John Burroughs School - Governor Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1975 volume:

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J 1 l P f t 0 - Peter Miller J e 0 f - Ann Wiegand r - Leel Q a t t Dassler 5 s a U - Christy g T Von Kaenel photography - e Dave Bristow David MCC arthy s J photography contributors - Jane Nanc Kitty advis Susie Davidson K rause y Luerhman McMahon or - Harry Bradley thanx to Jim Combs! cover and endsheet design by Judy Lowe junior editors -j Linda Holekamp Janet Miller Nor time, nor space, nor deep, nor high, Can keep my own away from me. John Burroughs Crying, smiling, laughing, which fill our days at I.B.S. They are Keep in mind that Burroughs has agoal' high education: that of developing theme of this year's book, therefore, is the Learning how to express our emotions of livingtfully. We want to recogniize this can be of any use to us in the future if we and to each other. sltr 5511 4 i , free our for x v Q-...W W .iff u 1 'Q x In recognition of James Stevens Any student who has been blessed by the study of chemistry or has eaten dirt on the football field and survived, will always remember Mr. Stevens. No one will ever forget his grueling mul- tiple-guess tests or his discertations on rocks and minerals. For the past 10 years, his teaching ability and leadership have endeared him to the Burroughs Community. Often during his classes which are conducted in a relaxed but challenging atmosphere, Mr. Stevens will introduce outside information which pertains fmost of the timej to chemistry. Be- cause of his recent interests in rock hounding for leverite collectingj, Mr. Stevens has been able to present many fascinating travelogs on the western portions of the United States. The experience of playing on Mr. Steven's B football team is one that cannot be repeated. His coaching removes the grudgery and grind of practice and replaces it with desire and fortitude. A B teamer never doubts on Friday night that he will win on Saturday. This spirit and persever- ance has led the Bulldogs to five unprecedented ABC League Championships. Each year Papa Bear has to remove something from his trophy shelf to make room for his latest award. Mr. Stevens is a respected educator and a successful coach but more important, he is a sincere friend. Passersby will almost always see a student seated in his office talking about chemistry, game plans or almost anything. Mr. Stevens leaves a lasting imprint of respect and leadership for all those who have met him. Liffwwy jg: 11, . . .,.,. sr- V' Qt- Q, v' if , 2' kgs . r .33 .rf .. - .. .. 4- af 3 gf nl l ERA Dear Mr. Cissel, You have helped us in many ways during our six years at Burroughs, and your support has come to us in so many ways that it is difficult to single out any one thing to say thank you for. We will remember you for the rest of our lives, and again it's difficult to define what will st- and out in our memories of you. If asked on some future day, most of us would describe you as one who really cared for us. Your honesty with the students made that so appar- ent to many of us, and the warmth in your greetings in the hall demon- strated it to many others. In this letter, our last to you, we want to say thank you for so many things. But most of all, we want to thank you for caring! - Class of 1975 2 i , ., 1: or Robert A. Sortland Edward W. Cissel Senior School Principal Headmaster administration F I M'fWQW I J VII! X ' 'lgfglgora M. Tickner ll Llllunior School Principal Elmer F. Hirth Middle School Principal Don Whelan Director of Development 'sg cr Halsey Tichenor Director of Curriculum I Q O I James M. Lemen Director of Athletics uf' aclmmistration William Thomas Head of College Guidance james W. Alverson Director of Summer School Weber Federspiel Business Manager if I -. PM 'N' . Qi 1 ..: 0 SITTING: Mr. Westling, Mrs. johnson, Mr. Blossom, Mr. Bilane, STAND- ING: Dr. Kalman, Mr. Barhorst, Mr. Prelutsky, Mr. Koenigs. Absent: Mr. Stevens. sciences humanities . SITTING: Mrs. Hansburg RESTING: Mrs. Dwyer, Mr Schmertz, Mrs. Moceri, Miss Pie selmann, Mr. Sortlancl. STAND ING: Mr. Arnold, Mrs. Davie Mr. Gramse, Mrs. Hilmer, Mr Acker, Mrs. Tickner, Mr. Shan dorff, Mr. Alverson, Mr. Thomas. Absent: Mr. Tichenor. 10 . V. I ' 42.15- 4 ff ., 4- ,gg .'f,U5 5f 'wviiiif N.. Mis ,. am .A f 1 95:4 Mr. Kopravika, Miss Collins, Mr. Cass, Mr. Mayhew. fine arts . gk ,,s s Ki nk as-f E. Q A ., sl. , emu ' fsihffg 5!'h:2 -sbtsig Q, -ea, , , ., ,, 224' 1' .' 'ix .. , E' A ,Qix f 1 1 '-v N' we aye if' Mrs. Rhodes, Miss Eggers, Mrs. Sniffen, Mrs. Camien, SECOND ROW: Mr. Masson, Mr. Witscher, Mr. Carinci, Mr. Peyton, Mr. Sprague. ' ' , , I C I f '.x 'F ,, . - a :J -. fa. 4 5 W1 K' 'L . 1 , - g, , Q X , ,' ' .wtf rf' fsvkf 'rf - Mi... Afwsfme- ini X , f :WA ., . '1 s 3 ' . 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SSA III ..,wild man .,. member of many clubs .,. The L.L.j.C. , and L.L.B.C. ... the N.O. Club . . . and co-member of the Meramac River gang . . , and last, but not least, charter member of the Ledrutts fan club , . . loves those California chicks , . . has many friends on the Ladue police force, has a special friend on the Town and Country force, named Captain Grubb QI-Iey Mouthj. . . stopped 17 times over the summer of '74 . . . has a per- sonal slave named C.D. . . . jeep man forever . . . mines an 8 Le'Mare . . . gade is good for me . . . hates Bob . . . things do matter dammit!! .. , has run-ins with C.D. .,. Jane who in 11th grade??? ... got a yo- yo from lane, once made a Z W hour phone call from Aspen . . . The nicest thing I can say about you is that you're obnoxious . , . has doz- ens of cousins, like Cilo Warthog . . , cowboy hats and 92 PM . . . loves to bearcrawl for Denny M. . . . only D.T. tackle in league with white shoes . . . his favorite initials are K.K. - WI-IAI-I WI-IAI-I WI-IAI-I . . . got me again K.K. but it's not bleeding . . . where's the damn snow?? . . . jeeps are boss . , . Hrenegades rule the road!!! hit the landeross . . . not often seen with his wallet, best friend of chico the worthlessn . . . eat my dust cutlass . . . loves to leave rubber calling cards . . . has an aunt named Mabel . . . Hey A , let's go down and see DePauw! ok true let's do!! I hate girls girls are worthless!!! loves all IBS teachers . . , most loved student award 4 years straight . . . I-Ii there of- ficer, listen, I can explain everything . . , first gear is all right! , . . once bombed Memphis Tennessee at night from the 10th floor . . . has a friend who drives a black car . . . aren't girls just greataat! HA . . . has a huge killer dog named Thor! . . . Ross you tregro you . . . never seen at school . , . wears a lot of socks .. . Sunbeam alpine . . . 50's fan . . . Elvis movies alone . . 4 just adores hippies . . . What do you mean I am parked in the teachers parking lot? Too bad. . . . aqua tang . . . who was it that said your senior year was your best? Like hell!!! Julie Clare Bebee Oh, it's a good feeling to know somebody loves you Poco Jule ,.. Bebee Baby .. . dec. 1972 ... picnic in basement on snow day ... birthday at M.A.C. ... what would you do if .. . True's . . . 2 dollar hamburgers at Schneithorsts's . . . sun. night with the other family , . . cheering section for windsor . . . pud- dles , , , taught some kids to swim . . . football games on sun. . . . Leather Bottle Canadian girl problems every once in a while . , . night after L,B . . . captain of cheerleading squad - sure , 4 . salads on wed. . . . part time Vail resident . . . a true reb- el . . . dancing at Marty's . . . and Thanksgiving Ball and V.P. and Fleur de Lis , . . love those first roses . . . drives the red bomb with the brakes . . . banana legs from hockey all through the year . . . attempts to ski . . . loves those S.G.I5's - thanks Jude . . . Beeb's . . . Mark Bickford Austin Sometimes the Truth hurts Well-known Bic . , . Bickford . . . Snorton' Norton, the cut ., . I'm a Roper, not a Doperll . . . likes to ride shotgun on '35 Chevies past the Ladue Police Station . . . has a captivating laugh . . . didn't have enough change in Kentucky , . . Austin, what are you going 95 for? . . . a real Norton tan. Had a flat tire on 2.44 and missed practice . . . once known as Chubby Checker . . . A Paul Anka fan . . . Havin' My Baby . . , makes strange noises when he sleeps . . . a member of the SCS. along with Hammer and Buss . . , A Big Barge Fan . . . loves givin' twisters . . . Oh, Excuse me, I didn't see you. .. . cowboy boots, don't forget the hat . . . likes to break windows, but with his hand? . . . great concentration in right field . . . a Woody Woodpeck- er fan . . . got caught in Town and Country, Ladue, Clayton, Webs- ter, Kirkwood, and Ames. . . . supports his local police .. , owns a MEAN Kawasaki and probably always will .. . It runs great now that he put a million parts in it. . . . a member of the L.L.B.A. . , . likes to ride outside of cars .. . a true friend of Ritter ,., a real friend of Captain Grubb . . . made a bad trade in '74 . . . has some wasted friends . . , a geniune fan of the Great BOB . . . was almost pulled into the Clayton Police Station in a paddy wagon . . . had the extreme privilege of raking someone's yard at two o'clock in the morning with a few notable friends . . , had a good time on Hallow- een . . . He knew his senior year would be the best. i,,el , L . eci, L L t Q1 t 'gm S VWE ki.2b5NAKgV,: J: -,,- ,mmrN.fs1si,,mwK ., . Anne Eliza Benson For the virtuoso, Musical works are in fact nothing but tragic and moving materializations of his emotions, he is called upon to make them speak, weep, sigh and sing, to re- create them in accordance with his own conscious-ness. In this way he, like the composer is a creator, for he must have with- in himself those passions that he wishes to bring to intensely to life. - Franz Liszt Anne . . , Russ . . . angelical? . . . shares many common experi- ences with E. Bobsey . . . helps Budd Abbott with many prob- lems . . . very long phone calls . . . backyard bathtub . . . key- board fingers l kid you not! famous uneveness babysitter , . . It's not what you need, it's what you want. . . . doesn't know her own strength . . . you can roll up the window . . . drives a VW with obnoxious headlights . . . I'm trying with the orange juice. , . . has a great rapport with shoe salesmen , , . always combing her hair .. . it's time for a coke .. . spent a memorable night studying for finals . , . does well with turtles . . . Lancelot IV . . . radiates . . . an enlightening Drey Land expe- rience . . . Eggpirt Wiver Wat . . . learned to love trees over the summer . . . still has the scar to prove it . . . right Mildred? . . . attracts flies . . . got attacked by a canoe paddle . . . goes wild in the snow . . . stares a lot . . . wakes up at VERY early hours to do homework . . . lives in the big bad city . . . always gets thrown off her feet .. . 30 year old sweaters and a skunk coat . . . stuck in the laundry chute? . . . leather strap . . . mousseline de choco- lat purple feet fuzzy sweaters very bumpy french classes . . . interpreter . . . air conditioning in winter and Christ- mas in July . . . conservatory bound . . . eyebrowless lioness . . . definitely NOT a chemist . . . always losing precious ions . . , has an intense fear of water containing gold deposits . . . That's not feminine. . . . used to play marbles on a linoleum floor . . . al- ways SEEMS innocent . . . piano, recorder, gum . . . Rob. ! NJ 5 Christopher Bardin Ballinger l'm addressing you. Are you going to let your emotional life be run by Time Magazine? l'm obsessed by Time Magazine. l read it every week. Allen Ginsberg Chris .4 4 Rasputin .. . has short fat legs . . . star V baller , . . likes ma- terial comforts tespecially southern! . . . first member nose to brick club . 4 , Aspen regular . . . reads true confessions at sunrise with tequila . , . spilled what on Iohn's pillow? . . . great times getting up for english in tenth grade . , . aftermath of Bethfs party . . . I'm up for it , 4 , like a seal in the moonlight . 4 . spent a sleepless night . . . switch . . . Nan- tucket summers . . . was the only one to make it into Preston's , . , a bad night at the Box, but worse next day . . . loves blueberry pancakes an ill-fated trip to veteran's village with EK. . . . good babysitter for or- ange brls , 4 . Wayne wrong house . . 4 mushroom gourmet 4 . . howsa bout a li'l sour mash . . . famous for large parties with sweet blindness fortunately, it's quite dark out here .4 4 dances a fancy bump with K.P. . . . Ienefer? - someone found a heater and much more on New Year's day . , . do you have something for the head? . . . 2 a.m. ren- dezvous with C.M. . . . omelettes and noisy volvos . . . gourmet cook , 4 4 green cookies and soggy brownies . . 4 sleeps with open eyes in class . . . has a mother with an astounding sense of smell , . . owns a truely obnoxious dog . . . got a job as a rat cutter at Barn's . . 4 WHERE did you give them shots? . . . offered numerous athletic scholarships . . . a regular at sports events . . . always seen in his varsity letter jacket , . 4 buzzed . , . and buzzed again . . . clear blue eyesg well maybe not so clear Sarah Lee Boles . . . oh, what? 4 . 4 always reading something profound . . . did a rigor- ous independent study with EC., and again with P.B. midnight And the sweet tasting good life is so easily found, cruises on the golf course 4 . . envied for his speling abillity . . . pool Way over yonder- that's where l'm bound. shark . . . ski bum . . . potter . . . coffee freak . . . Chick Boswell . , . - Carole King Officer O'mally , 4 . Dingo Kid . . . and many other aliases. 45aTah Boo . .. Kabolo' Mamie . .. Reeny SarahLee Boo a charmer . . . loves bus rides, especially in glass buses . 4 . co-captain of the 5.5. Wizzer . , , baha-ing wfAnnanette on the golf course . . . l'm , not going to tell you! . . . lives her southern daze in comfort wfC.B. and D.L. . , , did a half gainer off the Sth tee at St. L.C.C. . . . member of the Ledrutts fan club . . . found Mason's rug, WXNO help from Ginny! . . . once a 3 muskateer and a super 8 . . . a Miz. Wright fan . . . Boles's un- derground lodge .4 4 Loeb-Boles path .. . piddle-piddle .. . always causing trouble, Post Horn fan - remember Northwest Plaza Maune? . . . Enough of this boy-girl silliness! 4 , . has beaten a pool shark , especially under certain circumstances. Weeoooo! . . . remembers C?J baseball game wfthe girls .. 4likes to make fun of the minority wfWiegand .. . Buzzooka the goodt?J shepherd. Flight 243 now boarding at Gate 15 on the Green Concourse . . . early morning action wfScrawn Sr Wiegs . 4 . look out below! . . . None of this involvement stuff!f' . , . has a father that flys . . . destined to join the Convent of the Sisters of the Holy Lobo' created a speshal smaitche wfa bloreo Duh! huh-huh-huh! . . . remembers V.P. wfBarky , . 4 accident prone? Who me? ... nights at St.L.C.C. wf-LD. 6: B.R. .. . Ehhh Booles, How big do you want to be? Big enuf to steal a HUBCAP! . . . once mistook an ampitheater for a watertower wfLoeb . . 