Kirkwood High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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KHS Cross- ountry Squad MWif eiArri CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Back Row: Kim Carr, Tom Davis, Dave Ford, Rich Rogge, Kerry Hogan, Alan Long. Front Row: Kirk Hogan, Rick Bos- worth. Prior to state meet, Coach Lyon assists a KHS competitor in last minute preparations. SCORES QLOW score Winsj WE THEY Alton 15 50 Parkway 17 45 Mehlville 15 49 Laclue 15 50 Webster 81 DuBourg 19 W-56, 1157 Lindbergh 15 48 U. City, lV1cCluer, Ritenour 19 Mc-37, R-90, U-91 Ladue Invitational 1V1cCluer 311150 95 Q2ndD Beaumont 1nvitational Belleville West 105 C150 143 f2ndD District Meet Principia 440f1stj 100f2nClJ State Meet Principia 61Q1stl 111f2ndj

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Encourage Dramatic Particzfation E Grateful for his direction, fall play cast applauds Mr. Hansen at the conclusion of the performance. LITTLE THEATRE Top Row: Sue Burgess, Jeanne Cablish, Bruce Shank, Steve Jennings, Mike Kitsch, Bob Welsch, Eric Eehlig, Steve Wood, John Watts, Tom Sears, Tad Park, Ellen Krupp. Fourth Row: Jeanne Singleton, Judy Meyers, Paula Hoffmann, Amy Zeis, Phil Markley, Debby White, Ruth Stites, Judy Sunnen, Nancy Sarff, Cathy Oster, Helen Terpstra, Sara English, Mary Oviatt, Christie Frank. Third Row: Ellen Harter, Carolyn Nies, Cindy Birchfield, Kathy Murphy, Lucy LeBert, Carol Wood, Jean Wood, Linda Borcherding, Pam Spurgeon, Rick Schulte, Cindy Johnson, Sallie Singleton, Maureen Havey, Louise Royster, Barb Keklikian. Second Row: Mary Dukes, Jan Johnson, Diane Korum, Gretchen Hewitt, Sandy Lay, Barb Cloyd, Cindy Evers, Joan Sahrmann, Beth Ames, Judy Stewart, Janet Rube, Linda Keklikian, Patti Bryan, Peggy Kenyon, Nancy Inglefield. Bottom Row: Mick McBrayer, Michele Miner, Edie Hunter-President, Elaine Brown-Vice President, Carol Sullivan-Treasurer, Mr. Hansen-Sponsor. 21

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Ranks Fourth in ation CROSS-COUNTRY Paced by a core of determined seniors the Kirk- wood Pioneer Cross-Country team completed one of its most successful seasons this fall. With five returning lettermen on the squad, experience was basic to the success of coach Fred Lyonis runners. KHS harriers soundly defeated every opponent in dual and triangular meets, and went on to capture the Ladue and Beaumont Invitationals. Reward for out-running all fifteen adversaries in the South County District meet was the privilege of sending an eight man delegation to the state meet in Columbia. Highlighted by the perform- ances of Kerry and Kirk Hogan, the KHS com- petitors dominated the state-wide event and emerged with the Missouri Cross-Country crown. Perhaps the highest honor achieved by any KHS Cross-Country team climaxed the 1967-68 season. Based on the times of Kirkwood's top seven run- ners, a nationally known periodical, Track and Field News, ranked the squad fourth nationwide. Kerry Hogan, number one runner in Missouri, breaks the tape at state meet. Top Row: Jim Benkert, Dave Stevens, Jay Hecker, Eric Johnson, Bill Goodall, David Hallett, Mark Handlan, John Leavens, Roy Settgas, Pat Benkert. Third Row: Tom Crabtree, Paul Huebner, l..'Mont Betz, Mark Summers, Don Anderson, Hap Phillips, John Linder. Second Row: Ted Kraft, Norm Jepson, Bob Nellums, Rich Rogge, Keith Sublette, John Lichtenberger-Manager, Mr. Lyon-Coach. Bottom Row: Dave Ford, Alan Long, Rick Bosworth- C0-captain, Kerry Hogan-Co-captain, Tom Davis, KimCarr, Kirk Hogan. 23