Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

CHARLEMO 1970 St. Charles High School St. Charles, Missouri Volume 49 Charlemo 1970 Staff Editor Photographer Business Manager Layout Editor Sales Assistant Academics Editor Organizations Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Classes Editor Sophomore Class Assistant Junior Class Assistant Randy Ferber Ed Ezell Bill Simmons Becky Brookshier Donna King Barb Bishop Karen Beahan Kris Thoelke Anne Baggerman Debby Hendrickson Bonnie Scholle Kathy Bennett Gloria Remick Table of contents Academics 17 Organizations 51 Activities 73 Sports 91 Classes 113 Ads 171 Foreword Involvement—becoming concerned over something and doing something about it—sprung up at SCHS this year. Many issues—school spirit, the dress code, the power of student council, and even prayer at commencement—prompted storms of letters to the editor of the Daily Thing. Better assemblies on drug usage and safe driving habits, and the introduction of SCHS ' s first literary magazine, A Punctured Drum, made students more aware of the contemporary scene. Even the educational goals at SCHS underwent a change with the intro¬ duction of specific behavorial objectives. No new buildings went up this year, but SCHS did change—in a big way—for the better. ' Wfc Young faces form new portfolio of leaders 1 . The hope of any civilization lies in the coming generation—those people who will constructively revise and build upon that which is set down. We are the people who will make these changes in the coming few years. We see the privilege; we rec¬ ognize the responsibility, and we are introducing our new ideas today. 1) Terry Tate plans for the future. 2) Scott Fortney buys a yearbook after seeing the sneak previews at a CHARLEMO assembly. 3) Iris Hollrah decides she is not ready for the re¬ sponsibility of a teacher yet. 4) Debbie Kent models the new look— long hair. 5) Steve Stipes furthers his knowledge of music. 6) Steve Cearley and Kurt Hammes present their views on the dress code to Student Council. 7) Tom Schaberg and Jayne Ermeling meditate after class is over. 4 . i This generation is thoughtful, involved If there be one flaw in man ' s nature against which this generation campaigns, it is apathy. Being involved has become our bag . Active members of organizations participate in club ac¬ tivities. Student Council members serve as the students ' elected governmental body. Concerned faculty members offer help and advice, and every student shows his concern when he applies him¬ self to his studies or tries to maintain the excellent reputation of our student body. 1) Pat Ruff waits for a ride and reflects on her day at SCHS. 2) Gunther Emiein, delivering a speech at the fall sports assembly, represents SCHS ' s involvement in world affairs. 3) Ida Ca- rionon and Nancy Bauman work together on assignments after a large-group testing session. 4) Richard Ford concentrates on the action on the field as he watches a football game from the press box. 5) Student Council members listen intently to speaker who holds the floor at council meeting. 6) Reid Bronson glances through a mag¬ azine while working on posters for FTA. 7 We have energy to spare This generation, with all its ideas and hopes to change our world, would wallow in uselessness without energy. Energy flows freely from this gener¬ ation. Combined with hope, it creates an undefeat- able characteristic of man that shows itself most boldly during our youth. Channeled into con¬ structive endeavor, it makes reality out of unreal goals. 1) Bob Davis and Dave Davis yell, SENIORS at one of the three publications assemblies in Septem¬ ber. 2) Mike Clark, Jim Lloyd, Ken Tipton, Bennie Myers, Paul Bekebrede, and Rick Adams work on ROTC ' s entry in the Homecoming float contest. 3) janita Tevis executes a not quite perfect somersault at the homecoming pep rally. 4) B-team cheer¬ leader Kathy Thoelke exhibits her cheering talents at the fall sports assembly. 5) juniors give seniors on the other end of the rope a workout as they pull on to victory. 6) Determination shows in Scott Moore ' s face as he pushes on at a cross country meet. I We spend hours in concentrated study No changes in our world can be made without a knowledge of the problems in¬ volved and the methods available to correct them. This knowledge comes to us through our teachers. Our generation seems to have a tremendous appetite for this knowledge. Whether this is because we want knowledge for the sake of knowledge or for practical purposes, we still spend more and more time in study. 1) John Breeden learns how to handle a skillet in the new boys ' food service class. 4 . 2) John Thompson goes through a routine form-filling ceremony. 3) Mrs. Veita Jo Hampton talks to Randy Ferber about year¬ book problems while Roger McCoy works on physics problem in physics class. 4) Mike Benson types as he listens to tape adjusted to suit his needs in Business Education class. 5) Mike Neihoff concentrates on test ques¬ tion, an experience we all go through. 6) John Breedon contributes to panel discus¬ sion in ROTC. H ' l; r 5 . ♦ � � I w • U « n V 9 M . A , ! Zt • -- • 11 Rubber forms the soul This may be the Age of Aquarius to some, but it is the age of mobility to all. Cars have become an integral part of almost everybody ' s life, especially the teenager ' s. We have been raised with cars and have come to regard them as a materialization of one ' s personality. 12 3 . of SCHS mobility 1) Peggy Reiser jumps on bus after long day of classes. 2) Bill Stuckenschneider rolls away from school in his Mustang. 3) Mark Grimmer climbs out of his car for another day of school. 4) Mike Peyton sneers at pedestrians. 5) Cycles in front of boy ' s gym reflect sunlight and the age of mobility. 6) Jim Droste, Mark Silverberg, and Tom Walker listen to state troopers at TASC ' s motor¬ cycle safety course. 7) Mag wheels emphasize the spirit of competition. We all find time to do our own thing Amidst final exams, club meetings, and seventh hours, we all find time or make time to relieve pres¬ sure. ' ' Our own thing is the result. 1) SCHS pep band members perform at fall sports assembly. 2) SC Pirate stops Pattonville Pirate at homecoming game. 3) Part of SCHS ' s ROTC unit marches in Homecoming parade. 4) Students dance to the music of the Jay Barry Revue at Homecoming dance. 5) Jim Baggerman gets into proper state of mind before a cross country meet. 6) Pat Higgins shows the easiest way to do your thing —let your hair grow. 7) Pirate fans yell for more at pep rally. 8) Brian Statman, Mike Earney, Harry Fry, and Randy Tong watch Homecoming parade from Red Cross building steps. p i i! Colaw assumes superintendent ' s job Above: Dr. W. D. Grigsby, Assis¬ tant Superintendent; Dr. Frank E. Colaw, Superintendent; Mr. Charles E. Ferguson, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. A. R. Deppe, Administrative Assistant. Below: SEATED, Mr. V. A. Schneider Jr., Treasurer; Dr. J. H. Evans, Vice- President; Mr. Webster Karren- brock. President; Mrs. Roland Pundmann, Secretary; STANDING, Mr. Claude Jacobs; Mr. Stephen Blackhurst. Dr. Frank E. Colaw, Superintendent Mr. David Learman, Assistant Direc¬ tor, Title 3 ESEA Building Project Mr. Jim Rash, Assistant Principal Dr. Gilbert Lauer, Principal Mr. Ralph Black, Assistant Principal 19 The Guidance Department offered the PSAT, SAT, and NMSQT this fall. Sophomores were required to take the ITED and seniors were required to take the Ohio Psychological Test. Many new books, 1,500, were added to the SCHS library this year. To ac¬ comodate these books the library had to be remodeled extensively. A wall was removed to make the library suit the needs of the students. Mrs. Ruby Hart, School Nurse Books, tests and shots are part of SCHS Mr. Fred Latch, Counselor Mr. Roscoe Jennings, Counselor Miss Doris Gruer, Counselor, Head of the Guid¬ ance Department Miss Julia Finn, Counselor 21 FAC helps initiate changes at SCHS Above—Faculty Advisory Com¬ mittee: SEATED, Mrs. Lena Ellis; Mrs. Delores Pundmann; Miss Raneta Ragsdale, Secre¬ tary; Mrs. Lois Steigemier. STANDING, Mr. Charles Brad- er. President; Mr. Ralph Black; Mr. Jim Rash; Mrs. Linda Anderson; Mr. David Weh- meyer; Sergeant Doral Cart¬ wright; Dr. Gilbert Lauer; Mrs. Dorothy Lammers; Mr. George Peters. Sergeant Doral Curtwright, Mrs. Dorothy Lammers. 22 Mr. Ken Becker, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry. (Second Semester) Miss Cynthia Branson, Home Economics. (Second Semester) Mr. Charles Brader, FAC President; Mr. George Peters; Mr. Ralph Black. 23 Above: The senior members of the council help decide what their class will leave to SCHS in their memory. Council mennbers Seniors: Nancy Smith, Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Linda Crayne, Secre¬ tary Vicki Brown, Jayne Ermeling, Sheila Carl, Susan Utlaut, Janet Regot, Jerry Wiegman, Vice- President Dick Ford, President Miles Lacy, Tom Schaberg, Dan Barklage. Juniors; Marty Reyn¬ olds, Sally Cannon, Barbara Bishop, Rise Gilliom, Liz Hill, Cathy Schneider, Laura Amelung, Steve Cruce, Debbie Longbine, Ray Allrich. Sophomores: Terri Hood, Linda Collins, Chris Matticker, Karen Hayes, Cindy Nichols, Winston Wolf, Dave Randall. Advisors: Mrs. Lucille Hancock, Mr. Charles Brader Below; The student council discusses Homecoming activities. - Below: Sophomore council members work on various committees. Representatives work for a better school Above: Mr. Brader advises the student body officers. Below: The student council ponders over the dress code. An active student council, re¬ sponsive to the needs and wants of its student body, maintains the balance of power between stu¬ dents and administration. SCHS ' s student council demonstrated its activity by planning the Home¬ coming and Sweetheart dances, conducting all school elections, and selling popcorn at home foot¬ ball and basketball games. The council ' s involvement is shown in its persistent attempts to find a fair and practical solution to the dress code problem. Council members had to sacrifice time and effort and often personal wants to serve their student body. The junior class is responsible for the planning of the junior-senior prom. Diana Contine, editor of A Punctured Drum Randy Ferber, CHARLEMO 1970 editor Pat Ruff, Pirate Patter 70 editor Darrell Shoults, Daily Thing editor Above, ROW 1—Diana Contine, A Punc¬ tured Drum editor; Bob Bennett. ROW 2— Steve Cearley. Above right. Journalism II: ROW 1—Randy Ferber, Charlemo editor; Bill Simmons, Business Manager. ROW 2— Ed Ezell, Photographer; Anne Baggerman, Sports editor; Bonnie Scholle, Charlemo Classes section editor; Pat Ruff, Pirate Patter 70 editor. Right, A Punctured Drum staff: ROW 1—Diana Contine, editor; Joyce Kuhimann. ROW 2—Randy Stoehner, Brenda Murray. ROW 3—Susan May, Roger McCoy, Bonnie Van Barneveld. Not pic¬ tured: Larry Ruebling, Rick Schuttenberg, Linda Williams. 26 SCHS steps to the beat of a drum Miss Ardella Sandison, Punc¬ tured Drum adviser. Above, Journalism I; ROW 1—Cathy Nations, Jackie Cherry, Steph Thomas, Debbie Hendrick¬ son, Pat Kiernan, Karen Miller, Jane Nesslage , Marsha Shoults, Cathy Dunn, Cathy Brucker. ROW 2—Karen Beahan, Gloria Remick, Shirley Bunche, Barb Bishop, Becky Brookshier, Donna King. ROW 3—Kathi Bilyeu, Kathy Bennett, Tom Rodgers, Susan Heath, Darrell Shoults, Daily Thing editor; Cheryl Myers, Roger McCoy, Michelle Hollander, KrisThoelke, Dave Mingus. Mrs. Veita Jo Hampton, Publica¬ tions adviser. 27 Mrs. Celeste Hesser, English IV; Mrs. Ella Cain, English II, Practical English; Mrs. Suzanne Carroll, English III; Miss Connie Gunn, Dramatics Mrs. Delores Pundmann, Reading Improvement Right: Mrs. Linda Anderson, Speech, Debate; Mrs. Judith Houston, English II, Contemporary Literature Mrs. Jeanne Mudd, English II Mrs. Marianne Thiel, English III Mrs. Lois Lane, English II, Departmental Chairman r English Department encourages originality Enthusiasm among English teachers has lead to change in the department. New courses have stimulated interest among students and teachers. Contemporary Literature fea¬ tures literature written in the twentieth century. In Senior Seminar each student studies independently and shares the results with members of his Mrs. Veita Jo Hampton, journalism, Prac¬ tical English Mr. Michael Doyen, English III, Radio-TV Mrs. Imogene Abernathy, English II, Senior English Composition Miss Ardella Sandison, English IV Mr. Paul Hamilton, English II, III Left: Mrs. Leonora Wilkinson, English III ' ' Prob. and Stat. makes students labor Mrs. Rebecca Teague, Chemistry Mrs. Dorothy Lammers, Chemistry Mr. Tom Sullivan, Biology, Departmental chairman Mr. Ted Mittler, Physics 30 Mr. Gary Poland, Mathematics Miss Frances Story, Mathematics, Departmental Chairman Mr. Oren Shippen, Mathematics Mrs. Margaret Kaiser, Geometry Mrs. Pauline Gabbard, Mathe¬ matics Mr. Joe Vance, Geometry 31 Contemporary Issues defines basic rights Mr. George Peters, American History, Social Studies Departmental Chairman Mr. Robert Vasholz, World History, Geog¬ raphy Mrs. Lucille Hancock, Psychology, Con- Mrs. Lillian Bushnell, World temporary Issues History Mr. Harold Feuerhahn, World History 32 Mr. Ralph Davison, American History, World History Mr. Herman Goehler, World History, Geography Mr. Melvin Morlan, American History Mr. Clarence Williams, American History Mr. Nelson Thompson, Amer- Mr. Glenn Poe, World History ican History, Missouri History Left: Mr. Charles Brader, Psychology Mrs. Ovita Goolsby, Art I; Mrs. Katharine Ford, Art I, III, IV, Depart¬ mental Chairman Mr. Kenneth Beckham, Orchestra Mrs. Dorothy Morgan, Art I; Miss Barbara K irchoff, Art II, Sculptering Mrs. Verena Praeger, Vocal music. Departmental chair¬ man; Mr. William Henderson, Vocal music Mr. Robert Schleinat, Instrumental music. Departmental chairman 34 One hundred students enroll in German I Mrs. Blanche Schaefer, French, Foreign Language Departmental Chairman A new course, German I, was added to the curriculum of the foreign language department this year. Approximately 100 students were enrolled in German. Mrs. Mirta Galvez, Spanish I Mr. Vito Maniaci, Latin Miss Robin Blaylock, Spanish III, Spanish Mrs. Charlene Hirschmann, German I; Mrs. Nancy Simpson, Span- IV ish I, Spanish II 35 Mrs. Lois Stiegemeier, Home Economics, Departmental Chairman Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Home Economics Mrs. Pat Cope, Home-School Coordinator Mrs. Eleanor Boyea, Home Economics Mike Funk prepares a meal in boys ' food ser¬ vice. 36 Boys cook and girls ride cycles at SCHS Several improvements have been made among the practical arts courses this year. Food Service and Motorcycle Safety were added to SCHS ' s curriculum. Food Service introduced boys to food and nutrition. They learned how to prepare their own meals. In the Motorcycle Safety course, supple¬ mentary to Driver Education, the students learned not only how to drive a motorcycle, but how to judge a motorcycle ' s limitations. Mrs. Jo Ann Johnson, Driver Education, Health Mr. Jerry Merrell, Driver Education, Driver Educa¬ tion Departmental Chairman Mr. Jim Marquardt, Industrial Arts; Mr. Tharon Baumann, Industrial Arts, Departmental Chairman; Mr. Tom Swartout, In¬ dustrial Arts 37 Mr. Gerald Honey, Trades and Industry, Distribu- Mr. Jerry Cook, Special Education; Mrs. Thelma Murray, Special tive Education, Adult Education, COE Education, Departmental Chairman Mr. Harold Gross, Audio-visual equipment Mrs. Doris Gerken, Business Education; Mrs. Margaret Stephens, Business Education Kathy Wilmes gains in typing speed and accuracy. 38 Audio-visual service new to SCHS Mrs. Lena Ellis, Business Education, Depart- ' ' ’s. Jennie Swarthout, Business Education; Mrs. Venita Willbrand, mental Chairman Business Education; Miss Raneta Ragsdale, Business Education Mrs. Linda Sullivan, Business Education 39 Dan Beyer removes an air filter in Auto Mechanics. Sue Hueffmeier and Jack Vance program a computer in Data Bill Jackson carefully darkens lines in Drafting. Processing. 40 I Computers come to Technical School Gary Hotchkiss adjusts a radio transmitter in Electronics. Frank Lafata checks simple circuits in Electronics. Two Technical School students learn the proper method of using an arc welder. 41 Bennie Myers inspects Dave Bross for general appearance and wear of the uniform. Ken Tipton observes. Bill Barnes stands at attention for inspection. Sergeant Doral Curtwright, Aerospace Education assistant. 