4 I.C. and the Egotripper 4 . . held quite a profitable X-mas caroling party .. . looks great on a sidewalk . . . member of the ladies friendly . . . had plans for a cartoon strip .. . Mrs. Wm. B. L. III .4 . remembers sth gr. perversions wfthe twins, right Renshaw? .4 . Butterflies has a sister that eats pizza wfa fork . . . stranget?J occurance wfR.M. at M.B.C. . . . the infamous snocone place has POUR kittens, right Loeb? personally knows a foghorn, . 4 4 has a farm girl turned liberal and a socialite alco- holic for friends , . . moonlight skinnydipping - fortunately it is quite dark out! 4 . . has a thing for eyes . . , bcaraaahh . . 4 Sarah boohoo .4 4 a friend when needed ,. . holy sister bolo' .4 . l-lot Coals Boles ,. . Eva Boogs . . . for sure! l David Graham Bristow Discite iustitiam moniti et temnere saxumf' Vergil The Rock . . . The Crocodile . . . named after Elton Iohn song . . . retired gracefully after 2 all-star B football seasons ., . 5 cm.hematoma of the lower pole pf the left kidney celebrated Codasco game from a hospital bed . . . Are two here to see Dave? Go right on in. . . . But I sacrificed myself for the team, sir. . . 4 Don't forget those butterflies and anklesf' . . . gave Ginny a shock- ing experience in Physics . . . has tendencies to boil over . . . Don't do it Iohn 'til I've got the camera ready. . . . Minolta SRT-101 4 . . This is a truly excellent thunderstorm! . . . only 4 year wrestler in class . 4 . I have to lose 6 lbs. over Thanksgiving , . . square guy with a circular slide rule .. . This is the LADY LUCK, whiskey mike - 3376 calling the PHANTOM . . . went swimming at mid- night in the Mississippi .4 . wp-3870 . . . picked up alot of s'and one night on the beach in Frankfort . , . survived English the same way Iohn did for Z years . . . ran into Bill, Ginny, Samme, and Meg early one morning while going home from Cyrano's .. . Ohhh nooo Rock . . . goes for little broads . . . all-star Lightning Rod . . . three cheers for the Light and Sound crew . 4 4 can't stand Mr. B.'s puns Dave do you think you could drive your van to the Chatahoochees? hikes in gym shorts inclement weather Drey Land counselor . . . picked up the back of Keron's car with her help 4 . . Yes sir, Mr. Stevens . . 4 late night snacks with the girls at Posh Nosh . , , drives the Two On The String - Yoyoglide - Toyo-Ta . . . likes to sing Beatles tunes without an audience on the boat . . . likes flexible people, hens, polar bears, and cello players. Kathryn Kerth Bowles Find me in a field of grass Underneath the sun A11 day long I'm sitting, singing songs for everyone. Bowels, K.B., KATRINE You need a blood transfusion. .. . hot man ... Billy Davis 4. . B.A. - dept. store romance . . . Priory Boys . . . DMB Inc .... Supremes in Creme . . . Plasti- tak football bombing down 2110 sewing everything except material . . . Nib the Hub . . . skating . . . Black Sabbath ... purple pants ... DS ... Houdini! ... famous date with D,M8nH.,DQ, BK, IC, MP. LSKLB ... Hey! Will you write KSLQ on my tennis shoe? . . . climbing Dinosaurs , . , JEFF! . . . Are you Read's daughter? .. . buzz . .. coke and vodka? . . . that infamous New Year's Eve - No, Kathy, you can't talk to them. They've all gone to sleep? . . . BB - all those freckles . 4 . the ping-pong ball . . . hands clapping - three? . . . AMC ... always goes to Gym .. . AR - your slip is showing! . , 4 Drey Land . . 4 grave-diggers . . . capture the flag in the cesspool . . . California girl . . . Lay and Faird . . . beach bunny . . . has the ugliest teddy bear . 4 . the geek .. . Six Flags . . . SPIRITS . . . banner nite . . . posing with the mountie . . . We sho' don't have nay of those down in Memphis ? . . . loves Physics . . . the beige bomb . . . Rat Patrol at the farm . . . teaches her friends how to wreck jeeps 44 . What a hunk! . . . never writes - only calls . . . good at feeding lemons to disposals . 4 . constantly studying . . . tennis parties with Kas . . . Mr. Modest .. . Hey Beck? Lets call a childrenfs phone! , 4 4 G.I3.s - CM, AG, and SH . . . Why not, you only live once! - Linda Rosen . . . plans many dates with Hibbard . . . Putt-Putt: But don't you try to hit it in the parking lot? . . . never has money - but lost of checks , . . Flori- da-ite .. . has GREAT times at parties with Gamble ., . OK, whatever you say. 4 . . CLONES. f l gli, 5 iz. xx , gl ,If rv' ,ffl 011113 iff. St , f, Q 'i Eugene I-Iauck Buder, Ir. You gonna reap for what you sow. Gene . . . always doing something strange . . . will you teach me to play the piano? . . . very classy dresserp outlandish when the mood strikes him . . . insane VW driver . , . wears a humblejacket . . . out- to-lunch fan . , . has a birthday parties with backrubs, pizzas, cham- pagne, and Cwerman friends . . . also with thousands of people . . . incredible dancer .. . Last Tango in I.B.S. makes a grand en- trance in Sweden . . . mines longer! . . . got a ticket in a VW sedan on the way to Animal Graffiti . . . pal to the seventh grade . . . sexy in 50's outfit . , , happy . . always bouncing around . .l burns girls with cigars . . came to Martin's dressed as a clown . . . played piano all night and made everyone fall asleep . . . suave . . . got a little out of hand at Stecky's . . . are you the one? . , . a sauna lover in Swe- den . , . ZA-man! . . . pays anything for a massage . . . favorite radio station: KXEN . . . the phantom dancer at Allman Brothers . . , sun- roof vibrations . . , sourball! . . , went to Chicago , . . likes Aurora- Borealis . . . reminisces about LA. with Mr. Stevens . . . tomato! , . . what are the lights doing out? . . , a Community man . . . the anti- actor in the bald Soprano . . , is good friends with everyone . . . blue-jean . . . loves you all , . . a nonsensical, sensible man. Emly Elaine Brown Adventure is not in the guidebook and Beauty is not on the map. Seek and ye shall find. Unknown Emily .,. Emile ... Braun ,. . Lou Costello .,. Mattie ... Had a Bloody summer . . . you mean, right in front of everybody? . . . went to some wild parties . . . dances well , . , trips on the S.S. Admiral . . . runs around alot during lunch hours , . . rides elephants . . . has a sabertooth that always gets in the way ., . a real gibbon .. . scratches her toes without bending over .. , crunchy toenails were you in a fight? . . . traumatic experiences for Rus , . . rosey cheeks . . . canoes well, what maneuvering . . . likes challenges . . . lets go under that tree . . . Ahhg, a horney one . . . likes to get only waist deep in things . , . Lean into it Robin . . . a mean flyswater ,. . a vicious Snoqualamie , . . Backpacker . . . Rockey Mt. High , . . the eggpert wiver wat . .. rafting on the Green River . . . Carlton Bound , , . only once every two weeks, how do you do it , . . man- ages a lot of things other people can't . . , if you stay out another two or three hours you might get a tan .. . mental telepathy .. , coincidental experiences, right Robin? . . . Beach Boys - the endless summer ,. , senility . . , hogs blankets . . . finally learned how to spend money , , . always gets confused , , . people get her mixed up with Robin, er is it Emily . . . gets black eyes once a year , . . duck next time ., . girl jock . . , types term papers . . . smiles when she doesn't want you to know what's up . . . conspires, against Robert .. . matchmaker ,. . knows French .. . wierd parties ., , l3.S.'s couch .,. Mon Dieu .. . compound parties .. . green beret .. . Quick tell me what timel got home last nightf '.., calls her mother from Gamble's car , . , Really-diculous . . . dippit . . , Pastami Ioynt, always at mid night . . . what a grin! . , . Dreyland . . . Birthday! . . . 13 min. record ,. . the quickest way is thru the park . . . midnight trips to Mizzou . . . home by three a.m. , . . ask me and I'll see whatl can do . .. two points . .. Exit left . .. Em. Richard Randolph Burslem I pity those who venture forth in order to achieve but fall back over mere obstacles, remember . , . all paths lead to peace . . . eventually, R.R.B. Ricky Boy ... Chief ... Slum ... nailed, at C.D.S. ... has a '65 Stang . , . likes to break into things with Loeb and bang on a piano . . , Say babe take a walk on the wild side!!! . . . Dreyland swinger . . . did a study on communal living with VH, BL, KP, KR, BS, IB, - Rick let's get a full tank for this trip . . . O.K. Bill . . . skinny dip at '74 Prom ,. . shut- up Pete! - speaking of Proms, had a wierd time at M.I. Prom . . . always seen or heard beebopping around the senior lounge with GC . , . get down . . . get down . . . is executive member of the IBS maitenance staff with Randy . . . BURMAR? Son of Mama Cass . . . loves to spend money . . . on a variety of things figured he might go to Africa and boogie with the natives ., . does the Charleston well with Caryl ,. , ooops wrong door .. , Mr. I-Iibbits in '72, Bobby in '74 and in between who knows . . . boonin it . . . ripped pants . . , known for 3 and 4 day week- ends . .. decided to go all out at Miller's . . . GRAND FUNK IS NICE . . . did you get a red what? . . . Lemp's is his second home . . . knows the scoop on many things . . . always has a bottle under his front seat, back seat and trunk ,. . likes to buzz around .. . had a fight with a 20005 punching bag at Hob's . . . S,I.U -wow what a concert CSLN . . . loves his women, booze and , . . lost his pants at Diary Queen -thanks Mark! good pair of hands has a sturdy back president of the Denis M fan club with SS as his V.P. . . . anything you could possibly want Rick has or can get it . . . customer at Schnucks . . , always seen leaving the school with Bill, Pete and Dave . . . always normal . . . likes to cook 2 bottles, Clockwork Orange, mashed potatoes strange night at country club drive with Billy . . . WOW . . . REALLY , . . dipper . . , spoons with True . . . wet willies are nice . , . later. Don't let the bastards get you down Harvard Fight Song Virginia Hill Clarkson After the rush is over, I'm going to have a nervous breakdown. I worked for it, I owe it to myself and no one is going to deprive me of it! - Unknown Cwinny .. . klutz .. . babbling incoherent .. , perpetual gagger .. . clamy hands . . . dubbed moter mouth by PM 8: RB . . . uncoordinated retardo unahhhhaauunnnn! robot wfjM-b-b-baby .. . makes monkey noises, roinks like a duckie. . . loves that little soft pink , . , makes great announcements wfAmy Miller , . . always finds one way or another to get on stage . . . she and Dass thought for sure that the 12 days of x-mas would be a flop . . . that's so feeble! . . , I want a re- vote! . . . nice shoes . , , has small parties . . . very seldom is calm, cool Sr collected . . . aakkkkklll, that girl has a tattoo! - fat jM'sJ ,. , aspen- ite . . . was in a soap opera once . . , slept in a bathtub, on a radiator, and in a closet filled wfshoes . . . known by Cfin . , . do I have to drink another?'f - gag - oops . . . never gets sick . . . weelllll, almost never! ., . you're cramping my life style . . . get out of my bed!,. . . often ate pies past midnight . . . a real hippy freak woman wffritz . . . one of the first Pure Prairie League fans -who? . . . brings interesting guests to parties . . . spastic cheerleader, - Eureka hey! . . . she 8: HP LOVE Mar- tin Luther King Dr. and Page Blvd. . , . strange spider act . . . gymnast - she, Maune and Perry got up at 4 to do flip flops , . , got wonderfully fat at the bakery . . . tried to stick a cc down her leotard . . . hates nuts, spearmint Sr Scotch!! ,. . lends her car out to those who need it . . . used it as an ambulance once . . . spent many wonderful nights wfKL, no-doz, and homework . . . walks in snow to parties . . . once crashed Dinnerset - decided it definitely wasn't worth it! . . . had great math classes with notes, slips ashowing, and total obnoxiousness , . , loves X- mas caroling, especially at SB's . . . hey ya 'lil duckie say rabbit, rabbit, rabbit this year! . . . if someone asked me to go wfthem I'd say where . . . got all her applications in right on time! . . . is definitely going to Fontbonne Janitorial School! , . . gets great parts in plays . . . lst rower both nights wfKK at Boyfriend . . . dancing WXKM to Mr. Skin , . . has ' had many escapades at Tilly's - food throwing, retarded act, I go to MaryclatladuvillkirkwebstPARKWAY! . . . remembers vividly SB's misfortune at Mason's - gagggg!!! had a great time at Prom wfArty, 18: Acile?D likes baseball games wfthe Gordon's has frequent fits at yb meetings - but loves those Mon. Znd per. meetings! . . . gooey. butter cc lover . . . mashed potatoes . . . went out wfa tree? . . . loves moustaches . . . remembers VP? WXRB, SB Sr BL . . . mai tai's, splinters, and falling frequently . . . ran out of gas at DQ at a crucial time . , . loves champagne , . . glub, glub, glub, I'm drowning - Virg. .y--fa , '?5+tf xx Y' It ,gf f A , , K ! ix' i H. 1 at M, James Leonard Burst II When you quit, you lose Gaylord C. Montgomery Burshty . . . Dego . . . We know you Burst . . . couldn't live without Elton john, ask B.B. . . . owned a Cougar . . . vacationed with Bic in Aimes . . . challenged A on the Suzuki . . . expert egger, ask Ritter or CDS got left behind at Wetteraus, of course by accident , , . Celeste . . . free hand-outs for pedestrians . Chingue Mr. Rau Burst, that rings a bell story man . . . the beard ., , leaf bags, member of the L.L.B.A. club . . . sold used golf balls with Bic, where did you get them? . . . But Mr. Sortland, I had my coat on discouraged many hitch-hikers . . , good friend of Captain Grub , . . second half of the great de- fensive tackle line .. . Brushty, you didn't pinch . . . 