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

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1984 volume:

Opening Activities Students Seniors Iuniors Sophomores Freshmen Academics Sports Advertising Closing Contents nkvn-'z 'i F331 , 1 SN, N' as 'X ' .5 Q9if y ,....wl' U45,S.... i xx 4mm F Nasa? h 2 t It X NX Lei W qc Q , 4f f'fvl av W Kris Dawson was September's centerfold for Car and Driver Magazine. Mr. VanderVoort prepares his Undies to carry on the tradition Powder Puffgame. 2 X Opening ..., of losing the Ta X - ' I it wh .. f . -1 f. r -. -A. ,f.-1-:fir Q ,mis . ' lp l' .K , , . . . t --hi f U 'f+ ?5m3N 3 .e 2.55-.3 A - J sw- Xwt. . t s Making the quest forthe dome even sweeter is Deanne Stevenson. f Q x K N , Spartie begins his campaign for the 1984 Presidential election. The pride, honor and joy of being Homecoming King and Queen are shown by Andy Shinrock and Lisa Lusk and their parents, Accompanying them are Mary Boone and her father and former queen Ieanine I ereck. X 2 A k.f.i .i . t '56 Corie Stahl and Todd Maddox fight the savage crowds on their way to class. , ,Q ,V .Ai Part time hair dresser Cathy Brandi is disgusted by Romantics' drummer jimmy Marino's split ends. Opening I 3 iii . ' Q X ? i 1 1 1 f '. ' A ff ,e , Hi. uf Q W ' - , ' t 'if-YJ 1 r --4 v M , :A l1' lA A ' rpm 5 i arrh tasy band Can't Stop the Music once they get started. r N .-..:w,,-: 1 4 f , A . ,, ieii ra L LL k N . Q, x t , ' t i t TE e ' , ...., ,. QR , .J-,, mf, .. .,,.. My .. 15 ' .. X V,-M, W3 Sig fy. vt f as Q, Q I Q , X e fix Q 5 SSX EK 1 922 ye I KM if 'vw juniors try to prove that they have a wide range vocabulary. ef New 3-0-f 'zu K f haf: fl it ni W Y-, ' -X '5 n gf ,sig L... WWW' -' MM,,,......- Bentz masters his secretarial skills and ruins his nails while working in the office. L.H.S. Fight Song Cheer, cheer for Dear Lakeview High We'11 make the echoes ring from the sky. Victory'11 be ours in the fight, Root for your team with spirits bright. Dave Domenico , and Olive Oyl, Lisa Elizondo, go in search of spinach at Lakeview's pride - Rock of Ages. As their defense weakens, Kalamazoo Central realizes they're headed for defeat. The first day after getting rid of his training wheels, Pat Mor- ris rides his bike to school. Opening X 5 3, ad 113' Fling out your banners, hold them high Fight, fellows, fight, for victory is nigh, Lakeview, cast aside your blues, And smile if you Win or lose. Q X 'K Treo Clark would rather look for his sweetie in the stands than pay attention to Y ' the game. I x X Af' L 1 1 rv-' sis 'K e g g is ,gs ei... he-A We r '5' A Mr. Sweet's class is mesmerized by the sound of a leaky roof. ge AL to 'K in stt, 'its . , qiqi , Preparing for a career in the N.F.L. are Ron Clayman, Doug jones, Scott Gremore The quest for the dome was evident from wall to wall during November. and Iohn Prell. 6 I Opening time 2 'tw we ' ' Sax players Rich Smith, Todd Robbins, Steve Hommerding, and Matt Scarbrough keep in step during a sixth hour rehearsal. 'env v Q A 54' There was never a dull moment at the Homecoming dance for Scott Hulbert, Diane Denniston, Todd Moore, Cora McKay, Stacey ludd and Iohn Haffenden. l X tl l 2 Windows in the art room are annually decorated to show the holiday spirit. 113125, 'L ' :S- teiff 5 A, .. X. it wife? ll Q k X Smile! Chris Pitchure's got you on candid camera. Fight, Spartans, you're bound to win. We've never seen a team that has been So loyal, brave and fair and true. So come on, team, and pull us through! Purple and White are flying above, Purple and white, the colors we love. Always keep them on the top, And don't let the spirit drop. Opening X 7 Running to score another 6 for the senior team is Pam Steinbacher. Wave dancers Fantasy. Bryan Breisch and Wesley Brown dazzle at The Student Service Center is the site for a rather suspicious meeting be- Third hour munchies have Peggy Gmnewold bnbing Mr' Phillips for a Candy bm. tween Mrs. Day, Suzy Farhat and Sherie Ritzler. ..,.......,-n-Y-, S . ,. 8 X Opening 'R 'QQ' QE? Scott Stevens and Tim Speer both ask themselves, Is he paying for my dinner? Counting the minutes until the bell, this class is thinking Turn Me Loose. Singing and dancing their way to fame, the Spartanaires perform in the Fantasy production. .3 s ,,.S,,t... - , 4 p. -3g,4s,-,tg11ni.a.iu 2 -- 'Q E igfsx-525-ii 1552' s-e 5 3i so 2 if Q- 7612, .4-,- - -,- - - f 5 J Zi ,S Watch out, Mr. Davis, julie Lundstrurn is after your job. Scott Ellerthorpe and Mark Kopelrnan discuss the theories of evolution, Opening f 9 On any given day you can find something exciting going on in or out of the classroom. These happenings make our days more fun. The special events and pro- ductions bring us all closer together and heighten our school spirit. - BB Working for the Weekend mst' aa sesame K Typmg students know that work comes before play 10 I Activities Delirious Showing her bizarre taste in clothing is Sherie Ritzler. Where s the Party Dennis Lafrinere uses force to get information out of Laura McDonald. ll - - ll y N si E Q Q ll 1 7 , '. - if . F W - .41 1, .' ' 2,7 1,3 5 . Z Q -g' A-,I 1 1 -vw' :if Qi, ,pit .V1 ' 1,3 X41 XSL h Lvv ily. M. V. 'X 1 - 'llf !I1 '1 E 11, 1 ,111 1 1, - -V 1: 1 P LA1 J ' . 14:1 'I' Q. 12 5' N A X, m ,I X' 1 V 5 x P 1 , 1 ' X 4' ,, . M 1, -X 1 I O00 h 1 rp X 1 1 .. -x V , X ,, , u,.., 0 O00 . 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Sweat Day generated lots of spirit along with Tourist, Class Color, Toga, and, of course, to top things off, Purple and White Day. - PG Looking like typical tourists, Andy Shinrock and Steve Thomas try to pick up the sexy LHS beach bunnies. Needing It Bad, Kristin Koth prepares for Florida. 12 X Dress Up Days ' A fC'T' y Waiting for their chariot, Beth Ball and Cathy Brandi dream about their date with Iulius Caesar and Mark Antony. I-Ieadin' out the door because they can't take it anymore, Suzi Squiers and Karen Prook move toward the gym and the Class Games. Games People Pla A,,.fv Shaun Wzler not having acquired the ability to use silverware Marie Webster thinks the mummy wrap is even more fun than toilet papering tree rand pudding. areound Henry Hartselle, C, The contestants prepare for the start ofthe next event. Raising the senior 'BREW CREW spirit, Sherie Ritzler and Darin Feasel support their team. Field Day is always an occa- sion that everyone looks for- ward to, and this year was no exception. The banana eat, pud- ding slurp, and mummy wrap were some of the main events that helped bring a victory to the juniors. The seniors captured an overall second placeg however, their BREW CREW cheer won them a first and pro- vided them with a slogan for their last year at LHS. - KD Starving for victory in the big banana eat, Trina Bunch znhales the Chiquita. Class Games f 13 it x 1 Fa, l M1nd1 Schaefer Mlchele Mrsner Andrew Campbell Keith Faber Mark Gibbs U- .nd x Lori Cook Suzy Kehoe X Lance johnson 14 1 Top 20 Gary Charles hm... Ramona Frost Mary Boone Danny DeLano D Feasel Take it to the Top . . . 20 The top 20 are selected by the Senior Class and from these 20, two are chosen by the student body as our King and Queen. Some o the activities the top 20 participate in during the week include delivering speeches to the freshmen, a Top 20 dinner at Bill Knapp's and the Kris Dawson pre-game and half-time festivities of our Homecoming football game. - KD ar p Andrew F. Shinrock Lisa A. Lusk Weller Nick Esselman Q.. 4-1 x Peggy Gronewold Ann Iereck ' Topzof 15 Keep the Fire Burning ' Suzy Kehoe and Max Miller enjoy the blazing bonfire. Before the parade moves out, Darin Feasel and Kris Dawson pose for the National Enquirer. Nearing the end of the week, the excitement had built up and the spirit blazed. This year cloudy skies and rain cou1dn't keep Spartan fans, friends, and parents away from seeing the Corvettes, football players, magnificent floats and the Mar- ching Spartans in our annual Homecoming parade. The bonfire was ignited and so was Spartan spirit, followed by the crowd moving inside to dance the night away at the Top 20 dance. - KD 16 X Bonfire and Parade Waiting to speed away, Keith Faber and Michele Misner hold on to their seats. fini Enjoying parade festivities are Top 20 members Nick Esselman, Ann Iereck, Peggy Gronewold and Torn Weller. Mr. Beard fills Tom Weller with win- ning incentive for the big game. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing Q. The Homecoming Dance was a great success. Hydra performed from 9:30 to 12:00 and the students, faculty and chaperones tripped the light fantastic. - PG Ann Iereck, Rieger Lesiow, Lance Iohnson and Pam Steinbacher come to the dance with high spirits and ready to have a good time. A Feelings . . . wo wo wo . . . feelings Lori Cook, sit out this dance. fiwf' -:Q A . f'x1i2wf:5Lt:.5 ff H--i? . - , ' VW ,, . gp X Lakeview's favorite couple, Mark Gibbs and Taking a breather from the heavy action on the dance floor, Iohri Hausman and Elizabeth Winslow chew the fat with friends. 1 'Y'v !'! 1 1:1 m pg' pp, ccccccccc gs S D W ..!' Prepared and ready to go, a group of seniors andjuniors get last minute tips from Denny Terrio of Dance Fever. Homecoming Dance X 17 Fantasies take audience on tours The 1984 Fantasy came With a pleasant change of pace. For the first time in several years, it Was held in the Winter. With the title Wish You Were Here, the shoW's theme was vaca- tionland fantasy. Tour guides femceesj Keith Faber and Mike Butler led the cast and audience on a voyage of a lifetime. T h e s h o W w a s highlighted by numerous skits and musical numbers. Once again the show came off perfectly thanks to tri- directors Mrs. Nancy Trowbridge, Mr. Carl Moore, and Miss Ellen Harvey, as Well as the little recognized, hard-working stage and technical crews. -KF Auditioning for the Broadway production All That jazz are Missy McArthur and Showing their pride over the success ofthe show are directors Miss Ellen Suze Hurniston. Harvey and Mrs Nancy Trowbridge 18 X Fantasy ,ww WlQ T f ,, Tm-hf-f.L5 5 Q .W new r WSF' fm, m.. Ka Nerf' ff Qi ,, ww. W M HQ' H ' ' ww, ,..,.,,...VQW Vw 2.4. gy-, L mf MW' . W 2 ff ' L X... . , M f-f. . K -Z, L pg, .Q . -n K A ,M Q--Q. -- . , . A . wffk-.f wi? Q' f -H1 gg- 1 ,Q - 1 .- A K ., .Q F '- 'giff-4, fs . + - 1' -.,.., g:.,qg.- . .s Q ' ,, N Wx. Us v A ,pp .K , , 4 Q t 3 t . . 7' if x - + fa ML k ...w' Qi' W L-EAA N ,Jawa-L i r i Dressed as Red Barons, the 12 most experienced girls swim in the opening number. Front Row: Kris Dawson, Holly Clark, Kelli Iohnson, Chris Noga, Shelly Russell, Melanie Kransi, Elizabeth Winslow. Row Two: Heidee Perry, Kristin Hedlund, Debbie Sly, Ieanna Massa, Amy Godfrey, Melanie King, Chrissie Hines. Row Three: Linda Egland, Pam Vunovich, Beth Ball, Helen Hallquist, Teresa Basso, Tracy Shear, Tracy Neff. Row Four: Iill Houdek, Carol Blankenship, Laura DeVries, Nancy Smith, jennifer Oakes, Ann Davis, Michelle Ferguson. f! Sunning instead of practicing are Linda Egland, Laura DeVries and Tracy Shear. Can you guess that this trio is Kris Dawson, Shelly Russell and Holly Clark? Aqua Sprites X 21 Lakeview journeys to Oklahoma Directors ludy Douglas, Phil Bauman, and Larry Nye brought the popular musical Oklahoma by Rodgers and Hammerstein to our auditorium on April 27 and 28. With only five seniors in this pro- duction, a great deal of talent is left behind for future musicals. Oklahoma, which takes place at the turn of the century in a small town, deals with a cowboy named Curly and his love for a sweet farm girl named Laurie. - SS Director Iudy Douglas and choreographer Larry Nye block out an intricate scene. The orchestra relaxes in one of their rare, yet memorable, appearances out of the pit. 22 f Musical Q Will Parker KSteve Hoffman? shows true Oklahoma hospitality to Ado Annie fLaura Myersl. Suze Humiston and Rob Barnard perform the dance sequence. Aunt Ellef CLisu Carpenter! auctions off the picnic basket. 4 iv Ne, 2 gk if . Jn Lakeview's band is Stepping Gut for a good time With their impeccable precision and blend of unique style, the bands dazzled the crowds at the many events in which they participated. The Marching Band appeared in such events as the Homecoming Parade and the M.S.B.O.A. Marching Festival, where they received top first division rating in class A. The season climaxed with the play-off performances in Grand Rapids and the Silverdome Band-O-Rama concert in November. The Jazz Band performed per usual in the Fan- tasy. The Symphonic Band performed in the Winter and Spring Concerts, plus the Memorial Day Parade and at Commencement. The Concert Band appeared at two home football games and at two concerts and the Marching Band-O-Rama. The band's dutiful officers were president, Walter Runkle, vice president, Dave Estes, secretary, Diana Patientg treasurer, Ramona Frost. The Flag Captain was Diana Patient. - CD if Lunch at MSU Band Camp is u real experience. Complete with a face painted purple, Kristen Glubke drums the Spartans on Led by Field Directors Randy Reed and Ramona Frost, the band plays at the Winter Concert. Is Mr. Moore going fishing for talent at Band 24 X Band Camp? The percussion section gets a little crazy at the Dome. UIQ if I E . M,,, ,t,,.. 4 If Afffsf. .Qi- t.t The Flag Girls have a good tirne at practice. Denise Shirk carries her flag proudly. llll Q ' S. t u e tsss at Xi'i Q t,.Xt ,,t, t .QQ e'rtt Q l EJQ- s .fs -M sit ,ttt 1 t it f K , e 'Q eett - E c :gl g ggggg fjooogg g g t E it esec if s t t 1 is If , it Q5 i Y 'S ,-all 5 ttt e .c w ft Q c it ' to o 'sv t X,- ' 1 wi K . .. 5 it .i t., e Mr gl ,Q gz' , t L i , M- at ,Q t t Q .NA e loot . f is -' -aww - Q . A Grueling hours of practice took place to prepare for the marching season. 'X c Randy Reed and Drew Flickema paint signs to take to the Dome. Band X 25 They're Playing Our Song at concerts Undergoing a change this year, the Choral Department added Mrs. Nancy Trowbridge as director of the A Cap- pella and Spartanaires to fill in for Mrs. Avis Pontoni, who took a leave of absence. Mrs. Trowbridge brought with her many new ideas and techni- ques and added a new dimension to the music here at Lakeview. The A Cappella performed at the Fall Concert, Christmas Concert, and Spr- ing Concert and participated in the Southwestern Michigan Vocal Festival. The Spartanaires performed with the A Cappella at their concerts, did many concerts throughout the community, and highlighted their year with the an- nual Pops Concert in March. - PG Performing at Fantasy, Peggy Gronewold, Ryan Thomasma, Mike Oswalt, Kris Dawson, and Mike Wilson entertain the crowd. Having a Real Good Time, the Spartanaires perform at their Pops Concert. 26 X Vocal Music fiEfEf::f??r3T555,ISig: 'ESS 'UF' agj QW A The A Cappella Choir performs at the Royal Assembly. 5 5 l Director Mrs. Nancy Trowbridge gives the Alto section instructions on new music. Bringing spirit through the halls of Lakeview, members ofthe A Cappella Choir sing for Homecom- ing Week. Trying to be accepted into the Clique, these girls make their debut as The locks. Fans liked it . . . A LO T!!! Many fans mistook Lance johnson for lim Morrison as he tried to light pe0ple's fires. Modeling for Body Builder ofthe Year, Gary Walbridge, Ryan Thomasma, Tim Breaking away from their usual job at the Hart Hotel, Mindi Schaefer, Ann Pifer, jerry Hepler, and Mike Mumford sing their way into our hearts. Iereck, and Peggy Gronewold try tofind some Big Spendersf' in 46 X i W S - Y X B get 5 1: . K - Could it be love for Spartanaires Gary Walbridge and Kim Persuading the audience to catch a wave, the Spartanaire guys go incognito. Pagels? lf so, stay tuned for Kim Loves Gary. Vocal Music l 27 Having pictures taken by morn and dad are Ron Locke and Cathy Brandi. Hot Girls in Love get lucky at dance Girl-Date-Boy, held on St. Patrick's Day, was appropriately titled Get Lucky. The cafeteria was decorated with a big rainbow and a pot of gold. Music was pro- vided by Iam-Pact. Highlights of the evening were Mike Taylor fall- ing asleep on his date, Kristin Koth's party and Lori Cook toss- ing up in her salad. - PG Charlene Dorais and Dino English discuss their plans the 28 X Girl Date-Boy Warming up for the dance, Tirn Speer dig Kristin Koth. Tracy Neff and Iennie W I-Iuddling clo Q :SSN St ytko with their dates, jeff Maddox and Doug Kirby, await the dance. H u,,it S 5 Ji' ' se together, Tracy Webber and Torn Weller enjoy dinner, is his data, Ozierwhelrned by his popularity, Dan DeLano is welcomed by Tracy Webber and Lori Cook, I Don't Want A New r Drug!! up is fr The first Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week was is ' sponsored by the Lakeview Student Senate. Chairper- sons of the committee were Keith Faber, Cassandra Derks and Mike Cuccaro. Dr. Robert Forney, Resident Toxicologist at the Medical College of Ohio in Toledo, spoke on the effects drug and alcohol have on the body. On Wednesday Santa Fe, a Iazz-Rock band, performed for the student body with the message Living the Good Life without alcohol and drugs. State trooper Bill Martin was here on Thursday with a panel of experts to conduct a question-answer session with no faculty present. Gthers on the panel were Russ Sampson, Ieff Kruithoff, and Patricia Woodall. To conclude the week, the slide presentation Dreammaker was shown on three 14- foot high screens, utilizing six projectors, with the message Pursuit For Positive Values. - PG .fr Listening to Dr. Forney are chairpersons Mike Cuccaro, Cassandra Derks and Keith Faber 1 in fs? A Singing many popular songs, Santa Fe encourages the student body not to use alcohol and drugs. ix Sk Addressing the audience, Dr. Forney gives his message on houi chemicals affect the body, Responding to a question, State Trooper Martin hopes to help students with any concerns they may have. Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week X 29 Groups give it to During Christmas the Latin Club sold Pax In Terra buttons. All year they were responsible for keeping the foreign language bulletin board outside room B-6, and for the foreign language luncheon they put on the play Amphitrion. The final project they engaged in was composing the book Quidquid, which is translations of nursery rhymes, television show themes and popular songs. - PG The French Club held an initia- tion and hayride in the fall, as well as car washes. They par- ticipated in a cooking contest and went to Chicago for a weekend. Their big project was the annual Big Market and Fun Fair in March. - PG 30X Latin Clubg French Club you Any Way You Want lt 3 Q FM' Latin Club members included Laura Roush, lennifer Weglarz, Scott Finch and Michelle Martin th adv so Mrs, Mary Kruska, Missing: Ianelle Durrelt and Mike Oswalt, French Club offifers were Gina Randle, Ieff Sprirk, Teresa Stringham and Lisa Lusk S W . Q .5 L. JI N ,.....,..tt , .. K . 7 . of 3 . ig- ,. ii K ,. v,1, 'lfff J time -s IL? flux ,-3? ff .. Q . g, 5 . K 5 1 NK - I xl Randy Reed, Tina Wichnal, Kyle Often and Walter Runkle proudly demonstrate the sign they made to wvlronzr' new rrwrrzbvrs Robin Cowan and Dennis Durham. Sherie Rilzlfr and Ellen Gilmer advise Keith Faber on 11 humorous mutter. The National Honor Society was led. by president Mark Kopelman, vice president Anne Ward, secretary Mindi Schaefer and treasurer Beth McCrae. The group focused their time on rewriting the induction rules and standards and on welcom- ing new members into the club. - PG The student listeners are a valuable asset to the student body here at Lakeview. They have a training session during the school year to learn how to communicate better with their peers. Listeners were Denise Eberhart, Shannon Swanger, Laura Amidon, Shawna Dingwall, Sara Ross, Ellen Gilmer and Sherie Ritzler. - KD National Honor Societyg Student Listeners 1 31 Mat Club members boosted grapplers' spirits by making locker signs, banners and run- ning throughs and by decorating lockers during Pep Week. In addition, they made decorations for the Wrestling Awards Banquet at the end of the season. During home meets, Mat Club members assisted by cheering and acting as scorekeepers, timers and run- ners. President was Michele Misner and vice president was Ieanna Massa. - KD When most of us have gone home after school, the Fish Club stays on each afternoon preceding a swim meet. The group makes locker signs and banners and decorates the varsi- ty boys' swim team's lockers. - KD 32 X Mat Club, Fish Club Among a crowd of spectators, Mat Club members Veronica Sepulveda and Denise Shirk, along with team member Darrell Iohnson, cheer on the state qualifiers. , -XX. Q .C 5 3 li 2 gs. Q aj ' , Q Mi ws 9 5' K E K mi: A Qi N ' -- 9 fswk. .5 s f.. E.. X t .is. K C ' ' C i X .i 5 3 Busily making signs for the Big Eight Conference meet are president Cathy Brandi, vice president Linda Egland, chairperson Susy Burhans and secretary Laura DeVries, Student Senate members are Leaders of the Pack Shummn Swangvr, Stacey Suiartzlv, Marin' Webster and Kristi Sclmcfrr represent our ciudcrit body St'Hl1ft7V Mind: Sclim'fi'r and yirvsidvril Ami Icrcck discuss swim' important dvmils about thc rvziisioii Uffill'SL'71l1fl' Cmistitulion. gf 3 ' av h m . 0 XWZQX W if T v K -'tx t . ' f L M 5. T' QQ- i 'fs S X ' 4 Y . .. fp 'AY gf s i X ga l i h J g r eee i g YH! i if 'NWN eiet T t at W p ...fam..,,t ... , A -Q-.:L1 The Student Senate is an organization that does a great deal for the students, faculty and the school in general. This year the Senate started out with Homecoming activities, car washes and dances. Christmas baskets were next on the agenda. They helped many needy people throughout the community with the gifts and food our students provided. The big- gest event that the Senate supported and organized was Alcohol and Drug Awareness Week, which enlightened many students about the effects of drugs and alcohol. Pride Week is the last school-related activity they sponsor after Student Senate and Class Officer elections for the following year. The motto for the year says it best: The few, the proud, the Student Senate working hard for you. - KD Student Senate X 33 We Got the Beat and it's proven with style ' Front Row: Gina Tessmer, Veronica Sepulveda, Kris Dawson, Holly Clark, Chris Noga, Michele Misner. Row Two: Diane Vunovich, Mary Boone, Gina Randle, Suze I-Iurniston, Lisa Carpenter, Ramona Frost. Missing: Missy McArthur. The Pom Pon Corps, led by co- captains Kris Dawson and Mary Boone, held their place as usual at the Badgerette Camp at Albion, Mich. this summer. The squad finished the session with all seconds and was awarded Most Improved Squad for scores increasing daily. They also received a first place ribbon for their banner representing them, designed and painted by Larry Gardiner. Senior Ramona Frost competed in the Miss Badgerette competition and finished second out of eight girls. During the year, the girls perform- ed at every home football game, both regional playoff games at Houseman Field and a final routine at the Pon- tiac Silverdome during half time of the Class B State Finals. They finish- ed the year with home basketball games and one wrestling match, with routines such as Talk to Ya Later and Cum On Feel the Noise. Added to this year's sparkling per- formances were their new metallic poms. - KD I l Gina Tessmer keeps fit by running in place. Forgetting about Porn Pon and concentrating on Richard Simmons, Kris Dawson works her body as Holly Clark looks on. 34 I Pom Pon Kicking high, Lisa Carpenter, Suze Humiston and Gina Randle show true form. .qw ,x Sparkling with their new metallic poms, the Pom Pon squad show off their style. Tired out by a week of vigorous practice, a few ofthe Pom Pon girls rest on the steps of an Albion College dorm. Pom Pon X 35 Cheerleading Squads lump Shout Boogie This year's cheerleaders, led by captains Lori Cook and Lisa Lusk, had an active season. After a long search, Mrs. Marcia Pechota advised the group until her resignation, after which Mr. and Mrs. Gary Beard took over the job. During football, they led the crowd in suppor- ting our team in a glorious season, highlighted by being able to play and cheer in the Silverdome. Other spirit-raising activities during football in- cluded marching in the Homecoming parade and making locker signs, banners, pillow cases and home signs. In basketball, again they led fans in team sup- port, as Well as making locker signs and decorating lockers for districts. - IE Lusk fires up the crowd at the Silverd Front Row: Renee Hudson, Lori Cook, Curie Stahl. Row Two: Ieanna Massa, Karen Burns, Mindi Schaefer, Lisa Lusk. 36 X Cheerleaders Suzi Squiers, better known as Sparty, sho r,kixQ 'he . XA K Tips? ,,....-- Kari Rees shows what it takes to be a cheerleader. Iumping high in the air, the I.V. cheerleaders root for the team during halftime. Front Row: Dee Dee Bammersbach, Iemece Thomason. Row Two: Shannon Wright, H eidee Perry, Melanie Porter. Row Three: Kari Rees, Teresa Basso. The I.V. cheerleaders had an exciting year under the leadership of Heidee Perry and Shannon Wright. To start it off, they spent a week training at MSU and then came back to root the I.V. football and basketball players through great seasons. To boost enthusiasm, they made locker signs, decorated lockers, cheered at pep rallies and marched at the Homecoming parade. In addition, they held a rock-a-thon Where they rocked in chairs for twelve hours, and they sold jam to raise money to buy new uniforms. - IE Bob Vondell is introduced as the girls cheer him on. Cheerleaders X 37 . . . controversy: Is prayer in schools constitutional? Should LI.S. troops be in Lebanon? Where's the beef? Is George Orwell's prediction of 1984 becoin ing a reality? Is Nutra Sweet a safe substitute? Who will be the Democratic Presidential candidate? How much learning goes on in public schools? Should Iohn De Lorean be convicted of cocaine possession? . . . competition: Raiders win Super Bowl, Orioles win World Series and Georgetown wins NCAA basketball tour- namentg gold at winter Olympics and will anyone come to the sum- rner Olympics in Los Angeles. 38 I National Happenings 4' . . . trends: Footloose, Laura returns to General Hospital for a visit, Cabbage Patch craze, leather jackets, Ray Bans and flat shoes. ,.,f,,,,.-,,W,....,....i,.,, M , I g . . . rock: 20th anniversary of it lvga the British invasion, Michael A 'l jackson sweeps the Grammy i '::1i 1'11 t it awards, Quiet Riot, rock videos. 2 Tsar change: Ma Bell break-up, death of An- dropov, space shuttles, restoration of the Statue of Liberty, getting in shape, computerized everything. National Happenings X 39 A four year journey has just begun for some, yet for an elite group it's nearly over. From the class clown to the class bookworm, our 1070 students make up the city's finest high school. Between the gossip about the latest couple to Who's going to Win the game, our student body is always buzzing with excitement. - BB Whirly Girls '11 Serious practice is not always a top priority for the Pom Pon squad 40 X Students Hold On Loosely Kim Pagels gives acupuncture a try. Girls Just Want to Have Fun Love American Style shown here by Kris Dawson and Mike Mumford. ll II fr i NY 23 is S t X as ll - ll 4 1 . vi' X- , 1, ff V' I-I , ' 2. , , 7577 ,A i C3 I I?