42 ROTC holds first SCHS military ball Colonel Robert Miner, Aerospace Education Navigation, propulsion systems, aircraft de¬ sign, weather forecast, map reading and leader¬ ship lab were some of the studies included in the AFJROTC course, 1969-70. The 102 members of the 1475th squadron wore their uniforms every Thursday, Leadership Day. SCHS ' s first military ball was sponsored by the ROTC on March 21. Mike Zimmer and the Avan- tis provided the music. Bob Bennett carefully studies flight charts. John Breeden, Tom Campbell and David Hickey listen to a lecture in Leadership Lab. 43 P.E. students ' sweat it out Mr. Erdine Smith, Boys ' P.E., Athletic Director Mr. Jim Harris, Boys ' P.E. 44 Miss Linda Kleiman, Girls ' P.E., Mrs. Juanita Tay¬ lor, Girls ' P.E., Departmental Chairman P.E. students wait for their turn to play soccer. Girls relax as they watch their classmates. Miss Clara Regan, Girls ' P.E. Mrs. Kathleen May, Girls ' P.E. 45 Sharon Harris, assistant secretary; Mrs. June Johnson, attendance secretary Mrs. Lillian Bredleau, guidance secretary Mrs. Dorothy King, teacher ' s typist 46 School life would ce ase sans secretaries V Mrs. Shirley Terschluse, financial secretary Mrs. Olive Keiser, Registrar Mrs. Eunice Dickens, attendance secretary Mrs. Sandy Shatro, secretary to Dr. Lauer 47 Cooks prepare 140,000 lunches in 1969-70 Mr. Ervin Degner, custodian Mrs. Genevifeve Wren, cook; Mrs. Louise Richardson, cook 48 Mrs. Alice Wilson, High School Laundry Mrs. Elizabeth Varnes, cook; Mrs. Maude Sappington, cook. Mrs. Vi Engel, cook; Mr. Glenroy Bruesehoff, custodian; Mrs. Margaret Fromme, cook ) • «• • • ••• ••••• « Ml • ♦ ••• ••••• . .. . .. Mrs. Rhoda Schneider, cook Mrs. Josephine Boschert, Cafeteria Manager 49 I I ( [liiiiitiiiniii Organizations FRC finds fortune in fourth festival FOREIGN RELATIONS CLUB FRONT ROW: Gerry Graves, Royin Specie, Sally Cannon, Karen New, Liz Hill, Rise Gilliom, Chris Nothstine, Sally Stumberg, Mrs. Jeanne Mudd, sponsor ROW 2: Vicky Wucher, Pat Scott, Debby Grober, Janice Breitenstein, Mary Varker, Denise Dickason, Kathy Fine, Betty Mueller, Karen Ruprecht, ROW 3: Barb Mersch, Sharon Kruse, Kathy Robey, Joan Mersch, Linda Hauser, Diane Grau, Connie Statler, Donna Klausen, Debbie Ameling, Lynn Debrecht ROW 4: Ruth Grimes, Dick Ford, Linda Noah, Judy Getting, Cathy Moe, Denise Weston, Debbie Thompson, Mike Funk, Craig Korth, Gunther Emiein, BACK ROW: Vicki Saip, Sheila Seward, Becky Brookshier, Kathy Kansteiner, Sandy Horky, Pat Sparks, Becky Hommes, Marie Mills FRC sponsors exchange student Beat Eberle. Below: Patrolmen explain motorcycles to Jim Droste. Below: Liz Hill prepares for FRC picture. 52 TASC FRONT ROW: Kevin Rogers, Liz F4ill, Debby Kent, Kathy Wolf, Judy Boschert, Dave Echele ROW 2: Gun¬ ther Emiein, Jan Kent, Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Phyllis Mitten, Nancy Coles, John Ince, Tom Walker, ROW 3: Pat Dusenberry, Sheila Carl, Liz ' Vance, Nancy Bauman, Linda Hauser, Marshall Karibian, Bruce Wessler ROW 4: Nancy Davis, Bev Moore, Mary Anderson, Pat Gross, Dave King, Steve Welko ROW 5: Brent Justmann, Jim Statler, Ray Allrich, Dan Roloff, Tom Bilyeu, Stan Ermel- ing, Eric Martin TASC turns to two-wheelers TEENAGE AUTO SAEETY CLUB FRONT ROW: Mrs. JoAnn Johnson, sponsor, Jim Droste, Janet Regot, Janet Cum¬ mings, Mr. Jerry Merrell, sponsor ROW 2: Karen New, Sally Cannon, Barb Bishop, Vicki Saip, Pam Waters ROW 3: Sharon Holliday, Sandy Murphy, Pam Baldwin, Vicki Weekley, Stan Norton, Steve Schrader, ROW 4: Mark Silverberg, Beth Holden, Jeff Yaeger, Pat Sparks, Dave Campbell, Colin Foster ROW 5: Pam Croquart, Cathy Schneider, Loire Strouse, Scott Fortney, Ken Tipton, Judy Engel, ROW 6: Gayla McCurren, Betty DeSherlia, Nancy Bernat, Rita Gravemann ROW 7: Cathy Dunn, Chris Orf, Joan Mersch, Kathy Robey, Colleen Reece, Marla Beke- brede, ROW 8: Carol Hallemeier, Debbie Redell, Jeanine Petty, Bonnie Scholle, Cheryn Brakensiek, Sharon Kruse, Judy Oetting. These students will make a better world Below: YOUTH FOR CHRIST FRONT ROW: Beth Clark Marti Cushman, Debbie Cushman, Sheila Seward, Al¬ thea Smith, BACK ROW: Mrs. Linda Sullivan, sponsor Bill Ross, Jack Busby, Bernice Busby, Diana Thebeau Left: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Mary Mueller, Sally Cannon, Sally Barklage, Mrs. Phyllis Noland, sponsor, Ann Baggerman, Paul Zimmerman, Reid Bronson, Janet Cummings ROW 2: Kathy Bildner, Sue Utlaut, Pat Scott, Annete Breitenstein, Pat Luttmann, Roberta Mahr, Chris Nothstine ROW 3: Cathy Schneider, jan Wagner, Diane Dolan, Debby Rim- mey, Linda Williams, Debbie Kent, Marty Reynolds ROW 4: Kathy Kan- steiner, Nancy Davis, Bev Moore, Debby Hendrickson, Vonda Borchardt, Cheryn Brakenseik, Dave Kutchback, Phillip Hornbostel ROW 5: Fay Snipes, Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Nancy Smith, Pam Guilliams, Nanci Remington, jerry Anderson, Roger McCoy ROW 6: Mr. Melvin Morlan, sponsor, Linda Haalbloom, Kim Jackson, Tom Schaberg, Ray Allrich, Jack Busby, Bob Picker¬ ing, Mr. O. F. Schippen, sponsor Jack Busby puts parka of flowers on Marti Cushman as other YFC members put finishing touches on Homecoming float. Left: KEY CLUB FRONT ROW: Mr. Glenn Poe, sponsor, Dave Kutchback, Darryl Jefferies ROW 2: Ken Tipton, Scott Magrew, Ray Moeller ROW 3: Mike Smith, Bob Card, Allen Williams ROW 4: Tom Rodgers, Vic Colby, David Mc¬ Donald, Jerry Anderson ROW 5: Ray Bartlett, Phil Finck, John Johnston, Rick Pfaff 55 Communication is the objective GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Steph Thomas, Mary Bowman, Sheila Carl, Diane Grau, Neva Ebeling ROW 2: Chris White, Becky Hommes, Carol Hallemeier, Cathy Dunn, Karen Ruprecht, Marsha Estes ROW 3: Debbi Bushdiecker, Larry Hamrick, Paula Lunsford, Kathi Bilyeu, Mrs. Charlene Hirschman, sponsor, Ellen Glisan, Bill Wertz, Scott Kester JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE (LATIN CLUB) FRONT ROW: Chris White, Judy Engel, Diane Dolan, Cathy Nations ROW 2: Cathy Moe, Sandy Horky, Becky Brook- shier, Nancy Pfost ROW 3: Vicki Reming¬ ton, Mary Mueller, Debby Grober, Sharon Holliday, Debby Horenkamp ROW 4: Mike Bohrer, Sue Edwards, Charlotte Cooper, Georgia Horenkamp ROW 5: Larry Cron- khite, Kim Jackson, Nanci Remington, Dave Malin, Rick Meier 56 Left: QUI VIVE (FRENCH CLUB) FRONT ROW: Linda Williams, Mrs. Blanch Schafer, sponsor, Jennifer Pandolfi ROW 2: Reid Bronson, Roberta Mahr, Lynn Vogt, Dave Echele ROW 3: Mary Lou Blackhurst, Sandy Beach, Royin Specie ROW 4: Chris Suelmann, Mary Varker, Betty Mueller, Evelyn Mantle ROW 5: Shirley Bunch, Nancy Barklage, Pat Dieckmann ROW 6: jan Wagner, Bev Moore, Joan Zerr ROW 7: Phyllis Nowack, Sue Porter, Jodell Cooper ROW 8: Sharon Mene- fee, Beth Clark, Bruce Wessler, Donna Klausen Below: SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Carol Pfaff, Carol White, Carolyn Plume, Deborah Fort¬ ney BACK ROW: George Duel¬ lo, Rise Gilliom, Warren Holl- rah, Mrs. Nancy Simpson, sponsor, Sheila Seward, jack Busby W;. 57 HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW FRONT ROW; Donna Webb, Mary McGarvey, Karen Beahan, Nancy Bauman, Diana Varnon ROW 2: Mrs. Mary Reynolds, sponsor, Jan Witt, Gayla McCurren, Dodie Hendricks, Mrs. Lois Stiegemeier, sponsor ROW 3: Mary Lammert, Sandy Tong, Judy McMillan, Pam Hoke, Sandy Shelton, Linda Hauser, Mary Anderson, Mary Atchison MEDICAL STUDENTS OF TOMORROW FRONT ROW: 3: Reid Bronson, Steph Thomas, Mrs. Ruby Hart, sponsor, Pam Maxon, Pat Luttmann, Pam Schulte, ROW 2: Pam Nanci Remington, Jerry Segalla Rufkahr, Robbie Hillman, Kris Thoelke, Pat Scott ROW 58 We influence the shape of things to come FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA FRONT ROW: Janet Cummings, Jackie Robey, Mrs. Marianne Thiel, sponsor, Connie La Banca, Debbie Rimmey ROW 2: Dana Bruns, Reid Bronson, Lynn Vogt, Dave Ebersole ROW 3: Sue Gross, Steve Harting, Ann Hoffman, Pat Kiernan, Christy Roberts, Shirley Bunch, Mark Poindexter ROW 5: Nancy Smith, Cathy Schneider, Kate Plunkett, Linda Hauser, Lea Vonne Pulley, ROW 6; Linda Williams, Diane Jones, Wayne Gillette, Nancy Stiegemeier,Vonda Borchardt Left: FTA members have lunch before the parade. RADIO AND AEROSPACE CLUB FRONT ROW; Pat wicz, John Fuszner, David King, Paul Bekebrede ROW 3; Terrio, Dan Prinster, Chris Black, Don Sutton ROW 2: Sgt. Mike Terrio, Mike Clark Doral Curtright, sponsor. Bob Bennett, Greg Macieko- Below; MU ALPHA THETA (MATH CLUB) FRONT ROW: Vonda Borchardt, Miss Francis Story, sponsor, Mike Bohrer, Dave Malin BACK ROW; Carol White, Nancy Remington, Reid Bronson, Kim Jackson, Roger McCoy 60 iltll Concentration continues after hours CHESS CLUB SITTING; Dan Bruns, Dana Bruns, Reid Bronson STANDING: Bruce Widaman, Suzette Gross, Mike Bohrer, Guenther EmIein, Mr. Oren Shippen, sponsor Left: PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FRONT ROW; Shirley Bunch, Debby Hendrickson, Karen Bea- han ROW 2: Pat Kiernan, Mr. Clarence Williams, sponsor, Dave Robinson, Roger Mc- Mahill ROW 3: Ed Ezell, Rick Pepperman 61 Artists exhibit on night of fall play ART CLUB FRONT ROW: PriscHIa Taylor, Joan Cullom, Linda Williams ROW 2: Janice Thurston, Debbie Kennel, Barb Jones, Sue Porter ROW 3: Karen Besselman, Ann Becker, Phyllis Van Booven, Connie Czechin ROW 4: Soraya Rohde, Pam Croquart, Jeanne Barton, Pris De- Haven ROW 5: Diane Smith, Jim Wilkens, Jack Vance ROW 6: Rick Williams, Miss Barbara Kirchhoff, sponsor, Don Schroer Right: Beth Holden plays Emily in a scene from fall drama, Our Town. Below: Avis Taylor makes up Larry Ruebling for his parr as Marryin ' Sam in A Cappella Choir ' s production of Li ' l Abner. THESPIANS FRONT ROW: Miss Connie Gunn, sponsor, Kathy Sommerville, Beth Holden BACK ROW: Scott Kester, Pat Kier- nan, Larry Ruebling, Rick Mayer, Jerry Goldman Speakers, actors bring credit to SCHS Below: FORENSICS CLUB FRONT ROW: Dave Kutch- Joan Cullom, Roberta Mahr, Diana Contine, Mrs. Linda back, Larry Ruebling, Mark Poindexter, Dick Ford BACK Anderson, sponsor ROW: Kathy Sommerville, Linda Williams, Carol White, A Cappella inhabits Dogpatch, U.S.A. Below: A CAPPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW: Debbie Ince, Lou Anne Bauche, John Staub, Tom Dickens, Randy Sooehner, Dan Bruns, Steve Worley, Herb Morie, Jeff Yaeger, Bill Simmons, Mike Clark, Bill Henderson, Dave Davis, Gary Leisenfeld, Dana Bruns, Armeldia Pyatt ROW 2: Mr. William V. Henderson, director, Carolyn McClurg, Mary Leonard, Mike Zellweger, Roger Huster, Craig Korth, Dick Ford, Tom Triplett, Bob Card, Gary Ford, Les Hollrah, Dave Larkin, Don Grindstaff, Kevin Young, Wayne Gillette, Ken Tipton, Diana Varnon, Debbie Brad¬ bury, Suzette Gross, Mrs. Verena Praeger, director ROW 3: Cathy Dunn, Judy Engel, Sue Kansteiner, Ellen Evans, Annette Breitenstein, Vicki Brown, Pam Ault, Roberta Mahr, Debby Hendrickson, Shirley Bunch, Lynett Vogt, 64 Janet Barklage, Lea Vonne Pulley, Barbara Sparks, Becky Hommes, Diane Binsbacher, Pam Guilliams, Marla Beke- brede ROW 4: Denne Logue, Kristi Struckmann, Chris Wise, Terry Graves, Pam Maxon, Chris Nothstine, Loire Strouse, Pat Luttmann, Nita Rocha, Sheila Seward, Diane Stephenson, Debbie Bozwell, Mary Mueller, Jackie Robey, Debbie Roeder, Karen Miller, Kathy Magruder, Li ' l Abner, Mammy Yokum, and Daisy Mae listen to stage directions. Right: Citizens of Dog Patch gather around Marryin ' Sam. Phyllis Mitten, Kathy Sommerville ROW 5: Jodell Cooper, Carol Morris, Diane Dolan, Katy Plunkett, Barbara Roy- ston, Jayne Ermeling, Sheila Carl, Carolie Honey, Pam Waters, Jennifer Sealock, Brenda Kraemer, Sandy Horky, Betsy Davis, Johnnie Rouse, Susan Utlaut, Cindy Kelly, Kathy Lindstrom, Sharon Kruse, Althea Smith, Donette Hedicke, Linda Gessell GIRLS ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Sue Montgomery, Ida Carion, Kathy Howard, Vicki Weekley, Debbie Yount, Denne Logue, Cathy Baker, Chris Nothstine, Pam Ault, Pam Maxon, Sally Barklage, Mrs. Verena Praeger, direc¬ tor ROW 2: Vicki Saip, Phyllis Mitten, Sally Stumburg, Cathy Dunn, Carolyn Cain, Pat Luttmann, Shirley Bunch, Linda Hauser, Barbara Bishop, Sue Kansteiner, ROW 3: Kathy Magruder, Mary Harlan, Linda Williams, Pam Bald¬ win, Lynett Vogt, Gayla McCurren, Debby Hendrickson, Lou Ann Bauche, Mary Ellis, Sue Barklage, Laura Ame- lung, Sally Brockmann, ROW 4: Pam Guilliams, Jean Plackmeier, Beth Holden, Linda Gesell, Mary Anderson, Sharon Kruse, Kathy Lindstrom, Sandy Utlaut, Cathy Schneider, Marsha Estes, Diane Dolan, Linda Noah, Cathy McClellan Below: GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: Diane Dolan, Mary Harlan, Kathy Denne Logue, Pam Ault, Debby Hendrickson, Lindstrom, Linda Williams, Chris Nothstine Pat Luttmann, Mrs. Verena Praeger, director 66 i SOPHOMORE BLUE ROBED CHOIR FRONT ROW: Shel¬ ley Evans, Becky Anderson, Barbara Kay Greer, Carolyn Hunt, Leanna Brooks, Kathryn Wilburn, Charlotte Wren, Barbara Eckstein, Peggy Clark, Teresa Bauman, Ruth Potter, Cathy Nations, Kelly Board, Jennie Humphrey, Shirley Kurtz, Juanita Miller ROW 2: Angela Watts, Joan Stephenson, Marilyn Barban, Charlotte Cooper, Paula Lunsford, Gloria Moore, Brenda Scheffler, Neva Beard, Choirs entertain Katie Kaiser, Jane Nesslage, Sue Edwards, Linda McBride, Joan Eckele, Debbie Reynolds, Becky Shirley ROW 3: Randy Tong, Glenn Hockmeyer, Reggie Robinson, Bruce Regot, Dennis Bozwell, Ron Merry, Steve Wise, Bill Ross, Roger Henderson, David Dob, Ken Wren, Larry Hamrick, Tom Rodgers, Lester Hillmann, Mr. William V. Henderson, director at other schools Below: MADRIGAL MODERN CHOIR FRONT ROW: Kris Struckmann, Mary Leonard, Carolie Honey, Sue Utlaut, Mary Mueller, Karen Miller ROW 2: Chris Wise, Carolyn McClurg, Jodell Cooper, Sheila Seward, Dianne Stephen¬ son, Brenda Kraemer, Diana Varnon, Althea Smith ROW 3: Jerry Anderson, Larry Ruebling, Tom Triplett, Gary Ford, Dave Larkin, Dave Ebersole, Dave Davis, ROW 4: Matt Botter, Terry Eddington, Dan Bruns, Steve Worley, Mike Bohrer, Reid Bronson, Wayne Gillette Band FLUTE BARITONE SAXOPHONE Denice Weston Jeff Sweeney Pat Gross Thomas Eore Sandy Glaser Roger McNew Nanci Remington Kerrie Braungardt Rebecca Oliver Jean Plackemeier CORNET Diana Dowd David King Barbara Moeller Bruce Weaver Susan Stadler Adrain McClellan Pat Kiernan Kirk Sweeney Celestine Callaway Karen Kuipers Scott Moore BARITONE Janice Breitenstein Roger McMahill TRUMPET Bonnie Scholle Carol Staggemeier Victor Colby Greg Luerding Don Bush Charlotte Petty David Burchfeild David King Terry Eddington Steve Plackemeier ALTO CLARINET Robert Rooney BASSOON BASS TROMBONE Pat Sparks Larry Castor Steven Welko Linda Haalbloom Carol Rauscher Don Prinster CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Kendall Miller PERCUSSION Mary EHarlan Michael Schaeffer TENOR SAXOPHONE Dan Evert Jerry Moon Mike Zimmerman BASS CLARINET CLARINET Mark Ward Don Morgan Ann Kroeger Kim Jackson Steve Sharp Robert Villigram Pat Thomas Nancy Steigemeier Linda Hagood Dan Clark Matt Botter Craig Liebel OBOE Sandy Murphy FRENCH HORN John Underwood Diana Contine Cathy Moe Rise Gilliom Harold Thomas Deborah Wiechens Dennis Parker Penny Walker David Davis Martha Cushman Larry Meyer Gary Mason AETO SAXOPHONE Steven Stipes John Ince Palmer Chatman Phyllis Helton Ray North BASS Mark Haalbloom Peggy Terschluse Scott Kester Eiz Vance Robert Maxey TROMBONE Terry Mabry Sherry Park Bruce Gibson Michael Corns Arthur Holliday John Roppolo Jennifer Pandolfi Band leads student body in Beer-Beer Orchestra FIRST VIOLIN Kenneth Gillette FLUTE Daniel Evert Jennifer Pandolfi Barbara Moeller Sherry Park Guenther Emiein VIOLA Janice Breitenstein Beth Clark Diane Jones Carol Staggemeier HORN Jackie Robey Brenda Wycoff Rise Gilliom Victor Martin Deborah Cushman CLARINET Linda Wycoff Linda Hagood TRUMPET Diana Thebeau CELLO Phyllis Helton Gregory Luerding Priscilla Dehaven Peggy Terschluse Scott Moore SECOND VIOLIN Stanley Norton Kerry Braungan Roger McMahill Mary Varker Nancy Barklage Evelyn Mantle BASSOON David Burchfield Connie Statler BASS Carol Rauscher TROMBONE Donna Campbell David Davis John Roppolo Julie Gipson Dan Barklage SAXOPHONE David King Tom Brown Ray Stock Palmer Chatman Left: Debbie Wiechens practices on the oboe. Below; Band director, Robert 69 j. T Ik PIRATE PEPPERS (JUNIORS) FRONT ROW; L. Vogt, J. Kent, P. Dusenberry, B. Dunkmann, D. Hendrickson ROW 2: N. Holden, R. Mahr, B. Moore, N. Davis, C. Orf, C. Dunn ROW 3: j. Lewis, M. Barr, L. Strouse, P. Luttmann, C. Nothstine, D. Dolan ROW 4; D. Debrecht, K. Thoelke, S. Gross, R. Gilliom, K. Kansteiner, S. Stum- berg, K. Besselman ROW 5: C. Hallemeier, N. Bernat, D. Redell, V. Weekley, L. Bauche, S. Bunch, B. Busby ROW 6; j. Engel, C. Schneider, B. DeSherlia, J. Wagner, S. Montgomery, P. Dieck- mann, C. White, S. Horky, M. Bekebrede ROW 7: D. Bozwell, B. Hommes, P. Walker, A. Chinery, D. Kreder, D. Koziatek, D. Long- bine, j. Cooper, D. Jones PIRATE PEPPERS (SENIORS) FRONT ROW: J. Meyer, J. Halwe, L. Williams, D. Rimmey, C. La- Banca, P. Guilliams, D. Kent, M. Steinmeyer ROW 2: L. Crayne, P. Scott, J. Cummings, P. Schulte, V. Borchardt, J. Regot, N. Steigemeier, L. Bruns, J. Boschert ROW 3: D. Contine, W. PIRATE PEPPERS (SOPHOMORES) FRONT ROW: J. Jones, S. Porter, S. Holliday, A. Becker, K. Bennett ROW 2: N. Ebeling, T. Hood, N. Barklage, K. Mueller, C. Moe, B. Anderson, L. Brooks ROW 3: C. Schnare, E. Mantle, D. Grober, P. Thompson, R. Specie, C. Matticker, L. Lewis, D. Boschert ROW 4: L. Ruprecht, S. Evans, L. Meyer, M. Barban, S. Fraley, K. Thoelke, C. Finck, D. Bos¬ chert ROW 5: B. McGarvey, K. LeClaire, Diana Thibeau, L. Lake, C. Staggemeier, D. Fortney, G. Nations, Mrs. Judy Houston, Miss Ovita Goolsby, sponsors 70 Spirit clubs shout for SC at home games Percy, M. Mueller, K. Miller, A. Hoffman, N. Coles, S. Utlaut, D. Thompson,. B. Scholle, C. Wolf ROW 4; J. Emmeling, V. Welko, N. Smith, J. Getting, S. Kruse, C. Brakenseik, C. Wise, Mrs. Katherine Ford, sponsor Green peppers, Kathy Thoelke and Irish Lampitt discuss their out¬ fits. Left: sc LETTERMAN ' S CLUB (JUNIORS) FRONT ROW: R. Williams, F. Wahl ROW 2: R. Bormann, D. Bazzell ROW 3: j. Statler, B. Samples ROW 4: S. Cruce, D. Rodak ROW 6: D. Hoerl Below: SC LETTERMAN ' S CLUB (SENIORS) FRONT ROW: j. Bieler, j. Hollrah, R. Whiteside ROW 2: M. Clark, R. Hollrah, j. Yaeger, D. Barklage ROW 3: D. Malin, B. Henderson, R. Moeller, W. Ermeling ROW 4: Coach Gary Wacker, sponsor, M. Zimmerman, T. Hessling, T. Teising, R. Stock, Coach Gary Foland, sponsor % , i - . r - Junior, Pat Thomas eagerly devours an orange in the orange-peeling and eating contest at the pep rally. Below; Seniors Dave Echle and Bruce Wessler are perched on French Club ' s winning float. Below; junior Dave Bazzell rests after hard work in the tug-of-war. Homecoming Sophomores struggle in the annual pep rally tug-of-war. Below; junior, Kris Thoelke hustles for her class in the shoe-changing relay race at the pep rally. ' 69 soaked in sobs and rain Homecoming 1969 was a soggy celebration—in more ways than one. The weekend began with the annual parade on Friday, October 10, and continued that night with a super pep rally. Contestants in vari¬ ous events shaved balloons, ate oranges, did somer¬ saults and ran relays. During halftime of the home¬ coming game on Saturday, Queen Linda Crayne, tears rolling down her cheeks, was crowned just as the rain began to fall. St. Charles and Pattonville Pirates alike were soaked, but SC spirit was dampened in the end as our Pirates bowed to Pattonville, 12—0. 