'knows all the cops . . . the Grandville . . . tears up streets in his boat . , . the Stooges . . . has a unique window . . . prefers first gear . . . always comes over at dinner time . . . often seen in a black hat plays poker 2 yrs. with Montgomery Spanish scholar, loves it- right Pace? , . . plays piano , . . one of Moore's favorites . . , watched A fix his air conditioner . . . lit-up in Chico's driveway . . . Elton . . . Spiderman , . . Burshty. Elizabeth Lee Dassler Every part of nature teaches that the passing away of one life is the making room for another, Henry David Thoreau L.D. .,. Little Dass ... Last Dass ... last but not least ... Mr. Lee Dassler . . . the blue B . , . papermate . . . skipper of the Melvin . . . a pro sailboat surfer . . . periodical visitor of the boy's locker room . . , I want a revote! . . . Hey Hullv- erson, how's the love life? . , . Ibbie and Marge . . . Meyer, what did you do this time? . . . had some college conflicts, fnamely Ibbie and Dalel . . . created 12 days with a goose . , . the orange fountain . . . Slyfat! . .. Tad Simmon's secre- tary .. . co-proprietor of Grandma's Shoe Salon . .. leave the barn door open and the dogs tied up , . , Russian exer- cizes don't make it . . . never had any truths 'til - Oh, Skip it! . . , DMB Inc. .. . plasti-tak football ,. . lead singer f?J for Supremes in Creme . . . Bowles, you don't need a bar in every room! . . . Gnat God . . , won Disunia . .. loves Ms. Bluhm Cone of twol. . . Christmas music in Sept. , . . an origi- Ha! MBCBI - - . Adolescence Then and Now , , . What's his real name? Norton loves Delilia .. . the long and winding road . . . record 3 Proms . . . slight f?J allergic reac- tion to bug bites . . . Nags Head is for lovers . . . gives free sealing lessons and not speaking member of track wives club . . . breakfast at Watergate . . . off to see Gerry with Pete in Feb. . . . I forgot my lab key! . . . never painted so much until CDS week , . , loved every minute of it until 2 . . . Those little 'Z: 18zs I , . , always pulling muscles . . . fears bug bites, fire, and vermouth homework: it's the late night place to be! . . . loves N.Y. state, the Hullversons, and little Italian ladies , . , the I5ig's new ton . . . Soiree ibut I hate to cookl . . . a yogurt freak , . , Don't you miss eating meat? . . . always on a diet . . . Because Mother, I Like To Sew! Sylvia and Lucette Don't be lovely, I'll be long! . . . The only man who could ever reach her was the sun of a preacher man . . . Ralph sings better than she does . . , has several annual habits . . . blue skies and sunny days . . . a sentimentalist . . . a solitary runner . . . BUGS BUNNY! . . . SMELD . . . Coach Dassler . . . Lizziber Lee from over the sea . . . you are my sunshine . . . Lee. I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance ere. Cummings W5 ,I- +-Q. Paula Dobbs Sail forth-steer for the deep waters only Reckless O soul, exploring, I with thee, and thou with me, for we are bound where mariner has not yet dared to go, 5 And we will risk the ship, ourselves and all. -are O my brave soul! O farther farther sail! O daring joy but safe! are they not all the seas of God? O farther, farther, farther sail! Walt Whitman Trudy . . . likes dirty books , . . naive? . . . angelic? . . , interesting eye- rolling ability . . . accomplished musician . , . likes to form groups . , . conducted the memorable Trois Cloches . . . matchmaker . . . big help on the four month project .. . least favorite person: Eric Anthony . . . most favorite: that Winky Dink . . . black spot on great white world . . . I'm too sure ... the little black cat .. . All night, Paula .. . very vocal .,. Paaula - guess who I saw? ... never bashful ., . Coco's 5 convert . . . keeps unintentional late hours , . . we'll leave the rest to your imagination . . , a cliffy . . . destroyed the class ratio when she left 4 . . a bubbling personality . , . acquired a sudden interest in track . . . made up Syed's mind for him . , . no matter how yo you spell it, PO-PO, you spell it, Po-Po . . . Paul Joseph Bussmann . but ridin' the range and being strange is where I want to NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND AP UPI BULLETIN fSt. Louis, Mo.j Ian. 18 . . . reported frying eggs in SLCC and London . . , epileptic hands . . . backrubs , . , Bussman, you sure are crazy . . . everyone have bad posture on three . . . sportsman like driving . . . bumping . . . CDS paint co. . . . barrel chest . . , stop in the name of ., . SGS ,. . extremely hard to please . . . peeping Paul and Andy . . . calc with Mr. OK and the whiz kids . . . far out frank . . . Paul bagging please, Paul . . , paint jobs on Otto causes ogles and anxiety . . . fondue and frolic at the Fall Ball , . . cfd club . . . mine is longer Eugene! . . . do you ever smile? . . . enjoys waiting up to see the morning paper delivered, it's just another Tequila Sunrise Santa Clausing . . . Hmeetcha at d'Admiral . . . professional yardman , . . was it WU or WW daily? . , . Hilton Head with Hello Matt . . . ponies, Lands End tis 17 your lucky number?D, walks and crabs on So. Beach, well you know Gil , cruisin' with CSNQY among others , . . tennis . . . exorcising 12361 . . . Peroni, Tom, Ger, Sr Pud , . , dacq's at Cafe Mingo . . . train rides with Italians . . . Banana Mechanics . . . HI Sr. R .. , long walks and longer talks . , , You want some fried chicken? . . . caroling . . . Villa women . . . Dean . , . walks out on movies . . . goin' a bit over- board on the Admiral . , . 74 prom was debut llateness and date- lessl . . . up for anything anytime . . . 3 proms in 4 weeks Ihectic schedulej buzz parties at EB's BR's gatherings at Gerards', . Allen's, and Ellen's . , . Austin was so nice . . . what did they do to you at Priory? . . . fine time SLP with the boys .. . let's do . . . staunch member of the upper crust , . . met some strange people here . . , uncanny noise at window at 3 a.m. . , . Aretha, Rosetta, Merilee . . . let down, calm down, turn down, and get down . . . Fleur de Lis . , , black tie . . . whitelie . . . loves eating out at only the finest Ionce dined at an exquisite Chinese restj . , . double trouble when Traffic played at KP's job , . . ever turned a pot inside out? . . . rainefy days and fundays . . . Pualie . . . Bau1Pussman . , . gargle with Pepsi , , . willyou pass out . . . I wonder what I'Il think of these memories 5 yrs. from now . , . I must leave now but I really hope to see you tomorrow . , , If it feels good do it. , . , have no fears of growin' old, have no need or use for gold, 'cause in my life I've gone both ways and inbetween . . , BATDORF AND RODNEY John Ifriedel reluctantly my heart sees a new darkened sky clarity exchanged for confusion unnecessarily, in my mind. is goodness a precipitant of this storm? my question remains solitary blind faith will carry me on , . . We've been waiting so long, we've been waiting to to rise and shine Shining still to give us the will Can you hear me, the sound of my voice? I am here to tell you I have made my choice I've been listening to what's been going down There's just too much talk and gossip going 'round You may think that I'm a fool but I know the answer Words become a tool, anyone can use them Take the golden rule as the best example Eyes that have seen will know what I mean . . . TR f i'1l ask you once ifll ask you twice if you think i'm strange for what ilike but there is nothing i consider much more nice than salted lettuce with sea-steamed rice a friend r the sun Christy Helen Duncker Everyone is a moon and has a dark side which he never shows to anyone. Mark Twain C.D. .. . SMOQ ... has a good buddy named Bob .. . never ever stays up past 9:20 . . . Does your father have a Watts Line in his office? observed the fundamentals of football with K.K. now knows boys change when they get in the country . . . co-toun- der of A.N. .. , wrote a book with Wieg: 1001 names for what? .., has neat parents . . . always the first to know . . . has the cleanest mouth of any girl at Burroughs . . . spent many an enjoyable evening in the Bath I-Iouse .,. had high times at the baseball game with Kath, I-Iot Papa, and Cin . . . played P.O. at I.oeb's as prelims for cals with Randy at True's , . . dilly . . . was the Beev Queen in 8th grade . . . cracked up K. K. and Cin-Cin with But if you don't, you just sit there! ,.. holds a full time job as A's private maid ... leaf jumper . . . Mad-Libs-HiMan . . . recieved comics at a early age . . . listens to pschoanalysis with tongue in cheek .. . one of the two with the disease . . . had a great time at the V.P,, right Stevie? . . . carries a pretty mean canoe . , . wanted to rent a baby, but got one anyway ,. , drives a derby car minus one door handle, one heater hose, complete with custom shaped body and paint by Eisman . , . Hey Christy, let's park - What for? 7th grade swingster . . . button up your overcoat . , , was part of the mix and match game for the Prom .. . Puff lives in I-Iawaii? ,. . attended a few Admiral excursions . , . could be found at the Glaucoma in Quebec . , . has a nutty sister and a Casanova-gambler for a brother . , , is seen around town with K2 and Loebie . . . was sentimental when she was born cuz she'll never be born again , , . Chris, Wesley James Geissal Cyotegga amaggwa gyoddaf' - a Canda Proverb Where you throw your thorns is where you will end up. Lester . , . always handy with a rope , . , speed painting via inebreation . . . regular at Walter Mitt's back room . . . where's the bathroom Lance? . . . comme on beilf' .. . there are many advantages to being short, right Scott? . . . in memoriam of Mr. Wass . . , hates Christmas . . . once found himself facing the wrong way on highway 40 . . . scholarship to middle Tennessee State , . . great jeep drive , , . enjoys coke . . . B.B. King aaoooo . . . breaks jungle-gyms and jaws . . . attic fan, afterwards adipping fan . . . there's a wooden monkey burning in the attic . . . better turn there's a cop behind us , . , likes lobster . . . remembers X marks the spot , . . driving out to Wentzville with DL and EK at 4 a.m. . . , returned years later forthe concert . , . gets 2 cakes for the codasco game - one in his car and one on his driveway Wesley experienced cusser spent night at SB's with DL and IP, just had to open the peanuts . 4 . remembers champagne on a summer afternoon , . . five mile race to IBS and back , . . slept under a ledge at SIU . . . who wanted to walk in the rain? . . . still remembers inter- view for painters job . . . is this your sister? . . . trippin' around that shack . . . that's a mighty big window pane to go bustin' . . , How far is it over that ledge? t . , 4 . Ann Russell Flanlgan You laugh he says you think you re immune Go look at your eyes, they're full of moon - Ioni Mitchell i sell balloons in the park to the walkers and the benchsitters they put pennies in my hand and walk away elated. ye firm: +V? -7 Ire 9- JFS? x i 'l5'i2.qf 1 4 tml' ' n 'w .. - 0 451 I' Q' 'M u. as qQ'.'Q4f4'?' WQ51-.ggs -it -23.1 -. 'N'-We ut,--Q., was . .ww - - N 4W 1 i I 1 x I- I S HBLQN Sv N, -xi' X Bryan Trimble George Our years in high school determine our worth in later life. Unknown Bryan Paco George. The Pac . . . came to us in eighth grade . . . owns a real screamer of a car . 4 . gets great deals on repair jobs . . . Ladue Barber shop only . . . Who laid the tracks in my yardf' . . . always seen gamblingin the senior lounge with rose . . . worked hard this fall playing golf with Chico . . 4 M.A.C. dignitary . . 4 almost went painting one friday night but went to Ruthers instead . . 4 went to the Prom with the Maun, but no dice for the Pac . . . constantly fighting with Dego . 4 , loves every min. in Spanish class . . 4 Hey Adams lets drive Carinci crazy this year 4 . 4 would rather go to a baseball game than on a cruise in the Carribean . . . warms up pitchers for the baseball team . . . the only one who would take Adams out to lunch . . . also a fan .of revets and revad . . . sells clothes at Boyds . 4 . finally decided to go to Aspen . , . fan of Ardilla antics For twenty dollars Ardilla, squirrel around the room on your hands and knees . . . such an addicted gambler that he had a point spread on the wrestling match with Duncker 4 . . fre- quent visitor of Westwood C.C. . . . Hey Chic, former chicago cub, pitcher . . . I5.I. . . . former member of jim Stevens Steak House Gang . . . never gets stopped by the police except for expired plates . . . knows Iack Buck and other sportswriters . . 4 smokes Dutch Masters Cigars . . . loves to irra- tate C.V.K. in chemistry with Wolff and Burst . . . Had a part time job with baseball Cardinals in Fla. last spring . 4 . Hey Gibby, how's the fast ball . . . is especially good friends with Mrs. johnson 4 . . had fun at Drey Land last fall . . . Is that Ardilla . . . has alot of class like his friends . . 4 leaves his car to Adams in his will . . . expert fisherman and two year veteran of Canada 4 . 4 the one and only Pac 4 . . Anne Carlisle Gamble We know all about the habits of the ant, we know all about the habits of the bee, but we know nothing at all about the habits of the oyster. It seems almost certain that we have chosen the wrong time for studying the oyster. Mark Twain Gam . . . Ancy 4 . . Annerette . . . Loquacious , . . a Phillie import in ninth grade . 4 4 slumber parties, what are all these things frozen in paper cups? . . . Tad Simmons . . .. It is very difficult to laugh and brush your teeth at the same time! . . . looking for graves at midnight . . . Betty and lane - Get cabin 3. . . . spades . 4 . russian exercise .. . I truth you to take a dare . . . there were three on the bed and the little one said roll over, and they all rolled over and one fell off. ... This is a which. A what? A which. This is a what. A which? A what! . . . the three muskateers . . . Gam and Moldie never shut up . . . singing Feed The Birds at five in the morning . 4 . has secret romances that no one ever finds out about . . . Hey Kass do you hear something in front of the curtain 4 . . Kansas City - had a great time - right K. Boles . . . Iims . . . has this thing about being on time . . . has a great time at cast parties . . . Where's Gamble? 4 . . always gets the winners . . . lived it up at the zoo . . . I don't think I'll ever be able to eat another snowcone .4 4 They were going to let the air out of whose tires? . . . compound parties . . . Whose John Burroughs? . . . I-Iow do you spell Bailiffff? . . . makes wonderful jello soup . . . wore a white slin- ky job to the prom . . . had the worst case of termpaperitis on record . . . finally made the sports scene with Vubby-B 4 .4 one of the out to lunch bunch . . . DQ, LC, BK, L5 8: B, MP, and Mac's . . . once waited for four hours for lunch . 4 . Six Flags was a little moist . . . Playing rat patrol in a '38 jeep . . . has spent most of her life in the sculpture room 4 . . plays beat the bell and often loses . . . Maybe you will be a perfect in 1980 . 4 . tan shoes with pink shoe laces 4.4 loves to argue - right Beck 4. . You should be a lawyer. . 4 . Secretariat . . . Garble . . . Carlisle . 