- -ix l 'i '- 1 f'-1-w ,, I------Q ,F f-..-. f 1-----1 V fiyx . N ' T ' QXX w M , li f, ,K --.............,.,...-........ 1 Vlit...--T '- 'L , 'b C-'3 1. f ::1 PS m f -- f------X S q KQOQC . ,v ' N I fl ' 1 ' lf, A' , J ff I I w 3 if s Q' Di ' 9 F A , .vu 5 X A f Y- I Q' f 'fa 1 i - ' A . K Q f'1 ll w .71 s,x l Q 3 A L13-1' 'YXX ' A qy E Q, y ' ' ' x I6 ' 9 lx K ' 42' X 1 H L f f fl, lf 'A f Y 14 fl Q N ' ' ff X X. Io K Nq 1 X I .av - Cyst .bs si 3,2 if' .f-2914 . x N,,, V X . 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As we start to reestablish ourselves, we will always have our high school memories to look back on. IT'S BETTER TO BURN OUT . . . THAN FADE AWAY! - PG Charlene Dorais - Girl on Kim LaWYef breaks Filmff The Sounds of Silence Kim Lawyer has been actively involved with the deaf since she was 12 years old and saw a woman interpreting for the hearing im- paired in her church. She has since interpreted for eight cantatas and several services. She has also signed for other occasions at her church like the America Festival in 1981 and for meetings of a milk substitute company called Meadow Fresh. She has been called by the Battle Creek Police Department, and her name is available at Community Hospital if her interpreting ser- vices are needed at any time. Kim plans to sign for other activities at her 'iii R church and anywhere else that her services t iii' ' 1 may be needed. - Charlene Dorais has an avid interest in modeling. She has modeled for local mer- chants and for the Battle Creek Iunior League. In a 17-week advanced course at Austin s in Lansing Char learned different walks and set-ups in modeling. The students practiced commercials and learned the correct pro- cedures. Char loves to put on all the makeup for the photography sessions. Modeling is a lot of fun. You meet interesting people laughingly says Charlene who hopes this training will lead her to a serious career in modeling. - CB Rob Barnard rebuilds a Little Red Corvette Rob Barnard builds cars as a self taught hobby When he was 15 Rob bought a Corvette whose working 12 hours a day five days a week for three months he restored this 1975 Corvette to fantastic condition After he rebuilds a car he usually sells it and puts the profit into his next project He also has worked on restoring a 1965 Mustang which will be a collector s item when finished Rob says this is just a hobby and not something he wants to do professionally CD O l ' ll ' ll 'Winston 1 front end had been demolished by a truck. By Seniors X 43 .J4manJa Jayne glzriafine .xdimzze .fdalamaon .xdugluf mary Cfgzabeflz Sfeuen jade! goals! gnriifoplzer geflz .An Baldy gaLer gaLer ga!! 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Seniors X 47 aw' A ,symurm I paufa Waxine .Eeanna marie ::binyu'u!f .liaclzer :Dodge Cjflardfne :Diane .Debra .meniie .Ann Craig Owen ,IIN 'J Irawanf Aerlzarf 8 ger on cf' J f maniefsean Lnda puff: scoff .xdfan Cilyan ggfand glfkrflwrpe 48 I Seniors Wichofaa plzihp ,ibavial gregory guy jreJericL GL guefman Jr. gafea guerhng ak 2 Q? .jgeifll clzzyzl jaaiofa .jvlanna Suzanne marie Iarin jaber jarlzaf jarlzaf jean! n 1 jeffrey wayne .kriafen Jori ginney jorfney jriffa J N 7, WML pafr-icL gdiie wrignf Wgam maui! gibdon gibdon .S?epl1en Jeffrey .xdffan Germain Seniors X 49 paufa Janne Cffbn marie grudge? .fdaron giaerf Qfmer Quenb gernadeffe joan Jann .5-bauial Wie Wargarel Link goaaner gray grodau gronewofaf Juke Jann lgogerf Wicnaefyonn Juaffenden .Jqamihon .jvlauqsman byeflz marie .Karen Wicnefk jimoflzy onncla .xdnn Jvlenflon Aff JN! .MMMJ 50 I Seniors -is a W 'R gbawn marie yonelfa jerri .fdnn micAefZz marie ou fanny Jqouu .yoxie .Huge J4,1. fjbauid gfzyerafd scoff jimoflly pamly jiffman Juumgerl' qu nz .QQ . 2. .xdnn marie Wichaef lance James mean .yarf JBFZCL yeweff JOAIIJOII y0All5t0ll A 2014966 Owen Ere!!! 34011105 6Al'idf0,2A2l' Jdfdll 901105 Joaeph Seniors 1 51 Suzanne WOQZA 7Wal'L jhlllllad kmbeffy 6dl'0! .KEAOE .Kenney .KZFF Wall .jdfdn lynn Wicnaef .jcmgerfy Jeanne .keafer .jar Lriale oning .Kopefman L JC .kriafin marie ,fdfan Hclnarcl .xdprif mae .Koflz .Kouar .fzurburalvi .Salman CfAzaLeflz .gamlra Degffe .jcmgerde .xdnn mazda, ,Howard 52 X Seniors Spain! fllammera lawyer clleiylzfon Lx E jocld micnaef Qeger Raymond .xdfan Wicnaefjonn Qlleiaf clleaiow Joni- lang j0lli pd? gfhdfd CIGWOII 60lUli2 yuh? - Joop LWB, JF. ol,0W2I' '?C... 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Krug!! jeff Sam Kuffkam sau ,4 campteff yonaflan ,rt crawl 0u,ne :bm la., 5,.,A,A y.ff,.,, was stare, ibauicf gr-ou avr ww Jawa Jcmfaff Wat., JOAA wnalon Mead .JW WWI, l9a1fzfL.!Gff, porler WicAaef6JwarJ pomana laura lynn Sfanfon Jour JU afue , .Slant .krialina lynn upfgrah leprlren nn an or wlc 5' w, 11 Wf-1, ymsffw-f, Paper Back Writer interests Lori Sunie Willa Cather's descriptive style and great writing ability have made her parallel to Hemingway - although she doesn't get half the recognition. This is just part of what Lori Sunie enjoys about Miss Cather's literature. She first became interested in Miss Cather s work as a sophomore at Olivet High School when she read one of her books for a report Since then she has been very mterested in all of her books poetry and essays While at Olivet Lori wrote a term paper about Miss Cather which won her first prize 1n a literary contest She collects stories about her favorite author from magazines and owns all of her books She has had some of her poems framed and awaits the arrival of a pillow with a picture of Miss Cather printed on it Lori also hopes to acquire some of the rare stamps and coins picturing the author that have been discontinued During the summer of 1983 a three day seminar was held in Wisconsin about Willa Cather that Lori was unable to attend because of a conflict .SQAHMIE marched Wiclzaef all 'MMM 7flM.m jA0maJ JUL!! JIM! 'MZ Z K Zmmefmd a llel' i 4 it st ,gvf . . . . , p 5 , - 3 1 ' A X I s if Xxx .Nm S3 I , I i A E Lori Sunie hold wo of the books written by her fu t ' - author. 60X Seniors Bruce Brevitz comes on the ice like Fire and Ice Who is that masked Canadian on skates? Could it be Bruce Brevitz? Yes it is but why? Bruce has achieved the status of being known as one of the foremost junior hockey players in the area. Bruce did not just Walk out on the ice and become a star. He got there by hours and hours of painstaking hard work. He became interested in hockey when he was about seven when he and a friend went with parents to see the Kalamazoo Wings play. From just being interested he started playing unorganized hockey on area ponds and lakes. When junior hockey came to our area Bruce joined that organization. The hockey season officially begins in November but pre-season practice starts in August and the year runs un- til March. During his season Bruce has three practices downtown a week one being at 5:30 a.m. when ice rental prices are cheaper. That takes dedication! - KF - - - ll - ll M , , em, 4 M vt- e ' Larry Buys, prepared to take your Photograph Larry Buys has been collecting antique cameras for just over two years His hobby started when he saw an old camera at a garage sale which is where he gets most of his cameras He now has 14 cameras the oldest being 73 years His collection 1S valued at about S250 but to him it s priceless Larry has purchased a couple of his cameras right here at school His favorite camera is his oldest It s a Kodak Autographic which means after you take the picture you can open a little door in the back and Write on the film When the picture is processed the writing will appear on the picture Another favorite camera of Larry s is his Magestic Its a simple camera made in the early 1940 s The uniqueness of this camera is that it gives two pictures in the space that a regular camera would get only one picture Larry finds camera collecting a unique and fascinating hobby one that that could interest all types of per sonalities and that he will always enjoy doing LD ll ll . I , VV 'W gn I Z2 - f' . . I . . , . I y ,V I l is . K . I . . I l . 1 . . . , . . , . Seniors X 61 Many seniors are Feelin' Satisfied with achievements ,ff W-i.,..il' 4 Vi i..E gi D Q, E ,LAEL it L C C eeiiee s Q 5 Q i 2 i Xa C C ' L,:.' I 5 I f A Y, Q . ' 24 i', Various departmental awards are given each year. This year's recipients are Front Row: Carla Maricic, Choirg Anne Bertheau, Prenchg Greta Uitvlugt, Frenchg Karen Burns, Businessg Toni Loop, Home Economics. Row Two: Mike Matyasic, Englishg Dean Iohnston, Bandg Lori Cook, Spanishg and Tom Weller, Spanish and Science. Miss- ing from photo are Drew Ioseph, Social Studiesg Mike Hausrrian, Industrial Artsg and Scott Ellerthorpe, Math. 6 '1?5t'?Ni,A' V,-'Q 5, :my 3-.ras-if , . 'Y at 5.683 ., , 'S Lakcziiezifs DAR Good Citizen of the Year is Mary Boone. 62 X Senior Achievements an Pd Commended students for National Merit are Ion Davis, Tom Weller, and Dean Iohnston. Not pictured are Scott Carver tcommendedl and Scott Ellerthorpe tlfinalisti. Lakeview's Boys' State and Girls' State representatives were Shawna Dingwall and Gary Charles. Sue Nanos and Andy Campbell were named Athletes of the Year. Sue earned two letters in basketball and volleyball and three in track. She was a member of the All-City teams in basketball and volleyball. She was also All-Region and All-State in the latter. She will play for Eastern Kentucky University on a volleyball scholarship next year. Andy earned six letters -two each in football, basketball, and baseball. He was voted All-City in football and basketball. He earned All-Conference and All-State honors in football. His future plans are undecided at this time. - CB Scholastic Athletes of the Year are Beth McRae and Tom Weller. Beth has earned four varsity letters - two in basketball and two in softball. She received the Sportsmanship Award this year in basketball and is tri-captain of this year's softball team. She has maintained a 3.975 G.P.A. in a challenging college prep program. She will be attending Michigan State University in the fall. Tom has earned seven letters - three in track, two in basketball and two in football. He received the Most Improved Award this year in basketball. He was named to the All-City and All-Conference football teams. With an excellent G.P.A. of 4.0, he will enter the School of Engineering at U of M next fall. - CB Senior Achievements X 63 All ight Long seniors eat, dance and enjo Held at Kellogg Community College Student Center on May 12, Senior Prom ended with many memories. Couples danced to Factor. A professional photographer e was present to take a picture of each couple, for a fee. 2 l The next morning a number of seniors headed to Lake, Z Michigan for one more day of fun. - CB t Y Z l l ri E l i fi 3 , li ,gi f 4 t 2 7 i 4 4 lla if l Enjoying dinner at Great Lakes Shipping Co., Linda Egland chatters happily. With flowers in hand, Aimee August waits for her datef gi NWN Preparing to leave for the dance are Iohn Melekian and Rachel Lussier. Dressed in style, Charlene Dorais and her date appear at a party before dinner 64 X Senior Prom Rain didn't put a damper on the spirits ofAndy Campbell and Michelle Rhodes at Lake Michigan. Before dinner, Beth Ball, Steve Walker, Laura DeVries, Brett Smith, Lisa Brandi, Walter Runkle, Cathy Brandi and Ron Locke pause to talk to another couple. Senior Prom X 65 Seniors become Illegal Aliens in Canada For four days and three nights 33 of LakeVieW's seniors took their Senior Trip to Toronto with Mr. Tom Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey. While in the city they went shopping, saw the Casa Loma, attended both Funny Girl and The Mouse Trap. Highlights of the trip were Nick Esselman and Randy Jenkins being made up, going to Cherry's Bar, buying clothes at the Goodwill, and a three mile taxi ride for Three dollars or three kisses. - PG ,.--.-....... While visiting the zoo, Ramona Frost, Lisa Lusk, and Shannon Dingwall pull out their map. :unix sg Stopping at a sidewalk cafe, Suzi Squiers relaxes with a cool drink! 66 X Senior Trip Catching a few winks, Max Miller dozes off on the train ride to Toronto. Listening to some tunes helps pass the time for Nick Esselman and Sue Nanos After a boat ride, Suzi Squiers starts to feel sea sick. Q. Q 3-3' Meeting people from other senior trips was a highlight for some of these Lakeview girls. , . After his Cover Girl rnakeozrer, Randy Ienkins looks like a new rnan. Ready for a night out on the town, Larry Buys, Suzi Squiers and Max Miller wait for the others in the lobby, Senior Trip l 67 In Quebec students learn the French Connection In May, eight students were rewarded for their hard Work and determination during their four years of French classes by traveling to Quebec for a week. They traveled with French teacher Iudy Butler, and her sister Maren Waksmund- ski, who was referred to as Tati. They visited the Citadella, the Chateau Frontenac, the Plains of Abraham where they picnicked, and they spent a day at the high school of their pen pals with whom they've been communicating since September. - SS e-new-Wagga., Diana Patient and Iill Kester enjoy some needed relaxation on their train trip. Hitting all the hotspots, the ladies rest on a cannon. 68 I Quebec Trip The troops take a snooze after a delicious picnic on the Plains of Abraham 'Q The group enjoys the view . . . before they jump, 6 The buildings ure beautiful in downtown Quebec. we Close-Up students lust Want to Have Fun Fourteen students journeyed to Washington, D.C., accompanied by Mr. Ierry Yeast and Dr. Ruth Snyder for a fast-paced week of ac- tivities touring the city, attending seminars and Workshops, enjoying a musical at Ford's Theater, spending a day on Capitol Hill, and winding up the week with a banquet and dance. Highlights of the trip were leaving at 7 a.m. the morning after Senior Prom, Kristin Koth and Peggy Gronewold going to Taiwan after joining the staff of Close-Up, chas- ing limousines on Capitol Hill, and saying hello to House Speaker Tip O'Neill. - PG Outside on the mall, the Close-Up gang takes time out to campaign for Ronald Reagan. 316 SEM. WOW 'Y 32' ' H lil ml num A vm wa man H--..i,,M , . wx: -Q 2 '2l!!'!Q,2gg Q html! FW On the Metra, Chris Baak, Peggy Gronewold, and Kristin Kath wait for the next stop. The life of the party, Kristin Kath, entertains Chris Baak and Scott Ellerthorpe, At the airport, Peggy Gronewold and Keith Faber wait for their luggage. Project Close-Up X 69 Hungr Boys and girls devour enticing breakfast Seniors had one last chance to talk and eat special awards presented by Tim Speer, Keith together at Senior Breakfast. Scrambled eggs, cold Faber and Scott Stevens. Commencement rehearsal fruit, rolls and juice filled out the menu. After- and distribution of the senior issue of the Crystal wards seniors gathered for entertainment and followed. - CB Q ,fwvvvr '45- Q ii . A . , . , . Tk' th' 'k th d' 'H ,S , ' Performing one last time for their class are the senior Spurtanmres. a, mg en WC of e goo les are Iam Ouse ue NMOS Michele Mzsner and Kim Kerr. if ' p Receiving their morning coffee ure Darin Feasel und Steve Thomas. Filling up their plates are Iohn Gray, Paul Thurmond und Trudy Sunday. 70 I Senior Breakfast BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Lakevlew Hugh School A 7 30 p rn May 30. 1984 Lakevlew Hugh School Audltorlum Battle Creek, Mschlgan Reverend Gary Cantrell. Battle Creek Buble Church ORDER OF SERVICE Organ Prelude 'Hymn Amersca the Beautiful Bates-Ward 'lnvocatlonal Prayer . . ,, Klmberlee A Lawyer Anthem Last Words of Oavld R Thompson Scrlpture Acts 22 3 Organ and Chonr , Bach Jesu Joy of Man S Deslrmg Pastoral Prayer , Rev. Gary Cantrell Sermon - Golng on to School Rev Gary Cantrell 'Hymn ,.. ,, Dykes-Wllllarns Holy, Holy. Holy' Lord God Alrnlghty 4E-mediation . . . . Rev. Gary Cantrell 'Choral Response: The Lord Bless You and Keep You . . . Lutkin Organ Postlude Baccalaureate X 71 Seniors Celebrate on graduation day This is the first day of the rest of your life was the quote that graduating seniors heard and con- templated Sunday, June 3 - Graduation Day. Lisa Lusk was the student speaker, and counselor Thomas Bommersbach was chosen from the faculty to speak. He inspired students, colleagues and parents to fulfill dreams, set goals and never stop trying. Dr. Charles Seifert received the Distinguished Alumni Award, which is given to an outstanding citizen of Battle Creek. l As Commencement ended, students headed off the field with tears in their eyes, smiles on their faces, hats flying, and heavy celebration on their minds. - KD Counselor and friend, Tom Bommersbach, addresses students, parents and teachers with a moving speech about the Class of1984. 'vs- 93 3-we New Q 3 ..,,,.f 5 . if ., , . A Q f' i pp p gpp it ...pp . fr. ..,p ii ip . : if , s in at as ' ia 'ff 0' .. t f.. ili M . Q . it . .,,, ,E Q . ' Si D .. . ., - .ss er . BS Seniors celebrate Commencement by throwing their hats in the middle of thefield that gave them so many memories. 72 X Commencement 6 , , i ,N ,, ,,,, :J . Q .. , A A S 1. f' Anne Bertheau and Lauree Phelps take one last look before taking that final step. ' ,.1,a S y S yy Dr. Charles Seifert accepts the Distinguished Alumni Award from Mr. Iames Nelson, President ofthe School Board. -I! ,xv Smiling with relief, Brett Smith receives his diploma from Principal Robert M. Ward. ' A -Ill, 1 ' 3. A , r i f ,. er 7 'N ' Q X .sad Vi' K ' ,. je QL . ' gl ax A ' I M53 u, ' -1 3 . .. N K H N' I ' 5 f . P, m , ' r I I N .zjtrf . r-M if t ctti it dn... , '-a..,.,...Q,, The graduating seniors join their fellow band members while playing for the final time as Lakeview Spartans. Class Poem Take my hand and I will follow, help me to see happiness and joy and help me to realize sorrow and pain. Over the years we have made many friends a few we may never see again but all we will remember. The past four years hold many memories, all we hold dear. As the end of our stay draws near we feel our journey is about to end but we realize we've only just begun. Shawna Dingwall Commencement l 73 Senior Superlatives - You're the Tops .5 Mg L NNW Most Likely to Succeed: Tom Weller and Lori Cook. Most Radical: Suzi Squiers and Mari Seage. i Most Likely to Stay in Battle Creekr Lisa Lusk and Brad Givens. Fwlmestl Rigger Lgsmw and Kris Fofmey' 74 I Senior Superlatives ,,, . . ' in f S L i f ? .L a Wy' , .k... wax! ' sf' U i A Qu rx Q K B w P' MW t X' 1, 5 ,f V Best Body: Cathy Brandi and Dan DeLano. Best Dressed: Trudy Sunday and Mark Kupelman ' sg , in N X ,K f ' W W9 ff: 9 sa A 5 Dnv.-25,3 O O ,...-w' Nbr..-t K I Best Looking: -I-Huy Webber and Lana, Johnson, Most Flirtations: Slierie Ritzler and Trev Clark. it 'SM w tv ,y ugh, l ,V i' M W it Must Likely to Become a Hall Monitor: Andy Campbell and Tammy Branham. Prettiest Smile: Lance Iohnsun and Peggy Gronezuold. .hs yn 'gl Most Desirable Date: Tam Weller and Suzy Kehoe, Prettiest Eyes: Traey Webber and Andy Sliinruck. Senior Superlatives X 75 Kim Lawyer and Kim Bidwell were overjoyed when they received their order from I'rederick's of Hollywood. Coiztemplating who he'll choose to he his next Centerf01d is Mike Iewett, 76 t Seniors Darrel Debree says, Look, Mom, rio cavities! Q X N , ,.::. , .f:::,,-,.--., - -V .. ' at is .... N , Secretarial duties don? seeiri to interest Paula Gilbert when the bell rings. N K I Not everyone fan he in two places at once as stud, gymnast and all .Wound greatvguy Walter Runkle can. Eager lu lmzzw LHS, Debbie Draiumil and Charlene Dorais try on their caps and gmwiis. a Mike Matyasic prepares to pick up his date for pro Seniors X 77 78 X Iuniors HAVE You SEEN JUNIOR s GRADES? its Starring Mike Kidder, president, Larry Gardiner, secretary, Kzm Hallman, vzce president, Dave Domenico, treasurer As We turn our album over, We get a glimpse of the juniors. They have shown us what they stand for and ad- justed to their life as high school students. They can see the end of the album approaching and realize that soon it will be their turn to lift the needle and go on. In the meantime, they keep moving as the beat goes on and on. - PG Lukevzew s Beethoven Chns Myatt warms up be ore a concert. Kari Beattie Dan Beech Pedro Beltran Dan Bentz Cindy Adams Marika Adams Matthew Adle Kristin Allard Iohn Almaraz Laura Amidon Jim Andersen Vince Antonelli Thadd Atkins Faith Auton Chris Baak Scott Baker Ianine Bakker Kelly Banghart Debbie Bannester Tina Bartholomew Tom Basso Sue Beard Iuniors I 79 lf Wendy Berry Rick Bicknell Paul Boes Renee Branham Ben Brecht Sheri Brehm jay Broughton Iim Brown Trina Bunch Michael Butler Tom Byrne Mike Calhoun Robert Carmichael Lisa Carpenter Richard Rinearson, the next Major Tom The purpose of Civil Air Patrol is to help young people from ages 13 to 18 learn about military customs courtesies and history which make up part of the leadership program. In the other part they learn about aircraft communica- tions and Weather in the Aerospace program. Richard Rinearson has been in CAP for three years and has reached the rank of captain. He is also the Squadron Commander of his unit. He sees that the people in the unit get the training and experiences needed to go through the program. Richard notes that there are advantages for those involved in CAP. As the cadets advance through the program and reach the rank of of- ficer they receive an award named for Billy Mit- chell. If they wish to join the Air Force they would be able to do so as airman first class in- stead of at the bottom of the ranks. They also receive an E-3 pay rating instead of the starting pay of an E-1 rating. - DH A 1 W W A. T ,ev Squadron Commander Richard Rinearson lfront tight! leads the members of his unit at a meeting of Civil Air Patrol. ' ' ll ' ll was M. ' W is M ing 4 Q V Q tis M me K-1' 3 H 5 an 1 I lfsxi 4. gk Nw: I' X 0 as Nw 4 9 'Of-C W I a 1 1 Kelly Carr Duke Carton Kathy Castorr David Chen Ieff Clark Tim Clinton Michelle Coffman Sandy Compton Matt Cook Paul Coulter Iason Court Matt Crawford Bob Creviston Larry Davis p 80 X Iuniors 'Jw- Mark Delaney Tanya DeLong Cassandra Derks Mike DeRushia Tina Deutscher David Domenico Diana Donovan Carl Dubert Krystal Eckerty Lisa Elizondo John Emery Angie Enos Steve Enos Roger Eyre Suze Humiston tries out for the SpandauBmet Suze Humiston has been taking ballet lessons since the age of three. Once mastering the techniques and finally the gracefulness, Suze moved on to bigger and better things. At age ten, she indulged in a new form of ballet called pointe. The equipment is dif- ferent- toe shoes rather than plain leather ballet slippers Also, it takes more muscle con- trol than regular ballet 0f the two Suze says I like toe much bet ter than ballet because of the constant challenge I have always thought that toe is much prettier and more gracefully performed than flat shoe ballet Suze is currently enrolled in two classes at Kalamazoo Ballet Arts and is a member of Ballet Michigan Ensemble commonly called The Company which is made up of the 12 best dancers in the school Dancing takes up much of Suze s time but she feels the hard work pays off KD ll ' 1 1 ' ll ' I 1 V ,,,, ,X - l 47 f X . ,. ix . -n, , . , . ,I W. .,,. t ' . Nikki Farris Helen Fish Chad Fitzsimmons Drew Flickema Doug France Robbie Francis Kevin Fredy Dave Frook Larry Gardiner Tom Garratt Bobbie Io Gay Sheryl Gibbs Kenny Glidden Chris Graham Juniors X 81 Tom Grammer Debbie Gray Scott Gremore Holly Grevers Shelly Grimes Patrick Grise Carl Gunderson Cathie Hacker Brent Hardgrove Aimee Harnisch Iohn Haukedahl Iohn Hausman Vickie Heinz Alexandra Held Mike Henderson Iulie Henegar Iohn Henning Ierry Hepler Rainer Swamy 1S Leav1ng Rainer Swamy started taking flying lessons in November of 1982 and has been working since then to obta1n his pilot s hcense in December 1983 His brother Edgar a commercial pilot for Kal Aero and Rainer s private mstruc Rainer flies Cessna 152 s for an hour every Weekend Before he was able to go near the cockpit of a plane he had to attend ground school to learn the b8S1CS of flying and emergency procedures Rainer says he s not really interested in flying for a major a1rl1ne because lt doesn t pay enough What he really wants to do IS get a helicopter hcense when he IS older IE Chrissie Hines Bryan Hoke Kim Hollman Iill Houdek on a Jet Plane - - ll - - . , . . - tor, got him interested. . . , I . , . 1 of 82 1 Iuniors Come on Gver and Renee Hudson Suze Humiston Tami Hutchinson Randy Ingraham Save Me, Carl Gunderson Carl Gunderson, an observer with the Cereal City Emergency Medical Service, started out as a dispatcher at Emmett Rescue Squad and is now riding in the ambulance. He participates in an Emergency Medical Technician QEMTJ class. He is able to assist the aide in doing certain procedures. The class meets for four hours every Monday and Thursday night and will enable him to become a licensed EMT, one step under a paramedic. As soon as he turns 18, Carl hopes to obtain a full-time job with CCEMS. - TC Curt Iohn Ienkins Chip Iewitt Becky Iimison Kim johnson jacob Michele Kellems Gina Kerr Kim Kidder Mike Kidder Melissa King Scott Kinnisten Kristen Klopfenstein Karen Knack Carl Kohlhoff Stacey Kovar Melanie Kransi Kurt Kuipers Marcia Kurburski juniors I 83 Dennis Lafrinere Dan Latta Iulie Lawyer Merrilee Leach Glenn Leeper Tiffany Love Rachel Lussier Todd Maddox Bill Mahoney Paul Mahoney Geoff Marcks Eric Marcus Michelle Markos Michelle Martin Ieanna Massa Mike Maugherman 84 X Juniors Mark Maxson Iodi May jerry McKim Ziggy Stardust? . . . A typicaljunior? . . . No, just Scott Gremore Lori McNee Tim McPherson Mary Messner Amy Miller 555 s... Bob Miller Trying to defeat the Seniors, Wendy Berry takes off with the ball, diligently on their chemistry, Scott Woods and Mike Mum- show signs of utter frustration. Thinking about post-game activities, Bob Creviston misses the call in the huddle. Chrissy Miller Doug Mohr Tom Moore Tricia Morrill Kim Mulligan Lori Mullins Mike Mumford Karey Munn Christopher Myatt Chris Myers Sandy Neberman Calvin Newlands Kelly Newsom Chris N icolai Christine Noga Todd Nowicki Jennifer Oakes Scott Oman Shellie Orns jeffrey Oswald Kyle Otten Q Bill Pease -ff Marty Perry Todd Peterson Juniors l 85 Troy Peterson Chris Pitchure Iulie Poley Roger Potter Bryan Powers Iohn Prell Michelle Pugh Jim Quinlan Frank Radowski Skip Redner Kim Reed Kari Rees Kristen Reesman Tim Reniger Tom Reynolds Rich Riedel Scott Riedel Sheila Rigelman Richard Rinearson Brian Robins Allison Robinson Kevin Robinson Chip Roebuck Kris Rolfe Mike Romans Iim Ross Iohn Ross Tim Rupp 86 X Juniors Sandy Traister proves She s a Little Runaway America is in the midst of a fitness craze and one way many people keep fit IS by running One person you ve probably seen out jogging was Sandy Traister About five years ago Sandy took up run ning She runs two to three miles a day dur ing warm weather It gives her a chance to keep fit and have some time alone competitive race the Cereal City Run It was one of my easiest races I was younger then and had more energy Since then she has run in the Bruin 10K Leila Wellness 10K and the Briarwood Run 10K to name a few Sandy who also participates in track has five ribbons and two certificates to show for her many miles of effort BB ' ll I ll At the age of 11, Sandy ran in her first Drew Flickema s magic causes Kim Koning to rise and float in the air. You Can Do Magic, Drew Flickema Drew Flickema has the magic touch. Around age five, he discovered an interest in magic and has been learning tricks ever since. The first of an uncountable number of tricks Drew has learned involved a toothpick and a handkerchief. After rolling the toothpick in the handkerchief, he would bend it in half until you hear the toothpick crack. Then, after unrolling the handkerchief, he would present the toothpick whole. Since that first trick, Drew has learned many more sophisticated effects, such as levitation and disappearance of a girl milk that vanishes and ap- pears in a light bulb and a pan of fire that changes to flowers. Drew said that performing on stage and the ap- plause are what appeal to him most about magic. A caree in magic would be nice b t hard. I think I ll keep it to a hobby he stated. - KN Shelly Russell Jenny Ryan Steve Sandum Steve Sawchuk Mark Schuring Fred Sellers Veronica Sepulveda Nikki Sexton Tracy Shear Dawn Shirk Denise Shirk Iim Shupp Steve Sklenicka Doug Sly David K. Smith David L. Smith Don Smith Mary Smith Scott Smith Lisa Sneed Shane Snyder William Snyder Iill Sopko Tom Sovern Ieff Sprick Sandy Spring Paul Standinger Alice Stelmokas Ni, Juniors X 87 Teresa Stringham Rainer Swamy Mike Taylor Kurt Telder Ryan Thomasma Ieff Thorp Marcy Thurman Ed Swanson Cindy Taylor After years of practice mummifying trees, Tom Basso demonstrates on Shelly Russell. 