Lindbergh High School - Spirit Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1968 volume:

1 I , Q- Ar. .-ff .Y-rr? 1-.342 ' f'L?L V Q Q. JNJQ I I I . 1... f 105 -. . ', N - ' W :sl 1 A . '. ' 1, . - ' 'Q , ' ' f-'.' :ll-Oxiqul -1-, ,. 'f9'ql , -zu Q ,, . . N . nf: I.. I. . ' A. f , v . ,, I Y' K '. . In ' V. X I, , I A 13' . 'JG '-v V 1 A . Editor-in-Chief: jill Schmiemeier Business Manager: Linda Weber Advisers: Miss Bray, Mrs. Scully It has been said that spirit is an important force in all our lives today, and this certainly is true for students of Lindbergh High School. It is then important for us as students to have a full understanding of what spirit is, what spirit does, and what spirit can do. The en- tire SPIRIT staff's objective thus is to explain meaningfully spirit as it is reflected in LI-IS students. 196 IPIRIT LINDBERGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL St. Louis, Missouri Volume XVII TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 IN RETROSPECT 4 ACADEMICS 16 ORGANIZATIONS 38 SPORTS 74 ACTIVITIES 112 CLASSES 130 SENIOR DIRECTORY 224 pQgqvI'.4 --r-.-f- ' '.'A '4 L -he - xx 'z ll.. qi' 1' ' .Qfe'fSq?F wxeq-ug. .1s,x, 4 ,E -. . v H 'Y .fi ,-1. P , req i. X l, if I c Dedicatee William Elkins, English Team Teacher, takes a thoughtful look at his gradebook. N-1' Because of the enthusiasm and service shown by the famed Sarge of English Ill, Mr. William Elkins, to the students and their welfare, the 1967-68 SPIRIT Staff dedicates this book. As a faculty member for ten years he has served as junior and Senior sponsor, head of the photog- raphy club, member of the Athletic Council, and Adviser to the Hangar Committee. Mr. Elkins attended Mizzou for two years then joined the Marines. Later, he earned a B.S. from Washington U. and an M.A. from Austin Peay College in Tennessee. As a tease, the ever- loyal Lindbergh booster, and go- get um coach for the faculty volley- ball team, Mr. Elkins cannot be topped All these things make Mr. William Elkins a most deserving dedi- catee. I 'Here he is--Mr. Dedicatee Chug-a-lug, chug-a -lug. 1 I l 4 JJ . .h ng ' r ,. , A 4 .. Y Q , v 2 'Y' , 7- '1 r I' a . 1968 DEDICATEE MR. WILLIAM ELKINS Now that's team work! I can't hold this pose much longerg but Iwill! The voice of experience assists student teacher, Miss Jane Hahn. ,ad 73 d P '72 'ZS JS? 1 -I, .-mai ,f' S. ll ,Mlm JIQI l1l' 9 A Y ? Q 9 Lindbcrgifs annual Pep Rally started the season rocking . a new spirit sparker was added to LHS, the Spirit Ghost . and once again the gridiron was the hub of Fall activity. , N ,G . . 'Q LHQ LOOK' , . 1 1 1. 'Q .gi 'N I x, , . i . - , v . Y . 'r 9 IXIM ? . K i P .Af B CK ON A MEMORABLE YEAR This yearbook has been designed to show that Spirit touches the lives of everyone of us in some manner as we progress through the years at Lindbergh: the friendships that are made and remembered, the skills and talents that are developed, the past times, good and bad, that are never forgotten. So, it is in retrospect, a looking back on things, the spirit past, that is the pm-- pose of this yearbook. Go back with us now and relive those experiences which had an effect on the lives of everyone of us in some manner, whether we actively took part in them or not. The crowning of Sandy Nackenhorst as the 1967-68 Sports highlighted the fall season. Que en .zum The Water Polo teams pitted forces for another successful year. . and the band played on. 7 .,.5:Er:-sz ,., ,-,-.-.'.-.g. Q O D 5 'g.p.h O 5:3:5:33!5I'2:Y:3: v.5,.:-I-I-.-.'. 'r ' ' FJ ine Seniors portray future plans in the annual variety show . . 'Y . . . while other students relive their childhood in the 1967-68 Variety Show. The moments we'11 never forget 8 if Q , X1 A 'Z '- -' -Q , , W 1 4 ii in U i us ' TEAM ORK W S 30' I 4 I f i . . . The basketball team vied for that honored title, the The poor heroine was confronted by the villain in the popular melo- Pfeftiest 1685 ' - ' dramas . . . . . . This pitcher warmed up for another rolling baseball Season . . . . . . and a sombrero shields this hombre from Spirit Week .A perils . . . 1 I .gf - 1 f Y., f' iff' -f K U, A33 . Aqln,-0 hs--in ' ' . 1 - . Q V .iv x . IO 1 A SPIRIT EXPLO lI0 lil-. XXLA - I s . . . Tracksters jumped at the chance for another fabulous year . . . . . . The Miracle Worker, the junior play's dramatic success, raised money for the seniors' last fling . . . EHEE5 MRHY EUUSHHU lim UWWE . . . I.indbergh's Scholar Quiz team captured the Spring chmmpionship. ll .. g '20 4 1 A fix Quo With the theme Class Re- union, the Senior Assembly participants looked to the future . . . . . . though they looked ahead, seniois took time to glance back and say Sayonara . . . GOQD TIME AND HO OR FGLLO ED I2 6ER . . . class officers pre- sented Laly and Evi with A senior rings as lasting LHS me mentoes . . . Ken Faerber received a hearty congrats for his 'Athlete of the Year award X Ifex, Dave Kawanishi officially accepted his award for special writing achievements. 13 l he l.l I5 Board oi l-ducauou and Administration look over the graduat- ing seniors of 'ob . . . G5 I v' K' I 1 . . . the senior members joined the A Cappella Choir for the last Lime . . . . . . graduation means parting with old friends and flIlI'llIlQ anew. QJW A . . . to each senior came that long awaited diploma . . . IOR TQOK Fl AL BOXVS. N In an English III class Laly looked forward to more learning . . . . . . among a spirited crowd of fellow stu- dents Evi enjoyed an LHS basketball game ... D DID Ll LY AND E I. tm! , 05 , If rj,-, v- 3 ' ' fb ' :':?1gL'i-T II C111 L7 1135: :xg-21:1 'I fl : 1 gf: 7 ' '-3 . . . despite a language barrier, Laly and Evi were able to exchange similar experiences . . . at the Continental Breakfast foreign exchange students from other high schools visited with Evi and Laly. ,i tug gi gi!! .se 1 . I i I W, A . S lf' -Sd CT ACADEMIC 'The teacher 1S 11ke a candle which llghts others in con suming itself ' At our school th1S consummg fire 1S the teachers desire to help others whenever possible It IS not an easy Job to teach, a teacher must gu1de students through dark passages 1n order to help them succeed 1n preparing for the future An endless amount of enthusiasm for his subject and Job 1S the enl1ghten1ng sp1r1t of an LHS teacher 4x Mrs. Lorch keeps a watchful eye on the cutting process. A smile eases the learning, according to Mr. Goodwin. I7 . Mrs Gregory s office work never ends but just keeps roll1ng on ADMINI TRATIO The superintendents, assistant superintendents, and the Board of Education work together to control the district's policy which in turn affects the Senior High. LHS principals strive to maintain educational continuity in the classroom as planned by the superintendents and the board. MR. NOAH GRAY, Superintendent MR PAUL SCHWARZ MR JOHN OCHSNER DR PHILLIP COMENS, M.D., MR. ROBERT SPERRING, MRS. .-ci' DR. SANFORD PRIDY, Assistant Superintendent, MRS. ELMA ARMISTEAD, Assistant Superin- tendent, MR. NOAH GRAY, Superinten- dent, MR. WILLIS SCHOTT, Assistant Superintendent. 1'-1 A H ak 1 MR. LEROY AMEN, Principal 'FT , X--u Z f ,f MR. JOEL BEEZLEY, Assistant Principal MR. HENRY REEDg Activity Director. I9 aj .4 MR. HERBERT ALB-ERS, Assistant Principal 2 NIR. PHILIP LE FAIVRE, Chairman of English Department. DEPARTMENT HEADS Ii Six -- ' - f.:f MR. FRED DAHLBERG, Chairman of the Social Science Department. ,-vs AD VA NC ED PLACEMENT For the first time this year, Advanced Place- ment is offered in English and History. They are taught by Mr. Philip LaFaivre and Mr. Gary Lewis, respectively. The purpose of this pro- gram is to conduct research in individual areas of interest and to develop a basis for critical thinking. G.. AMERICAN HISTORY TEAM TEACHERS MR. MORGAN RUSHING, American History, Community Contests, MR. GARY JACKSON, American I-Iistory, Junior Sponsor, MR. STUART WALLS, American History, junior Sponsor, MR. CARY LEWIS, American History, Advanced Placement History, junior Sponsor. 20 SEATED: MR. HENRY GOODWIN, American History, Junior Sponsor, MR. DON JONES, Contemporary Issues, American History, Student Council, MR. ROBERT KOTTKAMP, World History, Student Council, STANDING MR. EUGENE JAMES, World History, Geography, Missouri History, Sophomore Sponsor, MR. PHILIP SALIGA, American Problems, American History, MR. JOSEPH IVIARGRAFF, American History, Junior Sponsor. OGI L SGIE GE SEATED: MR. EVERETT ALBERTS, Psychology, Senior Sponsor, MRS. MARILYN LIROFF, World History, Sophomore Sponsor, MRS. DORIS BERGER, World History, Debate Club, STANDING: MR. ROBERT SCHAEFER, Sociology, Key Club, MR. PAUL CRADER, World History, Sophomore Sponsor, MR. ARTHUR CARLE, World History, Sophomore Sponsor, MR. HERBERT BLUE, World History, Sophomore Sponsor. GREECE l 'v' 1 fi l9' V1 -l E GLIH English is the universal language of mankind. At Lind- bergh the fundamentals of this language are not the only phase of the curriculum. Both the sophomore and junior classes study six books a year. In all sophomore classes, students are assigned an autobiography. For the first time in the junior Eng- lish classes the Bible was studied as a literary work. Other juniors participated in the team-teach- 55. ,ab ing program which consists of lectures, discussions, and inde- pendent studies on phases of American Literature. In senior classes compositions and term ' papers are required to help the student prepare for later years in college. X l V7 QA-if 'L' 4 MRS. VETA TAKACI-I, English IV, Senior Sponsorg MRS. LINDA WEII-IL, English IV, Senior Spon- sorg MISS MARY ELLEN YANKOFF, English IV, Senior Sponsorg MR. RICHARD THOMPSON, English Literature and Composition, English IV, Senior Sponsor. 22 DEPARTME T MRS. LOIS LILLEY, English Independent Studies Office, Junior Class Sponsorg MR. WILLIAM ELKINS, English III, Athletic Councilg MR. JAMES CONWAY, English III, FTAg MISS VICKI SPARLING, English III, Junior Class Sponsor. MRS. ETI-IEL HALL, English III, Senior Sponsorg MR. LEONARD I-IUSS, English Illg MRS. LOIE RIEHL, English III, journalism, PILOT, Quill and Scroll. FEW w A 53 Bl hhunn - Q f.:xli,,, 'U A 23 MISS LAURELI. MAYS, English II, FTA, MRS. KATHY CORMACK, English II, III, MRS. VIRGINIA TOPPING, English II, Sophomore Class Sponsorg MRS. JANICE SCULLIN, English II, Sophomore Class Sponsor. E GLIH A ,ylflfldillflflfflfg 3 Q5 MISS NANCY BRAY, English II, SPIRIT, MR. LARRY KRAFT, English II, Debate Clubg MISS ,TANICE STEPHENS, English II, Sophomore Class Sponsorg MR. WAYNE PIKE, English II. 24 The many different types of business classes offer a background for those stu- dents who are interested in entering the business world. The variety of skills taught provide the basic training and practice for all phases of business. Most students find these courses bene- ficial for future business success. MR. LAWRENCE CULP, Bookkeeping, General Businessg MR. JEFF GRAVES, Business Law, Marketing and Sales, Mar- keting and Merchandising, Senior Class Sponsorg MISS JANE MILLER, Short- hand, Typing I, II, School Storeg MISS KAREL FIN- LEY, Typing I, II, Business Law. QI7' avi 4-r-' C3 'Uk MR. JAMES KYSAR, Typing I, II5 MRS. MARY WALLACE, Office Machines Clerical Practice, FBLA3 MR. WILLIAM LEONARD, Secretarial Practice Typ ing I. BU I ESS ml-5.2m 'Q gy 2 This year LHS began a new computer course for all science and math teachers. The program is another step toward broadening the scope of educational efforts, or in the View of Supt. Noah Gray, an experiment in the application of technology in teaching. Two computer systems are being used in this experiment, one at Middle School and one here at the Senior High. There are seventeen par- ticipating teachers of math and science who received special txain- ing in the use of the computer terminals. At the end of this school year each teacher was asked to evaluate the system. Perhaps we will find that computers can be used in the teaching of reading, arithmetic, languages, and fine arts as well as science and higher mathematics. Only time and ex- perience will tell, asserts Supt. Gray. l F, if at-A ef-A L g STANDING: MR. JOHN CREWS, Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Senior Spon- sor, MR. HERMAN I-IAEGER, Plane Trigonometry, Math Analysis, Head Senior Sponsor, MRS. RUTH MOORE, Algebra II, Plane and Solid Geometry, junior Sponsor, MR. I. HAROLD VAUGHN, Algebra I, II, Chess Club. MATHE ATICS MR. TONY LEMA, Plane Geometry, MR. DONALD EDWARDS, Algebra I, Plane and Solid Geometry, NIISS CAROL DUCHEK, Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Sophomore Sponsor, MR. HAROLD HORSLEY, Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Debate Club, MR. EARL LISCHER, Plane Geometry. Q? 1 9 -l . x14 t. ti 2 Ph 12. it 5 In-f MISS ERMA BARKER, Biology, Natural Science, Biology Club, MISS SALLY TAYLOR, Biology Biology Club, MR. GEORGE SNHTI-I, Natural Science,,Biology, Biology Club, MR. HAROLD POURCHOT, Natural Science. ATURAL CIE CE The science courses offer a variety of backgrounds experimentation. The laboratory work promotes a in the field of science. Many areas are studied to better understanding of the material being taught promote a better understanding of scientific prin- and stresses the ability of the student to learn about ciples. In this type of class, laboratory investigations careful observation and procedures, which are are designed to establish a relationship between the essential for further study in the scientific field. actual material learned in the textbook and student MR. LOUIS LUNTE, Biology, Advanced Biologyg MR. ROBERT MERRYMAN, Chemistry, Chemistry Club, MR. EARL LISCHER, Physics, Physics Clubg MR. DON SMITH, Chemistry, Biology. '-'ik-N., 1 'PEECH MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON, Drama, Speech I, II, Variety Show, junior Play, Masque Club, Thespian Society, MISS MARY GOTTING, Speech I, II, Variety Show, Thespian Society. 5 iii? In speech class students learn to express their ideas clearly by giving speeches to entertain, inform, per- suade and stimulate audiences. Group discussions and debates are included as part of the course. In con- nection with Speech is Drama. Students present cuttings of plays and also learn the history of the theater. MR. RoBERT REEP, A Cappella Choir, Chorus, Music Appreci- MR. LOWELL BRUNNER, Band I, II, Stage Band, MR. ROBERT TOBLER, LHS Dis ation- trict Instrumental Music Director, MR. PAUL CORRELL, Orchestra. , C... l The music department offers a variety of activities to students. A Cappella and Chorus classes teach fundamentals in group singing. The band and orchestra help students perfect their instrument playing and learn to blend with a group. Famous com- posers are studied as well as various forms of music. Throughout the year, the choral and the instrumental groups have concerts to display the progress of the students. Fl E ART MRS. VELMA BERGEN, Art II, III, Art Clubg MR. JACK I-IARP, Crafts I, Creative Crafts Club, MRS. EVELYN LANCASTER, Art I, II, Art Club, MR. JERRY HARP, Crafts I, II, Creative Crafts Club. Creativity is an important el- ement in the fine arts classes which help students excel in areas that interest them the most. Under the guidance of their teacher, many talents are developed and new tal- ents created. The opportunity of advancement to higher levels is present in several classes. D0 E TIC ART This year the home economics department added half-year courses in Food and Clothing. The Clothing classes were encouraged in their sewing by having their work displayed in the showcases. Themes for the cases were developed by the girls themselves. Throughout the year classes were visited by representatives from various food companies. These experiences enabled the girls to gain a better understanding of homemaking. MISS BEVERLY BARKER, Basic Home Economics, Home Economics III, Home Economics Club, MRS. HOPE LORCH, Clothing I, II, Senior Homemaking, Home Economics Club, MRS. MARILYN GUY, Clothing I, Food I, II, Twirling. 'FUI li ID LAI Q4 ii' s LIBRARY TAFF There are many new additions to the library staff this year. Assistants have come from nearby colleges to help with the audio visual materials and clerical work. A new Xerox machine was added for the use of both students and faculty. MRS. VIRGINIA IMPEY, MRS. JERRI KING, MISS NANCY WEBB, MR. DONALD HURT. GUIDANCE COUN ELOR For the benefit of LHS students there are guidance counselors to help them plan their schedules, figure credits and select colleges. A new instrument found in the office this year is the College Enuance Viewdeck, which allows students to find information about the college they wish to attend. -rf f- irm.. I .W g Q- .E.c 'N' MRS. EDNA WRIGHT, Guidance, National Honor Society, MISS RITA HEBERER, Guidance, Foreign Ex- change Studentsg MR. ROBERT O'LOUGl-ILIN, Guidance, National Honor Society, MR. JAMES MOORE, Guidance, MRS. LUCILLE ALLEN, Guidanceg MISS MARY CHAPMAN, Counselor Intern. 30 I DUSTRIAL ARTS Two new courses, graphic arts and power mechanics, became a part of the Industrial Arts Department. Facilities added were an overhead projector, a print machine a drill press, and a radial arm saw. MR. WARREN HEN- LON, Applied Elec- tricity, Introduction to Electronics, In- dustrial Arts Club, MR. CLEMENS GRUDEN, Graphic Arts, General Metals, Camera Club, MR. MARVIN REID, Draft - ing, Mechanical Draw ing, Architectural Drawing, JETS: MR. BILL MCKEE, General Shop, Industrial Arts Club, MR. WALTER WESTRUP, Power Mechanics, junior Class Sponsor, MR. CURTIS MEEKS Woodworking, Draft- ing, Audio Visual Repair. DRIVER 7 EDUCATIO I can't wait 'til I get my license! However, learning to drive involves being responsible and knowing safety of the road. Through simulation driving, begun during the first semester, the students are given a series of instructional films to drive through which correspond to actual driving situations Students' mistakes are electronically recorded by a computer. MR. TIM YOUNG, Drivers' Education, Football, Baseball, Safety Club, MR. RALPH BROOKS Drivers Education Safety Club, MR. JAKE NORTON, Drivers' Education, Football. 030 'Q AX FOREIGN LANGUAGE .-I A .V 1.7. F, .v'..,' IJ. MR. JAMES SKROBACKI, Latin I, II, Latin Club, MR. ROBERT BIVENS, German I, II, III, German Club, MR. GEORGE KREMENESKY, Russian I, II, III, Russian Club, Tennis, Athletic Council, DR. KIAUS KOI-IRING, German I, II, III, Exchange Teacher. mzfanau CI? -. I ,-. Sf .- lug xx fi- SEATED: MRS. MARIANNE GLEICI-I, French I, II, French Club, MRS. LOUISE RASMUSSEN, Spanish I, II, Spanish Club. STANDING: MRS. MARY ELLEN SCULLY, Spanish I, SPIRIT, MR. EMETERIO SANCI-IEZ, Spanish III, IV, Spanish Club, MRS. ELAINE WEIMANN, French III, IV, French Club. 32 This year LI-IS added a little bit of Cuba to the senior high teaching staff with a new Spanish teacher, Mr. Emeterio Sanchez. Before coming to America, Mr. Sanchez practiced law in Cuba. In September Dr. Klaus I-I. Kiihring joined the Lindbergh staff. Herr Kohring was awarded his doctor's de- gree for research in Anglo- Arnerican literature and history. .mu TU Y- .