7.V: ' Sophomores experience the fun of working on their own class float. Queen Linda Crayne smiles happily after half-time cere¬ monies. SC Pirates pile on Pattonville Pirates in action at game. Right: Varsity cheerleaders grit their teeth as our Pirates break through their pep sign. Seniors take time out to relax after working hard on their float. 75 SCHS dance is scene of Aquarius happening Debbie Kent and Tom Nacke enjoy themselves at the Homecoming Dance. Students wait expectantly for the crowning of the new Homecoming queen. SCHS students danced in the surroundings of the Age of Aquarius at the 1969 Home¬ coming Dance. Queen Linda Crayne reigned over the festivities as students enjoyed the music of the jay Barry Revue. The queen and her court danced a special dance to the theme song from Romeo and Juliet . Students tore down huge posters representing the signs of the zodiac for souvenirs. Art students de¬ signed the posters especially for the dance. Dancers relax during an intermission 76 1969 Homecoming Queen Linda Crayne Junior Homecoming attendant Sally Cannon, senior attendant Carolie Honey, junior attendant Debbie Longbine Sophomore Homecoming attendants Kathy Thoelke, Terri Hood and Karen Hayes. 77 Abner draws full house, standing ovation Earthquake McGoon, Ken Tipton applies make-up before his performance. Below: Left, Li ' l Abner is caug ht off guard. Rig ht, Jodell Cooper, Moonbeam McSwine poses with her companion Rosemarie. Li ' l Abner, the A Cappella operetta this year, was put on October 21, 23, and 25 under the direction of William Henderson. Dogpatch was saved and Daisy Mae got her man at the Sadie Hawkins Day Race. Li ' l Abner was a success and the choir was awarded a standing ovation after their third per¬ formance. Below: Mayor Dogmeat, Roger Henderson tells Dogpatchers about the Cornpone Meetin ' . Daisy Mae, Carolie Honey, and Li ' l Abner, Dan Bruns chat on stage with Mammy Yokum. Students enjoy fall drama, Our Town Mrs. Gibbs, Kathy Sommerville, advises Mr. Gibbs, Dan Bruns to stop work¬ ing so hard and take a rest. Our Town by Thornton Wilder was presented to St. Charles as the fall drama for 1969. The people of Grover ' s Corners, New. Hampshire and their lives were depicted well without the use of much scenery. Characters were: Stage Manager, Larry Ruebling, Dr. Gibbs, Dan Bruns, Mrs. Gibbs, Kathy Sommerville, Mrs. Webb, Jackie Crane, George Gibbs, Ken Wren, Rebecca Gibbs, Shelly Evans, Professor Willard, Beat Eberle, Emily Webb, Beth Holden, Mr.Webb, Reid Bronson, and Simon Stimson, Scott Kester. Mary Ellen and Timmy Sommerville had short parts in dramatic production. Scott Kester directs a church choir in a scene of play. 80 Sweethearts Emily Webb, Beth Holden, and George Gibbs, Ken Wren, talk to Jackie Crane, Mrs. Webb and Reid Bronson, Mr. Mr. Morgan, Larry Ruebling at the drug store. Webb are seen at a tender moment. Professor Willard, Beat Eberle, and Stage Manager, Larry Ruebling converse on stage during one of the opening scenes. 81 Foreign students honored at Fasnacht Coach David Lehmann is being dunked at the Stu¬ dent Council booth. Right: Steph Thomas, Guenther Emiein, and Roy Stock play a German game. Allan Abeling shoots baskets at the sc Club booth. Guenther Emiein observes Easnacht crowd. SCHS students enjoy the music of the Elastic Cobweb . Sophomore Bill Wertz tries his skill at getting a candy cane at the Eoreign Relations Club booth. Foreign Relations Club and SCHS honored our two foreign students, Beat Eberle from Solothurn, Switzerland and Guenther Em- lein from Lahr, Germany at the annual for¬ eign Relations Dance Saturday, December 13, 1969. The name of this year ' s dance was Fasnacht. Fasnacht is a carnival held in Scandinavia resembling our Mardi Gras. Various clubs had booths. Those clubs participating were: SC Club, Foreign Rela¬ tions Club, German Club, French Club, Stu¬ dent Council, Spanish Club and Publications. The Elastic Cobweb provided rock music in one half of the boys ' gym. During a band break. Beat and Guenther entertained with German folk songs. Proceeds from these dances go toward financing foreign exchange students. Senior Beat Eberle becomes accustomed to an American greeting. Senior Palmer Chatman does his thing”. Janice Britenstein, sophomore, and Craig Korth enjoy Foreign Relations Club booth. 83 Mardi Gras is theme of Sweetheart Dance The queen and her court dance by themselves after crowning ceremonies. Mardi Gras was the theme of the 1970 Sweetheart Dance held in the boys ' gym on February 14, Valentine ' s Day. The St. Charles Lettermen ' s Club chose as their queen, senior, Diane Stephenson. The members of her court were seniors Judy Boschert and Wendi Stiers and juniors Laura Amelung, Pam Ault, and Judy Moore. The colorful Mardi Gras decorations added extra beauty to the Valentine evening. The Pen¬ rose , a rock group from the St. Louis Area provided the music for the evening. I Reigning as the 1970 SC Lettermens Sweetheart is senior Diane Stephenson. The attendants pose after the new Sweetheart is named. Retiring queen, Pat Ruff crowns Diane. Diane poses in the love seat after receiving her crown and flowers. ' Life with Father ' first spring activity Life With Father is the story of the Day Family, a typical well-to-do family in the early 1900 ' s. In the days when father ruled the roost, the most important problems were that of trying to keep out the unwelcome relatives, and trying to engage a maid who knows how to serve properly! Father ' s dom¬ inating personality. Mother ' s questionable logic, and four children made this play the comedy hit of the season. The main characters were: Father (Reid Bronson), Mother (Roberta Mahr), and the four children; Clarence (Bill Simmons), John (Bruce Regot), Whitney (Pat Kiernan), and Harlan (Kevin Kiernan), Father ' s bellowing scares the wits out of Annie (Shirley Bunch). John shows Clarence a bottle of Bartlett ' s Beneficent Balm with which the boys nearly poison their mother. 86 The Day children: Whitney (Pat Kiernan), John (Bruce Regot), Clarence (Bill Simmons), and FJarlan (Kevin Kiernan). The Day family poses for a family portrait. Whitney recites his catechism to Rev. Dr. Lloyd. (Phil Hornbostel) Mary (Jerri Graves), smiles Rev. Dr. Lloyd tries to save Mr thoughtfully. Day ' s soul. Day family employees: Nora (Becky Williams), Annie, Margaret (Jackie Akers), Maggie (Linda Williams) and Delia (Paula Lohrman). Activities bring fond memories of year Senior Palmer Chatman seems to be in deep con¬ centration. Below: Laura Amelung shows her spirit. Students sing the school song at the fall sports assembly. Seniors struggle through the Ohio Psychological Test early in the year. These girls seem to enjoy the parade. 88 Students follow correct tornado drill procedures? Boys learn what ' s cooking in Food Service classes. The Chrysler Corporation presented the year ' s best assembly— The Spurriows. Green Pepper Brenda Schmidt takes orders from her big sis¬ ter. Left: Seniors experiment in Psychology. i i I I St. Charles Pirates failed to score 1st ROW; Dan Malin, Allen Williams, John Glisan, Tim Proffitt, Randy Jones, Rick Lewis, Jeff Yaeger, Rod White- side, John Frye, John Gorman, Tom Bakewell. 2nd ROW: Steve Schrader, Rich Hollrah, Tom Finn, Joe Bieler, Kevin Morris, Mike Clark, Ray North, Bob Villigram, Bruce Samples, John Hollrah, Ray Moeller, Bruce Carlton. 3rd ROW: Randy Jenson, Don Bush, Ted Schnarre, Steve After winning their first game of the 1969 season, the St. Charles football team failed to gain the impetus it needed in playing the traditionally tough teams of the Suburban North Conference. This was the first year as head coach for Bert Miller; he was assisted by Jim Harris and Gary Poland. Rich Hollrah was captain of the team. offensive Pirate keeps pushing toward goal line in spite of the Clayton player pulling him down. Coach Bert Miller looks over his squad of Pirates. 92 St. Charles ball-carrier tries to rush past the opposing defense. the necessary points needed for wins Akers, Bob Card, Greg Schmidt, Jack Lacy, Bruce Roemer, Randy Boschert, Greg Luerding, Bob Rooney, Mike Grif¬ fin, Jeff Barry, Coach Miller. 4th ROW: Dave Larkin, Jim Statler, Herb Morie, Scott Yaeger, John Whitlock, Allen Bruns, Wayne Ermeling, Dave Morris, Phil Finck, Bill Henderson, Coach Harris, Coach Poland. Bruce Samples tries to escape from the grasp of a Clayton player. A Buc team-member clashes strongly with his op¬ ponent. The St. Charles defense pattern works to bring down the opposing team ' s ball-carrier. 93 Individuals unite to form a football team Members of the football team relax outside the locker room before the Soap Scrimmage. FRONT: John Glison, Bruce Samples, Rod Whiteside. BACK: Bill Henderson, Tim Proffitt, Randy Jenson, Jim Statler, John Hollrah. 94 I FRONT: Ray North, Steve Schrader, Jeff Yaeger, Kevin Morris. BACK: Rich Hollrah, Mike Clark, John Whitlock, Bob Villigram. Alan Bruns, Wayne Ermeling, Randy Boschert, John Gorman, Tom Bakewell, Bruce Carlton. B -team begins with wins but loses ground ROW 1, left to right, George Duello (manager), Jack Dunn, Bob Orf, John Underwood, Phil Tonlin, Dan Eickoff, Rob Crawford ROW 2, Ed Jenke, Arthur Holliday, Mike Vogt, David College, Ron Lee, Wayne Bradley, Tom Norton, Charlie Sackman, Reggie Robinson ROW 3, Asst. Coach Glenn Poe, Asst. Coach Dave Lehman, Head Coach Paul Hamilton, Brad Carlton, Steve Sharp, Dale Hake, Mike i Bray, Jeff Burgardt, Roger Henderson ROW 1, left to right, Wally Burkart, Kendall Miller, Steve Conway, Joe Jackson, Ron Marlowe, Henry Martin, Neal Perry ROW 2, Steve Briggs, Bill Goodson, John Kutch- back, Pat Webster, Rick Koenker, Greg Luerding, Joe Pierce, Ken Gillette ROW 3, Dennis Budde, Rick Pavy, David Dale, John Hoose, Jerry Schierding, Pat Beilsmith, Bill Walkenhorst, Ray Bartlett 96 sc swimming is born In its first year of existence the St. Charles Swimming team made a relative¬ ly good showing against the well estab¬ lished swimming teams of the other schools. The team practiced at the St. Charles Boys ' Club pool. The boys were coached by Charles Brader and Gary Poland. Brian Wooldrige comes up for a gasp of air. The race is off to a start as St. Charles and Ritenour swimmers dive in. Swimming Team; left to right, ROW 1, Kevin Young, Mike Porter, John Gorman, Steve Plackemeir, David Lloyd ROW 2, Jeff Yaeger, Brian Wooldridge, Kevin 97 Garland, Bob Rooney, Bruce Andachter ROW 3, Rob Weaver, Steve Stipes, Beat Eberle, Marty Zerr Speed and skill aid against tough odds FRONT ROW: Coach Ralph Davison, Bob Davis, Steve Hodge, Fred Wahl, Brian Wooldridge, Scott Moore, Bob Plackemeier, Dennis Rodak, Don Hoerl, Steve Cruce, Beckman, Jim Baggerman. Mike Western, Coach Gary Wacker. BACK ROW: Randy The 1969 Cross Country squad contained new blood this year with the addition of several sophomores. The Pirate harriers spent the season gaining valuable experience and improving times. All of the runners contributed their skills to obtain the 3—6 record. The season ' s star runner, Dennis Rodak, ended the season by placing thirty-first out of over 200 runners in the state meet at Columbia. junior Dennis Rodak displays style. Sophomore Jimmy Keough talks to friends while waiting for meet to begin. 98 Senior Bob Davis completes last race. Pirates are hosts to harriers at second First Capital Invitational meet. Below; Junior Steve Cruce relaxes before attempting the Below; Three Pirate runners wing their way to the finish line. course. sc matmen gain needed match experience 1st ROW: Larry Castor, Joe Jackson, Fred Wahl, John Glisan, Chris Bowman, Willie Brown 2nd ROW: Bob Davis, Clayton Reeves, Duffy Keough, Bruce Roemer, Mike Clark, Ray Moeller, Herb Morie 3rd ROW: Tom Bilyeu, Bob Barry, Coach Jerry Cook, Richard Orf, Brad Carlton Senior Bob Davis tries to switch arm lever on opponent. Junior Tom Bilyeu awaits referee ' s signal to resume meet. Senior Mike Clark and Junior Herb Morie watch teammates compete. 100 I Sophomore Wayne Bradley breaks down op¬ ponent. The skills gained by younger mat- men, senior Mike Clark ' s competi¬ tion in the Regional Tournament and the team ' s placing second in the St. Charles Invitational were the high marks of the 1969-70 wrestling sea¬ son. Despite tough opposition, SCHS also placed fourth in the dis¬ trict. Senior John Glisan ties up with Berkeley opponent at first meet. 1st ROW; Kendall Miller, Palmer Chatman, jimmy Keough, Bill Allen, Wayne Bradley, Larry Meyer, Micheal Smith 2nd ROW; Jack Dunn, Walter Burkhart, Bob Orf, Ron Lee, Greg Luerding, Ted Schnare, Ron Entwistle, Dennis Bozwell, Steve Conway, Steve Akers 3rd ROW; Dale Hake (manager), Oxley Barrientez, David McDonald, Larry Hamrick, Steve Briggs, Roger Petit, Norman Parser, David Dale, David College, Coach Paul Hamilton 101 Pirates shine in Normandy Tournament The ' 69-70 varsity basketball season was one of ups and downs for Coach Gary Wacker and his team. With only two returning lettermen, team spirit had to overcome their lack of experience. In the newly initiated St. Charles Tournament the Pi¬ rates placed third out of four schools. Just two games later, however, the team upset Mc¬ Bride and Mercy in the Norman¬ dy Christmas Tournament, came out with third place, and earned the nickname of the Cinderella team. The Bucs final regular season record was 14—11. Alan Bruns battles two Ritenour players for possession of the ball. Coach Gary Wacker gives mid-game advice to Mike Griffin. During a time-out Buc players and coach discuss plays. 102 FRONT ROW: Mark Sweeney, Dave Bazzell, Bob Miles Lacey, Tom Tiesing, Don Hoerl, Alan Bruns, Steve Beckman, Mike Griffin, Steve Meeker, Mark Jensen. Cruce, Coach Gary Wacker. BACK ROW: Don Grindstaff and Ken Hobbs, managers. Mark Jensen dribbles down-court past Ritenour players. 103 Steve Cruce stoops to pick up the Alan Bruns stretches to recapture the ball, loose ball. Dave Bazzell, top, and Mark Jensen, bottom, show intense concentration in shooting and passing in the St. Charles- DeAndreis game. A mid-air struggle occurs between St. Charles and Ritenour players. 104 Steve Cruce shoots from side court against DeAndreis. •’1 ' • Players sharpen skills in daily practice Steve Cruce gets ready for a pass from a team-mate at Dave Bazzell is caught by surprise! practice. Tom Tiesing uses skill acquired in constant free-throw practice, in the St. Charles Tourney. Don Hoerl, Alan Bruns, Tom Tiesing, and Miles Lacey work on defense. Left, Mark Jensen fiercely guards the Buc basket. B-team season ends with 12—6 record FRONT ROW: George Duello (manager), Mike Vogt, son, Roger Henderson, David Weiss, Robbie Wren, Mike Lester Hillman, Reggie Robinson, Jeff Burgardt, Arthur Bray, Gary Parr, Dennis Budde, Allen Roche (absent) Holliday, Coach Ralph Davison BACK ROW; Brad Alder- Reggie Robinson evades opposing players. Arthur Holliday guards op¬ ponent. 