4 . Ana . . . Anne. The road goes ever on and on Down fron the door where it began Now far ahead the road has gone, And I must follow, if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet And whither then I cannot say. Bilbo Baggins Peter Metcalfe Hamilton Speak softly and carry a big stick l3.D.R. Hammer, the original W.T. . , . W.T. Revad Hammer . . . Questional G.T.O. never seems to start or stop .. . adios M.F. . . . interesting confrontation with Wendy B. . . . rakes leaves at the wierdiest times . , . My name is captain Gubb what's yours BOY! . . . nice hair . . , famous football, basketball and baseball jock . . . Hey Muss! . , , O gee can I carry the bag coach? . , . dog has doubtful taste , . . still owes a A bad, real bad . . . known in some circles as king mooch , . . charter member of L.L.B.A. , . . there's one! . , . citrus lover , . . idolizes Kent Lomont . . . always in a good mood, can't seem to keep a smile off his face , . . Jerry the thing I want to know is how you people live in such filth. . . . Tennessee kid . . . the mountain man ... has a pact for blood against Chico Lobo .. ... You don't really eat spinach with dots do you? . . . co'originater of the S.G.S. or the 4 headless horseman . . . favorite of the Barge . . , red- lined ,. . Could you run by the that again Mr. B. . . . dazzling white shoes . , , moved out of the slums to the Cella watering hole . . . destined to be a success story with his ambition and his desire . . . a diligent worker . . . held down a job at 6 flags for 2 days . , , whose brother in law . , . always pays debts promptly . , . That lunch costs about 5.75 A . . . renowned professor of Ledrutsis . . . friend of almost everyone . , . El Mantilla Muerto. TW f jim ,gpeej f ZLUQWC Helen Evarts Graham Stars, hide your fires: Let not light see my black and deep desires. William Shakespeare Hen not a Bobbsey twin . . . one third of a musketeer . . . mouse, Helenphant, otter, seal . . . hates skitters and thetter banning flies south for the summer Did she prepare those problems? . . . jackson Park . . . knows where the circle is . . . Bubbles LaToure . . . a side of foxes . . . Flying Fish Cove, walking and driving . . . gets hung up on hooks . . . has a menag- erie of cats, crabs, and Sarah .. . talks about George, because they were born on the same day . . . has a red trire to match her face . . . honks nose and reeds . , . bombards people with Willie ... floop and blup ,.. I don't want a pickle ... YES to pan- cake house at 3 a.m. . . . Anchor . . . holds well-deserved Deter- mination Award . , . pickles with vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce . . . yogurt and hot dogs . . . radish and corned beef sand- wiches . . Crack In the World . . . too prejudiced for integration . . . has good friend Igor who lives in a castle . . . rides horses in St. Louis Country Club ... the Admiral ... ouija V . .. plays a mean game of Monopoly . . . full moons . . . Peter Pan . . . Santa Fe freak .. . knows a cricket who teases her firecats . . . In My Life likes polar bears, aardvarks, and hedgehogs Aux Epinards ... has a sexy bellybutton ... so let your Light so Shine upon men . . . Pe-pish, Pe-poosh, Pe-pich . . . is not tick- lish . ,. has 9 2X3 toes . ., Grey Hen. Fact is unstable by its very nature. Narouz once said to me that he loved the desert because there 'the wind blew out one's footsteps like candle flames'. So it seems to me does reality. How then can we hunt for the truth ? Laurence Durell 25755 ' 1: 1 Q? I an .wr I Y by ii! 23 4, -1 N? James Eby Hershey Mes den hep tavas a-gallas y dyr. Cornist: The tongueless man gets his land took. Let's go get a quick pint . . . Rugby songs . . . Hit Ulmer with a Quick Cold ., . Math in the Man Made world, Wizard ,. . Knows an Irish Workman and Tinker . . . was introduced to the Barge Rawhorse ,. , quickly became acquainted with Vectors ... Why do you smoke fags? .. . Was wide awake at MBC Darts Never got scared when he heard Boo .. . wishing chairs would fall in English ... Gunness Splits Mr. Acker is a latent what? . .. A mean inside center . , , likes KATZ soul 16 .. . Well it isn't for sexual pleasure ... Irish Power . . . Sledding in Forest Park . . . Irma La Douce . . . Arr Jim Lad ,. . Truro School Boot Rule O.K. Plays with little girls You bloody jewish Yank , . . Had some special signals on C foot- ball with Dave, member of lollipop guild . . . Those Mary I chicks . . . It takes leather balls to play Rugby , . . Gets a real kick out of Ardilla in TeX's class .. . Makes up great I.Q: tests Two page sentence Great times at Carlsburg brewery . , . Unfinished junior Yearbook . . . Has two unusual friends overseas All these English birds are named Alison or Lizzy , . Buggernuts . . . Wouldn't you hate to be a car! . , , Cheers . . . a real intellect . . . leaves parties at unusual times . . . The only gentleman at Truro School . . . loves Jello and an intense Monopoly game . . , Can hop a pool . , . dumb blonde . . . Senior Prefect Room ,.. checking out the little old man ... Rick my boy ... P.A. Society . . . the King . . . Big boys don't cry and little girls don't run away . . . Jimbo . . . Eby . . . Hersh. Varda Haimo Angel from Montgomery l am an old woman Named after my mother My old man's another child that's grown old. If dreams were thunder and lightning desire This old house would have burnt down a long time ago. Make me an angel that flies from Montgomery Make me a poster of an old rodeo just give me one thing that I can hold on to To believe in this livin' is just a hard way to go When I was a young girl Well, I had me a cowboy He weren't much to look at Just a free ramblin' man But that was a long time and no matter how I try those years just flow by like a broken down van Make me an angel that flies from Montgomery Make me a poster of an old rodeo lust give me one thing that I can hold on to To believe in this livin' is a hard way to go There's flies in the kitchen I can here them There buzzin' And I ain't done nothin' Since l woke up today How the hell can a person go to work in the morning and come home in the evening and have nothing to say Make me an angel that flies from Montgomery Make me a poster of an old rodeo Iust give me one thing that I can hold on to To believe in this livin' is just a hard way to go Written by John Prine Sung by Bonnie Ratitt Peter Wells Hobler I did nothing in particular and did it very well! The Ace . . , Aspenite, just about broke his neck . . . once knocked out Ar- dilla in Aspen . . . Hey Ace, let's get somebody's house .. . Midnight rambler . . . too bad about the Admiral . . . cruising out to Babler Park at 1 at 100 . . . had good times at the champ's . . . tends to be athletic . . , How about tennis Sunday mornings at 7:00 . . . once got thrown out of a base- ball game .. . ping-pong, pool, and swimming at champ's .. . I3riar's Roasts . . . once had a 52000. punching bag, right Rick?!? , . . Ginny played cards before the Prom, but didn't come up with any Aces . . . Once got ice- cream smeared on bath house windows while at Champ's . . . There's noth- ing like a few good beers to quench your thirst Think you can handle this case or do you want some help? ,. . Thurtene carnivals . . . always ready for action . . . Hey Ace, how about a case? . . . Drives the Cougar on occasion . . . Likes to spend money . . . Can never seem to gain weight no matter how much he eats . . . The Ace, what else is there to say?!? Valerie Ann Elizabeth Haskins The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson Valerie .. . Haskins . . . I-Iask . . . hey y'all . . . 10th grade addition . . . we're definitely on the wrong bus ,. . memories of SIU ,, . lost in the woods, . , . the mushroom rock? . , . rat raiser . . . fights w!B.I. . . . I can't find my pot? . . . pushed a broom one summer . . . a real Sat. operator . . . PSAT 8: SAT verbals, Em? , . . all-star bowler . . . jr. carwash . . . good wfa knife , . . blows up chem labs . . . pyro . . . it's not my fault! . , , out-to- lunch paranoia ,. . shazaam! . , , what's your excuse for not taking gym today? . . . Homer, Eric, and john in D.C., Cheryl? , . . muscle shirts , . . CLOSE-UP! . . . ballooning wrists . . . NMSU, Vichy, Ala., Ind., D.C. etc. , . . worthless knees , . . reallydiculous!! . . . I'm hyper today! . . . shocks a lot of people . . . one big eternal bruise . . . mine's neater than yours, E! , . . Santa visits us first, right C,M.? . . . Ritenourite . . . honorary everything, including Polock , . . Y0u're catholic!? . . . one grandfather raises rabbits in trees and the other smokes cigars wfgorillas how gorgeous! mathematician? . . . massaging, R.B.? . . . uh, can I help you? .. , S. Mizer- any . . . baseball? . . . psst, where do we live? . . . Santa Klaas at jr. prom . ,. 13 min. to B.K. . , . F.S.'s couch ,. . the shortest way is thru the park . . . lost again . . , chipmunk cheeks . . . it won't hurt, Val . . . it hurt, Em! . . . kept passing out , . . loves coll. visiting . . , esp. parties . . . utilized a lot of vaseline at D.L. , . , perfect obj. tests, E? . . . Waaazzee I-Iappinninn? . . . reject . . . tawlks lak a hick 'cause she are one . . . phooey! . . . healthi- est laugh in the upper school . , . quite an imagination . . . that's disgust- ing! . . . zipzipzip . . . Drey Land, what can we say? , . . hopeful B.D. par- ties ,. ,lounger . . . Sweet Home Alabama! . . . mushrooms . . . you did WHAT in the swamps?! , . . good ol' Charlie Blue . . . learned to ride the hard way . . . he won't jump . . , sure Dana! . . . Brown's weird parties . . . P.I. and Wash. Blvd. only at midnight . . . why are they looking at us that way?. pleeze be careful driving home!! . . . accidents and near accidents Sr. year . . . DIPIT . . , gigglegiggle ttee-heel . ,. uncontrollable fits ,. . hip checker . . . how's your dog today? . , . PROUT, FROUT! . . . T-day din- ners at a deli . . . let's play add-ons! . . . can never be a belly dancer! . . . your full of beans! .. . of what? rut beer, please .. . socjoc ,. , french flunkie .. , STER-ANGE! . . . spastic eyebrown tthey run in the family! ., . breakfast in assembly ,. . one of Flan's fans . . . say What? .. . Big Brother's Watching You . . . Va. is for lovers . . . Auntie Vallie . . . . . . what I hope I leave behind is just a little bit of me. Melanie Safka Kgs A, r F? f I Thad Cameron Holekamp We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams. Ardilla .. . Boucair's .. . Rockwoods .. . Kelly's Heroes .. . APB,M.C. hit by flying rake . . . likes to go catting with Pepe and friends No officer, no sir yes sir the man who knows everything nothing best teacher and B.S.er around ... cruises with A.D.V.G., Chip and Mac ... Go for it! .,. Bad times in Spanish class . . . Are you O.K.? . . . Fantasia, a true visual experience . . . 2 year B-teamer . 4 . Take me to level ground! . sets fires in hotel rooms . . Dro s into Mr Spragues Espanol 3 class . . . Steak n' Shaker . . . Sphour phone calls .. . I think that's Chuck Berry ... S.I.U. slip n' slider . . . must get his own way steals speakers .. . always ready to party . . 4 Aspen-goer . . . wild chairlift rides 4 , . 3 drags in Ack- er's class 4 . . 115 m.p.h. on Lindbergh with Ed . . . Travels with Thomas . . . Coors man . . . Hey Kiddo . . . Kid . . . Hokamp 4 . 4 will definitely succeed, Elizabeth Heitman Znto n tpellal Liz . . . Boo-bear . . . Molly Michaelson . . . likes languages and foreign countries . . . and foreign men . . . has a big vicious dog and little vi- cious dog , . . had trouble getting to drive 4 , . a thing about noses , . . never goes to bed at a decent hour .. 4 has rotten neighbors - like those on the sixth floor . . . Jewish P 4 . . baseball fan . . . Bangert Park Donald's . . . Uncle Bobby fan . . . gets honked at often . 4 . walks to Barnes for lunch . . . Stevens fan . . . I guess that's just the way I was brought up ... old VB. friend 4 . . St. Albans person ,.. Micky! .. . points at people . . . talks on the phone all night . . . lucky day is Tues- day . . . belly dancer 4 . . great in french , . . plays tennis with Meg and has a lot of laughs . . . right in the snow . . . has to chase kids off the parking lot . . . Heritage House . . . Sorry I have to practice for field day . . . Beatles fanatic , . . Edna Williams follower . . . P.F.R.C. . . . guppies . . . moved from one DMZ to another . . 4 escaped Calculus by desertion Tilles Park BEEP sells tennis clothes and tele- phone books - or anything to a La Barge .. . trains . . . high grass .. . the airport . . . swimming party at Lee's . . . fourth of Iuly . . . manu- facturer of Frisbees , . . red light lady . . . Russian dancer full of Greek ouzo . 4 . Oh Yetch! . . 4 the Whiz . . 4 friend of Haskins and Yager . . . Official Rug Cleaner . . . Highest percentage of heel to square foot . . . actually rides the bus . . , drives on the wrong side of the street . . . never believes Martha Carr . . . The Great Pumpkin - Hairy Melon . 4 . small person with a big purse . . . Bear . 4 . LIZ. Robert McClellan Johnson And conquer we must, for our cause it is just. And this be our motto, in God is our trust. - The Star Spangled Banner Honorary Faculty Member . . . KMOX fan . , , Hey that's my little brother . . . Those easy going talks with Schmertz . . . chemistry with Bilaine . , . opposite electron spins 4. . real liberal . . . an am- bassador 4 . . staged a panty raid down at Dreyland 4 , . Johnson and his tooling battle axe . . . I been hurt BAD! . . . John McCormack fan . . . acute paranoid .4 , way back to Flynn Park . . . liked Mr. Wood . . . running for Pope . 4 , A blue what? .. . With what on it? . . . an unforgettable mother . . . the picture in the Gallery, right Ann . . . semi-crewcut . . . wiggles his ears . . . commando with the 7th graders , . . Cold Warrior . . . lunch with Schandorf ,. . loves debating . . . tells people he's a narc . . . makes gargoyles and dwarfs in sculpture 4 . , has trouble keeping his hat . . . runs a very strict f?J study hall , . 4 Theology discussions in history 4 . 4 wants to be presi- dent . , , national lampoon fan . . , beats everybody in giving restric- tions . . . come 'ere you . . shoots Mr. Walker's cigarettes 4 . 4 The Sarah Spencer Hibbard next time that happens . . , takes an hour to light a fire . . . blushes HYou knew' You never know, You know? easily . , . R. Milhouse Johnson . . . friend of the Little Orchid when I was Young' I thought I knew, Grower . . . met a real one at Carlisle , . . loses his books ALI. the But I really didnlt know' You known' time 4 , , Bob-o . .. Ralph 4 .. Rob... Bob . . 4 MCC. anonymous Mona .. . Hibby .., Hibb ... Hib the nub .. . Suzy Homemaker ,.. al- ways with J. and C. . . . knew Paletta before anyone else . . . Black Sabbath - your favorite group, huh? ,.. J.R. ... Matt's Caddy! ... if 23, Doug P., T.P. ... C.A. 4.. scotch and water ... C.S. , . 4 Mike .4 . needlepoint ... D.B.M. . . . likes younger guys and older guys, but is never satisfied with what she gets . .. Hi, I'm miss outgoing! .. . many people think she's quiet, but if they only knew ... SBD .. . what a Hunk! ... hockey fan ... it . 4 . Tad! .. . has cute neighbors ... SS. .. . a profitable caroling party at Boles . . . suspicious parents - Sara, are you just getting home? ,.. goes to gym once a week . .. out to lunch bunch . .. DQ,BK,I.C,Mac's, MP, hates I..S.8zB. . . , candid camera . . . loves Florida . . . long distance lover ... need a blood transfusion? ... S.B., CV,JG,CS,TJ 4 , , DIE 4 , . 2 years with M.W., on and off ... had fun in Chicago 4., doubled with Bowles . , . loved the carpool with Becky , , . the Ping Pong ball finally gave up! ... plans many dates with Bowles .. . Coke and Vodka? ... J.L. . .. skated after a certain blonde . . , tennis parties with Kass and Bowles, red hot dollars . . . Hi Kathy, I mean Sara . . . the dynamic duo , . . blossomed in 12th grade . .. family chaufeur .. . Janette squit-gunning 4. . lead foot . . . never on time . . . became very popular when Paul came to JBS . . , has a hard time getting rid of guys - Why is he so dense?' '.., loves hock- ey players tB.H.J . . . has a brother who yells obscenities out of her car . . . And I jutht thaid to him . . . . . posing with Mountie . . . she's not qui- et, she's reserved . , . Danny tried to pick up on her . . . loved Putt- Putt 4 , , always seen coming or going . , . All my children . , . constantly laffs with Molden . . . It's a small world' '.,. has been known for her loud yell, right, Beth? . . . the mean green machine got traded for the blue bomb , . . Villa import . . . babysits a lot .. . can keep a straight face , . , loves Elton and Dionne . . . Aspenite -finally . . . A.R. . . . never loses her shadow . , . that's Hibb . . . Love is the key we must turn, Truth is the flame we must burn, Freedom, the lesson we must learn, Do you know what I mean, Have your eyes really seen? Lesley Duncan Jonathan Maurice Kayes A people who have been brought up on victories often do not know how to accept defeat. Napoleon Jonathan . .. Iono .. . IK . . . spider 4. . Vat's schnoo? .4 . History nut It's not trivia, just minor not well know facts. ... plays chess ... plays Wargames ,. . they're not Wargames, I prefer to call them conflict simulations. . . . the Ceneralissimo 4 . . would have won Waterloo if he had been Napoleon Dirty old? man . ., Lord Brockhurst al- ways type cast in plays . . 