- L MISS MELANIE DEPORTER, Physical Education, GAA, MRS. RUTH LANEMAN, Physical Education, Pep Club, Cheerleading Adviser, MISS BARBARA YOUNG, Physical Education, Field Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball. PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Added to the girls' gym curriculum this year were table tennis, badminton shuffleboard, senior life-saving, ad- vanced synchronized and competitive swimming. Guides to these and other courses were compiled by the gym teachers. Equipment and a new sport have been added to the boys' gym program. Golf techniques and proper use of the equipment are now taught, while in gymnastics new horizontal bars and rings allowed for more individual accomplishments. ROW 1: MR. RON ALLEN, Health, Physical Education, Football, Wrestling, MR. LOU LORCH, Driver's Education, Physical Education, Basketball, Cross Country. ROW 2: MR. ROBERT I-IERD, Physical Education, Lettermen's Club, Track, Wrestling, MR. TONY LEMA, Plane Geometry, Physical Education, Football, Golf, MR. ALOIS JAWORSKI, Physical Education, Basketball, Track, MR. RICHARD DELL, Physical Education, Water Polo, Swimming. p- . 1' 1,15 ' 1.5 . x.. gf ,. 1 I , ,os wx, LJ 1 'IS ' 1 S11 ,I ' 11 S x ix . Security Officer, Mr. Edwin Schneider TAPF AID .4 i 9 Mrs. G. Roach, R.N. 1 Q7 1' C7 59 . - g, ' I I S ... Secretarial Staff, STANDING: Mrs. Marge Moehl, Mrs. Louise Mar- lotte, Mrs. Jackie Love, Mrs. Georgia Gregory, Nlrs. Merle Schuette. SEATED: Mrs. Dorothy Laacke. Cooking Staff: STANDING: D. Piskos, E. Whaley, B. Schuh, L. Beck, J. Yates. SBATED: F. Tombridge H. Steiger, T. I-leuter, E. johnson, L. Headley, I-I. Becker. 'Y 01: A bv E' - . A iw- .4g. , ul 4. 7 - , T T 1 X1 lf' 6 ,fix .Z Custodial Staff: STANDING: A. Huggins, H. Sher- rill, M. Jacobs. SEATED: V. Heinlein, L. Boyd, R. Whaley, H. Starmann. YI Mir .f,' . ll, C' Y, A Mr. Alfred Pooler, Principal Intern. l , as Guidance Secretarial Staff: L. to R.: Mrs. Juanita West, Mrs. Ethel Goodrich. A I ,.,,- QP Cooking Staff, A ii Q ' STANDING: E. 'ff' , ' Bialik, D. Meyer, M. v 5,4 'l Koch, L. Boswell, E. f f Stewart, C. Alberts. V 1 SEATED: J. Kern, C. ' Overmann, G. Theiss, 1 F. Quinn, A. Boswell. 9, ' l r .N I , . 5 X .1-9 H 1 . n -I X I x 4 A . .3 ' x my - I f I I 'I , T' fl. N 1 54 gg, gg - K ' 1 -ei P .Y 4 A I 5 v eff A ' V f, 'M II. ' ' I 9 I L , fi .14 .234 F CULTY Hoof' Mr. Weldon Cox, Social Studies Project Coordinator. Mrs. Peggy Bilasko, English IV. ff xx fi dgw Professor Bodkin K. Commodius makes his mark. Pl GY a B ,if 1 I J M g 'K A M11 CLASS S Although students always remain individuals, as members of LHS organizations and teams, they learn to work with others as one to make a unified group. Spirit comes alive as students participate in activi- ties dealing with academic abilities, sportsmanship, student government, and the creative arts. These pursuits have as their purpose the betterment of Lind- bergh's students and curriculum. .JS X Decorations spring up for GAA's St. Pat's Dance. Senior Sue Locke addresses proud Honor Society members and their parents. 39 The choir is about to come to order. .J . 1 i I AQ All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players . . . , that is, for the members of the drama club. The introductory Tea marked the beginning of ac- tivities this year and was fol- lowed by a series of activities including: the One-Act Plays, Sophomore Workshop, Variety Show Skit, Spirit Week Melo- dramas and Contest Work. Thompson and Miss Gotting, members may join the Na- tional Thespian Society by earning a number of points in Drama Club work. This year, the Drama C1ub's an- nual spring banquet was en- titled Cabaret. At this banquet the Masque presented its own Academy Awards to the best actors and actresses for the year. Under the sponsorship of Mrs, 0 1 Show business sLu'e isn't what it's cracked up to be. '7 .ROW 1: G. Kenner, S. Pfiffner, I. Menown, L. Rieser, B. Brischetto. ROW 2: K. l-laack, T. Wenzel, K. Newberry, K. O'Reil1y. ROW 3: C. Russo, L. Fugate, D. Carr, M. Springett. ROW 4: H. Meyer, S. Siefert, R. Overmann, L. Siefert, S. Shepherd. ROW 5: S. Goetsch, T. Theodore, J. Shawcross, W. Meyer, 1. Furst. 40 ROW 1: C. Roscoe, program director, S. Locke, secretary, P. Bacon, president, P. Thompson, parliamentariang D. Messmer, treasurer. ROW 2: P. Brotherton, L. Nich- ols, C. Mouser, M. Cole. ROW 3: H. Blair, M. Vogt, E. Cvansner. ROW 4: D. Wal- ther, K. Dressel, C. Hoelscher. THE PIA S All right, make up your mind. It's either them or m 41 P1ease! Don't hit me! l x r 5 w f tw SILATED: S. Scxtro, H. Athanasakos, literary editor, j. Lodes, P. Head. STANDING: C. Pallo- zola, j. Evans, Mrs. Scully, sponsor, 1. Ryan. SPIRIT STAFF IS, staying after school to work and having the soda machine break down, Linda Weber counting, counting, and counting, jill's radio going full blast while you're trying to think, the typewriter ribbon that keeps breaking, being surprised with a Valentine's party supplied by Chef Schmeimeier, Miss Bray's constant reminder, Busy Hands are Happy Hands, the use of the Spirit room for Mis. Scully's detention quarters for her rowdy eighth graders, Saturday work sessions and not finding the meet- ing place, Kitty Sommer receiving a letter in track for running down the coaches, Linda Reller pleading with the teachers to smile . . . just for a minute, realizing that not all staff members can alphabetize, and Literary section capturing a caption, losing the copy, and being erased! ! SEATED: L. Sims, L. Rahing, classes editor, C. Hill, 1. Bialik, K, Sommer, sports editor STANDING: J, Schmiemeier, editor, C, Carlisle, T. Mueller, M, I-leger, P, Conrad, f as , 'Q- . 'f!L.,'Fg Pl' I 0 , If Ai? gg 42 ,GS SPIRIT SEATED: M. Snow, L. Gerber, C. Rinke. STANDING: Miss Bray, sponsorg J. I-Iasselfield, S. Sextro, C. Becker, M. Brosius, L. Weber, business manager. , , K .1 f -f 1 A -. . A I 4 I I 2 lg v An apple a day keeps an editor's problems away. SEATED: S, Schweitzer, P. LaGarce, activities editor, Y, Romero, STANDING: L, Berri, J, Patterson, N, Launch, S, Burruss, C. Russo, missing, Linda Reller, administration and social editor. ,A l 13' A 1I? 'l' SEATED: C. Irwin, managing editor, I. Vogel, news editor, STANDING: L. Amen, copy ed- itor, S. Goetsch, editor-in-chief, P. Bacon, feature editor, G. Schillinger, sports editor, R. Bulle, editorial editor. It's a madhouseg it's a brawl! No, it's room 54 nearing deadline time. With the aid of Mrs. Riehl, PILOT sponsor, a staff of forty members, eight editors, and four photographers put out Lindbergh's student newspaper. The '67-'68 editions of The PILOT were headed by Steve Goetsch, Editor-in- Chief. Assisting him were editors, Ioan Vogel, Ralph Bulle, Pat Bacon, and Gail Schillinger. The PILOT, which has been in publication for fourteen ix years, was published in '51 and '52 under the name of the GRIFFINETTE. Now in their sixteenth year of printing, the PILOT averages SOO copies sold Der edition. Mrs. Riehl proofs a PILOT SEATED: D. Pelant, E. Donnan, M. Signaigo, G. Holtgrewe, L. King. STANDING: D. Monrotus, E. Gansner, P. Conrad, C. I-larter, I. O'Keefe, I-I. Amado, I. Trompeter, M. Hunter, K. Schoen- beck. Q. 'vi Q . Q4 , J . X 5 X l ,f -tw.. - l I 'JL' 2 . if Steve Goetsch su ervises sell- P ing of Pilot. FR PILOT E ,Y 1, fs A D ,AH D' so A.. ls. Another hamburger night- -with- out the hamburgers. f , I f f ' X ii ff ASSISTANT EDITORS: SEATED: B. Dunnegan, sportsg S. Threlkeld, news. STANDING: L. jesse, managingg D. Walther, fE2.Ull'Ej D. Calandro, editorialg Mrs. Riehl, sponsor. X17 3X Y . Ji? N if i The Student Council--a learning experience in democracy and good citizenship, sharing in the de- velopment of school activities, an opportunity for student participation in school policies, a repre- sentative of the opinions and desires of the student body in high school activities, and a promoter of Girls can communi- cate in any language. better understanding between faculty and the stu- dents. During the 1968 term, the Council presented the annual Snow Queen Dance, A Crystal Evening, the rebel rousing Spirit Week, assemblies, and nu- merous other activities. The Student Council also brought to Lindbergh a first, the juke box. ROW 1: H. Armado, treasurer, D. Muegge, M. Sabo, L. Jacobs, vice-president, R. I-lartig, T. Winter, E. Ward, T. Poelling, parliamentarian. ROW 2: S. Shepard, D. Humphries, I. Os- borne, B. Bernard, S. Morrow, P. Beech, V. Avey, N. Tippee, B. Schaefer, N. Luttrell, presi- dent. ROW 3: L. Gerber, corresponding secretary, C. Becker, L. McKenna, S. Goodwin, S. Wat- son, recording secretary, B. Bess, J. McClanahan, M. Anagnos,, M. Kralik. T DE T COUNCIL ...A A X Mr. Jones, Student Council sponsor, and Sally Watson, Spirit Week Chairman, sell Carnival tickets. Sold . . . To the lady in the yellow hat! ef we , Sue floats along . S.C. members man the Heart-o-gram Station for a busy Valentine's Day. 1-iii! V-..,,,5 lv -van' . - l ,lv .C . in ,'.., -- -'3'-wkffv- . 1g H -' lg: w like 72 -4 .,L,F5fz' R slit no A Kink -f fy, gm mlfflf 1 ROW 1: J. Larsen, C. I-Iarter, K. Kinsella, C. Ward, C. Cochran, A. Bartek, D. Smith, K. Colter, D. McGrath, L. Jacobs, S. C-oetsch, D. Lenz, I. Richmond. ROW 2: D. Lee, L. Neely, S. Schwamle, J. Erba, L. Stephens, D. Ochsner, J. Stewart, L. Schmid, F. Outman, T. Reppell. ROW 3: G. Micheels, S. Bewig, C. Newman, R. Dawson, B. Moon, L. Brown, D. Bailey, R. Barth, W. Lichliter, E. Hutson, C. Schoenfeld, W. Lichliter, D. Tolentino, J. Stephens, R- Lapin, G- KOTHIC, l- RObeI CSOU- Under the direction of Mr. Brunner the LHS Concert Band helns instill the members with a better appreciation of classical music, while the Stage Band, directed by Mr. Tobler, deals with jazz. Both bands, among other activities, performed at concerts and PTA programs during the school year. CONCERT u BA ROW 1: K. Wehmueller, B. Micheels, K. Coleman, P. Mundy, D. Webb, C. Fagyal, K. Dressel, A. Grisham, S. Caruthers, K. Beiger, P. Mueller, D. Catalano, C. Sloan, T. Bishop. ROW 2: I. Shawcross, J. Buchanan, C. Hoelscher, S. Dorenkamp, B. Long, J. Mausch, M. Mitchell, R. Lyons, G. Smith, K. Nash, I. Schultz, M. Brunette, B. Rakerd. ROW 3: T. Ficocelli, G. Wynnemer, R. Baumann, B. Over- mann, M. Dreyer, S. Baxter, I. Goetsch, B. Fox, C. Duemler, I. Flowers, D. Hurt. I ROW 1: j. Douglas, C. Duemler, J. Flowers, J. Shawcross, B. Long, J. Goetsch, B. Fox. ROW 2: R. Lapin, J. Stephens, M. Brunette, J. Richmond, D. Lenz, L. Jacobs, S. C-oetsch, D. McGrath. ROW 3: T. Ficocelli, D. Smith, G. Micheels, C. Newman, R. Dawson, T. Reppell, J. Stewart, L. Schmid. TAGE BA D Double your pleasure, double your fun. ji'-' , mi ,qvfzpalfaadgl 49 A CAPPELLA U The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. Reep, provides an opportunity for talented young people to sing in a school spon- sored group. This year a small mixed group performed in costume at both the PTA and school Christmas assemblies. As in the past, soloists and ensembles took part in the music festival at Washington University, and the entire choir participated in the Clayton Music Festival. The final big event was participating with the combined choirs from grades six thru twelve in the May concert. B. Fauser, N. Bielski, I. Bielski, P. Strube. Q - - A A Q - A - ,, l ROW 1 : L. Thompson, K. I-larris, D. Davis, P. Mayberry, B. Starfelt, R. Sturm, B. Fauser, R. Maxwell, T. Goff, V. Pryor, J. Green, B. McClain. ROW 2: G. Metz, P. Hill, j. Kinslow, S. Gibson, P.Thompson, H. Athanasakos, P. Dostal, B. Barney, P. Beech, T. Crancer, G. Malan. ROW 3: D. Lynn, M. Brunnette, S. Goodwin, S. Michael, M. Mclntrye, J. Bell, L. Bowling, B. Frederick, S. Shepard, L. Schleh, F. Bielski, C. Bartek, D.Weber, D. Brunning ROW 4: R. Fields, G. Dickson, B. Sapio, J. Romanus, B. Donnelly, N. Bielski, B. Wasser, T. Dunn, T. Williams, P. Ringstrom, D. Lee, L. Evitts, L. Scheitlin, J. Harness, R. Ottinger. R F1eldS P Rmgstrom S Shepard,H Athanasakos, V Pryor I Green R Sturm, R Maxwell. M. McIntyre P. Hill L. Flowers L. Schleh S. Michael V. Pryor ROW 1: S. Caruthers, Y. Romero, B. Bess. S. Belasco, C. Morioka, K. Brady, K. Garrison, P. Watkins, D. Pelant, S. Evertz, J. Horton, P. LaGarce, J. Schmiemeier, S. Boeker, P. Wanner, P. Nothum, M. Brosius, P. Conrad, Mr. O'Loughlin. ROW 2: L. Berri, N. Launch, 1. Larsen, K. Wehmueller, P. Harles, L. Rahing, D. Humphries, L. McKenna, D. Anagnos, J. Boyd, H. Blair, K. Kovacs, S. Locke, P. Close, K. Dressel, K. Ameling, L. McFadden, T. Bourgeois. ROW 3: 1. Stephens, M. Mitchell, B. Micheels, L. Amen, L. Gerber, K. Wolfe, C. Mazar, C. Taylor, W. Sheffler, C. Pollvogt, J. Patterson, L. Krai, P. Thompson. L. Bowling, K. Sommer, J. Bielski, D. Kawanishi, president, D. Bizer, 1. Sickendick, S. Kellogg. ROW 4: G. VonGlinow, G. Stolz, R. Hurst, C. Webster, B. Bronczyk, J. Shawcross, K. Catlow, R. Nekula, D. Schweighoefer, T. Hentchel, D. Conant, M. Meyer, R. Shepherd, J. Cook, B. Yard, G. Heuser, S. Goetsch, D. Hawkins, R. Mawdsley, S. Schenk. Vice President Dave Kawa- nishi helps initiate new members. I. Schuette, J. O'Keefe, M. Cloninger, S. Watson, C. Handel, K. Ferrette, 1. Vagedes, D. Lind- quist, J. Haupt, S. Howard, J. Lodes, S. Slaton, D. Churovich, I. Bergen, P. Taylor, L. Hummel- sheim, D. Lemmons, P. Mundy, Mrs. Wright, sponsor. ROW 2: K. Klueter, J. Bialik, D. Johnson, M. McKoy, C. Jones, V. Avey, N. Morrow, M. Tanaka, G. Vaucher, C. Rinke, P. Strube, D. Walthers, G. Kenner, V. Stum, D. Lively, L. Mertz, I. Evans, K. McNeill. ROW 3: B. Iuenger, G. Caruthers, N. Grisham, C. Conner, D. Sheldon, K. Georges, L. Kolb, D. Turner, B. Juenger, B. Seiler, K. Sinko, C. Hawkins, R. Holmes, H. Amado, T. Zwick, D. jubel, K. Silber, S. Funk- hauser, K. Mitter. ROW 4: B. Rakerd, G. Divers, B. Kropp, M. Mannes, N. Bielski, D. Linde- mann, D. Muegge, T. Kieffer, H. Haupt, C. Harter, M. Steidemann,D. Rinne, I. Behn, E. South- ards, R. Smith, J. Mathes, J. Reiss, E. Gansner, E. Ward, S. Threlkeld, M. Haas. Q-' .f :viz J' . .15 CP' ul, il ' 'Q i if. 1 1' I . :' TQ: u 1 - ., ja Q K ' 1 n C I -v , 1-.T QM Q ILLA SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is a na- tional journalistic honor society for those students who contributed extensively toward the publication of the PILOT and of the SPIRIT. To qualify for membership, one must be nominated by the sponsor of the publication, and be approved by the present members. Installa- tion of new members is in May. Achievement 68 was Quill and Scroll's collection of outstanding literary works from the Lindbergh student body. l N , cab if ROW 1: L. Rahing, K. Sommer, H. Athanasakos, J O'Keefe, D Pelant, M Brosius, P LaGarce, J Schrniemeier. ROW 2: B. Dunnegan, L jesse, S Threlkeld, D Walther, D Calandro, L Reller, C I-Iarter, K. Irwin. 'L v TJ . A 1 w. -- L-an -.gh W , xi! I A - 4,5 '.4' . 1 .0 SEATED: M. Hunter, J. Kinslow, K. Grothman. STANDING: Mrs. Lancaster, sponsor, M. Ken- nedy, S. Slaten, I. Seguin, During the school year the Art and Craft Club members have the opportu- nity to explore many craft media. Sculpture, pottery, and collage making are among the most popular. Other activities included the arran ement of dis la s S P V throughout the school build- ing and the contribution of a booth at the Spirit Week Carnival. S. Shepard, D. Sebec, Mrs. Bergen, sponsor. ART SEATED: N. Launch, L. Gaume, P. Mousette, S. Evertz. STANDING: Mr. Harp, sponsor, J. Horton, S. Busher, B. Yount, K. Jansen, M. Glass, Mr. Harp, sponsor. P I fi.. 3 lx xi b - 'Wi 1 I A 7. x . P' it - 1. I .- Q. I -lil' I. ,,,,...4IlQv-- D r' CRAFT 1' 'e-'H ,m.:.1lI SPAIN n -Eff! iles H 4 vi E l' ' ' SEATED: R. Headley, secretary, M. Cloninger, president, K. Coleman, vice-president, J. Minarilc, treasurer. ROW 1: L. Lanzarotti, K. McNeill, B. Fernandez, N. Cassady, T. Bishop, J. Hoppe, J. Blair. ROW 2: Mr. Sanchez- sponsor, B. McGee, K. Mitter, K. Wolfe, L. Siefert, Mrs. Rasmussen, sponsor. PA I H CLUB This year's Spanish Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Rasmussen and Mr. Sanchez, encotuaged its members to take an active interest in Spain and its customs. The club took part in the annual Continental Break- fast and sponsored a booth at the Spirit Week Carnival. 'aff Spanish customs come to life in the club's Christ- mas Festivities. 56 ' l 1 kV,rilbTYPbI SEATED: Mr. Kremenesky, sponsorg V. Stum, E. Ward. STANDING D Daum M Steldemann K Demange, O Borelli, S. Bieloki, I. Campbell, G. Smith, C. Grasso. This year the Russian Club, under the direction of Mr. Kremenesky, had as its goal the obtainment of as much knowledge of the language and customs of Russia as pos- sible. They viewed slides, held their annual Russian Club banquet, sponsored a booth in the Spirit Week Carnival, and held educational discussions on all aspects of Russian culture. i !v'm ,,,,,-1 57 . sf n S ' . Tlfx l . . '. . - - , ' DCE -K-V 'wh 'blah , -'gr S 'i if SEATED: Mrs. Gleich, sponsor, J. Patterson, K. Sommer, president, W. Sheffler, Miss Weimann, sponsor. STANDING: K. Wehmueller, M. Gaal, K. Wolfe, P. Ferleman, M. Graham, M. I-Iunter, K. Garrison, M. Price. B. Gray, B. Ameling, D. Lemmons, D. Catalano, D. Witbrodt, B. Seiler. FRENCH CL B Under the guidance of Miss Weimann and Mrs. Gleich, the French Club encourages interest in the French language, culture, and customs through guest speakers, films, and a field trip to the Art Museum. Lt M7711 , ,N , -v ,4,':. L' W . .1' .472 .I Y 1 Cm- 7 Oh'L .: .f ' I I I ' E I F' 1:14 Y 1 J I ,nn , . P 'lllllll ill !ll French Club participates in Spirit Week activities: Carnival Buffet and Continental Breakfast. wi 2--.4 4+ 'i G8 SEATED: N. Launch, treasurer, R. Hill, Secretary, T. Mueller, vice -president, S. Kellogg, president. STANDING C. Carlisle, Mr. Bivens, sponsor, R. Mawdsley, L. Seifert, I-I. Athanasakos, M. Vogt, T. Martin, J. Reiss, I.. Bialik. LATIN CLUB The main purpose of Republica Romana, spon- sored by Mr. Skrobacki, is to learn about the culture, history, and government of the Roman empire. A Roman Banquet was held to acquaint students with Roman life while other activities, such as Spirit Day Carnival and Breakfast, were also given. 2' Left to Right: L. Jacobs K. Dressel E. Crecelius C. Raschke C. Cochran M. Brenner Mr. Skrobacki, sponsor. GERMAN CLUB The Deutschklub, sponsored by Mr. Bivens, tries to promote an understanding of the language and customs of the German people. This year the activ- ities included the annual Christmas party and the Spring Banquet. The members also participated in Spirit Week by planning and serving the Continen- tal Breakfast and sponsoring the Beer Garden at the carnival. X ECONOMICS mg'1fff V-1. SEATED: Treasurer, V. Walck, B. Lafata, K. Gearhart, C. Mouser, B. Yount, K. jansson. STANDING: J. Foerstel, K. Fojtik, B. Lorch, 1. Muegge, S. Staten, J. Os- borne, E. Flauaus, M. Graham, M. Kralik, M. Frank, D. Carr, M. Springett. HO 2 -- GLB The Future Homemaker's Club sponsored by Mrs. Lorch, Mrs. Guy, N and Miss Barker, is to further the Y girl's interest in cooking, sewing, , and child care. Throughout the year they have numerous projects including the Mother-Daughter Banquet, a visit to a children's home, and a presentation on flower I, arranging by Netties. v There's nothin' as lovin' as some- 'X XQ- thing from the oven . . . .