Oakville Senior High School - Tiger Paw Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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oing al The way To Teach us we lying Their besT WiTh his hand reaching for an alarm clock reading 5 30 a m a Teacher realizes That, unlike his sTudenTs, he can noT be Tardy for firsT hour. While warming up his car, Dr. Hadd Thinks of The busy day ahead of him. Students and Teachers may be off for snow days but not The sec- refaries. IT seems unnecessary To come in when The people you work with aren'T here, feels Ms. Seper. soon for The cooks who rush To get The next batch of french fries out while Dr. Schindler and Teachers comb The cafeteria. Facial drawings is a project in a oth hour arT class in which Their Teacher fails in all aTTempTs To draw a face so easily drawn A hours ago. WiTh principals calling, students asking questions, and The phone ringing, Ms. VanRonzelen screams. Then l know iT's going Permitting herself To read The newspaper aT 7:45, a Teacher panics when she realizes she planned a TesT for first hour and has noT run iT off. While righT down The hall a parent has a confer- ence with a paTienT Ms. Buckner. The Tardy bell rings and a good morning on The an- nouncements only seems To lin- ger in The ears of The faculty wish- ing They, as well as The students, could be in bed sleeping. A de- tailed lecTure in 3rd hour only seems To puT sTudenTs To resT while an aTTenTive Ms. Buckner siTs in The back only wishing she could join Them. Lunch Time comes Too To be one of Those daysl The afternoon dismissal bell rings and students anxiously file out To The buses. When you're raring To go consTanTly for six hours all day iT's a big relief To hear That last bell, sighs Ms. Nor- Ton. AT 3:30 Ms. VanRonzelen and Ms. Hennekes waiT paTienTly for sTudenTs To use The phone so when finished They can lock up and go home where They and counTless oTher secretaries, Teachers, and principals meeT a whole new office, a whole new classroom, a whole new life. Leona Browning: Col. Am. l-lisfory, Eur- ope ro 500, Europe 500-1700 ,Q ,.,.r.,. l rr' ' -'i'r Laverne Buckner: Assistant Principal, , . ' L -f.: National l-lonor Society igy, R L ,1 -,,. . N John Carrington: lnTro To Social Stud- . . T gibsl Q if T ies, World Geo., History of China and N T Japan, 'l5Th To 2OTh Cen. Europe, C-irls - T ' X' 3 y ' A Volleyball and Basketball 5 'T A V T i Bill Carroll: Drivers EducaTion, PE. Jim Clark: Exploring Industrial Arfs, Crafts, Home MainTenance, Freshmen Fooiball and Baseball Coach Ellen Clawitter: Special Education Bonnie Davis: Coll. Comp., Humor and Satire, Word Power, Eng. on The Job, Film Appr. John Dennett: Study I-lall, Track and BaskeTball Coach s : - sg 1 mf.. - - V- '1 -s -. :sf - is l g f iii ' .

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TwenTy yeors dgo, The dssdssi- naTion of John F. Kennedy lefT The counTry bewildered and be- redved. An enTire ndTion sTood sTiII ond sorrowed over The Trdgic loss. The fdTefuI shoT wds fired in Ddllos, buT iT rdng ThroughouT The ndTion ond sTill echoes Todoy. The redIizdTion didn'T hiT me unTiI I goT home ond wdTched The Television coverdge. I con re- member wdTching iT over ond over. I jusT wished iT wdsn'T on dnymore. recdlled Mr. Tucker. Thomds Blddes, SuperinTen- denT, remembers The ddy vividly. I wds Tedching d cldss dT Mehl- ville. IT wds fifTh hour. I will never forgeT The empTy feeling i wds lefT wiTh dfTer The dnnouncemenT wds mode. SiIenT hdils is The one Thing mosT remembered by Ms. Mdupin. I con sTill remember dn dwful si- Ience. SilenT hdIIs. The ossossindTion wds very redl, buT d shocked ndTion found iT hord To comprehend. For sever- dl ddys There wds dn unknow- ness. People didn'T wonT To be- n November 'I963, Kennedy is shoT ne brief momenT Iieve iT. RecoIlecTed Ms. Bucker, AfTer The Televised funerol, The redlizoTion begdn To sink in. I re- member seeing The PresidenT's IiT- Tle boy dT The funerdl. ThoT imoge sTuck wiTh me. I cried for doys, recolled secreTory Ms. Seper. Ms. Buckner dlso cledrly recolls The funerdl processions. WhoT I remember mosT dbouT The funer- dl wds The riderless horse dnd when They ployed Holi To The Chief. Oh iT wds sdd. TwenTy years ldTer, The sddness hos Turned To respecT ond TribuTe. RespecT reveoled in The rever- ence his ndme envokes ond Tri- buTe in The form of medid expo- sure. Mdny new books ond drTi- cies were published concerning The mdn, The myTh, buT mosTly, The murder. Television poid hom- oge To JFK in Their broddcdsT of The mini-series Kennedy. LIFE de- voTed d cover To him ond TIME coiled The PresidenT A True no- Tiondl hero. And everyone re- membered JFK in Their own spe- cidl wdy. Could we ever forgeT'? Patrick Gibson: Resource Prog. ond AssT. Swim Coach MaTT Green: LoTin I dnd ll, Coll. Comp., Word Power ond Foreign Longudge Chdirperson Harry Hadd: I-Iedd Principol Belly Hale: CompuTer Science, Gen- erdl MdTh ond EssenTiols of Algebro Ronald E. Harryman: ArT I, PrinTmoking ond Drdwihg ll Aurelia Harienberger: Jdzz, Spec., Reg. ond Beginner Bonds, Music Appr., Sr., Mdrching Tiger Bond, Symph. Wind Ens. ond Pep Bond Sponsor Frank Hartmann: Driver EducdTion Ben HeaTh: Psychology. lnTro To Socidl STudies K 1 ll li X if RW Q 1 ,L 2 T . T s Q X . Q is s .ci .f .vi .,.,. ..