88 X Iuniors Sandy Traister Kyle Tribbett' Cassie Tumanis Sue Tummons Ierry Ure Kellie Vaal Bart VandyBogurt Patricia Vaquera Diane Vunovich Gary Walbridge Dawn Walker Jules Walters v-rn ,E Michelle Pugh steals the saddle from Mr. Ed Sis Craig Waltman Sue Wank Maria Ward Diana Watts '3 is h.: . Il X X Q , .ew eta ' r Mike Butler tries to cu itulize on the white slave marketp Auctzonee p however, slave Paul Standinger barely brings a profit. Tammy Welch Tonya Wellman Shannon West Cliff Whitney Steve Whitney Steve Wichmann Vicky Williams Nancy Wilson Todd Wilson Elizabeth Winslow T. 1. wise Terry Wonderly Scott Woods Kris Wygant Kathy Wyson Trevor Younker Eric Zimmerman juniors Not Pictured Doug Cable Mike Carr Gary Eichler Becky Endsley Cory Parker William Stanton Greg Walton Scott Brownlee Karen Zimmerman Juniors X 89 ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG -'Qu-an ll x rr 5 it ff'1f- M1 ..:: r N. . Lk O' , ,. 'M OOOOO...O, OO.x..OO ..OO...O . . be-...c,,.,,t,. p OOO - 5 ip - ' p , in Xp: Q x ' i ' 5 4 y 4 2 . 3' . if 4 'S 8 1 - A N X xr Q x , 1 ? ' l X I t x . A 1 it X 90 I Sophomores Now appearzng Hezdee Perry, secretary, Pam Vunovzch, president, jennze Wytko, treasurer, Lzsa Brandi, vzce president Part Way through our new album, We start to decide just how much We like it - just as the sophomores are making decisions about life here at LHS. They have had some time to experience the ups and downs of being in high school and have had a chance to prove to the rest of the students Who they are. - PG Iemece Thomason and Pam Vunovzch examine the specimen. After a fight with Holly Clark, Gina Tessmer storms off in a rage. Andrew Adams Rusty Adkins Doug Ahrens Dawn Aikens Kim Allwardt Rob Ambs Toni Anderson Lana Andrews Cindi Arnett Christy Badger Janet Bagwell Greg Baker Dave Balch Julie Barnaby Mickey Barry Teresa Basso Mary Becke Kris Beddingfield Kendra Beebe Ieff Beeman Iim Behrndt Tammy Benard Susan Benedict Carol Blankenship DeeDee Bommersbach Brad Boodt Sophomores I 91 jenell Boodt Iulie Bowers Iohn Bradley Lisa Brandi Bryan Breisch Beth Brenner Sherry Brockway Gary Brown Wesley Brown Sue Butler Ienny Callahan Doug Carlone lim Carpenter Sandra Carver Mike Cuccaro, Lakeview's Smoke on the Water Mike Cuccaro started swimming in Berlin, Ger- many when he was six years old. At age ten he mov- ed to America where he now swims for Lakeview s swim team during the winter and Battle Creek Swim Club during the summer His favorite events are the 200 and 500 freestyle and occasionally he swims the I M which involves a combination of all the strokes In 1983 as a freshman Mike qualified for the YM CA Nationals held at the Swimming Hall of Fame Pool in Ft Lauderdale Fla He placed 50th out of about 100 swimmers Mike thinks he has a chance to get a swimming scholarship if he can continue to improve his times His goal is to participate in the 1988 Olympics I Randy Castorr Scott Chester Holly Clark Bill Clements LeAnn Cole Dawn Coss Chris Coville Robin Cowan Scott Crandall Stacie Criswell Carla Crofoot Michael Cuccaro Gregg Daniels Ann Davis Cathy Davis Diane Denniston Tammy DePalma Pam DeVore Mark Doersam 92 I Sophomores K X Vw sr W okgiss jim Dorais lim Dunn Dennis Durham Janelle Durrett Tony Eastwood Tammy Eckerty Todd Edgerton Gina Edwards Philip Edwards Kip Etheridge Sam Farhat Michelle Ferguson Vicki Ferrari Sara Finney Sherry Finney Shannon Fitzgerald Iohn Flathau Angie Fox Colette France MM Kris Beddmgfield has her Poetry in Motion , Kris Beddingfield began to Write poetry as an eighth grader and her natural talent is what has continued to inspire her In 1983 Kris received a trophy for her poetry while attending a teen seminar She submitted for her work She also had published a book of poetry entitled A Token of My Collections which she gave to 30 friends and family members Kris s favorite subject to write about IS love and many of her poems are religious in nature If past accomplishments are any indication of her ability Kris should continue to do well in her competitions and we should all be reading her poetry very soon 0 I 0 O 0 S S 5 :.,-: i i l ' G poems to Say and Teen Power and was paid c-ii.. , Jim: . Q if 1 QA . . . f' : T3 . , . . . . K . I I .C . - PG Tony Francis Duane Garries Alan Givens Kristen Glubke Iohn Gonzalez Donna Grammer Charles Grandstaff Ieff Gray Donnie Green Andrea Grieve Kim Griffin Steve Gronewold Sheree Hadden Iohn Haffenden Sophomores I 93 Terri Hagen N ancey Hall Helen Hallquist Ieff Hamilton Andrea Harrington Becky Haswell Rick Hegwood Iustine Hencey Iohn Henderson Scott Hendon Chris Heuer Chris Hicks Mike Hill Tim Hill Phil Hilliard Jolene Hoesing Iill Hoffman Steve Hoffman Craig Holley Angela Hart :gs asszfksx, Qvpggg, iw, Q 5 K 52,25 .,, N . K , . if -.iz Q X NRE, if W -- :sci -. 1 .135 . , 'aw S - .- f , ffl, .L in '.kk filff 5 Lk-' fi L if qi will Q 'Q i I r 1 'Sql-2 gi Vw Q Doing her deep knee-bends before class, Pam Vunovich works out at her locker. Rob Hollingsworth Scott Hulbert g X 94 X Sophomores Laurie Hulce David Hunt Gary Hutchison Robert Irving mi J' 'iw ri' if Taking a break from history, Iennie Wytko spots our photographer. M Mr. Phillips' slimnasiics class seems to be a success. Iirn Ienkins Todd Iettner Darrell Iohnson Kelli johnson Robin Jones Stacey Iudd 5 W' , AW W A , Vwyrlx . K 5 i 'D f V V, 1, 4 fv 'V ' A' L V , Preparing to give her boyfriend a rub down, Missy MacArthur looks intent. Iill Lassen Michael Iurss Matt Kellogg Matt Kenney Dan Kidder Troy Kilpatrick Heather King Doug Kirby Dan Kirkbride Pamela Klett Mark Kline Iana Kruger Kirk Kyser Laurens Laforce Jena Lassen Misty Latimer Larry Laubengayer Melvin LeBarre Cora Ledford Dave Leenhouts Sophomores X 95 Rob Leenhouts Tiffany Lesiow Bryan Lewis Iodi Lewis Tracy Longstreth Tammy Loop Shaun Love Dan Marsh Steve Marsh Kevin Masten Roy Mathews Ann Matyasic Missy McArthur Mike McAuliffe Cora McKay Bobbie Io Meade Bill Melekian Rick Meredith Tim Meyer Mark Miller Allison Misner 96 I Sophomores Shoan Luke Scott Lundberg Lori Lynn Terry Lynn Ieff MacDonald Ieff Maddox Ieff McBain Brent McCleary Brian McCleary Kelly McDonald Laura McDonald Marc McKa1e Missy McArthur can Dance the Night Away Dancing has been a part of Missy McArthur's life since she was very young. She also became active in gym- nastics, but in the eighth grade she concentrated on danc- ing again because of a lack of gymnastic programs in the area. Missy, who is also on the pom-pon squad, has taken classes in tap jazz ballet and toe Her years of experience on her feet helped her become a teacher at Tina s Dance Center She teaches kids from 3 to 12 years old in ballet Jazz and gymnastics She enloys be ing around the kids and watching them try to learn the different motions and steps When asked what she dislik ed about teaching Missy said When they start crying and yelling for their moms M MQW Michelle Ferguson supplies What the World Needs Now Numerous teens are involved in the Red Cross volunteer service One of these dedicated volunteens is Michelle Ferguson Michelle began her services in eighth grade at the Pro vincial House in Marshall Recently she transferred to Lakeview General Hospital and spends three hours every clude adm1tt1ng patients delivering food trays and distributing flowers and plants to patients This is a very responsible and rewarding job for teens even if they re not lnterested in a nursing career states Michelle TC ' ll ll Thursday doing miscellaneous jobs. A few of these in- Sherree Mohnk Todd Moore Brad Morgan Ioseph Munoz David Myatt Sven-Erik Naesset Chris N ebel Tracy Neff Mark Noel Tim Owen P. I. Pagels Tim Pancost Iohn Parsons Tracy Peck Heidee Perry Tim Pifer Linda Popovich Melanie Porter Melodie Potter Stacy Powell Merinda Powers Tony Priess Brek Prior Lisa Quinlan Shannon Radgens Brian Ranger Larry Rasey Michelle Rhodes Shellie Rial Michelle Rittle Todd Robbins Casey Roebuck Sophomores X 97 Melinda Redmond Belinda Rogers Steve Rojeck Michelle Romans Robin Rooker Russ Rosenbaum Sara Ross Kim Rountree Laura Roush Art Rousseau Paul Samra Keith Sandum Anita Schlatter Tammi Schoon Robert Schossau Wendell Schuemann Andrea Schwartz Darcy Sickmiller Brady Smith Chris Smith Dennis Smith Mark Smith Ron Speer Brad Squiers Kristine Stafford Chuck Stanton Sydney Stanton Kevin Stewart Shannon Swanger Wes Swart Stephanie Tanner 98 X Sophomores WA Excited about the semi-finals of the Bo Derek look-alike contest Mike Butler introduces the contestants, Heidee Perry and Lisa Brandi. 'P-wx K ,.,,.,,. so ,. Sophomore studs Gregg Thomas, Doug Kirby jeff Maddox and Steve Gronewold con template the girls going by. X as it fm 3215 K K ' .. .--- gi K is w Showing aff their manly bodies, students participate in gym class. Preparing for a new event in the class games,Tim Pifer stands erect. Pictured Ieffery Cooper Lawrence London Radika Ralachar Todd Reichert Sophomores Not Lori Shank Todd TenBrink Gina Tessmer Jonathan Thar Cindy Thomas Gregg Thomas Iemece Thomason Richard Thurman Bill Uptgraft Karl Vaden Lori VandenHeuvel Iohn VanderVoort Iody VanRiper Bob Vondell Pam Vunovich lim Wallace Mike Walsh Scott Waltman Tammi Walton Susie Ward Scott Warner Iune Watters Kathy Wichnal Michelle Williams Pat Williams Shannon Wright Jennie Wytko Iohn Yosifovski Lisa Younker Jeff Zalner Krys Zimmerman Sophomores I 99 100 f Freshmen mi I an M 1. 'lhlaimmag Featuring: Sue Kiess, secreturyg Shelly Stahl, presidentg Martha Mumford, vice president. FAR FROM OVER 2-l,V l21f fry up ' 1' J j V at l ky o lllrrlllr aa r ' fr rl all 1 i ' , ll I 4iI, ..,VV IKAV i EEI, D W 6 'UH K ll Like a needle that falls on a brand new album, we don't know quite what to expect. Will we love what we hear? Will we absolutely detest it? Or will it fit right in with the rest of the music that we listen to? This brand new album can be compared to the Freshman Class. Will they fit right into the everyday life of Lakeview or will they stand out over other freshman classes? - PG wr Q -u--1 .,,,.-.-hs. .f . lerr1Shunk, Beth Akzns and Mzke Miller wake up after catching u quick cat nap. -nav 'X' S 1-ai NN:- W8 m-1- A ., ,,,-, L. . .. ff ,'... . . ..,.... . . Lm., ' - ?'-k ' i. LVLL- S g A ' f -,':A T M Doing her last-minute rewrite, jane-Ellen Decius finishes her English assignment. Elizabeth Akins Iustine Aldrich Kris Allen Mike Allen Brian Amidon Iohn Anderson Renee Anderson Todd Armanini David Austin Sonja Auton Ionathan Avila Kris Baad Mike Banghart Tom Barker Michelle Bass Scott Baxter Iorge Beltran Heather Bennett jim Bentz Mike Berry Nancy Berry Dan Bertheau Iohn Blanks Greg Bosch Rick Brand Shelly Brehm Gary Brenner Mike Brockway jim Browne Dale Bufka Sheri Bunn Tom Burnham Mike Bush Tim Cady Ieff Callaway Missy Campbell Freshmen X 101 Dave Carmichael Pat Chapin Missy Chapman Bing Cheng Laura Clark Rob Cleaver Christy Cline Renee Clute Todd Cole David Colyer Amy Court Sonya Creech Gary Creviston Brent Culp Iackie Davis Todd Dawson lane-Ellen Decius Iohn DeGarmo inn... Iason DeWeerd Brad DiFiore Sam Dougherty Keith Doyle Laura Myers, a Sh1n1ng Star of tomorrow Not for quite a while has there been a freshman com ing into Lakeview with as much future vocal potential as Laura Myers has She has had active past experience in the performing arts appearing in roles with the Junior Theater the C1v1c Theater s production of Oliver Master Singers and South Pacific She was one of the only freshmen ever to have a solo in the Fantasy Achieving excellence 1S not something one can arrive at without practice and practice she has done average of five hours a Week Laura is definitely a musical talent to watch over the next three years KF ll ' - ll . I. . , . ll ' ll I ' ll ' ' ll , . ll ll . . I . - an 102 I Freshmen w M'E?-rf Q it 1 L. fi i Iennifer Weglarz is one of Lakeview s many musically inclined people A violinist for six years she holds the position of third chair first violin in the Battle Creek Area Youth Symphony Orchestra a group she has been a member of for three years She has also participated in the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp program for three years This year she has increased her musical talents by participating in band for the first time She plays the oboe in the concert band and the F trumpet in marching band Our school s musical program always benefits when people like Iennifer d1splay their musical ability DH Iennifer Weglarz is Tied Up in strings y pl . . . . . , H . n - 1, , . . S' l , . .I 1 Q 5 ff' is R Mike Drawant Mike Durham Lenora Eberhart Paula Edwards Kerri Ellerthorpe Melissa Enos Scott Finch Sara Fontes Debbi Fosdick Renee Freeland Carrie Frohardt Maria Galas Margaret Gallagher Brian Galley Ieff Gammons Wanda Gardiner Kim Gay Lisa Godfrey Stephanie Goretzka Lyle Goscenski Iohn Gossner Freshmen I 103 Angela Greenway Iuli Gregory Mike Griffith Laurie Groleau Scott Gunderson Roger Gwin Kim Hacker Scott Hagelshaw Todd Hagen Kelly Hagins Chris Hanna Henry Hartselle Karol Hawkins Chris Hawks Kristin Hedlund Tracy Heinz Craig Henson Blake Higgins Debi Hittle Nancy Hoke Steve Hommerding Kim Houghtaling Brian Howell Shaune Hubbell Iuli Hudson Ioe Huge Todd Hutchinson Ray Irving Keri Iaranowski Iim Jasper Steve Ienkins Laura johnson 104 I Freshmen ffw. fx ,, W . v ki- 1 ,. ff X X Shelly Stahl and jason DeWeerd use the last five minutes of English effectively. ,Ai .uf e tn A 't' . 1. Mx - ,Q -st! Dreaming of the we amusement. ekend ahead, Kristi X ' if A S sis K X X X S. g Schaefer laughs in in H ye www ,I L-M Kris Baud asks Miss Bilbrey a question. f' 'ff ,S my Singing his own rendition of I Want u New Drug, Scott Lewis imitates cousin Huey Lewis. Discreetly trying to cover up the crib notes at the edge of her desk Shelli Iones Ted Keaton Rob Kerr Sue Kiess Tae Kim Melanie King Drew Kinnisten Tim Klan Sharon Klopfenstein Lisa Knapper Julie Kneeland Marc Labuzienski Bruce Lammers Sara LaRue Andy Latowski Scott Lawrence Tonya Leenhouts Todd Leins Tim Lemon Jason Lewis Scott Lewis Teresa Lindsay Matt Link Mike Longwell Nick Lopez Iohn Lowe Kim Lynn Dawn Mackety Rick Mahoney Mike Marcks Melissa Martin Shellie McBride Freshmen I 105 Steve McDonald Stacey McGann Iohn McKay Michelle McMurtrie Rob McPherson Rick Meade Hal Means Mark Melekian Kim Merkel Iulie Meyer Sara Midcalf Iennifer Miller Kathy Miller Mark Miller Mike Miller Michelle Mineno Shauna Mohlke Steve Moore Todd Morris Martha Mumford Julie Munn Benji Myatt Laura Myers Tim Myers Tracy Nawatny Tory O'Cairns Matt Oman Kristy Grns 106 I Freshmen 4 I 1 , Rick Mahoney, soon to Fly Like an Eagle An American institution scouting is being carried on by Rick Mahoney. A member of troup 335 for seven years Rick first became in- terested in scouting with the help of Kip Etheridge. After one more service project Rick will earn his Eagle Scout award the highest level of scouting and the most prestigious. During the summer of 1983 Rick and fellow scouts traveled to the Rocky Mountains and challenged the Rockies on their feet. Although he has achieved many merits and awards, Rick amazingly has never helped an old woman across the street. - KD .ff Q--o mf a 5 xl A,,.,-in- i Y Peter Woods keeps on Swinging like W vga F4 T.. xx At ten years of age Peter Woods began playing tennis He continues practicing at Minges Creek Racquet Club and plays a match about once a week Peter has played in tournaments in Detroit Ann Arbor and Lansing just to name a few He captured the runner up spot at the Hastings Novice Tournament in 1983 It s fun when you re playing in tournaments and matches com mented Peter He also feels that it keeps him in good shape and he enjoys playing against great players In future years Peter will play for the Lakeview netters He also wants to get involved in some regional tournaments in Kalamazoo With his shock of blond hair, Peter Woods will certainly brighten whatever teams he plays for CB Tiffany Osborn Steve Ouellette Iames Owens Hee Sun Park Steve Patient Scott Peludat Pat Pendleton Tom Petch Lisa Porter Kelli Post Christy Powell Todd Powers Iill Pufpaff Ienny Quinn Chris Rasey Christine Raym Ron Reed john Riley Scott Robertson Rhonda Rooker Ieff Rossman Pamela Ruth Lynnette Sanch Rob Scears Kristi Schaefer Vance Schuema Gary Schwab Tony Seage ond nn Freshmen I 107 108 ! Freshmen Tammy Servantez Ierri Shank Ieff Shepard Scott Shier lean Shin Roger Shupp Angie Slaughter Rob Slauson Grant Sleeper Debbie Sly Dennis Smith Elizabeth Smith Nancy Smith Randy Smith Tom Smith Troy Smith Scott Snyder Chris Sorensen Chris Sprick Shelly Stahl Rick Stanley Steve Steger Holly Steinbacher Matt Stiefel Paula Sutherland Stacey Swartzle Steve Swofford llel . V 1 . ,,-: 1 at ' t , Y X fr Q. , 1' I 1 '9 F' E . .l Working hard on his World Problems, Todd Hutchinson overcomes extreme frustration. QTL Mary Wiggins Lisa Wilkey Ryan Will Aimee Williams Brent Williams Cliff Williams Deanna Williams Michelle Williamson Ken Wilson Peter Woods Charley Wright Lisa Zimmerman Carrie Teinert Anne Tenbrink Tina Thar Michelle Tillman Kristi Treadwell Dennis Upton Iohn VandyBogurt James VanRiper Victoria Virkus Laurie Vondell Tracy Walkiewicz David Walters Todd Walterspaugh Marie Webster jennifer Weglarz Iames Weil Sherri Welch Trichia West Freshmen Not Pictured Stacie Barnes Lisa Buschini Matthew Harden Diane Holds Brian Joiner Dawn King Lisa Mathis Loretta Pennock Michelle Roberts Iohn Williams Freshmen ! 109 The passing of the millage in November and increased expectations gave a boost to Lakeview's academic programs and a good outlook for the future. However, academics are not just reading, writing and arithmetic. The use of films, skits or a guest speaker can enhance the learning process and make an hour spent in class more enjoyable. - BB The Rlght Profil ii Shauna Mohlke, Tina Thar and Iean Shin find study time in Miss H arvey's class a bless 1ng 110 I Academics White Christmas Tis the season to be jolly and a chemist like Bart VandyB0gurt. Welcome to My Nightmare ,...,..s-ww-'- ' Words can not describe how exciting Cassandra Derks finds Physiology. I I I I W sul Xi. , l 1 X K M AJ ta? 1 1 'Q tv--lsiu N V X 1 us1vW ' f 11 11 1 W '1 R Y Z X1 l ' 1 5 1: 'x ' F 1 f f f .X ' K 'VA X Ks 'TNV , 1' RQ v , 1' 15 A 1 vxji 3' ,Q ' 1 -1-f 1 X 'Ml Y ...AA , !y!v,XSi.-hs IF. ,, 1 f fm' , P A X 'WN ' ' XXX gf ' ff f L fn 41 ' V f 1 5 I 1 1 1 f sw 1 b L nl' fx V 'yy 'p41 L '1 X 1 ,f ff 1 x ff , H QR 'Q 1 fl! 7- lx M V X 1 X Q . A A 1 ' -X ,W 1 'f 'f 4 qi, ,Mr ' , 5111 1 47 ' 1M lr 5 .J-12? Tai-2 i Qf QNQY M 1 A, Qfnffgfly, IQ! k W1 - w,,Y 5, -.- ' ,iz .f I Iv VI H V 1 Up 50, JV' fryl I ,' 'js' 1 ff1 1 'T ff ' H XI!! f'1'fffff' J' 1 I ' N- fu' 4,51 1 M ,fA,,,jff f X f M f ' yqgf .,.-1 ! il 1 H, iff 1 i N ' -1 J, 51 1 f 1 f of Q-.11 cf W ly mf f 1 7' W XNMNQM 111 4 1 f 1 , A 'F 1 yjffjx 11 , ff I , , A ,x.,4 -,L 1 X 'fl N 'lx FM!! 1 f 1 1 1 1 2' 1 1 7 M k ' ' f 1 f if 5 1 ff 'I 'WS 'wzsif -f A 1 Academics X 111 Business Department is Taking Care of Business The Business Department was kept very busy this year with the addition of 575,000 worth of equip- ment, consisting of new computers, word pro- cessors, dictation equip- ment and electronic typewriters. The purchases resulted from the millage passage. Donated by four Lakeview businessmen and the PSTO was an Apple ll computer. Chosen as the outstand- ing business student was Karen Burns. - IE a s s, - Sam Farhat works on his typing skills as Al Givens erases his errors. ' Mr. Jim Culver, head of the Business Department CB.S. from Ball State and M.A. from Westernj, has been teaching at Lakeview for 17 years and presently teaches General Business and typing. His hobbies include coaching, photography and river rafting. Mrs. Marilyn Gibbs CB.S. from Westernj has been at LHS for 15 years. She presently teaches typing, General Business and shorthand. Her hobbies include flying helicopters, rebuilding truck engines and skeet shooting. Mr. Dick Fauson CBA. and M.A. degrees from Western? has been at Lakeview for 16 years. He presently teaches accounting and Business Finance. His hobbies include camping, working with wood and coaching. Mrs. Barbara Pitkethly CB.S. and M.A. from Westernj has taught here for 23 years. She teaches Clerical Block, typing and Of- fice Machines. Her hobbies include cross- country skiing, gardening, ceramics and cross stitching. Mr. Iohn Nicolich CB.A. from Michigan 112 X Business Department Standing: lim Culver. Sitting: Barbara Pitketbly, Marilyn Gibbs, D k F Iolin Nicolich, State and M.A. from Westernb has been here for 17 years and teaches Business Law, Mer- chandising, Marketing and Management and World Problems. His hobby is traveling. E I I if V A ,ixx ..:.,. W ,,....m junior Shelly Grimes is amazed at what a computer can do. 1 Q i R ' H 'i -- we t - -Q --My-: Le My Q .. gov' WX 'Q Ni f Diana Patient practices her programming skills. if tt I 1 lohn Melekian concentrates on correcting a typing error. 2 Q15 Tammy Welrlz helps her mother work a computer during open house. Business Department l 113 English Department plays The Name Game Under the direction of Mrs. Karen Statler, the English Department took on a great deal of change, the biggest being the revision of the curriculum. The teachers spent many hours of Work adding and ad- justing classes so that there will be college prep English available for all grades. They also added more electives, such as creative Writing, speech, drama and con temporary thought and language. The English Department chose an outstanding English student, Mike Matyasic. -IE Todd Baker relaxes during a break in English class. Z ssif at . Q Sag - Roh Barnard and William Gibson study their English as jeff Miller and Mark Kopelman look on. 114 I English Department Mr. john Sweet advises his students on their English papers. 5 , ,,,, ' ' 4-nl' Steve Sawchuk concentrates on his reading as Bryan Powers has a little fu N Y T Miss Harvey enthusiastically works on grading papers. ea, Ls,,, Attentively, Iason DeWeerd listens to the instructions ofthe teacher. Mrs. Karen Statler, head of the English Depart- Mr. Iohn Sweet CB.A. from Western, M.A. from ment CB.A., M.A. Western, 16 years at Lakeviewj, U of M, 20 yearsj teaches 9th and 11th grade enjoys reading, building, fishing, snowmobiling English. His hobby is wood working. and skiing. She teaches senior English, reading lab Mrs. Pat Lawrence CB.A. from Michigan State, and speed reading. M.A. from Western, 15 yearsj teaches rapid Mr. Glenn Lawrence CB.A., M.A. from Western, reading and English II and IV. She enjoys reading, 23 yearsj presently teaches College Prep English cooking, traveling, eating and cross country and English III. He enjoys fishing and golf. skiing. Miss Marlyn De Waard CB.A. from Hope, M.A. Mrs. Mary Clark CB.A. from MSU, 15 yearsj from Western, 21 yearsj teaches English III, teaches 10th grade English. Her hobbies are sew- Crystal, Log and journalism. Her hobbies include ing, reading, cooking and needlework. traveling, reading and cross stitching. Mrs. Allison Ouellette CB.S. from Eastern, 8 Miss Ellen Harvey CB.S. from Ball State, 26 yearsl yearsj teaches English I and II. Her hobbies are teaches speech and English I. Her hobbies are col- golf, cross-country skiing, traveling and lecting candles, reading and miniature golf. needlework. Mrs. Lynne Kane CB.A. from MSU, M.A. Westernj has been at Lakeview since February C 1984 and teaches English I, II B S and III. Her hobbies are golf and reading. f g Mrs. janet Callahan CB.A. M 1 5 i . . from Albion, 23 yearsb teaches C f A English I and III. Her hobbies ' I S A A r ' 4 Jn, are traveling and needlework. . f ,yi A gl: Mr. Tom Phillips taught g ' - I it' English II and IV during the I I year Csee page 1173. 'l Mr. Gary Cantrell taught two ' classes of English I Csee page 1171. i Mrs. Sally Bishop taught one f section of English II second S M semester Csee page 1193. Front Row: Lynne Kane, lanet Callahan, Allison Ouellette, Mary Clark, Sally Bishop. Row Two: Tom Phillips, Pat Lawrence, Iohn Sweet, Ellen Harvey, Karen Statler, Marlyn De Waard, Glenn Lawrence, Gary Cantrell. English Department l 115 Social Studies looks at The Wa We Were ' The Social Studies Department was kept very busy this year. Their major goal, according to Mr. Bob Brownlee, the department head, was to in- crease the graduation requirements. They ac- complished this and much more as future students will be required to take World History for one year and also a whole year of Government. Other department activities included movies, guest speakers such as Howard Wolpe and lack Lousma, and participating in Student Government Day with the city. They also sent 14 students to Washington, D.C. on Project Close-Up. Drew Ioseph was chosen Social Studies Student of the year, and Max Miller was awarded the Sons of American Revolution Good Citizen Award. -- KF Kgs? Todd Maddox fights falling asleep during one of Mr. Wallace's better lectures. W 2 5 1 E 'fm:sam 1 1' Q xx mst ui .ssixit is 5 3 P if T s . ..... '- JJ 1. -. 0 was Rosalind Young, Dave Domenico, Tiffany Love, and Chris Nicolai all study for the answer to Shellie Orns' question. Todd Wilson and Ienny Ryan make fun of Nancy Wilson in l,I.S. History. pw 'WS' tb Miss Bilbrey's class goes crazy after she presents them with a copy of what is going to be on the final. 116 X Social Studies Department iff' ft Copying down the notes from Mr. Wallace, Chris Graham mistakenly writes about drivers education. W3 LE ,gm s .Si aieww --.