-- ROW 1: J. Bogacki, P. Sabo, C. Bessinger, C. Fassel, J. Cardoza, K. Oecker, ROW 2: P. Lashley, I. Jag, M. Meyer, D. Chenoweth, M. Martin, S. Peterson, ROW 3: P. Wil ken, K. Long, S. Schaefer, J. Wilberg, L. Knopf, D. DeGuire. ' I I I l JET To encourage an interest in engineering the jets Club, sponsored by Mr. Reid, worked on projects, went on field , trips, and heard outside speakers. i Keep that ole' nose to the grindstone. K' ,os rv .. Left to right: K. Berkbigler, G. Stolz, R. Hrack, B. Brown, J. Foster, N. Bielsk, S. Benko, R. Stewart, L. Jacobs, B. Lutz, R. Davidson, Nh. Reid, sponsor. 61 1 x his! W-v I I A 7 SEATED: Mrs. Roach, sponsor, E. Koby1inski,secretaryg L. Bialik, president, M. Frank vice-president. ROW 2: B. Gray, G. Greenwald, E. Gudermuth, j. Wagner, J. Cardoza ROW 3: K. VonderAhe, S. Rumer, K. Schulz, B. Price. The pressure is really getting to me ! Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Roach, R.N., the Future Nurses Association .is a club which promotes an interest in nursing for high school girls. Among their activities are visiting hospitals, viewing medical films, and putting on demonstrations of first aid. -1 FBLA V Mrs. Wallace is sponsor of the Future Business Leaders of America, which is an organization for students interested in en- tering the business world. Through their field trips and discussions they learn more about the area they plan to pursue. 1 , FTA SEATED: J. Tiesmeyer. STANDING: Mrs. Wallace, sponsor, G. Talley, M. Hunter. The Future Teachers of America, under the direction of Mr. Conway and Miss Mays, help teachers by typing, filing, and grading papers. Their various activities include field trips to Missouri University and Washington University, teachers' rest camps, and the South County Symposium. 3 g,,?,,..- SEATED: D. Lindquist, C. Mouser, K. Gearhart, D. Walther, K. Fotjik. STANDING: Miss Mays, sponsor, P. Brune, T. Moore, K. Adams, Mr. Conway, sponsor, R. Headley, j. Comer, G. Pansell. 63 BIOLOGY CLUB NEWS 010 I --0. 0 I u QQ .. 'rx'- 'x ROW 1: B. Gray, vice-president, L. Weismiller, president. STANDING: Mr. Smith, sponsor, L. Seifert, J. Trompeter, B. Stewart, Miss Barker, sponsor. BIOLQGY CLB The General Biology Club, under the guidance of Miss Barker and Mr. Smith, is open to any stu- dent to provide projects and answer questions con- cerning biology. Films, discussions, speakers, and field trips supplement the regular meetings, which dealt primarily with can- cer research this year. Even guinea pigs need tender-loving care. CHEMI TRY CLUB With Mr. Merryman and Mr. Smith as sponsors, the Chemistry Club works to further an interest in chemistry. One of its main goals is to give students a chance to gain knowledge of the sub- ject and its opportunities. Along with lectures and discussions of various sub- jects dealing with chemistry, the club takes field trips and participates in group and individual experiments. S.: ROW 1: M. Cloninger, J. Bialik, J. Schuette, B. Briggs. ROW 2: M. Graham, D. Monrotus, E. Gansner, R. Lyons. ROW 3: R. Holmes, J. Mathes, S. Threlkeld, M. Murphy. ROW 4: M. Schnei der, K. Maise, M. Steidemann, I. Riess. ROW 5: C. I-Ioe1scher,Mr Smith. ROW 6: R. Hrack, R. Hoppe, Mr. Merryman. .V 64 t.L You dirty rat! Q- 4. ' SJ 95 ROW 1: L. Bcrri, M. Vogt, J. Bialik, B. Flauaus, M. Cloninger, secretary, J. Schuette, B. Briggs, D. Monrotus, 1. Muskopf. ROW 2: C. Kulage, C. I-Ioelscher, C. I-lollenbeck, E. Cansner, M. Murphy, R. Holmes, B. Endo. ROW 3: D. Rathert, S. Threlkeld, L. Johansen, president, D. Engledow, Mr. Luntc, sponsor, T. Ellis, R. Smith, R. Hill, P. Metzler, J. Behn. ADVANCED BIOLOGY PHYSICS The Advanced Biology Club, sponsored by Mr. Lunte, promotes a scientific attitude for further in- vestigation in the field of biology. The members held evening seminars and helped in the Science Fair with mailing. They also enjoyed campouts and field trips at various places of interest. The Physics Club, sponsored by Mr. Lis- cher, is open to students who desire to learn more about the principles of physics, ,and perform experiments that they otherwise wouldn't have time for. They also went on an informative field trip to Monsanto. R. Lyons, T. Ellis, T. I-lentchell, K. Berkbigler, D. Schiffman, B. Bronezyk, J. Foster, K. Maise, Mr Lischer, sponsor. T 52' b s ' ax .fix in ... y Y 2554 CHEl ' CLUB SEATED: Mr. Vaughn, R. Shepherd, Mr. E. Albers. STANDING: G. Heuser, C. Kramer, R. Heuchel, M. Comens, M. Flauaus, J. Cook, B. McGee, K. Lauck, M. Mattlage, D. Hawkins, D. Earhart. The Lindbergh Senior High School Chess Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. E. Albers and Mr. J. Vaughn, provides an opportunity for interested chess players to compete with other students. Students in- terested in learning the basic fundamentals of the game or improving previously acquired skills are en- couraged to participate. The Lindbergh Senior High School Store, under the direction of Miss Miller, offers a convenient location for thepurchase of necessary school supplies. This area in the student commons not only provides a basic training in managing a small business, but it also teaches selling policies. This year's store, under the management of Peggy Ragsdale and Andy Bartek, C H Q Q L T 0 R E opened a Country Candy Store at the Carnival. They donated their year's profits to the Foreign Exchange Fund. . 'ld yy -+4355 - 'nl L A l A+ ROW 1: C. Count, J. Gergs, C. Anderson, P. Ragsdale Bartek, D. Lynn, B. Waser. 68 R x k .I'f'Y A -r K , D. Laningham, M. Price. ROW 2: M. Price, A. nf'-. l rv-ri' M - F if 'T F1 ROW 1: J. Boever, T. Cox, R. Engle, L. Krause, B. Dunnegan, D. Schweighoefer, D. Bourisaw, G. Poeling, R. Nekula, A. Collins. ROW 2: R. Hartig, J. Cole, L. Yates, B. Tippee, M. Meyer, D. Schuh, R. Rieser, K. Ruga, T. Operle, J. Howell, D. Bizer. ROW 3: S. Kreps, K. Faerber, S. Schenk, A. Lewis, T. Bedford, I. Hladnick, C. Degener, J. Harper, R. Mawdsley, D. Aubuchon, Mr. Herd, sponsor. LETTERMA ,S CLUB The Lettermen's Club is designed for boys who Throughout the year the club held fun nights. On have received a varsity letter. The members of this these nights the members were permitted to use the club promote good sportsmanship and set a code of gym facilities. It was on these nights that their new conduct, with the hopes that the student body will members were installed. The club sponsored a car follow their example. Ivlr. Herd and Mr. Reed spon- banging booth at the carnival, and at the end of the sor this organization which performs such services as year they held their annual club picnic. ushering at assemblies and at athletic tournaments. ,fini 1-.xx .. ROW 1: G. Schreiter, N. Lopinot, B. Orandas, R. Fields, K. Bosso, R. DouBrava, C. Wisbrock, B. Kropp, B. Amelung, ROW 2: H. Haupt, G. Divers, B. Barbos, S. Mitchler, G. Frimel, L. Marshall, B. Ackelmire, K. Colter. ROW 3: J. Hartig, D. Dietrich, G. Carlstrom, G. Fish, E. Ward, J. Amelung, C. Harter, C. Amen. 69 'x - ' 1 I I If :ff-1 iq ! I l I 3 ' I Ulls-All ROXX' 1: j. Bielski, Ii. Georges, P. Ruther, J. DeWald, L. Gerber, S. Nackenhorst, N. Tippee, C. Carlisle. ROW 2: B. Ross, B. Flauaus, K. McCrain, M. Heaven, B. juenger, M. Holtgrieve, B. juenger. ROW 3: J. Osborne, T. Willie, S. Goodwin, M. Rott, D. Hill, S. Bowers, C. Mazar, A. McAvity, L. l-Iummelshiem, P. Polster, M. Peter- son, Ii. Neitze rt. f Miss DePorter, GAA sponsor, chaperoning at the St. Pat's Dance. The Girls' Athletic Association, with Miss DePorter and Miss Taylor as sponsors, is an organization which enables students to participate in extra-curricular sports and to provide an outlet for the P.E. program. One of the main purposes is to maintain good sports- manship. This year's members participated in tennis, basketball, and volleyball tournaments. They also sponsored the annual St. Pat's Dance, which honors one of the male faculty members. Putting the decorations together kept members busy before the dance. -qi- 4-rf' ix 4? PEP CL B LHS fans exhibit their exuberant spirit. With the help of sponsors, Mrs. Laneman and Miss Duchek, the Lindbergh High Pep Club has strengthened school spirit in all activities, as well as in sports. The events on its calendar this year ranged from the annual Sport's Queen Dance, Checkmate, to the Pie Eating Contest at the Carnival in Spirit Week. ROW 1: J. Schmiemeier, K. Kovacs, J. Horton, N. Morrow, T. Crancer, V. Avey, B. Flauaus, D. Gerber. ROW 2: j. Osbome, P. Ruther, L. Rahing, S. Goodwin, B. juenger, B. Juenger, P. LaGarce. ROW 3: B. Nackenhorst, M. Rott, L. Kohl, D. Sheldon, D. Hill, S. Nackenhorst, j. Lodes, D. Anagnos, P. Hartles, S. Bowers, A. McAvity, C. Carlisle, L. McKenna, L. Weber. 71 Musuiz Are you sure it's not EVER-E DI G LH ACTIVITIE A11 booked up again! 1-Xa 4 fi P. , 's G al ' I N ff 'die i., E! .4 A :g DP- z V ' Points should be given just for fllling out this activity sheet! it E5 spelled with just one G? 76 trornbones minus 74. , ......4q I sure wish they'd pay their electricity bill Lindbergh voices rise in song to Mr. Reep's direction. ?-45?-f'.af . . if b, . . fl.-nv: ., ff. A - 73 6 vf NX, R-Efg X IDI: sl- ' Wo i R ', Tir LN -5 3 ilnx , '4 :E 7 I Q. f F. . I -fx. , ,,,-. ,Iv ,vu , , . 'f-Sw . 1 , 1 . in 4,2 - 3 , 'G' an 4 if ' V- .D L- Q-fIf4-'Suki . W , ..v ,-- .. - . 1-342 xg-.l. 7'24'Q . -1- f., . . p I . ' 5'....,-. ...J ' - A ' ' 4- 1 3.tf ns of v .. A A. ,Q .,.- .-v' 'O - V 4 Q as .Q 0- W P R 1 w O T I SPIRIT IS . . . being on the football field freez- ing, and seeing the entire stands packed with fans wrapped in blanketsg SPIRIT IS . . . thinking you can't run any more and hearing the crowds urging you ong SPIRIT IS . . . having the cramp in your leg hurt so badly you can't swim any more, and hearing and seeing the amciety of your audienceg SPIRIT IS . . . thinking that starving to get down to your weight class isn't worth it, and being coaxed on by your classmatesg SPIRIT IS . . . making the winning basket in the last second, and feeling the gym vibrate with a cheery SPIRIT IS . . . knowing that this is the putt that counts, and feeling the ten- sion of the onlookersg SPIRIT IS . . . getting con- gratulated when the tennis match was won without your help, because it was your teamg SPIRIT IS . . . jumping so high you felt you'd never come down, and hearing a heartwarming yellg SPIRIT IS . . . feeling the support of the crowd when you have been hit with a hockey stickg SPIRIT IS . . . winning a good volleyball battle and feeling a sign of congrat- ulationg SPIRIT IS . . . 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Mach. 1, .fi , ,pf 4 Q I N! .,.f, 1 4 v gf f n 5' OPHOMORE FOOTB LL 16-9 viii - FT' in-1 L iiifr-ur V. F- I lf' ROW 1: D. O'Brien, M. Cory, M. Oppermann, K. Wisbrock, C. Campbell, D. Hurt, I. Sheldon, T. Bulle, C. Schoenfeld. ROW 2: C. Woodard, B. Boggs, M. Faulkner, D. Waterkotte, P. Birchfield, R. Carlisle, R. Hentchel, T. Hackett, R. DouBrava, B. DeC-rand, M. Kuhn. ROW 3: D. Duchek, j. Romanus, R. Kropp, S. Piccinati, J. Amelung, D. Cramer, D. Heyde, D. Yochum, G. Stockwell, R. Brown. ROW 4: L. Garner, R. Kniker, R. Gianino J. LoBuono, J. Carter, K. Putnam, J. Porter, K. Bippen, J. Lillenberg. ROW 5: D. Midkiff, S. Lorne, F. Gregory, P. Gutweiler, D. Walsh, W. Schindler. SOPHOMORE Ll-IS 6 Webster Groves 13 The Sophs showed Lindbergh spirit this year LHS 7 Kirkwgod 1 14 by ending the season with 5 wins and 2 losses. Ron LHS 20 U, City 0 Allen and jake Norton were coaches for the team. LHS 14 Mehlville 6 LHS 20 Affton 7 LHS 19 Ladue 7 LHS 6 Parkway O Sophs show their defensive spirit. -- .-... Q ' 80 CROSS COUNT RY 1.2'2'-:af:f' .2 :u ff.: 33 ' Y .. ,Hu P' f -' -f ' 2. .- A, L Varsity . . . ROW 1: D. Bizer, D. Aubuchon, P. Kieffer, F. Muegge, I. Howell, A. Miano, T. Bedford. ROW 2: S. Reeves, A. Karides, L. Jacobs, C. Parker, D. Schweighoefer, W. Belt, J. Renfro, M. Tinker. Varsity . . . LHS 21 Parkway 40 Tri -Meet--first place LHS 48 Kirkwood 15 Ladue Invitational--fifth place LHS 18 Ladue 45 Hancock Invitational--first place LHS 30 Webster Groves 29 Tri -Meet--first place LHS 20 Northwest 39 Beaumont Invitational--fifth place LHS 25 U. City 36 District--third place State--tie for ninth place. IV ROW 1: D. Conrad, I. Carpenter, R. Dawson, L. Evitts, S. Morgan, D. Lee, G. Williams, W.Bosso,T. Kieffer, R. Blagg. ROW 2: M. Avery, A. Morgan, R. Hoffman, W. Ragsdale, G. Schmidt, I. Fultz, F. Mattingly, M. Engle- hardt, I. Wagner, C. Oelze, R. Clark, E. Iacquain, K. Messmann, D. Eisenrich, D. Lang, D. Dieterich, M. Rosser All 5. 4 C .A. --V I, I 'A WATER POLO Varsity ROW 1: G. Schreiter, S. Hamann, J. johnson, R. Amelung, S. Kreps, W. Moriarity, G. Pantukhoff, L. Yates, R. Hartig. ROW 2: J. Woods, G Gates, C. Placke, D. Ousley, C. Harter, J. Haupt, M. Pross. The Flyers' season of ten wins and two losses will be remembered as one of the best years of the team, despite the loss of some of their starting players. Clayton was the only opponent strong enough to ruin the Flyers' possibil- ity of an undefeated season. As a final triumph, Steve Kreps and Larry Yates were named to the 1967 All- District Team. Coaching the team through the season was Richard Dell. Varsity LHS St. Louis LHS Mehlville LHS U. City LHS Clayton LHS Hancock LHS Ladue LHS St. Louis LHS Mehlville LHS U. City LHS Clayton LI-IS Hancock LHS Ladue LHS Hancock LHS U. City JV LHS St. Louis LHS Mehlville LHS U. City LHS Clayton LHS Hancock LHS Ladue LHS St. Louis LHS Mehlville LHS U. City LHS Clayton LHS Hancock LHS Ladue LHS Clayton LHS St. Louis Steve Kreps shows that Lindbergh drive. Flyers start off to a flying finish. JV ROW 1: S. Hogan, A. Preuss, T. Bodine, H. Markwort, M. Necessary, P. Berri, M. Lorch, K. Eckhard, C. Placke L. Stephens. ROW 2: D. Melzer, G. Doering, S. Meyer, T. Voss, M. Scott, M. Sabo, R. Frimel, A. Eason, L. Strange, C. Reller. X.- fash is , .31 ,B ,. , W ., . . -S ' i fs: . Q- V Y 1-f.+' grfpvizrgg L ' . :gf B- -Q ef? .. , v -, J ,Z-' -Q, 1- - - -f ., 'Q' --, L. uc- - Q -39' tp? ,gy -l --a.i- 4 ' 3. all 5-1 J '4 Qu.. vb- 1. -Q' -, 1-.. -ge, H' Y 3 X Vg,.Xs is O 1-AA, rage- . 0- nz , : g 5- L ' - - LL. - - .. :S z. .'i1fLhf4 83 Don Schuh has soul. Ken Faerber reaches for the rebound CAGEME FI I H QFF ROW 1: R. HLu'st, G. Degener, S. Blind, B. Crowe, L. Krause, G. Carlstrom, G. Divers, ROW 2: 1. Hladnick, L. Yates, D. Schuh, K. Faerber, M. Stelmach, C. Schaefer. 84 Larry Yates aims high for Lindbergh. l77 LHS Bayless LHS Kirkwood LHS Hancock LHS Mehlville LHS Ladue LHS Webster LHS Parkway LHS U. City LHS Kirkwood LHS Mehlville LHS U. City LHS Ladue LHS Parkway LHS Webster LHS Affton AFFTON TOURNAMENT LHS 69 Hancock LHS 75 Parkway NORIVLANDY TOURNAMENT LHS 68 CBC C ONFERENC E TOU RNA MEN T LHS 70 Pattonville LHS 56 Ritenour LHS 61 Normandy REGIONAL TOURNA MEN T LHS 61 Vianney LHS S6 Webster LHS 6 1 Lutheran South john Hladnick rules the coLu't. Mike Stelmach stages the ball for the big shot. LHS takes two. g L..-f - Coach Lorch returns to the drawing board. Under the direction of Mr. Lou Lorch and Mr. Don Bee the varsity basketball team again had a successful season. They took top honors in the Affton Tournament for the fourth consecutive year and also tied for second in the Suburban Conference. 1 Mike Stelmach goes in for a layup. V 86 I x' AI Mx vu' '-1 Qigif 1 ss Ni ,U r J JL! Eli .E-: '-K-E fb ,,.. 'ag 'm - lWi'-' ROW 1 G. Divers, B. Barbos, G. Carlstrom, K. Colter, ROW 2: K. Walsh M. Buesching, B. Crowe, C. Schaefer, I. Rees. B-TEAM ROW 1: C. Amen R. DeCvrand G. Fingerhut G. Link D. O'Brien 1. Tubbesing N. Bielski ROW 2: R. Bilger T. Voss R. Shandl M. Sabo M. Cory K- Faulkner K. Kuerz B-TEAM LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Bayless Kirkwood Hancock Me hlville Ladue Webster Parkway U. City Kirkwood JV LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Webster Groves Kirkwood Affton Webster Parkway Affton Mehlville Ladue Kirkwood Mehlville Mehlville U. City Ladue Parkway Webster U. City Mehlville Webster KICKERT SET EW comy Q Q. A 4 . - ROW 1: D. Dietrich, A. Preuss, L. Marshall, A. Bartek, S. Strobl, J. Salomon, ROW 2: j. Sig naigo, R. Perez, C. Sandermann, T. Foerstel, B. Dunnegan, W. Pieper, D. McKenna, ROW 3 M. Bono, R. Kuhn, T. Operle, M. Waterkotte, T. Miano, M. Dickhaus, R. Berger. Soccers score again. '67-'68 was the first season for soccer LHS's newest sport. Although no records were set the turnout was of great number and Lindbergh stood up well under tough competition judging from the fans and members of the team it seems that Soccer will soon become a future popular sport at LHS. Coaching the team through the season was Mr. Vincent Range LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Parkway Webster Groves Webster Groves Ladue Mehlville U. City Augustinian Normandy Mehlville McCleur Kirkwood FLYERS STROKE ROW 1 G. Schreiter, J. johnson, M. Pross, S. Kreps, B. Arnelung, R. Hartig, K. Eckhard, D. Feco, R. DouBrava, R. Beal, ROW 2 R. Ulmer, R. Kropp, C. Reller, S. Hamann, L. Stephens, J. Woods, M. Necessary, J. Amelung, M. Manion, R. Kopf, C. Newman, C. Han- del, R. Ottinger, ROW 3 C. Placke, K. Mason, P. Berri, B. Daily, T. Bodine, H. Markwort, S. McAllister, C. Harter, A. Eason, D. Schreiter, E. Harris, G. Frimel, R. Eckert. Of the many unique actions at Lindbergh, this year's swimming Flyers were the first to tie a meet since the be- ginning of LI-IS swimming. The overall record was thus finished at 12--2--1 against such opponents as St. Louis U. High and Kirkwood. Although this year's team consisted predominately of under-classmen,lthey finished fourth in their conference, third in district and ninth in the State Tournament. Matt Pross set two new school records in the 50 yard freestyle and the 100 yard freestyle, breaking those set in 1966. Chuck Reller set a new 400 yard freestyle time of 4:15.9, and Paul Berri topped the season by breaking a school and a district record for the 100 yard breathstroke. At the diving end for Lingbergh, Doug Feco finished second and Roy Beal finished sixth. Doug Feco flies through the air with the greatest of ease. I can fly! 90 TO VICTORY Paul Berri strains to show Lindbergh spirit. Conference District State LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS S6 LHS 70 LHS 101 LHS 87 76 69 78 69 46 63 71 61 44 CBC Webster Hancock Ladue 4th place 3rd place 9th place Cleveland Chaminade Ritenour Normandy Clayton Kirkwood Mehlville U. City Principia 20 St. Louis 70 Pattonville 20 Mc Clure 60 Parkway l4.'