4 It's not that way, It's over here . .. lives next door .. . likes tarantualas 4 . . Hgollum, gollum . . . goes to closed Carnivals at 11 p.m. . . . Russian - Rhode- sian - Iapanese - Undersecretary General . . . Delegate you're out of order, put your pants onli! 4 , . only one who wants to go to 'school in Harlem . . . IOOLZ: pure Columbian punishes the world never a soiled thought goes through that puritanical mind makes passes in French class . . . Shto?, Vass?, Quoi? . . . doodles on blue jeans . 4 . likes a good wine , , . knows his restaurants, 8 forks , , . Does August Days . . . I hate little kids, just try having an intelli- gent conversation with anyone under twelve and you'll see what I mean . . . showed Mark the ropes in 10th grade . . 4 makes passes on stage merry punster likes Chapin and Crosby, Still, Nash and Young . . . used to like America . . . Cockatoos?, Cockatoos! COCKATOOSH . . . curses fluently in four languages . . . You schmuckf' . . . destined to be a politician . . . budding revolutinary, wants to over- throw the world . . 4 Bridge master, NO TABLE TALK. . . . parties wfout parents . . . staff psychoanalist . . . really calm, cool, and collected . 4 . eloquent spokesman , 4 . keeps assem- bly alive . . . infects everyone else with hyperactivity 4 . . whistles on the phone . . 4 unreadable hand writing . . . en- joys an occasional baseball game . . . argues for arguement's sake . . . his guests drink beer underwater . . . Ivan Yakovitch Kayes. History is an argument without end. Anonymous I4 is g - , e -. H - . . I , 4d . i , ef' ,,. ., if it g, f' Li., ni' 1 . , ,' fl y, if 5 ' A ' - I Fei' ', ,f is u la J' lg 'N' g V x' Tl iff 'I r Q G ,S ia, ' , .Q Q. 'Pi 2 ' yi: v N , i at 55 qt, 4' K Katherine Price Johnstone One ceases to recognize the signifigance of mountain peaks if they are not viewed occassionally from the deepest valleys. k,j. . . . gets water dumped on her when wearing white shirts . . . turns 12 different colors . . . first time flunker . . . kicks chimneys 4 . . missing part of her little toe . . . allergic to anything with four hairs and legs 4 . . But it was only a little dog in the first place . .. plays tennis at Nieman Marcus . . . frequently seen at the helm 4 , , Magic Pan and 4 by 4's . . . record 11 people in T-Bird, all Behrens too . . . DIDN'T have a party in 10th grade . . 4 gets bad cases of leprosy . . . parfait doors . . . Qgrinlj . . . loves crepe paper . . . left car at Susy's over weekend . 4 , thinks she's a giraffe 4 . . steals cars 4 , . damn it, I'm NOT ticklish . . . laughing fits from being tickled to death 4 , . yellow salami 4 . . pink shirts .4 . our gang . . , plans escapades but never carries through with them . . . loves tall people . . . secret passageway ati?14 . . . hair stood up on end in Sth grade 4 . gets frustrated painting scenery for plays . , . Hawaii . . , Africa . . 4 no Emily, I'm not pregnant . . . quite , said Rod . , . Treasure Cay in '73 .. , cracker jacks at an opera?, how disgraceful. freak . . 4 Florida lover . . . previous terrorizer of: San Mateo, Burlin- game, Los Angelos, Phoenix, and Atlanta . , . Minnesota . . . has a dog that eats rocks and speaks French ,. , Tennis pro .. . k.j. . . 4 stone . . . kath . .. i believe in the sun even when it is not shining i believe in love even when i am alone i believe in God even when he is silent. di' F Elkin Leland Kistner So come on up and deliver what you really know, maybe discover what it feels like to grow. The valiant man4?f2 . . . always has a party . . . have a beer . . . spon- sored the dippin party after the attic , . , what do you mean has a greasy car? . . . can't do much with the boy's cause of the Beeb . , . likes to drive in his yard on wet mornings . , . Bill K. and Peter had to be towed . . . Peter and eggs , . , has great football seats and parties afterward , . . Bud bladder on trip to N.C. . . . rides shotgun on the travel all .. , sneaky mother .. . bad day after vetfs village - on Conway . . . good times on Conway , . . has a stomach that sticks out tsometimesj .. , be patient it will start . . . his i's are wild . . . Poco freak . . . December 1972 . . , dinner at the Sea Chase , . . mu- sic melodies ,. . what would you do if . . . show's off , . . Schnei- thorst's . . . True's , . . Sneaker Peeper of Windsor . . . Dr. Kildare falling asleep to doctor machine . . . Aspen Highlife . . . Letters, Let- ters, Letters . . . Leather Bottle . , . Nipco . . . Do I speak French? . . , Night after L.B. basements . . , Dogs, dogs, dogs . . . Skiing . . . Vail ...aquick snowcat . ., Karen Kassabaum We fell asleep with purple flowers, while Orion turned car- twheels in the sky. K.K. KAS listened wet under a plastic cover rode Rosey Tuesday and jason to Mexico by way of France . . . a Lor- etto-Hilton fan ... wishes on the same star every night ... didn't get much sleep over the summer . . . crying with Ginny in the front row . , , see that green light over there? It means go . . . jujubes . . . received a long-stem rose box . . . meets people on planes . . . held together by a piece of turquoise , . . lives in a for- est .. . early morning swimmer at the RSC ,. . likes bob ,. . supports the postal service daily . , . the world is a stage . . . one of the two with the disease , . . saw Woodstock in a river with Artie and Rainbow , . . has this habit of buying toys when a period of time looks very promising .. . the roar of the crowd already gonen , . . E-not my real initial of course . . . once al- most bought a farm with Denny , , . was led on a treasure hunt which ended on a roof . . , wild times in the summer nights . . . yearns for the footlights . . . returned to an old buddy . . . had a magic pumpkin . . , seen rowing out to feed the trout . . . writes notes for a pillow next door , . . shares an understanding with her cat , . . is looking, also, for a rainy, cold, starry night . . . the zoo . . , 8 , . . observed the fundamentals of football with Christy . , . is known for flying kites when there is no wind . . . a sum- mer friend . . . still checks under the bed every night . . . shares a locker , . . chaperones Bic and C.D. . . . spys on the country club . . , Ezzie and Tiny from Ellesville . . . once beat a football player .. . keeps in touch with a kitten in Kentucky ,. . hot chocolate on the farm . . . saved from an unwanted fate by the frito-bandito . . . does your dad have a watts line in his office? . . . falls in love with actors . . . but hefs so good looking - he can't be! ... co-founder of A.N. ... mentally unbalanced .,. walking in the snow . . . wild seed . . . SIU summmers . . . kaist . . , kites spelled funny . . . wished on a penny at Monterosso .. . linked forever to lost beaches . . . something gets in her blood, and it appears she would do anything. But you know it's hard to tell when you're in the spell, if it's wrong or if it's real. But you're bound to lose, if you let the blues get you scared to feel. William Fredrick Meyer Knight A Poet who reads his verse in public may have other nasty habits. R.H. William . . . Big Bill . . . fearsome K-night . . . likes to take nature walks at Kenrick .. . Kung Fu is his favorite sport besides Liz . . . has a good beat ,. . jungle boogy -gets down to piano and drums . . , holds his tequilla where others fail .. . Honorary Moose .. . almost put in jail with C.B. in Christer, Ill. . ,. married for a K night- wow what a hon- eymoon! . . . gets kicks watching girls in leotards . . . likes to drive in Elk's backyard . . . What do you mean had to be towed!! . . . can roll good ones - Prince Albert that is . . . likes Canadian women . . . hand- ball freak with Rick B. ,. . had his senior paragraph written by same person, B.R.'s father respects his driving? . . . and lost glasses while rid- ing shotgun in P.M.'s van . .. big time at the Chase with C.B., I..H., and E.H. Bartolino's religious midnight fanatic who leads guided tours but got lost in the pipes . . . This paragraph appears via courtesy of Rick B. aided by Confuscious. Confuscious say: Pull cat by tail and will meow. R.R.B. Amy Jo Keller I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. Henry David Thoreau Io .,. lifetime cure-aid bandaid ... RBSLC1 at I.S.M.'s ... a jock .,. loves to argue . . . Aspenite . . . almost never booted . . . Horny dog . , . socks a failure , . , A very aggressive women , . . yeah! . . . almost had heaven but blew it . . . late nights great heights . . . nailed at Krogers while the bad guy got away , . . rainy nights on the Admiral . , . would rather be in N.Y. with I.T.J. . . . escapades in the Community woods with Annie . . . one of the Community clan . . . skating with the giant squid . . . What? . . . Harmon who? , . . great brownies made at Kellers . . . heard with a certain sloberer in a barn . . . always makes fun of Wiegand , . . plans to bury Blue next to Laddie and Lassie in Wiegands graveyard . . . ninth grade parties . . . real trouble maker in espanol . . . had a great rugby party . . , the famous submarine peroscope . . , and trotting . . . has got special connections with the administration . , . got a bimp? makes weird eye motions with Cindy always keeps C.V.K. supplied with fags . . . Cindy can always tell . . . three fingers . . . who the hell moved those statues? . . . had her last party fall of 1974 ,. . knows M.R. real well . , , fought in Aspen laughed in Aspen . . , Peyton Place played in Aspen . . , spent night with Sarah and four boul- ders . . . we're gonna have fun, fun, fun, . . . flight 243 now boarding at gate 15 on the green concourse . . , has a library of Monarch Notes . . . Jonny on the spot with gift giving . . . destined to run a summer for wayward girls a member of the ladies friendly Asa-Asa walks like a duck . . . jen and Am went out with the big C.B. . . . always had a boyfriend , . , Peter, David, Peter, David, jerry, Peter, Jerry, who? . , . spreads rumors . , . remembers Iulies basement . . . takes off for K.C. ... Coors ... It's o.k. Amy, you'll be alright .., Grateful Dead head spin the bottle ruined Peters plans driving over to Randy's illegally? never scarf making escapades .. . always seen driving around S.IL.C.C. with Gin . . . one of the first to get into senior slump . . . Rick's . . . lifetime buddies with Taters . . , Cleo and Ralph . . . the bear . . . Moe and Heidie . . . has never sat in the back seat , . . Allman Bros. . . . Don't touch me . . . 17 years old and still goes to camp ... infamous T.V. ... food and the WEI ,,. just pleasantly plump , . . famous last words , . . I know what you're thinking . . . Dave Mason . . . Ioni Mitchell . . . a long week in Aspen . . . big calfs but a good jock . . . captain of A hockey? William Lemp .. I do the very best I know how -the very best I can, and I mean to keep doing so until the end. If the end brings me out all right, what is said against me won't amount to anything. If the end brings me out wrong, ten angels swearing would make no difference. ' Abraham Lincoln T'W11f0 - Likes to watch 747's fly 10 feet over his head . . . it's so-o wild . . . littlest kid in 7th grade . , . sledding at Algonquin . . . community living at Drey Land with friends R.B., K.R., K.P., IB., V.H., and A.R. . . . partols the airport in an unofficial way . . . this really will improve the flavor of your water . . . North Carolina with buddies Elkin and Peter .. . B.R. and the five finger discount .. . Z year member of the Steak House Gang . . . roll, roll, roll . , . Tim this really is getting to be a drag, can you drive? , . . late night homework calls , 4 , the Admiral . . . good times with the A . . 4 A Bran- some Bum once did a whole term paper in one night SWITCH bizarre night with R.B. and B.R. on C.C. drive member of the S.I.B.S.P. Club . . . had some unexpected tand unin- vitedlj visitors at one of his parties . . . stories from K.K. and friend . . . very good writers . . . hunting and fishing trips with Iimmy B. . . . Hey Coach, they're dropping like flies . . . S.K. in Martiz's the night of the prom 4 .4 summer of '74 with Letta Pol .. . hey, man give me a break . . . an after the prom partier on the river . . . Well you see Mr. Stevens, it's like this wild dancer hunting wfAdi . . . brotherly love . . . has a second family in Wisconison, still has Becky's Tails 4 , . got 2. restrictions first day at I.B.S. . , . high society wf5.B., CLC., 8: R.B. ... mural in math class wfbussrnan . .. Bubs Daddy Piano Club . 4 . midnight rides in the Cadillac . . . Boot- sie . . 4 Barky . . . Billy. David Virgil Loeb D. Dave .. , Turtle .. . found edge of reality with wrong house Wayne 4 . . bad time in a golf cart 4 . 4 dancing on the Admiral , 4 4 re- membered the fence - too late! . . . going down memory lane . . . No, that't not Linda. My God, it is Linda! . . . perennial Aspenite . , 4 But we're just friends, aren't we? .4 .good memory .. . Huh? 10th grade haze rode bike into car? . . . I think we're singing off key, Dave! . . 4 had a hippie wedding at his house .. . Can I have a puff? .,, red robes and white scarves . . . Hey Dave, let's get some wine - from Wisconsin? .. . things happen with Elkin . . 4 dragsters . . 4 But offi- cer, everybody has tg, i 's . . . straight A's in seventh grade . . . true love for Mr. Hirth . . . loses his wallet alot . . 4 le gusta carne- balls . 4 , 7th-Bth-10th-11th con Francisca . . . 12th maybe? , . , member of notorious Brick smellers .. , known for 5 o'clock shadow .4 . cookies at Wiegands . . . Krogers - Believe me, I don't know him , . . dancing at the chase . .. served Chris and Jennifer breakfast one at a time . . . Kansas City . . . slept in a parking lot , . , volleyball star . . . famous Knight-Loeb jam in Aspen ., . strange walk Forest Park with K.P., B.K,. B.R., C.B., and a little B.S.!!! , .4 night at the Admiral .. , swimming with wired jaws .. , remember I.P. at 5.B.'s basement and thumbing home? . . . gets a real haircut . . . How did you break your foot Dave? .. . major Halloween attack on H.B's . .. gets his organs from Pavlovs' Dog . . . ate alot at Joe Walsh . . . true Dylan fan . . . Took part in Peyton Place . 