-f Tony Wise demonstrates to Steve Sklenicka how to get through history without taking We know it is hard for you to find the right answer, Kathy Wyson, but HOCCS. keep trying! S'-'S if Newt Front Row Gary Cantrell CWorld Hzstory I and Ill Iohn N1fol1ChCWorld Problems! Tom Phxllzps CFamz ly Lxfel Row Two Ruh Heeres CU S Hrstory and World Problems? ferry Yeast CGozernmentl Boll Brounlll CGozn rnrnl nt and Economzcsj Mzss VIVQIHIH Brlbrey CSoCzology World Geography and World Hzstory ll Lynn WalIateCC1t1zensh1p Gozvernment and U S Hzstoryl AlG1bbsCLI S Htstoryl Ioe Kurtz CFarn1lyl1f1l Bob Brownlee Soc1al Stud1es Department Head yoy readmg golf and televxson CB S M A from Western 23 years at LHS Lynn Wallace has hObb1ES of co1n collectrng, sports and mov1es CBA M A from WMU 25 yearsj Gary Cantrell a m1n1ster en loys Salllng f1sh1ng and readrng CB A from Ol1vet 19 yearsb Tom Ph1ll1ps enjoys trap shootlng and ra1s1ng dogs CB A from Fmdlay 1n Oh1o 17 yearsl M1ss Vlfglnla B1lbreys hob b1es are readmg and domg var1ous crafts CB S from Bob Iones Un1vers1ty 20 yearsj A1 G1bbs has hobb1es of gardemng and readrng CB A from WMU M A from Bowhng Green Un1vers1ty 16 yearsj Jerry Yeast enyoys tenms and felhng forests CBA MA from WMU, 15 yearsj R1ch Heeres spends le1sure t1me gardemng and readmg CBA from WMU, M A from Northern Ill1no1s, 16 yearj Iohn N1col1ch Csee page 1273 Ioe Kurtl Csee page 1311 . . S vii .. We M ar , en 5 'lg fe- - of ,pei ' -Q' ' - ' 5-A-we .. .ses-vw 1 - -1 7 , , A K O X A iff K. S Q ' ' ' 1 4: , 4 . . , . . , W , l ' .F l ll A 'N ' X. ' ' Q 1 1 ' ' M5 kv 1 3 '.:p . . , . S- M, - 4 . . . ...vw-Q , , , ,. ..-, I I wr . . . . . , .. t ,X U ,Q . ' ' . were .r -aefw ..,,... l. V Q .e 1 . , . . I , I . . V I . . ,v I ' . I ' . , . . , . 7 , y 1 -. 1 , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . A ' ' , ' ' . , ' I . ' ' ' I L , F ' , , , . . x , . . . I 5 , , Social Studies I 117 Blinded Me with Science was students' cry Science is a major part of every student's schedule at LHS. Many students have interests in the technological or research fields and to get a good base for college, they take many of the offered courses. Some students from the Advanced Chemistry and Advanced Biology classes attended a science lecture series at the University of Chicago. The ffl? wfwm iw ,fix lectures Were an enriching experience and very in- teresting at the same time, commented junior Iohn Emery. Students placed second overall at the Science Olympics held at Kellogg Community College. The event involved solving problems from various aspects of science, such as physics, biology, and chemistry. - CB ,.,...-mmm kv fk. e' E . While working in the lab, Merrilee Leach and Elizabeth Winslow prepare a chemical mixture. Excited about what he sees under his microscope is Bing Cheng. Chemistry teacher Deland Davis helps lim Quinlan with an experiment. 118 X Science Department l 3. During an experiment Iemece Thomason and Pam Vanovich weigh a ping pong ball. In preparation for an experiment, Skip Redner and Chip Roebuck get suited up in lab gear. Where's the beef? Cow hearts provide a nutritious snack for Steve Wichmann and Kevin Masten. Front Row Sally Bishop fAnatomy Biology General Science English ll? Tad Vander Voort tB1ology Human Environment Earth Science Outdoor Center? Row Two Carroll Iensen fGeneral Science Chemistry? Richard Colburn tPhotographyJ Deland Davis fPl1llSlCS Chemistry Advanced Chemistry? Norm RubelfBiology Advanced Biology? While shaking up a mixture, Cathie Hacker is surprised by the unpredictable reaction. Carroll Iensen has taught at LHS for 22 years. He is currently working on obtain- ing his Ph.D. During his spare time he enjoys golfing and sailing. He received his BA and MA from WMU. Tad VanderVoort received a MA from CMU His hobbies include hunting and fishrng He has been on the staff for 20 years Sally Bishop received her BS from WMU and enjoys couponing and raising horses She has been on the staff for 18 years Deland Davis has been at LHS for 21 years and enjoys fishing He received his MAT degree from MSU A 34 year veteran of LHS, Richard Col burn likes to travel and skr during his free time He obtained hrs BS from OSU and MA from WMU Norm Rubel enjoys farming in his spare time At LHS for 26 years, he has a BS from Hillsdale and MA from MSU W1 1 1 A : 1 s 1 h 1 1 ' h -Q1 1 - 1 1 ' - Science Department l 119 Talk to Me in a foreign language With colleges stressing the importance of foreign language, students have taken a strong interest in French, Spanish and Latin. Lakeview offers an ex- tensive program in all three languages. For the first time, all of the foreign language classes combined to make an authentic ethnic meal, including nachos, hors d'oeuvres, boeuf bourgignon, French onion soup, taco salad, bur- ritos, and grapes. During Foreign Language Week the students designed posters and locker signs to enhance the advantages of foreign languages. - CB Testing their acting skills, Scott Smith and lill Sopko work on a French skit. , ff' ' AML Vi zxz Diligently working, Sandra Carver and Diane Denniston finish their vocabulary sheets. 120 X Foreign Language Department A variety of monsters made by French II students are displayed in the classroom. ,Ala Working on Latin translations are Mike Oswalt, Michelle Martin and Ianelle Durrett. 5 Acting out Le Monstre Dans Ie Metro, French II students gain new perceptions. gg mm ,........ A. E . ,, , 1. 1 f y .-t.,,W,,.c.., 2. .X . 1 fs , 1 X V ' Q 3 -mf 1 f as 'K i ' 'lk K Q V. 4- if During iz dau in Fri m h rla Tl!7IOZlL?lR!1d Kip Etheridge practice commando tactics Mrs. Kmskn fl,atir1 I, II, III, IVI, Ms. Wise Wrench I and Spanish IJ, Mrs. MeKz1Ie fSpmz1'sh I,II,IV1, Mrs. BIfL'lI!1VljfS'!1l1H1SlI I, Ill, Mrs, Butler Klfrench II, III and IVJ. QQ!!! Le Monstre takes his gal for a stroll through French rlass Mrs Iudy Butler has taught at LHS for 14 years She recerved her BA and MA from Nazareth College and Unrversity of Mlchigan Her hobbres rnclude fund raisrng for the French club, reading and boating Mrs Laurie Wise, received BA and MA degrees from Western Her hobbres include racquetball and traveling She has been on the staff for 11 years Twelve-year veteran Latin teacher, Mrs. Mary Kruska has an MA degree from WMU. Her hobbies include soccer and gardening. Mrs. Barbara McKale enjoys camping, reading, tennis, and bridge in her spare time. At LHS for over 23 years, she received a BA from Albion and MA from University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Mary Birchard received her BA from Kalamazoo College and enjoys painting. She has been on the staff for two years. Foreign Language Department X 121 The Math Department motto is N umber's U The Mathematics Department offers a wide variety of math classes, from very basic to very difficult. Depending on one's ability and extent of prepara- tion, Math tl, Math II, Ex- ploratory Math, Metrics, Math for Daily Living, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Com- puters, Math Analysis, Trig and Vectors, and Calculus were of- fered this year. These courses refresh students' skills in arithmetic, demonstrate prac- tical math uses for everyday life, prepare students for college and introduce them to the world of computers. - LD P PM -if an Several students do their homework and compare answers on an assignment Kyle Otten lets loose and demonstrates his theories of Math Analysis. The kids take a break while their teacher is called out in the hall -v-M., 2 2' o ' 'Al V., e i I Mrs. Wells gives an explanation on a difficultAlgebra assignment. Ryan Thornasrna, Carl Dubert, and Ieff Clark experiment with some new pro 122 I Math Department grams on the computer. Front Row: Phyllis Zhiciak Algebra ll Math ll Exploring Math' Carol Culp Algebra I Geometry Exploring Math'Gerald Hepler Geometry Plane Geometry Algebral Exploring Math Math ll. Row Two: Larry Laughlin Math for Daily Living Geometry Math Analysis- Lyle Sebring Metrics Trig and Vector Math Analysis Math I Plane Geometry' Gordon Burrows Algebra I Intro to Computers Calculus. Missing: Donna Wells Math ll Exploring Math Algebra ll' jerry Yeast Math ll Algebra I. Mrs. Zbiciak received her B.A. from M.S.U. She has taught for 19 years and her hobbies include golf, snorkeling, sewing, knitting and reading. After receiving her B.A. from W.M.U., Mrs. Culp has taught at Lakeview for five years. She enjoys knitting, sewing and ice skating. Mr. Hepler enjoys cars and sports in his spare time. He earned his M.A. from M.S.U. and has taught here for 23 years. Mr. Laughlin has taught for 19 years after receiving his M.A. from W.M.U. He enjoys skiing tennis and o . g Mr. Sebring earned his B.A. from Hillsdale and his M.A. from Tulane and enjoys carpentry in his spare time. Mr. Burrows has taught for 16 years and enjoys skiing and running. He received his M.A. from Western. Mrs. Wells enjoys cooking swim- ming and traveling. She s taught for 14 years and earued her B.A. from W.M.U. Mr. Yeast Qsee p. 1175. if -Q 'Xl' I. :xy f it 3. YS. 'X ,- B ' ' Q nl' A is f 1 K sf 'N C Attempting to amuse the class, Terry Wonderly cracks a joke, while others study. C - , 2 .... t emi Having ll bit of fun after seniors have departed are Gary Walbridge and Mrs. Zbiciak hands back a paper as students show rnixed emotions about the grade. Kyle Otteri. Math Department l 123 m Music Makes the World Go Round The Music Department has many top music groups like Marching Band, A Cappella, Sym- phony Band, and Spartanaires which are per- formance oriented. Other music groups stress fundamentals, theory, and musicality. Top priorities are to build musical appreciation through performing of fine music of all kinds and to create self pride and confidence. Talented musicians are identified and en- couraged to advance through solos and ensembles and through the pursuit of a career in music. Both vocal and instrumental groups par- ticipated in Fantasy, Musical, music at athletic events, community events, and building the spirit of the school. - KF Trying to get the right sound, band members tune up. Marching at the Dome was one of the many highlights of a busy marching season. 124 X Music Department .. it ft The A Cappella choir gives Mrs. Trowbridge unquestioning obedience. Marching Spartans tune up with harmonic tuning device. Cindi Arnett discusses with Sandy Neberman the proper way to play a number. Diligently warming up before singing the choir follows Mrs. Trowbridge. fl AV' Preparing for the Spring Concert band members show The Right Stuff! , Q '. ' K is c as .2 ff. NNN-X!! ig,--' ...i re Mr Carl Moore, Music Department head and band instructor, has given the LHS music experience to students for 30 years He holds a BA and MA from Western His favorite hobby is sleep Cwhich he never getsj A new addition to the LHS vocal experience, Mrs. Nancy Trowbridge taught all vocal music classes this year and has a BA and MA from Western. Her hobbies include traveling, reading, sewing, and drama. Proudly showing the spit und polish shine on his new sax is Larry Davis. Chuck Mungione, move over, here comes lim Behrndt. Music Department X 125 Students in phys. ed. Work That Bod Headed by Buzz McNally, the Physical Education Department offers such activities as basketball, football, volleyball, tennis, softball, swimming, hockey and soccer. The gym teachers have really concentrated on calisthenics, flexibility, strength, agility and exercise as a part of the work-out schedule. In health class, students learn proper physical fitness, the effects of drugs upon the body, CPR and first aid. - IE Mr Larry Hulce CBA from Al bion, M A from Illinoisj has been at Lakeview for 15 years and teaches Phys Ed His hobbies include coaching and playing sports Buzz McNally CB S from Westernj has been at Lakeview for 20 years and teaches health and Phys Ed His hobbies are camping, fishing, hunting, photography tax idermy and sports Iim Ritter, QB S M A from Westernl teaches Phys. Ed., health and drivers ed. His hobbies include building trades and following sports teams. Dee Hepler CBS. from Western, M.A. from Easternl has been at Lakeview for 21 years and teaches Phys. Ed. Her hobbies include gardening, ceramics, sewing, knit- ting, bowling, swimming and reading. Al Gibbs Csee p. 1165 . I. , -- it . -' . It -gig it-f .51-mfs--ff.1T..i1uwmite3::g.2y21e:gQef,:: see s - .. P Q. 1. 3 . t --f , .... t' ---- : - t 1 QJQQJQQ'l..ff1QQf2312:52iis-iilQ.::g..:ffQJQgJ.i7Qg.1 YTifff:?'f:ds1Sfi1S-ff::f1 Q - t . . ,- ' 0 . . , 2 5 M K iii S 'fbi WE it We www s we X, xyt 1 iiitii ft :Sim K f - M f ' ' - t .,.. :- f t't'j .t L. , - - K -- ttt'---'--t get r .. .. ., ...... ,t xt X, if , . ,arg . i E - 4 , t ' ---- , 1 -. . Y- g P 1 Q 1 --t-, .. li, st ---- ' 1 M 55 t .. e -. z -, f ---- H H g - i K - 2 . . . jx slept. Larry Hulce, Iirn Ritter, A1 Gibbs, Dee Hepler, fMissing: Buzz McNallyl jim Wallace attempts to block Tony Wise's slwf- Doug Ahrens concentrates on perfecting his serve as Christine Raymond looks on. I ' 126 X Physical Education Department ,vw - xii ,J N- s .uv 'N-sf, Sophomore Scott Hendon puts all that he has into the softball. K my , sat MM. -XM Ms-:M Q WMWI? Q W lf e A L' V - -Q. A ' ... . ,. W l... Rieger Lesiow shows that he is sure that his deodorant works against Dave Domenico. Heather Bennett prepares to boot the soccer ball. ,jxw lfaf yy Buzz McNally concentrates on taking the blood pressure of Pat Chapin in health class. Physical Education Department X 127 Color My World with artistic Students in classes ranging from Introductory Art to Ad- vanced Art work diligently developing artistic creations. Working in such media as sculpturing, painting or ink blots, the students are under close direction and supervision of Mr. Ierry Mackey. In March a Fine Arts Festival Was held displaying many art achievements of local artists. The annual Student Show in May brought out the students' most successful and creative Work of the year. - CD Tom Smith, Iohn Parsons and jeff Cooper work on their three dimensional design projects. I Commerical art students Colette France, David Myatt and Krys Zimmerman look over their work. 128 X Art Department creations Former LHS student Michael Kifer demonstrates making pottery at the Fine Arts Festival. At LHS for 17 years Ierry Mackey received his B S degree from University of Minnesota and M A from MSU He this year In his spare time he enjoys running camping and doing art work taught all the art classes at Lakeview S Something's Burning in the kitchen MVK Qi.. W ll? f 5 , r ,L,, 1 .JM Sandy Spring dishes up the vegetables to math teacher Gordon Burrows at a Thanksgiving lunch prepared by the foods class for the faculty. s,1,,,,.,,,,,,.. .. Putting the finishing touches on her blouse is Diane Coss. Mrs. Annettie Tribbett, Mrs. Isabelle Srnilh, Mrs. Pat Lawrence Home Economics teaches students not only the arts of sewing and cooking suc- cessfully but also invaluable lessons in adult living, home furnishing and child development. Through these classes, the students learn things that will help them throughout the rest of their lives. - CD s tiftt Kim Smith irons the placemat she made in home arts class, Mrs Annettie Tribbett CB S Ball State and M A Western Michiganj has taught at LHS for five years this year having Home Ec I Clothing and Textiles and CoEd Home Arts She enioys sew ing gardening and playing bridge Mrs Isabelle Smith CB S Wayne State and M S Westernj taught Consumer Economics and Adult Living second semester. A former instructor at Western she participates in golf creative writing and roller skating. Mrs. Pat Lawrence taught Con- sumer Economics and Foods and hgugrition first semester lsee page 1 5 . Home Economics Department I 129 No need to Shop Around after taking shop Any student Wanting to take a shop class found a wide selection of courses to choose from. Classes covering the areas such as machine auto, electronics, Woods, and drafting provide useful hands-on training experience that will come in handy to both the boys and girls taking these classes. - SS ' :.. fi Qf' ' 1.5 7 i 'f .- . .V V- 4 ' ' 2 . .... H ' I I. .7-.r,f. :l ily ' ' ' 51 ' if T I .,,2':.r,z si. V J ,,. K f Mike Buschke and Tom Sovcrn work diligently on their shop project. Bob Cook, lim Miller, Russ Smith. 130 l Industrial Arts Department wt . .. Q -as X it Doug lanes, an auto mechanic of thefuture? 1 . l Bill Pease, Todd Peterson, and Dennis Lafrinere discuss working with machinery. jim Miller CB A from Michigan State 29 years at LHSJ teaches machine shop power mechanics and machine auto He enioys fishing and fly tying Ted Betz QB A and M A from Western 2 yearsj taught drafting and electronics He 1S interested in music gardening and income property Russ Smith CB S Western ZW yearsj taught wood shop second semester His hobby 1S adding to his collection of stamps Sam Jennings CBS. Indiana State Teachers Col- lege' 15 yearsj taught Wood shop first semester. He enjoys photography and his collection of slides. Bob Cook taught one class of drafting second semester. It couldn't be done Without the Miscellaneous 2 Mrs. Sue Day, the Student Service Center advisor, has been at Lakeview for ten and a half years. She received her B.S. degree from C.M.U., and enjoys cross-country ski- ing, aerobics, and cooking. In addition to advising the S.S.C., she also advises the Student Listener Program, which is a group of students trying to help others. 1 1 1 Fran! Row Bernie Gzr ri D I1 Har hu Row Two Im Kurt Tom Bomm r bath Mrs. Sandy Colburn has been Lakeview s librarian for 20 years. She attended M.S.U. and received her B.A. degree. Her hobbies include cross-country ski- ing and reading. Many advances have been made in the library this year like a com- puterized fine system designed by students Working in the library. Bud Volpe has been the Learning Disability teacher for 17 years. He has many degrees ' - cluding a B.S. a Master s an Elementary Certificate and a full certificate in Learning Disabilities which he received from W.M.U. and M.S.U. His hobbies include travel, horses, and sports. Deane Harsha has been a counselor for 28 years at LHS He received his M A at WMU and enyoys gardening traveling and reading Bernie Girson a counselor for 17 years earned his B A and M A from W M U Out of school activities include fishing and camping Tom Bommersbach has been counseling for 11 years He too received his B S and M A degrees from W M U He enloys hunting and fishing Ioe Kurti has been at LHS for 19 years recently doubling as the Family Life in structor and counselor He got his degrees from Marietta College and W M U He en yoys sports and reading . .. , , I I l , . . . . : ' iso, vm' S. :L i, es . Miscellaneous Staff X 131 Voed students get experience to Get a Job Approximately 40 juniors and 40 seniors at- tended the Calhoun Area Vocational Educa- tion Center. The students participated in 11 job clusters and 25 programs for three hours a day. 60 percent went to the afternoon while 40 percent attended in the morning session. Before making the decision to attend the Vocational Education Center, the students all attended a tour and presentation of the Center. Some high interest programs like air condi- tioning and cosmetology continue to be limited, but other fine programs should be ex- plored by interested students. - KF Tina Bartholomew is the guinea pig as Kelly Newsom shows Iulie Lawyer how to pluck eyebrows in cosrnetololgy class. X t 335 X Comparing their accounting answers are Chris Noga and Murcia Doug Cable and Kevin Fredy prepare the wallboard in a house the construction class is Kurburski. V remodeling. i If Iohn Gray and Paul Thurmond check over the tractor engine. Tanya DeLong checks over Nikki Farris's work. 132 f Voed Y w Kari Beattie works on a drawing in her drafting class. M 3 X! M K I Doing some fancy lettering for Graphic Arts is Glenn Leeper. Slicing a roll in Home and Commercial Foods, Kim Bidwell helps to prepare lunch. HU... GVGW., weave g QH PPWS O3 Si' NWN .. , Need a tune-up? Scott Baker and Carl Gunderson will fix your plugs and points, Tom Zalner prepares his torch for his welding project. Voed X 133 A little Help from our support staff 1 Our school has a group of people that Work from the early morning hours until almost everybody has left the building. These people are dedicated to making our day the best it can be. They have all the guts and get none of the glory. Where would we be without the friendly ladies who make our terrific lunches? Without those great guys who are always cleaning up after us? Without the smiling secretaries in the office? Without the help of these behind- the-scenes people, We'd all be lost. We appreciate all they've done for us and all they have yet to do. - SS 1 Mark Osborn, Gene Hickey, Hutch Hutcherson, Frank Pesek. Missing: Louis Mrozovich and Smith. ,ww i ,, W, V, , , . are IWW - it if fit Front Row: Mary Domenico, Marian Thomson, Ann Randels. Row Two: Ian Larke, Mary Tenney, Lori Kneeland, Ruth Parks, Mary Puls. , fi , 1, tis' ' l we 5 07. , I E N W if t K , . i 5 . s A ,, ' T Aw t Q Tim Lankerd roams the halls asking, lust where do you think you're going? Front Row: Pat Cuccaro, Mary Howard, Florence Marietta, Cindy Noga. Row 134 X Support Staff Two: Shirley Hartman, Deanne Stevenson, Pat Mullenix, Linda Schlatter, Sue Bush. Y -1----,-J IP in..m..-...lvmd J qrsN Mary Howard, Cindy Noga, and Donna Bowers fantasize about nreparing lunch for tlwir favorite long time patron, Tom Selleck. L,,5,,,,x Wav, AW Kr '56 Mrs. jerry Black interrogates a foreign agent, alias a wandering student, about her Hall nmnitors Mrs. lorry Black and Stow' Straub Who done it? phone contact. Support Staff X 135 You Make My 'Dreams' Come True f ,A iss 1, Dr. Paul Williams, Superintendent Mr. Ron Iagner, Business Manager 5 V Ft 'f 2 i as ? if B , iiizzizi f Mr. Basil Mason, Assistant Superintendent Between their meticulous attention to detail and regimented administrative duties, our administration keeps our school running smoothly and effective- ly. Lakeview is fortunate to have such fine leaders in charge of our school. -- CD 136 X Administration Mr. Dave Brophy, Deputy Superintendent Front Row: Mary Ellen Vanderveer, Trustee, Ianis Emery, Trusteeg Iames Davis, Secretary. Row Two: john Holmes, Trustee, Robert Gronewold, Treasurerg Iames Nelson, President, james Bauer, Vice President. Regulators of our Rock-n-Roll High School Robert Ward, Principal Robert Harvey, Guidance Director We have been through some difficult financial times in Lakeview during the past several years. However, throughout this period our students have never failed in their continuing effort to put forth their best effort. Whether in academic achievement or in extra-curricular activities, the class of '84 has added to the excellent scholastic S i l E 25 i 2 ' 3 E 5 Gary Beard, Vice Principal Cf A Ross Dingwall, Athletic Director tradition and winning ways of Lakeview High School. Congratulations on a job well done! I am confident that with the same effort and commit- ment in the future that you exhibited for the past four years, the members of this class shall succeed, and we shall continue to be proud of you. Best wishes! Sincerely, -f S X Administration! 137 Lakeview has always been known for upholding a standard of excellence in athletics. This does not mean just winning, but sportsmanship and determination as well. Team sports and intramurals give students the chance to get Physical and do their best. - BB Footloose i i ix lv .. .Mg -,--i Gym classes produce future NBA stars. Celebrate Nick Esselman shows lohn Haukeduhl who's boss. Wrapped Around My Finger sf 3 i 138 I Sports '--Ni . Full athletes were honored at u pep assembly in October 'Q' 5-'. Xxx Jw: fi gn g J 'limi' i h ' xx I . f I X1 fp Xf Y xx' L hmxw -A ' I xx I V , , 1 N K 5 I 1 , H xv. . 'f N f J x 7? ' M 0 iw' X -X f 5 V x '13, X ix , xx- 1 f fhy If X 51 MX M if L A1 ARXEXU ' ff I '1 ' .M x 4f M r wr w NK xl Klxg' A X V 15 jyl .Xxx A X rf: fer' A' Ng lr !'!! X KX j WPNN I I x ,- ' I 5 ,' RMI X , A : , NN W IL M i Q W Q51 S ' w- ily 5595 W .' 6' I ' W L ' A r f X 0 I ri r J X , I I I 'if N' 1 .:,' V, ,I 1 NW f 2 gx ry' X, we f 411 M ' 5 f I ,I la.. U ht . .5 5 ', sf ly' ,Vp I ,'5 1 'x , If-J K , 1 lm air ,f 1 , ' -,F KW' M' W 1 I V, I ' 4' . i .,2f X! ' iii fy' ' Wil ,y ,V 74 I A X fly, ,I mg Q4 ff fl! 5 , f1 2f 'w ,yffw .1'? 'JV' ' 'ff 'J ,- ymf' f w,m ' i X lui. f 75. ,f ,iv xi-X f - A ,N V O -ff, ffyf ' 1 - x, 1 X ' I- ' .5 4 A ..,f-7, if mavs Q W! Sports 1 139 Tough Guys challenge Pioneers at Silverdome At the beginning of the year, if someone had said that the Lakeview Spartan football team was going to play in the Silverdome for the Class B Championship, you would have said, Wrong, But when you're third in the state with an 8-1 record, first in the Big Eight Conference and second in Region I, how can you miss going to the playoffs? Of the several highlights to the 1983 season, perhaps the greatest triumph was over the undefeated, state ranked Class A team Portage Cen- tral. The Spartans were down 13-0 in the first quarter and roared back to a 55-29 victory. The same thing happened in the playoffs with the Spartans down 8-6 and'8-0 at halftime, but they came back to win 18-8 over Grand Rapids West Catholic and 21-15 over Durand, when Tom Weller plunged over the goal line to lead the Spartans to an overtime victory. This seemed to be the formula to the Class B championship game as well, when they were down 14-0, but the team just couldn't come back and suffered a heartbreaking 35-0 loss to East Grand Rapids at the Silverdome. Led by tri-captains Weller, Andy Campbell and The team Celebrates the glory of victory after the regional game. 140 X Varsity Football Dan DeLano, the Spartans finished 10-2 overall. They are the first Battle Creek area team to gain 10 wins in a season, and the first to play in the Silverdome. Lakeview had seven eople named on the All- Conference team: Campbell, DeLano, Weller, Trev Clark, Darin Feasel, Mark Gibbs and Charlie Thomas. The second team included Iay MacDonald and Andy Shinrock. Honorable mentions were Nick Esselman and Brad Givens. Lakeview also had a record-setting eight people on the All-City Team: Campbell, Clark, DeLano, Esselman, Feasel, Gibbs, Shinrock and Weller. All- City honorable mentions went to Givens, Mac- Donald, Thomas, Todd Baker and Carl Schuemann. Named to All-State by both the Detroit News and UPI was Clark and Campbell by the Detroit Free Press and UPI, with honorable mention going to Weller. Special awards went to Campbell as Most Valuable player, Baker as Karl Randels Best Com- petitor, DeLano as T. N. Thomas Sportmanship, and Mike Kidder as scout team captain. - IE Andy Campbell leads Trev Clark on a big gain against Grand Rapids West Catholic. tw.,-aww-Qrwv was si-atm W Q 2 1- L x xx ,Q ..