!,!i1' WY' . --, u WFHL . v. ,. ' . . . ,ALAEH . N. 1-L. rlhggy ' ' ' 12 'IJ ' -mx lx -. , hlun-'..'L 'Q - . , X. Matt Pross--ready for action. Bill Daily wings his way through the water. xl. N., . ES' R ll 1 I . , 7 Y I XVRESTLING -fs Varsity ROW 1: S. Conner, S. Dorenkamp, M. Stevener, M. O'Brien, j. Hartig, K. Schmitt, P. Casey ROW 2 C Wagstaff, C. Radetic, D. Casey, R. Mitchell, S. Murdock, B. Boggs. ROW 3: j. Boever, T. Faulkner V Bouras, R. Engel, K. Wisbrock, T. Hildebrandt, B. Govero. Varsity Mehlville Tournament lst LHS 42 Ladue 7 LHS Webster LHS Parkway JV LHS Kirkwood LHS Parkway LHS U. City LHS Kirkwood LHS Mehlville LI-IS U, City LHS Vianney LHS Vianney LHS Ladue LHS Ladue LHS Webster LHS Webster LHS Parkway LI-IS Parkway LHS U. City LHS U. City LHS Kirkwood LHS Kirkwood LHS Mehlville LHS Mehlville V ROW 1: R. Bay, R. Brown, J. Margelis, D. jubel, K. Osburg. ROW 2: D. Ochsner, D. Boldt, D Bronczyk J Nlatthes, L. Neely, R. Treiber. ROW 3: R. Pankau, J. Evans, M. Mannes, J. Shelden, J. Romanus, D Yo chum, S. Hogan, 1. Poiter. as I 24 l I' 3 4 E3 Seniors: G. Matthes, J. Haupt, M. Stelmach. LHS 211 Lafayette 253 LHS 234 SLUH 235 LHS 239 Webster 250 LHS 243 Kirkwood 244 LHS 246 SLUH 239 LHS 245 Chaminade 238 LHS 234 Mehlville 248 LHS 254 Parkway 249 LHS 232 Affton 255 LHS 223 Normandy 235 LHS 243 Ladue 231 LHS 230 U. City 264 LHS 225 Webster 228 LHS 223 St. Charles 238 LHS 227 Parkway 244 LHS 220 Kirkwood 229 LHS 218 Mehlville 235 LHS 217 Ladue 235 LHS 223 U. City 255 This year several records were set by the LHS golf team. They won 1st in state qualifyings at St. Charles, lst in St. Louis Dis- trict, and 3rd in State. The capabilities of the team were shown as their competitive scores for the state tournament for the last nine holes proved to be the low- est of all four com- peting schools. Ac- cording to their Coach Lema this was due to their ability to adjust their talents to any course. Mike Stelmach won lst in both Dis- trict and State and jim Haupt was runner- up in State. ROW 1: M. Puchta, C. Markwort, K. By- erly, ROW 2: A. Pmess, C. Thelander, C. Placke, C. R. Placke. the ,op ,111-if U A.. F -'B ....s ' Ng, 3' , . 4.4.4. V- ft -f, -ff X - 4 H .1 09. Tiptoe through the cinders I can Lmwind . . . CINDERME RUN AWAY WITH HO OR The 1967-1968 Lindbergh track team did very well this year. Toby Bedford broke the distance record of the discus throw by achieving 149 feet 10 inches. The team placed eighth in State Cham- pionship Finals and fifth in Conference. LHS is on KA if its toes. Q 2 f ... V--.-1-. - ',-N: . l r' V ily - -, - - x 1 'Q an .I 13.3 x' . ..-.44.n.TIuL..-- -ff Iwear P.F. Flyers! Cl-in and bear it. -,.l--.., I . , I. ,I .Q 2. 5. Varsity: ROW 1: S. Morga, R. Dawson, L. Marshall, J. Howell, D. Downs, E. Ward, D. Dietrich, J. Hladnick, D. Aubuchon, D. Schuh, T. Bedford, D. Bizer, G. Poelling, R. Perez. ROW 2: R. Nekula, M. Wehking, D. Lee, T. Hackett, A. Lewis, B. Crowe, R. Fields, J. Biddick, C. Parker, B. Boggs, G. Frimel, D. Schweighoefer. ROW 3: G, Carlstrom, K. Colter, M. Meyer, C. I-Iarter, W. Bosso, J. Carpenter, L. Evitts, R. I-lentchel, S. Morgan, D. Muegge, C. Amen, S. Reeves, G. Potts, G. Divers, T. Faulkner. Our track team has a choreographer. t +3 xx? Y ' -H ' I JL. A - 1 . .f-- -v- ' if ff'-' . i 1 J' 1-,Irv 3 -.. . ' . f1'7!Q-9.1 - f edrii' ' ' ' bl , .v X' ' ,. E K,Y l ' Q ' . 4,- L-'ur . ,ll S. . sth 4, 4 , Ax' FZ--1 - 1 , ., 6, 'r- 1 -W --Q9 --J' db. W3- g 1 I-Ie's got h1gh hopes Take a glant step Vs I and Im a blg shot' Dale springs through the string Q- This is discus-gusting! 1 , 41 x', --' ...A , 'L rg-u'iJ,'-7 '- 1- ' fr, ', -'ll ' .no 55 -fin -.-' Ii, - n 'L 'x Y C. -av-1 .lx mxl all' F N ,. f:'i-'wr' f- ' Q4 w.- --FP -' ,4s iii And they're off . . One little, two little, three little Flyers . . A Flyer comes in for a lnding. . P3 . 1' E Abe. ...Q -..ai Ill ., A N A 4:-va.. f ,f-.- pg. . IL. rl. TA ' I 'll 7,4-, I , '05 JV: C. Coleman, J. LoBuono, K. Mason, R. DouBrava, D. Simonavice, J. Dohr, R. Moon, E. Bielski, J. Por- ter, D. Goodman, M. Cory, M. McClure, J. Ribaudo, C. Morgan, R. Clark. ROW 2: B. Bannecker, R. Gianino, D. Daum, R. Murray, E. jacquin, D. Standfuss, P. Berri, J. White, D. Walsh, J. Toy, J. O'Connell, R. Lutz, D. Lang, D. Ochsner, S. Garner. ROW 3: L. Bazzell, K. Meisemann, D. Conrad, M. Winheim, G. Williams, G. Kelly, E. Moore, D. Cramer, T. Voss, C. Morga, M. Necessary, S. Kurka, J. Meyer, C. Stolz, W. Holtgrieve, S. Haenchen. ROW 4: J. Proctor, C. Breeding, S. Meyer, W. Rosser, A. Davis, M. Manion R. Yow, M. Avery, M. Mannes, L. Stephens, D. Marschuetz, R. Gardner, M. Grisham, R. Schondelmeyer, M. Blumfelder, G. Garrison, L. Pitcher. ROW 5: F. Flaton, A. Eason, R. Heine, D. Daiber, S. Thomas, J. Cooney, C. Smith, D. Wulf, J. Shockley, P. Gutweiler, D. Eisenreich, D. Baucum, B. Divers, M. Oelze, K. Johnson, B. Bermel. ' . 1 I' I ,I R , -. L A l leg, -,l '- - l....., 'H 1' Q O 5' - Q' 2 I llvl 3 A A R 5 A Al l . W mf T4 'du i' L. JI: 9 N g' '-. , QQ ' 5 , -5, ., 1 rf: .- -. A' X ' , 4 ' V .l 11 3 'x G N IP ' 5' 1, ng , ' M , X l i . mu W. R L' 'yi - I rg? R 7' ll 1 O gi .4 , 4 ,N . 0 ' A os' ,L - 4 , A fell . JJ 41'. ,- ,f ' - s - lr'-' ' lL' .JJ gf ,, A ,U ff Y Q 5- 1 A j 4, U' Ni bg 3 v , .. ' 3 7 I v I V 4 . 9. . f L A J. L1 UNB In the Spring a young man's fancy turns toward . baseball. Varsity 5 LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Affton Webster Hancock Ladue Parkway Mehlville Lafayette Kirkwood Affton Ladue Mehlville Webster Kirkwood Parkway Hancock Kirkwood U. City U. City Mehlville 1 Fix .5 U -'.--- -- ,-....... ,A Qr' x - 1 4122-' s Catcher Dennis Doering keeps his eye on the ball. FLYERS WI THEIR PITCH Varsity: ROW 1: R. Williams, R. Tippee, B. Ackelrnire, S. Williams, M. Weber, W. Daniel. ROW 2: R. Barbos, R. Beal, A. Collins, J. Signaigo, T. Foerstel, P. Kieffer, J. Harper. ROW 3: J. Boever, S. Mitchler, D. Doering, L. Krause, C. Schaefer. kv: W P ,I W X. A GA Q W gflrajd-:T TW LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS The wind up and the p1tCh Affton Webster Hancock Kirkwood Affton Ladue Mehlville Webster Ladue Hancock Kirkwood U. City U. City Mehlville ROW 1 W Mlller, C Kramer, C Osborne, T Batch, G Anello, M. Tranchilla, K. Faulkner, G Fmger hut, C Sandermarm, R Couch ROW 2 W WIISOD, D M1dc1ff, D. Kuechler, C. Campbell, K Kuerz, M Cole, R Schwe1tzer, D O'Br1en, S Bhnd, P B1rchf1e1d, C Boyd, R. Schandl, T. Kieffer, R Car11s1e gxnv' - U9 ,. Jczqu v, .. y 70- ,NNT,g,,-bJ'..'.g-s' U' 3 F - , Q.:- , A'u -' - LHS hurls the ball home. PLAY BALL! I x X 4gQkg?zrvl1w-Q-: 1 .L L31 ig Y I , X I 4 1 NJ 2 1 F , To steal or not to stealg that is the question. XRD ff - .t .A-N: . A few encouraging words from the coach brighten the game. IOI xx-f X P' .pf-f Larry Krause is bent on winning. TENNI ' TEAM ETS SUCCESS LHS's netman made a come back in the second half of the season to finish their campaign with an 8--8 rec ord. This marked an improvement over the previous year's record. Senior lettermen were Rob Rieser, co- captain, Barry Dunnegan, and Doug Thomas. LHS plans a smashing attack. Doug Thomas turns his backhand to the opponent. The LHS team returns the serve LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS IHS LHS LHS LHS ROW 1 W Culbert, H Markwort, B Dunnegan,j Hart1g, R R1eser, D Thomas, R Sm1th R Intaghata, S Muellex-,M Gates ROW2 J Woods,1 Tubbesmg, G Lmk I Wagner, S Frankhn S Hogan, S Leeker, G fwa 1' ROW 1: Mr. Lou Lorch, Cross Country, Basketball, Mr. Tony Lema, Football, Golf, Mr. Richard Dell, Water Polo, Swimming, Mr. George Kremenesky, Tennis. ROW 2: Mr. Vincent Range, Soc- cer, Mr. jake Norton, Football, Mr. Ron Allen, Football, Wrestling, Mr. Robert Herd, Wrestling, Mr. Tim Young, Football, Baseball. x x 5 I+' ' W 1' 'V . ' I , . 11.1--1 45- are 71154 . 2 ,.-',Qn,., 7: 1. lt ,V ff? 1 Lx ' :if ,f I1 ' .-.i -' lj., ' --,wil Y P' x li Mr. Stan Mach, Football, Baseball. COACHE Mr. Alois jaworski, Basketball, Track, Mr. Don Bee, Basket Wav ball. L , l ROW 1: D. Nagy, B. Overmann, R. Roettger, D Walsh ROW 2 C- Fingerhut W Don nelly, R. Arendes, G. Fish. ATHLETE OF THE YEAR In deciding Athlete of the Year the coaches must take into consideration these characteristics of their nominees: efforts and contributions to their par- ticular sports, and team cooperation and sportsmanship. Their decisions resulted in ten nominees, and from these the lettermen selected Ken Faerber as Athlete of the Year. Kenny has played football and bas- ketball and for two years has been a varsity letterman. ln football he was the first Lindbergh student to make All State. He was also selected for All Conference, All District, All Subur- ban, and All Metro. CHEERLEADING 5-JS li i.. ---v.-4 1.9 K. pi . ,'.f 1 '1 . .3,-., . h f I , .. .,, . . ,..., -'Url-. .r . .,N.I 3. -.',' .- -5 , .. - 5, ,--,,.. pf-. , z -,r q - .n.., .5-iw., . ,fi-- . 1- 'fi if-I ' I '-f :j'. ',- A , ' 74 T'-1 ':i'f 1-.'Z1hg.- ' J-r -Q1. v:'.' 'wa'--. sf' '-'-'- , .' ' ' -. . .-'. ', 1. . -. 3 --, -.-.g.,'1,v+.,,N,g--.,-.,- -1 -.Q -.- '- 2'-.' -Q'-.4 ,' -' - 1 ' .vu-,. ' ,- . -, .. I-I-. . Q. , - 'Q-qv -3.-.---. -11-1. . -,A , 1 'V ' v'L.'l xv:-u 's'-fi X342 . '.'- '11-X44 .-: NLT' ,' .--5 v 4 ' 1 ' 1 ' QA' gf- - .--Iv. -' fr ' 152 'ffffu Pttltgelc 7 an-', . ,R- ,. 95.4-Egvit ai., ,., N. 1, .Q ' 1.1 .V -xx.. var-. .. re.: -' f,'-1'-'rd- '. .--' .- .' 4- f' ws- ' ,..4 gt ,v h , , . --lLq.5' gl-'I'--.' 3' ' . ,- ., ', . --- -,'-4-1. -.w 'f4 g . .- . --,. 4. 1 . , .. 1, .. ,-,.'5- .J':.': -J ,'.- - .'.G.' J ,' 3 ,- .:- '- 5- -- 1... f1.,,'-':'Q. : w .,' -sn. vw. -..4.'- 3.-4 .,1-, , 7.-: ,:- gig? -,van -- , -' -.-1 -. - -4 .g. 4. ,5. V A .-. ' J-y'.155.v 'u ' .13 HP '.-, ,-.- 2,56 -2 --' :-: p ' Mtn. E A V- :Mn-0 5 , A ae'-'Q ' 443 5. -fbi .5 '. A . -ji. . ', ,Q - . --:. ff-ta' ' -55.7 ...K - ' ' '- 1 ' H: .1-... ' 'UN ' . N ' 'T 'inf'- ..-. . Us .:5.',.', ww, 443.545 mise,-. XXQ xx '.'- I i . - N, ,- ,in .' k. ROW 1: L. Weber, K. Hoffman. ROW 2: J. Boyd, D. Humphries, I. Snelling, J. Scherting, C. Conner, V. Kountz- man, S. Leeker, S. Goodwin. 106 Now if we were the football team--! Cathy Conner guarding the spirit ghost' Spirit Spreader, Val Kountzman 1 LHS cheerleaders spark the stands. 107 iii, . . v w ROW 1: P. Mueller, C. Lenger, ROW 2: T. Crancer, V. Avey, N. Morrow OPHO ORE CHEERLEADER TWIRLER ROW 1: C. Pottebaum, S. Pagey M. Mitchell, ROW 2: A. McAvity, P. Martin, L. Bruns, C. McOua1itV. K. I 'Q' GIRL 3 I TERSCHOLAITIC SPORTS ' The 1967-68 school term was the ' second year for girls' interscholastic --1 sports. Miss Young coached all five teams: field hockey, varsity and junior ticing many hours during the fall proved its worth when the field hockey team met its foes. The team had only one goal scored against them in the entire season. After field hockey the girls began learning basketball tech- niques. Both teams were successful, and the varsity was undefeated. Al- though the varsity volleyball team didn't match the other two teams with a perfect record, their showing was re- spectable. They lost only two out of eight matches. FIELD HOCKEY - -Q.. CENTER ROW 1: M. Heaven, J. Foerstel, L. Hummelsheimg CENTER ROW 2: V. Chiles, I. Osborne, K. McCrain3 BACK ROW: S. Bowers, C. Handel, I. Stobie, B. juenger, A. McAvity, M. Holtgrieve, D. Gerber, B. Ross, P. Ruther, I. Foristel, K. Georges, C. Mazar, 1. DeWald, B. Juenger, D. Hill, S. Neitzert, P. Polster. IO9 varsity basketball and volleyball. Prac- BA KETBALL Varsity ROW 1: D. Anagnos, M. McAllister, P. Moore, I. DeWa1d. ROW 2: T. Wilke, B. juenger, A. McAvity K. Georges, D. Hill, L. Hummelsheim, M. Heaven. Sophs ROW 1: N. Tippee, B. Ross, J. Schmid, M. Duwe. ROW 2: P. Polster, S. Leechman, K. McCrain, M. Woodward, K. Casey. Varsity LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Soph LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Bayless Hancock Bayless Mehlville Hancock Bayless Hancock Bayless Mehlville Hancock Varsity - ROW 1: D. Hill, J. DeWa1d. ROW 2: M. Wyss, J. Foerstel, T. Wilke, S. Karl. ROW 3: M. Holtgrieve, M. Dietz, L. Rogers, B. Juenger, P. Ruther. Varsit LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Soph LI-IS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS Y Lutheran South Bayless Lutheran South Hancock Hancock Mehlville Bayless Mehlville Lutheran South Bayless Lutheran South Hancock Hancock Me hlville Bayless Me hlvi Ile GIRL VOLLEY FOR SUCCESS V JV ROW 1: N. Duwe, P. Pol- ster. ROW 2: C. Lenger, K. Gnuse, K. Casey, B. Ross, K. McCrain, P. Mil- ler, S. Leachman, D. Palacek. III Y 0 H. S O C J 4 V5.1 I -1 ' , 9 nf 515 -4 ' 1 . l I ' A S. ,4 8 '4-W. Q 1 M, 5 n Xt f I J. f Tq1'5. r ' J . A I Q I A' E . Y . .ff ...sb ' If 4 ,, I 4 ' r 15-- 12. 'J As . 5 0 sl SOO x . Q 1 A i Q gr' i W ACTIVITIE The romance of a Coffeehouse, a trip to Broadway, a medieval castle, and leprechauns, were only the beginning of another year of dreams-come-true for LHS students. School spirit, energy, willingness, and plain hard work combined to provide added attractions for Lindbergh's stu- dent body in '68. 1 Ken Faerber and Sharon Bowers proudly accept their honors as Mr. Green and Miss Gold. Student assure themselves of seats at the Variety Show, A Bit of Broadway. Leprechauns and magic abound as the girls claim their dates at the annual St. Pat s Dance. All 'Pxfqs if V' ft, Queen Sandy beams while well-wishers gather around her. Sandy Nackenhorst with escort Miles Meyer. CHECKMATE l l Maid Sue Goodwin and her escort Artie Lewis. Amid the kings, knights, and pawns of a gigantic chess-board, couples at the Sports Queen Dance twirled to the swinging music in an imaginary coffeehouse. Anticipation rose as the highlight of the eve- ning,the crowning of our queen, approached. Miss Sandy Nacken- horst was seated on the regal throne for her devotion to fall sports and her leadership in the office of Pep Club president. Maid Julie Boyd escorted by Toby Bedford. Maid Suzette Leeker with her escort Larry Jacobs. Dave Schweighofer escorting maid Lynne Kohl SEATED: L. Kohl, S. Goodwin, Queen Sandy, J. Boyd, S. Leekerg STANDING: L. Sims, I. Schert- ing, D. Anagnos, P. LaGarce. 1-lliiii . !l sY'4 IANICE SCHERTING SNOW QUEEN '40 Maid Sue Goodwin x CT? 1' ' ' s , I Qsgsi Maid juli e Boyd Maid D ebbie Humphries , ,l igfz vm Maid Linda Sims I . is- 7!-- ' ,,....sz1i: 5 ROW 1: P. LaGarce, L. Kohl, C. Becke N. Luttrell, L. Weber, S. Leeker, L. Ge Queen Janice, D. Humphries, L. Sims. r, K. Kovacs, D. Anagnos, E. Sideri, L. Lanzarotti rber, S. Bowers. ROW 2: J. Boyd, S. Goodwin, 1967 Snow Queen Sherry Jett retires the throne to overwhelmed Janice. No other evening could have been so perfectly planned as A Crystal Evening, the annual Snow Queen Dance. As the couples left, they discovered that nature had provided its own crystal world in order that Queen Janice Scherting could reign over her palace all night. Queen Janice surrounded by her admiring crowd. ! King's dance. 196 T. PAT, The Luck of the Irish was with the couples as they danced to the music of The Imperials at the annual GAA St. Pat's dance. The highlight of the evening arrived when Mr. Don jones was crowned the 1967-68 St. Pat. Ss. IQX S ly I nstv I You won't believe what's at the bottom of this. SEATED: M. Stelmach, R. Rieser, Retiring St. Pat Mr. Weldon Cox, 1968 St. Pat Mr. Don jones, K. Faer ber, B. Tippee. STANDING: M. Smith, D. Hill, S. Bowers, I. DeWald, N. Tippee, L. I-Iummelsheim. Q LL4-f 4 F' 11' 1' lr. -rv:-.Mff Y 'av '.L...1. 5-ggnslim N., ' -. X ? b :'1fiLk - h - X N Ah-So!! I'm Prom Queen!! janet Foerstel receiving her crown from Chris Palecek. 1'-A Q.. 'VL K ff' I Raul Perez escorting the '68 Prom Queen, janet Foerstel. ag 5.4 L-r '? e ,Q A. 1 K Nancy Luttrell being escorted by Rick Shepherd. Lynne Kohl and her escort Larry Krause. SEATED: C. Becker, L. Kohl, S. Leeker, N. Luttrell, C. Palecek, S. Bowers. STANDING: D. Anagnos, L. Gerber, D. Humphries, P. LaGarce, P. Ruther, Queen janet Foerstel, L. Sims, J. Osborne, V. Kountzman, S. Goodwin, B. Benard. +4 '- HV' za Il Sl K Q4 11 Doug Thomas eSCOI'1ZiI1g Slllette Leeker. Carla Becker escorted by Gary Hightower Oriental wonder and charm surrounded those who attended the annual Junior-Senior Prom. To enter the Sayonara setting, cou4 ples crossed the small wooden bridge which was set over small Japanese ponds. Japanese lanterns, the band pagoda, a steaming vol- cano, and a mounted gong all added to the mystery of the Orient. The evening's excite- ment reached its peak with the coronation of Senior Miss Janet Foerstel, who received her crown from Miss Chris Palecek, retiring queen. Sharon Bowers with her escort Gary Seibel. Q' EL'-: , 9 f 1 L! - 1 .B .. ,J ' L. va 5 if I' Jfjx'-'..Q f , I ' 1 ., U is :JI A' if ' EJ ,I f 5 r K ' I They'11 just never grow up! This season A Bit of Broadway sparked the LHS stage as the 1967-68 Variety Show. Under the di- rection of Miss Mary Gotting and Mrs. Dorothy Thompson, with student directors Linda McKenna and Becky Benard, over 300 students worked to make the Variety Show a two-night sellout. Cast and crews also traveled to Affton High School to present an exchange program. You really got a hold on me. 125 E i l K .T 4- Sounds of music. 'Pl RIT XVEEK The LHS Student Council initiated several new Spirit Week activities this year. Monday began with the Conti- nental Breakfast. Foreign Exchange students from other schools were on hand for the breakfast before visiting classrooms. There was an exciting Color Day Assembly on Tuesday that displayed the dubious volleyball tal- ents of the faculty versus the seniors. Wednesday night was student activity night with all gym facilities available On Thursday the annual dress-up day prompted a rare sight--girls in heels and boys in suits. Having declared Fri- day Slave Day, Student Council mem- bers were at the mercy of students for a price. Throughout the week there were such odd contests as the prettiest basketball-player legs, the biggest cheerleader muscles and Nature's Mis- take, the ugliest boy in the school. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of us a1l????? Judy cross my palm with silver and He won again! Randy Engle really ate those pies for first prize the future is yours. , l At the annual Melodramas crazy acting abilities are shown by LHS students. From the most muscular girl in school . . . the seemingly strongest Nature's Mistake keeps getting another pie in the face! ! ' sfzer-QW 1 i 1 K fp, fl I 1 . 1' , J A ' 1 .1 rgqp f , ,ff 1 Q. 'M ,J 'Q fl f 1 ' r rx r . lg 4 ' ' JUNIOR PL Y The Miracle Worker, Ann Sullivan, meets Helen for the first time. The story of Helen Keller's escape from the world of a blind, deaf mute was pre- sented by the junior class in The Miracle Worker, by William Gibson. The play was directed by Carol Mouser with the help of Mrs. Dorothy Thompson and Mr. Steven Rauscher, a student teacher. Annie shows emotion over the small gift and brief recollection of her life before the Kellers. A douse of water helps awaken Helen to her new life. Helen learns to cope with jealousy when Annie shows preference to a servant. . '3? 'P 4-. ff? -' 'I y .... , JW needing :hex - ' ' - - 1'-1 V1 - I 4 .-K, .1 X, -A V-1 l En SEN 11' Q., ,. . ew, 1 . I-. VTX VN-f-- va - V- 'I i r y , .' 1 f' 27 NJ Ff ,F Q - ' .AQ .4 ,L -, i, 4113-fm un - ' . v ---L: .K a 'Ml' x ! 1 H I 1 - xshx . ,' .1 3-:iv A I I lf, rn- CLASS S During this year the classes have kept their traditional yelling contests, but they have also worked together in clubs and different activities to carry out such events as the carnival during Spirit Week. Elec- tions, with their battle cries, help to de- velop class unity, but dances and sports help each class to realize that to make some events succeed all must work to- gether. Z b, 1' IXX On color day classes blend together The annual Variety Show never fails to bring out LHS s best senior talent. N v 823 SOPHOMORE UF '7 To a sophomore, high school is a new, different challenge to attack with the spirit to learn and explore. It's mak- ing new friends, joining clubs, and ex- periencing the many worthwhile things new friendships can bring. in AIX Abell, D. Acker, G. Addison, G. Ahlheim, R. Ahrens, G. Albach, J. Alexander, Alotta, A. Alsup, T. Amado, I-1. Ambrecht, Ameling, B. Amelung, J. Amen, C. X Anagnos, M. .fb Anderson, B. 