Brentwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brentwood, MO)

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Coaches Stress Physical Fitness Coach Lauer's gym class enjoys a game of football. From left to right: Richard Cosentino, Jim Denning, Malcolm Dalrymple, Tom Hudson, Brooks Pumphrey, Jim Flint, Gaylord Dorn, jim Weatherly, Coach Lauer, and Charles Ruhland. I Coach John Titus stands before the trophy display case. Coach Titus has been at BHS two years. He teaches boys' physical edu- cation classes, and coaches football, B basketball, and track. Coach Titus dis- cusses strategy with some of the boys on the B basket- ball team. From left to right: Mike Pratt, Dan Bender, D a v e Clements , jim Torbert, Bob Farrington, Coach Titus. Coach john Lauer teaches ,two American history classes, boys'. physical education classes, and coaches varsity basketball and lgolf. Coach Lee Wynn is in- structor for the elementary physical education classes in addition to being base- ball and assistant football coach for BHS. 1:5--H V- ------ 1N1,

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Music Fills The Air At BH Miss Cora Mae Langenbacher Students study music in gen- Mr. Donald K. Ander teaches junior high vocal music eral music, and participate in son heads the instrumental and general music. vocal music in selected chorus music department at BHS and A cappella choir, all under Mr. Edward Behr's direction. Whether it's classical, popular, ragtirne, instrumental or choral, everyone likes music. Not only are BHS students provided an oppor- tunity to participate in all fields of music, but they are also given the chance to appreciate all types of music. In general music, students listen to and study the various types of music to gain a better understanding. BHS Concert, Dance, Cadet, and Pep bands, under the direction of Mr. Anderson, give stu- dents experience in instrumental music. Miss Langenbacher and Mr. Behr head the choral department. For years BHS has been hailed for the vocal concerts given by the choral groups. Students in A cappella choir relax at the end of a busy rehearsal for Christmas concert. Students pictured are: front Sue Shenk, Carolyn Becht, E1- rosina Mack, Sue Herminghaus, Connie Petterson, Sue Stroup. back Sandy Wil- liams, Paul Harper, jeff Thompson, john Paige, Nancy Karnes.

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These Teachers Stress Athletic At left Mrs. Spalding officiates as Penny Adams, Pat De Margel, Carol Schmidt, Jacqueline Black, Mary Lou Schwartz, Judie Combs, Mary Beth Nisbet, Joan Beeman, Janet Carrens,dJohannah Jones, Louise Click, Pat Pifat, Joanne Raggs, Janet Rittensbacher, an Mary Riemer play soccer. In the background is the boys' gym class playing football. 1 Mrs. Sondra Spalding teaches gym and supervises intramurals. Miss Susan Meffert, health and gym teach- er, prepares a film for a health class. Girls' physical education is a required course. Here girls become active in year-round sports. In the fall girls play soft- ball and soccer outside on the football field. Classes are held in the gym during winter where girls participate in basket- ball, volleyball, and tumbling. In spring, badminton, ping pong and some outside sports are learned. These active sports require the knowledge of funda- mentals and rules. This, with posture, exercises, dancing and working with others, is part of the course. In addition to teaching gym, Mrs. Spalding and Miss Meffert sponsor Girls' Pep Club. Mrs. Spalding sponsors Boys' Pep Club and varsity cheerleaders. Freshman cheer- leaders are sponsored by Miss Meffert. I