106 Robbie Wren leaps in the air for a jump ball. Although the 1969-70 SCHS sports season was not a perfect one, several highlights will remain in the minds of the athletes and the fans. In football senior Dan Barklage was named to the first team all-confer¬ ence. In cross country junior Dennis Rodak came in thirty-first in the state meet. In the first year of the swimming team at SCHS team opponents were sup- rised to see the Bucs walk away with three first places in the first Berkeley meet. In wrestling senior Mike Clark went to the Regional Tournament and in basket¬ ball the Pirates were unseeded but took third in the Normandy Tournament. SCHS sports wrap-up—1970 107 Cheerleaders promote enthusiasm 4 V id Varsity cheerleaders FRONT ROW, left to right, Linda Crayne (captain), Cathy Wolf (co-captain), Wanda Percy, Sally Brockman, Becky Hettich BACK ROW, Judy Meyer, Judy Boschert, Laura Amelung, Nancy Smith, Gayle Hall The varsity cheerleaders take time out from Homecoming activities to have their traditional picnic. Nancy Smith goes through the motions of a cheer. and lead cheers at games lathy Wolf, Judy Boschert and Judy Meyer cheer for he seniors at this year ' s pep rally. Cathy Wolf proves it ' s not so easy to put up a pep sign. B-team cheerleaders FRONT ROW, left to right, Trisha Lampitt, Boschert, Karen Hayes, Carol Finck, Chris Terri Hood, Linda Lewis, Pam Thompson, Matticker, Kathy Thoelke Brenda Schmidt BACK ROW, Debbie Football SCHS 24 Clayton 20 SCHS 7 Brentwood 45 SCHS 6 Berkeley 41 SCHS 0 Pattonville 12 SCHS 0 McCluer 26 SCHS 0 Riverview 13 SCHS 6 Hazelwood 26 SCHS 0 Normandy 32 SCHS 0 Ritenour 27 1970 sports Wrestling SCHS 34 Berkeley 18 SCHS 3 Ritenour 45 SCHS 8 Riverview 40 SCHS 35 Wentzville 9 SCHS 13 Hazelwood 29 SCHS 18 Pattonville 35 SCHS 6 Riverview 38 SCHS 13 McCluer 35 SCHS 15 Normandy 32 SCHS 8 Ritenour 48 SCHS 17 Hazelwood 23 SCHS 29 Ft. Zumwalt 20 SCHS 19 Jennings 25 SCHS 18 Pattonville 33 SCHS 7 McCluer 48 SCHS 14 Normandy 25 Swimming SCHS 29 Ritenour 66 SCHS 22 Normandy 73 SCHS 43 Berkeley 52 SCHS 22 Parkway West 73 SCHS 42 Pattonville 53 SCHS 22 McCluer 73 SCHS 44 Ritenour 51 SCHS 22 Berkeley 73 no scoreboard Basketball SCHS 55 Berkeley 35 SCHS 45 McCluer 65 SCHS 80 Normandy 48 SCHS 64 Parkway West 62 SCHS 63 Ritenour 61 SCHS 67 Riverview 69 SCHS 61 Ft. Zumwalt 56 SCHS 41 Hazelwood 48 SCHS 38 Parkway Central 51 SCHS 65 Pattonville 46 SCHS 47 McCluer 51 SCHS 48 Normandy 62 SCHS 55 Ritenour 67 SCHS 54 Riverview 31 SCHS 59 Hazelwood 60 SCHS 59 Parkway West 50 SCHS 57 Pattonville 46 Cross Country SCHS 37 Hazelwood 19 SCHS 39 Pattonville 22 SCHS 55 Riverview 32 SCHS 27 Normandy 31 SCHS 31 McCluer 25 SCHS 32 Berkeley 22 SCHS 23 Ritenour 32 SCHS 15 Francis Howell 55 SCHS 32 Parkway Central 22 111 9 Alan Abeling Victor Adams Carol Aliperti Joe Allrich Herbert Anderson jerry Anderson Andy Arnold Terry Arnold Delores Backues Anne Baggerman Jim Baile Dan Barklage Janet Barklage Bill Barnes June Basinger Jane Bateman Nancy Baumann Virginia Beckley Karen Bernat Ron Bextermueller 114 Joe Bieler Kathy Bildner Marty Bisanti Caren Blair Seniors triumph in canned food drive Pat Boekemier Mike Bohrer Anthony Bono Vonda Borchardt Judy Boscher Walter Bounds Chris Bowman Dean Bowman Cheryn Brakensiek Carolyn Breckle Annette Breitenstein Robert Broeker 115 i Gary Brooks David Bross Harland Bross Debbie Brown Sheila Brown Steve Brown Vicki Brown Willie Brown Seniors introduce literary magazine Betty Brucker Laverne Bruns Jeannine Budd David Burchfield Wanda Burton Jack Busby Sue Bush Celestine Callaway 116 Kathy Callaway Mary Callaway Theresa Campbell Thomas Campbell Ida Carion Sheila Carl Bruce Carlton Jay Charpentier Palmer Chatman Vickie Cherry Beth Clark Mike Clark Mike K. Clark Paul Clark Yvette Clark Kathi Claseman Nancy Coles Diane Conner Diana Contine Charles Cook 117 Lesley Cooke Jackie Crane Linda Crayne Larry Cronkhite Emiein, Eberle add touch of continent Janet Cummings Martha Cushman Bonnie Davis David Davis Robert Davis Candy Decker Doug Deevers David Dickrader Jim Droste Valarie Duffy Robert Easton Beat Eberle 118 David Echele Bruce Edier Steve Eisenbath Linda Ellis Roger Estes Ellen Evans Tammy Evans Ed Ezell Elizabeth Femmer Randy Ferber Lynda Fierling Dianne Findley John Fiorini David Finke Richard Ford Tom Fore Guenther Emiein Roy Erbschloe Jayne Ermeling Wayne Ermeling 119 Nyhia Foreman Scott Fortney Deborah Foster Cindy Frisch John Frye Wanda Fuchs Mike Funk Ron Gaddy Kevin Garland Gary Gilbert Larry Giljum Wayne Gillette Cathy Girth John Glisan Gary Goggin Jerry Goldman John Gorman Terry Graves Ruth Grimes Mark Grimmer 120 Pat Gross Pam Guilliams Linda Haalboom Beth Hackmann Linda Hagood Larry Hake Janet Hall jane Halwe Ford adds humor to student council Dan Ham Shirley Hamann Mary Harlan Gail Harris Sharon Harris Steve Harting Linda Hauser Barbara Hedge 121 Bill Henderson Ron Hendricks Nancy Hendrix Jim Herring Tom Hessling Donna Hicks Robbie Hillman Chester Hinkel Ann Hoffman Les Hollrah John Hollrah Nancy Hollrah Richard Hollrah Casey Holmes Carolie Honey Randy Hord Georgia Horenkamp Richard Hoss Gary Hotchkiss Katby Howard 122 Sue Hueffmeier Bob Hunsel Ron Humphrey Scott Huskey Seniors get crack at cadet teaching Roger Huster Debbie Ince Kim Jackson Diane jaeger Mark Jensen Darrel Johnson Jennifer Johnson Rodney Johnson David Jolly Barbara Jones Terry Jones Pat Juden 123 Brent Justmann Susan Kansteiner Marshall Karbian Cindy Kelly Debbie Kent Linda Kemper Duffy Keough Scott Kester Barklage named to 1st team all conference Merideth Kendall Mike Klotz David Koenig Craig Korth Brenda Kraemer Brenda Kruse Sharon Kruse Joyce Kuhimann 124 Wendy Kuhimann Ken Kunze Ruth Kurtz David Kutchback Connie LaBanca Miles Lacy Mary Lammert Mary Leonard Patti LeDoux Sharon Lee Tonia Lee Barbara Lewis Rick Lewis Kathy Lindstrom Gary Liesenfeld Paula Lohrman Glenn Loges Denne Logue James Luetkenhaus Preston Lutley 125 Bud Maciakowicz Gary Magruder Dan Malin David Malin Seniors ponder placement problems Mary Malm Eric Martin Susan Matthews Rickey Mayer Robert Maxey Diana McClain Dennis McCoy Roger McCoy Mary McGarvey Bob McMillan Steve Meeker Barb Mersch 126 Diane Meyer Judy Meyer Sherrill Michaels Karen Miller Georgia Mills Jim Miller Cindy Mingus Barb Moeller Ray Moeller Susan G. Montgomery Susan K. Montgomery Jerry Moon Don Morgan David Morris Pauline Moore Steve Moore Natalie Moses Mary Mueller Judy Murfin Brenda Murray 127 Patty Neyhart Linda Noah Bill Nolle Ray North Mark Ochs Sharon Odie Judy Getting Richard Orf Randy Overby Jennifer Pandolfi John Patton Carol Paul Wanda Percy Margaret Perkins Paul Peters Rodger Pettit Mike Peyton Carol Pfaff Bob Pickering Cindy Pierce I 128 Jean Plackemeier John Plackemeier Carolyn Plume Kate Plunkett Mark Poindexter Barb Porter Mike Porter Renee Prideaux Seniors advise unknowing underclassmen Carol Primeau Tim Profitt Lavonne Pulley Armeldia Pyatt Robert Rahe James Rahn Debbie Rankin Janet Regot 129 Nanci Remington Gloria Richards Kathy Richter Kurt Ricketts Ron Riley Deborah Rimmey Jackie Robey Henry Robley Debbie Roedder Gwen Rogers Dan Roloff John Roppolo Johnnie Rouse Barb Royston Larry Ruebling Pat Ruff Greg Pettit Don Roehl Steve Rogers Debby Sammelmann 130 Charmaine Sappington Pat Scott Tim Scott Tom Schaberg Seniors choose Utlaut for DAR award Susan Schimweg Joe Schlick Dave Scheiderer Donna Schneider Mark Schoene Bonnie Scholle Darrell Shoults Pam Schulte Jennifer Sealock Janet Sharp Randy Shelton Bill Simmons 131 Nancy Smith Patsy Smith Virginia Smith Fay Snipes Kathy Sommerville Leatha Stalf Mary Steinmeyer Karen Stenger Seniors discover flopping mops Diane Stephenson Pam Stephenson Nancy Steigemeier Wendi Stiers Dale Stivison Roy Stock Randy Stoehner Kris Struckmann I 132 Bill Stuckenschneider Larry Student Krik Sweeney Clayton Sylox Debbie Tannehill Mike Tate Priscilla Taylor Steve Taylor Alan Teasley Janita Tevis Debbie Thompson Tom Tiesing Glenn Towle Tom Triplett David True Vicki Trump James Tucker Sue Utlaut Chris Vadnais Pat Van Dyke 133 Jack Vance Diana Varnon Sandy Vaughn Terri Vaught Boys seek high number in draft lottery Terry Wagner Tom Walker Wilma Walker Jill Wallis Mark Ward Robert Weaver Vicki Welko Paul Welker Nancy West Bruce Wessler Carol White Dennis White J34 Rod Whiteside Bruce Widaman Jerry Wiegmann Bill Wilburn Linda Williams Sandra Williams Cynthia Willoughby Chris Wise Sandy Witte Cathy Wolf Fran Wolf John Wolfe Gary Wortham Vicky Wucher Tom Wyland Jeff Yaeger Becky Young Chris Zerr Mike Zimmerman Ron Hartman Darryl McGraw Seniors frolic on Foreign Relations Float Jayne Ermeling and Eric Martin enjoy a rest after working on a Homecoming float. 136 Dick Ford and Tom Tiesing pose for SCHS pho¬ tographer. Sue Utlaut and Nancy Smith ponder over a prob¬ lem in Student Council. Jerry Wiegmann tries his luck at blowing a balloon up at the Pep Rally. Happiness is going to Homecoming Dance with some¬ one you like. 137 Donald Adams Robert Adams Carl Ahlemeyer Steven Akers Ray Allrich Laura Amelung Carmen Amis Mary Anderson Sandra Anthes Dennis Arnold Mark Arnold Charles Atchison Mary Atchison Mark Atkinson Pam Ault Roland Bacon Bradley Baker Mary Baker Jim Wilkins, Rick Williams and Don Schroer add finishing touches to float. Tom Bakewell Pamela Baldwin David Barklage Sally Barklage Susan Barklage Margaret Barr Oxley Barrientez Jeff Barry Robert Barry Jeanne Barton Craig Bateman Lou Ann Bauche Robert Bauer Michelle Baumann Dave Bazzel Karen Beahan Robert Beckman Marla Bekebrede U.S. Constitution test typical junior trial Mary Beeson Bob Bennett Nancy Bernat Susan Berry, Karen Besselman Mike Bethel Daniel Beyer Thomas Bilyeu Diane Binsbachar Barbara Bishop Mark Bishop Mary Blackwell Dennis Blase Linda Bloebaum Wanda Bock Susan Bodrow Donald Boettler Cordie Boone Richard Borman Randall Boschert Matthew Botter Mary Bowman Deborah Bozwell Deborah Bradbury 139 John Breeden Roy Bridgewater Phyllis Brock Sally Brockman Reid Bronson Becky Brookshier Victoria Bross Ernestine Brown James Browning Margaret Bruening Alan Bruns Danalea Bruns Bruce Bryan Diana Bryan Bruce Budd Shirley Bunch Deborah Burbach John Burris ' ' Miller ' s Killers theme for class float I ! Robert Burris Bernice Busby Donald Bush Debra Bushdiecker Carolyn Cain Billie Callaway Marleen Callaway David Campbell Sarah Cannon Steven Carbrey Steve Cearley Gary Christian Everts Clark Jim Clark Kenneth Cobb John Coffey Thomas Cole Kenneth Combs Greg Connor Mickey Cook Jodell Cooper Jeannie Courtney Daniel Cox Pamela Croquart 1 140 Stephen Cruce Joan Cullom David Curtright Richard Curtright Connie Czeschin Elizabeth Davis Linwood Davis Nancy Davis Derrell Dean Deborah Debrecht Pris Dehaven Jo Ellen Deroy Betty DeSherlia Roger Dickbernd Thomas Dickens Patricia Dieckmann ‘Diane Dolan Karen Dotson Eddie Drew Larry Dudley Brenda Dunkmann Catherine Dunn Patricia Dusenberry David Ebersole Jerry Eichler Jeff Hohl Michelle Baumann enjoys a post-game dance. Mary Ellis James Emerson Judith Engel Ronald Entwistle Stanley Ermeling Dennis Estes Marsha Estes Daniel Evert Dennis Feltz Janet Ferguson Diana Fink Phil Finck Bill Fischer John Finn Colin Foster Ricky Foust Karen Foy Steve Freeland Longbine, Cannon attend homecoming queen Janet Freese Robert Card Linda Gesell Chipper Gifford Rise Gilliom Linda Glaab Celia Goff Carl Goist Pat Goist Dennis Golden Emily Goodson Diana Gorman Pat Graham Rita Graveman Mike Griffin Don Grindstaff Suzette Gross Roger Gust Michael Gutermuth Deborah Hale Marcia Gayle Hall Carol Hallemeier Dirk Hallemeier Ronnie Hallemeyer 142 Dan Hallgren Kurt Hammes Paula Harris Kathleen Head Dennis Heath Donette Hedicke Edward Heinie David Heisler Phyllis Helton Robert Henderson Deborah Hendrickson Don Hesskamp Becky Hettich David Hickey Patrice Higgins Elizabeth Hill Jerome Hinkel Donald Hoerl Loire Strouse helps Herb Morie “make-up” for Acappella ' s “Lil ' Abner Judith Hohman Nancy Holden Michelle Hollander Marjorie Holliday Iris Hollrah Tony Hollrah Rebecca Holt Rebecca Hommes Sandra Horky Phillip Hornbostel Thomas Hotchkiss Dennis Howard Diane Huesemann Karen Hunn Geret Hunter Katherine Hutchison Gary Ickenroth Robert Irvine Ernestine Brown and Teresa Jones are part of quadrangle crowd. Bill Jackson Diane Jackson Danny Jarvis Darryl Jeffries Randy Jenson Andrea Johnson Brenda Johnson John Johnston Mike Johnston Diane Jones Randall Jones Teresa Jones David Juline John Kain Kathleen Kansteiner Janice Kent Patrick Kiernan David Kindelspire David King Dorothy Koziatek Deborah Kreder Ann Kroeger Stanley Krupinski Geralyn Krupinski Daniel Kruse Mike Kuechler Juniors dominate varsity basketball team Karen Kuipers David LaBanca Jack Lacey Frank LaFata Barbara LaGeese Pat Lalk David Larkin Dale Law Richard Lawrence Doug Lee Gary Lee Sandy Lemmons Mike Leonard Barb Lewis Janet Lewis Kenneth Lewis Scott Linn James Lloyd Deborah Longbine Patsy Luttmann Greg Maciekowicz Neal Magrew Kathy Magruder Roberta Mahr 145 Victor Martin Pam Maxon Susan May Norman McCay Cathy McClellan Christopher McCoy Gayla McCurren Pat McGovern Roger McMahill Roger McNew Robert McWilliams Richard Meier Linda Melton Michael Merrill Jerry Merry Joan Mersch Hans Mills David Mingus Nancy Bernat, Jodell Cooper and Sandy Murphy search for seats in assembly. - sli • ' 4T ' . ’ - Phyllis Mitten Don Monroe Clendal Montgomery Rich Montgomery Sue Montgomery Beverly Moore Judith Moore Scott Moore Sharon Kay Morgan Herbert Morie Carol Morris Kevin Morris Steven Moser Larry Mumford Terry Mumford jack Murfin Sandra Murphy Bennie Myers Scott Yaeger is high magazine salesman Anna Nothstine Stanley Norton Ruth Noah Bruce Nichols Karen New Ronnie Nelson Jeannie Neal John Nagel Debbie Oestereich Shelia Oberle Diane Oldendorph Kathleen Omara Christine Orf James Ortner Dennis Parker Norman Parker Orville Parkus Nancy Paul Sandra Paul William Peper Emory Pepperman Jesse Perkins LeRona Perry James Peterson 147 Jeanine Petty Richard Pfaff Christine Platt Steven Plume Dennis Potter Steven Priser Richard Privett Lana Pruitt Patricia Pugh Brenda Rankin Carolyn Ratcliff Carol Rauscher Steven Ray Deborah Redell Colleen Reece Rick Reed Clayton Reeves Bob Regot Rodak places 35th in state cross country Theresa Reiser Gloria Remick Martin Reynolds Raymond Rico Christy Roberts Kathleen Robey David Robinson Juanita Rocha Dennis Roda Cheryl Rogers Jackie Rogers Kevin Rogers Thomas Roemer Ludwig Rohde Robert Rooney Susan Rosner Bruce Rowe James Rowe Jimmie Rowe Pamela Rufkahr Kenneth Saale Vicki Saip Barbara Sample Bruce Samples 148 Kevin Schaberg James Schaffer Joyce Schechterly Greg Schmidt Ted Schnarre Cathy Schneider Dennis Schneider Gary Schoo Dennis Schrader Donald Schroer Anne Shucart John Schulz Mark Schuttenberg Terry Schwendemann Tom Schwendemann Jerome Segalla Steven Semon David Settle Diane Dolan and Cathy Schneider pay Pep Club dues Sheila Seward Mark Silverberg William Slater Dorothy Slattery Althea Smith Cynthia Smith John Smith Karen Smith Michael Smith Charles Smoot Laura Sommer Barbara Sparks Patricia Sparks Sheryl Sponomore James Statler Mona Stevens Rebecca Stevens Stephen Stipes Loire Strouse Walter Struckmann Sally Stumberg Christine Suelmann Alan Sullenthrop Connie Summers Carolyn Sutphin Verna Sutton Sandy Horky, Linda Gesell and Mike Zellweger wait for stage-call. Jeff Sweeney Mark Sweeney Randy Taylor Sara Taylor Patrick Terrio Kris Thoelke Paticia Thomas Steph Thomas Charles Thomassen Roger Thompson Michael Thomson Janice Thurston Donna Timmons Kenneth Tipton Bernita Tolley Don Travis William Troutman Sandra Utlaut Reynolds, Cannon, Bishop lead class Terry VanBooven Elizabeth Vance Steve Van Leer Christy Vanatta Robert Villigram Lynnett Vogt Hazel Voss Janice Wagner Fred Wahl Daniel Waitkoss Deborah Waldvogel Penny Walker Gail Wallis Charles Ward Pamela Waters Bruce Weaver Joann Weaver Donna Webb Vicki Weekly David Weseman Christine White John Whitlock Scott Wiegmann Billie Wiley 151 James Wilkins Sally Willen Nancy Willett Allen Williams Gary.Williams Patrick Williams William Wolf Terree Wolfert Steven Worley Terry Wren Cindy Young Kevin Young Deborah Yount Mike Zellweger Martin Zerr Scott Yaeger Ann Chinnery I Left; Debbie Bozwell, Marla Bekebrede and Becky Hommes wait for a Pep Club meeting to start. Below: Dave Larkin appears as “Hairless Joe for the presentation of “Lil ' Abner. 152 Ken Tipton, Scott Wiegmann and Karen New put enthusiasm into the Pep Rally. Right: Junior athletes vyait to escort the Homecoming attendants. Below: Becky Stevens concentrates on an assignment. 