'II G9 t 'le'd 121m A rx. I Anderson, J. Andjelich, M. A Antinoro, I. 1 Arendes, R. Aurin, H. I Avey, V. Badami, D. Bagnall, K. Bailey, D. Ball, D. XX'-7 D Barmeier, I. Barney, B. 0 Ba.rtholomew,.D. 4 Bates, D. .4 ,,, Batsch, T. ' ' 132 .L L. M Bauer, Bauer, Baumann, R. Bauridl, G. Baxter, I. Bay, R. I. M. Beck, B. Becker, B. Becker, R. Beech, P. Behnen, B. Beisher, J. Belasco, J. Bell, T. Benack, D. BCILRO, S. gn Benson, L. Berger, C. Berger, K. Berkbigler, D. Berri, P. Berryhill, G. Bess, B. Best, L. L Q all -Q 1: X 1 44 -' ' . 7,15 if rrflf A 'Q A L 2 LQ., it 'U' 'D , Q i Bewig, D. Bilger, R. Bippen, T. r 2 f-J E? Q l A . .23 ,Q ,Mi F 9 5 5 I f I 5 Bewig, S. Bielski, N. Laying down the law is sophomore president Charlie Amen. Billy, K. Bippen, K. Birchfield, P. Bishop, T. l33 Bissell, S. Blackmon, B. Blagg, B. Blair, J. Blankenship, L. Y fx l in-...I '-'Zz - Blase, J. , NJ L, , , 'R Blind, S. -L P' -4 Blood, K. 7 ' Bloome, T. 1. , Blum, J. I T Q Bockwinkel, R. f, '2' , M Bodine, T. , l , ' Mx - vw Boeckmann, B. - -. QJ, Boegeman, K. I vi Boettcher, A. Bogacki, J. Boggess, R. Boggs, B. -Ju -.P Bgggs, ' ' Boldt, D. Bono, M. Bo , T. . PP Lt., Borella, C. Borelli, K. A 7 Bosso, K. Boswell, D. ,,, ,741 Boswell, S. Boulware, D. Secretary Pam Mayberry stands up for her class -6- -,x .A QL 134 'N ,x Q L21 . 'C Nl 4' '5 2 -1- 'QP I-0 -5 . . ' v -1 -l- 'x 'S , 1 v X L A 'Vu an .I My THAT GPHOMURE YEAR ,ei A 5 'Z if TH, y - 5, 1 LLL 'fi' X -.Af -bg, J lm 1 , 11- B it-Po-4 g - A. ff' ' 'O ' ', A .B .,-.nv 1 . S Q...-1 NP' W1 - ll na. if s.. f Q an I Q -as ual 4 ' Z I -.5 ...- . X 1' ' .sk Bowe, M. Boyer, S. Brady, I. Brake, T. Bratchie, M. Brauer, F. Bremer, N. Brems, C. Brenner, M. Bret, P. Breuer, T. Breuklander, D. Brewer, D. Bridegroom, S. Briggs, B. Brischetto, B. Brom, K. Bronczyk, D. Brouk, L. Brown, B. Briggs, P. Brigman, I. Bruening, D. Buchanan, D. Budsick, S. Bueke, C. Buerke, A. Brown, D. Brown, L. Burruss, S. Busking, K. Bussa, R. Busso, M. Byerly, K. Bulle, T. Burkheimer, K. Campbell, D. Campbell, J. Cantley, T. Carlisle, R. Carlstrom, P. Cafferata, M. Callahan. M. Carpenter, J. 135 I DUSTRIOUS SOPHS Carron, I. Carter, J. Casey, K. Caskey, M. Cassady, N. she Catalano, D. Catanzaro, T. Chenoweth, P. Christy, K. Churovich, D. Cissell, B. Clark, B. -sf ' Clark K. .3 omni, P. 'Hg-3' Cloninger, j. Clover, P. Cohill, D. Coleman, M. Collier, D. Collins, R. I ? at T Comerford, B. Conant, S. Conrad, D. Cook, K. Cook, T. Cool, M. Cope, C. Coppinger, G. Cory, M. Counts, C. Courtwright, B. Cramer, D. Crancer, T. Credie, P 136 -5 1 , - f 4 an Crews, D. Cunningham, I. Curran, j. 1 U J 1: .1 1-:' g. N' Custer, M. Daniel, W. i--if 1 14. 1 Custer, M. Dattilo, D. 1 I-b X Dale, L. Marsha Smith talks over class vice-presidential business w1th Daum, D. class sponsor Mr. James. KET' Xt: ' 1:-' f- Q . at 'Is :sr '- ' ov 1 V X... r AAA ,I '2 137 Davenport, P. Davis, L. Dawson, R. Deal, T. Decker, D. Degenhardt, B. DeGrand, B. DeGuire, D. DeGuire, M. Denis, S. DeVergi1io, DeWa1d, P. J. Dickhaus, G. Dickson, G. Dierkes, C. Diestelkamp, Dietrich, I. Dixon, M. Doney, R. Donnan, E. C. RLAQQ OF A Dorenkamp, P. Dorr, R. DouBrava, R. 'Q 1 N Q 1 K-A 1 . -J ll' 'A Dove, R. ---'I -lv- . , . ft' Downs, R. 17 -5 5 P' . A 51, 34 -9 Q SOIW' DRINKS II E 18 'G' N... Dreyer, M. Droste, J. Duchek, D. Duchek, D. Duemler, C. Dugan, D. Dunn, T. Dunne, D. Dupont, S. Duwe, M. Dykes, S. Eckhard, K. Bdler, K. Edrich, P. Edstrom, C. Ellebrecht, H. Ellis, C. Ellis, J. Elmendorf, T. Ernmenegger, N. Evans, J. -A Evans, J. '17 -f X Duchel-4 A. f . Dowr, J. 'mi Karen McNeill, doing her duties as Sophomore Treasurer, works up a great thirst. nd i x I4 1. J' f Q . 415 A if do -A 51? -',. . 4-Q I I 2 ..-5. 138 ' vt 1' .A 13. Evitts, L. Evitts, L. Fagyal, V. Fahey, P. Farrow, R. Fassel, D. Faulkner, K. Fauser, B. Fauth, C. Feik, K. Finney, M. Fischer, B. Fischer, J. Flatt, S. Flauaus, M. Flowers, J. Follen, S. Follmer, D. Fonke, I. Fonke, I. W. ? Y 'Ri ' a 3 -J x '37 Q :i A 1' of xii 'C' ,L - . A Xa -6 f ui -0 Feldmeier, C. Ferguson, S. Ferleman, P. Fernandez, B. Ferrette, K. Ferris, R. Ficocelli, T. Fillman, D. Fingerhut, B. Fingerhut, G. I 1 5 I' 139 Foristel, J. Fortman, C. Fox, R. Frangoulis , G. Frank, N. Franz, C. Freeman, B. Frenger, D. Frenzel, S. Frey, D. -s 41 -X. 'Qi 6. -5 1 Garner, S. Garver, M. 40 Q Gasperi, M. Geislinger, Friedewald, C. Fuchs, C. Fuchs, I. Fuhrmann, R. Funkhauser, C. Gaal, M. Gaffney, C. Gallaher, M. Gallina, C. Geronsin, R. Gessler, S. Gianino, B. Gianino, R. Gibbs, 1. Glass, P. Gleason, C. Gnuse, K. Goeddel, C. Goetsch, J. Gokenbach, Gonzales, L. Goodman, D. Gorman, B. Gossage, S. Graham, J. Gray, B. Gray, K. Gelfenbaum, '5 Gentry, B. Gandy, D. Gardell, V. Garner, L. Gergs, J. Gerling, K. OPHOMORES CAI TATUS ml 5, 14. KS' nn 140 WI. SJ Sophomore Class Sponsors: STANDING, Mrs. Sculling Mr. Carle, Miss Stephens, Mr. Grader, Mrs. Topping, Mr. Blue, SITTING, Miss Duchekg Mrs. Liroff. Hackett, T.A. Hamilton, P. Harris , K. Hafner, R. Hall, B. Harles, N. Harper, D. Harthill, M- Hartmann, K. Greer K. Gregory, F Gropp, S. A V, ., ' is 'v-p . 01' 'Du . rf-v' '1-:9 '77 Grothman, K. Gutierrez, L. Gutweiler, P. Haack, K. Hack, R. - Hackett, T.D. 'Z 141 ,fx ' ,Q 1 - ' K x 4 v' f X Hartwell, P. Hartzell, C Haslam, R. Haupt, I. Hawkins, C. Heck, S. 4? s N x 9 'O G 'I'-v--'J 'he .- ,..., 'D 1 J - Q ll ll RLMILLL' OPHSSTRUCGLECD -A 'ff v-9' ,- If .A E9 .4 Q lf +17 'i ' -:P 'K JI g an -Q Q, 'F -jd' ' .-3 'Z 2 . lx A15 -O' v 7 143 cf., 'A 3 f -A 1.1 Hutson, E. Intagliata, R jackson, 1. Jacob, G. jacob, S. jacob, S. james, D. jmes, K. James, L. Janko, E. jansson, M. Ielinek, J. jelinek, J. jenneman, V Jensen, A. jetensky, F. Jett, V. johnson, C. L M johnson, C. johnson, D. johnson, D. jones, C. jones, G. jones, L. jordan, M. Jordan, T. Journey, J. jovanovic, L. juelfs, W. Kackley, D. Keilholz, N. Keilholz, R. Keith, M. Kelley, D, Kellogg, L. Kelley, G. B Kelley, G. W Kelley, M. Kelsey, B. Kephart, K. Kern, L. Kerns, P. Kersten, M. Kesselring, I OPH INV DE THE H LLS YY cob Kieffer, T. King, J. Kinsella, K. Kinslowe, I. Kirkpatrick, Klein, S. Kneip, D. Knight, D. Kniker, B. Kohne, G. 'Z' ,,. A .J 7 We fl An A Z. Q: YT Kohne, K. Kordik, S. Korn, M. Kory, D, Kreutz, M. Kropp, B. Krueger, C. Kruse, G. Kuthe, T. Kyle, T. Labruyere , M. Lafata, P. Lapin, R. Larkin, C. Lashley, P. Launch, S. 144 '3 vi , X , VY Kramer, C.. Kreierlkr-Imp, J. Kreps, S. Kuerz, K. Kukier, T. Kunzelman, K. Lammert, J. Lang, D. Lanz, P. Leachman, S.M. Leachman, S.E. Leathers, L. Kitsmiller, 1. M Kirkwood, K. d DN AW! Leaver, 1.1. Leaver, LM. fn. ' 40 N I 7 Lee, D. Lemmons, D. Lemmons, E. Lenger, C. Lenz, D. Lichliter, W.E. Lichliter, W.D. Lieder, C. Lillenberg, J. Lindemarm, D. Link, D. Link, G. 1 K'-R 1- Lister, I. LoBuono, I. Loeb, E. Long, W- Lorch, M. Lorne, S- Luippold, B. Lutz, R. The draft board can really give a guy problems. , 2 'Jay ' Lynn, D. Mackley, S. Machalek, G. Malan, G. Manion, K 145 ater R Mathers L Mattingly, F. Mattlage, M. Mayberry, P. Mazar, D. McClain, B. McCoy, M. Mannes, M. Margelis, I. Markland, D Markus, M. Markwort, H Martin, P. Marxer, D. Marxer, F. Marxer, P. Masek, C. Mason, K. Masters, S. 1 Yi 'P' McCrain, K. McGee, B. McGrath, K. McKay, L. McKenna, D McLarnan, B McNei11, K. Melchior, D. Menown, J. Merli, J. Meroney, B. Meroney, K. Mertz 1- OPHO OREl M.....a..',B. 3. ,. Mester, K. I Meyer, S. Meyers, H. Miano, T. Micheels, C. Miller, I.. Mollwitz, J. Molly, G. Monrotus, T. Moon, B. Moore, D. v' Metzler, P. Meyer, C. Meyer, G. Meyer, I. Meyer, K. Miller, P. Minarik, J. Minnick, S. Mitchell, B. Mitter, K. xi: sp? Moore, E. Morgan, A. Morgan, S. T' Moriarity, J. Xe, Morrison, C. Morrow, L. Morrow, N. Mueller, P. Muller, C. Mundy, P. 147 -0 N ,V7 Munzert, M. Murray, K. Musgrove, R. Q? Nackenhorst, B Nagy, D. O 4-5 Narzinski, I. Nash, A. Necessary, M. Neely, L. Neitzert, S. Nemec, G. Neterer, M. Newman, C. Newport, M. Niemoeller, P. Nolan, T. Nolting, L. Norman, Nowicki, S, Oberbeck, C. O'Brien, D. Ochsner, D. tb O'Conne11, J. Odehnal, P. Olenyik, B. Oppermann, M. Otto, S. ' V 'D Overbeck, 1. XJ N, .,,, .. Av'4A'. Overmann, B. OPH LOOK TO RO HEAD N.-Zi' B' -in i 7 Palecek, D. Pallozola, C. Parker, R. Patrick, G. Battrin, R. Paulsell, G. Payne, D. Perry, E. Peters, D. Petropoulds, C. Pfiffner, S. Piccinati, S. Pickett, L. Pieper, B. 148 1 ' 'zac- J -4x fg- ji. Al ' -r . .9 Qi Pierce, T. Placke, C. Pokrefke, J, Polster, P. Price, B. Price, G. Przygoda, B. Pucci, R. Y 1? I C: 8 9 M Porter, B. Porter, J. Preuss, A. Putnam, K.' Querrey, K. Rabin, P. Raderstorf, B. R2ld9tiC, C. Ragsdale, W Rakerd, B. Ransdeli, K. Ratcliffe, J. It may not be good, but it's food. , lin 1 s i QU Reeg, I. Reinheimer, R. Reller, C. Rich, M. Richars, T. Richmond, J. Rieser, I.. Ringsu-om, P. Rivet, D. Roberson, C. Roberts, B. Robertson, J. Robertson, J. Robinson, C. 149 'H .., 0 N A I I -ol 'T7 C' sh, , .Bw if 47' :divx ,ffmj 3 Robinson, M. Roby, D. Another dab of paint, and it will be a Rolf, L. Rolwing, N Roby, G. Roehrs, T. masterpiece! Romanus, J. Ross, B. Roettger, R. Rogers, C. Routh, P' Ruester, K. 'O 1? X .., . 3 ,fat fr 1 5' ' -'E' 1 1 1 Ryan, C. Sabo, M. Salisbury, I. Salomon, D. Sammelman, C. Sandt, P. Sapio, R. Sayers, M. Schade, D. Schaller, D. Schaller, K. gchepker, B, Schindler, B, Schlueter, D Schmid, J. Schmiemeier, R. Schminke, D. Schmitt, N. gchmittgens, pl Schmitz, R, Schneider, J. SOPHOMORES Schumacher, L. Schwalbert, S. Schoch, S. Schoenfeld, C, Schreier, L. Schubert, D. Seelye, C. Seiler, B. Schwamle, S. SChW3.1'Z, S. Scott, C- Scott, M- Shimkus, Shipman Sickendic Si ebert, I. Si efert, S . Signaigo Silber, K Si monavi Sims, P. Singler, J. sinks, K. Sisler, M. 1 Skeeters, Sloan, Smith, F. Smith, c smith, c Smith, L. Smith, M. smith, N Smith, Sobieralski, D. Solovic, L. Sondermann, C. LI , ,4- Schulz, K. Sebek, D. Sherrel, L. Q' AML XJ af.. X ,4- 01 ' CLASS OF f Southards, B. -3 Spaethe, R. A'4 Spatola, R. 3 v 6 , Spencer, D. Spitz, R. Spray, D. Springmeyer Stahlhut, L. Standfuss, D. F' Stange, L. -of Starfelt, B. .J A ' Q -3 '27 X . .A x AX' Q I or f 'iv 4 A faq- Stasic, S. I' if . is 1' X gi 'U Steffens, B. Steiner, K. Steinke, C. Q Steis, M. f Stephens, L. xc N Stevens, F. Stevens, V. Stewart, R. 152 Stephenson, K. '7 G. Stienkemeyer, R. Stockell, F, Stockwell, G- Stohldrier, K StOHe, D- Strecker, B. XI-T, 'S' smbe, P. smard, J. Sturn, V. Sudfeld, S. Sutherland, S- Swanson, F. T' - .vw- Syler, A. Synder, T. Tabe1'S, B- Tahan, E. Tallent, W. Tanaka, M. Tarrant, L- Tate, B. Taylor, I. Teachout, D. T61t1'1O1'St, M- Tentschert, P. Hey!I'm over here! .fm ' ' -Q , -:.' -.-J ... ya lsr' if-.3 Chl AJ 'qv , 41 'I' 'l C? 'f 'ff lp Thomas, D. Thompson, J. Thompson, V. Tippee, N. Todd, C. Toenges, M. Tolentino, D Toy, J. Travers, C. Treiber, B. Treme, T. Trippensee, C. Tubbesing, I. Turner, L. Unsworth, D. Vagedes, I. Vogt, C. Volcracka, C. Volkening, L. VonC1inow, K. Voss, T. 153 X. N X 1 31,-L .. X, ' A I A 1 p OPHO GRE AKE THE CE E 5,2 Williams, C' Rally 'Round the Flyers, Sophs! Wader, B. Wagner, J. Wagstaff, D. Walker, I. Walsch, D. Wandersee, K. Waser, C . Wat erkotte , Watkins , K. Watkins, M. Weaver, L. Webster, K. D Wegener, D. Wein, K. Wendt, C. Wenger, P. Wenzel, T. White, D. !54 w Williams, G. Williams, J Williams, T. Winheim, M. Winkelhoch, J. Winney, D. Winsor, S. Winter, T. Wisbrock, K. Wisdom, C. Witbrodt, D. Woddail, B. Wolfe, K. Wolff, D. Wolff, T. Wolk, D. Woodard, C. Woodward, M. Wynnemer, G. Yaskin, T. Yahl, L. Yochum, D. Zang, F. Zoschak, V. -A Woelfer, K. ' an A A ' wif Y I Ml' .V f . f Woessner, P Wolf, s. Great Class of 7-O! Wolfe, A. fs Q' I fx lil 155 JUNIOR' QF '-A X To a junior, high school is the buzz book, decorat- ing for the senior prom, the junior play, and team ' teaching. lt's looking ahead with the thought that . ' ' A next year, he will be a semor, too. -. M, 9 ' -1 Y ' af' .3 . we ii Armstrong, B. Armstrong, B. Ashby, D. -r 1 .i', Athanasakos, H. .- ,M W, Aye, C. ' jg A A' 'Y-:1 Ackelmire, Adams, G. Adams, K. B. Adrignola, M. Amelung, B Anderson, P And erson, S Anderson, T. Andres, R. Andybur, C. Angthius, L. rf .4 .zu nxf' Babcock, D. Bade, C. Balliett, B. Bamberger, B. Bandy, I. 4.-A 17' Barbos, B. Bartek, C. Barth, R. Batch, G. Batek, K. 1: 49 Battern, T. Bax, D. As Beal, R. .f 4' Behn, J. A ... ' Behrens, L. 'F' 'Q 156 ,--y - 4? A L A, :QP , -of - -8 vl-'ji .J '.'a..4, . M. X Yu. 'R 9:2 Bernard, B. Benefield, B. Benne, I. Benne, S 4? Bell, N. Bell, R. Belt, W. Bergen, J. Berry, J. Berryman, R. Biddick, I. BigiHgS, B- Birmingham, C. President jim I-Iartig struggles to open new doors for the junior class. ,H . if K il P T so 4 A L U--Q.. A Sp' x .2 Y. f I Blauger, T, Boaz, R. Bodine, T. Boswell, D. Bouras, T. Brennecke, P. Bressmer, J Bonney, K. Bono, M. Borelli, D. Brown, I. Brown, S. Brune, P. Brunk, T. Briggs, B. Brotherton, P. Brown, D. 157 Besand, B. Bessinger, C. Bewig, C. Bialik, I. X , J! ,fx lEARCHI f , 69ERS, ' xv A - -'Y 5 Q jo 1,1 'Y'-fr I-J 7 Bryson, R. Budrovich, l.. Buesching, M. Busk, C. Buehre, N. Buerk, D. Buscher, S. Caloia, S. Burian, D. Burkhardt, l.. 4-gb -J --Q4 'G' f 'J' aa -.,, hd? , Yfkl em.. Buschhorn, M. Buschrnann, C. Calandro, D. Callahan, P. Canada, K. Cardoza, I. 13? 158 Carleton, B. Carlstrom, G. Caruthers, M. Casalo, G. Casey, P. Casey, T. Caskanett, I. Caslow, L. Catlow, K. Chamberlain, L Chenoweth, D. Chiles, V. Clark, P. Q Cloninger, M. Coats, K. ' Cobler, C. ' Cobler, S. Cochran, M. Cole, M. Coleman, K. Coleman, N. Collins, j.R. Collins, J.S. Colter, K. Conner, C. Conner, S. Conway, M. Cook, J. ,,,, Copeland, j.L. Copeland, J.A. Cox, J. Cox, K. Craig, V. Crecelius, E. Crocker, W. Crowe, B. Crumbaugh, M. Culbertson, M. 3 Curtis, D. A D'Alessandro, V. -1. U Daman, C. Damhorst, C. D D'Amico, M. I Daniel, G. Davis, B. Davis, C. , it , Y? Davis, I. r, Davis, s. , - 1' . in De Bisschop, S. Debrecht, P. Decker, T. Degenhardt, A. Dell, s. -3 De Mange, K. X 4 , Dickerman, V. Dickerson, L. Dickhaus, M. Dickof, F. Diefenbacher, J. Dietrich, D. V '77 1 -1 .J LK 9 r 1 ,f 1? 'T7, '7 v-4 leg Treasurer Lynne Kohl buzzes a fellow junior. I 'Q wi, f if' ' . arf - '-.1 Q1- 159 .1 fag wa '- --1 i 1' 51 Dilorenzo, K. Diringer, P. Dischinger, Dostal, P. Dreste, T. Drewett, B. Eckert, S. Ellebrecht, I. Ellerrnan, P. PO DERING JU 1012 I l E . Alb .il r' Elliott, F. Emerling, C. Emes, M. Emrnenegger, D. Engledow, D. Frba, J. Ernst, L. Evrard, V. Fabschutz, G. -A x f f act' ,, ff i'13f'f:A f. -'W L Divers, C. Dodson, G. Doering, D. Dorenkamp, S Duncan, D. Eaxley, D. Eastman, J, Ebl, S. Faulkner, T. 160 One more team teaching victim. Faveere, S. Fehlig, S. Fields, R 'I Y 2 rr Q Q ll 6-4. :Lv ll. S - ' L.. wr' 1 F F -' - arg -al ,1 IJ if lg 2 ' S -X5 Q71 M! .9 Finigian, D. Fish, G. Fisher, G. Fleiss, I. Fleming, M. Foerstel, T. Fojtik, K. Follmer, D. Foster, S. Fotsch, R. Frank, M. Franklin, S. Frenz, A. Frimel, G. 'J ' ' ' 'tr --' Kal . Aw? . Fuchs, S. Fugate, L. Fuhrmann, A. Fuller, P. Fulsom, P. Gallagher, J. Gansner, E Garner, C. Gates, G. Gates, I. Gearhart, K. Geislinger, S. Georges, K. Gerber, D. fa f QA, Gerken, C. Geter, K. Gibson, S. Gleitl, P- Godier, D. Goetz, R. Gordon, B Gore, C. Gossage, S. Govero, B. Graham, J. Graham, S. Granda, M. Green, J. l61 Some sing their way through the junior ye ar. Hampton, D. Handel, C. Harness, J. Harris, T. Harter, C. Hartig, J. Hasselfeld, Haupt, H. Hausch, j. Hays, T. Head, P. He adley, R. Heaven, M. Heffernan, Heffner, D. Heger, M. Heimos, K. Helbig, S. Hengel, B. Henry, P. Hercules, M. . Hemady, P. , Hessler, G. Hetz, S. -v'b Fla . Greer, S. Gudermuth, E. Hagan, S. S 'Q , 7 .1 -an-In Gresham, N. Guntheroth, D. Hall, K. 'Z' J. P. mfg 'J '--9 x C1 3' I fe f , 'x I ' x 162 E? 1 3 '. p I A I 'I ,17 5: f . U I Grisham, A. Croepper, M. Haas, M. Haecker, D. Hamann, S. Hammermeister, if , ,, 5- xl -A Y? i -,aw K ,GQERS STRIKE GQLD Hildebrandt, T. - Hill, D. - -3 , 3 I 35? Hilliard, D. , Q? ' ' , Hinson, D. .y ' ' Holdener, G Holmes, R. 'l X , I-Ioltgrieve, M. Hood, C. Hoppe, R. I-Iorvath J. Houk, Bi T' Howard, S. -9' I-Iuber, 1. Hummelsheim, L. Hunt, P. V lntagliata, B. , Ja-gs U Jenkins, C. X ' f ? .. 'T ' -9 :rv ll jermewein, K. jesse, J. johnson, D. JOhnSOn, J. jordan, C. jordan, M. Jubel, D. Juenger, B.E. Juenger, B.T. Kamp, V. Kansteiner, S. Karides, P. Karl, S. Keil, M. Keilholz, J. Kellog, S. Kelly, E. Kelton, I. Kemp, G. Kennedy, M. Kenner, G 163 3 '-Q. l AZAL il -7 ijff ci. Kern, C. Kettler, J. Kieffer, P. Kienernann, M. King, L. Kirt, L. Kitowski, V. Klein, S. Kleppe, K. Klueter, K. Kobylinski, E. Kohl, L. Kohne, P. Kolb, L. Kopff, C. Close your eyes and hope for the best! -1-4, Z King, T. Knoblock, J. Kopp, B. as . 5 - ix Kralik, M. Krysl, L. -ov 'YE' , JI Kuhn, R. Kulage, C. Kveton, L. LaBruyere, D. Lammlein, D. Lancaster, L. 164 '37 Kinslow, J. Knopf, L. Kountzman, V. Q. -Ju? 1-9 Krems, K. Kuepfert, D. x Langenb ach, J. Langford, T. Laningham, D. Larkin, G. l.,3.L1Ck, K. --0 Lawler, C. Leeker, S. UNIORS S RCE FORW RD .-4 if ,AV V173 1, -7 I 1 'r::',:f ' Liebel, E, Liebel, L. Lindgren, N. Lindquist, D. Linek, A. Lively, D. Lodes, J. Loehr, S. Lohman, L. Lohrum, A. Long, R. Loomis, D. Lopinot, N. Lorch, B. Lorne, C. Loud, G. Lubbock, B. Lumpkin, J. Luttrell, L. Lutz, L. Lyons, R. .sp- P-1 -.4 Ai Mackeen, S. Maise, K. Manning, M. Mannisi, M. Mantia, 1. Marks, J. Marshall, L. Martin, M. Martin, T. Martini, K. Matthes, I.. Maxwell, J. McAvity, A. McCla.nahan, J 165 V A o Meyer, S. Michael, S. Miller, M. Miller, T. Miller, T. Minder, A. Mitchell, R. Mitchell, S. Mitchler, S. , 2 Moeller, N. Mohrman, I. Monteleone, J. nf . N5 ,P 'I' f F Irv McConnell, D. -5 McGartland, D ' ' McGiverin, J. McGlade, B. McGrath, D. McIntyre, M. McNeel, S. 1 3 Medved, T. Messmer, M. -o Metz, T. Meyer, H. ',!'.p.l' X 'V' PIRIT OAR HIGH FOR,69 40 Monteleone, J. Monrotus, D. Moravek, K. Morgan, C. Morgan, S. Moss, D. Moss, M. Mouser, C. Mouser, .P. Muegge, F. Muegge, J. Mueller, S. Mueller, S. Mueller, T. 166 McKernan, S. lt' w-.J Murdock, K. Murdock, S. Murphy, M, Myers, P. Neu, D, Newberry, K. L.. Q x - Y d-l -4 Murphy, J. Nernec, L. Newman, D G 'fi 1 P 1.rr- X. . . . and then her hand slipped!! r-.mb ,jf S X5 3 . V W3 QL .. Q Tr -A 'J' .fr -48 Newman, R Nicholas, B. Nichols, G. Nielsen, L. Nolfo, F. O'Brien, G. Ohnimus, L. O'Keefe, J. O'Reilly, K Osborne, J. Osburg, K. Osterloh, G. Ottinger, R. Ousley, D. Overhoff, G Page, S. Pankau, R. Parker, A. Parker, D. Parker, N. Payne, M. Perez, B. Pfaff, M. Pfneisel, P. - -T 3 B ', 3 Q 1,5 - ,A -J. x 1 1 -3 f if ll as Pfundt, B. Pisoni, L. Placht, J. Placke, Plernons, L. Pottebnum, C. Potts, G. Powers, D. Preston, M. Pritchett, 1. Jo U R EY xg' 1 , R 6 wb . .K ms K Q ' .f YDN, 'Z C129 -ff, 0 p Ay CQ Q7 -ay Poeschl, C. Polster, L. Pucci, R. Puchta, M. h CP -4' ...uh' L., ,dt dt rg fi .- 'Q 4-s 'N--o . A ,M Raschke, C. Ratfield, D. Rau, D. Recsnik, R. Rader, S. Raleigh, B. Rankin, P. Reinberg, M. Renfro, M. Richert, D. Riegertz, S. Reed, N. Rees, J. Reeves, S. Roberson, K, Roby, D. Rogers, L, Ronzio, M. Riess, II. Rinke, C. Rinne, D. Rott, M. Roy, S. Rumer, S. - , 0 . Q, .4 ,,, '37 S3 ..., lvl' 4 A .., fr: Runco, A. Russell, M. Russo, C. Ruther, P. Ryan, J. Sabo, P. Sandt, J. Sava, S. Scarpelli, P. Schaefer, B. Schaefer, C. Schicker, B. Schloss, R. Schlittler, K Vice-president jan Standfuss searches for new ideas in familiar places. , . mms , 3 A' .K ng! r 'a YT? .1 '.