4 . he and Peter are strongest on B.T.O.! . . . pageboy . . . Puff? , . , D.D .... Turtle. When you ain't got nothing, you got nothing to lose. - B. Dylan. Timothy Allen Luehrman Hear me, my chiefs . . , I am tired, my heart is sick and sad. Prom where the sun now stands I will right no more for- ever. Chief joseph Timothy A. Luehrman, Esq. . . . Leerman . . . Lorman . . . Luehrs . . . Dr. L. . . . basketball player - 4 hours a day .. . has experi- enced a little trouble with his ankles . . . got 'em taped up like bricks brought a new CPO back from Alaska Meal- master . . . almost ripped Chicago Greyhound off 58.25 for Pitt- man . . . what's wrong with our Flag? . . . Let's play Butane .., Gee it's too bad Gordon isn't here ... has this friend named Pickel . . . likes to play PBC or have hits with Pickel at Demun . . . Sledding at 2 a.m. at Concordia . . . I-lello, sir . . . let's tell that to Madame .. . self taught tennis player and looks it . . . goes to Mary's Place often . . . I need a vacation . . . is starting to become cultured . . . nugatory deviate . . . Tim Walters and I did that once . . , enjoys life in Downtown Free- landville. . . . Where's that? About 6 miles from Bicknell . . . an accomplished singer - I Could Be Happy and Pardon Me Roy . . . Trout fisherman . , . Rod-builder and Fly Tyer extraor- dinare Blue Quill Cordon O sirl You didn't fish for bass, did you? . . . underwent a startling image change . . . al- ways the life of the party ., . you wouldnlt really do that, would you? . . , Whycome?f' . . . has a rather different signa- ture . . . drives a Wild Turkey . . . Co-owner - originator of the St. Louis Turkeys and Checkerboard Palace . . . time to go to the Orvis Store . . . but I'm afraid I'll start spending money .. . thinks up new names for Butane . . . hates to paint houses, but will for enough money . . . midnight kickball at the Animal's . . . undefeated badmitten player froze playing horse on New Year's Eve .. . thinks up most fantastic stories . . . has a flip- pant writing style ., . What do you mean I got an A - ? . . , Madame I've been ripped off. . . . has been recommended for a Walker and Gabe Commercial . . . Sure, I-Iamilton, I'd just love a nice free vacation at at a beautiful resort . . . . . . I think I locked the keys in the car . . . very perceptive . .. somewhat humble harbors an intense dislike for telephones Shucks, me and my cousins . . . . . . always fashionably late .. . great songwriter - Pierre Robert Latour and My Pal Gord . Celia Ann Liberman And still they came and still their wonder grew, that one small head could hold all she knew. Bernie Hirsch I-li, Cee ... Cecelia it is not ... l5.S.'s couch ... shorty ... A chic French maid . . . quelle situation . . . cute red car . . . a bicycle flag . , , Ms. Moceri ruins her social life . . . Basketball fan . . . Mon Dieu . . . skating . . . Terry . , . Never knows what to say in Yearbooks . . . summer romances . . . ouija boards . . . new pool . . . come over anytime . . . calm down, Ann . . . wild 10th grade social occasions . . . loves to arrange things . . . cleans my glasses, please .. . let's have a surprise party . . . tone deaf guitar player , . , omelette chef .. . pint-size tennis star .. . I counted them up one night and thought of fifteen . . . an old-fashion Iewish Christmas . . . Happy New Year! . . . hey kid .. . you know it will always work out . . . yes, I'm older than twelve . . . Ceeleeya . . . God, you're short . . . It's nice to have a few perpetually sunshiney . . . It's nicer in Nice . . . Threatened to raise Yager's gas bill . . , are you coming to my Christmas party? . . . McDonald's, Posh Nosh, Denny's . . , Which Lori is this anyway? . . . a friend forever . . . sewing strange skirts . . . West County fan .. . quite a basketball player for 4' 11 Vz . . . not bad at ping-pong either , . . have you really ice-skated before? I can't tell . . , Celia, come with me . . . gum-chewer . . . quiet never . . . so you want to try out for cheerleading . . . very sympathetic . . , hey, little girl . . . wrote Terry lots of illegible letters . . . hoping for Yale . . . first job . . . took the place by storm . . . movie-goer - no wonder, has a free pass .. . jujy fruits for Ann . . . almost an aunt now . . . But, Celia you know I can't do that? . . . I'm going to sleep , . . new record for every occasion . . . two trips to the zoo for two . . . a tid, a bit . . . always under 90 lbs. . . . forever a little girl . .. contagious laugh . . . remember when . . . bridge, of course I know how to play . , . a brillant father, too . . . and the fans will go wild forever. t r tt' Peter Edward Maritz A foolish consistency is the hobgobblin of little minds, adored by little statesman and philosophers and divinesf' Ralph Waldo Emerson Le Mare ... N.O, Club .. . owner of the W.M.C,C. - underground golf course, 12 tennis courts, football and baseball fields, and clubhouse . . . famous guests fLaver Emerson, El Shafei, Drysdalej . . , Half Wisson . 4 . smart and likes to run around causing havoc .. , jeep , .. rough life!!! .,. roasts paople . . . billy club in Jeep at all times . . . good relationship with police, especially in Ladue and Town and Country . . . likes M.A.C. roast beef . . . Best decision -go to Reuther's instead of painting . . . started on a life of crime . . , will never get another ride from A . . . a good friend of Andy Ritter . . . My house for lunch guys . , . Once threatened Pin- ger Hut with an L.I, .. . famous 4WD cutoff ... luckey lost gas cap! .. . broad shouldered friend . . . great actor, not as respectable as he appears . . . by night, a member of the L.L.B.A. famous plays . . . Wieg! . . . will take Ieep through or over anything . . . often mooched off of by certain people .., D.P. .., Dad ... French method ... fan of Madame . ,. cigars and bad breath . . . songs at Dieland . . . 8 track . . . obsessed with certain WWII characters South Africa and Pieter Maritzburg . . . profes- sional vandal . . . Nobody can catch him and his Ieep . . . Who says it's too cold to put the top down? . . . catches 40 in Math . . . 5 in Pre-Cal . . , friend of Fluke . , . Judah P's Living room . . . Chico and Hurricane , . . gold GTO . , . Revad's mistake . . . loves to drop objects off bridges . . . Meramec River Repository . , . saw tomorrow, and probably will see the next .,. N.N.A. ... It was Him! It was Him! ... Here's a treat .,. Barhorst Pan Club. gT,,, ,. Kathy Ann Loeb Begin vandaag niet met de schreven van gisteren. Kath, Catalina, Katrna founder of sno-cone place butterflies forever . . . sailing on the S.S. Wisser . . . left the Admiral, but wsn't complaining when she got to Liberty 2000 . . . Hot Papa . . . baseball games with Christy and Gin . . . her brother is WIERD . . . her sister's a Clayton thug, and thinks she's bad . . . comments a play rehearsals, . , . Bole's 4 kittens all-nighters with Clarkson Westood's ice- box, but Tony's was a little too much . . . People Vamos! . . . prom mix-up . . . ocho navios . . , I'm not going to tell you. Ann's play in the watertower loves food the 4 families . . . onions . , , will love Marty forever . , . Dreyland heater and blankets in her garage K.D,'s romantic story at the dinner table . . . summers with Linda . . . Sunday tennis . . . her CUTE feet . . . always in a bathing suit . . . E.I.L. . . . primavera . . . Rachette Parties . . . swiss flags , . . started at 5 and finished by 8 . . . Champagne Bilane . . . Wie- gand's basement . . . knows the Bruins, but supposedly plays for the Kings . . . autographs 4 , . Cody's Country Club . .. 3 Musketeers bars . . . Marlboro Table . . , spent honeymoon watching the Kentucky Derby OJ. bottles Boston weekend . . . topic of health classes . . . Steak n' Shake and Carl's building sandcastles until 2:00 A.M, swim- ming with the sharks at midnight . . . greeny meany . , , Si, sabo , . . I have to have a cigarette. . . . Iim's unfinished yearbook Mr. Montgomery Perkins at 7:15 Lane's until 3:00 . , . Super Sunday . . . loved picking Benny up from work . . . card games with Nancy . . . turkey is best when it's cold ,. . the back row gang . . . Never do today, when you can put it off until tomorrow. Time talks, It speaks more plainly than words. The message it conveys comes through loud and clear. Because it is manip- ulated less consciously, it is subject to less distortion that the spoken language. It can shout the truth where words lie. Edward T. Hall John Sykes Martin Always do right this will gratify some and astonish others Mark Twain John Bathroom, Toilet, Men's Room, Lavatory Martin teacher's friend hot TEMPER claytonite That fat pig busted for stealing sleds Com' aun-Bit ., . Hey John can't you keep your head straight? Diverse athletic ability. A and B what? , , . great plan for table that never was . . . Prize Pug Tiki . , . marshmellows for Tiki . , . attacked C.B. in lounge . . . favorite of Acker and Co . . . Hirth's friend . . . you're 1007: wrong and I'm 10042: right , . , 11th grade football once in a while .. . can't remember 1 night in Natucket with W.G. and C.B. . , . great year in 72 . , . talks in sleep . , , black cons with orange laces ,. . all for prohibition .. , Hi Dr. B. we came for a visit . . . got kicked out of tent by Charlie . . . ties B.K. and E.K, for most ungraceful jumper . . . Who puked on my doorknob? . . . it is a BATHROOM . . . great snow suit . . . always prepared . . . Take those disgusting shoes .. . I'm taller, I'm taller!! , . . never gets involved in anything . . . pick on somebody your own size Martin .. . Mrs. Holekamps famous gourmet cooker . . . got ready for Free from Day with the Hershey's and Stith . . . will argue with anyone . . . Martins for senior justices .. . the radical Martin the A, quite a car. .. It comes fre- quent visits to Country Club , . . always in court for wrong rea- sons . . . horn died before CDS parade , . . bombed CDS's park- ing lot ... JSM and JSM ... Sykes ...461 ... Pleeeaaasel! ... does funky things with his legs . . . electric lighter . . . breakfast at IHOP with J.L., S.B., C.B., ... almost a tradition .. , had a party in 74, didn't know anybody . . . ahhh! that girl has a tat- to - GC From Clayton: six butts and one roach . should have gone to Clayton . . . memories of Xmas pipe . . . with smelly wa- ter . . . up the alley to Mason's . . . a quick one hitter ,. . Hey Martin where did you pick up that THING? . . . going cruzin' .. . A2B-710 - keep wishing ... found happiness the night Mason contemplated suicide while R.B. and T.C. . . , laughed . . . Into the fire with it! . . . John Jive Head Sykes Martin . . . Now, my friend, let us smoke together so that there may be only good between us. Black Elk V Qi! X 'ii A Judith Elizabeth Lowe I know how it is to feel sad. I know how it is when things go bad. But I'm sure that I have found the way I'm happy here and here I'll stay, - K. Hensley Hey Jude . . . Di . , . Honey-Honey Lobo . . . came to J.B.S. in ninth grade . . . baby sat for V.H. at Dreyland . . . Co-founder of the Cov ent of the Holy Sisters of Lobo . .. Brian '72-'74 ,. . Oh no Bolo! . . . Aspen '73 . . . phone calls every night, huh Wieg? . . . Fork you Duckley . . . Baby, ya know I'm gonna leave you. , . , Led Zeppe lin freak . .. remembers the breakfast tradition . . . Applied Math Whiz Kid Betcha five clams, Honey Honey porno Barbie dolls? . . . Springtime in Colo. X74 . . . fizzed out every night Flaming Mamie on Buttermilk .. . took a swim with Sarah and Company once . . . Fortunately it was QUITE dark out . . . Look out Bolo! . , , now let's discuss the situation .. . almost had an E.K.G once, right Elk? . . . Where the.l...is Eureka?? . . . always look ing for a new one . . . the original 100 watt beamer . . . a frustrated female forever . . . the I.D. Lady . . . Dec. 28, I don't even want to talk about it! ... ended a party at 10:30 once, right Bob? ... The pizza did it . . . the Fatal Pig . . . El and Lee, anybody? , . . The Caf feine Kid . . . the girl with THE SHOES! But your Nashville sneak ers always drag me down, down. Ahhh, the Bloreos Weoooooolll If' 'M X52 .ag Q' Zvagirf Cynthia Lynn Manchester To not have Faith, is to not have Pride E.W.C. Ir. Cindy .. . Chtt . .. Chit hester Crusty a honking goose . . . got on the wrong bus with Amy , 4 4 BAB . . . member of the big 8 . . . Are you cold Cindy? . . . piddle, piddle . . . proud owner of Sara and Blue 4 . . hangs around with one of the twins . . . truth or dare at Drey Land . . . I got a bimp on my arm . . . seducted by jesus freaks in Fla. . . . Cindy you can't get under water with your life preserver in- flated! .4 . Sth grade parties . . . stupid eye games with Keller . . . 8th and 9th grade float trips with watermelon . . . always over at Cissel's .4 4 hey, you guys wanna go skiing? . . . had a hard time finding a bat- tery in Fla. . . . peeled her nose off . . . tried to shoot a hot beer, Heather I can't see! 4. . pulled a switch on 1.5. and left l-LP. on the phone ... profitable caroling party at Boles' . . 4 a nice encounter with an octopus . . . discovered the truth in 8th grade when she got together with Heath- er .4 . rufus-sided towhee, heee heee . . . please pass the orange cra- yon .. . hates people singing to the car radio . . . always went after older men 4 . . loves Sara Lee Coffee cake . . . teetotaler . . . rescued by her crumby lieing friend . . . member of Woody's fan club in 9th grade ... Gym skipper .. . daily trips through St. L.C.C. .. . coffee at El 8: Lee . . 4 Unforgetable party at Wieg's in 9th grade, nurse Perry took over .. . hard to get in 73-74 always bar hopping .. Ion's Bar .. . Randall Keane Martln Sat. benda's with the twins and company . . . never around during vaca- tion . . . had a great time in R.I. , . . best friends with a dynamite blond H50 as you push Off from the Shore, Wonft you tum your ,. . first mate to a sailor . . . rock crumbled . . . schaus sizzled . . . Pit head once more and make your peace with everyone. bo'-md with the Kid - - - -Jethro Tull Live for the Present . . Randy . . . Randall . . . the conservative Martin . . , owner of the Boot- sky. . 4 . 410 .4 . B football jock . . . all right you you better block for me this time . . . well let's go left and how does a wing right sound? K.K. at the prom scored first two points of that illutrious C buckets tem got first hit of C baseball teamm hates Citrus fruits . . . double date with Rick at M.l. prom . . . No I won't coach first base . . . great golfer . . . once got a birdie and a double bogey at the same time on the same hole .. . namer of Keny Parkinson .. . Only Z0 more days 'til FLA. . . . Iulie, oh she's a tramp . , . good and bad times at TULL concert . . . Steve will you hold my hand . . . strange occurancs at M.B.C. workedt?D as IBS maintenance man over the summer Rick, it's time for a cookie break .4 . hangs around with a skinny crew cut girl . . . What time did you get in last night 4:1-BO? Oh yea 52001, . . . going to be a Commodore . . . heartbreak kid as a junior . . . played pass-out at Loeb's as prelims for a big night at True's .. . participated in the classic spoons game at True's farm . . . likes to eat roaches with his beer . . . B.T.O. fan ,. . did cals with C.D. before every football game, really helped for Priory . . 4 was attacked in 8th grade by Elkin's lawnmower saw Vandy with Bic, True and Geisal . . . Hey Randy tell me about the AT house? . . . Boles, I told you it hurt . .. 'Dores fan . . . Carson fan . . . I give up, what? He that is wise byday is no fool by night. - Unknown - ,f 4 I is A - Q ,...--. --,b-b, David Kevin McCarthy I am ready to sit down and weep at the impossibility of my understanding or barely knowing a fraction of the sum of objects that present themselves for our con- templation and books and life. George Elliot Mac 4 , , McCarthism . . . Webster Croover . . . the mad picture snapper . . . I'll drive you sit in back . . . three hour pool game with Roland and von Contard . . . cruising with Ardilla, your on the wrong side of the road! . . . ex-lotus lover . . . pizza parlor blues . 