-, w ' Aix for L , Q 'i ' S ' s i is V 7 , 1 i Bi r s 1 2253 Gibbs prepares to be hit after Catching a long During the semi-final game against Durand, Darin Feasel fights for possession ofthe ball. A A A A A A 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL , Spartans Opponent 17 Harper Creek 6 40 Loy Norrix 0 21 St. joseph 23 26 Niles 3 25 Portage Northern 13 33 Kalamazoo Central 7 46 Holland 0 55 Portage Central 29 25 Battle Creek Central 7 18 Grand Rapids Catholic Central 8 21 Durand IOTJ 15 Front Row: Iohn Parsons, Mike Kirkbride, Scott Baker, Eric Marcus, Mark Gibbs, Ken Glidden, Mark Schur- 0 East Grand RaP1dS 35 ing, Steve Whitney. Row Two: Darrell Iohnson, Ieff Oswald, Rod Brown, Chip Roebuck, Charlie Thomas, Carl Schuemann, Lance johnson, Ion Chadbourne, Rob Kerr. Row Three: Rick Grise, Darin Feasel, Trev W011: 10 Lost: 2 Clark, lay Travis, Todd Baker, Iohn Mead, Iohn Hausman, Ierry Hepler. Row Four: Coach Perry, Coach Rit- ter, Ioe Swartzle, Randy jenkins, Bob Creviston, Brad Givens, Nick Esselman, Brett Smith, Iohn Melekian, Larry Gardiner, Iohn Emery, Mike Kidder, Coach Lankerd, Coach Gibbs. Row Five: Dan DeLano, Tom Weller, lay MacDonald, Iohn Prell, Pat Morris, Paul Thurmond, Andy Shinrock, Paul Standinger, Steve Thomas, Andy Campbell. Varsity Football X 141 OM E S ,X K Y Q fx N EV I ' A k ...,, V L -'-- '7' , , ,, ,,,L f'L' I H : LAL ' ' A A-Sl? The Spartans warm up to prepare to play in the Silverdome, Late in the game, Coaches Ritter and Perry try to decide on the best play to call. Fans, including Michelle Rhodes, demonstrated their spirit throughout the season. 142 X Varsity Football Q-af ... an 4, ref-X 1' L X Q I b X, A ix MXN 5 A A Getting the right angle on the play, Nick Esselman gives instructions to the offense. Ha? .mwvsa-fs X X I ,ssh XS F' t of as 5 Larry Gardiner vainly tries to block a punt as his teammates look on. a of Jie -s 11 pf D S im' The offensive line prepares to bang heads with East Grand Rapids. The expression on john Hausman's face demonstrates the score near the end of the championship game. Varsity Football I 143 IV Spartans learn to Play the Game The junior varsity Spartans had a trying season with four wins, four losses and one tie. Led by captains Scott Warner and Iohn Haukedahl, the team was given support and ex- perienced coaching by Steve Straub, Jim Culver, and Dave LaBrecque. Quarterback Haukedahl provided most of the Winning passes that brought the team their victories along with other plays by team members Terry Wonderly, center, Scott Waltman, center, and Larry Laubengayer, tight end. - SS J v FooTBALL Harper Creek St Ioseph Niles Portage Northern Kalamazoo Central Portage Central Holland 12 Battle Creek Central Won: 4 Lost: 4 Tied: 1 Spartans Opponent 28 6 13 Loy Norrix 6 12 . 41 14 ' 20 24 20 0 6 12 0 6 44 12 144 f Iunior Varsity Football The guys talk about post-game activities. .. A Q .. ,. Front Row: Scott Warner, lohn Haukedahl, Matt Kenney, Casey Roebuck, Terry Wonderly, jeff Maddox, Iohn VanderVoort, Pat Williams, Russ Adkins. Row Two: Coach Straub, Shannon Radgens, Melvin LeBarre, Curt Iacob, Todd TenBrink, Steve Gronewold, Scott Waltman, Larry Laubengayer, Coach LaBrecque, Couch Culver. Row Three: Todd Nowicki, lim Dunn, Mickey Barry, Greg Thomas, Phil Edwards, Chris Nebel, Tim Hill, lim Wallace, Rich Meredith. Row Four: Brent McCleary, Matt Kellogg, Kip Etheridge, David Hunt, Kirk Kyser, Tim McPherson, Brad Morgan. r Freshmen believe in-a M L The newness of our freshmen creates confusion for two members during practice: Which way do we go? Front Row: john Blanks, john Avila, Todd Hagen, Todd Hutchinson, Mike Miller. Row Two: Manager Scott Baxter, Chris Hawks, Tom Burnham, Vance Schuemann, Mike Allen, Mike Brockway, james VanRiper. Row Three: Coach Hepler, Hal Means, Rob Slauson, Brad Delfiore, Brent Williams, john Gossner, Drew Kinnisten, Coach Perry. Row Four: Mike Drawant, Mike Bush, Steve McDonald, Mike Griffith, Scott Lewis, Rob Cleaver, john Lowe. and Never Say Die Our freshman football team Will definitely go down as being good sports. With a season of one Win, six losses and one tie, they remained high spirited, continued their good sportsmanship and never gave up hope. Under the coaching of jerry Hepler and Eric: Perry and the leader- ship of captains Mike Allen and Mike Drawant, the freshmen learned a lot and called their first season a good experience. - SS .,........6 ...,..,, , ,.,.,., ...-,.,e ..... r.. W, .- .,c,, ,, , catching this pass. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL P PP Harper Creek Sturgis Northwestern Southeastern Portage Central Holland 21 Benton Harbor Won:1 Lost:6 Tied:1 S artans O onent 6 6 14 ' 28 14 Jackson Lumen Christi 50 21 14 12 28 0 64 12 35 42 Freshman Football j 145 On the Rebound, girls capture championship GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Spartans Opponent 53 Harper Creek 35 45 Pennfield 46 40 Portage Central 25 33 St. Joseph 58 44 Loy Norrix 51 44 Gull Lake 53 53 Portage Northern 44 39 Kalamazoo Central 56 57 Niles 55 27 Holland 33 67 Portage Central 25 44 Harper Creek 33 25 St. Ioseph 67 51 Battle Creek Central 49 33 Loy Norrix 64 66 Portage Northern 50 59 Kalamazoo Central 62 61 St. Philip 65 55 Niles 75 31 Holland 50 48 Harper Creek 30 65 Vicksburg 38 57 Marshall 72 Won: 10 Lost: 13 ss Coach Kurti and the team discuss howto beat Portage Central. ' Front Row: Sue Nanos. Row Two: Shannon Fitzgerald, Beth McRae. Row Three: Linda Popovich, Shannon Dingwall, Kris Fortney, Kris Wygant. Row Four: Maria Ward, Ienny Ryan, Holly Grevers, Melodie Potter. 146 X Girls' Varsity Basketball S Dribbling down court, Linda Popovich sets the ball up for her teammates. Q xxLLL 'Mt QtQ LLLL t M i . . ,. . A K .. A... ...A.. . .L .V Am, . ...e.......,.,,M. i .... , S H gl 'Wi A A ii 4 , A.... ..L. , 2 he .L.. ., ' X A - if ' - K K Mmm, as W 33 f--- 9 m..L.. .. ,,,,. Ab---- X.L.. K X f' D T xt' . . . 'UM . ...is .ff 1 I Q un... ....... - M- K ' Veg t ggi: 1 . ' it K . K I g- , si .K 3 Xxx 'N .M 5 xx si '-X J Kris F ortney drives through her opponents to score a quick two points. i W, W iiii . ,,. Z ,QW ' , ,V i 1 f 5 . E' ' ' lU ' 0 X Q, 1 if fm .A f Shooting hoops before a game, Spartan basketball players polish their skills. it fgpls. jd! laving captured the rebound, Kris Fortney moves the ball to the Spartan asket. - , ,ag M. A 1 p .. 9 I ri V, I 41 ,,, t H X . ' win , . 'W , I a 4' f , , .4 xx 1- V ffl v ., , t f inlay-I .f , , Q , 'Q Weil, -' 'SM . . 5 4 i Qxfl-ik' e if I S f , I VL Q ,.,, 2 , , ' 4 gi ,,t, Q , ,Li 75: ,VVV 2 5 . l f ,,:, A , In ,n ' fa nf - X 'I Four weary seniors, Kris Fortney, Beth McRae, Sue Nanos and Shannon Dingwall, after having all fouled out, show their togetherness. ,Warm ,,g,,gk, ,Ni l-.V.. ff I 75 I x ii Q O ' 4 Agia, in M' 2 ,o he -, ,.., sz J f ff' 1 'U , H A' A k:.t A Preparing to pass through overwhelming opposition to Shannon Dingwall is Maria Ward. The girls' varsity basketball season was slow to get started but finished on top as they smashed Vicksburg to win the first District Championship for Lakeview. Individual players had some excellent statistics, with even a new record set this year, that being Kris Fortney's assists in a career of 130. Sue Nanos and Maria Ward led the team in total points with 220 and 230 respectively. jenny Ryan led the team in overall field goal percentage. Most valuable players this year were Shannon Dingwall and Maria Wardg the most improved player was Jenny Ryanp the best defensive player was Kris Fortneyg and Beth McRae took both the Karl Randels Best Competitor and the Ted Thomas Sportsmanship awards. This year's co-captains were Kris Fortney and Shannon Dingwall. - KF Girls' Varsity Basketball X 147 Hit Me With Your Best Shot Coached by Steve Hartwell, the girls' junior varsity basketball team learned to work as a team and were strong in defense and breaking the press. The team placed third in the city tournament. Special awards were given to Sara Finney, Captain, Andrea Har- rington, Most Valuable Player, Ann Matyasic, Most Improved and Best Competitor, Finney, Best Defensive Player, and Ianet Bagwell, Sportsmanship. Some girls on the team were chosen to be substitutes at the Varsity Basketball District and Regional tournaments. - LD l WN Playing against Portage Northern, Shannon Swanger carries the ball as Carol Blankenship, Heather Bennett Performing a free throw, Carol Blankenship sinks- and janet Bagwell hustle to the other end. the ball. GIRLS IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Spartans 0pp0Il6Ilf 5 Battle Creek Central 34 28 si. Philip 25 17 Portage Central 10 10 St. joseph 25 8 Loy Norrix 17 20 Gull Lake 27 21 Portage Northern 18 21 Kalamazoo Central 24 15 Niles 40 13 Holland 36 9 Portage Central 10 16 Harper Creek 26 11 St. Joseph 38 8 Battle Creek Central 30 13 Loy Norrix 16 26 Portage Northern 23 21 Kalamazoo Central 32 11 Niles 38 24 Holland 21 21 St. Philip 49 Won: 5 Lost: 15 Front Row: Tarnrny Benard, Trish West, Ann Matyasic, Shannon Swanger, Laura johnson, Andrea Harr- ington. Row Two: janet Bagwell, Vicki Ferrari, Carol Blankenship, Heather Bennett, Sara Finney, jodi Lewis, Coach Steve Hartwell. 148 l Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Freshmen basketball plays One on One Front Row: Debi Hittle, Holly Steinbacher, Stacey Swartzle, Martha Mumford, Carrie Frohardt, Lisa Zim- merman. Row Two: Coach Carrie Mumford, Paula Edwards, Laura Clark, Nancy Hake, Anne Tenbrink, Mellissa Campbell, Shelly Stahl. Y 7 www' 'f Strategic planning is important for Laura Clark as she defends the ball for her team. Holly Steinbacher, Martha Mumford and Anne Tenbrink attempt to assist. The girls' freshman basketball team had a trying season with a record of four wins and nine losses. The team concentrated on pulling together, as they were working with new teammates in their first year of high school competition. Coached by Carrie Mumford, the girls displayed sportsmanship and took pride in playing together as a team. - LD Lisa Zimmerman dribbles the ball toward the basket. GIRLS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL St joseph Loy Norrix Gull Lake Portage Northern W K Kellogg Kalamazoo Hackett Southeastern Colon Gull Lake Three Rivers Portage Northern St. Philip Won: 4 Lost: 9 Spartans Opponent 7 , 13 14 ' 20 9 20 20 10 20 Southwestern 21 31 . , 28 11 29 28 26 15 41 10 12 0 15 ' 20 15 17 24 11 Girls' Freshmen Basketball X 149 I Jump was key Word this season for cagers Led by co-captains Andy Campbell and Mark Gibbs, the Spartan hoopsters struggled through a long season ending up in last place with a 2-12 record in the Big Eight. Most Valuable went to Andy Campbell, Ted Thomas Sportsmanship was awarded to Gary Charles, Tom Weller won Most Improved, and Mark Gibbs received Karl Randels Best Competitor l I Award. - KD Spartans Opponent 52 30 49 47 . 53 61 ' 89 43 66 49 47 86 49 67 Holland 64 55 70 51 . 55 47 ' 71 66 87 57 48 49 41 62 34 81 58 51 56 78 64 69 47 50 150 I Boys' Varsity Basketball Front Row: Mark Gibbs, Tom Weller, Scott Woods, Tim Rupp, Gary Charles. Row Two: Steve Enos, Steve Thomas, Iohn Hausman, Dino English. Row Three: Andy Shinrock, Andy Campbell, Mike Mumford, Randy Ingraham, David Leighton, Steve Wichmann, Doug Ahrens, Manager. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Battle Creek Central 76 Portage Central St Joseph Loy Norrix Portage Northern 48 Kalamazoo Central 105 Niles Harper Creek Portage Central St Joseph Sturgis Loy Norrix Battle Creek Central 81 Portage Northern Gull Lake Kalamazoo Central Marshall Niles Holland Marshall Won: 4 Lost: 17 V ,,,,-: me ,, ,,, zvf' 1 K... 25 . 9 , ,,, , ..,,, ,, , '. 1 i'f.. . ' eieea M Le e,, . .. Flying through the air with the greatest of ease, Andy Shinrock resembles Superman. Coach Gibbs pleadingly asks the team to win one for the Gibber A or just win one. Mark Gibbs shows his true basketball skill as he dribbles down the court. XREVXEY A The anguish in his face tells it all as Andy Campbell sits on the bench while Mr. Lawrence and Doug Ahrens soothe the pain. Y . ,Str r Yi? it Q at ::: Gary Fred Astaire Charles practices his dancing moves before the jump ball comes down. 5 r ,taiwan L ,Z L 'r Z 5,215 -. , ' ' I beau -fl', Andy Shinrock looks on as Mike Mumford tries desperately to avoid get- ting a shot blocked. Boys' Varsity Basketball X 151 Fastbreak was the key of the season BOYS IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Spartans Opponent Battle Creek Central 50 Portage Central St joseph Lo Norrix Kalamazoo Central Niles Harper Creek Portage Central St joseph Sturgis Loy Norrix Battle Creek Central Portage Northern Gull Lake Kalamazoo Central Marshall Nlles Holland Won: 7 Lost: 13 46 45 35 69 . 88 47 y 49 47 Portage Northern 38 39 90 50 ' 57 71 70 52 Holland 38 49 38 52 . 45 46 53 55 ' 59 46 60 52 56 49 54 52 66 55 41 62 ' 78 58 63 The Iunior Varsity basketball team ended its season with a 7-13 record, improving on the record they had as freshmen. The boys did a fine job and the future looks promising for their Varsity season, said Coach Joe Kurti enthusiastically. He added that the team had a couple of close games that could have gone either way, which created a sense of pride for the boys. Elected honorary captains were Bob Vondell and Kurt Kuipers. - PG 152 I Boys' Iunior Varsity Basketball Q53 G SWA .PBR uggx li L wil? 3 1 A gba! A212725 gi 'Rn if A Q 'fra ' V ! rv .fi A-.W 3' H-www Front Row: Kyle Trzbbett, Bob Vondell, Kip Etheridge, Tim Owen, Gregg Daniels. Row Two: Larry London, Chris Nebel, Iim Wallace, Doug Kirby. Row Three: Larry Davis, Ieff Maddox, Mark Kline, Kurt Kuipers, jim Bentz, Dennis Durham. .E 5 1 . . .v'f-i,..e- g.. Q -pg.: f- 1. .. . , ,,,.. 3 , 3' Q or :ii , we .- ' ' P... , Q .1 ... ws Surrounded by opponents, Bob Vondell prepares to jumping high, Iim Wallace shows his shoot for two. true form. Up, Up, and Away with a fresh start -... Freshmen basketball players had an ex- perimental season since this was the first time most of the team had ever played on the high ip Q school court. First-year coach Steve Hartwell of aft feels that, despite their record, many of the freshmen have a great deal of potential and s ' S if could very well be a group to Watch in the , future. Honorary captains for the season were Andy Latowski and Chris Sprick. - PG tis? Q- Q 1 Warming up for the game is a confusing time for the freshmen basketball players. ,ik . 1 Q .sf P Observing from the bench, Don Puetz, Hal Means, Steve Ouellette, Matt Oman and Todd Walterspaugh watch an exciting Dribbling past his opponent is Chris game. Sprick. BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Spartans Opponent 35 Loy Norrix 63 43 Kalamazoo Hackett 5 37 Portage Northern 50 49 Pennfield 61 30 Sturgis 58 35 Portage Central 57 62 Southeastern jr. High 50 45 ' 64 73 . ' 63 53 . . 84 48 65 37 54 31 89 39 51 26 30 34 40 40 85 55 A Hillsdale 4 Southwestern jr High W K Kellogg . ,J If 'J it Portage Northern , 1 so so N f Lf ' Gull Lake ' y f S fx Q, Northwestern Ir. High M Q Portage Central Q N D Hillsdale Hillsdale Front Row: Steve McDonald, Don Puetz, Steve Ouellette, Mike Durham, Matt Oman, Andy Cgldwater Latowski. Row Two: Ryan Will, Todd Walterspaugh, Drew Kinnisten, Matt Link, Mike Griffith. 58 Albion Row Three: Pat Pendleton, Chris Sprick, Greg Bosch, lohn Riley, Benjamin Myatt, Todd Leins, Hal Means, Coach Steve Hartwell. Won: 3 Lost: 15 Boys' Freshmen Basketball 1 153 Cross Country is The Cross Country team, headed by captains joe Connor, Tony Gallagher, and Sherie Ritzler and Coach Roger Steu- dle, ended up the season with a 5-5 record. The team pulled together to win the city meet and fifth at the Regional meet. Connor was the only member to qualify for the state meet. The team put a lot into the training. The varsity team was fairly experienced, and this is the first year there have actually been enough girls to form a girls' team. The awards for this year went as follows: Ted Thomas Sport- smanship award, Connor, Karl Randels Best Competitor, Todd Maddox, Most Valuable, Con- nor, and Most Improved, Walter Runkle. - LD Keeping up the pace, Sherie Ritzler is out in front. 154 X Cross Country ll ll Running on Empty Front Row: Henry Hartselle, Tony Gallagher, Rich Lowe, Mark Maxson, Brian McCleary. Row Two: Walter Runkle, William Gibson, joe Connor, Scott Ellerthorpe, Todd Maddox, jason Court. Row Three: Shaun Love, Mike Romans, Kyle Tribbett, jim Ross, Ryan Thomasma, Mike Cuccaro, Todd Dawson, john Ross. V Front Row: Rachel Lussier, Sherie Ritzler, Lisa Elizondo. Row Two: jenny Quinn, Lisa Mathis, Amy Couri, jennie Wytko. 5 W-ww-ram, W' LL W ppaiaf :W MW Preparing in their own ways, the Lakeview runners await the start of the race. behind ..-.-Q 1-1 Coach Roger Steudle holds the trophy as the top varsity run- Ioe Connor keeps up his winning pace. V CROSS COUNTRY l.,ak9VleW Oppgnent Marshall Portage Northern Holland Harper Creek St joseph Battle Creek Central 38 Kalamazoo Central 36 Loy Norrix 26 Portage Central 28 Niles 30 21 23 29 27 25 Won: 5 Lost: 5 Low score wins Close competition shows its effect as john Ross leads and Walter Runkle is just one stride 38 21 31 24 39 20 19 ' 41 ners display pride and much relief, Cross Country X 155 King of Pain reigns for girls' swim season On Aug. 15 the girls' swim team started grueling practices that would last until Dec. 2. The practices usually consisted of swimming 6,500 yards, lifting weights and morning practices. This schedule helped the girls finish a powerful season with a record of 9-3-1. At Lakeview Lions Relays they placed 5th, the best finish ever against the state powerhouses. Ienell Boodt broke a 10-year-old school record in the 100 yard breaststroke with a time of 1:13.33. The State meet was exciting with Shelly Russell breaking her own record during prelims. She end- ed up placing second in both the 200 free and 500 free, but her records were broken by two other swimmers. The 400 free relay team of Russell, Michelle Rhodes, Cathy Brandi and Lisa Brandi Won, smashing the state record with a time of 3:41.9. The team finished third, ahead of the con- ference champions, St. Joseph, who placed fourth. The Spartans also avenged their dual meet loss to the St. Joe Bears by beating them at the first St. Ioseph Invitational. The underclassmen swam ter- rific at the Grandville Freshman-Sophomore meet and gained the runnerup spot out of 21 teams. Voted as Most Improved was Kristin Hedlund, named as Karl Randels Best Competitor was Michelle Rhodes, Ted Thomas Sportsmanship Award went to Linda Egland, and Shelly Russell received the Most Valuable Award. - CB While taking a break from practice, Cathy Brandi, Linda Egland CTopl, Susy Burhans and Lisa Brandi find a chicken fight fun. 156 I Girls' Swimming Practicing for a strong relay takeoff, Christy Cline flies in midair. me ,ff The senior girls, Cathy Brandi, Laura DeVries, Linda Egland, and Anne Ward, go formal for the spaghetti dinner. P i-wg. 1 k , Grinning with determination, Linda Egland finishes a strenuous kick set. Capturing a state record and a championship are Michelle Rhodes, Shelly Russell, Lisa Brandi and Cathy Brandi in the 400 free relay. f A x 'W E1 , , Q ee XF: if .,. - M. 5 . s ll 'C . ' .. Q. t at j , FC, . 'J V - . -'s: 'Q ,IA-if in A il - llN ta . ' Senior Susy Burhans executes he' breustsnoke Start' Gathered around and on the starting block are the 1983 state qualifiers Front Row: Chrissie Hines, Shelly Russell, Cathy Brandi, Melanie Kransi, Marie Webster, Sandy Compton, Anne Ward, Sara Ross, Kim Houghtaling. Row Two: Nanci Wilson fManagerl Kristin Hedlund, Lisa Brandi, Ienell Boodt, Merrilee Leach, Cindy Thomas, Tracy Shear, lulie Henegar, Linda Egland, Pam DeVore, Shaune Hubbell. Row Three: Anita Schlatter, Sandra Carver, Susy Burhans, Michelle Rhodes, Nancy Srnith, Tracy Heinz, Laura DeVries, Christy Cline, Iennifer Oakes, Iuli Hudson, Helen Hallquist. GIRLS SWIMMING Spartans Opponent Iackson Ann Arbor Pioneer 106 Portage Central St joseph Loy Norrix Harper Creek Lansing Waverly Portage Northern Kalamazoo Central Battle Creek Central 52 East Grand Rapids 109 Holland Sturgis Won:9 Lost:3 Tie:1 Girls' Swimming X 157 Purple Haze follows swim team throughout season Led by tri-captains Max Miller, Duke Carton, and Tom Basso and by Coach Chris Harrington, the boys' swim team finished a fine season with a 10-4 record. The Tankers became Big Eight Cham- pions for the third year in a row by scoring 71 more points than runner-up Portage Central. Other highlights of the season include a second place finish at the Freshman-Sophomore meet. Also, going into the last event at the Bat- tle Creek Central vs. Lakeview meet, the score was tied at 79-79. After a great effort in the 400 free relay, the Spartans came out on top with a 87-85 victory. Ending the season in a bright Way, the team placed tenth at the Class B State meet. Scott Riedel was voted as Most Improved and Most Valuable went to freshman Charley Wright. Tom Basso received the Ted Thomas Sportsmanship Award, and Mike Cuccaro won the Karl Randels Best Competitor Award. - CB ml to may ft- BE M. x - -slum A wut w. l Q frog un.. XX A. With dripping wet hair, Tom Basso and Tom Byrne do their sit-ups. was . . . 2: . If ii. ...-fz .-we A A - . , 1 .., 8 MW'-i . ,V A M. gifs. - 15.955 is I--at S M E - V K an W .. -. A-sieve., We To . . K. -. ki i ' 2 My '1 w. we X t -srwaw'-3 N S k sv.. - -4 Sf-'Rs ., .sm-c 5 +--- X- ...M -W N Taking a break on the wall, Duke Carton ,r s. M5 g .A Front Row: Peter Woods, lim jasper, Chip lewitt, Todd Powers, Wendell Schuemann. Row Two: Scott Riedel, Torn Byrne, Iohn Bradley, Mike Cuccaro, Bob Schossau, Rich Riedel, Calvin Newlands, Coach Chris Harrington. Row Three: Steve DeMaso, Tom Basso, Duke Carton, Bryan Hoke, Charley Wrigtit, Max Miller, Brad Boodt, Manager Nanci Wilson. 158 X Boys' Swimming X A looks on as Bryan Hoke and Tom Basso swim agrueling practice. xv- ' Q25 v- si Lf--f Ai me it E' Arguing with each other, Scott Riedel and john Bradley try to figure out who is the better swirnmer. Showing the form that enabled him to survive demanding practices is Charley Wright. Laughing with disbelief, Calvin Newlands feels the shortness of his new haircut. ,AN Showing off their muscles are Tom Byrne, Rich Riedel, and Tom Busso while modeling for GQ. p BOYS' SWIMMING A 3 Q Spartans Opponent W 70 East Lansing 102 94 Fenton 78 p 92 Harper Creek 80 p 107 Jackson 62 77 Sturgis 95 67 East Kentwood 119 ' 106 Loy Norrix 66 8 102 Kalamazoo Central 69 u 83 East Grand Rapids 89 95 Portage Central 76 87 Battle Creek Central 85 106 St. Joseph 59 95 Holland 76 2 98 Portage Northern 74 Won: 10 Lost: 4 Boys' Swimming X 159 Wrestlers tell opponents Let's Get Physical The varsity wrestling team, led eeleee i saese eee. . by senior tri-captains Darin Feasel, eaaaas Nick Esselman and Mike Wilson, had a fine season, highlighted by their first place finish in the ssiss rsiss District Tournament. The team placed second in the Big Eight Conference Meet and received firsts in the Lakeview and Athens Invitationals. Todd Wilson, Mike Wilson, Esselman and Ierry Hepler qualified for state competition. Both Wilsons had third place finishes Heplerfs Second Place Nick Esselman puts a Niles wrestler in his place onthe bottom. 4' as f finish left him with a personal r ' score of 44-3-1, falling just one vic- tory short of the school record and tied with Todd Wilson. Leading the Spartans to their vic- tories was Coach Ierry Hepler, with the help of assistant Dale Traister. The team voted Mike Wilson the Most Valuable and Brett Smith the Most Improved. The T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship Award went to Feasel and the Karl Randels Best Competitor Award to Esselman. Most Dedicated wrestler was Mike Wilson. - KN When determined to win, john Haukedahl shows complete control. 5 3 gl F3 Front Row: Dan Beech, Rich Lowe, Geoff Marcks, Mike Wilson, Brek Prior, Toni Soziern. Row Two: Darrell johnson, Ierry Hepler, Darin Feasel, Todd Wilson, Manager Ion Thar. Row Three: Coach jerry Hepler, Brett Smith, Nick Esselman, Iohn Haukedahl, Fred Sellers, Larry Lauberigayer, Coach Dale Traister. 160 X Varsity Wrestling E: .. f 3 The entire learn shows its enthusiasm after winning the Lakeview Invitational, ....... -- - ' ----- i X x K pits QW am. 'WF' 3 9 i-i i v 1 , f A f Qt to is or we --.' . - Q 5 Mat Club members presented the team, including Mike Wilson, with flowers before the conference meet, l.l. as gf , ,Xi t,,, wh ,t,,r W. lorry Hepler uses a dbl-arm bar to Control his opponent. Darin Feasel gets ready for a first period takedown. VARSITY WRESTLING Lakeview Opponent 37 Sturgis 27 51 Marshall 19 54 Plainwell 24 48 Holland 28 62 Kalamazoo Central 14 51 Loy Norrix 18 39 Portage Northern 28 25 Portage Central 33 27 Lakeshore 32 63 Lumen Christi 12 78 Albion 0 31 Niles 33 41 St. joseph 36 39 Harper Creek 23 46 Battle Creek Central 14 Mike Wilson takes early control in the regional finals. After losing 18-10, he defeated this opponent in the Won: 12 Lost: 3 State finals to finish third in the slate. Varsity Wrestling l 161 I'l1 tumble 4 ya to a Winning season The junior varsity grapplers had a fine 11-2 record, indicating that Lakeview could I continue to dominate in the sport in future years. The team was coached by Keith Rogers, a former outstanding LHS wrestler. Leading the , way on the mat were Richard Meredith C12-2j with 15 takedowns and four pins, Brian Ranger C7-lj with seven takedowns and two pins, and john VanderVoort C7-21 with five pins. - MD A Lakeview wrestler tries to reverse his precarious position. Straining to avoid a takedown is Gary Schwab. jUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Lakeview Opponent 15 Holland 9 24 Kalamazoo Central 0 12 Loy Norrix 0 26 Portage Northern 2 45 Portage Central 27 13 Stevensville Lakeshore 51 12 Albion 6 60 jackson Lumen Christi 12 7 Sturgis 33 36 Niles 28 23 St. joseph 12 44 Harper Creek 14 26 Battle Creek Central 12 Won: 11 Lost: 2 Front Row: Gary Schwab, Brian Ranger, Tom Burnham, Matt Kellogg. Row Two: jeff Shepard, Pat Chapin, john DeGarmo. Row Three: john VanderVoort, Rick Stevens, john Lowe, Phil Edwards, Chris Hawks, Tim Hill, Richard Meredith. 162 X junior Varsity Wrestling 'Win ie Nu-f . ,,,. ,.,, AL.A.. -f ' HL' ' '? hmm ',,,,-we' ,.fe ' 'T lt's Gonna Take a Miracle Because of past years' financial cutbacks, the junior varsity volleyball team had only four of 14 players who had ever played competitively on a team. Despite their losing season, Coach Katrina Coats felt the team made excellent progress with all players showing great improvement. Co- captains were Ann Matyasic and Iennie Wytko. - MD JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Lakeview Opponent 12, 15, 10 Holland 15, 11, 15 6, 3 Portage Central 15, 15 10, 11 Kalamazoo Central 15, 15 9, 13 Niles 15, 15 15, 12, 13 Battle Creek Central 6, 15, 15 15, 13, 15 Harper Creek 4, 15, 17 3, 6 St. Joseph 15, 15 7, 8 Portage Northern 15, 15 15, 13, 14 Loy Norrix s,15, 16 if 1 12, 15, 15 St. Philip 15, 10, 13 www Won: 1 Lost: 9 Awaiting the return ofa serve are Ann Matyasic, Shelli Innes and Tracy Walkiewicz. Shelli Iones plans where to place her serve. Front Row: Ienell Boodt, Iill Hoffman, Andrea Harrington, Iennie Wytko, Nancey Hall, Lisa Brandi, Shan- non Suianger, Row Two: Coach Katrina Coats, Ann Matyasic, Carol Blankenship, Tracy Walkiewiez, Heather Bennett, Robin Rooker, Shelli lones, Laura Clark. junior Varsity Volleyball l 163 Beat lt reigns as spikers' theme for season The spikers culminated an excellent season with a second place finish at the Class B State Meet. Led by co- captains Ann Iereck and Iulie Lundstrum, the Spartans won Districts and Regionals enroute to a 41-9 record. Peformances in tournament play compared with that of dual meets. The Spartans were runner-up in the Cereal City Classic and placed fourth at both the Penn- field and Dearborn Invitationals. At the Big Eight Con- ference meet, the spikers placed second behind powerhouse Portage Northern. Chosen for the All-City and All-Region teams were Shannon Dingwall, Lundstrum, Sue Nanos and Linda Popovich. Lundstrum, Nanos and Popovich were also chosen for the All-Conference team. All-State members included Popovich Cfirst team and Dream Teamj, N anos Csecond teamb, Lundstrum tthird teamj, and Dingwall CHonorable Mentionj. The team was chosen as Most Valuable and Dingwall received the Most Improved Award. Povpovich was awarded both Karl Randels Best Competitor and T.N. Thomas Sportsmanship Awards. - CB Intensity shows on Linda Popovich's face as she awaits a serve. 