-3 W-T 1 I -qi 41 if fi sn -4' Schmid, L. Schmidt, c.. Schmidt, K Schmidt, T. Schmitt, D. Schmitt, K. Schmitz, B. Schneider, H. Schneider, M. Schott, L' Schoen, 5' Schfelfeff G- Schucnc, J. Schultz, J. Schwcch, B. Schwarz, K. Schweickhardt, S. Scott, C. Seaton, D. Seguin, J. 169 1 L V ' , 1 i ,..- -v- -ex 'Y n, ' f v ' . ll. rv- 0- -- Q i ' --1 Xt' '3 '? X -4. ir' r 'X A A Sexton, S. Sextro, S. Shadley, P. Sheets, M. Shelden, D. Shepard, S. Shoemaker, M. Siefert, L. 5ign21igO, J- Singler, I. Singrun, C. Skinner, L. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith, M. Smith, R. Snider, S. Solomon, S. ll. Jennifer Tynes, junior class secretary, struggles with the books again. 170 Spasnick, L. Springett, M. Stalnaker, G Stamper, D. Standfuss, J. Spiguua , J. Stange Starling, J. ,A 3 -A 'KL 'as 'Q 2 Shives, J. Skinner, T. Southards, L. 'VI' G if n ' l . im 'aa -5, ,H lh .x.,. -6 Strobl, S. Sturrn, R. Summers, R. Sutter, T. Swaller, I. Taylor, J. Taylor, M. Taylor, P. Tentschert, D Theiss, G. Thelander, C. Theodore, P. ERGETIC JU 1oR ISO' I Am-1 4 7 AQ A l f 2 ' fri? Sri l Starr, S. Steidemarm, Steiner, C. Stephan, B. Stevener, M. Stewart, R. Stilwell, CJ. M Stippec, P.M. Stippec, P.K. Stoessel, S. Stolle, R. Stolz, F. T3 'JW' ' s 4 1-Jr wg Thompson, L. Thouvenot, V. Threlkeld, S. Tiefenbruch, B. Tiefenbruch, F. Tozer, J. Trainor, B. Tripolitis, E. Trompeter, I. Trunlco, G. Turner, D. Tusher, D. Tynes, J. Vahldieck, C. 171 vi .px .4 'Z7' I .cg K SJ, CTI' x 1 Nl Ward, -v -J '-9 Weber, D.K. Weber, K. VanSoest, C. g 1 -:L ' Vaucher, G. , Verity, S Vokracka j agner Wagner, M. ASX!-ii'-N. Wagstaff, G. ' 4 Walck, V. ,X l Waldrop, D. ap 1, X Walk, C. Walsh, K. Walther, D. Wampler, D Ward, E. Ward, J. L. Wasser, B. Waterkotte, M. Watson, S. Weber, B. Weber, D.L. 1? junior Class Sponsors: Mr. jackson, Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Lilley, Mr. Goodwin, Weber, M. Mr. Walls. Weible, 1. 172 nr A - ' 5 f:-f '17 1.- -1....'x ' I 3' Anil Weismiller, L. Werley, J. Wertheimer, L. Wesley, F, Wilberg, J. Wildman, S. Will-ze, T. Wilken, P, West, B. Wheeler, J. Wiesehan, I. Williams, D. Williams, P. Williams, S. UNIOR I-Ie'll never tell . . . but I will. 11 'f '7' 5 T? Wilson, J. Wisdom, D. Wissmann, C. Wolff, T. Ya.rd, T. Yaskin, J. Yemm, C. Yerkes, R. 173 A if 2- -sf. il A T ik 4 .af f A L Y G ., -A -Qs 'Q Wood, M. Woods, J. Wyss, M. Young, K. Young, L. Zwick, T. l Stephen Adams Dan Ahner Susan Albach 'E IGB 0F36 To a senior, high school is the senior prom, the class trip, and graduation day. It's leaving old friends and looking into the future for a new way of life. 1 W, -Y T Eh, Diane Anagnos Rebecca Atherton Dale Aubuchon Clarence Bailey Timothy Barnberger Andrew Bartek - . ,, l Tc, fs! Kathleen Ame ling Le Anna Amen Patrick Bacon Ted Bates 1:17 174 President Rick Mawdsley and Mr. Heger, class sponsor, come to grips on senior problems. JE 'six YI? wr' ' my Charles Bauer Carla Becker Toby Bedford Susan Belasco ,A -W r ,-.B '21 .1-ul' jenearme Bell Kathy Bennett Ronald Berger Kenneth Berkbigler Linda Berri Bonnie Bess Gerry Best Linda Bialik 'F ,W was N' R, Nl' rn 7+ as ' 7 QT-'V Blix joan Bielski Donald Bizer Robert Boaz Janis Boegeman 11 1, 9 Heather Blair Patricia Bluemle in Senior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Hall, Mr. Graves, Mrs Takach, and Mr. Albers. S333-11' Sharon Boeker james Boever Ronald Bolhofner Betty Bolle , 'l! ,-If' .ij Michael Bono Diana Bosek -,,.4-nu . 4, - ' ' J 'Ax v ', . r,. .., . .. . 3 :wp 0,0 X1 Q:-ff 1 'Q 't::r Thomas Bourgeois Dennis Bourisaw If 1115 H PPI ESS S Z 1 8 Elizabeth Bowling Kerry Brady Sharon Bowers Julie Boyd BEI ICR rr rn B M N Xe fx 'fox 'i iss' s.. P79 ' gil' . :' Q- 1. ' ' ., 'vu Q.: .. 'Q '.- Carroll Brock Bruce Bronczyk Donna Branson Robert Brigman 177 Marsha Brosius Alex Brown ff' l ii ' cr Terrance Brown Marqua Brunette .!,..f-Y ,Q Qi Sandra Burdette Randy Burlemann Y William Brown Scott Browner Linda Bruns james Buchanan James Bruce Ralph Bulle R. , HE DI G FOR GRADUATIO 6 'nr W' 1:-3 Sheryl Butcher Mary Butler Karen Burian Carol Cantrell l78 2. QXA, go 7. Candy Carlisle Linda Weber, class secretary, finds seniors something to shout about. Dewey Carlstrom 1 To -H C tm 1 No- aris- 41515 NJ 11-217 wr-7' Patricia Carr Roger Carr Sally Caruthers Mark Carver David Casey Donna Caskey Dennis Catlow Kenneth Catlow 179 'I lE IORS ,6 l C' Ste ph en Ch a m pion 'v'X 1:-1 Linda Childs john Clark Peggy Clover Y-ar Paula Coleman 'iq--v Charles Cochran H ihil Arthur Collins Patricia Close Kenneth Coldwater Julian Cole Dennis Colo mbo Michael Comens X1 X Y' 11 David Conant 'lf' So, you're going to be SENIORS? 'x 4' br 'Q-nav' KSQX M Andrew Costas rn James Cook Wayne Cook C' Y Patricia Conrad IA ers !T','Tf joan Cotner Cathy Count Thomas Cox David Crews x 've ' .pl ...W . I E7 Q! YZ' William Crowe Thomas Dafnides Diane Daily Alan Damhorst jane Daniels Dale Dannerfelser QF' kt:- Nancy Dauernheim 41 J! If R D- N- e' .ff- J ' 1 I'1l hide the evidence! I '1 C797 Deborah DeGuire Debra Denis A rf Aw 'II 'Cf E IGH NEAR THE E D Jeanette DeWald lv' 'o james Davenport Roy Davidson Deborah Davis Sondra Dearing Karen Decker Gary Degener Edward Diestelkamp Michael DeNatale Mary Dietz 183 Q43 . Nl H- -1? '1 .Ji yiii .,,x' . X Q.....,f wr'-r b X-ff Q.- Vi Mario Diprimo William Donnelly David Downs Charles Draga Karen Dressel Carla Dudenhoeffer janet Duepner james Dmmnegan JN W -4? ...v Mark Earlywine Senior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Weihl, Miss Yankoff, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Crews Marsha Bdstrom and Mr. Kysar. 184 ,6 El? SJX F' Sl ,,--v CN 9 qi' Shirley Eisenreich Charlotte Elmendorf Bryon Endo Randy Engel fn 'AVO Qf T5' Harry Evans Sandra Evertz 'Q 1'T 1513 -. Barb ara Everding Linda Fabschutz vi fT '7 --ur Thomas Ellis Elizabeth Emmenegger joseph Engel Christine Esser 185 4? I -sv mzf' john Facea Charlene Fagyal tw'- Kermeth Faerber Deborah Falkenrath Cheryl Fassel Elizab eth Flau aus janet Foerstel Douglas Feco if Marilyn Flemming Kathryn Forrist all Karen Feigenbaum Linda Flowers Charles Portman 186 . ' Y.. -- Liza i 'Z iv' joel Foster john Frangoulis Mary Frank Michael Frank Barbara Frederick Gregory Freeborg Harold Freeman 6- Deborah Frey Senior class vice-president Doug Thomas gets a firm grip on his official duties. 187 9,9 -i --1 Mary Gallaher CLASS OF in 55,0- .':.. -fn' qv-'Ui -an fr f f hal G ' 1-1 Jeanne Gaffney Deborah Fricke Ronald Funken Karen ac1oc Michael Garner Kay Garrison Glenda G2'CZ61't Linda Linda Gaume Gerber 31' V '-4-ll: ., FW X T? s, -V G Mava Glass Kenneth Glenn Glenn Gerlach Robert eyer 188 bw 9 Q..'-if rf' YG' 'I V 'W 5 N Tvvdf -,Q-Q Donald Godier Steven Goetsch Valerie Gonza Susan Goodwin Carol Graham Marsha Graham Judith Gray Becky Greene -Q, Groovin' on the Student Commons floor. 189 11- -- -v up-fi-if if Diana Greer rv x james Grob r- Sharon Hanneken rE IOR5 STRIKE FOR 6 1'-,. G Y' io Stephanie Gregory Dianne Gresham -m , Larry Harnmel David I-Iankins 190 Avi S-I Kathyrn Gregory Marvin Gustavison Patricia I-Iarles N joseph Harper Richard Hartig Mary Hasty 9 ai tus? V- I- C-T-O- R-Y That's the SENIOR battle cry! Hoyet Hemphill Richard Hensel Theodore Hentchel 'NA Ti Lal. james Haupt john Hauser David Hawkins Pam Hawkins fvif 0 ' , '1 1 ? 5-1f z 'Q w inn- T? i , Lee Hess David Hetz f '7 11219 nf' 4,3 , Y ,. ., .V H. -,--. V ,W .v x je anette Heroux Warren Heyde . 51 4 af. Sharon Bowers bravely volunteers to ride shot- gun to guard the Senior class treasurv. 192 if-19 'iv' Carol Heuer Gary Hightower A-if Q--'Of wi Priscilla Hill Randy Hillis F I .. GREAT ESS N .1 ,,, a 2,1 1 - ' vrrr' 137 NK Carole Hoelscher jim Hoffman Ronald Hitschler John Hladnick Karen Hoffman Cheryl Hoffmann '-an-I 7-1 6 CT? 'hal Chris Hollenbeck Cheryl Holster Gail Holtgrewe Michael Holthaus Jacqueline Horton john Howell Richard Hrach Gl'eg0I'Y Hueser 193 F Suzanne Hughes Deborah Humphries Mary Hunter Roger Hurst Beverly Imsande Kristina Irwin . . lv , ,,,- --4 A 1 ' '- Mr , I D 1 . 4 U , ,rv 'Q .,f , -kg 'L o I ' '. N-tg -- lo., f-,K . 'Ill' if-' Y'--p Yr-f Christine Jackson just think, I could be at Steak right now. Larry Jacobs 194 J ' l 'T d Cf!-5 GI Q, Barbara james Christine James Ruth Jamison Leslie Ianko THERE, QTHI GIJKE A'68ER . ' FV SPY if W Karen jansson Linda jesse 'Cf' Laurence Johansen Clay Johnson john Johnson 195 Marjorie jones F, DHEA .,. BECGME ..- 1-L RE LITIE y '17 n-.fs 1- 7 i Phyllis Jones Christy Kamper Bruce Kannenberg Sandra Jones Warren joseph Particia Kappel . 'WF-,W 25 ,af ,1.,ni, flu Dennis Karl David Kawanishi Gregory Keller Steven Kellogg Cynthia Kelly Donna Kelly Patricia Kelly Linda Kelsey 196 - 1 Q 1 . 'V C7 if nv N 'A x XXXYQQ Charles Kempf Vicki Kersten Warren Kesselring james Kessler '1 F' 415. 'hi ... L- 4:9 Susan Kidd Terry Kimberlin Kathy King james Kitsrniller Yf. 7 David Knisley Donald Knoll My Ponds' Seven-Day Beauty Plan worked! 197 W--r 151' N A ,,,.'N-, Linda Kochner Douglas Kory Kitty Kovacs 1' Gloria Kraft .,,:,, wzg.-rn' Linda Krai Larry Krause Stephen Kreps S Cindy Krieg E IORS SPRING I TO ACTIO Jeri LaCroix C2237 qz,-'Y Charles Krips Connie Kuechler janet Kutilek 198 F Vi ,A ,W s. ' I ,.. -7 fx . L. 55-. L V... .5 - Pu' 4 ,Si in r ig, , F fl qw 'Mal Barbara Lafata Pamela LaGarce Dale Lamb David Lammert F' W ,A VE' Laura Lanzarotti Rollin LaPo1nt Listen, just act natural and they'11 never know we skipped second hour. - . ,,VV, I J 'if IH' T19 -,, , Julianne Larsen NZHCY Launch Linda Laux Shirley Lavender 199 I' x if Q33 1:-r-v 12:-' fu' N 1--7 ,..-0 Margaret Lemmons Arthur Lewis David Lindsey Steven Linton Lovell Lister Mary Littrell Susan Locke Margaret Lohman iv iii Robert Loida If II-lad a Hammer . . Karen Long 200 E IOR RVIVE 368 Randy Loud n ' ' 1 Nancy Luennernann - I 'ff 'fx CT? -W! t' 1-7-17 Nancy Luttrell nf' Bryan Martin Susan Martin Ronald Mater David Lutz William Long Linda Lukens Pamela Lyons 'S-f W1 'C Karen Lorne Barbara Luttrell Suzanne Mack vi Nd f-fs Gregory Matthes A Charleen May Where has privacy gone E Cheryl Mazar I SV' if Katharine Matthes Richard Mawdsley Randy Maxwell Mary McAllister Michael McArthur W 4 Thomas McCarthy Betty McCue Kathleen McGiverin Linda McKenna Carol Melzer Leonard McFadden Carol McQuality Gail Metz E ICR Cynthla McDonald Steve McGrath Deborah Messmer 203 Rebecca McGee Charles McIntyre Marilyn Medlock Leila Metzger if Y' 'Q 'iw' .Q4 flff L.- Paul Metzler Mary Meyer Miles Meyer Wayne Meyer r- NI 'sf 'ETP E IORS SET THEIR GOAL sky-- ' ' 'N 1 vu 5 s 1, X' I x ' ' , V1 . ' s Anthony Miano Barbara Micheels Pat Minardi Margaret Mitchell Cheryl Montague Donald Moreland William Moriarity Pamela Moore Teresa Moore Carol Morioka 204 l 1 l in X' ' 'Tas' -1, , I7 XJ Q..-av X We've got to stop meeting like this. Barbara Morton Pamela Moussette Jerome Mueller Scharlen Mullen J az kl, L 1 'V' Q 'bf , Z ,a4Aq N 'W 'W A 4fvX Kathleen Mundy William Murphy Barbara Murrell 101111 MuSk0pf Sandra Nackenhorst Kim Neitzert Roger Nekula Adele Nelson 205 are an I ,.,q r . I Belinda Niemoeller Peggy Nothum PIRITEHD EIIOR TAKEIU AL BOWB Lucy Nichols Ivlichael Oberbeck Debra O'Brien Susan Nunn 1 1-1 19, ,,-.awk 5 T' Merl O'Brien Helen Ochs Toni Olsen Thomas Operle Carol Oppermann Jerome Orf Michael O'Rourke Lmda Osborne 206 4 Q 4 Gerri Otto Fred Outman She stoops to conquer. in , QS? Greg Pantukhoff james Papin Philip Paspalas janet Patterson -,W all! if 'bv Patrick Payne Thomas Payne Keith Pazdera Deborah Pelant 207 pr' li Q-nv Wayne Perry F, 'f'::f' -...I Ronald Pfadenhauer P-'e Y::7 fix, Bruce Perdue Raul Perez I know the cover doesn't look like much, but you should see the inside! 'wry + 1:7 V529 1 . 1 Marcia Peterson Shiflel' Peterson Elaine Petropoulos ' 4 Grd' N1 Mary Pisarek Gary Poelling Terry Poelling 208 '4 Q'-Y UCIAL SECURITY I BEING E IOR Cheryl Pollvogt Marilyn Prance Reid Preuss .ww - --1 Grace Marie Price Martha Price Vera Pryor Deborah Quinn Laura Rahing Douglas Rathert Edward Rader James Rausch Peggy Ragsdale T? o 'Y . i 1- , That's what's called being glued to your work! ! Patricia Ray Gloria Rayrno '31 fd 'W -1 ,La Q.- wg-gr 4-0 1-iflda R61-ICF john Renfro Thomas Reppell john Reusch M1Ch3e1 Reynolds Frances Rheinnecker Donna Richmond Rory Ries 210 ll' '1 pr ,,1,,,, QM- yew Robin Rieser Donna Rixmann Stephen Rober Charles Roberson Laura Robinson Rose Robinson Gregg Roby Ronald Romer T f-W E IORS SWI G TO SUCCESS T, 'HI' 4.215 ' 9' , 4 I W Yvonne Romero Kathie Rott Michael Rotter Cheryl Roscoe Deborah Rossino Richard Rudolph 211 Kurt Ruga GRADUATE Martha Ryan Patricia Rupp Amanda Saddler Dale Salzman Sam Sava Patricia Scego jo Schaefer G57 U Michael Schaefer rt .'f7' jr Susan Schaefer 212 Larry Scheitlin Steven Schenk . . ff--,V-W Qloi Jamce Schertmg Donald Schlffman r 'tl' Gail Schillinger Linda Schleh 'T Anna Schmaltl Steven Schmich I Hey, do you want to hear my other pollack joke ? tx ' 0 Georgia Schmidt 213 mf.. ,X Q jill Schrniemeier Ii el Q,-v ju' SJ 1.1 1'-4' Cheryl Schmitt Karl Schoenbeck Patricia Schondehneyer Fred Schrempf ...J MX Linda Schuette Donald Schuh -guan- F' S v U. , A an ' 5.1, .,. 4 . I 5 1,,i.A j Carol Schumacher Diane Schumacher tr Marc Schumacher David Schweighoefer Three paces behind . . . humph! B I 11:11 Q44 Sherry Schweitzer Gary Seibel Donna Sellers E IOR O THE OVE William Semar James Schwcross Janice Sheets 1 John Sickendick Parascevi Sideri Michael Simpson 'vs .x ,A Wendy Sheffler Nancie Shepard joseph Shepherd 215 4-O' if-9' Linda Sims Mary Smallwood 73:57 v 5 F' CLASS Sharon Slaten David Smith Clifford Smith Douglas Smith -glad' Sinn Nt - -snr' x ul i ' T, 'T' ,- W L5 X .M Mary E. Smith Marilyn Snow I , sf Mary L. Smith Peter Smith jill Snelling Thomas Snyder Sandra Solovig Gerald Sommer 216 if 1-.47 x XX Larry Sommer Mary Souns '40, M Kathryn Sommer Judith Spatola Linda Standfuss Michael Standley Hey, pal, where do you get YOUR ha1r done 7 ,,,, S ,.., W' LOnni6 Starks john Stewart Jean Stobie Michael Stelmach john Stephens Gregory Stolz 217 P' Leonard Tarrant jean Tate Carol Taylor an 'off' Richard Thompson Thomas Thompson Donna Tiemann ' 4.11.-1 .an fgfzzz' - mmf ' azzzuzzziiiag u H. 2............'xo 5 X-, fl I3 6.5 ?5 X-:uv F F' y -01 was , f - Y FQ' YSL' f '.:'. ...- ' an ., .F Janice Tiesmeyer Michael Tinker Robert Tippee Gloria Tippett Terry Tobinson David Touchette john Trenholm Nancy Van Ronzelen 'ur 'f I don't want to hurt your feelings, but you just haven't captured the real me! Jean Vasel Kathleen Voelpel 219 Q '? Qr '19 -J' hw 101111 Vogel Thomas Voges I dare you to say that again! ,ya Marilyn Vogt Vickie Vollmer Gary VonG1inow Nancy Walsh Q-'7 Robert Vogt Karen Vonderahe Judy Wagener Peggy Wanner if Wi? Deborah Wagner Robert Walchshauser J Of iff' wa 7'- 1 1'1 L' 2A Georgia Warren lc'-1 Stephen Watkins Linda Weber THAT E ICR IGH QF RELIEF .z Sharon Watson Charles Webster Kristy Wendt rr--A ,. fx na u:.T ? Doris Webb Mark Wehking Bonnie Wethington ,Q ' . 'v A 6 A B! qua-wav' Yf '27 Patricia Watkins james Webb Karen Wehmueller If -S-Q V Ll le ria Whitn ah Kathleen Williams David Wilson Q- WE FI ALLX ADE IT if YZ? Keith Whitworth Robert Williams james Winter .nw an 'WL B-o '- 340 K rf' Carol Wilcox Barbara Willis Carolyn Withrow fi 'Sgr' 3-7 L- CT L. Manuel Whitner Jane Wildermuth Kenneth Woddail Yffif C' L Kathleen Wolfe Susan Wolfe 'fa Nr 1 'U I W1 Edmond Woestendiek Heaven help the housewives if all Avon ladies Roy Wood Valeta Wood look like you. Susan Wylie Robert Yard Lan-Y Yates Barbara Yount Martha Zenfell Anthony Zimmer 4-Ar 223 IE IOR DIRECTORY STEPHEN ADAMS--Key Club 25 Track 2. SUSAN ALBACH--McCluer Senior High, Floris- sant, Missouri 2,3. KATHLEEN AMELING--Chemistry Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 35 French Club 25 FNA 25 Hon- or Society 4. LeANNA AMEN--Band 2, Secretary 25 French Club 2,35 GAA 25 Honor Society 2,3,45 PILOT 2,3,4, Copy Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3,4, Treasurer 4. DIANE ANAGNOS--GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4, V, President 45 Variety Show 3,45 Basketball 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Vol- leyball 35 Sport's Queen Attendant 45 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Prom Attendant 4, REBECCA ATHERTON--Greenhills Senior High, Cincinnati, Ohio 2. DALE AUBUCHON--Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Cross-Country 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. PATRICK BACON--Drama Club 3,4, President 45 junior Play 35 Key Club 45 Masque Club 3,45 One -Act Plays 3,45 PILOT 45 Feature Editor 45 Thespian Society 3,45 Variety Show Narrator 4. CLARENCE BAILEY--Junior Play Crew 3, TIMOTHY BAMBERGER- -Elder Senior High School, Cincinnati, Ohio 2, ANDREW BARTEK--Band 35 School Store 25 Soc- cer 4, TED BATES--One-Act Plays 45 Football 35 Beech Grove High School, Beech Grove, Indiana 2. CHARLES BAUER--Track. CARLA BECKER--French Club 25 GAA 2,35 Home Economics Club 25 Junior Play Student Direc- tor 35 One-Act Plays 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 45 Student Council 2,45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchronized Swim Club 25 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Prom Maid 45 Class Secretary 3. TOBY BEDFORD--Letterrnan's Club 45 Cross Country 2,35 Track 3,45 Wrestling 2. SUSAN BELASCO--Honor Society 45 Variety Show Business Manager 45 Riverdale High School, New Orleans, Louisiana 2,3. JENEANNE BELL--A Cappella Choir 3,4, Secre- tary 45 GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Variety Show 45 Hockey 3. RONALD BERC-ER--Biology Club 35 Jets 35 Soc- cer 45 Water Polo 3. KENNETH BERKBIGLER- -Jets 3,45 Physics Club 4. LINDA BERRI--Advanced Biology Club 45 French Club 35 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,4, ACHIEVEMENT Editor 45 SPIR- IT 2,3,4, BONNIE BESS--Honor Society 45 Junior Play 35 Pep,Club 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Variety Show 3. LINDA BIALIK--FNA 2,3,4, V. President 3, Presi- dent 45 CAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Variety Show 3,4. h JOAN BIELSKI--A Cappella Choir 45 GAA 45 Hon- or Society 45 Affton High School, Affton, Mis- souri 2,3. DONALD BIZER--Band 2,35 Honor Society 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 PILOT 3,45 Russian Club 4, President 45 Basketball 25 Cross-Country 2, 3,4, Captain 45 Track 2,3,4, HEATHER BLAIR--A Cappella Choir 3,4, Treas- urer 45 Debate Club 3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 Honor Society 2,3,45 Junior Play Stage 224 sl .,...... Ns, W 4. QXUBER57, gas, ll' ' , x 5 ii' 1 Y-,suit I A-l l -- X L SPIRIT is a senior. .. Manager 35 Latin Club 25 Masque Club 3,45 One -Act Plays 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Thes- pian Society 2,35 Variety Show 2,35 Class Sec- retary 2. PATRICIA BLUEMLEIN--GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,3, 45 SPIRIT 4. JANIS BOEGEMAN--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Synchronized Swim Club 2, 35 Water-polo 3,4. SHARON BOEKER--Drama Club 45 FTA 3,4, Treasurer 3,45 GAA 25 Honor Society 2,3,45 Junior Play 35 One-Act Plays 45 Pep Club 25 Thespian Society 45 Variety Show 3,45 Narra- tor 4. JAMES BOEVER--Letterman's Club 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Football 3,4, Tri-Captain 45 Wrestling 2, 3 4, BETTY BOLLE--Chemistry Club 25 Drama Club 4. DIANA BOSEK--GAA 3,45 Pep Club 2,3. THOMAS BOURGEOIS--Honor Society 4. DENNIS BOU RISAW--Letterrnan's Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,3. 