4 . rock climbing with von Contard and Lemp , . . just a touch ,4 . Aspen party man . , . can we have some water? . . . Dreyland fiasco, Sunnen gets dis- turbed 1 . . Mason concert . , . el clase de espanol con Paco y Ardilla . , . a true chemistry student ... a follower of Bilane's philosophy .. . Michigan trailer camp those many midnight stops at Steak and Shake . . . a Coor's man . ,. Emerson Lake and Palmer, Crosby Stills Nash and Young and Yes 4. . the big Mac. Jane Sheridan Maune To me, fair friend, you can never be old. - Shakespeare Scrawn . . . Scrawny . . , Muscles 4 . . once stopped with Renshaw on Lindell . . , mooning down Manchester - nailed - , Moondog matinee . . 4 hangs around with some guy from Priory .. . A.M. ,. . SD. in oth- er pools . 4 4 Rosetta's backrubs . . . Marylee Maune 4 . . hit Riverdale's go-cart track , . . ankle woman . . . had four feet last spring . . . gets at- tacked in parks . . . cruiser in queer circle . . . part of a harem . . . Post Horn fan Qlremember North West Plaza Boles?, . . once a three muska- teer and super 8 . 4 . early morning action with Bo and Wieg . . . spent a freezing night on the porch . . . had a party with prowling burgalars . 4 , dumb blonde .. . R.W. fan club .4 , x-mas caroling for a profit ,. . al- ways grounded 4 ,. early morning gymnastics practice with two other blondes . . . had how many court cases with Clarkson? 4 . . was chased at a basketball game has an old man who tells jokes Mom's bomb 4 . . wore a red, foxy red dress to the V.P .4,. little miss cheerlead- er . . . came through the kitchen window at 4 A.M. , . . had a different experience at Trulaskes . . . once took a manequin from Famous with Rainey . , . Chucky - Cuda bears jivin' thru Clayton 4 . . once re- ceived a mysterios letter . , . has a little brother that lives next door . . . has good legs . . . always eating or causing trouble . , . piano . 4 4 banan- as ... spastic as she is called . .. we have foreever ... it's solar .,. Maryjuana . . . Iauna banana. Peter Mallory Miller Walk along the river sweet lullaby They just keep on flowing They don't worry 'bout where it's going Don't fly Mr. Bluebird I'm just walking down the road Early morning sunshine tell me all I need to know You're my Blue Sky You're my sunny day Lord you know it makes me high when you turn your love my way Turn your love my way -Good old Sunday morning bells are ringing everywhere Going to Carolina it won't be long till I'll be there You're my Blue Sky you're my sunny day Lord you know it makes me high when you turn your love my way Turn your love my way. - Dicky Betts Eat itf' . . . Allman Bros. in K.C. . . . Wentzville . . . Big plans for Aspen that never materialized . . . Ahhh! . . . Riding shotgun in the Travellass . , . B.B. King and Marshall Tucker , . . Loves those pota- toes . . . Amy who? , . . Ralph? . . . Seen with The Stone, Stchonck and Butts . . . Hey Hawknoselu ,. . She's pleasantly plump . . . Upchucked in someone's trash can in Aspen - Peter, they're com- ing outside . . . Is known for his swelling head - You got All - What!? . . . Chez Pete the nights before Derek - had one Helluva melon . . . Stranded one snowy night at Keller's . . . The whole fami- l is a ainst Cleo . . Three long, late years spent with a mouthfull Y S ' of steel- Where's the train Peter? . . . Seen a total of two weeks at school between Xmas, Spring Vacation, and May Nonproject The Bully .. . The Bull . . . Mallory . , . The Mill. ff Q. I' Wadi sq 'Wt f Lorine Ann Mendelson Writing is not necessarily something to be ashamed of but do it in private and wash your hands afterwards. Robert A. Heinlein Keep me from going to sleep too soon Or if l go to sleep too soon Come wake me up. Come any hour Of night. Come whistling up the road. Stomp on the porch. Bang on the door. Make me get out of bed and come And let you in and light a light. Tell me the northern lights are on And make me look. Or tell me clouds Are doing something to the moon They never did before, and show me. See thatl see. Talk to me till l'm half as wide awake as you And start to dress wondering why I ever went to bed at all. Tellme walking is superb. Not only tell me but persuade me. You know I'1jn not too hard persuaded. - Robert Francis Gen Obata looking ahead until you are dead it's almost like LIVING THE FUTURE planning my time like a curse living my life in reverse my thoughts keep on showing i'm really not growing cause i'm living the future first living the future first living the future with eyes closed running away from the past living the fu ture in days going by and saving the present for last g.o, l Mary Virginia Mitchell . . . Truth conceals itself in error. History reveals its face: days of ecstasy and terror invent the future that invents the race . , . Donald Lehmkuhl Gn .. . Ginny Knot Jenny!! . . . likes to climb up mushrooms . . . charter member of the third floor and gallery gang 4 . . famous for her KADI dedications , . . the dynamic duo Hen and Gin , , . KTWO SPADESHIJ . . . Good Vibrations . . . sing along with Mitch , . . really gets into good music You take the basses in the next room, Ginny , . . sometimes hyper . . . ACTUALLY she's crazy - or something . . . l3.O.R.D. - fix or repair daily . . . rokoplane with Meg ... Yes person ... McCarthyism ... loves to dance ... late night accidents . . , By Your Side is by her flour sack lsour flack?J . . . l'M MEAN REALLY - SERIOUSLYI- I mean . , . ties herself in knots , . . spools of milk? . . , sounds like hydrogen ,. , Mr. Ste- vens, would you check my apparatus? . , . tiddly tennis . . . dande- lion Saturdays ... St. Lucia and the natives ,., Flashy Sparky Ornch Uuicelj . . . Virginny . . . Molly . . . No, l'm notjoni Mitchell . . . baseball games: germs and doodles . .. got a new car - what a bomb, a Mitchmobile . . . Forward Observer! . . . often seen in the Olive Steak and Shake . . . Anchor person . . . Mother Nature 4 , . Give Me a Star . . . has a sweater with perfect pockets , . , writes the world's longest letters , . . 2U . . . Beatles freak , . . hey, kiddo .. . a U. Citian .. . owns a threatened Mop .. , short mother ... low ceilings . . . wore a dress 5 M days last year - but so did Ms. Ras- sieur . . . GROBER! . . . exhibits a purple V . , . hair half as long as her ... extremely short at first ... Meazle ,. . Metzal .. . Meaz .,. Cousin It . . . don't worry, l know your not straight' '... Gin. Carolyn Ann Molden Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is notg a sense of humor, to console him for what he is. The Wall Street Journal Carol . , . Caroline . , . Carmy . . . Molden .. . Moldy .. , Butch . , . lives up north . . . Santa comes to our house first! , . . has talented pets and slippery rugs . , , famous meals of BBQ beef and french fries . . . the fish . . . between shiney hair and shinefy teeth, who can see her? , . . veteran of countless slumber parties , . . loves pillow fights . . . Tad Simmons . . . singing Feed the Birds at 4:00 A.M. . . . always the first one up . . . the soup can .. . I.et's go jogging! . . . Russian exercise . . . Supremes in Creme . , , French skits, Dassler, Molden Bowlesp Ie suis Helen .. . Spades ,. . No I won't hug you for a rock. a Musketeer with Bowles and Gamble invariably surprized at her annual suprize party , . . opposite twin Stith . . . craves bagels and or- ange slices . . . Kirkwood guys, You live where??? , . . Carol, does Todd drive a Corvette? . . . Michigan summers . . . Indiana wanted her and she went there often . . . Home-Ec. Drop-out . . . knitting lessons from Hibbard . . . climbed dinosaurs with Arthur . . . Aspenite . . . Are you sure your not drunk? . . . Mazzzzda - the egg beater . .. D.Q., B.K., I..S.8:B., M.P., I..C. ... Hey Sugar, let me take your pic- ture constantly losing purses and contacts .. . exchanges witti- cisms with Mark S. . , , perpetual B-teamer . . . plays every sport except soccer , . . a gator' '... seven co-editors? . . . has a good time no matter what . , . Queen of corny jokes . . . she can be serious? , . . super stu- dent , . . so organized . . , Miss Activity . , . maid for drama . . . stays in good humor . . , a real livesavor' '... a good friend always, Smiley. there's so much left to know and I'm on the road to Robert Terry Rassieur So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, Never look backwardg someone may be gaining on you find out. - Satchel Paige Cat Stevens Rahoo, the Mad Bomber, The Animal, Mr. Hustle, Feastmaster, Burger- master . , has a viscious do and a brother to match , . enjoys playing , g . Horse at- 4 O , . . sledding at 2:00 A.M. . . . once had hits with Pickel and Leebabe Practices pitching in his room ruined Master- piece . . . Alaska . . . victim of the 5,289th rip off . ,. We're nice guys and will buy gas . . . I broke your deal . . , Too bad Gordon isn't here . . . invented the game Butane . , . ate a lot of pizza in jasper . . . got his classy socks torn up in the extrator . . . co-conspirator in the Chicago Bus Station rip off . . . the Rassieur layup . . . has a lifetime basketball record of 2-38 ,. . co-holder of L.N. 4 mile relay record known for his long stride ,, . world's best fishing line untangler .. . also world's best fishing line tangler . . . a donut connoisseur . , . blew up the world on Free Form day . . . originator of computer baseball and the natural stealing function makes some of the strangest noises ,. . assisted in the destruction of Pittman's basketball one night . . . unani- mous choice for Christmas Reader . . . great Ioe Ferone . . . Surprise, Suprise, we did it! . . . baseball fan, especially when attending games with CAI. . . . late night out . . . Celia's math tutor . . . Monopoly at 2 in the morning .. . very slow reader, but uncommonly quick otherwise . . . If it's green I hate it . . . You're so queer!!! . . . WORLD aristo- crat .. . what a dancer . , . It's better than 1Oth . . , But, it's a great car . . . fantastic Spit player .. . nobody intimidates the Animal . , , close friend of Calvin O. and the U. City gang . . . sells chocolate stars helped a certain Chinaman design kites in Iowa . , . United States' dele- gate , Can I borrow your notebook, just for over the summer? . . , loves to tell a story about a dead cat in a drawer . . . 1001 ways to get out of Dinnerset . . . played golf during C.C. practices without clubs .. . research for the Bash in Physics . , . gets in the most ridiculous argue- ments . . , It takes two to argue . . . lots of time spent in Charlevoix The Beautiful with Murdicks Famous Fudge . , . a veteran of the Steak House Gang . . , AND THE FANS GO WII.D!!! I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Patrick Henry Arthur Scott Rosecan Power tends to corrupt, absolute power corrupts absolute- ly.'f - Lord Acton Arthur Artie . . . Royce had a most unusual dog with a most unusual name . . . is always doing normal things . . . Entertains at child- rens birthday parties by doing math proofs . . . Presdent of the Student Body! . . . rides a play sheep around the house . . . early morning swim- ming at R,S,C. ,. . lim not going to school today .. . has a good- looking Yalie brother . . . tells baby jokes for a hobby , . , Rossi's great math class . , . the Codasco paint job . . . is partial to lambs CEweJ .. , Arthur - I think we're going the wrong way down a one-way street , . , No I know where I am , , . fellow assistant director . , . The Bald Soprano . . . giggles at concerts for any other time for that matterj . . . was power-hungry in eleventh grade . . . Iune 7, 1957 . . . birthday cele- bration ,., Day For Night .. . stops at green lights ... one of the Loretto Hilton threesome with Boles and K-baum Spoede School playground remembers action in the kitchen with Clarkson and Boles before the play . , , the pacifier . . . something spilled on him at Woodstock .. . circus peanuts Sillie Mazie Schmertz' third period English . . . taught Spotty to smoke . . . drove to Chicago with Bluejean .. . AW, and Sourball . .. Swedish Peach never late to morning assembly . . . frequents the asylum . . . wooped it up with Billy, Rick, Rainbow, Bequita, K.P. and Varda . . . thinks Obata moos like a cow Mocerimania corrupted by Cristy and Kathy one night . . . a vicious soccer player . . . one of the best and the brightest .Hetarted out innocent, ended up likeall the rest .. . Super Pres Saper Rosecan. Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her, If you can bounce high, bounce for her too, Till she cry Lover, gold hatted, high-bouncing lover, I must have you! Thomas Parke D'Invilliers Lisa Klare O'Keefe The promise of tomorrow means nothing with- out the hope of today. The Song of Living Flowers bloomed this morning Birds sang to welcome the sun Pausing to watch the sun rise Morning and I become one , Looking up over the clouds Seeing the blue sky once more Found myself in wonder at things never seen before and the morning came today Bright shiny, new With promise of beginnings And things I might do. Passed through the day Hours tumbled into twilight Took some time to watch Day become one with night. Moon slowly rising above Stars gently come to the sky Breathless and hushed all around me Silent- the night and I. Nighttime falls again Day has slowly gone Yet the song of living Will go on and on. If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. Robert Louis Rosenfeld Ir. I want to live life to the fullest - Marvin Barnes explain- ing why he was broke one month after receiving a S100,000 bonus. California chicks . . 4 The Rose: knows lots of ways to move 4 . . card shark . . . I can't believe you did that Adams! . . . Second only to Chi- co in arguments with the A . . . One night fling in the back of Chico's Cutlass . . . Never gets stopped , . 4 Visitation girls , . . Aspen lover . . . Brought mouthwash with him . . . Great fan of Ardilla antics . . . Base- ball expert on and off the field . . . decided one day to move the Jeep out of it's parking place . . . Andy Ritter . . . gold GTO . . , found a gift from Strada! in his right front seat . . . high speed chases . . . CDS . . . member of the Revad and Reveets fan club , . 4 friend of Captain Grubb . . . handy with a rake . . . always under the influence . . . No way you masher! . . . former friend of Fluke . . . MBC . . . uses lines on out of state girls fMilwaukeeJ how about showing me around the Campus . . 4 Hey babe where's the party? . . . has fun shining his lights in picture windows . . . had a disagreement with some Webster boys . . . Crazy man Rose has no fear . . .Drives a hot Cougar . . . tried to pick up an Oriental at a Ladue water polo game lAustin was droolingl . . . Likes to pick up wasted hitchhikers . . 4 Follows girls in Aspen and puts on the charm. How about some dinner? . . . Is always thirsty on weekends . . . good poker player . . . great pinch hitter in the clutch . . . Leaf Bag King fhead of the LLBAJ . . . Hey you, here's a treat . . . Son what's your name, this young lady wants to know 4 . , Six Flags is gonna be great Hammer! ... It was Him, it was Him! , ., Car dies at the strangest times . . . holds the record for the most bear walks at Drey- land . . 