153 Amy Adams Rick Adams Sonja Adkins jackie Akers Brad Alderson Steve Allen William Allen Debbie Almeling Bruce Andachter Brenda Anderson Rebecca Anderson Susan Anderson Benny Arnold Emily Arnold James Baggerman Charles Bailey Margaret Bailey Barbara Ball Sophomores at end of their rope. ' ITED messes up two days of classwork Dennis Bernat Bernard Bevans Sharon Bewig Kathi Bilyeu Mike Bishop Steve Bishop Cresewell Black Mary Blackhurst Duane Blow Marian Blumenthal Kelly Board Joan Boekemier Paula Bollinger Karen Bowden Susan Bono Ronna Borders Debbie Boschert Donna Boschert Dennis Bozwell Wayne Bradley Marsha Branscum Kerrie Braungardt Mike Bray Sandy Bredensteiner Janice Breitenstein Steve Briggs Bonnie Brockgreitens Tom Brockmann Leanna Brooks Mona Lisa Bross John Bannister Marilyn Barban Nancy Barklage Yolanda Barrientez Danny Bartlett Ray Bartlett Debbi Barton Teresa Baumann Neva Beard Ann Becker Paul Beeson Patrick Beilsmith PaulBekebrede Bert Bell Jerry Bennett Kathy Bennett Larry Bennett Vernon Bergmann 155 Kenny Brown Tom Brown Cathy Brucker Dennis Budde Tom Buescher Jeff Burgardt Debby Burgess Walter Burkart Ronnie Burton Barbara Bushdiecker Jill Bushdiecker John Bushdiecker Patricia Byrne Marla Caldwell George Callaway Steve Callison Donna Campbell Emily Campbell Wolf, Collins, Matticker represent sophs Ronny Campbell Brad Carlton Larry Castor Bonnie Charles Jackie Cherry Jim Christiansen Dan Clark Deborah Clark Melvin Clark Peggy Clark Scott Clarkson Debbie Claus Ken Claus Keith Cobb Karen Coffey Dave College Linda Collins Larry Comparato Dale Conner Steve Conway Charlotte Cooper Michael Corns Nancy Cowell Ricky Crandall Glenda Crawford Rob Crawford David Cruse Deborah Cushman David Dale Don Dauve 156 Barbara Eckstein Terry Eddington Joanna Edwards Valerie Eichler Dan Eickhoff Cathy Emond Denise Dickason Pat Douglas Diana Dowd Sandy Drake Dave Dryden Michael Dryer George Duello jack Dunn Mike Earney Neva Ebeling Gerald Eberhard Joan Echele Rich Enright Dean Ermeling Grant Evans Shelley Evans Cynthia Davis Steve Davis Tony Davis Lynn Debrecht Kathie Delong Robert Desemone Pep Club initiate kneeling in the quad. Ronnie Feilner Stephen Ferguson Carol Finck Marilyn Findley Kathy Fine Barry Fischbach Nancy Flood Mindy Foote Deborah Fortney David Foust Susan Fraley Kathy Freeland Bill Freihoff Mike Fromme Harry Fry Debbie Furman John Fuszner Diane Gant Sophomores hail over 500 strong Dennis Gawronski Barbara Gerst Theresa Giboney Bruce Gibson Patricia Gibson Peggy Gillen Ken Gillette Rosalinde Gilmore Julie Gipson Phyllis Glaab Sandy Glaser Ellen Glisan Gary Goessling Sam Goist Billy Goodson Karen Goyer Diane Grau Ronald Gravemann Jerri Graves Barbara Greear Bonnie Griffith Debby Grober Harold Grove Mark Haalboom Bill Hafer Barbara Hahn Dale Hake Ronnie Halcomb Larry Hamrick Linda Harbour 158 William Narrower Deborah Hartman Donald Hartman Robert Hauenstein Kathie Hawkins Karen Hayes Sue Heath Ronald Heitgerd Stephen Hemminghaus Barbara Henderson Roger Henderson Steve Hendren Dodie Hendricks Paulette Herring Barbara Herter John Hesskamp Paul Hilliker Lester Hillmann Sophomores sitting outside the Boy ' s Gym Daniel Highfill Kenneth Hobbs Mary Hobelmann Glenn Hockmeyer Randy Hodge Pam Hoke Arthur Holliday Sharon Holliday Les Hollingsworth Jeanne Hollrah Warren Hollrah Angela Holst jacque Holt Terri Hood Deborah Horenkamp Neal Howard Greg Hueffmeier Lynn Hughart Chris Matticker participates in relay. Marschell Jones Debbie Kampmann Larry Kampmann Sandra Kampmann Peggy Kansteiner Kathy Keller Debbie Kennel Jim Keough David King Debbie King Donna King Dennis Kirk Kathy Kisor Donna Klausen Tim Klotz Cheryl Knapp Merle Knoshaug Keith Koehler Roche, Luerding play varsity football Rich Koeneker Valerie Kornfeld Linda Kuipers Shirley Kurtz John Kutchback Mike Lacy Robert LaCesse Lynda Lake Trisha Lampitt Floyd Landreth Vera Law Larry Lawhorn Karen LeClaire Lynda Ledford Donna Lee Ronnie Lee Lynn Lemmons Mike Leonard Linda Lewis Craig Liebel David Lloyd Cheri Loeffler Delores Loutzenhiser Greg Luerding Paula Lunsford Terry Mabry Mark Mallett Bonnie Manthey Evelyn Mantle Ronnie Marlow 161 Tina Marrow Butch Martin Gary Mason Chris Matticker Linda McBride Adrian McClellan Larry McCormick Pam McCoy David McDonald Gary McDaniel Barbara McGarvey Judy McGeehan Richard McGeehan Debbie McKinney Chris McMichael Judy McMillan Sharon Menefee Ron Merry Donna Boschert throws tantrum in quad during Pep Club initiation. Larry Meyer Louise Meyer Cheryl Meyers juanita Miller Ken Miller Marie Mills Mark Mincey Terry Missey Cathy Moe Pam Monroe Gloria Moore Larry Moots Mickey Morris Glenna Morrison Susan Morrow Betty Mueller Karen Mueller Brant Myers Journalism opens doors to sophomores Pete Nagel Cathy Nations judy Neal Mike Neal Shirley Nelson Jane Nesslage June Nevels Cindy Nichols Michael Niehoff Marsha Noland Thomas Norton Phyllis Nowack Marsha Odie Yvonne Oldendorph Becky Oliver Bob Orf Sandy Owens Barb Pallardy Kenneth Park Sherry Park Gary Parr Martha Parton Peggy Patchen Brent Patterson Richard Pavy Sue Pearia George Pearson Nancy Pearson Don Peper Neil Perry 163 Floyd Peters Charlotte Retry Nancy Pfost Karen Phelps Karen Pickens Joe Pierce Steve Plackemeier Kevin Poeling Susan Porter Ruth Potter Bruce Powell Bill Prideaux Don Prinster Patrick Pulley Gary Radspinner David Randall John Reese Bruce Regot Sophs create float with jailhouse theme Peggy Reiser Vicki Remington Debbie Reynolds Nancy Riley Carol Roberts Reginald Robinson Allen Roche Thomas Rodgers Debbie Roehl Soraya Rohde Denna Rose Bill Ross Richard Rosson Maree Roth Mike Rowe Nichael Rufkahr Rickey Rundel Robbie Runyon Karen Ruprecht Steve Saale Charles Sackman Everett Sallee Terry Sallee Dennis Sander Charlotte Sanders Sherry Sanders Raymond Schaberg Michael Schaefer Brenda Scheffler jerry Schierding 164 Sharon Shimweg Brenda Schmidt Colletta Schnarre Beverly Schneider Sherry Schneider Terry Schnur Ralph Schoenauer Ricky Schuttenberg Tom Scholle Debbie Schuetz Cathy Scott Denise Seigler Ken Sewell Stephen Sharp Virginia Shaw Sandy Shelton Becky Shirley Sandy Short Royin Specie and Evelyn Mantle ride with chicken on French Club float. Marsha Shoults Dan Smith Diane Smith Gary Smith Mike Smith Steve Smith Thomas Smith Karen Siros Nancy Spalding Royin Specie Sue Stadler Carol Staggemeier Connie Statler Brian Stattman John Staub Mark Stenger Mike Stenger Janet Stephenson Joan Stephenson Georgia Stergios Gregory Steube Donna Stevenson Ray Stock Mark Storer Gary Stroup Don Sutton Janet Swyers Rick Taylor Enter to learn—go forth to serve Michael Terrio Peggy Terschluse Diana Thebeau Kathy Thoelke Debbie Thomas Harold Thomas Charles Thompson Debra Thompson John Thompson Pam Thompson Benny Toliver Phillip Tomlin Randy Tong Sandra Tong Linda Tracy Terry Tuck Patricia Turner John Underwood Rich Unger Bonnie VanBarneveld Phyllis VanBooven Nicholas VanDyke Becky VanHorn Mary Varker Mike Vogt Beverly Wakefield Dennis Wakefield Bill Walkenhorst Kay Wallace Phyllis Wallace 166 Betty Ward Angela Watts Dave Watts David Webb Patrick Webster David Weiss Lonnie Welker Mary Welker Steve Welko John Wells Bill Wertz Mike Western Denise Weston Charma White Scott Widaman Debbie Wiechens Debbie Wilburn Kathryn Wilburn Could you repeat the punch line please? Barbara Williams Becky Williams Steven Willis Kathy Wilmes Richard Wilson Steve Wise Jana Witte Rich Witthuhn Ron Wolf Winston Wolf Randy Wood Rick Wood Brian Wooldridge Charlotte Wren Kenny Wren Robbie Wren Brenda Wycoff Linda Wycoff Winston Wolf on the steps of C Building. ■ 168 Terry Wyhs Jenelle Young Jim Zerr Joan Zerr Rose Zuk Steve Zwicky 69 Sophomores settle down for their first all-school assembly. Leanna Brooks keeps her eye on the typing manual. Sophomores aim at being upperclassmen Below: Nancy Cowell talks with Mrs. Mar¬ garet Kaiser. llllllll Sophomores stand in front of their pride and joy—a float for the Homecoming parade. Right: Sophomores adjust to bookstore traffic. .a- Goellner Redi-Mix ncorporated Redi-Mixed Concrete 434 Olive Street St. Charles, Missouri Phone: 724-1616 St. Charles Quarry Company p.O. Box 40 South River Road St. Charles, Missouri Quarry Location: One and One Half Miles South of St. Charles Water Works 724-1344 Defiance Quarry Company p.O. Box 68 Route DD Defiance, Missouri 63341 Quarry Location; On Route DD One Half Mile North of Intersection of Highway 94 and Rt DD 987-4522 r. CHARLES. MiSSOURl r EMSER FOIC Walter ' s Jewel Shop Renken ' s Super Market 230 N. Main Street St. Charles, Missouri 724-5512 Ti -4IOO 703 First Capitol Drive 724-5512 St. Paul T.I.C. Emmons Abstract Branch Town ' n ' Country Bruns Machine Company SILVER TOP ROLLER RINK Open to the Public on Wed.—Fri.— Sat.—Sun. Evenings 7:30—10 P.M. Private Parties on Mon.—Tues. and Thurs. Matinees Sat. and Sun. 2 to 4 P.M. Drapery, Carpets Rugs R A 4-1255 The Hardware Spot of St. Charles 222 North Main RA 4-4989 Buse ' s Flowers and Gifts RA 4-0148 When You Think of Flowers Think of Ours First Capitol Drive at Fourth You ' Re IT COPYRIGHT 1967—OSBORNE-KEMPER-THOMAS, INC., CIN., O., U.S.A. Brunswick Plaza Bowl West Clay and Droste Road William D. Ruckert RA 4-1350 Lawson Bros. Floor Co. Tile Linoleum Hardwood Carpets Drapes 500 Boonslick St. Charles, Missouri 723-4010 St. Charles Maytag A New Generation of Dependable Maytags” 1012 First Capitol Drive RA 4-5393 Economy Auto and Sporting Goods Co. RA 4-6650 AX 1-3072 330 North Main St. Charles, Missouri Dairy Queen 2195 First Capitol RA 4-6040 1116 North Second RA 4-6722 Eat, Drink, and Be Merry Try our Big 1 4 lb. Burger and a Shake in 30 Different Flavors We take Call-In Orders First Capitol St. Charles, Missouri Main and Clark Street 724-0830 724-5919 ' ' The Home of Bill Ding Baue Funeral Home 620 Jefferson RA 4-0073 Ambulance Service p St. Charles Dairy For Those Who Want the Best Grade A Milk Delicious Ice Cream St. Charles Missouri Entertainment Tuesday thru Saturday Open Daily 11:30 a.m. Ample Parking Private Rooms Serving 25 to 200 Guests RA 3-4777 Highway 70 at 5th Fairlane Exit St. Charles, Missouri Hedges and Hafer 1050 First Capitol Drive 2700 Droste Road We Give Daniel Boon Stamps Heye ' s Glidden Drive-In Paint Center Cunningham ' s Thriftway 217-219 South Main RA 4-5432 Free Parking Eagle Stamps We Specialize in quality meats. Burger Chef Drive-In Open Flame Broiling Located at St. Charles Plaza Shopping Center RA 3-4848 We Love Your Business MNGcft A SHI 0 MS and UL B PlY The Right Netg in Chlldrejt ' i Fashions SIHOOINIS 315 N. Main St. Charles 151 O ' Fallon Plaza O ' Fallon CLARENCE ' S BARBER SHOP 2728 Droste 724-9480 • BENDER BUICK—PONTIAC MEAGHER CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE PUNDMANN FORD WILKE CHRYSLER—DODGE Ahmann ' s News Hackman Stand Lumber Company RA 4-2125 223 N. Main Lumber Paints Hardware Office Building Materials Supplies 106 N. Main and 724-0806 Equipment •nsuranc LeTHOFFMAN 724-5100 201 Second Street THE UFiGEB. The Happy Place To Eat! Featuring p Mama, Papa, Teen - and Baby Burgers 2124 First Capitol 724-4550 , w “. FIRST CAPITOL YAMAHA—HONDA 2222 First Capitol 723-1949 Service After the Sale Factory-Trained Mechanics New and Used Motorcycles Parts, Accessories, and Tires Factory Authorized Sales and Service 620 S. Fifth 723-6884 a , Howard Cleaners The Finest in Dry Cleaning 425 Clark Street 507 Kingshighway St. Charles, Missouri Bankmark Credit System Free Delivery ST. CHARLES REXALL DRUG CO. A. Mike Michelson, R.Ph. Maury Stone, R. Ph. Stan Michelson, R.Ph. No. 1 Store 550 First Capitol Drive No, 2 Store St. Charles Mo., 63301 North Gate Shopping Center Phone 723-1366 3329 No. Highway 94 739-5630 St. Charles, Mo. 63301 Phone 724-5800 FIRST NATIONAL BANK 100 North Main Street Established 1863 107 Years of Service to the Community and St. Charles County. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora¬ tion and Federal Reserve Bank. FIRST NATIONAL MOTOR BANK 423 First Capitol §1 TationaT DOG ' N ' SUDS DRIVE-IN 630 N. Kingshighway Across from SCHS The World ' s Creamiest Root Beer and Famous Coney Dog. 724-4495 Palace and Thro ' s For the Best in Men ' s Fashions Located in the Heart of Downtown St. Charles THE HUB CLOTHING CO. Band-Box Cleaners The Best Dressed Men Revolve Around The Hub 724-1970 221 N. Main We Own and Operate Our Own Plant. Quality Cleaning Since 1928. 316 N. Main 724-0701 STATION DUQUETTE Downtown St. Charles Open Every Nite SCOTT BLACK ' S FLOOR AND WALL CENTER 423KINGSHIGHWAY 724-5725 CARPETS AND DRAPES LEES, MOHAWKS, AND BIGELOW BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE Guenther (Gue) holzwarth Phone RA 4-2400 FINE AMERICAN AND GERMAN FOODS IMPORTED BEER CARRY OUT SERVICE GUS’ DUQUETTE RESTAURANT 325 NORTH SECOND ST. CHARLES. MO. LLJJiUl __- ,— . ' fimt, 3f; :j !y Jf ' ike f i« ta� «f yi � iiHii r , MB ' M � ii C Hid ; - . ' iw n « 0 i mift t- m, mil 0mm � pm M m � j� i ' AM ‘WW « � � � � � «|| rwtftfcwL « nv« fe« 4 Mt MMfV Bel ' iMNnct W|W� � kV mn i� nwd4 t� . | f Protests : p at in county % t nk« m i i x tf IT • iwMtfr v mir. « )« f i rt t| i � im mmegrup KMfe l 40N9_ MTind «pti w jsr MK� ]indl . im w 4|M( dr fmtmrn It I m f ttt U t t MMf df ffi 6 m id ««NMf « Mf .. tM il 9 tM i � . - rtfH mm � irtN MI1 ■ W ot. . d«d ««i •Mt � iIMM H , eeee m � ff u p Ht s ' mrmm cr� . ' «it.v •• ■• ••; ' .. . s� rv (i � ri ii « «� «in 4 ... pm pm «M. -7i� lemti in tp m m w —i i . Ptem tm mm m mm 0t0 rmm inm : j mm ' .mSlk pe «!«• tw ww n w i ■ .vSj ffBsi i ff wiiilr PI, (HrPm mm mm mp immmm. ,,mAjim mm � -«««. ' • � «.iiii«. � «K •� ?•� � � swwiie.ef ■■ •«� lK� «i� ' « M «iiim f v P� immmm im� iiiim4if m. mP mp pm y� W Pm piirimm ■ ' ■pm% trntmm rm mm Pumt mm if Wm PiK m mm mumM-m tmum � m ntm ' “ ' ISn. ' pKtmmiMmm, mmemp tmuf U n nrW mum auM, mmm rmmmm , mpm rntrnmmmlmmtmmmft ' pmmfmPiMmifmp- nan hn,i wmmfi4 iM « � - .fttitf iKrt� l f IN T JWlN� � dl� n. VdvMllNl ' l«i«p IMm W fAw rt kSttU ¥ ik4 ' ' ■ ' J ' A . ■ ,- 2 ' ' ,.nv ' «-V-;’ IlHUtm cmr tp pmVf emPp • mtm. « � •(« 4MMX) ' ■- ■ ' TwiMr, MM impmim- mmt M r.mu m r . THE DMtY B PUP fm ■ .mmrnmXe , . . iuiw. t AMiuil lB ' |)M ' m mm • 27 iiitt� tiijtled Bids opened for buildinfi . . .:r,C7; % XAMt rntmip- mmm m fin x iiiiii Mo, ' ■ n h. ' esartea Cmh CMM Dim Pimm «Wi, p«il «| %- MuWai ii« wM � Mt «■ eM y«t i4 i «Hia � r a: mppui ' «y 4 wn� � � 4i� � iii� j r « mm ' m mrnm Pmmtmmm m pmm pmn n� m ahm , mi : -im,� 0i Ptr- utPr iSMa- ' aMf ittm m mm ater murnmim c«.. |rf4m.;A ' •WNaMK POmtP mm -‘ Wt rnmnl m i n m mu rnfm aiH«r , • ' “’ 5 a “ww . «� •! � « •« � � a 4 K«a«Hi‘ , SS� Xa4w. .«mu a««fc .- , MVMMI «■« ■ -‘t ■ n irrY The New Daily Banner News 723-7800 ' Serving Missouri ' s Fastest Growing Community 739-3700 1019 First Capitol ¥; it;.. • «.f .iti .wf , , £..-«■■■ ,•••.•� .- p p, . .-ijpffKmp ' , -..v. •v. .,y . ,4’. ' • i«� 3 r sk - ■W ' - d «b ■ • 4 •% n - NR .f,-. S ' ss.R e- ■ V-J ; f j- .4. M -.S||� ' W •., � . , • ! -{ M - .-V ff ' -J •� ■ fm .■.‘. a • ■ . i,i , 4 0, � ■mum m ' T mm- Pi i- srs i ?� di ' .rriV ■ ri; a 4- ? • ; V . if H -If V s!® 4 ., 9 V ' r- - •V ' ' % ■ -ir -y..-! -.-A. ff f. Av ■•. ' ■■ ' •■- S ' Ife ' ' ,1 .; MJr r - . : X llerrliiaiis ' iiiltC.. ' C: -.-V ' -4 •,4 . •• ' X .V -4 • ' - , ,--4 i ■ ii ' : ■•; ■ • -■y,a -.� ,sS. •- . Xv . I- !� •. ' i -•.., . ; eiT- Ellis-Rodes Meers Company Insurance Is Our Only Business. 115 North Main 724-5678 Howard S. Ellis Boyle O. Rodes Robert R. Meers YOUR Insurance SERVES ndependent AGENT FIRST ©N l Cottage Bakeries Pastries Baked Fresh Daily We Also Feature Loft ' s Complete Line of Candy Our Specialty Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding Cakes 111 North Main 1923 First Capitol Drive ST. CHARLES BEAUTY COLLEGE Your Future As a Top Beautician Can Be Assured If You Select an Established School ♦Individual Attention Budget Plans for Tuition ♦Free Placement ♦Our Graduates Are in ♦Day and Night Classes Constant Demand Full or Part Time ♦Recordings and Moving Pictures Work Done by Students at Reduced Rates. 