1 SHARON BOWERS--Drama Club 25 French Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchronized Swim Club 2,35 Class Treas- urer 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Prom Attendant 4. LIBBY BOWLING--A Cappella Choir 45 French Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Variety Show 3,4. JULIE BOYD--Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 2, Co- Captain 45 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Prom Attendant 35 Sports Queen Maid 45 Snow Queen Maid 4. KERRY BRADY--GAA 25 Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,4. DONNA BRANSON--CAA 25 Latin Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3. CARROLL BROCK- -Art Club 35 One-Act Plays 35 Variety Show 3,4. BRUCE BRONCZYK--German Club 2,35 Honor Society 45 Physics Club 45 School Store 35 Va- riety Show 25 Track 3. MARSHA BROSIUS--French Club 2,45 FTA 2,3, 45 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 25 Quill and Scroll 3,45 SPIRIT 3,45 Synchronized Swim Club 2,35 Basketball 35 Hockey 3. ALEX BROWN--Cross-Country 25 Track 2. WILLIAM BROWN--JETS Secretary-Treasurer 45 Basketball Trainer 35 Prep South, St. Louis, Missouri 2. MARQUA BRUNETTE--Band 2,3,45 Library Help 2,3,45 SPIRIT 2,35 Stage Band 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4, LINDA BRUNS--Band 2,3,45 FTA 25 Latin Club 35 Pep Club 2,35 PILOT 45 Stage Band 2,3,45 Twirlers 45 Variety Show 2,3,4, JAMES BUCHANAN--Drama Club 2,35 Junior Play 35 Variety Show 2,3. RALPH BULLE--Chemistry Club 35 Chess Club 2, 35 Debate Club 2,3,4, President 3,45 German Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Key Club 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 PILOT 3,4, Editor 4. SANDY BURDETTE--Art Club 35 Band 2. KAREN BURLAN--FBLA 3. MARY BUTLER--Pep Club 45 Spanish Club Sec- retary 3. CAROL CANTRELL--FBLA 35 Home Economics Club 35 Junior Play 35 White Station High School, Memphis, Tennessee 2. CANDY CARLISLE--Creative Crafts Club 35 GAA 2,3,45 German Club 3,45 One-Act Plays 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 45 Variety Show 3,4. DEWEY CARLSTROM--Cross-Country 25 Track 2. DIANE CARR--Drama Club 45 Home Economics Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 4. SALLY CARUTHERS--Art Club 35 Band 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Drama Club 2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 35 One -Act Plays 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4. DAVID CASEY--Letterman's Club 45 Football 25 Wrestling 3,4, KENETH CATLOW--Biology Club 25 German Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Key Club 25 Phys- ics Club 45 Wrestling 2. LINDA CHILDS--Variety Show 45 Fox High School, St. Louis, Missouri 2,3. JOHN CLARK--Biology Club 2,3,45 Stage Band 3, 45 Thespian Society 3,45 Variety Show 4. PAT CLOSE--Drama Club 2,35 French Club 25 FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Honor Society 3,45 Variety Show 2,3. PEGGY CLOVER--Advanced Biology Club 45 Chess Club 35 Pep Club 3,4, Cl-LARLES COCHRAN- -Advanced Biology Club 3, 45 Band 2,3,45 Latin Club 45 Stage Band 2,3. PAULA COLEMAN--Home Economics Club 3. ARTHUR COLLINS--Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4, Captain 45 Football 2,3,4, Captain 4. MIKE COMENS--Chemistry Club 35 Chess Club 2,3,45 Debate Club 3,45 Honor Society 2,3,4, Committee Chairman 45 Key Club 2,3,4, DAVID CONANT--Band 25 Debate Club 45 Hon- or Society 45 Junior Play 35 Key Club 45 PILOT 4. PATRICIA CONRAD- -Drama Club 3,45 French Club 25 GAA 25 Honor Society 45 Masque Club 45 Pep Club 25 PILOT 45 Quill and Scroll 45 SPIRIT 3,45 Thespian Society 45 Variety Show 3 ANDREW COSTAS--Football 2. JOAN COTNER--FTA 45 GAA 2. CATHY COUNT--GAA 25 Home Economics Club 45 Junior Play 35 Pep Club 2,3,4, THOMAS COX--JETS 3,45 Junior Play Sound Ef- fects Crew 35 Letterman's Club 3,45 School Store 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 25 Wrestling 3. DAVID CREWS--Water Polo 2. WILLIAM CROWE--Cross-Country 25 Track 2. DIANE K. DAILY--Art Club 35 Drama Club 2,35 French Club 25 GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,4. NANCY DAUERNHEIM--FTA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3. JAMES DAVENPORT--Wrestling 3. ROY DAVIDSON--JETS President 4. DEBORAH DAVIS--A Cappella Choir 45 Drama Club 35 Spanish Club 3. KAREN DECKER--FNA 25 GAA 25 Home Econom- ics Club 45 Variety Show 4. GARY DEGENER--Key Club 2,35 Latin Club 25 Letterman's Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Cross- Country 3,45 Football 25 Track 2. DEBRA DENIS--Home Economics Club 2. JEANETTE DeWALD--GAA 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 45 Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Basketball 3,4, Captain 3,45 Hockey 3,4, Cap- tain 3,45 Volleyball 3,4, Captain 4. MARY DIETZ--GAA 45 Volleyball 45 Notre Dame High School, St. Louis, Missouri 2,3. WILLIAM DONNELLY- -A Cappella Choir 45 Track Manager 4. KAREN DRESSEL--Band 2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3, 45 FTA 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Junior Play 35 Latin Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Masque Club 3,45 One-Act Plays 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Thespian Society 3,45 Variety Show 2, 3,4, CARLA DUDENHOEFFER--FNA 3,4, STEVEN DUEBELBEIS--Variety Show 4. JANET DUEPNER--Home Economics Club 25 Pep Club 2. BARRY DUNNEGAN--Letterman's Club 3,45 PI- LOT 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Soccer 45 Tennis 2, 3,4, MARK EARLYWINE--Chess Club 45 Football 2. SHIRLEY EISENREICH--Home Economics Club 4. THOMAS ELLIS--Advanced Biology Club 45 Key Club 45 Physics Club 45 Rolla High School, Rolla, Missouri 35 Mehlville High School, St. Louis, Missouri 4. CI-LARLOTTE ELMENDORF--Biology Club 25 FNA 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 GAA 25 Latin Club 45 Pep Club 25 Variety Show 45 Synchronized Swim Club 2. BYRON ENDO--Advanced Biology Club 45 Track 3. JOSEPH ENGEL--Variety Show Scenery 45 Soccer 45 Water'Polo 25 Swimming 2. RANDOLPH ENGEL--Letterman's Club 3,45 Foot- ball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Wrestling 4. TINA ESSER--Drama Club 2, GAA 35 Home Eco- nomics Club 25 Pep Club 3. HARRY EVANS--Football 4. BARBARA EVERDING--GAA 25 Junior Play 35 Pep Club 2,35 Variety Show 4. SANDY EVERTZ--Creative Crafts Club 45 GAA 2, 45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 4. LINDA FABSCHUTZ--Drama 3,45 Social Studies Club 45 North Central High School, Indian- apolis, Indiana 2. KENNETH FAERBER--Letterman's Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Variety Show 45 St. Pat's Court 3, 45 Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 45 Football 2,3,4, CHARLENE FAGYAL--Band 2,3,45 German Club 2,35 PILOT 45 Politics Club 4. DEBBIE FALKENRATH--Cleveland High School, St. Louis, Missouri 2. CHERYL FASSEL--Advanced Biology Club 2,3,45 GAA 25 Home Economics Club 3,4. DOUG FECO--Letterman's Club 2. KAREN FEIGENBAUM--GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Variety Show 25 Synchronized Swim Club 2,3. ELIZABETH FLAUAUS--Advanced Biology Club 45 Creative Crafts Club 45 Drama Club 25 FTA 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,4, V. President 45 Home Elco- nomics Club 45 junior Play 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 45 Synchro- nized Swim Club 25 Hangar Committee 3,4, LINDA FLOWERS--A Cappella 2,3,45 Home Eco- nomics Club 45 Variety Show 4. JANET FOERSTEL--GAA 2,35 Home Economics Club 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Hockey 3,4, Captain 45 Volleyball 45 Prom Queen 4. KATHERINE FORRISTALL--GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,4. JOEL FOSTER--JETS 3,4, V. President 45 Physics Club 45 Football 25 Tennis Trainer 3. JOHN FRANGOULIS--Variety Show 45 Football 2,3, MARY FRANK--French Club 25 FNA 2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, V. President 45 GAA 2,35 Home Economics Club 45 Pep Club 2,3,4. BARBARA FREDERICK--A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 FTA 35 German Club 2,35 One-Act Plays As- sistant Director 45 PILOT 2,35 Variety Show 2. HAROLD FREEMAN--Football 2,4. IVIELVIN FRENGER--Memorial High School, Tul- sa, Oklahoma 4 Qfirst semesterJ. DEBORAH FREY--Junior Play 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 4. DEBORAH FRICKE--Pep Club 2. JON FURST--Drama Club 45 Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 One-Act Plays 45 Thespian Society 45 Va- riety Show 45 Football 2,3, KAREN GACIOCH--Pep Club 3,45 Normandy High School, St. Louis, Missouri 2. JEANNE GAFFNEY--GAA 25 Pep Club 25 Variety Show 45 Hangar Committee 4. MICHAEL GARNER--PILOT 25 Water Polo Mana- ger 2,3. GLENDA GATZERT--GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Russian Club 25 Variety Show 3. LINDA GAUME--Creative Crafts Club 45 GAA 25 Pep Club 3,45 Variety Show 4. LINDA GERBER--GAA 2,3,4, Letterman 35 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 3,45 Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchronized Swim Club 2,35 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Prom Queen At- tendant 4. GLENN GERLACH--Physics Club 4. JEANETTE GLASS--Creative Craft Club 4. STEVEN GOETSCH--Band 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 35 Debate Club 25 Drama Club 45 Honor So- ciety 2,3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 President 45 One- Act Plays 45 PILOT 3,45 Editor 45 Physics Club 45 Stage Band 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4. VALERIE GONZA--GAA 45 Pep Club 2,35 Class V. President 2. SUSAN GOODWIN- -A Cappella Choir 3,4, V. President 45 Cheerleader 2,45 Drama Club 25 French Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Student Council 3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchronized Swim Club 25 Sports Queen Attendant 3, Maid 45 Snow Queen At- tendant 3, Maid 45 Prom Queen Maid 3, At- tendant 45 PROM Reporter 4. CAROL GRAHAM--Pep Club 35 Fredericktown High School, Fredericktown, Missouri 2. MARSHA GRAHAM--Chemistry Club 45 French Club 45 Home Economics Club 2,45 Pep Club 4 REBECCA GREENE--Drama Club 3,45 GAA 2,35 Junior Play 35 Masque Club 45 Pep Club 2,3,4, Senior Representative 45 PILOT 35 SPIRIT 45 Thespian Society 45 Variety Show 3,4, Narra- tor 4. DLANA GREER--FNA 2,45 Latin Club 4. RICHARD GREER--Camera Club 35 Drama Club 45 PILOT 3. KATHY GREGORY--Newburyport High School, Newburyport, Massachusetts 2. STEPHANIE GREPORY--GAA 2. DIANE GRESHAM--GAA 25 Pep Club 2. JAMES GROB--FBLA 2,35 School Store 3. CRAIG GUGLIELEMENC II--Christian Brothers College, St. Louis, Missouri, 2,3,4, ffirst se- mester 4J, SHARON I-IANNEKEN--GAA 25 Pep Club 2. PATRICIA HARLES--Creative Craft Club 35 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,4, JOSEPH HARPER--Honor Society 35 Lettermen's Club 2,35 Variety Show 35 Baseball 2,3,4. RICHARD HARTIG--German Club 25 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Physics Club 45 Student Council 2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 45 Variety Show 45 Ten- nis 2,3,45 Water Polo 2,3,45 Captain 45 Swim- ming 2,3,4. ERWIN HARTMANN--Chemistry 2,35 Latin Club 3,45 Physics Club 45 Football 2,3, MARY HASTY--Pep Club 2,3. JAMES HAUPT--Key Club 25 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Golf 2,3,4, Captain 3,45 Water Polo 4. JOHN HAUSER--Baseball 2. DAVID HAWKINS--Chemistry Club 35 Chess Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Physics Club 4. PAMELA HAWKINS--GAA 25 Pep Club 2,35 Va- riety Show 4. JEANNETTE HEROUX--Cor Jesu Academy, St. Louis, Missouri 2,3, JOHN HOLTHAUS--South Kingstown High School, South Kingstown, Rhode Island 2,3, HOYER HEMPHILL--Chemistry Club 3. RICHARD HENSEL--Chemistry Club 35 Chess Club 4. PATRICIA HILL--Pep Club 2. PRISCILLA HILL--A Capella Choir 45 One-Act Plays 45 Variety Show 2,4. RICHARD M, HILL--Advanced Biology Club 3,45 German Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4. JOHN HLADNICK--Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Cross-Country 25 Track 2,3,4. KAREN HOFFMAN--Cheerleader 2,3,45 Drama Club 35 GAA 2,3,45 Junior Play 3, Prop Direc- tor 35 'Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,4, Nar- rator 4. CHRISTINE HOLLENBECK--Advanced Biology Club 3,45 Camera Club 25 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 35 GAA 25 Latin Club 2. CAROLE, HOELSCHER--Advanced Biology Club 45 Band 2,3,45 Chemistry Club 45 Drama Club 2, 3,45 FTA 3,45 Junior Play 35 Masque Club 3,45 One -Act Plays 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4. GAIL HOLTGREWE--Art Club 35 PILOT 4. JACQUELINE HORTON--Creative Craft Club 3,4, V. President 3, President 45 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 4. JOHN HOWELL--Band 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Cross-Country 45 Track 3,45 Kirkwood High School, Kirkwood, Missouri 2. STANLEY HRACH--Chemistry Club 3,45 JETS 45 St. Louis Preparatory Seminary, St. Louis, Mis- souri 2, GREGORY HUESER--Advanced Biology Club 2,35 Chemistry Club 35 Debate Club 45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Physics Club 4. DEBORAH HUMPHRIES--Cheerleader 3,45 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Sports Queen Attendant 35 Snow Queen Attendant 3, Maid 45 Prom Attendant 3,45 Class Treasurer 3. MARY HUNTER--Art Club 45 French Club 3,45 FBLA 45 PILOT 4. ROGER HURST--Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 25 Variety Show 3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. ERIC IKEMEIER--One-Act Plays 4. BEVERLY IMSANDE--Chemistry Club 35 junior Play Stage Crew 35 Pep Club 45 Mt. Vernon High School5 Mt. Vernon, Indiana 2. KRISTINE IRWIN--Camera Club 3,45 GAA 2535 Pep Club 2,35 PILOT 3,4, Managing Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 4. CHRISTINE JACKSON--Art Club 35 GAA 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 4. JANE JACKSON--Spanish Club 3. LARRY JACOBS--Band 2,3,45 jets 45 junior Play Lighting Crew 35 Latin Club 45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 One -Act Plays 25 Stage Band 2,3, 45 Student Council 2,3,45 V. President 45 Va- riety Show 2,3,45 Cross-Country 2,3,45 Track 2,35 All-County Band 2,35 Boy's Intramurals 25 PROM Reporter 4. BARBARA JAMES--FBLA 45 Pep Club 2. CHRISTINE JAMES--Scituate High School, Scitu- ate, Massachusetts 3. RUTH JAMISON--Bayless High School, St. Louis, Missouri 2,3, KAREN JANSSON--Creative Craft Club 3,45 Home Economics Club 4. LINDA JESSE--FTA 3,45 GAA 25 PILOT 3,45 Busi- ness Staff 3, Assistant Managing Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 4. LAWRENCE JOHANSEN--Advanced Biology Club 2,3,4, President 45 Chess Club 2,3, Treasurer 25 Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 25 Latin Club 35 Water Polo 2,35 Swimming 2. CLAY JOHNSON--Football 4. RAY JOHNSON--Variety Show 3,4. MARGIE JONES--GAA 4. PHYLLIS JONES--Drama Club 45 FNA 45 PILOT 4. CHRISTY KAMPER--GAA 2. BRUCE KANNENBERG--Biology Club 25 Latin Club 3. DENNIS KARL--JETS 35 Water Polo 2. DAVID KAWANISHI--Chemistry Club President 35 Chess Club 2,3,4, V. President 3,45 Debate Club 3,45 Honor Society 2,3,4, V. President 45 Key Club 2,3,45 PILOT 45 Physics Club 4. GREGG KELLER--A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Track 3. CYNTHIA KELLY--Creative Craft Club 35 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Basket- ball 35 Hockey 3. DONNA KELLY--GAA 25 Pep Club 253. PATRICIA KELLY--FBLA 3,4, V. President 45 PI- LOT 35 Synchronized Swim Club Co-Captain 35 Water Polo Co-Captain 3,4. LINDA KELSEY--GAA 45 Pep Club 3,4. SUSAN KIDD--Pep Club 2,3. TERRY KIMBERLIN--Swimming 2. DUANE KNAPP--Band 25 Chemistry Club 3. KITTY KOVACS--Drama Club 35 GAA 2,35 Hon- or Society 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Snow Queen Attendant 4, LINDA KRAI--Drama Club 2,35 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3, LARRY KRAUSE--Letterman's Club 3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. STEVE KREPS--Letterman's Club 2,3545 Class President 35 Water Polo 2,3,4, Captain 45 Swimming 2,3,4. CINDY KRIEG--Home Economics Club 354, V. President 4. CHARLES KRIPS--Biology Club 25 Basketball Manager 2,35 Track Manager 2. CONNIE KUECHLER--GAA Captain 35'Pep Club 35 Synchronized Swim Club 35 Basketball 35 Water Polo 3. JERI LaCROIX--French Club 25 GAA 25 Pep, Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 4. BARBARA LaFATA--Home Economics Club 45 Roosevelt High School, St, Louis, Missouri 2. PAMELA LaGARCE--Drama Club 35 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Quill and Scroll 45 SPIRIT Section Editor 3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Sports Queen Attendant 45 Prom Queen At- tendant 4. feb-. . SPIRIT is seniors in the future LAURA LANZAROTTI QLALYJ--Spanish Club 45 Student Council 45 Variety Show 45 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Foreign Exchange Student from Chile 4. ROLLIN LaPOINT- -Advanced Biology Club 3,4. IULIANNE LARSEN--Band 45 Honor Society 45 Lake Preston High School, Lake Preston, South Dakota 2,3. NANCY LAUNCH--Creative Crafts Club Secre- tary 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 German Club 354, Treas- urer 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 45 Variety Show 3,4. LINDA LAUX--GAA 45 Pep Club 45 Lafayette High School, Ballwin, Missouri 2 Qfirst semes- terl. SHIRLEY LAVENDER--Home Economics Club 45 Pep Club 3. ARTHUR LEWIS--Letterman's Club 3,4, President 45 Football 3,45 Track 2,3,4. LOVELL LISTER--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3. MARY LITTRELL--Band 35 Variety Show 3,45 Parkway High School, Chesterfield, Missouri 2. SUSAN LOCKE--Drama Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 junior Play 35 Masque Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 One-Act Plays 253, 45 SPIRIT 35 Thespian Society 3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4. ' vel VL I VQTQ SPIPIIT is enthusiastic teachers PEGGY LOHMAN--Art Club 35 FBLA 45 Home Economics Club 2. ROBERT LOIDA--Camera Club 2. KAREN LONG--French Club 2,35 FBLA 25 Home Economics Club 4. RANDOLPH LOUD--Band 25 Wrestling 3. NANCY LUENNEMAN--Band 25 FNA 35 Home Economics 4. LINDA LUKENS--Make -up Chairman Junior Play 3. BARBARA LUTTRELL--German Club 25 Home Economics 45 Variety Show 2. NANCY LUTTRELL--Drama Club 2,35 GAA 2,3, 45 Junior Play 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 35 Student Council 2,3,4, President 45 Variety Show 2,3,45 Prom Queen Maid 35 Snow Queen Attendant 4. PAMELA LYONS--Fountain Fort Carson High School, Fountain, Colorado 2,3, SUZANNE MACK--GAA 25 Variety Show Make- up Committee 4. BYRAN MARTIN--Variety Show 3. SUSAN MARTIN--Biology Club 25 Drama Club 25 Home Economics Club 2,3,45 Masque Club 25 Pep Club 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Variety Show 2, GREGORY MATTHES--Letterrnan's Club 35 Va- riety Show 25 Golf 3,4. RICHARD MAWDSLEY--A Cappella Choir 2,35 Drama Club 3,45 German Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Letterman's Club 