1 fa, Rise The team shows its excitement after its semi-final victory at state ov Lansing Waverly. T iiii . ti il u S iftiltg .. X Q an it 'FS Front Row: Suzy Kehoe and Shaun Wiler. Row Two: Shannon Fitzgerald, Linda Popovich, Vicki Ferrari. Ro Suzy Kehoe and Shannon Dingwall Console Three: Ioni House tMariagerJ, Sue Nanos, julie Lundstrum, Shannon Dingwall, Ann Iereck, Diana Donova each other after losing to Saline in the state Coach Lenom Leg' finals. 164 X Varsity Volleyball S . it hui X. Iereck and Suzy Kehoe get ready to make a transition while Sue Nanos to serve. Linda Popovich watches Sue Nanos sprawl to the floor after a tough dig. I E g E s Shaun Wiler bumps the hall to the front row. X NW After a SE'ffVOV7lt1lt'NNll7lt1fF,fMll'l' Lundstrum goes for a kill. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Dual Meets Lakeview Opponent 15, 11, 15, 15, Holland 8, 15, 9, 4 16, 15, 16 Portage Central 14, 11, 14 15, 15, 15 Kalamazoo Central 10, 5, 10 14, 15, 15, 15, Niles 16, 12, 6, 13 15, 15 Battle Creek Central 6, 10 15, 15 Harper Creek 4, 4 16, 15, 5, 17 St. Ioseph 14, 8, 15, 15 14, 13, 5 Portage Northern 16, 15, 15 15, 15, 15 Loy Norrix 7, 13, 11 15, 17, 10, 15 Milan 3, 15, 15,11 Won: 9 Lost:1 varsity Volleyball f 165 Girls swing to the Rookies' Theme The girls' golf team had a frustrating season, appropriately ti- tled The Year of the Rookies. The team consisted of two juniors, six sophomores and two freshmen. With the coaching of Carroll Iensen and George Byelich, these underclassmen gave a nice showing despite this be- ing the first year for most of them. Award winners were Kari Beattie, Most Valuable and Karl Randels Best Competitor, Sue Kiess, T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship, and Michelle Martin, Most Improved.- SS . .,,. , ' P MVF t 1 'MQ .l,. 7 4, rilt . , irrts 1 i , SQ, 'ilflziffxaw t ' vk iv ' i f ' ,tw After a swing, Michelle Martin follows through. GIRLS' GOLF Conference Meets Score Location Place 306 Moors 5th 280 Kalamazoo Elks 4th 274 Binder Park 4th 250 Milham 4th 297 Milham 5th 268 Moors 4th Dual Meets Lakeview Opponent 294 Marshall 255 317 Harper Creek 237 279 Marshall 209 Won: 4 Lost: 23 Low score wins 166 I Girls' Golf 'i t Trend setter Sue Kiess shows onlooker Heather King how to putt the ball. Cindy Thomas dances with a tree while waiting for her turn at the tee. Front Row: Iustine Aldrich, Heather King, Suzy Kehoe, Sherry Brockway, Cindy Thomas, Cora McKay. Row Two: Kari Beattie, Sue Kiess, Lisa Quinlan, Susie Ward, Michelle Martin, Coach Carroll Iensen. i .. A. ,.w.:sf..mw:. N 9 . fl-r its 4 ya ffm K, H th K' th er 0 GOI . . Captain Kari Beattie concentrates on her swing at practice. ga ex mg poses for e mv f f IUSUVW Aldflfh fakes 41 whack 'U the ball' Digest. iff? I at ,W s Sherry Brockway demonstrates a new golf stance. Susie Ward gives it her best Shot. Girls' Golf I 167 Spartans Hooked on Swing drive home victories The swingers, led by senior co-captain Bob Hamilton and junior co-captain Scott Kinnisten, blew through dual meets with a record of seven wins and one loss. Tournaments went well with a record of 70-11-1. Conference meets were 50-5-1 to become Big Eight Conference Champs and place seventh in the state against tremendous competition. The I.V.'s also had a fantastic season with 10 wins and 0 losses. The swingers placed two golfers in the All Con- ference Team, Kinnisten, average score 79.4, and Chris Sprick, average score 82.5. Other awards this year were Most Valuable, Kinnisten, Most Improv- ed, Chris Sprick, T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship, Jeff Sprick, Karl Randels Best Competitor, Kinnisten. - KF ' Following through with the three iron is Matt Stiefel, while Iason DeWeerd keeps an eye on his golf ball. Score 4 328 328 340 340 306 163 340 ' 340 BOYS GOLF Conference Meets Location Moors Holland C C Orchard Hills Moors Binder Milham Wyndwicke Kalamazoo Elks Dual Meets Place 1of8 1 2of8 2of8 1of8 1of8 2of8 2of8 2of8 Spartans Opponent Battle Creek Central 370 Loy Norrix East Lansing 350 316 Kalamazoo Central 346 Harper Creek Marshall Battle Creek Benton Harbor 359 192 340 410 Front Row: Steve Rojeck, Rieger Lesiow, Bob Hamilton, Chris Sprick, jason DeWeerd, jeff Sprick. Row 0 Two: Bryan Powers, Matt Stiefel, Gary Creviston, Scott Kinnisten, Ieff Zalner, Coach Carroll Iensen. Won: 57 Lost: 6 Tied! 1 168 I Boys' Golf Low Score Wins Instructing other golfers in the proper form, Scott Kinnisten swings through l I 329 324 . . - 345 ' 333 31 ' 331 ' 323 ' 317 up it sl, E tm-Esefmx, Ieff Sprick ponders the force required for his brother Chris to have u 300-yard drive. Looking off in the distance for his ball, little does Rieger Lesiow know it's to the right ofhis feet. so tt., . ' C as A g X Waiting for the Caddy Shack gopher to come up and boogie, Bob Hamilton putts it in. ,. S 1 QQ L , 3 C V f f f v HE? . ' X -f ' - J: wi-gf M, W- if 'L ,sf .- J, f 5 ..,.t , Q 4 Mem: ofH'ff'fi5m5i ,Sl-N A 'f:,,4f.4 f --via.. -' f -iss .,. ' 1 V-17 'Weil fiiiiki-PM-Q r 4,?9'5gfd,ffgf3 R, , , . Polishing up their putting skills, LHS golfers try for the perfect putt. Helping the greenskeeper out, Chris Sprick trims thefairway grass. Boys' Golf 1 169 All You Need Is The girls' tennis team, led by senior captain Lauree Phelps, had a good season, winning nine out of thirteen dual meets. In the city meet, nine team members placed first and se- cond, giving the team first place. City champions were Marika Adams and the doubles teams of Kim Bidwell-Shaun Wiler, lean Shin-Elizabeth Winslow, and Iena Lassen-Iill Lassen. At the conference tournament, the team placed fifth. Capturing third place were the doubles teams of Bidwell-Wiler and Lassen-Lassen. The team then went on to the regionals, where Adams and the Lassen twins both placed second. The team tied for third. The special award winners in- clude Most Improved, Winslow, Karl Randels Most Competitive, Bidwell and Wiler, T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship, Adams and Shin and the Most Valuable Players were Lassen and Lassen. - KN GIRLS TENNIS Spartans Opponent 6 Marshall 1 1 Portage Central 6 4 Harper Creek 3 5 Pennfield 2 4 St. joseph 3 2 Loy Norrix 5 0 Portage Northern 7 4 Kalamazoo Central 3 5 Niles 2 0 Holland 7 5 Battle Creek Central 2 6 Marshall 1 4 Battle Creek Central 3 Won: 9 Lost: 4 170 f Girls' Tennis Love fl: If fff I 7' K W !yyfg.1,f.5.53 . Q N .I 3 if. in I ij.-TY, K-.5 11 J if N. -ri - - illlyr-. XL lxlgkkztx .l K Y i . . t f X' . ,Q 'SE .1 ttf Ll ifsvi K .1t'-' f'f'i' y, vt.-2' lv raa 'l' F I ',',,,. , , p 4.4-a-Adngdd Vif I ef' 5 2 as . L., .. Q.. ,...M.44' Iill Lassen showsadetermined stroke. Chris Graham protects herself from flying tennis balls. Front Row: Iill Lassen, Marika Adams, Elizabeth Winslow, Lauree Phelps, Iena Lassen. Row Two: Coach Larry Laughlin, Cassandra Derks, Shaun Wiler, Kim Bidwell, Chris Graham, jean Shin. V 396 'R .wa Zvflfpflf ,Y W 'fm ew W at d zqgfgim :ff f 'Q sf A , af ,, f Iflfjr' lf, J xxx: rri'1'j1JJ xllifflzi . v f , pc Q 1 1 pr 1 1 u X YJ, f , 1, J f1!'vi'f'x 'urf',1Ts1',.k flfxfffvf f fl f fo 1 ,I f Y J I I 1 L1 s ff :jf 'f' afx'fLy 1 1 ' X ' I :rf .Gif ,tidy k , W , , ,.,, . . ,T Y , , , e , Tl M 'xjX-KY 'ff uf, va .Q fi 4 ff M We 'S' .,xQ,R.,li.Q1.9Qlw5Ji2'f 1 1 lf f fffl' s' . Marika Adams concentrates on the perfect swing. Iena Lassen prepares for the return. 4 EMM 1 sf w 11 1 1' , 5 f 4 1 1 1 J' I 4 f'a,f, , . I , , , Q V , 'in alex l. 2 3 Y ' 2 5 2 1 5 I 5 V 'E 5 Y 9 Y W 1! 7 - Z L 2 3 , 1 v A W 7, 1 1 , 3 I , Q X , , , y 1 1 ' 4 x W 1 P , E, I . 4 1 ' r ' ' 3' I , L 2 r ' ' ,' Y f Q l f 1 1 Q I ' ' ' 1 A I x f HWY 1 Y I 3 2 1 Shawn Wiler displays her concentration during practice. .43 ' fi? 3 My - Lauree Phelps and Marika Adams practice their doubles skills. Girls' Tennis X 171 We Are the Champions in All-City tennis Co-captains Bruce Brevitz and Todd White led the boys' tennis team in a growing season with an overall record of 6-6. At the All-City meet Lakeview took first place and had three champions in singles, Todd White, Bruce Brevitz, and Ierry McKim, and one in doubles, Mike .f ,,.e Romans and Ieff MacDonald. In regionals the team placed fifth out of 13 teams. Special awards went to Todd White, Most Valuable, T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship, Ieff MacDonald, Karl Randels Most Competitive, Bruce Brevitz and Mike Romansp and Most Improved, Mike Romans and jerry McKim. - KF 3 E TSW ?N'51P5s44?' 'T ' .sfi gfi . C, ... M , 5 S . . - X- --s1i. --1- . X. L '.1.1 .. -'i' 111 -. f .:. ssssssrtss Xsss T. if L ff-k--. X ,wk ' ,, e t - -I 'r + ' iiiii ei ...s,ii t i t S e x ' A ,- 3 ,,,..Y Q WH f j w . 3 I fx ' it Ieff MacDonald shows that his dance practice helps out on the court. Co-captain Todd White captures the All-City championship. BOYS' TENNIS Lakeview Opponent 6 Battle Creek Central 1 4 Portage Central 3 4 Hillsdale 3 1 St. joseph 6 3 Kalamazoo Central 4 5 Harper Creek 2 5 Niles 2 2 Loy Norrix 5 1 Hackett 6 7 Pennfield 0 1 Portage Northern 6 2 Holland 5 Won: 6 Lost: 6 Front Row: Brian Galley, Peter Woods, Steve Moore, Mark Miller, Ron Reed, Row Two: Eric Zim- merman, Tim Klan, Dave Chen, jeff MacDonald, Dave Colyer, Row Three: lasoiz DeWeerd, ferry McKim, Keith Sandum, Mike Butler, Brian Robins. Row Four: Chris Myatt, Todd White, Bruce Brevitz, Steve Sawehuk, Chris Baak, Coach Larry Laughlin. 172 X Boys' Tennis it Si 2.2 'M if , Q I , Showing his impressive form, Mike Romans smashes back a volley. Co-captain Bruce Brevitz awaits the oncoming serve in his All City match. X . W.. 5 Brian Robins is walking on air as he serves. Practicing flipping hamburgers with his left hand, Ierry McKirn returns with his right hand. Boys' Tennis I 173 Girls' track team Can't Slow Down The girls' track team had a very trying season, with an overall record of 3-l0 and a con- ference record of 2-6. Despite these setbacks, the girls still managed to improve to surpris- ing levels and maintain a strong sense of togetherness and will to improve. Two school records were set this year. Karen Wallace, the on- ly one to place at state, set a new record for the 200 meter dash and Holly Grevers set a record in the discus. Wallace ran her GIRLS VARSITY TRACK Lakevlew Opponent Harper Creek Sturgis St Joseph Holland 59Vz Coldwater 6816 Kalamazoo Central Loy Norrxx Battle Creek Central Portage Northern Portage Central Niles Marshall 62V2 Kalamazoo Hackett 64Vz Won 3 Lost 10 record breaking race in 25.23 seconds. Grevers threw the discus an amazing 97'2 . Coach Bill Dolezal says, lt was a disappointing season as far as wins and losses go. However, many put in a lot of hard work and showed very good improvement as the season progressed. - LD Lisa Elizondo shows her form as she leaps over the pit. Front Row: Sonya Creech, Iill Pufpaff, Iulie Kneeland, Christy Cline, Carrie Frohardt, Holly Steinbacher, Iennie Wytko. Row Two: Kim Hollman, Deanna Williams Stacey McCann, Sara Ross, Shannon Fitzgerald, Ann Mutyusic, Tracy Walkiewicz, Missy King. Row Three: Coach Dolezal, lanine Bakker, Kim Hacker, Merrilee Leach, Lisa Elizondo, Karen Wallace, Sue Nanos, Sherie Ritzler, Pam Steinbacher, Gina Randle, Sandy Traister, Sheryl Gibbs, Holly Grevers, Coach Heeres. 174 I Girls' Track Boys' track team must Keep On Running Under the direction of Steve Hartwell and Steve Straub, the boys' track team had a very difficult year with only three returning seniors and nine returning juniors. Competing with all class A teams except for two, the team suffered a 2-9 season. Even though their record may not show how good they really are, they dominated the All-City track meet for the first time in years. Cross-town rival Battle Creek Central, who usually dominates the meet, was stopped by what looked like a team with a much better record. Iohn Haukedahl won four events to capture the athlete of the meet award. Ion Davis, jim Wallace, Kyle Tribbett, Iohn Emery, Charlie Thomas, Ierry Hepler and Curt Jacob had exceptional places also. New records were set by Jim Wallace, who soared 6'5 to tie the old record in the high jump and by the two mile relay team tie with a time of 8:31.3. The captains were Ion Davis and Ioe Connor. Special awards went to Chris Iudd, T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship Award, Ion Davis, Karl Randels Best Competitor, john Haukedahl, Most Valuable, and lim Wallace, Most Improved. BOYS VARSITY TRACK Lakeview Opponent 36.5 47 29 47 55 37.5 81 Harper Creek Loy Norrlx Portage Northern Holland St. Joseph Lansing Waverly Portage Central Kalamazoo Central Niles Battle Creek Central Kalamazoo Hackett Won: 2 Los t:9 100.5 90 108 90 82 99.5 55 Coach Hartwell concentrates on leading his team to a victory. I 83 53 50 ' 86 67 70 42 95 176 I Boys' Track Iunior Ierry Hepler strides forward to capture first place. Rainer Swamy perfects his form as he wins the high hurdles. Sb' jim Wallace edges his way to a victory. john Haukedahl sprints his way to the finish line. . is +8 M lx A , 5 te t K s VK 1 Front Row: Manager Michelle Coffman, Mike Bush, Tony Gallagher, Mark Maxson, Todd Moore, Phil Hilliard, Manager Shawnee Stormer. Row Two: Manager Tina Deutscher, jeff Oswald, jerry Hepler, Kyle Tribbett, Doug Ahrens, jim Wallace, Manager Sheila Rigelman. Row Three: Todd Maddox, Chris judd, jason Court, Rick Grise, Andy Adams, john Haukedahl. Row Four: Coach Steve Straub, Curt jacob, Charlie Thomas, john Emery, Rainer Swamy, jon Davis, Tim Pancost, Ryan Will, Coach Steve Hartwell. john Emery warms up as Phil Hilliard watches eagerly. 3k fx' VER? Kyle Trilrbett and Todd Maddox work on taking first and second. l Curt jacob pumps his arms during the 880 relay. Boys' Track j 177 The Winner Takes It All in the Big Eight Under Head Coach Butch Perry, the varsi- ty baseball team tied for the Big Eight Con- ference title with Niles, both with 11-3 records. Assistant Coach Tom Bommersbach says the key to the season was the way the team pulled together with the never say die attitude. He adds that this is the most competitive group he has ever coached and that asset kept them Winning. As a Whole, the team batted an outstanding .324. Trev Clark earned All-Conference honors with his .519 conference batting average, which also allowed him to be voted Most Valuable Player and Karl Randels Best Com- petitor. Named to the All-City team were Clark, Mark Gibbs, Steve Thomas, John Hausman, Frank Radowski and Mike Kirkbride. Chip Roebuck received the T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship award, and Steve Thomas was named Most Improved. - PG With winning form, Mark Gibbs swings at the ball. YQ -kevin 8. Front Row: Bob Vondell, Chip Roebuck, Scott Kinnisten, Scott Woods, Ieff Sprick, lohn Hausman. Row Two: Tim Rupp, Tom Basso, Trev Clark, Darin Feasel, Mark Gibbs, Frank Radowski. Row Three: Matt Crawford, Mike Kidder, Terry Wonderly, Mike Kirkbride, Mark Schuring. Row Four: Coach Bornmersbach, Mike Taylor, Andy Campbell, Tony Wise, Steve Thomas, Coach Perry. 178 X Varsity Baseball VARSITY BASEBALL Lakeview Opponent 7 Sturgis 6 3 Coldwater 5 8 Marshall 5 9 Marshall 7 10 Battle Creek Central 2 7 Battle Creek Central 5 6 Portage Northern 4 14 Battle Creek Central 0 3 Pennfield 4 14 Kalamazoo Central 8 11 Harper Creek 8 2 St. Joseph 5 8 St. joseph 5 4 Loy Norrix 3 8 Holland 7 5 Holland 2 5 Niles 8 4 Niles 2 8 Kalamazoo Hackett 7 7 Portage Northern 4 11 Portage Central 8 12 Loy Norrix 10 8 Kalamazoo Central 5 5 Comstock 2 12 Harper Creek 2 9 Gull Lake 1 6 Plainwell 7 Won: 22 Lost 6 4- . as . .. .af sa, K .eff-. 'N ...,, ,.. - - f A L QA 3 , so L .,. .Wo ' ' f lr - . -. 1 Q 1 ' -A S: 'XI ft f . .. ,- W iig -M, hx-kg L A 1. ,M .sf - sMgu....Lk,.,M1 f ' wwe Ns...-f X Hwrsrrf 5 . , - . L K rf f . .wg .-Z L N LL new 'L L. .... , LL,L L pf 'sf 5 lc M as K K qs. new W -L A ,, ' L . ,Q L W 'N . ' LL ls L .. i . . . Ss s K y x - .. -- . sw ex. 1 L . L K X - 4, 2 -- - P . .. 'SN .is A ?Pxif-.iw-ti?-'.:s J ' . X :HH ll ll ' ml S' '45 1745 i.if1'sf'fX97lsisg. Q '- . - - -- ' X' ' - 9-s : ms- ' -' ' f s V. ' ,ff -- N fa .,--,jet ' L: LL . . s J is , X-.,,..f . r Q - r . Q- - 2 as L s RSL-' 'S L. . 4 L ...L L ,...,.. , ,.. -. .. , - S. ...... L .,LL. L LL , ew. L L L? LL I r, we L, ,, N L -. - i ' ff .L 1 . l ililie llw X -ll ' - . A 1 .- N' L, .. .... - - .. . NK .Q--' Q.-, . X . ig.. . , -,S 5 Q:-ff .L,.Sfs,I.R -ya S L L:i1x:3:,H1pL4 'L rt. LE Lbs. L, ,S ., y .LL Q, L at LL! , ., ,,.!,:xw.LX L On defense, Andy Campbell hopes to get the Battle Creek Central player out. Hoping for a Strike, Mike Kirkbride fires me ball at home plate. U 'X' XX' s. x M5- 4 if : .G an 5 f .. L. 'Q5SfS?..i Q Q- 'is QI Y S' L' L . Q X Q f f jg.. Scooping up the ball, Scott Kinnisten follows through and prepares to make an out. mvmv-,ww ,nn .- vom .,,,,,, mm-Q-rm, . ,,-,,,.-. With heavy concentration, Ieff Sprick anticipates where the bull will bounce. Varsity Baseball I 179 Varsity softball team claims I m innin The girls' varsity softball team had a tough season but managed to cope with the hard times. Their overall record, after a good start, dropped to 11-14 with their Big Eight record 5-8. The main pitcher was Ellen Gilmer. The team had no real weak spots and worked well together. Award winners included Most Valuable and Karl Randels Best Competitor, Gilmer, T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship, Beth McRae, and Most Improved, Michele Misner. - LD VARSITY SOFTBALL St joseph St joseph Portage Central Portage Central Kalamazoo Hackett Kalamazoo Central Kalamazoo Central Battle Creek Central Battle Creek Central Pennfleld Harper Creek Niles Niles Sturgis Holland Holland Hastings Wayland Wayland Loy Norrix Loy Norrix Portage Northern Portage Northern Coldwater Won: 11 Lost: 14 Lakeview Opponent 2 . 12 1 . 6 4 14 3 8 5 7 6 7 24 8 31 5 26 6 10 Pennfield 4 13 ' 12 3 8 4 ' 12 7 ' 6 5 ' 15 10 4 8 3 3 13 0 13 0 4 12 15 31 7 6 3 4 7 12 5 180 X Varsity Softball ll I W gil The girls watch their teammate as she is upto bat. Preparing for a strong hit, Kim Koning is ready for the ball. Front Row: Lenora Eberhart, Maria Ward, Beth McRae, Ellen Gilmer, Linda Popovich, Michele Misner, Manager Shellie Rial. Row Two: Chris Graham, Cassandra Derks, Ienny Ryan, Melodie Potter, Sue Tum- mons, Wendy Berry, Renee Hudson. Row Three: Coach Chuck Slauson, Ioni House, Iulie Lundstrurn, Mindi Schaefer, Kris Fortney, Sheri Brehm. Sue Tumrnons awaits a ball to be hit to the outfield. Q np t After another winning hit, Kris Fortney charges towards first base. Pitching another winner, Ellen Gilmer spears the ball. .3 K. .., V? ' is xv. s V X o,t,.., V, Linda Popovich is prepared as the next batter steps up to hit. Warming up her glove, Beth McRae challenges her opponents. Varsity Softball X 181 I.V. baseball finds The Strike Zone Under the coaching of Tim Lankerd, the junior varsity baseball team averaged .526 with a 10-9 record. The captains were Mickey Barry and Steve Wichmann. Special awards went to Kevin Masten, Most Improved, T. N. Thomas Sportsmanship Award, Dan Kirkbride, Most Valuable, Barry, Best Competitor, Wichmann. - IE .ln B' was Cory Parker puts all that he has into hitting the baseball JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Lakeview Oppgnenf 2 Marshall 0 15 Marshall 18 Battle Creek Central 14 Battle Creek Central 3 Portage Northern St Joseph St Joseph Kalamazoo Central Harper Creek Loy Norrix Sturgis Niles Niles Hackett Harper Creek Portage Central Loy N orrix Holland Holland Won 10 Lost 9 Front Row: Casey Roebuck, Mickey Barry, Gregg Daniels, Tim Owen, Kevin Masten, Gary Hutchison. Row Two: Cory Parker Dennis Durham, Vince Antonelli, Greg Thomas, Scott Hulbert, lim Dunn. Row Three: Coach Tim Lankerd, leff Maddox, Steve Wichmann, Coach Mike Squires. 182 X Iunior Varsity Baseball Iunior varsity softballers Sock It to 'Em Q Xe Sak t ai.. 'S 'F if. Front Row: Laura Iohnson, Stacey Swartzle, Martha Mumford, Lisa Zimmerman, Iean Shin. Row Two: Diane Holds, Stacey Iudd, Stacie Criswell, Andrea Harrington, Lisa Brandi, Kristi Schaefer. Row Three: Manager Kerri Ellerthorpe, Laura Clark, Vicki Ferrari, Shannon Swanger, P. I. Pagels, Shelly Stahl, Iodi Lewis, Coach Vic Speck. t..,.as- 1-37, Striking at the ball, Stacy Iudd swings on a bad pitch. Kristi Schaefer pitches a low hall tothe opposition. The girls' junior varsity softball team had a season of tough and challenging competition. Their Big Eight Conference record was 6-4. Kristi Schaefer served as the main pitcher on the team. The team looks for a strong future in the Twin Valley Con- ference. Under the leadership of Coach Vic Speck, they gained a lot of worthwhile experience. - LD Iodi Lewis eyes the second base runner. IUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL Bellevue Portage Northern St joseph St joseph Kalamazoo Central Battle Creek Central Portage Central Gr Rapids Cath Cent Loy Norrix Sturgis Hackett Portage Northern Harper Creek Portage Central Kalamazoo Central 20 Loy Norrix Won: 11 Lost: 6 Lakeview Opponent 12 22 25 22 12 . 25 12 . 24 20 9 22 4 32 Middleville 7 11 18 15 . ' . . 8 20 ' 10 29 ' 6 15 9 13 14 5 13 23 20 13 8 9 Junior Varsity Softball I 183 The freshmen show how Baseball is played The freshman baseball team had a victorious first year together. Team members showed great effort and promise. Some outstanding team members were Steve McDonald, Tae Hui Kim and pitcher Chris Sprick, who also pitched a few innings in several junior varsity games. With Sprick and McDonald as captains and Tim Schreiner and Iim Manring as their coaches, the freshmen's first experimental season shows the iria 2 o possibility of a bright future for these Spartans. - SS ,..., ..: . f . I Ha. ..... . Gary Creviston shows his fielding style. mf The strike out pitch!!! 'I :e xif iz. 5' 'qw :ng i ' K . ' ' 'Q ' f 1? as - ' 5 X ES X - 1 1 . .,,. Y 1 .... , . kk - Q H --ii . . 'a ' - ' I I . 1 Ji- a f . S f , 1 1 f S . j if-xfi N ' fi Wi State ... - ' 0 t 5 1 ..... -. . I . o . ' o ' ' . ' s ,. 1 L. K? iz ......,, , s . 1 1 1- 'e 1 , f . f o 2 S 1 -SE N T, 1 I as -- si ' ' S A 1 - ., . . ' , A- ,g if STEER ' I c .iiilii wlw , gi-g ':j..'.g g-1 g p ' , T Q' SSW :-WW.:',:5-i.'gm:11iV ' k 'fs-ii1,, . ,wha .f 2 - ' J K -, X- ,... . X 5 i L - . . E . I 1 ...... First Row: Tae Hui Kim, Steve Ouellette, Mike Durham, Gary Schwab, Mike Miller, Scott Peludat, Tom Barker. Row Two: Dennis Upton, Steve McDonald, Rob Slauson, Gary Creviston, Andy Latowski, Mike Grif- fith. Row Three: Coach Schreiner, Greg Bosch, Todd Cole, Drew Kinnisten, Iirn Bentz, joe Huge, Travis Baker, Matt Link, Chris Sprick. 184 f Freshmen Baseball 'llnruq. we Chris Sprick gives this pitch his all FRESHMEN BASEBALL Lakeview Opponent Delton Springfield Comstock Delton St. Philip 11 sf. Philip 14 13 Bellevue 2 8 Comstock 9 10 Springfield 2 7 Schoolcraft 2 18 Bellevue 2 Won: 8 Lost: 3 Spartan teams look forward to Tomorrow rrrrrr . N , , MM- M e 120: fifffyi ' . , ig . A Ak M 7 .. I . , ik ,' Y fi .i 5' I , 4, -ss . hoooa . oaaa . oaaa . aoo, y A if . 'W . ., t df' A i , . - 1. 9 fa Z .ff ' M 'vs-yi-!a.....El ' fa . T t f f any ff' 'A - W-.f M , A, Q 14 g M y, ,,,r-.,-,-, lx fs ig The stale finalist volleyball team shows their form against Harper Creek. X ur si ,zo K 1 . S toooi e ',,, f . .Jf a X nll..: 5 L , , I Athletic Director lim De Weerd gives his resignation speech while the football team awards him a standing ovation. He left to become principal at Lowell High School. Since 1975, Lakeview High sports have done an exceptional job competing with the other mostly class A teams in the Conference. They have held many city, conference, regional and state titles as individuals and as teams. As we enter a new conference, let's wish a sad goodbye to the Big Eight and a very happy hello to the Twin Valley. - IE l in-Q 7 - Chip Roebuck hurls a ball back from second base. junior jason Court works on his style against Lansing Waverly. Sports I 185 A great deal of Money goes into financ- ing a yearbook. We thank the businesses in the community who have once again come through to show their support. - BB Lost in the Supermarket 186 X Advertising Car Wash Shopping from A to Z 'WN ww ,R M f wif .Y gif? A Rfxl if WWW MM., ll ' ll A s fs:-i'S'eM1 - ' fffwitt- 'i f--11 stts . n f Rf A get psssst ts.sttt . t f,,i. ,W 5 ,. ssss 5 K ': 3 Nw i , is 5 it' i - NJ ,fff Sir . mf? !wf,.,f ' Mx ,,,, A 5 WE? 5 it as as .... 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Ellerthorpe Nick and Clara Esselman ' Delores Estes jimmy and Nahida Farhat L. C. Fortney Mr. and Mrs. Palmer T. Frost Mary Ann and Allan Germain Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ryley Gibson 188 I Senior Patrons Neil and Kay Gilmer Dr. jim and Ioan Haffenden Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Hamilton Donna I. Hoxie Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kehoe David and Nancy Kester Roger and Iudy Koning Rich and Sally Kovar Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lesiow Jim and Mary Lusk Richard C. and Ella Fay Lowe Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Walter Matyasic Lynn M. Misner Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Miranda Gary and Doris Patient Mr. and Mrs. William C. Phelps, Ir. Roger and Diane Reed Harrison and Ioan Porter Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Runkle James and Diane Schuemann Larry and Carol Spoor Nancy and Fred Shinrock jackie and Dave Steger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swartzle Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Martin Uitvlugt Mr. and Mrs. T. W. tMikeJ Wallace Bob and Rosemarie Ward The Richard Weller Family Senior Patrons f 189 Redner Lakeview Hardware Inc. Congratulates Class of '84 HARDWARE STORES . llliams o'Pflbfog1up67c r Carla Muricic appropriately sings Memories at her last performance in I-'an tasy at LHS, Your Photographers: ':, I2fc:N Pete WIIIIZITIS CENTER and Karen Weller WOLVERINE TOWER 68 W. MICHIGAN AVE. Tl'aCy Webber BATTLE CREEK,MICHlGAN 49014 968-9197 265 Capital Ave. N.E. Sue C'a 0'0 same Creek, Michigan 0PT'C'AN 962-9616 DR. JAMES N. BAKER - OUI' 38th Year - 0p1-QMETRIS1' MEETING ROOMS I E A . S 4WEM!tr K 'YM-VU :Qu , ' zsao Capital Ave., s.w. ' 1Js U9:':.a1i W W I Moron Loose RESTAURANT ' ' 'e A 965-3201 A 965-0441 l1 ' HOWARD KAY LINDSAY JESSE GHUMM FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGER GENERAL Tv MANAGER SALES at SERVICE, INC. 190 X Advertising li Barney's Glass Service 4 PM-1oPM TRY Us FOR LUNCH MON-THURS 4:r.1.P:.. ii'. .:':::.i - A DINNER HOURS ' mass' Pamt 968-3938 and 140 E COLUMBIA Wallpaper ,ffvpj - A FAMILY RESTAURANT - LN U.S.D.A. Choice steaks I ff M3536 696590 T O DORAIS CENTER, P.c. 8-5 Mon.