723-0415 507 Droste Rd. Missouri State Accredited and Licensed St. Andrew ' s Plaza Cleaning Center 3130 West Clay St. St. Andrew ' s Shopping Center St. Charles, Missouri Crown Finance Corporation St. Andrew ' s Plaza Shopping Center Phone: 723-5501 3101 W.Clay Located at Entrance to St. Charles Hills Foodliner King of High Trade MIZERANY DISCOUNT Appliance City 3137 West Clay St. Andrew ' s Plaza St. Charles, Mo. 723-6300 or 739-6044 Direct Factory Dealers The Jo Ann PerTa Dance Academy 3116 West Clay—St. Andrew ' s Plaza Tap-Ballet-Toe-Acrobatics-Modern Jazz-Baton Ladies Slim Trim-Boys Tumbling Body Building All Ages—Pre-School Specialization Phones 723-3482 867-5660 (Your Neighborhood School with a National Reputation) Shopping Center St. Andrew ' s Barber Shop 3118 W. Clay Bob Al Rich Wallace Harris Howell Frigidaire 18-minute Fast Spin Washers For Your Convenience Both Hot and Cold Water Is 100% Soft at St. Andrew ' s Laundromat Sta %d vid forprescriptions S+. Andrew ' Plata Slrvoppino Cer +er Wcsf r ' Clay First Capitol Senior Index A Abeling, Alan 114 Adams, Victor 114 Aliperti, Carol 114 TASC, 3; Intramurals, 2,3 Allrich, Joe 114 Key Club, 2,3; TASC, 2,3; Football, 1,2,3 Anderson, Herbert 114 Anderson, Jerry 55,67,114 Madrigal Modern Choir, 3,4; Key Club, 2,3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society, 4 Arnold, Andy 114 Foreign Relations, 3; JCL, 1,2,3,4; TASC, 2,3 Arnold, Terry 114 B Backues, Delores 114 Baggerman, Anne 26,55,114 Publications, 3,4; Sports Editor, 4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Girl ' s State, 3 Bailey, Jim 114 Basketball, 1; Golf, 1 Barklage, Dan 24,69,71,114 Student Council, 4; Foot¬ ball, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 2,3,4 Barklage, Janet 64,114 ' Lil Abner, 4; A Cappella Choir, 4; Foreign Rela¬ tions, 3 Barnes, Bill 114 AFJROTC, 2; Football, 2; Intramurals Basinger, June 114 YFC, 1,2; Business Club, 4; Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 2 Bateman, Jane 114 Intramurals, 2 Bauman, Nancy 6,53,58,114 TASC, 3,4; Homemakers of Tomorrow, 1,2,3,4 Beckley, Virginia 114 Archery Club, 1; Home¬ makers of Tomorrow, 2; Spanish Club, 1,2,3 Bernat, Karen 114 Art Club, 4; Pirate Pep¬ pers, 2,3,4; TASC, 3 Benson, Mike Bextermueller, Ron 114 Bieler, Joseph 71,93,115 SC Club, 3,4, Secretary; Tennis, 1,2,3,4 Bildner, Kathy 55,115 GAA Basketball, 2,3, Cap¬ tain; National Honor So¬ ciety, 2,3,4; TASC, 2,3,4, treasurer Bisanti, Marti 115 Archery Club, 3; Foreign Relations, 2; Intramurals, 1,2,3 Blain, Caren 115 Boekenmier, Pat 115 Bohrer, Michael 56,67,115 Explorer ' s Club, vice- president, 3; Mu Alpha Theta, 3,4, president; Sci¬ ence Club, 2,3,4 Bono, Anthony 115 Football, 1,2 Borchardt, Vonda 55,59,70, 115 FTA, 3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Pirate Pep¬ pers, 1,2,3,4 Boschert, Judy 53,70,84,85, 108,109,115 Cheerleader, 1,2, captain, 3,4, secretary; Pirate Pep¬ pers; Student Council, secretary, 1 Bounds, Walter 115 Bowman, Chris 100,115 AFJROTC, 4; Wrestling, 4 Bowman, Dean 115 Brakensiek, Cheryn 53,55,71, 115 National Honor Society, 3,4; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; TASC, 2,3,4 Breckle, Carolyn 115 Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; Triple Trio, 3; Plays, 3 Breitenstein, Annette 55,64, 115 National Honor Society, 3,4; Operetta, 3,4; A Cap¬ pella, 3,4 Broker, Robert 115 Track, 2 Brooks, Gary 116 Art Club, 4; Intramurals, 1.2.3.4 Bross, David 116 AF|ROTC,4 Bross, Harland 116 SC Club, 3; Football, 1,2,3 Brown, Debra 116 Brown, Sheila 116 Chorus, 1; Girl ' s Ensem¬ ble, 3; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Brown, Steven 116 Tennis, 2,3 Brown, Vicki 24,64,116 A Cappella, 3,4; AtterxJant May Fete, 2; Student Council, 3; Secretary of Student Council, 4 Brown, Willie 100,116 Wrestling, 1,2,3,4; Foot¬ ball, 1,2 Brucker, Betty 116 Art Club, 4; Intramurals, 3.4 Bruns, Daniel 64,67,78 Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; Pirate Players, 4; Oper¬ etta, 4 Bruns, Laverne 70,116 Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; GAA Basketball, 2,3; Stu¬ dent Council, 2 Budd, Jeannine 116 Burchfield, David 68,69,116 Burton, Wanda 116 GAA Basketball, 3; Or¬ chestra, 1,2,3; Home- makers of Tomorrow, 1,2,3 Busby, Jack 54,55,57,116 National Honor Society, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 2,3,4; YFC, 1,2,3,4 Bush, Sue 116 c Callaway, Celestine 116 Band, 1,2,3,4; Foreign Re¬ lations, 3; Intramurals, 1 Callaway, Kathy 117 Callaway, Mary 117 GAA Volleyball, 1 Campbell, Theresa 117 Campbell, Thomas 117 Carion, Ida 6,66,117 Carl, Sheila 24,53,56,65,117 German Club, vice-presi¬ dent, 4; Student Council, parliamentarian, 4; TASC, 2,3,4 Carlton, Bruce 93,95,117 Basketball, 1; Football, 1, 2,3,4; Track, 3 Charpentier, Jay 117 Chatman, Palmer 68,69,83, 88.101.117 Band, 1,2,3,4; Dance Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4 Cherry, Vickie 117 Chorus, 3; transfer from Francis Howell Clark, Beth 54,57,69,117 Clark, Michael 8,64,71,93,94, 100.117 SC Club, 3,4; Football, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 1,3,4 Clark, Michael K. 117 Chorus, 3; Radio and Aerospace, 4; AFJROTC, 4 Clark, Paul 117 Clark, Nancy Chorus, 2; Intramurals, 1 Clark, Yvette 117 Chorus, 1; Girls Ensem¬ ble, 3; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Claseman, Kathi 117 Colby, Victor 55,68 Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; Key Club, 4 Coles, Nancy 53,71,117 Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club, 2,3; TASC, 3,4 Cook, Charles 117 Cooke, Lesley 118 Intramurals, 2,3 Conner, Diane 117 Contine, Diana 26,63,68,70, 117 Band, 1,2,3,4; Punctured Drum, Editor, 4; Student Council, 1,2 Crane, Jacqueline 81,118 Transferred from J. Ster¬ ling Morton East High School; Plays, 4 Crayne, Linda 24,70,75,77, 108,118 Cheerleaders, 2,3,4, cap¬ tain; Homecoming Queen, 4; Student Council, 2, vice-president, 4, secre¬ tary Cronkhite, Larry 56,118 Band, 1,2,3; Foreign Re¬ lations, 2,3, president, 4; Swimming, 4 Cummings, Janet 53,55,59, 70,118 National Honor Society, treasurer, 3; Pirate Pep¬ pers, 1,2,3,4; TASC, pub¬ licity chairman, 4 Cushman, Martha 54,68,118 Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; YFC, 4 D Davis, Bonnie 118 Madrigal Modern, 3,4; Or¬ chestra, 1,2,3,4; Plays, 4 Davis, David 8,64,67,69,118 Davis, Robert 8,99,100,118 Decker, Candy 118 Chorus, 3,4; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 2 Deevers, Doug 118 Dickrader, David 118 Dillon, Randy Droste,Jim 13,52,53,118 TASC, 3,4, president; Golf, 1; New York Trip, 3 Duffy, Valarie 118 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Freshman Sing¬ ers, 1; A Cappella, 3,4 Dunlap, Marilyn E Easton, Robert 118 Eberle, Beat 52,81,83,97,118 Foreign Relations, 4; Stu¬ dent Council, 4; Swim¬ ming, 4 Echele, David 71,119 Intramurals, 1; Qui Vive, 3,4, vice-president; TASC, 3,4 Eisenbath, Steve 119 Edier, Bruce 119 Ellis, Linda 119 Band, 1,2; Intramurals, 2,3 Elein, Guenther 52,53,69,82, 119 Foreign Relations, (Ex¬ change Student from Ger¬ many), 4; Orchestra, 4 Erbschloe, Roy 119 Ermeling, Jayne 5,24,65,71, 119,136 Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 2,4; TASC, 2,3, vice-president, 4 Ermeling, Wayne 71,93,95,119 SC Club, 3, vice-president, 4; Football, 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball, 3,4 Estes, Roger 119 Track, 1,2,3 No photograph available. 194 Evans, Ellen 64,119 Cheerleader, 1; A Cap- pella, 3,4; Sweetheart Attendant, 3 Evans, Tammy 119 Ezell, Ed 26,119 Photography, 3, president, 4; Publications, 3,4, photo¬ grapher; AFJROTC, 3,4 F Femmer, Elizabeth 119 Chorus, 1; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Ferber, Randy 11,26,119 National Honor Society, 2,3,4; Publications, 3,4, Editor of Charlemo 70 Fierling, Lynda 119 Findley, Dianne 119 Fiorini, John 119 Finke, David 119 Band, 1,2; Key Club, 3 Ford, Gary 67,119 A Cappella, 3,4; Madrigal Modern, 4; Operetta, 3,4 Ford, Richard 7,24,52,63,64, 119,137 Forensics Club, 4; FTA, Cadet Teaching, Art S, 4; 4, vice-president of Stu¬ dent Body Fore, Tom 68,119 Band, 1,2,3,4; Dance Band, 2,3,4; Pep Band, 2,3,4 Foreman, Nyhia 120 Fortney, Scott 4,53,120 Forensics Club, 4; Cross Country, Manager, 4; Track, manager, 2 Foster, Deborah 120 Frisch, Cindy 120 GAA Basketball, 3; GAA Volleyball, 3; Intramurals, 2.3 Frye, John 92,95,120 SC Club, 3,4; Football, 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling, 2,3,4 Fromme, Ralph Fuchs, Wanda 120 Funk, Mike 36,52,120 Foreign Relations Club, 3,4; Key Club, 3,4; AFJ¬ ROTC, 3, Senior Com¬ mander, 4 G Gaddy, Ron 120 Garland, Kevin 120 Gilbert, Gary 120 Giljum, Larry 120 Gillette, Wayne 64,67,120 Madrigal Modern Choir, 3,4; FTA, 4; A Cappella, 3.4 Girth, Cathy 120 Glisan, John 93,94,100,101, 120 Goggin, Gary 120 Football, 2 Goldman, Jerry 120 JCL, 4; Plays, 2,3; Thes¬ pians, 3,4 Gorman, John 92,95,97,120 Football, 1,2,3,4; Swim¬ ming, 4 Graves, Terry 64,120 A Cappella, 3,4; Foreign Relations, 2,3,4; Operetta, 3,4 Grimes, Ruth 52,120 Art Club, 3,4; Foreign Relations, 1,2,3,4 Grimmer, Mark 13,120 Cross Country, 2,3; Golf, 2; Swimming, 4 Gross, Pat 53,68,121 National Honor Society, 2,3,4, Secretary; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; Qui Vive, 1,2, President, 3,4 Guilliams, Pam 70,121 National Honor Society, 3,4; Pirate Players, 3,4; A Cappella, 3,4 Gardner, David H Haalboom, Linda 55,68,121 Band, 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4 Hackmann, Beth 121 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Orchestra, 1,2,3; A Cappella, 3,4 Hagood, Linda 68,69,121 Band, 1,2,3,4; Dance Band, 3; Pep Band, 1,2,3 Hake, Larry 121 TASC, 3,4; Basketball, 2,3; Baseball, 2,3 Hall, Janet 121 Intramurals, 1,2 Halwe, Jane 70,121 Pirate Peppers, 3,4 Ham, Daniel 121 Hamann, Shirley 121 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Foreign Rela¬ tions, 2; TASC, 3 Harlan, Mary 66,68,121 Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3; Junior Varsity De¬ bate, 2 Harris, Gail 121 Intramurals, 1,2 Harris, Sharon 121 Chorus, 1; Girl ' s Ensem¬ ble, 3,4; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Harting, Steve 59,121 FTA, 4; JCL, 4; AFJROTC, 4 Hartman, Ron 135 Harshaw, Don AFJROTC, 4, Assistant Sergeant Hauser, Linda 52,53,58,59,66, 121 Girl ' s Ensemble, 3,4; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Homemakers of Tomorrow, 1,2,3,4 Head, Dan Hedge, Barbara 121 Henderson, William 64,71,94, 112 A Cappella Choir, 2,3,4; SC Club, 3,4; Football, 2,3,4 Hendricks, Ronald 122 Hendrix, Nancy 122 Intramurals, 2,3 Herbstruth, Robert Herring, Jim 122 Hessling, Tom 71,122 Hicks, Donna 122 Hillmann, Robbie 58,122 JCL, 2,3; MST, 3,4; Plays, 3,4 Hinkel, Chester 122 Hoffman, Ann 59,71,122 FTA, 1,2,3,4; Pirate Pep¬ pers, 1,2,3,4; Qui Vive, 1,2 Hollrah, Les 64,122 Hollrah, John 71,92,94,122 SC Club, 3,4; Football, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1 Hollrah, Nancy 122 Girl ' s Ensemble, 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society, 2,3,4; EDP-VICA, 4, President Hollrah, Richard 71,92,95,122 SC Club, 4, president; Football, 1,2,3,4, captain; Weight Lifting Club, 4 Holmes, Casey 122 Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 1; Intramurals, 1 Honey, Carolie 65,67,78,122 A Cappella, 2,3,4; At¬ tendants, 2, May Fete, 4, Homecoming; Student Council, 2,4 Hord, Randy 122 Band, 1,2,3; Pep Band, 1,2; Football, 1,2,3 Horenkamp, Georgia 56,122 Hoss, Richard 122 Cross Country, 1,2 Hotchkiss, Gary 41,122 Band, 1,2 Howard, Kathy 66,122 Chorus, 1; Girl ' s Ensem¬ ble, 4; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Hueffmeier, Sue 40,123 Foreign Relations, 2,3; GAA Basketball, 1,2,3, co¬ captain; Intramurals, 1,2,3 Hunsel, Robert 123 Humphrey, Ron 123 Huskey, Scott 123 Huster, Roger 64,123 A Cappella, 3,4; FTA, 4; EDP-VICA, 4, president Hutton, Marsha I Ince, Deborah 64,123 Foreign Relations, 1,2,3; Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 1,2, vice-president; A Cappella, 3,4 ) Jackson, Kim 55,56,68,123 Band, 1,2,3,4; JCL, 3,4, president; Orchestra, 2,3 Jaeger, Diane 123 Jensen, Mark 103,104,105, 123 SC Club, 4; Basketball, 3,4; Baseball, 3,4 Johnson, Darrell 123 Archery Club, 1,2,3 Johnson, Jennifer 123 Intramurals, 1,2,3; JCL, 1,2 Johnson, Rodney 123 Jolly, David 123 Jones, Barb 62,123 Art Club, 4; Intramurals, 2,3 Jones, Terry 123 Juden, Pat 123 Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 1,2,3,4; Photography Club, 3, secretary-treas¬ urer Justmann, Brent 53,124 Intramurals, 1; TASC, 3,4; Track, 4 K Kampmann, Carol Kansteiner, Susan 55,64,66, 124 A Cappella, 4; Girl ' s En¬ semble, 3,4; Operetta, 3,4 Karibian, Marshall 53,124 TASC, 4; Tennis, 3 Kelley, Cindy 65,124 A Cappella, 4; Foreign Relations, 2,4; Operetta, 4 Kemper, Linda 124 Kent, Debbie 4,53,55,70,76, 124 Intramurals, 1,2,3; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; TASC, 2,3,4 Keough, Duffy 100,124 Cross Country, 1,2,3, cap¬ tain; Track, 1,2,3,4; Wres¬ tling, 1,2,3,4, captain Kester, Scott 56,63,68,86,124 Band, 4; Plays, 3; Thes¬ pians, 3 Kendall, Meredith 124 Kile, Jerry Klotz, Mike 124 Intramurals, 3; YFC, 1; Track, 1 Koenig, David 124 AFJROTC, 4 Korth, Craig 52,64,83,124 Foreign Relations, 1,2,3,4; JCL, 1; TASC, 2,3 Kraemer, Brenda 65,67,124 Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; A Cappella, 3,4; Foreign Relations, 2 Kruse, Brenda 124 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Intramurals, 1 Kruse, Sharon 52,53,65,66,71, 124 Foreign Relations, 3,4; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; TASC, 3,4 Kuhimann, Joyce 26,124 Art Club, 4; Intramurals, 3; Punctured Drum, 4, Board Member Kuhimann, Wendy 125 Intramurals, 1,2,3; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3 Kunze, Ken 125 Kurtz, Ruth 125 Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 1,2,3; TASC, 3 Kutchback, David 55,63,125 Forensics Club, 1,2, presi¬ dent; Key Club, 2,3,4, vice-president; Orchestra, 1,2,3 L La Banca, Connie 59,70,125 No photograph available. 195 FTA, 3,4, vice-president; Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 3; Cadet Teaching, 4 Lacy, Miles 24,103,105,125 Student Council, 3, vice- president, 4, president of student body; Basketball, 4; Wrestling, 3 Lammert, Mary 58,125 German Club, 4; Home¬ makers of Tomorrow, 1,2, 3,4 Leonard, Mary 67,125 Modern Madrigal, 4; A Cappella, 4; Pirate Players, 3 Le Doux, Patti 125 Cheerleader, 2; Intra¬ murals, 2,3; Plays, 3 Lee, Sharon 125 Foreign Relations, 2; Intra¬ murals, 2,3; TASC, 3 Lee, Tonia 125 JCL, 1; Freshman Choir, 1 Lewis, Barb 125 Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 3; EDP-VICA,4 Lewis, Rick 93,125 Intramurals, 1,2,3,4; Foot¬ ball, 1,2,4; Golf, 1,2,4 Le Valley, Mike Lewis, Sherry Lindstrom, Kathy 65,66,125 Triple Trio, 2; JCL, 2; Sci¬ ence Seminar, 3, secretary Liesenfeld, Gary 64,125 Lohrman, Paula 87,125 Foreign Relations, 2,3; Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 2,3,4, vice-president; Plays, 3,4 Loges, Glenn 125 Logue, Denne 64,66,125 Girl ' s Ensemble, 3,4; Sophomore Blue Robe, 2; Triple Trio, 4 Luetkenhaus, James 125 Lopez, Sandi Lutley, Preston 125 M Maciekowicz, Bud 126 Band, 1,2 Magruder, Gary 126 Intramurals, 1,2; TASC, 2; Wrestling, 1 Malin, Dan 71,92,126 SC Club, 3,4; Eootball, 1,2,3,4 Malin, Dave 56,126 Malm, Mary 126 Intramurals, 1,2,3; Qui Vive, 1,2 Martin, Eric 53,126,136 Key Club, 1,2; TASC, 3,4; Tennis, 1,2 Mathews, Susan 126 Pirate Peppers, 4 Mayer, Ricky 126 Plays, 2; Thespians, 3,4 Maxey, Bob 126 Band, 4 McClain, Diana 126 McCoy, Dennis 126 Intramurals, 3 McCoy, Roger 26,27,55,126 Explorer ' s Club, 3, presi¬ dent; Publications, 4; Punctured Drum, 4 McGarvey, Mary 58,126 McGraw, Darryl 136 Student Council, 2, presi¬ dent; Eootball, 1,2,3; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4 McMillan, Bob 126 Meeker, Steve 50,103,126 Mersch, Barb 52,126 Art Club, 2,3,4; Eoreign Relations, 1,2,3,4, presi¬ dent; Intramurals, 1,2 Meyer, Diane 127 Meyer, Judy 70,108,109,127 Cheerleader, 4; GAA Bas¬ ketball, 3; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4 Michaels, Sherrill 127 Chorus, 4; Punctured Drum, 4, contributed Miller, Karen 27,64,67,71,79, 127 Madrigal Modern Choir, 3,4; Operetta, 3,4; Daily Thing, 4 Miller, Jim 127 Track, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 3,4; EDP-VICA, 4 Mills, Georgia 127 Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 1,2 Mingus, Cindy 127 Chorus, 4 Moeller, Barb 68,69,127 Band, 1,2,3,4; YEC, 1; Or¬ chestra, 2,3,4 Moeller, Raymond 55,71,92, 95.100.127 football, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1, 3; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4 Montgomery, Susan G. 127 Girl ' s Ensemble, 3; Play, 3; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Montgomery, Susan K. 66, 127 Girl ' s Ensemble, 2,3,4; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; TASC, 3 Moon, Jerry 68,127 Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; Dance Band, 1,2, 3,4 Morgan, Don 68,127 Band, 1,2,3,4; AEJROTC, 3,4; Pep Band, 2 Morris, David 127 Football, 1,4 Moore, Pauline 127 Moore, Steve 127 Band, 1,2; Pep Band, 1,2; Intramurals, 1,2,3,4 Moses, Natalie 127 Archery Club, 1; Intra¬ murals, 1; TASC, 3 Mueller, Mary, 55,56,64,67, 71.127 Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; National Honor Soci¬ ety, 3,4; A Cappella, 3,4 Murfin, Judy 127 Band, 1; New York Trip, 3 Murray, Brenda 26,127 Archery Club, 3, vice- president, 4; Foreign Re¬ lations, 2; Punctured Drum, 4, board member N Neyhart, Pat 128 Art Club, 3; Foreign Re¬ lations, 2,3; TASC, 2 Noah, Linda 66,128 Girl ' s Ensemble, 4; foreign Relations, 1,2,3; GAA Vol¬ leyball, 3 Nolle, Bill 128 AFJROTC, 3,4; Radio Aerospace, 3; Wrestling, 1 North, Ray 68,93,95,128 Nickols, Bruce Intramurals, 1,2,3; Basket¬ ball, 1; Science Club, 2 o Ochs, Mark 128 Basketball, 1,2 Odie, Sharon 128 Getting, Judy 52,53,71,128 Foreign Relations, 2,3,4; Pirate Peppers, 2,3,4; TASC, 2,3,4 Orf, Richard 128 JCL, 1; Wrestling, 3,4 Overby, Randy 128 P Pandolfi, Jennifer 57,68,69, 128 JCL, 2,3, president; Or¬ chestra, 1,2,3,4; Qui Vive, 1,2, secretary, 3,4, presi¬ dent Patton, Dan Patton, John 128 Basketball, 1,2; Intra¬ murals, 4; Football, 1,4 Paul, Carol 128 Intramurals, 3; EDP-VICA, 4 Percy, Wanda 71,108,128 Cheerleader, 1,2,4; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; Student Council, 2 Perkins, Margaret 128 Peters, Paul 128 Pettit, Greg 130 Pettit, Rodger 101,128 Intramurals, 1,2,3,4; Wres¬ tling, 4 Peyton, Michael 13,128 Intramurals, 1,2; foot¬ ball, 2 Pfaff, Carol 57,128 Spanish Club, 3,4, presi¬ dent Pickering, Bob 55,128 National Honor Society, 3,4 Pierce, Cindy 128 Plackemeier, Jean 66,68,129 Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2; Girl ' s Ensemble, 4 Plackemeier, John 129 Plume, Carolyn 57,129 FTA, 3,4; Intramurals, 3; Spanish Club, 4 Plunkett, Kathy 65,129 FTA, 4; Girl ' s Ensemble, 4 Poindexter, Mark 59,63,129 Forensics Club, 2,3,4; Plays, 2,3; Publications, 3,4, Editor in Chief Porter, Barb 129 Girl ' s Ensemble, 3,4 Porter, Mike 97,129 Band, 2,3; Basketball, 1; Swimming, 4 Prideaux, Renee 129 Primeau, Carol 129 Chorus, 1,2; freshman Choir, 1; Intramurals, 1,2 Proffitt, Tim 93,94,129 SC Club, 3,4; football, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 2,3,4 Pulley, Lea Vonne 59,64,129 Operetta, 4; Plays, 4; Punctured Drum, 4, con¬ tributor Pyatt,Armeldia 64,129 A Cappella, 3,4; Operetta, 3,4; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 R Rahe, Robert 129 Plays, 3,4; EDPA-VICA, 4, treasurer Rahn, James 129 Key Club, 4; TASC, 2; Wrestling, 1 Rankin, Debbie 129 Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Sopho¬ more Blue Robe Choir, 2; Intramurals, 2 Regot, Janet 24,53,70,129 Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3, vice- president, 4, president; Student Council, 3,4; TASC, 2,3,4, secretary Remington, Nanci 55,56,58, 68,130 Band, 1,2,3,4; JCL, 1,2,3,4, vice-president; National Honor Society, 3,4 Richards, Gloria 130 Chorus, 4; GAA Volley¬ ball, 3; Intramurals, 1,2,3 Richter, Kathy 130 Ricketts, Kurt 130 Riley, Ron 130 Rimmey, Deborah 55,59,70, 130 ET A, 3,4, president; Cadet Teaching, 4; National Honor Society, 3,4 Robey, Jackie 64,69,130 A Cappella, 3,4; FTA, 3, secretary, 4 Robley, Henry 130 Chorus, 3,4; AFJROTC, 4 Roedder, Debbie 64,130 Foreign Relations, 2,3; Pirate Peppers, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1,2,3 Roehl, Don 130 Key Club, 3; Golf, 4 Rogers, Gwendolyn 130 MST, 4; Orchestra, 1,2; YFC,1,2 Rogers, Steve 130 Intramurals, 2,3,4; TASC, 2; Golf, 1,2,3,4 Roloff, Dan 53,130 TASC, 3,4; Football, 2,3; Tennis, 2,3 Roppolo, John 68,69,130 Band, 1,2,3,4; Dance Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3 Rouse, Johnnie 130 Girl ' s Ensemble, 1; A Cap¬ pella, 3,4 No photograph available. 196 Royston, Barb 130 National Honor Society, 3,4; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3, 4; Student Council, 2, secretary Rucher, Lynda Intramurals, 1 Ruebling, Larry 63,67,73,81, 130 Madrigal Modern Choir, 3,4; Operetta, 1,2,3,4; AFJROTC, 3, Flight Com¬ mander, 4, Squadron Com¬ mander Ruff, Pat 26,85,130 Publications, 3,4, Pirate Patter Editor; Sweetheart Queen, 3 s Sammelmann, Debby 130 Chorus, 3,4; Intramurals, 1; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Sappington, Charmaine 131 Art Club, 3; Chorus, 3,4 Scott, Pat 55,58,70,131 Band, 1,2,3; National Hon¬ or Society, 2,3,4; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4 Scott, Tim 131 Band, 1,2; Football, 1,2; Wrestling, 1,2 Schaberg, Tom 5,24,55,131 National Honor Society, 2,3,4; Student Council, 4, president Scheffler, Dennis Schimweg, Susan 131 Schlict, Joe 131 AFJROTC, 4; Chorus, 3,4 Schneider, Dave 131 Schneider, Donna 131 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; New York Trip, 4; Freshman Singers, 1 Schoene, Mark 131 Football, 1 Scholle, Bonnie 26,53,68,71, 131 Band, 1,2,3,4; Charlemo, 3, editor of sophomore section, 4, Classes Editor; Pirate Peppers, 3,4 Schrader, Steve National Honor Society, 3,4; TASC, 2,3,4; Eootball, 1,2,4 Shoults, Darrell 27,131 Daily Thing, 4, Editor of Daily Thing; Publications, 4 Schulte, Pam 58,70,131 JCL, 1,2,3; Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; TASC, 1,2,3 Sealock, Jennifer 65,131 Sharp, Janet 131 Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 1,2; Orchestra, 1,2; Qui Vive, 2 Shelton, Randy 131 Shoemake, Carol Chorus, 1,2,3; GAA Bas¬ ketball, 3; Intramurals, 1 No photograph available. Simmons, Bill 26,64,86,87,131 Publications, 3,4; Business Manager; Thespians, 3,4; A Cappella, 3,4 Smith, Nancy 24,55,59,71,108, 132,137 Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; Pi¬ rate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; Stu¬ dent Council, 1,2,3,4 Smith, Patsy 132 Intramurals, 1,2,3; TASC, 2,3 Smith, Virginia 132 Snipes, Pay 55,132 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; JCL, 1,2,3; Na¬ tional Honor Society, 3,4 Sommerville, Kathy 63,65,132 Stalf, Lratha 132 Steinmeyer, Mary 24,53,55, 70.132 Attendant, 3, Home¬ coming; Pirate Peppers, 2,3,4; Student Council, 3,4, vice-president Stenger, Karen 132 Stephenson, Diane 64,67,84, 85.132 A Cappella, 3,4; Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; Triple Trio, 3 Stephenson, Pam 132 Stiegemeier, Nancy 59,68,70, 132 Band, 1,2,3,4; FTA, 3,4; Pi¬ rate Peppers, 1,2,3,4 Stiers, Wendy 84,85,132 Stivison, Dale 132 Chorus, 1; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Stock, Roy 69,71,82,132 Chess Club, 4; Orchestra, 1,2,3; SC Club, 2,3,4 Stoehner, Randy 26,64,132 A Cappella, 1,2,3; Punc¬ tured Drum, 4, Board Member; TASC, 3 Struckmann, Kris 64,67,132 A Cappella, 3,4; Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; Triple Trio, 3 Stuckenscheider, Bill 13,133 Track, 1,2 Student, Larry 133 Sweeney, Kirk 68,133 Band, 1,2,3,4; Dance Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4 Sylcox, Clayton 133 Track, 1; Wrestling, 1,2 T Tannehill, Debbie 133 Tate, Mike 133 Taylor, Priscilla 62,133 Art Club, 4, secretary- treasurer; Intramurals, 2,3 Taylor, Steve 133 Spanish Club, 1,2,3 Teasley, Alan 133 Tevis, Janita 8,133 Intramurals, 1,2,3 Thompson, Debbie 52,71, 133 Archery Club, 2,3; Eoreign Relations, 2,3,4; Pirate Peppers, 3,4 Tiesing, Tom 71,103,105,133, 137 Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball, 2,3,4; SC Club, 4 Towle, Glenn 133 Triplett, Tom 64,67,133 True, Dave 133 Trump, Vicki 133 Eoreign Relations, 1,2; Qui Vive, 1,2,3; Intra¬ murals, 1,2,3 Tucker, James 133 u Underwood, David Chorus, 1,2; Intramurals, 1,2 Utlaut, Sue 24,55,65,66,67,71, 133,137 Madrigal Modern Choir, 3,4; National Honor Soci¬ ety, 2,3,4; Student Coun¬ cil, 4, treasurer V Vadnais, Chris 133 Van Dyke, Pat 133 Intramurals, 1,2 Vance, Jack 134 Art Club, 3,4, president; National Honor Society, 3,4; EDP-VICA, 4, presi¬ dent Varnon, Diana 58,64,67,134 Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; Homemakers of Tomor¬ row, 1,2,3, treasurer, 4, president; Operettas, 3,4 Vaughn,Sandy 134 Vaught, Terry 134 w Wagner, Terry 134 A Cappella, 3; Cheer¬ leader, 2; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Walker, Tom 13,53,134 Baseball, 4; Intramurals, 1,2,3,4; TASC, 4 Walker, Wilma 134 Chorus, 4 Wallis, Jill 134 Ward, Mark 68,134 Band, 4; Pep Band, 4; Plays, 2 Weaver, Robert 134 Art Club, 1,2,3; Science Club, 3; Swimming, 4 Welko, Vicki 71,134 Pirate Peppers, 1,2,3,4; Qui Vive, 1,2; Student Council, 2 Welker, Paul 134 Eootball, 1,2; Track, 1 West, Nancy 134 Wessler, Bruce 53,57,71,134 Qui Vive, 3,4; TASC, 3,4 White, Carol 63,134 A Cappella, 3,4; Madrigal Modern Choir, 3,4; Eoren- 197 sics Club, 1,2,3,4, secre¬ tary White, Dennis 134 Whiteside, Rod 71,93,94,135 Football, 1,2,3,4; SC Club, 4; Track, 1,2,3 Widaman, Bruce 135 Chess Club, 1,2, vice- president, 4, president; Plays, 3; Science Club, 2,3 Wiegmann, Jerry 24,135,137 Basketball, 1,2,3; Football, 1,2,3; Student Council, 3, president, 4 Wilburn, Bill 135 Whitlock, Gerald Williams, Linda 55,57,59,62, 63,66,70,87,135 Forensics Club, 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society, 3,4; Qui Vive, 3,4, secretary Williams, Sandra 135 Willoughby, Cynthia 135 Wise, Chris 64,67,71,135 Madrigal Modern Choir, 4; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Triple Trio, 3 Witte, Sandy 135 Wortham, Gary 135 Band, 2,3; Orchestra, 2,3 Wolf, Cathy 53,71,108,109,135 Attendant, 1, May Fete, 3, Sweetheart; Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4, co-captain; Stu¬ dent Council, 1, vice- president Wolf, Francesca 135 Intramurals, 2 Wolfe, John 135 Wucher, Vicky 52,135 Foreign Relations, 3,4; JCL, 3; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2 Wyland, Thomas 135 Y Yaeger, Jeff 53,64,71,93,95, 97,135 SC Club, 3,4; Swimming, 4 Young, Becky 135 Art Club, 3; Intramurals, 3; Pirate Peppers, 1,2 Young, Tom Basketball, 1; Track, 1 z Zerr, Chris 135 Art Club, 2; Sophomore Blue Robe Choir, 2; Homema kers of Tomor¬ row, 2 Zimmerman, Paul 55,68,71, 135 Band, 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, 2,3,4, presi¬ dent; Tennis, 2,3,4 General Index A Abernathy, Imogene, Mrs. 29 A Cappetia Choir 64,65 Adams, Amy 154 Adams, Donald 136 Adams, Rick 154 Adkins, Sonja 154 Ahlemeyer, Carl 138 Akers, Jackie 87,154 Akers, Steven 93,101,138 Alderson, Brad 106,154 Allen, Steven 154 Allen, William 101,154 Allrich, Ray 24,53,55,138 Ameling, Debbie 52,154 Amelung, Laura 24,66,84,85,88,108, 138 Amis, Carmen 138 Andachter, Bruce97,154 Anderson, Mrs. Linda 22,28,63 Anderson, Brenda 70,154 Anderson, Mary 53,58,66,138 Anderson, Rebecca 67,154 Anihes, Sandra 138 Anderson, Susan 154 Arnold, Benny 154 Arnold, Dennis 138 Arnold, Emily 154 Arnold, Mark 138 An Club62 Atchison, Mary 58,138 Athletics 52,69 Atkinson, Steven 138 Ault, Pam 66,84,85,138 B Bacon, Roland 138 Baggerman, James 98,154 Bailey, Charles 154 Bailey, Margaret 154 Baker, Bradley 138 Baker, Mary 66,138 Bakewell, Tom 92,95,139 Baldwin, Pamela 53,66,139 Ball, Barbara 154 Band and Orchestra 68,69 Bannister, John 155 Barban, Marilyn 67,70,155 Barklage, David 139 Barklage, Nancy 57,69,70,155 Barklage, Sally 55,66,139 Barklage, Sue 66,139 Barr, Margaret 70,139 Barrientez, Oxley 101,139 Barrientez, Yolanda 155 Barry, Jeff 93,95,139 Barry, Robert 100,139 Bartlett, Danny 155 Bartlett, Ray 96,155 Barton, Debbi 155 Barton, Jeanne 62,139 Bateman, Craig 139 Bauche, Lou Ann 66,70,139 Bauer, Robert 139 Baumann, Mr. Tharon 37 Baumann, Michelle 139,141 Baumann, Teresa 67,155 Bazzell, David 71,74,103,105,139 Beahan, Karen 27,58,61,139 Beard, Neva 67,155 Becker, Ann 62,70,155 Becker, Mr. Ken 23 Beckham, Mr. Kenneth 34 Beckman, Bob 98,103,139 Beeson, Mary 139 Beeson, Paul 155 Beilsmith, Patrick 96,155 Bekebrede, Marla 53,64,70,139,152 Bekebrede, Paul 60,155 Bell, Bert 155 Bennett, Bob 26,43,60,139 Bennett, Jerry 155 Bennett, Kathy 27,70,155 Bennett, Larry 155 Bergmann, Vernon 155 Bernat, Dennis 155 Bernat, Nancy 53,70,139,146 Berry, Susan 139 Besselman, Karen 62,70,139 Bethel, Mike 139 Bevans, Bernard 155 Bewig, Sharon 155 Beyer, Daniel 40,139 Bilyeu, Kathi 27,56,155 Bilyeu, Tom 53,100,139 Binsbacher, Dianne 64,139 Bishop, Barbara 24,27,53,66,139 Bishop, Mark 139 Bishop, Mike 155 Bishop, Steve 155 Black, Cresewell 155 Black, Mr. Ralph 19,22,23 Blackhurst, Mary 57,155 Blackwell, Mary 139 Blase, Dennis 139 Blaylock, Miss Robin 35 Bloebaum, Linda 139 Blow, Duane 155 Blumenthal, Marian 155 Board, Kelly 67,155 Board of Education 18 Bock, Wanda 139 Bodrow, Susan 139 Boekemkier, Joan 155 Boettler, Donald 139 Bollinger, Paula 155 Bono, Susan 155 Bookstore Staff 47 Boone, Cordie 139 Borders, Ronna 155 Bormann, Rick 71,139 Boschert, Debbie 70,109,155 Boschert, Donna 70,155 Boschert, Mrs. Josephine 49 Boschert, Randy 93,95,139 Botter, Matt 67,139 Bowden, Karen 155 Bowman, Mary 54,139 Boyer, Mrs. Eleanor 36 Bozwell, Debbie 64,70,139,152 Bozwell, Dennis67,101,155 Bradbury, Debbie 139 Bradley, Wayne 96,101,155 Brader, Mr. Charles 22,23,24,25,33,97 Branscum, Marsha 155 Branson, Miss Cynthia 23 Braungardt, Kerrie 68,69,155 Bray, Mike 96,106,155 Bredensteiner, Sandy 155 Bredleau, Mrs. Lillian 46 Breeden, John 10,43,140 Breitenstein, Janice 52,68,69,155 Bridgewater, Roy 140 Briggs, Steve 96,101,155 Brock, Phyllis 140 Brockgreitens, Bonnie 155 Brockmann, Sally 66,108,140 Brockmann, Tom 155 Bronson, Reid 7,55,57,58,59,60,61,67, 80,81,86,87,140 Brooks, Leanna 67,70,155 Brookshier, Becky 27,52,56,140 Bross, Lisa 155 Bross, Vicki 140 Brown, Ernestine 140,144 Brown, Kenny 156 Brown, Tom 69,156 Browning, Jim 140 Brucker, Cathy 27,156 Bruening, Peggy 140 Bruesehoff, Mr. Glenroy 48 Bruns, Alan 93,95,102,103,104,105,140 Bruns, Dana 59,61,140 Bryan, Bruce 140 Bryan, Diana 140 Budd, Bruce 140 Budde, Dennis 96,106,156 Buescher, Tom 156 Bunch, Shirley 27,5 7,59,61,66,70,86, 140 Burbach, Debbie 140 Burgardt, Jeff 96,106,156 Burgess, Debby 156 Burkart, Walter 96,101,156 Burris, John 140 Burris, Bob 145 Burton, Ronnie 156 Busby, Bernice 54,70,140 Bush, Don 68,92,140 Buschdieker, Barbara 156 Buschdieker, Jill 156 Buschdiecker, John 156 Bushnell, Lillian 32 Byrne, Patricia 156 C Cain, Mrs. Ella 28 Cain, Carolyn 66,140 Caldwell, Marla 156 Callahan, Billie 140 Callaway, George 156 Callaway, Marleen 140 Callison, Steve 156 Campbell, Dave 53,140 Campbell, Donna 69,156 Campbell, Emily 156 Campbell, Ronny 156 Cannon, Sally 24,52,55,77,140 Carbrey, Steve 140 Carlton, Brad 96,100,156 Carroll, Mrs. Suzanne 28 Castor, Larry 68,100,156 Cearley, Steve 5,26,140 Charlemo Staff 107 Charles, Bonnie 156 Cheerleaders 108,109 Cherry, Jackie 27,156 Chess Club 61 Chinnery, Ann 70,152 Christian, Gary 140 Christiansen, Jim 156 Clark, Dan 68,156 Clark, Deborah 156 Clark, Everts 140 Clark, Jim 140 Clark, Melvin 156 Clark, Peggy 67,156 Clarkson, Scott 156 Claus, Debbie 156 Claus, Ken 156 Cobb, Keith 156 Cobb, Kenneth 140 Coffey, John 140 Coffey, Karen 156 Colaw, Dr. Frank E. 18 Cole, Tom 99,140 College, Dave 96,101,156 Collins, Linda 24,156 Combs, Kenny 140 Comparato, Lama 156 Concert Band 105 Conner, Dale 156 Connor, Greg 140 Conway, Steve 96,101,156 Cook, Mr. Jerry 38,100 Cook, Mickey 140 Cooper, Charlotte 56,67,156 Cooper, Jodell 57,65,67,70,78,140,146 Cope, Mrs. Pat 36 Corns, Michael 68,156 Courtney, Jean 140 Cowell, Nancy 156 Cox, Danny 140 Crandall, Ricky 156 Crawford, Glenda 156 Crawford, Rob 96,156 Croquart, Pam 53,62,140 Cross Country 98 Cruce, Steve 24,71,98,99,103,104,105, 141 Cruse, David 156 Cullom, Joan 62,63,141 Curtright, Sgt. Doral 22,42,60 Curtright, David 141 Curtright, Richard 141 Cushman, Deborah 54,69,156 Czechin, Connie 62,141 D Dale, David 96,101,156 Dauve, Don 156 Davis, Cynthia 157 Davis, Elizabeth 65,141 Davis, Lon 141 Davis, Nancy 53,70,141 Davis, Steve 157 Davis, Tony 157 Davison, Mr. Ralph 33,98,106 Dean, Derrell 141 Debrecht, Debbie 70,141 Debrecht, Lynn 52,157 Degner, Mr. Ervin 48 DeHaven, Pris 62,69,141 DeLong, l athie 157 Deroy, Jo Ellen 141 Desemone, Robert 157 DeSherlia, Betty 53,70,141 Dickason, Denise 52,157 Dickbernd, Roger 141 Dickens, Mrs. Eunice 47 Dickens, Thomas 141 Dieckmann, Pat 57,70,141 Dob, David 67 Dolan, Diane 55,56,65,66,70,141,149 Dorlaque, Albert 157 Dotson, Karen 141 Douglas, Pat 157 Dowd, Diana 68,157 Doyen, Michael 29 Drake, Sandy 157 Drew, Eddie 141 Dryden, Dave 157 Dryer, Michael 157 Dudley, Larry 141 Duello, Goerge 57,96,157 Dunkmann, Brenda 70,141 Dunn, Cathy 27,53,54,66,70,141 Dunn, Jack 96,101,157 Dusenberry, Pat 53,70,141 E Earney, Mike 157 Ebling, Neva 56,70,157 Eberhard, Gerald 157 Ebersole, David 59,67,141 Echele, Joan 67,157 Eckstein, Barbara 67,157 Eddington, Terry 68,157 Edwards, Joanna 67,157 Eichler, Jerry 141 Eichler, Valerie 157 Eickhoff, Dan 96,157 Ellis, Mrs. Lena 39,22 Ellis, Mary 66,142 Emerson, James 142 Emond, Cathy 157 Engel, Vi 49 Engel, Judy 53,56,70,142 Enright, Rich 157 Entwistie, Ron 101,142 Ermeling, Dean 157 Ermeling, Stanley 53,93,142 Estes, Dennis 142 Estes, Marsha 54,66,142 Evans, Grant 157 Evans, Shelley 67,70,157 Evert, Daniel 69,142 F Feilner, Ronnie 158 Feltz, Dennis 142 Ferguson, Janet 142 Ferguson, Stephen 158 Finck, Carol 70,109,158 Finck, Philip 93,95,142 Findly, Marilyn 158 Fine, Kathy 52,158 Finn, Miss Julia 21 Finn, John 142 Fischbach, Barry 158 Fischer, Mrs. Ruth 48 Flood, Nancy 158 Foland, Mr. Cary 31,97 Football 92,93,94,95,96 Foote, Mindy 158 Ford, Katharine 34,71 Fortney, Deborah 57,70,158 Foreign Relations Club 52 Forensics Club 63 Foster, Colin 142 Foust, David 158 Foust, Ricky 142 Foy, Karen 142 Fraley, Susan 70,158 Freeland, Kathy 158 Freeland, Steve 142 Freese, Janet 142 Freihoff, Bill 158 Fromme, Mike 158 Fromme, Mrs. Margaret 49 Fry, Harry 158 Feurhahn, Harold 32 Furman, Debbie 158 Fuszner, John 60,158 Future Nurses FTA 59 G Gabbard, Mrs. 31 Galvez, Mrs. Mirta 35 Card, Robert 93,142 Gant, Diane 158 Gawronski, Dennis 158 Cerken, Mrs. Doris 38 Gerst, Barbara 158 Cesell, Linda 65,66,142,150 Giboney, Theresa 158 Gibson, Bruce 68,158 Gibson, Patricia 158 Gifford, Chipper 142 Gillen, Peggy 158 Gillette, Ken 96,158 Gilliom, Rise 24,52,57,68,69,70,142 Gilmore, Rosalinde 158 Gipson, Julie 69,158 Girls ' Ensemble 66 Claab, Linda 142 Glaab, Phyllis 158 Glaser, Sandy 68,158 Glisan, Ellen 56,158 Coehler, Mr. 33 