Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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4' -1' is 4 i The sophomore Baseball Team had a T fun Time while working Toward an 44-A record and a second-place finish in The Suburban NorTh Conference To Hazel- wood EasT. Coach STeve Kern said, 'lThe sopho- l more level in baseball is a place To , have fun as well as learn: we had some i fun and won some games. T 1 Coach Kern emphasized This by joking l ThaT his mosT memorable momenTs of T The season were when Rod Williams made a homerun inTo a Triple Cby Trip- ping over second basey and when ' 7' fini, 5 TE, W i J ,.. . nfl 1 AL flu-0, .Lu ,ns -f ' ' -Y 4 . ic-.. ... .fu-il Nischbach, inarik, Brian rieger, Ron Phil PieTro- coach Don i T Walchlng The opposing pllcher, Tim Pinkowski C103 siands behind The backsfop in a home l QOFTTG againsf Riverview. l - -vm-Wk ,- ,4 'T T Underclass baseball reams have fun while compiling winning seasons piTcher STeve Beran missed a shuTouT by walking four baTTers in The boTTom of The sevenTh inning. Some leading players were lvlaTT Harp- er, lsT base, who led The Team in hiT- Ting wiTh a .458 baTTing average: piTcher Beran, who finished The season wiTh a 6-4 record: STeve Sampson, 3rd base, who had a .429 average: ScoTT Goeke, caTcher, .4143 average: and Rod Williams, cenTerfielder, .4105 aver- age. These players were moved To The var- siTy Team aT The end of The season along wiTh Ron Ameln and Allen Tor- Toise. The freshman Team finished wiTh a 3-2 record. According To coach Don BenhardT, IT was a good season considering we sTarTed The year wiThouT a schedule and didn'T pracTice TogeTher as a Team. VSome ouTsTanding players were Mark PlunkeTT, Brian VanDerwer- ken, Freddie Darris, Bob KersTen, Tim Seever, and Ron Williams, fJoeI Ryd- bergj . .. 'V . ,.,. Q . f' -We Whlle hls foam waifs To Take The field, coach STeve Kern gives some Iasf minuTe insTrucTions. Recelvlng the ball Too lafe, Ron Ameln C95 is helpless as a Hazelwood Easf player sfeals sec- ond base. Q l l .1 If ' I iv rf :rr ' v . ', ., ,- ' ' Y . ww., . W fs , 1 .. Q is . f .1 . 4 . , -ff? .rrr igwg-Eff 1 ' ' V ,E ,fy l.3,:k,ff'?, , or p,'1ZfwM,r:f ,, 1 . ., 1 .r ..'. ,' f 'CQ ,.,ff,. ' gg, -' ' -i,'f .:,.i-Jw ,if . , M V , . f, ,,, .,,f ,ff-, Underclass Baseball 415

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ll, D , I I i i ll .V 4 , , 14'- rx, ll' ,ll l llf ill 'T ll ll l l l i l lil I 1, l ,T . In a home game against lvlcCluer North, Bob Kersten Q93 rips an outside pitch for a hit. Pulling a hlgh inside pitch in a home game against McCluer North Don Niemeyer starts for first base. Taking a break from the game, Matt Harper Q95 wets his mouth down while manager Karen Con- lon watches the action. For The Record Hawks vs. opponents S 9 Hazelwood East 8 7 Hazelwood West 3 6 lvlcCluer North 5 A lvlcCluer 0 5 Pattonville 2 42 Riverview 2 5 Ritenour 2 O Hazelwood West 4 5 lVlcCluer North 3 A McCluer 5 2 Pattonville 3 45 Riverview 0 8 Parkway West 4 18 Ritenour 6 A Hazelwood East 2 3 Francis Howell 0 7 lvlcCluer North 6 7 Hazelwood East 5 5 Roosevelt z1 2 Ritenour 4 5 lvlehlville A 2nd place in conference lst place in district tst place in sectional 2nd place in state All conference: Doug Kolb, Kreg Reid 444 UVWCGVCIOSS BOSGDGH I Under class Baseball FRONT ROW: Lance Kendrick, John Ditmeyer, Matt Harper, Scott Goeke, Roger Buenger, Jim Weir, Bob Kersten, Rod Williams. SECOND ROW: Karen Conlon, man- ager: Bill Diel, Mark Hardcastle, Ron Ameln, Kyle Fort, Darryl Booker, Tim Pinkowski, Steve Beran, Freddie Darris, Steve Sampson, Allen Courtois. BACK ROW: Coach Steve Kern, Jim Nischbach, Tim Seevers, Rob Barrett, Tony Konarik, Brian VanDerwerken, Chris Sharp, Chris Krieger, Ron Williams, Ron Kulpa, Mark Plunkett, Phil Pietro- burgo, Sean Furman, Don Niemeyer, coach Don Benhardt. 