-Fri. 8-12 s 1. Q,N',,gUQ Phone: 962-2341 t lfwfi Dr. Bruce J. Dorais , Director 7 S. 435 Capital Ave. N.E. Q EQ Battle creek, Michigan 49017 I 46161 968-4216 MTwF Specializing in Family Practice Insurance Injuries and Workman's Compensation Darrel DUBWU and Dclvlm' Bizriizrslvr slmzv that I1 warm friendship can nmkf' 11 cold football garm' luwzriililr. Phone 964-7961 SMITH - LINDRQTH FRED'S AUTO TRIM SHOP Furniture and Auto Upholstering Repairing - Free Estimates -Seat Covers Convertible Tops 547CapitaI, S.W. 35 S. 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High St. - Jackson, Mich. 49204 - Phone 517-787-5500 801 North 20th St. - Battle Creek, Mich. 49015 - Phone 616-968-0234 1860 Yore Ave. - Benton Harbor, Mich. 49022 - Phone 616-925-2117 GAGE COMPANY 167 N. 30th Street 965-4279 Congratulations Seniorsl 192 ! Advertising ,gm- is-Ti Mike Butler anticipates another school day with u ghoulish smile Neale D Rees N Fl Packaging Specialties 110 Reyn Circle Battle Creeki Michigan 49015 l6l6l 9624210 Folding Canons Tnerrnoforrning Flexible Packaging O Whirlpool COIIOIATION BATTLE CREEK'S WHIRLPOOL KING THE APPLIANCE LION if 965-6663 LEQ THE LION 76 SOUTH ZOTH ST. COLUMBIA PLAZA Friar Lawrence enjoys presentations of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. n Auro PARTS cglhou COMPANY DUMP BODIES U is , ' VAN BODIES - LIFT GATES . wr PLATFORMS - HOISTS Phone 616 ! 968-2211 734 Lafayette Street 0 Battle Creek, Michigan 49016 KENDALL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES, INC. 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Columbia Ave. Downtown Battle Creek Battle Creek, Mich. 49015 194 1 Advertising Congratulations Seniors WAVE 1 H WOlV2rif12 CCIbl2ViSiOI'1 voovv Goguoc si sofiecfeetmi 49015 PH sis 962-62lo French IV students Diana Patient, Karen Wallace, Greta Uitvlugt, Anne Ber- d Gina Randle experiment in a little French cuisine. Congratulations to Karen and the Class of '84 . LAKEVIEW EW! SHELL SERVICE Bm' Gln. nf Battle Qlrrek, Elnr. udfoude of .Qualify 3eeJu fi' Ijir . CENTER A f ' ' ' I! ' ' .Studi N,'. Service is Our Business Capital and Columbia , QP' 9, ., 963-4549 ' W .2 5' 45 im., E. uf? Good Luck Class of '84 Axon fj 'N HS T I V8iM BLOWN INSULATION WHE?E Bluellibbon 9 '1541's 6 asf' 5581.115 en . -L Lf-1 Free Estimates L U Call Insulation doesn't 4407 W, COLUMBIA AVE, Darrell Van Vleei cost. BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 49017 968-4594 it pays. PHONE 616-963-4046 4 lemece Thompson and Pam Vunovich weigh the advantages of taking chemistry. Continental Pastries and Delicatessen 928 W. Columbia 968-7136 Best Wishes, Seniorsl Advertising I 195 Congratulations 1 0 Lak e V1 e W Grad ua tes! Brad Givens displays his hands-down knowledge ofthe human bone structure. I W A Y ' WH W , A I ,gky imvril-anTradilional llll1'l'i0l'! Y our I'1-nnsy It :luiu llnun- l'oIlvc'l0r's Gallery wl K- Kellogg Regional Airport 77 South 20th Street Across from the Columbia Plaza 129 N. Helmer Road Battle Creek, Mich. 49015 16161962-9911 ' Congratulations ll Seniors! lglilggui CREEK PHQE Q CHRISTMAN aos w. columilzllaolllllfllllialtlllseseglleszk, Mich. 49014 - T-Shirts - Jackets S is 1 - Team Shirts - Warm-Ups - Caps - Bumperstrips - Martial Arts Supplies 2822 Wilber i 962-6274 The Spartanaires show their style during a rehearsal for Fantasy. 196 X Advertising Congratulations Class of '84 We're There When You Need Us 968-8111 BATTLE CREEK GAS COMPANY You'll Never Get A Recording 23 E. Mich. Mall Battle Creek S Q ll! l gin, 'vii' . Q. Sag Z Q Q .-r. mix We M e ' ' ' I 0 'v' 019 'Marist was . otrtlmn O ' w I I WW Renting-makes graduation parties successful. Whether its a class reunion or a recent graduation your plans for a celebration party mean time and money Thats why you should consult us for help with everything from tables and chairs to recommendations for caterers. Youll be surprised at how easy and economical party planning can be with our help. Nlilill rr? mam' l'l'!...ami saver A AVA TAYLOR RENTAL 1250 E. Columbia 965-2333 Congratulations and Best Wishes BELCHER-FROHM REALTY James M. Frohm Broker 303 W. Columbia Ave. 0 Office 1616i 963-0084 Battle Creek, MI 49015 RE AUOR Res. 1616i 948-2436 Dawn I-Ioughtaling applies the Crystal slogan to the Log. f p A r xx 5. 'f 1 i 'I 'f , . k 5 2 g-J W 9 LN WW J ' -i. KL '14 lilflerrieivglrpp , X FOR BRIDE S n - U A Fun service moms: Qiy yh FOR PROMS . . . FOR THOSE SPECIAL EVENTS . . . wife 4---Y NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN. X 2 , ,ff Weddings 0 Funerals f X X Silk and Live Flowers Elegant Wedding Line Rental Service NANONWIDE WIRE 81 South 20th Street M Battle Creek, Michigan lg, F e Qui, -' Lrggicl ix Fi. I ,. U All Occasions liar-r-li PHONE 962-4308 3 l X S N: ti - . t' 4g1Eft lit a . .qt ko sv- y , 198 I Advertising V w ll ,. 1 Iin, ,il ' X 'M.e.l'-5uu.ocH I' ifrffi fx, '-1-vp.. A -Cwkffgw 'nw--:fav o 1 J Brevitz Equipment Company 23047 M-78 at Burley Corners 964-1082 1 columbia C , , 94 1 M spscdy 5 M X A Speedy Printing Centers of Battle Creek 896 Capital Ave., S.W. Battle Creek, MI 49015 U2 block south of Columbia The real printemz Tel. 4616! 968-2403 fre 'as'-wdm good-were ready' Luuree Phelps und Gerrie Wemple study during their lunch period. I 09' M-1 Qin. MemcAnE EOUIPKIENT SERVICES? e - Lakeview mn DE 104 Calhoun Street, Battle Creek, Mich. 49017 Apothecary Spartans 243 North Ave. Joe Pearl Phqne 1616, 954-9475 - 728 Capital S.W. Battle Creek, Mich. Advertising I 199 Q -m 1 Q '- l-'E I . -Z .Ill - I 1 I Congratulations to the Class of '84 From LUMBER 81 FUEL, INC ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN CHIEF EI W 401 Hamblin Aye. A- W- LUNDQUIST - - same creek, MI 49016 NAVY RECRUITING STATION ' L3 Ph. 1616, 963-sssa Phone: 962-3022 V 'xlgd Congratulations I Seniors i 3 XXXXTXXXXZJ 962-7111 V,-f 744 Capital Ave. s.w. S1 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From PAPER COMPANY Craig Edgerton and Chris Chapin practice their theatrical skills. inf I BOWLING CENTER 245 E. Roosevelt Avenue - Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 200 X Advertising 9 2 DONUT SHOPPE Phone 964-7537 TERRITORIAL AT 2o'rI-I CORNER or QUALITY S p Congratulations Seniors l CAIN'S POTATO CHIPS l 964-3481 4561 W. Dickman V 9, ' 1 ap- T.- f QL 1-LQ? '-it ..:'., 2-I s DAYS A Wm SERVICE COMPLETE Auro REPAIRS I :Z :::3g.,,5 f fl rigx IMT' 6 Q , S,m'f: TOWING 0 Front End 0 Corbvxrxlon CALL 0 964-8016 3 W CONDWONWG Sfma Sou?l:::vsSrc6,:x:rebguek Tim Speer shows off his instrumental talents during Fantasy. , AGENCY, , ANCE Congratulations and 8 l Best ot Luck Jzgtigan Class of '84 nm P.0. B 0' Dudkfv 6 swims! B,.,.., Gordon D. Dudley C k, Mggaigan Licensed PropertylCasuaIty 49016 'nsufance C0UnSe'0 4675 Capital Avenue S.W. - Battle Creek, MI 49015 16161 Telephone 1616i 979-4700 968-001 1 Dennis Struble RON WOLNEY'S EBI' RON WOLNEY 539 W. Columbia, Battle Creek, Mich. 49015 16161 965-2940 Complete Remodeling Service From Planning to Completion 1 L ' 0 1 oum ia ve ,QD 1 A n 6 6 2.3.1 ,::,: - it Michigan M7 7 7' Phone 962-8751 Advertising I 201 REFRIGERATOR and FREEZER S .fe ffif ' up SERVICE -SM... ... ...... G... .,..4a...1m A a n --1.-' senvscs on - gAD L ggffgg' :55,g2g1,t f 5- wi ' .N 5153552 - a wzsvmonouse c xsununon ' 'WWA' f l WE ALIO CALL Sf 'Cf ' - mn rs n sfu vu 5 I -fmgp 964-2027 E ,p not .m.su:x MAKES V A PALMER a anim APPLMHGE Sffwfvf ii' 11 I. BURNHAM I BATTLE CREEK 7 Y Q' .- as '5 I is Rachel Lussier, Lisa Elizondo and Veronica Sepulveda add class to LHS. ,ff-I A-nn.. 1... a r mmf ii 01240 n GROUP ROYAL GIAHTE DIVBION or ooacu rm vel. unuulrso COACH ACROSS 'ITE STATE OR ACROSS 'TIE COUNTRY ' DOIPLETE CIIAITTER I TOUR SHIVICE FOR AIN SIZE GIOUP ' REST ROOI EQUIPPEJ ' AIR COIIDITTOED 0 l.C.C., D.0.T. AUTHOIIZED 1 10,063,000 INSURANCE LINDY BARTELSON - Dlvlslon Manager LEE SNOW - Oporltlons Manager 'ROWIL GREAT LAKE TUURS DIVBION or urowssr cuurrfn rouns, mc. GROlP TOUR SPECIALISTS sus-Ain-RAIL-cnuise mg LINDA Howes - Tour umm: g 'ummm sm Tm MON mm Fm IN BATTLE CREEK CALL 9 AM I 5 PM IN KALAUAZOO CALL 968-4808 E'52fZ,'22 342-5397 2008 W. GOGUAC ST. - ACROSS FROM BATTLE CREEK AIRPORT Congratulations Seniors xgQ1iiI.52 Q73 Hllllliifg 6:-. Il 'Ig tt: 7 'Cl IIIIII 9 'Alun U' 148 W. Columbia 962-6071 f xfg Across From Jewel osco Steve Wichmann, Tim Rupp, Mike Mumford, Scott Woods, and Steve Thomas demonstrate their basketball bench style. Congratulations and Good Luck Class of '84 072-8442 Grinding Service Company OPEN 8-5:30 M-F, SAT. 8-NOON 571 W. COLUMBIA 202 1 Advertising Nottke Sport Shop 755 W. Columbia 963-7865 Don French Owner V KING 8: CARR, INC. Professional Land Surveyors 572 West Columbia Avenue Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 We have surveyed the Battle Creek area and we believe in it. Mortgage Reports Legal Descriptions Lot and Farm Surveys James L. King, R. L.S. Q Subdivision Planning and Platting Robert R. Carr, R.L.S 3, l616l 963-7977 Cathy Brandi, Beth Ball, Laura D Vries and Tammie Copeland are In search of the nearest toga party. it r .,,s ,,,,, ,,i, ,.,,. I 2, , ,,-l'sfrerrr I? 5 , H ,,-L,Me, if , ' A T -Az E ajfi A I X EI t Q A El 2 an ern 'l A i at y if K II BOOK sr BIBLE HOUSE ' A' f 9 G rr' W fl -: ,Q jg BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN 49017 5 'C' 2 PHONE: 616-963-3030 Tim Owen, Chris Nebel, Ieff Maddox and Bob Vondell hustle dur ball practice. it in ing I.V. bask See Us for the Best in: Bibles Books Records Music Gifts Jewelry Wedding Invitations Greeting Cards DARE Best Wishes Class of 1984 CONGRATULATIONS! Lakeview Graduates of 1984 to the Farley-Estes Funeral Home PRODUCTS, INC. Donald F. Estes seo BETTERLY ROAD JOHN F- Doyfdle BATTLE CREEK, MICH. 49016 ROSS M- Scmmme' Advertising X 203 5'-fix , - i gglfia s v 0 ...wHEnE QUALITY a senvlce ARE 1ST! COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE' for AUTOS 0 ROV'S I TRUCKS 81 ,SEMl'S SPECIALIZING IN FOREIGN CARS and CORVETTES 0 YW'S 0 HONDA P TOYOTA 0 MAZDA 0 DATSUN 0 AUDI E Z'1fZJIL fpggpg-m'N'f C DITIO MATCHING i A SPECIALIQILNG I I .1- T Q---5'-Q-,----Q-J oven 0 A F 963-6258 am-5PM oun New ' ' ' ' LOCATION... ISI-ISI lil? 2637 W. DICKMAN RD. BETWEEN 28TH AND 24TH STREETS 204 X Advertising MICHIGAN WOODWORK P.0. Box 175 962-7561 Member Of - Dance Masters 01 Mich. and America Cecchatti Council hj Rtt sses e tply thIuyM D ld Sleam fame! Sckoof ofDa1ece Siem inf CALL 963 0669 .- , Q . . 4.49 L V xx QUINCY 517-639-8581 Q, Ina - I f SHARI RARICK GYSEL - OWNER - DIRECTOR PAST PRESIDENT OF DANCE MASTERS OF MICHIGA ' OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE U QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS ai 5 RES 963-5490 OR - TAP QUINCY 517-639-8581 - BALLET CLASSES FOR TOTS THRU ADULTS - JAZZ MALE AND FEMALE - BATON 66 E. MICHIGAN MALL UPSTAIRS - ACRO- GYMNASTICS BUTLER PARIS - UNIVERSITY AMERICAN - CADEMY DANCE A SCHOLAR GRADUATE 0 Dance Educators Of America Sacred Dance Guild 2 f N n f' ' 1 'Joie 962-9597 8 2 X9 1 IF it MQ Congratulations Class of '84 Prebish Chiropractic Center Richard G. Prebish Chiropractic Physician 310 Capital Ave. S.W. Phone: 965-3367 The Glass Doctor A-1 AUTO GLASS 180 South Kenda Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 O Auto Glass I Window Glass and Screen 0 Storm Windows and 0 New and Used Auto Glass Doors Free Pick0p and Delivery iAuto Onlyi Steve Clevenger H 16161 968-5270 Mon. 8-95 Tues.-Fri. 8-5 J-'Zi v i+,.,fQ7' V ff f fi-Y' V, WW' tu ent Listerners Shawna Din wa , ara oss, an u good chat. RICHARD ALLEN HAIRSTYLES 132 Surby 964-0513 Advertising X 205 Congratulations Seniors 4 W. Minges Rd. 963-1141 Quality manufacturers of heat resistant component parts for cast link conveyorized John L. Wagnel' heal-treated fUl'haC9S. Plastering Contractor Acoustical - Stucco Work Plaster Pays 0 M E N G S Quality, protection, beauty, craftsmanship. Robert S. Cutshall President 301 Parker Road, Fort Custerllndustrial Park Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 Phone f616l 968-8105 Courtesy Corner MILLER BROS. STANDARD S E RVI C E 864 CAPITAL AVE. S.W. BATTLE CREEK, MI 49015 964-1201 Senior Mary Bailey greets her duties as office assistant with a cheery smile. 206 X Advertising Great Things Happen . . . With a good education. Kellogg Company wishes you the best for a successful future Q 5-1 flffdyga' The Best to You Each Mornirzgt Advertising f 207 NV 4- .X 2497 Capital Ave., S.W. Battle Creek, Mich. 49015 Education is a great asset which nobody can take away from you. Congratulations Seniors. Good luck in the years ahead. L. C. Chilimigras 1346 W. Columbia 964-7660 Rod Cope contemplates going to class. as umm DAVIS befscg Water Conditioning, Inc. 1071 Capital Avenue, N.E. Battle Creek, MI 49017 Phone 964-0257 Sales - Service - Rental We're giving hard water a hard time. Congratulations to Karen and the Class of '84 LAND SURVEYING Donald J. Davis, R.L.S. LAKEVIEW SHELL SERVICE 180 Igggegggnn Rd. Jaws h g Service is Our Business Capital and Columbia V 963-4549 208 I Advertising 1 Former Lakeview students Richard Konopaske, Flavia Farhat, Ianette Turley, Randy Iones, Tim Stebleton, Gayle Iennings, and Dawn Barkley enjoy the atmosphere of Argubright Business College. X :Q A 5 .faq ix iss , The Argubright students instruct LHS students Dawn Houghtaling and Tammie Copeland on using computers. that she has acquired at the college. CONGRAT IONS C OF 84 V. 'X sr 3 Q v ,X 6 re A4 'B- A . Flavia Farhat demonstrates to the other students the proficient secretarial skills FROM YOUR NDS AT ARGUBBIGHT BUSINESS COLLEGE. Argubright Business College Whatever your future goals may offers an alternative approach to he, Argubright Business College traditional career goals with has a program designed to place a wide range of accelerated you in the job market with programs that provide pro- the skills today's companies fessional career training. need. Advertising X 209 K Q - -:-,-:::- - ' ' - - Zzjzz?-T:--Jil 'fffzfififfff-'ssl' Lf' r:.'5Li?5i5i2isEss-- ??2fsi2isEgffa.:Q El, C 0 fsgiggtqi 555:-ii-E ':S':.3't - : ngratulations Seniors :S:5'ss 1 , 5 ::,, 5255-it 5 2.5771 2 ' 55? 2 : 5 25:35 25524-L S 5177: gs? : 5 53,4 - - :S . . - - ,, .-::5ffLJE5EiS '-' ' -c5ji:2:2:1E zzszrz.,-ag I - rs- ':::5':w , - --, 'sig :::- - 1 ::::a. -, .,, .52- -. 'h'sT'. 555?'S.::ss?:52il 5 ' 1 2 2 225235-b Tii -eiw. Michigan Mall--T -:Jag2E:::::--,.::::-:-r' , ::- :-:- ' i 3 2 525552 ' ' ASQ ' ' EEE? f ssifax-as 1 A X The Brew Crew Mobile displays the pride ofthe Senior Class during Homecoming. STATE FARM INSURANCE STATE FARM .Lie 6 INSURANCE C9 Auto - Life - Health - Home and Business 1860 W. Columbia Ave. Phone 965-2295 Robert J. Gronewold C.L.U. O l!lEl21'l'll! I ll IZ. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING 962-75835 MEMBER 109 Elm Street Battle Creek W viii K BATTL.E eneex Arvfgvlmslgag 210 I Advertising Congratulations Seniors CAIN'S POTATO CHIPS 964-3481 4561 W. Dickmann X . -'L+ EJ ..........,......,................... ... ......s...se,.,...e...e..s..,.e.....W.......... I 3... .l.....s.....s.....t.... ., - L A ........... ....... . Beth McRae relaxes after a hard-played basketball game. Congratulations Seniors CUT 81 CURL Professional Hairstyling for men and women 698 Capital Ave. SW Battle Creek, Michigan 964-9747 Hours: Mon.-Tues. 9:00 to 4:30 Wed., Thurs 9:00 to 6:00 Fri. 9:00 to 6:30 Sat. 9:00 to 2:00 23 West Michigan Mall Battle Creek, MI 962-181 1 alle LBQQJ - Jewelers MOTOR SHOP ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CO. Complete Industrial and Commercial Electrical Installations 40 Bartlett Street Battle Creek, Michigan 49016 61 6-968-2241 Paulu Gilbert discusses the perils of seniUr1ts in the game of hzgh school RUBLE'S INC Floorcovering and Draperies 962 Capital N.E. Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 i616l 963-1521 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI DAVIS OIL CO. Fuel Oil -A' Gasoline at C-Store 965-2201 1265 E COLUMBIA Advertlslng X 211 xhim 44 Mike Booth 1440 W. Columbia JW aka CARPEI' CENTERS Battle Creek, MI 49015 616 965 0516 IIII Federal Home Companies Federal Home Life Insurance Company PHF Life Insurance Company . raa, aaapp 1 Executive Offices: 78 West Michigan Mall During warm-up, Dave Leighton concentrates on making his best shot. Afhhated with The Home Insurance company 212 I Advertising 2+ -f-a-ics Si Today's world is an impatient one. Time to sort out facts - written or spoken - is extremely limited. So get 'em straight up front. Visit the library. Read. Write a report. Give a speech. Then do it again. Practice, while you still have time. IILFIRK Home of the Pros AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALTY PARTS mc. , ' e if 8, 344-9-TQ R of Battle Creek Home ofthe Pros Automotive Parts Wholesale and Retail Radiator Repair Service 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 16 South 20th Street 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Saturday Battle Creek, Michigan 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Sunday 616-962-8731 Steve Patient wows the audience with his magic get-rich-quick trick. CRAIG CAD! MLM Best Wishes to the Class of '84 From Q O f ,fn t Yfv ' 1 Connie s Cove voun HEADQUARTERS 55,2 -fri .95 lk il ron TROPICAL s. Mums FISH 1 Hilti I V, - . a. sumnes 'A -. necounve nsxiouss Aouuuuns g 1. .13 3551 5 ' VARIETY OF SIZES A SHAPES rv.: ':: suunu ANIMAL rn surruis FOR DOGS - CATS - BIRDS - RABBITS - . 2511521122 fiffiiffi l 231 NORTH 20TH. STI!! SPRINGFIBD FIOZBA FISH FOODS mix? 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SOVERN WELDING and INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Contractors Distributors C 0 . l Engineers Ceiling Systems - Lathing 262 N, 28th Street Plastering - Movable Partitions Battle Creek, MI 49015 16161 963-7929 110 Arbor 9624711 Richard G. Sovern President 214 X Advertising PRUFESSIUNAL PHOTOGRAPHERS . ul MICHIGAN lun 'T Thankyou 1984 SENIORS for choosmg lohn michael You're great! Christine Adle Scott Ellerthorpe Ann Jereck Robin Nesbitt Mary Bailey David Estes Lance Johnson Teresa 0'Brien Todd Baker Guy Everling Suzy Kehoe John M. Oswalt Beth Ball Keith Faber Kim Kerr Nancy Pallett Mark Banaszak Suzanne Farhat Michael Kirkbride Gina Randle Rob Barnard Darin Feasel Mark Kopelman Heidi Reynolds Jody Bass Kristin Fortney Kristin Koth Walter Runkle Rocky Baxter Karen Frook Sandi Lammers Matthew Scarbrough Becky Behrndt Ramona Frost Kimberlee Lawyer Scott Simpson Anne Bertheau Bill Blankenship Mary Boone Bruce Brevitz Mike Brown Susy Burhans Matthew Carstens Scott Carver Todd Church Trev Clark Shelley Coone Tammie Copeland Kris Dawson Darrel DeBree Dan DeLano Paul DeLomba Stephen DeMaso Shannon Dingwall Shawna Dingwall Craig Edgerton Dan Egan Linda Egland Jett Germain Mark Gibbs Ellen Gilmer Brad Givens Bernadette Gossner John Gray Julie Haftenden Mike Hausman Beth Hendon Karen Hill Jonetta House Terry Hoxie Dave Humbert Scott Janz Randy Jenkins Rieger Lesiow Alan Lohr Michael Long Julie Lundstrum Lisa Lusk Laura Magnussen Kevin Mains Carla Maricic Michael Matyasic Elizabeth McRae John Melekian John Miranda Patrick Morris Susie Mrozovich Sue Nanos 4549 W Dckman Rattle Creek. Michigan Lorinda Sloan Brett Smith Kristin Smith Richard Smith Tim Speer Randy Spindlow Doug Spoor Corey Stahl Cindy Summerhill Trudy Sunday Lori Sunie Dee Swafford Joe Swartzle Steve Thomas Eric Thompson Paul Thurmond Karen Wallace Beth Walters Tina Wichnal Mike Wilson Tom Zalner Karl Zimmerman Best of Luck to the Class of '84 i KIPP'S ANTENNA SERVICE Z' fumes Oberlin appears worried that he muy not receive his cup and gown in time for this year's graduation, ? Mmfw , 'G beefy ,.,:'wft 'Q we ,ig , , .. gf. A, T rr fl? 'S' 2, iz me ,, . W ,,,,iawwMwmfeW.aa NG 1 I- easy. gr V , i .V W, 'ii iii ids ,N Sha, f f' V e,,wfW iWm'Wr' as F ies if-0 S - ' H 5 Sw, fr if We ,Wa in f ,Q ,av ,aseeizm faery ,fsgif in 91 1. ,, ,. ,gif ,MLM 5He,,iq,,1w',4,?iesff:,,a A -fe ' 5 i 'S 'E 15, 5 ew, 7Mw,,.w-A Q ,easel Q .fe gm M W 2 176 Meachem Ave. sea-eaaa I Q p p Q as . ,,,,7 sf eei'lf Vg X, - if ,Qs sei 4- E , , 1 .5 4 4 ,, i ,sr Advertising X 215 1' ,QEE jx if E ,,,, . Q E . 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X N.,-r Xt Linda's izza Sandwiches and Dairy Bar 2815 Capital Ave. S.W. 979-4lll staffers Dawn Houghtaling and Tammie Copeland enjoy the great taste of Linda's pizza. HEP' R1 YP' X-Q j3Q4glioqg'Cenlev ' - 5 '-5'Et:f Q T ' LEW. EW -H , Ya ,, , - Wil Kellogg Center 36 Hamblin Avenue Battle Creek, Michigan 49017 Telephone: 1618! 963-4800 Public Skating - - Special Skating Activities - Classes - ,and f 'M 'V Hockey Leagues - - SDBCIHI EVOHYS '- Scott Ellerthorpe and Iulie Haffenden react differently to the prospects of a few spare moments in French class. C A L L I 963 - 80 80 Advertising I 219 E 5 0 f 4 9' ' 7 ' 7 l Con graiulaiions io ihe Class of 84 MA STEUER MUSIC, INA Hom F a EWU ffl N -A, 51'AN LASSEN 123 w. TERRITORIAL RD. BATTLE CREEK, Mu. 490 PON'l'lAC.CADll-LAC PHONE 616f965-7746 ik BROWNING BUICK AMC-JEEP-RENAULT af Pass KOOL A T CHEVROLET ir HORNER-COPPIN CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 'A' SUNNY HONDA MAZDA ak DeMAAGD OLDS-DATSUN-GMC 'lr BATTLE CREEK FORD FORD CARS AND TRUCKS 'lr ERICH HENKEL LINCOLN-MERCURY-DODGE al' TOYOTA OF BATTLE CREEK From The I Having finished their last day of high school, Mary Bailey, Karen Hill, Tammi Copeland, and Teresa O'Brien display their different emotions. ,, N T FS if ,.i, E r r- so ff ., T J A EEEE i A T GFP -552 ' ...L E T --Q- .... .. .Hmm K - il ff ll . , 5,1 4 I , Y l ,gif E3 mf fl T T ,E , .E if AWE! -m Q - A FUNERAL HOME li W Q , H' 1' '- ' wif. -ei Xe i s fw- E- p x jxx jill EL A N ,, X, Xf- v .u....- v+:L.,,,3.ee -.V an-.. .:M,i4:,:,v3,i Xxx, N E E ' ' yf ,aff 'zoa capital Ave., s. w. 220 I Advertising FIRST F RICK Congratulations Class of 1984 NEWMAN'S MARKET S i 1040 W. Territorial Best of Luck Seniors I616I 962-aoaz Certified weider 5 I 25 Yrs. Exp. ,--...N . 4, null' S LAKEVIEW WELDING if SERVICE V 'N 59 14th si. I g ' Alex F' Marenko Battle creek' MI In a shy moment, Iill Hoffman hides her creativity. A reminiscing couple share a special moment as the bonfire begins to fade. THE HEFFLEY COMPANY Wholesale Plumbing, Heating and Well Supplies Valves, Fittings, Pipe and Copper Tube Battle Creek, Michigan 49014 Telephone 964-7149 P.0. Box 1435 - 49016 Office and Warehouse 42-46 North Division Street Advertisihg X 221 The 180 days we attend school seem to fly by. One minute it's Labor Day and the next it's Graduation. The upcoming summer may promise sunny days at the beach, driver education or college orientations. The Song is Over and no matter how good or bad it was the '83-'84 school year is now history. -BB Say It Isn't So -s.,m Denying that they deserve another 7th hour are jules Walters and Chrissy Miller. Do You Think I'm Sexy? Is it man or beast? It's Scott Ianz enjoying cafeteria food. Hungry Like the Wolf 222 X Closing 1 Iarnrning away ata half time performance is Scott Stevens. X x x X --K .Q 1-xg. X X X, 'X xx NRL hx N ' v , ......- 1 rx-if 'gg 5, . X- M' X-X ---.-f:E-11 'T'l'??'3'f?f7,'T, 'Lf' 1 , ' '. N 'NN 'X X . fx 1'-fl in N y,.7ff' 2, 4 1' f ' -'L-. - 1?-, XTN s 23,73-v1:,,,':n-1-me Q gk W To als N0 BFTTEK H Q 5 , X, s l,. any iq 53 'I if I ,...-. V14 , fi X lf, f ? Q' .Z Closing X 223 224 f Closing 'K Lakeview girls get back to nature by catching rays in the courtyard. rf Fa '5'6 8833 ra ,1- :ii P 3 31 N BN 2 -nn so A v 7 skit' Mr. Colburn is just whistling Dixie as he watches the Class games. MH Leonardo da Vinci is a spiritual influence on pit crew members Drew Flickema and Scott Stevens. N Iewel Osco now stands where Highland junior High once was. Mrs. Trowbridge tries to calm down her overly enthusiastic A Cappella class. .ak A 1 eff f , UH, ' rr fl oogie Woogie Bugle girls Dawn Walker, Lisa Carpenter and Krystal Eckerty perform at the ops Convert. Gearing up for the Mickey Mouse revival meet Chrissie Hines. ing is WN ANY RIGHT TR! ANGLE me sues lHl:RT 1 Z W O Wu ' 594 mi i This year's student show even included posters Department. , if 5 g from the Math Closing X 225 ' :i'2ii?5f3wXfX S x Preparing to write a Dear Iohn letter, Suze Huiniston brushes up on her grammar. Kim johnson gives her rendition of Light My Fire. , l X ix 'X 5 s .L K Q fi. A V i 1 iiii . .L i. Christmas door decorators Kathy Wichnal, Brad Bnodt, Helen Hallqaist and S,lfl1'llt'lfSltHIlU7lStllllffctlffldd. 