Coessling, Gary 158 Goff, Celia 142 Goist, Carl 142 Goist, Pat 142 Goist, Sam 158 Coodson, Billy 96,158 Coodson, Emily 142 Goolsby, Mrs. Ovita 34 Gorman, Diana 142 Goyer, Karen 158 Graham, Pat 142 Grau, Diane 52,56,158 Cravemann, Rita 53,142 Gravemann, Ronald 158 Graves, Jerri 52,87,158 Greear, Barbara 67,158 Griffin, Mike 102,103,142 Griffith, Bonnie 158 Grigsby, Dr. W. D. 18 Grindstaff, Donald 101,103,142,147 Grober, Debby 52,56,70,158 Cross, Mr. Harold 38 Cross, Suzette 59,61,70,73,95,96,103, 142,147 Groteweii, Mrs. Helen 48 Grove, Harold 158 Gruer, Miss Doris 21 Gunn, Miss Connie 28 Guidance Counselors 21 Guidance Secretaries 46 Gust, Roger 142,147 Gutermuth, Michael 142,147 German Club 56 H Haalboom, Mark 68,158 Hackmann, Harold 158 Hafer, Bill 158 Hahn, Barbara 158 Hahn, David 158 Hake, Dale96,101,158 Halcomb, Ronnie 158 Hale, Deborah 142,147 Hall, Gayle 108,142,147 Hallemeier, Carol 53,54,70,73,98,142, 147 Hallemeier, Dirk 142,147 Hallgren, Dan 143,147 Hamilton, Mr. Paul 29,96,101 Hammes, Kurt 5,142,147 Hampton, Mrs. Veita Jo 24,27,29 Hamrick, Larry 56,67,101,158 Hancock, Mrs. Lucille 24,32 Harbour, Linda 158 Harris, Mr. James 44,52,91 Harris, Sharon 46 Harris, Paula 143,147 narrower, William 159 Hart, Mrs. Ruby 20,22 Hartman, Deborah 159 Hartman, Donald 159 Hauenstein, Robert 159 Hawkins, Kathie 159 Hayes, Karen 24,77,109,159 Head, Kathleen 143,147 Heath, Dennis 143,147 Heath, Sue 27,159 Hedicke, Donette 65,103,143,147 Heinie, Craig 159 Heinle, Edward 143,147 Heisler, David 143,147 Heitgerd, Ronald 159 Hesser, Mrs. Celeste 28 Helton, Phyllis 68,143,147 Hemminghaus, Stephen 159 Henderson, Barbara 159 Henderson, William 34,64,67 Henderson, Roger 67,96,106,159 Henderson, Robert 143 Hendren, Steve 159 Hendricks, Dodie 58,159 Hendrickson, Deborah 27,61,66,70,87, 143 Herring, Paulette 159 Herter, Barbara 159 Hesser, Mrs. Celeste 28 Hesskamp, Don 143 Hesskamp, John 159 Hettick, Rebecca 108,143 Hickey, David 43,143 Higgins, Patricia 15,143 Highfill, Daniel 159,160 Hill, Liz 24,52,53,143 Hilliker, Paul 159 Hillman, Lester 67,159 Hinkel, Jerome 143 Hirschmann, Mrs. Charlene 35 Hobbs, Kenneth 103,160 Hobelmann, Mary 160 Hockmeyer, Glenn 67,160 Hodge, Randy 97,160 Hoerl, Don 71,103,143 Hohman, Judith 144 Hoke, Pam 58,160 Holden, Nancy 53,62,63,66,70,80,81, 144 Hollander, Michelle 27,144 Holliday, Arthur 68,96,106,160 Holliday, Marjorie 144 Holliday, Sharon 53,56,70,160 Hollingsworth, Les 160 Hollrah, Iris 4,144 Hollrah, Jeanne 160 Hollrah, Stephen 144 Hollrah, Warren 57,160 Holst, Angela 160 Holt, Jacque 160 Holt, Rebecca 144 Hood, Terri 70,77,109,160 Hopkins, Coleen 160 Horenkamp, Deborah 160 Homemakers of Tomorrow 58 Hommes, Rebecca 52,54,64,70,144,152 Honey, Mr. Gerald 38 Horky, Sandy 52,65,70,144,150 Hornbostel, Phil 87,144 Hotchkiss, Thomas 144 Houston, Mrs. Judith 28 Howard, Dennis 144 Howard, Neal 160 Hueffmeier, Greg 160 Huesemann, Diane 144 Hughart, Lynn 160 Humphrey, Jennie 67,160 Hunn, Karen 144 Hunsel, Martha 160 Hunt, Carolyn 67,160 Huster, Cary 160 Hutchison, Katherin 144 Ickenroth, Garry 144 Ince, John 53,68,160 Irvine, Robert 144 Isselhart, Mrs. Dorothy 48 J Jackson, Diane 144 Jackson, Joe 96,100,160 Jackson, William 40,144 Jadrich, Martha 160 Janke, Eddie 96,160 Jarvis, Danny 144 JCL52 Jeffries, Darryl 144 Jennings, Mr. Roscoe 21 Jenson, Randy 94,144 Johnson, Andrea 144 Johnson, Brenda 144 Johnson, Gary 160 Johnson, Margaret 160 Johnson, Mrs. JoAnn 37,53 Johnson, Mrs. June 46 Johnson, John 144 Jones, Diane 59,69,70,145 Jones, Janet 70,160 Jones, Marschell 161 Jones, Randy 93,95,145 Jones, Teresa 144,145 Journalism I II Juline, David 145 K Kain, John 145 Kaiser, Mrs. Margaret 31 Kampmann, Debbie 161 Kampmann, Larry 161 Kampmann, Sandra 161 Kansteiner, Kathleen 52,55,70,145 Kansteiner, Peggy 161 Keiser, Mrs. Olive 47 Keller, Kathy 161 Kennel, Debbie 62,161 Kent, Jan 53,70,145 Keough,jim 98,101,161 Key Club 55 Kiernan, Pat 27,59,61,63,68,73,78,79, 86,87,145 Kindelspire, Dave 145 King, David A. 68,69,145 King, David F. 53,60,68,69,161 King, Debbie161 King, Donna 27,161 King, Mrs. Dorothy 46 Kirchoff, Miss Barbara 34 Kirk, Dennis 161 Kisor, Kathy 67,161 Klausen, Donna 52,57,161 Kleiman, Linda 45 Klotz, Tim 161 Knapp, Cheryl 161 Knoshaug, Merle 161 Koehler, Keith 161 Koeneker, Rich 96,161 Kornfeld, Valerie 161 Koziatek, Dorothy 70,145 Kreder, Deborah 70,145 Kroeger, Ann 68,145 Krupinski, Geralyn 145 Krupinski, Stanley 145 Kruse, Dan 145 Kuechler, Mike 145 Kuipers, Karen 68,145 Kuipers, Linda 161 Kurtz, Shirley 67,161 Kutchback, John 96,161 L LaBanca, David 145 Lacey, Jack 93,95,145 Lacv, Mike 161 LaFota, Frank 19,41,145 LaGesse, Jean 145 LaCesse, Robert 161 No photograph available. Lake, Linda 70,161 Lalk, Pat 149 Lammers, Mrs. Dorothy 22,30 Lampitt, Trisha 109,161 Landre lh, Floyd 161 Lane, Mrs. Lois 28 Larkin, Dave93,145,152 Latch, Mr. Fred 21 Lauer, Dr. Gilbert R. 19,22 Law, Dale 145 Law, Vera 161 Lawhorn, Larry 161 Lawrence, Ricky 145 Learman, Mr. David 10 LeClaire, Karen 70,161 Lee, Doug 145 Lee, Donna 161 Lee, Gary 145 Lee, Ronald 96,101,161 Lefdord, Lynda 161 Lehman, Mr. David 44 Lemmons, Lynn 161 Lemmons, Sandy 145 Leonard, Mike C. 145 Leonard, Mike J. 161 Lewis, Barbara 145 Lewis, Janet 70,145 Lewis, Ken 145 Lewis, Linda 70,109,161 Library Staff 20 Liebel, Craig 68,161 Linn, Scott 145 Lloyd, David 97,161 Lloyd, Jim 9,145 Loeffler, Cheri 161 Longbine, Debbie 24,70,77,145 Loutzenhiser, Delores 161 Luerding, Greg 68,69,96,101,161 Lunsford, Paula 56,67,161 Lutlman, Pal 55,58,65,66,70,145 M Mabry, Terry 68,161 Maciekowiez, Greg 60,145 Madrigal Modern Choir 67 Magrew, Scott 145 Magruder, Kathy 65,66,145 Mahr, Roberta 55,63,70,86,87,145 Mallett, Mark 161 Manaci, Mr. Vito 35 Manthey, Bonnie 161 Mantle, Evelyn 57,69,70,161 Marlow, Ronald 96,161 Marquardt, Mr. Jim 37 Marrow, Tina 162 Martin, Harry 96,162 Martin, Victor 69,146 Mason, Gary 68,162 Matticker, Chris 24,70,109,162 Maxon, Pam 58,65,66,146 May, Mrs. Kathleen 45 May, Susan 26,146 McBride, Linda 67,162 McClellan, Adrian 68,162 McClellan, Cathy 66,146 McCormick, Larry 162 McCoy, Chris 146 McCoy, Pam 162 McCurren, Gayla 53,50,146 McDonald, David 101,162 McDaniel, Gary 162 McGarvey, Barbara 70,162 McGeehan, Judy 162 McGeehan, Richard 162 McGurthy, Ken 162 McKinney, Debbie 162 McMahill, Roger 61,69,146 McMichael, Christl 162 McMillan, Judy 58,162 McNew, Roger 68,146 McWilliams, Bob 146 MST 58 Meier, Rick 56 Menefee, Sharon 57,162 Merrell, Mr. Jerry 37,53 Merrill, Mike 146 Merry, Ronald 67,162 Mersch, Joan 52,53,146 Meyer, Larry 68,101,163 Meyer, Louise70,163 Meyers, Cheryl 27,163 Miller, Mr. Bert 44,92 Miller, Juanita 67,163 Miller, Kendall 68,96,101.163 Miller, Hans 146 Mills, Marie 52,163 Mincey, Mark 163 Miner, Col. Robert 43 Mingus, David 27,146 Missey, Terry 163 Mitten, Phyllis 53,64,66,147 Mittler, Mr. Ted 30 Moe, Cathy 52,56,68,70,163 Monroe, Don 147 Monroe, Pam 163 Montgomery, Glendal 147 Montgomery, Rich 147 Mongomery, Sue Moore, Bev 53,55,57,70,147 Moore, Gloria 67,163 Moore, Judy 84,85,147 Moore, Scott 68,69,98,147 Moots, Larry 163 Morgan, Mrs. Dorothy 34 Morie, Herbert 93,100,143,147 Morlan, Mr. Melvin 33,55 Morris, Carol 65,147 Morris, Kevin 93,95,147 Morris, Mickey 163 Morrison, Glenna 163 Morrow, Susan 163 Moser, Steve 147 Mu Alpha Theta 60 Mudd, Mrs. Jeanne 28 Mueller, B ly 52,57,163 Mueller, Karen 0,163 Mumford, Larry 147 Mumford, Terry 147 Murfin, Jack 147 Murphy, Sandra 53,68,146,147 Murray, Mrs. Thelma 38 Myers, Bennie 42,147 Myers, Brant 163 N Nagel, John 147 Nagel, Pete 163 National Honor Society 54,55 Nations, Cathy 27,56,67,70,163 Neal, Jeanine 147 Neal, Judy 163 Neal, Mike 163 Nelson, Ronald 147 Nelson, Shirley 163 Nesslage, Jane 27,67,163 Nevels, June 163 New, Karen 52,53,147,153 Newman, Debra 163 Nichols, Bruce 147 Nichols, Cindy 24,163 Niehoff, Michael 163 Noah, Ruth 147 Noland, Marsha 163 Noland, Mrs. Phyllis 39,55 Norton, Stanley 53,147 Norton, Tom 96,163 Nothstine, Chris 52,55,65.66.70.147 Nowack, Phyllis 57,163 O Oberle, Sheila 147 Odle, Marsha 163 Oestereich, Debra 147 Oldendorph. Diane 147 Oldendorph, Yvonne 163 Oliver, Becky 68,163 Omara, Kathleen 147 Orf, Bob 96,101,163 Orf, Chris 53,70,147 Orlner, James 147 Owens, Sandy 163 P Pallardy, Barbara 163 Park, Kenneth 163 Park, Sherry 68,69,163 Parker, Dennis 68,147 Parker, Norman 101,147 Parkus, Orville 147 Parr, Gary 106,163 Parton, Martha 163 Patchen, Peggy 163 Patterson, Brant 163 Paul, Nancy 147 Paul, Sandy 147 Pavy, Richard 96,163 Pearia, Sue 163 Pearson, George 163 Pearson, Nancy 163 Peper, Donald 163 Peper, William 147 Pepperman, Rick 61,147 Perkins, Jesse 147 Perry, Neil 96,163 Peters, Floyd 164 Peters, Mr. George 22,23,32 Petry, Charlotte 68,164 Perry, Lerona 147 Peterson, James 147 Petty, Jeanine 53,148 Pfaff, Richard 148 Pfost, Nancy 56,164 Phelps, Karen 164 Photography Club61 Pickens, Karen 164 Pierce, Joe 96,164 Pirate Peppers 70 Plackemeier, Steve 68,97,98,164 Platt, Chris 148 Plume, Steven 148 Poe, Mr. Glenn 33,96 Poeling, Kevin 164 Porter, Susan 57,62,70,164 Potter, Ruth 67,164 Powell, Bruce 164 Praeger, Mrs. Verena 34,66 Prideaux, William 164 Prinster, Don 60,164 Priser, Steve 148 Pruitt, Lana 148 Pugh, Pat 148 Pulley, Patrick 164 Pundmann, Mrs. Delores 22,28 Q Qui Vive 57 R Radspinner, Gary 164 Ragsdale, Miss Raneta 22,39 Randall, David 24,164 Rankin, Brenda 148 Rash, Mr. Jim 19,22 Ratcliff, Carolyn 148 Rauscher, Carol 68,69,148 Redell, Debbie 70,148 Reece, Colleen 53,148 Reed, Rick 148 Reese, John 164 Reeves, Clayton 100,148 Regan, Miss Clara 45 Regot, Bob 148 Regot, Bruce 67,86,87,164 Reiser, Peggy 164 Reiser. Theresa 148 Remick, Gloria 27,140 Remington, Vicki bb, i64 Reynolds, Marlin 24,55,140 Reynolds, Debra 67,164 Reynolds, Mrs. Mary 36 Richardson, Mrs. Louise 48 Rico, Raymond 148 Riley, Nancy 164 Ripley, Kurt 164 Roberts, Carol 164 Roberts, Chris 59,148 Robey, Kathy 52,53,148 Robinson, Dave 61,148 Robinson, Reginald 67,96,106,164 Roche, Allen 164 Rodak, Dennis 98,148 Rodgers, Tom 27,67,164 Roehl, Deborah 164 Roemer, Bruce 93,100,148 Rogers, Jackie 148 Rogers, Kevin 148 Rohde, Louis 148 Rohde, Soraya 62,164 Rooney, Bob 68,93,148 Rose, Denna 164 Rosner, Sue 148 Ross, Bill 54,67,164 Rosson, Richard 164 ROTC 43 Roth, Marie 16 4 Rowe, Bruce 148 Rowe, James 148 Rowe, Jim 148 Rowe, Mike 164 Rufkahr, Pam 58,148 Rufkahr, Mike 164 Rundel, Rickey 164 Runyon, Robert 164 Ruprecht, Karen 52,56,70,164 S Saale, Ken 148 Saale, Steven 164 Sackman, Charles 96,164 Saip, Vicki 52,53,66,148 Sallee, Everett 164 Sallee, Terry 164 Sample, Barb 148 Samples, Bruce 71,93,94,148 Sander, Dennis 164 Sandess, Charlotte 164 Sanders, Sherry 164 Sandison, Miss Ardella 27,29 Sappington, Mrs. Maude 49 SC Club 71 Schaberg, Kevin 149 Schaberg, Ray 164 Scharrer, Mike 68,164 Schafer, Blanche 35,57 Schaffer, Jim 149 Scheffler, Brenda 67,164 Scheffler, Dennis 164 Schierding, Gerald 96,164 Schimueg, Sharon 165 Schleinat, Mr. Robert 34,69 Schmidt, Brenda 89,109,165 Schmidt, Greg 93,149 Schnarre, Collelta 70,165 Schnarre, Ted 101,149 Schneider, Bev 165 Schneider, Cathy 24,53,55,59,66,70, 149 Schneider, Dennis95,149 Schneider, Mr. Richard 20 Schneider, Mrs. Rhoda 49 Schneider, Sherry 165 Schur, Teresa 165 Schoenaur, Ralph 165 Schrader, Dennis 149 Schroer, Don 62,138,149 Schultz, John 149 Schuttenberg, Mark 149 Schuttenberg, Ricky 165 Scholle, Tom 165 Schuetz, Debra 165 Schwendemann, Terry 149 Schwendemann, Tom 149 Science Club 97 Scott, Catherine 165 Segalla, Jerry 58,149 Seigler, Denise 165 Semon, Steven 149 Settle, David 149 Seward, Sheila 52,54,57,65,67,149 Sewell, Ken 165 Sharp, Stephen 68,96,165 Shatro, Mrs. Sandy 47 Shaw, Virginia 165 Shelton, Sandy 58,165 Shelton, William 165 Shippen, Mr. Oren 31,61 Shirley, Rebecca 67,165 Short, Sandy 165 Shoulls, Marsha 27,165 Silverberg, Mark 13,53,149 Simpson, Mrs. Nancy 35,57 Siros, Karen 165 Slattery, Dorothy 149 Smith, Althea 54,65,67,149 Smith, Cynthia 149 Smith, Dan 165 Smith, Diane 62,165 Smith, Gary 165 Smith, John 149 Smith, Karen 149 Smith, Michael 150 Smith, Mike 165 Smith, Mr. Erdine 44 Smith, Steven 165 Smith, Tom 165 Smoot, Charles 150 Sommer, Laura 150 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir 67 Spalding, Nancy 165 Spanish Club 57 Sparks, Barbara 150 Sparks, Patricia 52,53,150 Specie, Royin 52,57,70,165 Sponamore, Sheri 149 Stadler, Susan 68,166 Staggemeier, Carol 68,69,70,166 Statler, Connie 52,69,166 Staller, James 53,71.92.94,150 Stattman, Brian 166 Staub, John 166 Steele, Stephen 166 Stenger, Mark 166 Stenger, Mike 166 Stephens, Mrs. Margaret 38 Stephenson, Janet 166 Stephenson, Joan 67,166 Stergios, Georgia 166 Steube, Greg 166 Stevens, Mona 150 Stevens, Rebecca 150,153 Stevenson, Donna 166 itiegemeier, Mrs. Lois 22,36 Stipes, Steve 5,97,150 Stock, Ray 69,166 Stoehner, Mr. Ed 48 Storer, Mark 166 Story, Miss Frances 31,60 Strouse, Loire 53,64,65,70,143,150 Stroup, Gary 166 Struckmann, Waller 150 Student Council 24 Stumberg, Sally 52,66,70,150 Suelmann, Christine 150 Sullentrop, Alan 150 Sullivan, Mrs. Linda 39,54 Sullivan, Mr. Tom 30 Summers, Connie 150 Sutphin, Carolyn 150 Sutton, Don 166 Sutton, Verna 150 Swarthout, Mr. Tom 37 Swarthout, Mrs, Jennie 39 Sweeney, Mark 103,151 Sweeney, Jeffrey 151 Swimming Team 97,98 Swyers, Janet 166 Sylcox, Kathleen 166 Sylcox, Patricia 166 T Taylor, Mrs. Juanita 45 Taylor, Randy 151 Taylor, Richard 166 Teague, Mrs. Rebecca 30 Teenage Auto Safety Club 53 Terrio, Mike 60,166 Terrio, Patrick 60,151 Terschluse, Mrs. Shirley 47 Terschluse, Peggy 68,69,166 Thebeau, Diana 54,69,70,166 Thespians 63 Thiel, Mrs. Marianne 28,59 Thoelke, Kathy 70,77,109,166 Thoelke, Kris 27,58,70.74.151 Thomas, Deborah 166 Thomas, Harold 68,166 Thomas, Patricia 68,74,151 Thomas, Stephanie 27,54,58,82,151 Thomassen, Charles 151 Thompson, Charles 166 Thompson, Debra 166 Thompson, John 166 Thompson, Mr. Nelson 33 Thompson, Pam 70,109,166 Thomson, Michael 151 Thornton, Mrs. Mary 20 Thurston, Janice 151 Timmons, Donna 151 Tipton, Kenneth 8,42,53,74,78,151, 153 Toliver, Benny 166 Tolley, Bernita 151 Tomlin, Phillip96,166 Tong, Randy 67,166 Tong, Sandy 58,166 Tracy, Linda 166 Travis, Don 151 Triple Trio 66 Tuck, Terry 166 Turner, Pat 166 u Underwood, John 68,96,166 Unger, Richard 166 Utlaut, Sandra 66,71,151 V VanBarneveld, Bonnie 26,166 VanBooven, Phyllis62,166 VanBooven, Terry 151 VanDyke, Nick 166 VanHorn, Becky 166 VanLeer, Steve 151 Vanatta, Christy 151 Vance, Mr. Joe 31 Vance, Elizabeth 53,68,151 Varker, Mary 52,57,69,166 Varnes, Mrs. Elizabeth 49 Vasholz, Mr. Robert 32 Villigram, Robert 95,151 Vogt, Lynnett 57,59,66,151 Vogt, Mike 96,106,166 Voss, Hazel 151 w Wacker, Mr. Gary 30,98,102 Wagner, Janice 55,57,70,151 Wahl, Fred 71,100,151 Waitkoss, Daniel 151 Wakefield, Beverly 166 Wakefield, Dennis 166 Waldvogel, Deborah 151 Walkenhorst, Bill %,166 Walker, Penny 70,151 Wallace, Kay 166 Wallace, Phyllis 166 Wallis, Gail 151 Ward. Betty 167 Ward, Charles 151 Waters, Pamela 53,151 Walts, Angela 67,167 Watts, David 167 Weaver, Bruce 151 Webb, David 167 Webb, Donna 151 Weekley, Vicki 53,66,70,151 Wehmeyer, Mr. David 20,22 Weir, James 167 Weiss, David 106,167 Welker, Lonnie 167 Welker, Mary 167 Welko, Steven 53.68,167 Wells, John 167 Wertz, William 56,167 Weseman, David 151 Western. Mike 96,167 Weston, Denise 52,68,167 White, Charma 167 White, Christine 54,56,70,151 Whitlock, Deborah 167 Whitlock, John 93,95,151 Widaman, Scott 167 Wiechens, Debbie 68,69,167 Wiegmann, Scott 151,153 Wilburn, Debra 167 Wilburn, Kathryn 67,167 Wiley, Billie 151 Wilkins, James 62,138,152 Wilkinson, Mrs. Leanora 29 Williams, Barbara 168 Williams, Becky 87,168 Willbrand, Mrs. Venita 39 Willen, Sally 151 Willett, Nancy 152 Williams, Mr. Clarence 33,61 Williams, Allen 92,152 Williams, Gary 152 Williams, Patrick 71,138,152 Willis, Steve 168 Wilmes, Kathy 168 Wilson, Richard 168 Wilson, Mrs. Alice 49 Wise, Steve 67,68 Witte, Jana 168 Wilthuhn, Richard 168 Wolf, Ronald 168 Wolf, William 168 Wolf, William 152 Wolf, Winston 24,160 Wolferl, Terree 152 Wood, Randall 168 Wood, Richard 168 Wooldridge, Brian 97,98,168 Worley, Steven 67,152 Wren, Charlotte 67,168 Wren, Mrs. Genevieve 48 Wren, Kenneth 67,168 Wren, Robbie 106,168 Wren, Terry 152 Wycoff, Brenda 69,168 Wycoff, Linda 69,168 Whys, Terry 168 Y Yaeger, Scott 93,152 Young, Cynthia 152 Young, Jennelle 168 Young, Kevin 152 Yount, Deborah 66,152 YFC 54 z Zellweger, Michael 150,152 Zerr, James 168 Zerr, Joan 57,160 Zerr, Martin 97,152 Zuk, Rose 168 Zwicky, Steven 168 No photograph available. Concerned people made the year 1969-70 the year of involvement at SCHS. They are the ones who thought, planned, worked, and created a worthwhile educational experience. And they are the ones who can now look back on this year with pride. t k : , , ;.V ' . ■ ' • ' a i ' • ;;■ 7 v-4. .t ' i . iSJ ' liil� ir f.v ' ' -•■‘►ft-:; J r. ' ' 0 ' i ' i ' ' 4. - ' - • ' ' . • • ' • ' ' l. r. : ! :i ' -- ' . ; -v V; ..i ' v i. ' . •- ’. ,v; • ' • ' : ■ � • ..4 •,, T ' i- ••: ' ’ •- ' - .:■• V ' ' ♦ ' ■ I K i‘:. ‘ : ' i,: ' • • fc ' •- V. r.-i ' ;- � •• ■ r 4.; f ,;:‘ yy ' Sy ■;; ;