46 N11 l l l The sl 4 fun tir l recorl Subur wooc Coac - more 4 have l fun an Coac that l l the s made Dim! l T Watc M05 1 , game

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fTer Riverview's prolific goal scorer KaThy Cuinner Tallied very early inTo The game, The varsiTy Hawks may have had visions of lasT year's nighTmares againsT The Rams. They may have remembered how Guinner ran amuck over The de- fense and buried The Hawks wiTh 6 goals in Two games fCenTral losT A-O and 3-45. Perhaps iT was jusT Those sour memories Hawks Tie for second, win consolorion in Tourney irls soccer top .5 00 ThaT spurred The Hawks To shuT down The dangerous forward for The remain- der of The game, while, in The mean- Time, CenTral responded wiTh a pair of goals To nip The Rams 2-4. Dawn Emory C403 Tied The score laTe in The firsT half, and Kerry Ouinlisk C425 banged home The winner in The second. IT was The highlighT of The season , sTaTed coach Cheryl Davis. 'TIT was The firsT Time in hisTory ThaT we beaT River- N' New ii ,.,. Varsliy Soccer . . . FRONT ROW: Robyn Spindell, Ann May, Kelly Beran, Dawn Emery, Tonya Tes- son, Toni Viviano. SECOND ROW: T.C. LawTon. KaThy BuelTmann, Kelly Kolb, Pam BuelTmann, Donna Baker, Cindy Boussad, Tracey STevenson. TOP ROW: Coach Cheryl Davis, Kerry Quinlisk, Lisa Lang, Ann-Marie Urbeck, Rose Abbas, Julie Orlowski. Junlor Varslty Soccer . . . BOTTOM ROW: Karen Mushenick, Diane Cline, Becky EmerT, Darlene Lovasco, Meredyfh Pefree, Kim Aubuchon, Pau- la McLennan. SECOND ROW: Tricia Wolf, Wendi Rufherford, Laura Buehrle, Lisa SmiTh, Debbie Hy- 4 46 Carl s Soccer dar, Wendy Poropaf, Kelly BenneTT. BACK ROW: Wendy Dobson, PaT Crisp, Michelle Bosco, Mr. Gary RicherT, Denise SeiTheI, Diane SeiThel, An- gela Viviano. view. In The League TournamenT, Cenfral un- forTunaTeIy drew Top-seeded Hazel- wood EasT for The firsT round. EasT, ad- vanced To The nexT round on penalTy kicks and CenTral was dumped inTo The consolaTion brackeT, which They evenTually won by defeaTing Hazel- wood WesT 4-O qpenalTy kicksj and McCluer 3-2. Mehlville ended The Hawks' posT-sea- son hopes in a game ThaT was de- scribed by Coach Davis as The long- esT hour and a half of soccer in my life. The Hawks losT L1-O. Dawn Emory and Tracey STevenson led all Hawks in scoring wiTh 42 goals each. The Junior VarsiTy Team worked down The sTreTch To Turn a 4-5 sTarT inTo a .500 season. Diana SieThel was The leading goal geTTer wiTh 6, and Karen Mushenick was The leader in midfield. Lisa SmiTh was The mosT versaTile player on The Team, being able To play aImosT any posiTion, according To coach RicherT. CRob Gilmorey For The Record Hawks vs. OpponenTs O Hazelwood EasT O O Hazelwood WesT O 4 Lindbergh 3 A Francis Howell 2 A Maplewood O 2 McCluer Norfh 3 4 Hazelwood WesT 4 2 Riverview 4 O Collinsville 4 4 Kennedy O 3 PaTTonville O 3 McCluer 2 2 Rifenour 4 3 NoTre Dame 3 O Hazelwood EasT O O rvleniviiie -1 5 - Normandy 4 Season's record 7-5-5 All Conference: Julie Orlowski ge