226 I Closing Mi Lx Ili!!! v J Y 4 It's Hawaiian time at Lakeview for Ieanna Massa, Trina Bunch, Laura Arnidon and Rachel Lassier. VERTISI A-1 Auto Glass 205 Alro Steel Corp. 192 Argubright Business College 209 Automotive Specialty 213 B 8: R Letter Shop 194 Bailey Iewelers 211 Barney's Glass Service 191 Battle Creek Aviation 196 Battle Creek Car Dealers 220 Battle Creek Enquirer 192 Battle Creek Gas Company 197 Battle Creek Shopper News 196 Battle Creek Tile 8: Mosaic 213 Beer Company of Battle Creek 195 Belcher Frohm Realty 198 A Besco Water Conditioning 208 Bill Knapp's 218 Brevitz Equipment 199 Bride's Choice and Flower Shop 198 Cain's Potato Chips 201 Calhoun Auto Parts 193 Carl's TV 190 Cherry Dale 196 Chilimigras, L. C., D.D.S. 208 Christman Products 196 Clark Equipment 212 Columbia and Riverside Marathon 201 Comerica 206 Connie's Cove 213 Continental Pastries 8: Delicatessen 195 Cut 8: Curl 211 Dare Products Inc. 203 Davis Land Surveying 208 Davis Oil Company 211 DeKeyser 8: Associates 194 Dorais Chiropractic 191 Dudley Insurance 201 Farley Estes Funeral Home 203 Federal Home Company 212 Ferrari's Hair Salon 193 First of America 221 Fred's Auto Trim 191 Furman's 210 Gage Company 192 Great Lakes Federal Savings 194 Grinding Service Co. 202 Heffley Co. 221 Howard Iohnson's 190 IMT 215 Iack Pearl's Sport Center Inc. 199 Kellogg Center 219 Kellogg's 207 Kendall Industrial Supplies Inc. 193 King 8: Carr 203 Kipp's Antenna Service 215 Lakeview Hardware 190 Lakeview Shell Service Center 195 Lakeview Welding 221 GI DEX Lantern Book 8: Bible House 203 Leo the Appliance Lion 193 Lincoln Welding 192 Linda's Pizza 219 M-66 Bowling Alley 205 Mall Vision Center 190 Marian L. Shafer 214 Masteller Music 220 Michigan Woodwork 8: Specialties 204 Migala 212 Miller Bros. Standard Station 206 Miller Iewelers 194 Motor Shop Electrical 211 Mr. Steak 191 N.R. Packaging Specialties 193 Newman's Market 221 Nottke Sport Shop 202 Omega Castings 206 Palmer and Green Appliances 202 Phil Smead's Auto Body 204 Ponderosa 217 Poppy Shoppe 215 Prebish Chiropractic Center 205 Pursley's Market 208 Rhoades Remodeling Co. 201 Richard Allen Hair Styles 205 Richard A. Henry Funeral Home 220 Rock Cafe 216 Royal Great Lakes Tours 202 Ruble's Carpeting 211 Russell Plumbing 217 Schuemann, B.C. Co. 214 Shari Rarick School of Dance 204 Smith Lindroth Inc. 191 Sovern Welding 8: Industrial Supply Co 214 Speedy Printing 199 Spring Lake Bowling Alley 200 State Farm Insurance 210 St. Regis 200 Struble's Hardware 201 Super Print 217 Swanson Cookie Co. 194 Tansy 192 Taylor Rental 198 Tom Cole Florist 200 Union Electric Inc. 210 U.S. Lumber 8: Fuel Co. 200 U.S. Navy 200 V 8: M Insulation 195 Van Horn's Market 217 Volcano Pizza 202 Wagner Plastering 206 Williams Photographic Gallery 190 Wolney, Ron Sewing Center 201 Wolverine Cablevision 195 Zande Apothecary 199 Zeller's Donut Shoppe 200 Advertising Index I 227 Adams - Eckerty Adams, Andrew 91, 177 Adams, Cindy 79 Adams, Marika 79, 170, 171 Adamson, Amanda 44 Adkins, Rusty 91, 144 Adle, Christine 44 Adle, Matthew 79 Ahrens, Doug 91, 126, 150, 151, 177 Aikens, Dawn 91 Akins, Elizabeth 101 Aldrich, justine 101, 166, 167 Allard, Kristin 79 Allen, Kris 101 Allen, Mike 101, 145 Allwardt, Kim 91 Almaraz, john 79 Ambs, Rob 91 Amidon, Brian 101 Amidon, Laura 79, 205, 226 Andersen, jim 79 Anderson, john 101 Anderson, Renee 101 Anderson, Toni 91 Andrews, Lana 91 Antonelli, Vince 79, 182 Armanini, Todd 101 Arnett, Cindi 91, 124 Atkins, Thadd 79 August, Aimee 44, 64 Austin, David 101 Auton, Faith 79 Auton, Sonja 101 Avila, john 101, 145 Baad, Kris 101, 105 Baak, Chris 69, 79, 172 Badger, Christy 91 Bagwell, janet 91, 148 Bailey, Mary 44, 206, 220 Baker, Greg 91 Baker, Scott 79, 133, 141 Baker, Steve 44 Baker, Todd 44, 114, 141 Baker, Travis 184 Bakker, janine 79, 174 Balch, Dave 91 Ball, Beth 12, 21, 44, 65, 203 Banaszak, Mark 44 Banghart, Kelly 79 Banghan, Mike 101 Bannester, Debbie 79, 190 Barker, Tom 101, 184 Barkley, Dawn 209 Barnaby, julie 91 Bamard, Robert 22, 43, 44, 114 Barnes, Stacie Barry, Mickey 91, 144, 182 Bartholomew, Tina 79, 132 Bass, jody 44 Bass, Michelle 101 Basso, Teresa 20, 21, 37, 91 Basso, Tom 79, 88, 158, 159, 178 Bauer, james 136 Baxter, Rocky 44 Baxter, Scott 101, 145 Beard, Gary 16, 137 Beard, Sue 79 Beard, Zack 44 Beattie, Keri 79, 133, 166, 167 Becke, Mary 91 Beddingfield, Kris 91, 93 Beebe, Kendra 91 Beech, Dan 79, 160 Beeman, jeff 91 Behrndt, Becky 44 Behmac, Jim 91, 125 Bell, larry 44 Beltran, Cecilia 45 Beltran, jorge 101 Beltran, Pedro 79 Benard Tamm 91 148 , y , Bennett, Heather 101, 127, 148, 163 Benedict, Susan 91 Bentz, Dan 5, 79 Bentz, jim 101,152,184 Berry, Nanc 101 Berry, Wendy 80, 84, 180, 217 Bert eau, Anne 45, 62, 73, 195 Bertheau, Dan 101 Bicknell, Rick 80 Bidwell, Kimberly 45, 76, 133, 170 Bilbrey, Virginia 117 Birchard, Mary 121 Bishop, Sally 115, 119 Black, jerry 135 Blankenship, Carol 21, 91, 148, 163 Blankenship, William 45 Blanks, john 101, 145 228 X Photo Index Boes, Paul 80 Bommersbach, DeeDee 37, 91 Bommersbach, Tom 72, 131, 178 Boodt, Brad 91, 158, 226 Boodt,jene1l 92, 1 57, 163 Boone, Mary 3, 14, 34, 45, 62 Bosch, Greg 101, 153, 184 Bowers, Donna 135 Bowers, julie 92 Bradley, john 92, 158 Brand, Rick 101 Brandi, Catherine 3, 12, 28, 32, 45, 65, 74, 156, 157, 203 Brandi, Lisa 65, 90, 92, 98, 156, 157, 163, 183 Branham, Renee 80 Branham, Tammy 45, 75 Brecht, Ben 80 Brehm, Shelly 101 Brehm, Sheri 80, 180 Breisch, Bryan 8, 92 Brenner, Beth 92 Brenner, Gary 101 Brevitz, Bruce 45, 61, 172, 173 Brewer, julie 45 Brockway, Mike 101, 145 Brockway, Sherry 92, 166, 167 Brophy, Dave 136 Broughton, jay 80 Brown, Gary 92 Brown, jim 80 Brown, Michael 45 Brown, Roderick 45, 141 Brown, Wesley 8, 92 Browne, jim 101 Brownlee, Bob 117 Brownlee, Scott Bufka, Dale 101 Bunch, Trina 13, 80, 226 Bunn, Sheri 101 Burhans, Susan 32, 45, 156, 157 Burlingame, Todd 45 Burnham, Tom 101, 145, 162 Burns, Karen 36, 45, 62 Burrows, Gordon 123, 129 Buschini, Lisa Buschke, Michael 46, 130 Bush, Mike 101, 145, 177 Bush, Sue 134 Butler, judy 121 Butler, Michael 19,80, 89, 98, 172, 192 Butler, Sue 92 Buys, Lawrence 46, 61, 67 Byrne, Tom 4, 80, 158, 159 Cable, Doug 132 Cady, Tim 101 Calhoun, Mike 80 Callahan, janet 115 Callahan, jenny 92 Callaway, Douglas 46 Callaway, jeff 101 Campbell, Andrew 14, 46, 63, 65, 75, 140, 141, 179 Campbell, Missy 101, 149 Campbell, Susan 46 Cantrell, Gary 71,115,117 Carlone, Doug 92 Carmichael, Dave 102 Carmichael, Robert 80 Carpenter, jim 92 Carpenter, Lisa 23, 34, 35, 80, 225 Carr, Kelly 80 Carr, Mike Carstens, Matthew 46 Carton, Duke 80, 158 Carver, Sandra 92, 120, 157 Carver, Scott 46 Castorr, Kathy 80 Castorr, Randy 92 Chadbourne, jon 141 Chapin, Christopher 46, 200 Chapin, Pat 102, 127, 162 Chapman, Missy 102 Charles, Gary 14, 46, 62, 150, 151 Chen, David 80, 172 Cheng, Bing 102, 118 Chester, Scott 92 Church, Todd 46 Clark, Brenda 46 Clark, Holly 4, 21, 34, 91, 92 Clark, jeff 80, 122 Clark, Laura 102, 149, 163, 183 Clark, Mary 115, 194 Clark, Trev 6, 46, 75, 140, 141, 178 Clayman, Ron 6 Cleaver, Rob 102, 145 Clements, Bill 92 Cline, Christy 102, 156, 157, 174, 175 Clinton, Tim 80 Clute, Renee 102 Seniors in bold face 150, 151, 178, PHOT0 I DEX Coats, Katrina 163 Coffman, Michelle 80, 177 Colburn, Dick 119, 224 Colburn, Sandy 131 Cole, Cole. LeAnn 92 Todd 102, 184 Colyer, David 102, 172 Compton, Sandy 80, 157 Conn or, joseph 46, 154, 155 Cook, Bob 130 Cook, Lori 14, 17, 28, 36, 46, 62, 74 Cook, Matt 80 Coone, Michelle 47 Cooper, jeffery 128 Cope, Rodney 47, 208 Copeland, Tammie 47, 203, 209, 219, 220 Coss, Dawn 92 Coss, Diane 47, 129 Coulter, Paul 80 caan, Amy 102, 154 Court ,jason 80, 154, 177, 185 Coville, Chris 92 Covil le, Keith 47 Cowan, Robin 92 Crandall, Scott 92 Crawford, Matt 80, 178 Creech, Sonya 102, 174 Creviston, Bob 80,85, 141 Creviston, Gary 102, 168, 184 Crisw ell, Stacie 92, 183 Crofoot, Carla 92 Crofoot, Dana 47 Cuccaro, Michael 29, 92, 154, 158 Cuccaro, Pat 134 Culp, Culp, Brent 102 Carol 123 Culver, jim 112, 144 Daniels, Gregg 92, 152, 182 Davis, Ann 21, 92 - Davis, Cathy 92 Davis, Deland 118, 1 19 Davis, jackie 102 Davis, james 136 Davis, jon 47, 62, 177 Davis, Larry 80, 125, 152 on, Kris 2,15, 16, 20, 21, 26, 34, 40, 47 Daws Dawson, Todd 102, 154 Day, Sue 131 DeBree, Darrel 47, 76, 190 Decius, jane-Ellen 101, 102 DeFiore, Brad 102, 145 DeGarmo, john 102, 162 Delaney, Mark 81 DeLano, Daniel 14, 28, 47, 74, 141 DeLomba, Paul 47 DeLong, Tanya 81, 132 DeMaso, Stephen 47, 158, 159 Denniston, Diane 7, 92, 120 Denton, Tammy DePal ma, Tammy 92 Derks, Cassandra 29, 81, 1 10, 170, 180 DeRushia, Mike 81 Deutscher, Tina 81, 177 DeVore, Pam 92, 157 DeVries, Laura 21, 32, 47, 65, 156, 157, 203 DeWa ard, Marlyn 115 DeWeerd, jason 102, 104, 115, 168, 172 DeWeerd,jim 185 Dingwall, Ross 137 Dingwall, Shannon 47, 66, 146, 147, 164 Dingwall, Shawna 42, 48, 62, 205 Discher, Paula 48 Dodge, Deanna 48 Doersam, Mark 92 Dolezal, Bill 174 Domenico, David 5, 19,78,81, 116, 127 Domenico, Mary 134 Donovan, Diana 81, 164 Dorais, Charlene 28, 43, 48, 64, 77 Dorais, jim 93 Dougherty, Sam 102 Dougl as, judy 22 Doyle, Keith 102 Drawant, Debra 48, 77 Drawant, Mike 103, 145 Dubert, Carl 81, 122 Dunn ,jim 93,144,182 Durham, Dennis 93, 152, 182 Durham, Mike 103, 153, 184 Durre tt, janelle 93, 120 Eastwood, Tony 93 Eberhart, Denise 48 Eberh art, Lenora 103, 180 Eckerty, Krystal 81, 225 Eckerty, Tammy 93 Edgerton, Craig 48, 200 Edgerton, Todd 93 Edwards, Gina 93 Edwards, Paula 103, 149 Edwards, Philip 93, 144, 162 Egan, Daniel 48, 217 Egland, Linda 21, 32, 48, 64, 156, 157 Eichler, Gary Elizondo, Lisa 5, 81, 154, 174, 202 Ellerthorpe, Kerri 103, 183 Ellerthorpe, Scott 9, 48,69, 154, 219 Emery, janis 136 Emery,161m 19,81, 141,177 Endsley, Becky Englis , Dino 28, 150 Enos, Angie 81 Enos, Melissa 103 Enos, Steve 81, 150 Erb, Eric 48 Esselman, Nicholas 15, 16, 48, 66, 138, 141, 142, 160 Estes, David 48 Etheridge, Kip 93, 121, 144, 152 Everling, Guy 48 Eyre, Roger 81 Faber, Keith 14, 16, 19, 29, 31, 49, 69 Farhat, Fabiola 49 Farhat, Flavia 209 Farhat, Sam 93, 112 Farhat, Suzanne 49 Farris, Nikki 81, 132 Fauson, Dick 112 Feasel, Darin 13, 15,16, 49, 70, 141,16 Ferguson, Michelle 21, 93, 97 Ferrari, Vicki 93, 148, 164, 183 Finch, Scott 30, 103 Finney, jeffrey 49 Finney, Sara 93, 148 Finney, Sherry 93 Fish, Helen 81 Fitzgerald, Shannon 93, 146, 164, 174 Fitzsimmons, Chad 81 Flathau, john 93 Flickema, Drew 25, 81, 87, 224 Fontes, Sara 103 Forney, Robert 29 Fortney, Kristen 49, 74, 146, 147, 180, Fosdick, Debbi 103 Fox, Angie 93 France, Colette 93, 128 France, Doug, 81 Francis, Rob ie 81 Francis, Tony 93 Fredy, Kevin 81, 132 Freeland, Renee 103 Fritts, Lori 49 Frohardt, Carrie 103, 149, 174 Frook, Dave 81 Frook, Karen 12, 49 Frost, Ramona 14, 24, 34, 42, 49, 66 Galas, Maria 103 Gallagher, Anthony 49, 154, 177 Gallagher, Margaret 103 Galley, Brian 103, 172 Gammons, jeff 103 Gardiner, Larry 78, 81, 141, 143 Gardiner, Wanda 103 Garratt, Tom 81 .Garries, Duane 93 Gay, Bobbie jo 81 Gay, Kim 103 Germain, jeffrey 49 Germain, Lisa 103 Gibbs, Al 117, 126, 141, 151 Gibbs, Marilyn 112 Gibbs, Mark 14, 17, 49, 141, 150, 151, Gibbs, Sheryl 81, 174 Gibson, Elsie 49 Gibson, William 49, 114, 154 Gilbert, Paula 50, 76, 211 Gilmer, Ellen 31, 50, 180, 181 Girson, Bernie 131 Givens, Alan 93, 112 Givens, Bradley 50, 74, 141, 196 Glidden, Kenny 81, 141 Glubke, Kristen 24, 93 Godfrey, Amy 20, 21, 103 Gonzalez, john 93 Goretzka, Stephanie 103 Goscenski, Lyle 103 Gossner, Bernadette 50 Gossner, john 103, 145 Graham,Chris 81, 116, 170,180 Grammer, Donna 93 Grammer, Tom 82 Grandstaff, Charles 93 Gray, Debbie 82 Gray, jeff 93 Gray, John 50, 70, 132 Green, Donnie 93 Greenway, Angela 104 Greg01'Y,luli 104 Gremore, Scott 6, 82, 84 Crevers, Holly 82, 146, 174 Grieve, Andrea 93 0,161,178 181 178 Griffin, Kim 93 Griffith, Mike 104, 145, 153, 184 Grimes, Shelly 82, 113 Grise, Patrick 82, 141, 177 Groleau, Laurie 104 Groleau, Mike 50 Gronewold, Margaret 8, 15, 16, 26, 27, 42, 50, 69, 75 Gronewold, Robert 136 Gronewold, Steve 93, 98, 144 Gunderson, Carl 82, 83, 133 Gunderson, Scott 104 Gwin, Roger 104 Hacker, Cathie 82, 119 Hacker, Kim 104, 174 Hadden, Sheree 93 Haffenden, john 7, 93 Haffenden, julie 50, 219 Hagelshaw, Scott 104 Hagen, Terri 94 Hagen, Todd 104, 145 Hagins, Kelly 104 Hall, Nancey 94, 163 Hallquist, Helen 20, 21, 94, 157, 226 Hamilton, jeff 94 Hamilton, Robert 50, 168, 169 Hanna, Chris 104 Harden, Matthew Hardgrove, Brent 82 Harnisch, Aimee 82 Harington, Andrea 94, 148, 163, 183 Harrington, Chris 158 Harsha, Deane 131 Hart, Angela 94 Hartselle, Henry 13, 104, 154 Hartwell, Steve 148, 153, 176, Harvey, Ellen 18, 115 Harvey, Robert 137 Haswell, Becky 94 177 Haukedahl, john 82, 138, 144, 160, 177 Hausman, john 17, 82, 141, 143, 150, 178 Hausman, Michael 50 Hawkins, Karol 104 Hawks, Chris 104, 145, 162 Hedlund, Kristin 21, 104, 157 Heeres, Rich 117, 174 Hegwood, Rick 94 Heinz, Tracy 104, 157 Heinz, Vickie 82 Held, Alexandra 82 Hencey, justine 94 Henderson, john 94 Henderson, Mike 82 Hendon, Beth 50 Hendon, Scott 94, 127 Henegar, julie 82, 144 Henning, john 82 Henson, Craig 104 He ler Dee 126 P 1 Hepler, jerry 27, 82,141,160,161,176,177 Hepler, jerry 123, 145, 160 Heuer, Chris 94 Hickey, Gene 134 Hicks, Chris 94 Hi gins, Blake 104 Higl, Karen 50, 220 Hill, Mike 94 Hill, Tim 94, 144, 162 Hill, Timothy M. 50 Hilliard, Linda 50 Hilliard, Phil 94, 177 Hines, Chrissie 20, 21, 82, 157 Hittle, Debi 104, 149 Hoesing, jolene 94 Hoffman, jill 94, 163, 221 Hoffman, Steve 22, 94 Hoke, Bryan 82, 158 Hoke, Nancy 104, 149 Holds, Diane 183 Holley, Craig 94 Hollingsworth, Rob 94 Hollman, Kim 78, 82, 174, 175 Holmes, john 136 Hommerding, Steve 7, 104 Hortman, Shirley 134 Houdek, jill 21, 82 , 225 Houghtaling, Dawn 51, 198, 209, 219 Houghtaling, Kim 104, 157 House, jonetta 51, 70, 164, 180 Howard, Mary 134, 135 Howell, Brian 104 Hoxie, Terri 51 Hubbell, Shaune 104, 157 Hudson, juli 104, 157 Hudson, Renee 36, 83, 180 Huge, joe 104, 184 Huge, Michelle 51 Hulbert, Scott 7, 94, 182 Hulce, Larry 126 Hulce, Laurie 94 Humbert, David 51 Humiston, Suze 18, 22, 34, 35, 81, 83, 226 Hunt, David 94, 144 Hutcherson, Hutch 134 Hutchinson, Tami 83 Hutchinson, Todd 104, 109, 145 Hutchison, Gary 94,182 Ingraham, Randy 83, 150 Irving, Ray 104 Irving, Robert 94 acob, Curt 83, 144, 177 agner, Ron 136 janz, Scott 51, 222 jaranowski, Keri 104 jasper, jim 104, 158 jenkins, jim 95 jenkins, john 83 jenkins, Randy 51, 67, 141 jenkins, Steve 104 jennings, Gayle 209 jensen, Carroll 119, 166, 168 jereck, Ann 15, 16, 17, 27, 33, jereck, jeanine 3 jettner, Todd 95 jewitt, Chip 83, 158 jewett, Michael 51, 76 jimison, Becky 83 johnson, Darrell 32, 95, 141, johnson, Kelli 21, 95 johnson, Kim 83, 226 Edgerton - Latimer 51, 164, 165 160 johnson, Lance 14, 17, 27, 51, 75,141 johnson, Laura 104, 148, 183 johnston, Dean 51, 62 joiner, Brian jones, Douglas 6, 51,130 jones, Randy 209 jones, Robin 95 jones, Shelli 105, 163 joseph, Drew 51 judd, Christopher 51, 177 judd, Stacey 7, 95, 183 jurss, Michael 95 Kane, Lynne 115 Keaton, Ted 105 Kehoe, Suzanne 14, 16, 52, 75, 164, 165, 166 Kellems, Michele B3 Kellogg, Matt 95, 144, 162 Kenney, Mark 52 Kenney, Matt 95, 144 Kerr, Gina 83 Kerr, Kimberly 52, 70 Kerr, Rob 105, 141 Kester, jill 52, 68 Kidder, Dan 95 Kidder, Kim 83 Kidder, Mike 78, 83, 141, 178, 217 Kiess, Sue 100, 105, 108, 166 Kifer, Michael 128 Kilpatrick, Troy 95 Kim, Tae 105, 184 King, Dawn King, Heather 95, 166, 167 King, Melanie 20, 21,105 King, Missy 83,174, 175 Kinnisten, Drew 105, 145, 153, 184 Kinnisten, Scott 83, 168, 178, 179 Kirb , Doug 28, 95, 98, 152 Kirclli, Kent 217 Kirkbride, Dan 95 Kirkbride, Michael 52, 141, 178, 179 Klan, Tim 105, 172 Klett, Pamela 95 Kline, Mark 95, 152 Klopfenstein, Kristen 83 Klopfenstein, Sharon 105 Knack, Karen 83 Knapper, Lisa 105 Kneeland, julie 105, 174 Kneeland, Lori 134 Kohlhoff, Carl 83 Koning, Kimberly 52, 180 Konopaske, Richard 209 Kopelman, Mark 9, 52, 74, 114 Koth, Kristin 12, 28, 52, 69 Kovar, Alan 52 Kovar, Stacey 83 Kransi, Melanie 20, 21, 83, 157 Kruger, jana 95 Kruska, Mary 30, 121 Kuipers, Kurt 83, 152 Kurburski, April 52 Kurburski, Marcia 83, 132 Kurti, joe 117,131,146 Kyser, Kirk 95, 144 Labrecque, Dave 144 Labuzienski, Marc 105 Laforce, Laurens 95 Lafrinere, Dennis 10, 84,130 Laird, Susan 52 Lammers, Bruce 105 Lammers, Sandra 52 Lankerd, Tim 134, 141, 182 Larke, jan 134 LaRue, Sara 105 Lassen, jena 95, 170, 171 Lassen, jill 95, 170 Seniors in bold face Latimer, Misty 95 Photo Index X 229 Latowski - Russell Latowski, Andy 105, 153, 184 Latta, Dan 84 Laubengayer, Lary 95, 144, 160 Laughlin, Larry 123, 170, 172 Lawrence, Glenn 115, 151, 193 Lawrence, Pat 115, 129 Lawrence, Scott 105 Lawyer, julie 84, 132 Lawyer, Kimberlee 43, 52, 76 Leach, Merrilee 84, 118, 157,174 LaBarre, Melvin 95, 144 Ledford, Cora 95 Lee, Lenora 164 Leenhouts, Dave 95 Leenhouts, Rob 96 Leenhouts, Tonya 105 Leeper, Glenn 84, 133 Leighton, David 52, 150, 212 Leins, Todd 105, 153 Leist, Todd 53 Lemon, Tim 105 Meade, Bobbie jo 96 Meade, Rick 106 Means, Hal 106, 145, 153 Melekian, Bill 96 Melekian, john 54, 64,113, 141 Melekian, Mark 106 Meredith, Rich 96, 144, 162 Merkel, Kim 106 Messner, Mary 84 Meyer, julie 106 Meyer, Tim 96 Midcalf, Sara 106 Miles, Troy 54 Miller, Amy 84 Miller, Bob 84 Lesiow, Michael Rieger 17, 53, 74, 127, 168, 169 Lesiow, Tiffany 96 Lewis, Bryan 96 Lewis, jason 105 Lewis, Lewis, Lindsa jodi 96,148, 183 Scott 105, 145 Teresa 105 Y, Link, Matt 105, 153, 184 Locke, Ron 28, 65 Lohr, Raymond Alan 53 London, Larry 152 Long, Michael 53 Longstreth, Tracy 96 Longwell, Mike 105 Loop, Tammy 96 Loop, Toni 53, 62 Lopez, Nick 105 Love, Shaun 96, 154 Love, Tiffany 84, 116 Lowe, john 105, 145, 162 Lowe, Richard 53, 154, 160 Lower, Connie 53 Luke, Shoan 96 Lundberg, Scott 96 Lundstmm, julie 9, 53, 164, 165, 180 Lusk, Lisa 3, 15, 30, 36, 42, 53, 66, 74 Lussier, Rachel 64, 84, 154, 202, 226 Lynn, james 53 Lynn, Kim 105 Lynn, Lori 96 Lynn, Terry 96 acDonald a 53141,204 M ,J , MacDonald, jeff 95 172 Mackety, Dawn 105 Mackey, jerry 128 Maddox, jeff 28, 96, 98, 144, 152, 182 Maddox, Todd 3, 84, 116, 154, 177 Magnusson, Laura 53 Mahoney, Bill 84 Mahoney, Paul 84 Mahoney, Rick 105, 106 Marcks, Geoff 84, 160 Marcks, Mike 105 Marcus, Eric 84, 141 Marici c, Carla 53, 62, 190 Marick, William 53 Marietta, Florence 134 Marino, jimmy 3 Markos, Michelle 84 Marsh, Marsh, Martin Martin Martin Dan 96 Steve 96 , Bill 29 , Melissa 105 , Michelle 30, 84, 120, 166 Mason, Basil 136 Massa, jeanna 21, 36, 84, 226 Masten, Kevin 96, 119, 182 Mathews, Roy 96 Mathis, Lisa 154 Matyasic, Ann 96, 148, 163, 174, 175 Matyasic, Michael 54, 62, 77 Maugherman, Mike 84 Maxson, Mark 84, 154, 177 May, jodi 84 McArthur, Mark 54 McArthur, Missy 4, 18, 95, 96 McAuliffe, Mike 96 McBain, jeff 96 McBride, Shellie 105 McCleary, Brent 96, 144 McCleary, Brian 96, 154 McDonald, Kelly 96 McDonald, laura 10, 96 McDonald, Steve 106, 145, 153, 184 McGann, Stacey 106, 174 McKale, Barbara 121 McKale, Marc 96 McKay, Cora 7, 96, 166 McKay, john 106 McKim, jerry 84, 172, 173 McMurtrie, Michelle 106 McNally, Buzz 127 McNee, Lori 84 McPherson, Rob 106 McPherson, Tim 84, 144 , 2 Miller, Chrissy 85, 222 Miller, Dayna 54 Miller, jeffrey 54, 114 Miller, jennifer 106 Miller, jim 130 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Kathy 106 Mark 106, 172 Mark 96 Max 16, 54, 66, 67, 158 Mike 101, 106, 145, 184 Mineno, Michelle 106 Miranda, john 54 Misner, Allison 96 Misner, Michele 14, 16, 34, 54, 70, 180 Mohlke, Shauna 106,110 Mohnk, Sherree 97 Mohr, Doug 85 Moore, Carl 24, 125 Moore, Charles Michael 54 Moore, Steve 106, 172 Moore, Todd 7, 97, 177 Moore, Tom 85 Morgan, Brad 97 144 Morrill, Tricia 85 Morris, Patrick 5, 54, 141 Morris, Todd 106 Mrozovich, Susan 54 Mullenix, Pat 134 Mulligan, Kim 85 Mullins, Lori 85 Mumford, Carrie 149 Mumford, Martha 100, 106, 108, 149, 183 Mumford, Mike 23, 27, 40, 85, 150, 151, 202 Munn, julie 106 Munn, Karey 85 Munoz, joseph 97 Myatt, Myatt, Myatt, Benji 106, 153 christopher 79, ss, 172 David 97, 128 Myers, Chris 85 Myers, Laura 22, 102, 106 03 McRae, Elizabeth 54, 63, 146, 147, 180, 181, 210 Mead, john 141 230 f Photo Index Myers, Tim 106 Naesset, Sven-Erik 97 Nanos, Suzanne 54, 63, 66, 70, 146, 1 Nawatny, Tracy 106 Nebel, Chris 97, 144, 152, 203 Neberman, Sandy 84, 124 Neff, Tracy 21, 28, 97 Nelson, james 73, 136 Nemrava, Lori 55 Nesbitt, Robin 55 Newlands, Calvin 85, 158, 159 Newsom, Kelly 85, 132 Nicolich, john 112, 117 Nicolai, Chris 85, 116 Noel, Mark 97 Noga, Christine 4, 20, 21, 34, 85, 132 Noga, Cindy 134, 135 Norton, Lisa 55 Nowicki, Todd 85, 144 Nuelken, Karen 55 Nye, Larry 22 Oakes, jennifer 20, 21, 85,157 Oberlin, james 55, 215 O'Brien, Teresa 55, 220 O'Cairns, Tory 106 Oman, Matt 106, 153 Oman, Scott 85 Orns, Kristy 106 Orns, Shellie 85, 116 Osborn, Mark 134 Osborn, Tiffany 107 Oswald, jeffrey 85, 141, 177 Oswalt, john Michael 26, 55, 120 Otten, Kyle 31, 85, 122, 123 Ouellette, Allison 115 Ouellette, Steve 107, 153, 184 Owen, Tim 97, 121, 152, 182, 203 Owens, james 107 Pagels, Kimberly 27, 40, 55 Pagels, P,j. 97, 183 Pa let, Nancy 55 Pancost, Tim 97, 177 Park, Hee Sun 107 Parker, Cory 182 Parks, Ruth 134 47,164,165,174, 175 Seniors in bold face Parsons, john 97, 128, 141 Patient, Diana 55, 68, 113, 195 Patient, Steve 107, 213 Pease, Bill 85, 130, 217 Peck, Tracy 97 Peludat, Scott 107, 184 Pennock, Loretta Pendleton, Pat 107, 153 Perry, Butch 141,142,178 Perry, Eric 145 Perry, Heidee 20, 21, 37, 90, 97, 98 Perry, Marty 85 Pesek, Frank 134 Petch, Tom 107 Peterson, Todd 85, 130 Peterson, Troy 86 Phelps, Lauree 55, 73, 170, 171, 199 Phillips, Tom 8, 115, 117 Pifer, Tim 27, 97, 99 Pitchure, Chris 7, 86 Pitkethly, Barbara 112 Pitkin, Cheryl 55 Poley, julie 86 Popovich, Linda 97, 146, 164, 165, 180 Potter, Melodie 97, 146, 180 Porter, Lisa 107 Porter, Melanie 37, 97 Post, Kelli 107 Potter, Roger 86 Powell, Christy 107 Powell, Stacy 97 Powers, Bryan 86, 114, 168 Powers, Merinda 97 Powers, Todd 107, 158 Prell, john 6, 86, 141 Priess, Tony 97 Prior, Brek 97, 160 Puetz, Don 153 Pufpaff, jill 107, 174 Pu h, Michelle 86, 88 Pui, Mary 134 uinlan, jim 86,118 Quinlan, Lisa 97, 166 Quinn, jenny 107, 154 Radgens, Shannon 97, 144 Radowski, Frank 86, 178 Rajachar, Radika Randels, Ann 134 Randle, Gina 4, 30, 34, 35, 55,174, 195 Ranger, Brian 97, 162 Rasey, Chris 107 Rasey, Larry 97 Raymond, Christine 107, 126 Redmond, Melinda 97 Redner, Skip 86, 119 Reed, Kim 86 Reed, Randy 24, 25, 31, 55, 214 Reed, Ron 107, 172 Rees, Kari 37, 86 Reesman, Kristen 86 Reichert, Todd Reniger, Tim 86 Reynolds, Heidi 56 Reynolds, Tom 86 Rhodes, Michelle 65, 97, 142, 157 Rial, Shellie 97, 180 Riedel, Rich 86, 158, 159 Riedel, Scott 86, 158, 159 Rigelman, Sheila 86, 177 Riley, john 107, 153 Rinearson, Rena 56 Rinearson, Richard 80, 86 Ritter, jim 126, 141, 142, 204 Rittle, Michelle 97 Ritzler, Sherie 10, 13, 31, 56, 75, 154, 174 Robbins, Todd 7, 97 Roberts, Michelle Robertson, Scott 107 Robins, Brian 86, 172, 173 Robinson, Allison 86 Robinson, Kevin 86 Robinson, Michele 56 Roebuck, Casey 97, 144, 182 Roebuck, Chip 86,119,l41,178, 185 Rogers, Belinda 98 Rojeck, Steve 98, 168 Rolfe, Kris 86 Romans, Michelle 98 Romans, Mike 86, 172, 173 Romans, Mike 154 Rooker, Rhonda 107 Rooker, Robin 98, 163 Rosenbaum, Russ 98 Ross, jim 86, 154 Ross, john 86, 154, 155 Ross, Sara 98, 157, 174, 205 Rossman, jeff 107 Rountree, Kim 98 Roush, Laura 30, 98 Rousseau, Art 98 Rubel, Norm 119 Runkle, Walter 31, 56, 65, 77, 154, 155 Rupp, Tim 86, 150, 178, 202 Russell, Shelly 21, 87, 88, 157 Ruth, Pamela 107 Ryan, jenny 87,116,146,l80 Samra, Paul 98 Sanch, Lynnette 107 Sandum, Keith 98, 172 Sandum, Steve 87 Sawchuk, Steve 87, 114, 172 Scarbrough, Matthew 7, 56 Scears, Rob 107 Schaefer, Kristi 33, 104, 107, 183 Schaefer, Mindi 14, 27, 33, 36, 56, 180 Schlatter, Anita 98, 157 Schlatter, Linda 134 Schoon, Tammi 98 Schossau, Robert 98, 158 Schreiner, Tim 184 Schueman, Carl 56, 141 Schuemann, Vance 107, 145 Schuemann, Wendell 98, 158 Schuring, Mark 87,141, 178 Schwab, Gary 107, 162, 184 Schwartz, Andrea 98 Seage, Matthew 56, 74 Seage, Tony 107 Sebring, Lyle 123 Seifert, Charles 73 Sellers, Fred 87, 160 Sepulveda, Veronica 32, 34, 87, 202 Servantez, Tammy 108 Sexton, Nikki 87 Shank, jerri 101, 108 Shank, Lori Shear, Tracy 21, 87, 144 Shepard, jeff 108, 162 Shier, Scott 108 Shin, jean 108, 170,183 Shinrock, Andrew 3, 12, 15, 56, 75,141,150,151 Shirk, Dawn 87 Shirk, Denise 25, 32, 87 Shook, Jeanine 56 Shupp, jim 87 Shupp, Roger 108 Sickmiller, Darcy 98 Simpson, Scott 56 Sklenicka, Steve 87, 117 Slaughter, Angie 108 Slauson, Chuck 180 Slauson, Rob 108, 145,184 Sleeper, Gary 56 Sleeper, Grant 108 Sloan, Lorinda 56 Sly, Debbie 21, 108 Sly, Doug 87 Smith, mith, mith, mith, mith, mith, mith, mith Brady 98 Brett 57, 65 Chris 98 David K. 87 David L. 87 Dennis 108 Dennis 98 Don 87 217 , 73,141,160 miihf Elizabeth ios mith mith, mith, lsabelle 129 Kimberly 57, 129 Kristin 57 mith, Mark 98 mith, Mary 87 mith, Nancy 21, 108,157 mith, Randy 108 Richard 7, 57 mith, Russ 130 mith, Scott 87, 120, 217 mith, Tom 108, 128 mith, Troy 108 mock, Robin 57 need, Lisa 87 nyder, Scott 108 nyder, Shane 87 nyder, William 87 ommers, Brian 57 opko, jill 87, 120 orensen, Chris 108 overn, Tom 87, 130, 160 peck, Vic 183 peer, Ron 98 peer, Timothy 8, 28, 57, 201 pindlow, Randy 57 poor, Douglas 57 prick, chris 108,153, 168, 169, 184 prick, jeff 30, 87, 168, 169, 178, 179 pring, Sandy 87, 127 uiers, Brad 98 quiers, Suzanne 12, 36, 57, 66, 67, 74 quires, Mike 182 tafford, Kristine 98 tahl, Corie 3, 36, 57 , tahl, Shelly 100,104,108, 149,183 tandinger, Paul 87, 89, 141 tanley, Mary 57 ranley, Rick 108 tanton, Chuck 98 tanton, Sydney 97, 98, 226 tanton, William tatler, Karen 115 tebleton, Tim 209 teger, Sarah 57 teger, Steve 108 teinbacher, Holly mith, 108,149,174 Steinbacher, Pamela 8, 17, 57, 174, 175 Stelmokas, Alice 87 Steudle, Roger 155 Stevens, Rick 162 Stevens, Scott 8, 58, 222, 224 Stevenson, Deanne 2, 134 Stewart, Deborah 58 Stewart, Kevin 98 Stiefel, Matt 108, 168 Stierle, jeffery 58 Stormer, Shawnee 177 Straub, Steve 135,144,177 Stringham, Teresa 30, 88 Summerhill, Cynthia 58 Sunday, Tmdy 58, 70, 74 Sunie, Lori 58, 60 Sutherland, Paula 108 Swafford, Dee 58 Swamy, Rainer 82, 88,176,177 Swanger, Shannon 33, 98, 148, 163, 183 Swanson, Ed 88 Swart, Wes 98 Swartzle, joseph 58, 141 Swartzle, Stacey 33, 108, 149, 183 Sweet, john 114, 115 Swofford, Steve 108 Talbott, julie 58 Tanner, Stephanie 98 Taylor, Cindy 88 Taylor, Mike 88, 178 Taylor, Scott 58 Teinert, Carrie 109 Telder, Kurt 88 Tenbrink, Anne 109, 149 TenBrink, Todd 99, 144 Tenney, Mary 134 Tessmer, Gina 34, 91, 99 Thar, jonathan 99, 160 Thar, Tina 109, 110 Thomas, Charles 58,141,177 Thomas, Cindy 99, 157, 166 Thomas, Gregg 98, 99, 144, 182 Thomas, Steven 12, 58, 70, 141, 150, 17 Thomasma, Ryan 26, 27, 88, 122, 154 Thomason, jemece 37, 91, 99, 118, 195 Thompson, Eric 58 Thomson, Marian 134 Thorp, jeff 88 Thurman, Marcy 88 Thurman, Richard 99 Thurmond, Paul 58, 70, 132, 141 Tillman, Michelle 109 Traister, Dale 160 Traister, Sandy 86, 88, 174 Travis, jason 59, 65, 141 Treadwell, Kristi 109 Tribbett, Annettie 129 Tribbett, Kyle 88, 152, 154, 177 8, 202 Trowbridge, Nancy 18, 26, 124, 125, 225 Tumanis, Cassie B8 Tummons, Sue 88, 180, 181 Turley, Cynthia 59 Turley, janette 209 Uitvlugt, Greta 59, 62, 195 Uptgraft, Bill 99 Uptgraft, Kristina Upton, Dennis 109, 184 Ure, jerry 88 Vaal, Kellie 88 Vaden, Cliff 59 Vaden, Karl 99 VandenHeuvel, Lori 99 Vanderveer, Mary Ellen 136 VanderVoort, john 99, 144, 162 VanderVoort, Tad 2, 119 VandyBogurt, Bart 88, 110 VandyBogurt,john 109 VanRiper, james 109, 145 VanRiper, jody 99 Vaquera, Patricia 88 Vieyra, Timothy 59 Virkus, Victoria 109 Volpe, Bud 131 Vondell, Bob 37, 99, 152, 178, 203 Vondell, Laurie 109 Vunovich, Diane 34, 88 Vunovich, Pam 21, 90, 91, 94, 99,118,1 Walbridge, Gary 23, 27, 88, 123 Walker, Dawn 88, 225 Walker, Steve 65 Walkiewicz, Tracy 109, 163, 174, 175 Wallace, jim 99, 126, 144, 152, 177 Wallace, Karen 59, 174, 195 Wallace, Lynn 117 Wallace, Nancy 59 Walsh, Mike 99 Walters, Beth 59 95 Seniors in bold face Ruth Walters, David 109 Walters, jules 88, 222 Walterspaugh, Todd 109, 153 Waltman, Craig 89 Waltman, Scott 99, 144 Walton, Greg Walton, Tammi 99 Wank, Sue 89 Ward, Anne 59, 156, 157 Ward, Maria 89, 146, 147, 180 Ward, Robert 73, 137 Ward, Susie 99, 166, 167 Warner, Scott 99, 144 Watters, june 99 Watts, Diana 89 Webber, Tracy 28, 59,75 Webster, Marie 13, 33, 109,157 Weglarz, jennifer 30, 103, 109 Weil, james 109 Welch, Sherri 109 Welch, Tammy 89, 113 Weller, Thomas 15, 16, 28, 59, 62, 63, 74, Wellman, Tonya 89 Wells, Donna 122 Wemple, Gerrie 59, 199 West, Shannon 89 West, Trichia 109, 148 White, Todd 59, 172 Whitney, Cliff 89 Whitney, Steve 89, 141 Wichmann, Steve 89,119,150, 182, 202 Wichnal, Christine 31, 59 Wichnal, Kathy 99, 226 Wiggins, Mary 109 Wiler, Shaun 13, 60, 164, 165,170, 171 Wilkey, Lisa 109 Will, Ryan 109, 153, 177 Williams, Aimee 109 Williams, Brent 109, 145 Williams, Cliff 109 Williams, Deanna 109, 174 Williams, john Williams, Michelle 99 Williams, Pat 99, 144 Williams, Paul 136 Williams, Vicky 89 Williamson, Michelle 109 Wilson, Ken 109 Wilson, Michael 26, 60, 160, 161 Wilson, Nancy 89, 116, 157, 158 Wilson, Todd 89, 116, 160 Winslow, Elizabeth 17, 21, 89, 118, 170 Wise, Laurie 121 Wise, T.j.89,1l7,178 Wonderly, Terry 89, 123, 144, 178 Woods, Peter 107, 109, 158, 172 Woods, Scott 85, 89, 150, 178, 202 Wright, Charley 109, 158, 159 Wright, Shannon 37, 99 Wygant, Kris 89,146 Wyson, Kathy 89,117 Wytko, jennie 28, 90, 94, 99,154,163, 174 Yeast, jerry 117 Yosifovski, john 99 Young, Rosalind 116 Younker, Lisa 99 Younker, Trevor 89 Zalner, jeff 99, 168 Zzlner, Thomas 60, 133 Zbiciak, Phyllis, 123 Zimmerman, Eric 89,172 Zimmerman, Karen Zimmerman, Karl 60 Zimmerman, Krys 99, 128 Zimmerman, Lisa 108, 109, 149,183 - Zimmerman 75, 141, 150 Photo Index X 231 We Write the Book Special thanks go to Jim Culver, Iames William- son, Buzz McNally, Ieff Beeman, Krys Zimmer- man, Bruce Brevitz, Rick Grise and everyone who helped to make the 1984 Log possible. 232 X Acknowledgements