45 One-Act Plays 3,45 Variety Show 45 Class President 2,4, Class V. President 35 Football 2,3,45 Track 2, 35 Swimming 2, CHERI MAY--Drama Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Synchronized Swim Club 2,3. CHERYL MAZAR--French Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Hockey 3,4. MARY MCALLISTER--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Make-up Committee Variety Show 2,35 Syn- chronized Swim Club 2,35 Basketball 3,45 Hockey 3, Manager 4. MICHAEL MCARTHUR---Football 3, St. Mary's High School, St. Louis, Missouri 2. LEONARD MCFADDEN--Chess Club 2,35 Honor Society 45 Wrestling 3. REBECCA MCGEE--Home Economics Club 4, CO-ED Correspondent '45 Make-up Committee Junior Play 3, Make-up Committee One-Act Plays 3, Make-up Committee Variety Show 2,3. LINDA MCKENNA--Drama Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3, 45 Honor Society 3,45 Junior Play 35 Masque Club 2,3,45 One-Act Plays 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 Variety Show Assistant Director 3, Director 45 Synchronized Swim Club 25 Prom Court At- tendant 3. CAROL MCQUALITY--GAA 25 One-Act Plays 45 Twirlers 4. MARILYN MEDLOCK--Variety Show 2. HENRY MERTZ--Football 2,3. DEBORAH MESSNEER--Drama Club 2,3,4, Treas- urer 45 FNA 2,3, Treasurer 35 Junior Play 35 Masque Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 One-Act Plays 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Thespian Society 3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4, Narrator 45 Melodramas 3,4. GAIL METZ--A Cappella Choir 45 FBLA 35 GAA 35 Cor Jesu Academy, St. Louis, Missouri 2,3. JEAN METZGER--Home Economics Club 35 Brown Private School, Austin, Texas 4 ffirst semesterj. PAUL METZLER--Advanced Biology Club 2,3,45 Band 25 Chemistry Club V. President 35 Phys- ics Club 4. MARY MEYER--Home Economics Club 3. MILES MEYER--Honor Society 2,3,45 Letter- man's Club 3,4, V. President 35 Football 2,3, 4, Captain 45 Track 2,3,4. WAYNE MEYER--Drama Club 45 Key Club 2,3, 45 Masque Club 45 One-Act Plays 45 Thespian Society 45 Variety Show 4. BARBARA MICHEELS--Band 2,3,45 Drama Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 One-Act Plays 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Club 2,3,45 Basket- ball 4. MARGARET MITCHELL--Band 2,3,4, Librarian 45 Drama Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Latin Club V. President 35 One-Act Plays 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 35 Twirlers 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Variety Show 2,3,4, Nar- rator 45 Synchronized Swim Club 2. CHERYL MONTAGUE--Chemistry Club 4. DONALD MORELAND--Variety Show 45 Basket- ball 25 Football 2,35 Wrestling 2,3. PAMELA MOORE--GAA 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Vol- leyball 35 Norfolk Catholic High School, Nor- folk, Virginia 2,3. TERESA MOORE--FTA 45 Pep Club 45 Kirkwood High School, Kirkwood, Missouri 2. CAROL MORIOKA--French Club 2,3,4, Treasur- er 3,45 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3. 5 STANTON MORGA--Nathan Hale, Tulsa, Okla- homa 2, College Park, Concord, California 3. BARBARA MORTON--French Club 2,35 FTA 25 GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,3. PAMELA MOUSSETTE--Art Club 35 Creative Craft Club V. President 45 Drama Club 25 GAA 3,45 Latin Club 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,4. JEROME MUELLER--Key Club 2, Latin Club 25 Basketball Trainer 25 Football Trainer 2,35 Track Trainer 2. WILLIAM MURPHY--Football 2,3,4. BARBARA MURRELL--Art Club 3, GAA 2,45 Home Economics Club 25 One-Act Plays 39 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 35 Basketball 2. JOHN MUSKOPF--Advanced Biology Club 3,4. SANDRA NACKENHORST--Creative Crafts Club 35 GAA 2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Pep Club 2,3,4, President 45 Variety Show 3,45 Sp0r'CS Queen 4- KIM NEITZERT--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Syn- chronized Swim Club 3. ROGER NEKULA--Honor Society 3,45 JETS 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 25 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 2. LUCY NICHOLS--Drama Club 2,3,45 French Club 35 Junior Play 35 Masque 2,3,45 One-Act Plays 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Thespian Society 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,3. BELINDA NIEMOELLER--Drama Club 25 FTA 25 Home Economics Club 35 Pep Club 25 PILOT 2. PEGGY NOTI-IUM--Drama Club 25 FTA 45 GAA 25 Honor Society 45 Pep Club 2. SUSAN NUNN--GAA 25 Junior Play 35 Pep Club 25 Variety Show 4. MERL O'BRIEN--Honor Society 3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4, Captain 3,4. HELEN OCHS--French Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 35 Variety Show 3,4. TONI OLSEN--Drama Club 25 French Club 2,3, V. President 35 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Hockey 3. THOMAS OPERLE--Chess Club 25 Drama Club 25 Letterman's Club 45 Variety Show 25 Football 2,35 Soccer 4. MICHAEL O'ROURKE--Latin Club 3,45 Letter- man's Club 2,3,4, GERRI OTTO--Biology Club V. President 35 Pep Club 2. JOHN OUTMAN--Band 2,3,4, GREGORY PANTUKHOFF--Letterman's Club 3,45 Water Polo 2,3,45 Swimming 2,3,4, Captain 3, 4. JANET PATTERSON--French Club 2,3,4, V. President 45 GAA 253,45 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 3,45 Variety Show 4. PATRICK PAYNE--Vianney High School, Kirk- wood, Missouri 2. THOMAS PAYNE--Vianney High School, Kirk- wood, Missouri 2. KEITH PAZDERA--Football 2. DEBORAH PELANT--FTA 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 PILOT 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Variety Show 3. RAUL PEREZ--Soccer 4. MARCIA PETERSON- -Art Club 35 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 35 Synchronized Swim Club 2,35 Water Polo 3. SHIRLEY PETERSON--Home Economics Club 3, 4, President 4. GARY POELLING--Letterman's Club 3,45 Track 3,4. TERRY POELLING--Chemistry Club 35 FTA V. President 2,3, President 45 German Club 35 Key Club 2,35 School Store 25 Student Coun- cil 2,4. CHERYL POLLVOGT--FNA 25 GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Junior Play 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 PI- LOT 3,45 SPIRIT 25 Variety Show 4. MARILYN PRANCE--Drama Club GRACE MARIE PRICE--French Club 3,45 Home Economics Club 35 Pep Club 2,35 School Store 4. MARTHA PRICE--School Store 3,4. CHARLES PROSS--Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Drama Club 3,45 Letterman's Club 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 School Store 25 Thespian Society 45 Variety Show 3,45 Melodramas 45 Water Polo 2,3,4, Captain 45 Swimming 2,3,4, Captain 3,4. VERA PRYOR--A Cappella Choir 3,4, Treasurer 4. DEBBY QUINN--Drama ciub 25 GAA 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,45 Variety Show 2,3, Props Committee 2, PEGGY RAGSDALE--Biology Club 35 FTA Pro- gram Coordinator 35 School Store Manager 4. LAURA RAHING--Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 SPIRIT 3, Section Edi- tor 45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchronized Swim Club 35 Hangar Committee Secretary 4. WAYNE RANDLEMAN--Wrestling 2,3. DOUGLAS RATHERT- -Advanced Biology Club 3, 45 Biology Club 2. JAMES RAUSCH--Baseball 2. PATRICIA RAY--FNA 35 Home Economics Club 4. LINDA RELLER- -A Cappella Choir 2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,4, SPIRIT 2,3,4, section Editor 45 va- riety Show 2,3,4, THOMAS REPPELL--Band 2,3,4, V. President 45 Stage Band 2,3,45 Variety Show 3. JOHN REUSCH--Chemistry Club 35 German Club 3,4. FRANCES RHEINNECKER--Junior Play 35 Pep Club 2. 0 DONNA RICHMOND--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2. RORY RIES--Basketball 35 Football 35 Track 35 Roosevelt High School, St. Louis, Missouri 2. ROBIN RIESER--Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 St, Pat Court 45 Football 2,3,45 Tennis 2,3,4, Captain 3. DONNA RIXMANN--French Club 25 GAA 35 Pep Club 45 Variety Show 4. STEPHEN ROBER--Variety Show 4. LAURA ROBINSON--GAA 2. ALAN ROEDER--Cross-Country 2 RONALD ROMER--Football 2. YVONNE ROMERO--GAA 2,35 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 45 SPIRIT 45 Variety Show 45 Syn- chronized Swim Club 2. CHERYL ROSCOE--Drama Club 3,4, Program Di- rector 45 French Club 2,35 FTA 2,45 Masque Club 3,45 One-Act Plays 45 Thespian Society 45 Variety Show 3,4, Narrator 4, DEBORAH ROSSINO--PILOT 45 Affton High School, Affton, Missouri 2,3. KATI-IIE ROTT--GAA 25 Home Economics Club 25 Pep Club 2. RICHARD RUDOLPH--Football 2. KURT RUGA--Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 2,35 Wrestling 2. PATRICIA RUPP--French Club 25 GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Variety Show 35 Synchronized Swim Club 2,3. MARTHA RYAN--GAA 25 Pep Club 2. SAMUEL SAVA--Football 2,3,4, JO SCI-IAEFER--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 253,45 PI- LOT 45 SPIRIT 4. SUSAN SCI-IAEFER--Home Economics Club Sec- retary 45 DuBourg High School, St. Louis, Mis- souri 2. LARRY SCHEITLIN--A Cappella Choir 2,4. STEVEN SCI-IENK--Honor Society 3,45 Letter- man's Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 45 Football 2, 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3. JANICE SCHERTING--Cheerleader 2,3,4, Co- Captain 45 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Varie- ty Show 3,45 Sport's Queen Attendant, Snow Queen 4, DONALD SCHIFFMAN--Physics Club 45 Hanger Committee 45 Missouri Military Academy, Mexico, Missouri 2. GAIL SCHILLINGER--FNA 25 GAA 2,35 Junior Play Stage Crew 35 Pep Club 2,35 PILOT 2,3, 4, Sport's Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 2,3,4, V. President 45 Variety Show 4. LINDA SCHLEH--A Cappella Choir 2,3545 FTA 3,4, Program Chairman 35 Variety Show 3,4. ANN SCHMALTZ--Pep Club 3. STEVEN SCHMICH--Band 25 Wrestling 2,35 Wa- ter Polo 2. GEORGIA SCHMIDT--Drama Club 25 FNA 25 GAA 25 Home Economics Club 45 Latin Club 45 Pep Club 25 Variety Show 2. JILL SCHMIEMEIER--GAA 2,35 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 SPIR- IT Section Editor 3, Editor 45 Synchronized Swim Club 2,3, V. President 2. PATRICIA SCHONDELMEYER--Biology Club 35 FNA 3. LINDA SCHUETTE--GAA 2,3,45 Home Economics Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 35 Variety Show 3. DONALD SCHUH--Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 45 Track 2,3,4. CAROL SCHUMACHER--Pep Club 45 Bowling Green High School, Bowling Green, Kentucky 2,3. DIANE SCHUMACHER--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,4. DAVID SCI-IWEIGHOEFER--Chess Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 45 Cross-Country 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4, SHARON SCHWEITZER--French Club 25 GAA 2, 35 Pep ciub 2,3,45 SPIRIT 45 variety show 3, 4. DONNA SELLERS--FNA 25 Pep Club 2,3. JIM SHAWCROSS--Band 2,3,4, President 45 Chemistry Club 35 Chess Club 35 Drama Club 45 Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 2,3,4, V. President 45 One-Act Plays 45 PILOT 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Stage Band 3,45 Variety Show 3, 4. JANICE SHEETS--German Club 2. WENDY SHEFFER--French Club 2,3,4, Secretary 45 GAA 35 Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 35 Va- riety Show 35 Office Help 4. NANCIE SHEPARD--GAA 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 4. JOSEPH SI-IEPARD--Chess Club 2,3,4, V. Presi- dent 3,45 Debate Club 3,45 Honor Society 2,3, 45 Key Club 2,3,45 PILOT 45 Quill and Scroll 4. JOHN SICKENDICK--Honor Society 3,4. PARASCEVI SIDERI QEVIJ--Student Council 45 Variety Show 45 Snow Queen Attendant 45 For- eign Exchange Student from Greece 4. GARY SIEBEL--Vianney High School, Kirkwood, Missouri 2. LINDA SIMS--GAA 2,35 Junior Play 35 Pep Club 2,35 SPIRIT 45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchronized Swim Club 2,35 Sports Queen Attendant 45 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Prom Queen Attend- ant 4. SHARON SLATEN--Art Club 45 Home Economics Club 3,4. MARY SMALLWOOD--Home Economics Club 4. CLIFFORD SMITH--Webster Groves High School, Webster Groves, Missouri 2,3. MARY E, SMITH--Variety Show 45 Tomball High School, Tomball, Texas 2,3. MARY L. SMITH--GAA 25 Pep Club 2,3,4, JILL SNELLING--Cheerleader 2,3,45 GAA 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 PILOT 35 Variety 2,4. SANDRA SOLOVIC--Variety Show 2,4, Usher Chairman 4. KATHRYN SOMMER--French Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 3, President 45 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 SPIR- IT 3,4, Section Editor 45 Variety Show 45 Syn- chronized Swim Club 2. MARILYN SNOW--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 SPIRIT 45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchronized 2,35 Hockey 3. TOM SNYDER--Kiserslavtern American High School, Germany 2,3 ffirst semesterj. MARY SOU RIS--Advanced Biology Club 35 French Club 2,3. JUDY SPATOLA--GAA 25 Home Economics Club 4. LONNIE STA RKS--Piggott High School, Piggott, Arkansas 2, MICHAEL STELMACH--Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 45 St. Pat Court 45 Basketball 3, 45 Golf 2,3,4, Captain 3,4. JOHN STEWART--Band 2,3,45 Stage Band 3,4. JEAN STOBIE--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Span- ish Club 25 Variety Show 45 Hockey 3,4. GREGORY STOLZ--German Club 35 Honor Socie- ty 3,45 JETS 45 Key Club 25 Cross-Country 2. VERONICA STROIN--GAA 45 PILOT 35 Variety Show 4. PATRICIA STRUCKHOFF--GAA 25 Pep Club 2. MARIAN TALLEY--FBLA 3,4, Secretary 45 FNA 35 Pep Club 3,45 PILOT 2,3. LEONARD TARRANT--Football 4. CAROL TAYLOR--GAA 2,3,45 Honor Society 3, 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spanish Club 25 Basketball Manager 45 Hockey 35 Hockey Manager 4. KAREN THIEME--FBLA 3. DOUGLAS THOMAS--Key Club 25 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Class V. President 45 Tennis 2,3, 4. PAM THOMPSON--A Cappella 3,45 Drama Club 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 45 French Club 25 Hon- or Society 45 Masque Club 2,3,45 Parliamen- tarian 45 One -Act Plays 2,3,4, Assistant Di- rector 3, Director 45 SPIRIT 35 Thespian So- ciety 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4, Narrator 4. THOMAS THOMPSON--Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 3. DONNA TIEMANN--GAA 2,3, Board Member 25 Pep Club 2,3. DONNA TIEMANN--GAA 2,3, Board Member 25 Pep Club 2,3. JANICE TIESMEYER--FBLA 3,45 Home Econom- ics Club. ROBERT TIPPEE--Letterman's Club 3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Football 2,3,4, GLORIA TIPPETT--Camera Club 25 Junior Play 25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 PILOT 45 Varie- ty Show 2, TERRY TOBINSON--PILOT 35 Variety Show 45 Intramural Basketball 4. JOHN TRENHOLM--Variety Show 45 Football 45 Wrestling 3. JEAN VASEL--Drama Club 35 GAA 2,35 Home Economics Club 25 Junior Play Prop Committee 35 Pep Club 2,35 PILOT 35 Variety 4. KATHLEEN VOELPEL--Drama Club 25 Home Eco- nomics Club 45 Variety Show 2. JOAN VOGEL--PILOT 3,4, News Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3,4, President 45 Cleveland H.S. 2. MARILYN VOGT--Advanced Biology Club 45 Drama Club 3,45 FTA 3,45 GAA 25 German Club 3,45 Junior Play Work Crew 35 Masque Club 45 One-Act Plays Work Crew 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Thespian Club 45 Variety Show 3,4, Work Crew 3, Co-Manager Work Crew 4. ROBERT VOGT--Latin Club 2. VICKEE VOLLMER- -Art Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Affton High School, Affton, Missouri 2. KAREN VONDER AHE--FNA 2,3,45 Pep Club 3, 4. GARY VON GLINOW--Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Variety Show 3,45 Basketball 25 Cross-Country 2. JUDY WAGENER--FNA 2,3,4, DEBORAH WAGNER--Home Economics Club 25 Pep Club 2,3. RANDY WAGNER--PILOT 45 Parson's High School, Parsons, Kansas 3 fsecond semesterl, 4 Qfirst semesterl. Lebanon High School, Leba- non, Missouri 2,3 ffirst semesterl. PEGGY WANNER--AdvancedlBiology Club 45 Drama Club 3,45 GAA 2,35 Honor Society 3,45 One -Act Plays 45 Pep Club 2,35 Spanish Club 45 Hockey 3. GEORGLA WARREN--Pep Club 2,3,4. PATRICIA WATKINS--Debate Club 45 Drama Club 35 FTA 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Social Studies Club 4. SHARON WATSON--Pep Club 25 PILOT 45 Office Hel 4. DORISPWEBB--Berwick Area High School, Ber- wick, Pennsylvania 25 St. Albans Senior High School, St. Albans, West Virginia 3. LINDA WEBER--Cheerleader 45 French Club 2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4, V. President 35 PILOT 45 SPIRIT 3,4, Classes Editor 3, Busi- ness Manager 45 Variety Show 3,45 Synchro- nized Swim Club 35 Prom Queen Attendant 35 Snow Queen Attendant 45 Class Secretary 4. CHARLES WEBSTER--Chemistry Club 25 Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 25 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Variety Show 45 Baseball 25 Football 2,3,4. KAREN WEHMUELLER--Band 2,3,4, Secretary 45 French Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Orchestra 4. MARK WEHKING--Track 4. KRISTEN WENDT--Biology Club 25 GAA 25 PI- LOT 2,35 Variety Show Co-Chairman of Work Crew 2,3. BONNIE WETHINGTON--Cor Jesu Academy, St. Louis, Missouri 2. MANUEL WHITENER- -Dexter High School, Dex- ter, Missouri 2, Bell City High School, Bell City, Missouri 3. ' VALERA WHITNAH--Drama Club 2,3,45 FTA 35 Junior Play 35 Masque Club 2,3,45 Secretary 3, V. President 45 One-Act Plays 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Quill and Scroll 35 SPIRIT 2,35 Thespian Society 2,3,45 Variety Show 2,3,4, Business Manager 3, Narrator 4. CAROLYN WITHROW--GAA 2. KEITH WHITWORTH--Stage Band 2,35 Variety Show 2,3. CAROL WILCOX--FBLA 2,35 GAA 25 Latin Club 25 Pep Club 2,3. JANE WILDERMUTI-I--Band 25 French Club 2,35 FNA 25 GAA 25 Pep Club 2,35 SPIRIT 45 Va- riety Show 4. BOB WILLIAMS--Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. BARBARA WILLIS--Areadia Valley R-2, Ironton, Missouri 2. DAVID WILSON--German Club 45 Physics Club Lutheran High School, Affton, Missouri 2,3. KENNETH WOODAIL--Wrestling 3. EDMOND WOESTENDIEK--Chemistry Club 35 JETS 4. KATHY WOLFE--French Club 45 Honor Society 45 Fox High School, Arnold, Missouri 2 ffirst semesterl. ROY WOOD--Key Club 45 Letterman's Club 2,3, 45 Variety Show 45 Football 3,45 Track 2. VALETA WOOD--FBLA 35 Pep Club 25 School Store 3. SUE WYLIE--GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4. ROBERT YARD--Honor Society 3,4. LARRY YATES--Letterman's Club 3,45 Variety Show 45 Basketball 3,45 Water Polo 2,4, Cap- tain 4. BARBARA YOUNT--Creative Arts Club 45 Home Economics Club 4. MARTHA ZENFELL--Drama Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Variety Show 4, . SPIRIT is the people of LHS To LHS Students, Probably most of us won't remember all the high- lights of '68, but we, The SPIRIT Staff, have tried to capture those that will be most memorable in the years to come. Throughout the book, in the reflection of all these activities, has been portrayed the force we feel is embodied in LHS, that force is spirit --the spirit of participation, effort and enjoyment. My thanks go first to the staff members who worked so hard and faithfully after school and in the wee hours to complete this book. I hope they enjoyed it as much as I did. Next, I want to express my gratitude to our sponsors, Miss Bray and Mrs. Scully, without whom we would never have produced a '68 SPIRIT. 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