4 greatest moment was throwing the Lil into Adams' pool . . . did live to see tomorrow Let's not work today, A 4. . Memorable night at Sugar Tree farms . , . enjoys getting fingers . . . loves giving Krause the snow job .4 . Hey Chip we got some girls coming over here. . . . member of the Black Aces 4 . . silver Mustang II, blue Cama- ro, green Mustang etc. . . . You've been in trouble on Barnes road be- fore! 4 . . Well officer, I uh can explain .. . All night cruise club . . . the Admiral , . . always scums the ubem . . , has bowling average of 107, but constantly wins bets from Dank whose average is 160. Ann Berkeley Ogles by We shall be better and braver and less helpless if we think that we ought to inquire, than we should habe been if we indulged in the idle fancy that there was no knowledge and no use in seeking to know what we do not know. Plato Annie , . , very patient . . . vociferous basketball fan . . . that's funny, half Percodan does'nt do a thing to me . . , But I only had one glass of wine Don't worry Lori, we fixed twice as much for you .. . cor- rupted by her peers . . . often diagrees with her elders . . . feels free to drop in 4 . . broke loose in tenth grade . . . Paula's interpreter . , . you might like it, but it's not quite my thing . . , owns a gorgeous key chain . . . Coco's supporter . . . Nacky's second hand friend . . . easily enter- tained . . . shocking . , , let's put this in proper perspective . . . talk to me .. . I donft understand him . . , happily ever after in Preelandville 4 . . expensive dinners with Tim . . 4 what do you mean Amherst went co-ed? . , . 4 , . excitement plus 4 , . a Smithy to be . . . why am I doing this? never mind, I know , 4 . just sitting around is great . . . but I hate all this WORK! . . . surprise, surprise . . 4 one of T.P.'s favorites 4 . . what's your problem kid? how 'bout that . , . good times in chorus . . , memorable trip to West County with PCD . . . lunches at Andre's 4 . . fullback with green knee socks . . . number seven scar , . , loves Den- tyne . 4 . school spirit UD .. . Wild Turkey fan ,, , member of Liber- man's country club reads Ayn Rand . . , Pd Singer . . . Tee hee hee . . , adores doughnuts . . . got Paula to help with the four-month project , . . that would be a panic! likes to be roasty toasty , . 4 but I've never heard of Fee Fee Road . . . Holy Surprise .4 . Your going to hit the curb . . , see? I told you you were going to hit the curb. .4 . once wrote a novel . . . never eats but always clears ,. . loves Brandy Alexanders . , . That's very too bad .. . possesses -a Doby original . . . swing- maker 4 . , Antreebelle . . . Abo . . . Ann. John Franklin Ross iiThe best things in life are the least practical. Graves Gladney Bwana4i1 ... I-loss Jean le mec ... IR. ... the story man ... Indian folklore . . . famous for the flex . . . great singer - And when he pulled the tregro . . . , I . known for his escapades in the chem lab - Now where did Stevens hide the glycerol and the nitric acid? . . . sets fire to other people's lab stations as well as his own .. . hot nickels ... gun nut .. . sank a buoy .. . best friends with a guy who machetes rats . . . shoots .44 magnums over at Maune's house teacher's nightmare loves to study . . . I-I.P.'s legs got him through english class . . . Wang, what' a derivative? . . . real serious student - puts foldouts in french maps .. . Jean, you are going to drive me crazy! . . . has a missle for a car . . I Sorry, no back seat' '... made a great Carr Lane counselor, right Karen? Meet me by the ropes does great imitations of Zeebold, jivin' jerry, and Karen Moose Walker . . . has strange dreams . . . loves being a ski bum with Stretch LaRue, Sandy the Snake and Connie the Space Queen .. . got his instructor's jacket in an interesting way .. . jumps over houses . . . doesn't like to stop . . . has a thing about this one French teacher . . , Va te faireiif . . . General Irrigua . . . had a great time in DQ after the play . . . loads ammunition by the ton . , . only Buck Owens fan at school . . , wants to be a truck driver . . . A, you Niagro! . . . sometimes says things he shouldn't . . . They want to apologize to Me?' '... hates models No! Ooooh, that tickles! has strange tastes Big Wangs buddy Then SHOW me how, Karen! gives Luehrman continuous trouble - C'mon, Ieez, I win best out of five and you got to tell me EVERYTHING! . . . weeeo city . . , hates Haug they man - far outl . . . Let's go for the Peter Lu- pus Kept everyone entertained at Drey Land Dog, Ah'm freezin! . . , eat more possum , . . When in doubt, whup it out hands in G.M.'s pockets had an unusual New Year's resolution . . . Kent Lomont fan . . . A-Dee-Yose, NLF. . . . knows more maniacs than anyone else . I , never sleeps . . . likes to look greasy , . , foot on the firewall and eyes on the rear- view mirror . . . 427 . . . Rahss . . . big John, Samme Crwig Thirty spokes share the wheel's hubg It is the center hole that makes it useful. Shape clay into a vesselp It is the space within that makes it useful . . , Therefore profit comes from what is thereg Usefulness from what is not there. Lao Tzu 24 . . . the math hater . . . car jinx , . . took a 4 month ski vacation for the sake of Avant Garde education . . . affected by the VAII. GANG . . . snazzy supersonic sideral snowskis . . . dated her bike in Sun Valley . . . true to Toddg . . . pinball wizard with Runt . . . will never understand the one who sees value only in 531 or chrome molly . . . ZA , . . hoards rundren albums . . . stars and glitters . . . finally joined the harem . . . part bird . . . a tune can't be spoken . . . sassafrass leaves Knot what you thinkj . , . me and my Canon really appreciated those calls from Ladue, but what happened? . potential reactionary liberal . . . confirmed extremist .. . fastest ra- dio button puncher around . . . a little accident prone . . . as subtle as an atomic explosion . . . cream soda . . . no hibitions . . . utopia . , . is it astar? ..a BITTERSWEET nothing reamins to be said necessarily its value would have a low estimation and since it is the end ' only thoughts have the rights to exist 7 Raymond Edgar Rowland Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today because if you enjoy it today, you can do it again tomorrow. Unknown side , Chipper , . . Rowlansky . . , the little bookie . . . Dallas-Aspen . . . Gee E Ed, can I go too? . . . S40 must have been a real run down . . , infa- mous for his I-Ialloweens . . . stunning car, stunning turtle necks , . , makes bets on the games . . . never cheated in his life, just slipped off the bottom . . 4 you pay me first . . , Paco 4 . , member of the fantastic four . . . the pizza parlor 4 . . you smell . . . skier . . 4 the famous turn , 4 . parties in the middle of the street . . 4 pure grain alcohol . . . SIDER- AL .. . 925-3309 ... try to flip ... What the hell did that pig stop me for, I wasn't doing anything. You XGP ii! pigs . . . Zin 9 days no points S100 , . . great hunter 4: . loves those 30-06's 4 . , 13 stitches . . . pres 4 . . good old Lindbergh , . . easy to talk to . . . never in a bad mood 4 . 4 his hand a deadly weapon the windshield, the steps at the farm, mailboxes . .. the great race , 4 . 120 mph , . . the leaf piles , . 4 100 ft. patches . . . hell of a driver , . . his best friend Schmuck . . . lane gather- ings joint parties , . 4 pool 'til 3 a.m. . . . first bong in a pastry room . . . tried hard to play football , . . made a great tackle from center in CDS game . . . stopped 3 times in one night . . , the rake . . . entire force after him . . . ZOO rolls courtesy of IBS .... a wild walk through the jungles of downtown 4 . . had a great time in Switzerland . . . seen frequently in seniors boys bathroom ,4 4 being in the right places at the right time doing the wrong things . , , fumas in Acker's room . . . Mary I mania , . . I-Ianson's and Bailey's favorite . 4 . finally grew his hair to a decent length .. . 7th grade casonova . , . pretty cute piece o' a . . . Fitz's freak . . . 12:00 p.m. Champaign parties . 4 . obnoxious but adorable , 4 4 Robyn .... takes months to pay debts , . . Yogi . always a friend , . . Kidlir. Kathleen Gladys Paletta how loosely can one lonely person say it's cold out here, won't you throw your arms around me and surround me one would be surprised to find out that someone just might respond - kp inc. hey rrrainey . . . up for some cherry cigars? . . . no, I'm Thelmalo u Barbarasue . . , ace bandaged up face . . . dancing feet . . . jungle boo- gie 4 . . lean on me . , 4 no just capillaries! David Nyberg thinks I fell in a bucket of red paint speed Queen, rolling reeferg moonen down Manchester , 4 , hitched to B.K. by Pope Paulie at Bluejeans . . . little virgin mary, can handle anything but a crush . . . perfect set up . . . and seen by brother on New Years Eve? . . . started off another new year on the right foot tsprainedj between the bad stomach and the weak bladder . . . did I ever tell you about the time . 4 . no sya- meese at pelvic squeeze . . . and breakfast . . . squishing tomatoes . . . switch . . . 100 bottles of beer on the wall . , . Ahuahuette , 4 . curt canyon slide , 4 , rollizita . , 4 patella . , . leanie . . 4 you never did in- fluence me right? . . . oh white lightning sure tastes good . . . Loves Lola swimming suit backwards .. . likes to visit the boys john with Elkin, john, and especially David . . . 13 inches . . . I'm back too . 4 . bye mom , . . the year of typhoid from Deer Creek . . . yea, and the mud fight before hansoon's zoo class 4 . . tie dye 4 . . Bobby Sherman . ,4 sooouul ,. , Trog cool tfootj massages the Best tRen- shawj , 4 . 500 . . . don't worry about it . . , somebody, please Sneak in my window tand abduct mej . . . say babe, take a walk on the wild bye from the Wide Mouth Frog. good friends are for keeps - a thought from Karen Carpenter Mark Phillip Schoenberg Look around you, there are people around you - and you may eat your heart out because you didn't ask them questions. and the less you talk, the more you'll hear. A. Solzynetsyn Came late, left early, only to come back Ctoo late againj . . , smiles alot fright Stith?J . . , related to a younger HWOMANX' . . . wed to six strings 4 . . never worried .4 4 very involved in athletics? 4. . fairly ethnocentric 4. , Oh Saundy? 4. . a safe driver .. . tried to knock a few back with Hershey in London town but got beat bad . , . good friends with Mr. History . . . a Bald boprano mumblesfbabbls funny languages virtually unknown a Latin holdout pseudo-head Det var sviart att komme hit, svgrare att aka dit hoppas att on vaxer upp kraftiqa. Vara glad det finns inget annat att gtira, Man kan inte vlilja situationen, men han kan valja i situationenf' -I.P.Sartre 4.x 'E LL,, ,651 VE 4 4 Heather Elizabeth Perry So take off your thirsty boots and stay for awhile Unknown EnriquicadortHenry - Henrietta?j . . . enriqueta . . . duckie, roink, roink, rhee, rhee .. . had a great 9th grade science class - rufus sided tow hee hee hee hee hee hee . . . pass me the orange crayon please . , . has been seen doing strange things at yearbook , . . wears rabbit ears - is known for a snowball . . . has a few dark spots on her rug - right Cindy? 4 . . always seen doing strange things everywhere, like: submar- ine, suction cup, spider, duckie, ape, piggie etc. . . . known for great let- ter writing . , . spent 4 mos. getting up at 4:00 in the morning to go to gymnastics . . . got a strange case of bumps on the neck from the beam . . . got fat going to the bakery at 6:00 A.M. . . . just laughed at Ginny when she got stuck wfa coffee cake in her leotard . . 1 remembered for her parallel parking . . 4 put Christy to work clearing land this summer . . . never on time, hates algae . . . she and Cindy met up wfa pair of jesus freaks in Fla. . . . hey you want to go skiing? . 4 . had a hard time finding a battery 4 . . had a nice set of blisters, 8: peeling that skin . 4 4 snuck out of the tent at 10:00 . . . we tried but it didn't work wfhot beer . . . Heather I can't see anything , and I was wearing her body shirt . . . it's so hard to snorkel wfyour lifejacket completely inflated 4 . . cor- rupted by Cindy in 10th grade loves to go caroling at S.B.'s member of the big 8 . . . gets along great wfArny's dog . . . enjoys dress- ing up for school and then eating at FBS . . , member of a harem . . . always being pinched , . 4 Arty entertained her in Eng. wfmath proofs 8: baby jokes . . . the TWA stewardess . 4 . stoplight ears . . , never wears socks in cold weather .4 . went to some wild parties when she was younger . . 4 soccer then rugby . . . she and Ann did a study on the hab- its of 8th graders . . . had a wild night at Weeg's taking care of people - tmedicine runs in the familyj . . . same night left Ann wfbroken glass or a full sink Cthanks to Joe - 8: C.D. took the punishmentl 4 . , fell off the couch at Altvater's . . . went for a lot of rides wfC.D. before V-ball 4 , . named a wretched girl in 9th grade . . . deported to the 2nd row for the holidays , . . has known j.L. since she was 5 yrs. old . . . an avid Neil Young fan .. . danced wfher pillow . . . has a baby pig for a friend tSoft Pinkj . . . finally made hockey . . . will never say rabbit rabbit again in her life . . . loves to serve brocolli 8: nuts to Gin . . . a honking christ- mas goose . . . we need a revote . . . LOVES Martin Luther King Drive!! l . . . owns a terb shirt 8: an old pair of Joe thongs . . 4 member of Wood- y's fan club . , . makes frequent trips to St. LCC 8: El 8: Lee . . . will rent out Holly to anyone who needs a good slave . . . always doing wierd things . . . ROINK . . . Heaththther. Michael Siebold Zee-bold . . . now that's real beer . . . pool at Mac's . . . may I drive your car . . , Der Bomber . . . likes to chug vodka, bourbon, rum, anything . . . unbelievable poker luck . . . I don't cheat . . . she is nice, I want her the man with the legs A.M.R. comes from the Old Country .. . only one pair of pants . . . Mr. Acker's favorite student , . . what's a booter? . . . likes to drive the big caddy ... super long showers ... beats up Binky ... came to the States to get a blonde girlfriend . . . learns all new vocabulary from GC. . . . also likes K.M. . . . wears soccer shoes on gym floor . . . Passz mee de balle .. . there is a first time for everything . . , first non straight A foreign exchange student . , . ya . , . SOSXODXDOA . . . dinner at O'Connell's . . . go-carting . . . gets around well with American women . . . our German friend . . . wants to go skiing . , . don't wear black, I-I.P. . . . knows to say the right thing at the right time .. . soccer s-t-u-d .. . 6 in 3 . . . picks up English really well, especially slang . . . Heil Mike . . . To the Senior Class and all the students at John Burroughs: Eventhough this year is not over yet, I will thank all of you very much for giving me such a great time here in St. Louis. My english is not good enough yet to express my real feeling, so all I can say is thank you so much for everything. I would especially like to thank my class, who made it possible for me to come here. At first I did not even know that all of you worked to earn the money necessary for an expensive person as I am. This was only the first thing you did. You also accepted me as one of you, which made me feel right at home. I have not been homesick yet, that shows that you did the right things with me. When I go home to Germany I will always remember you and my year in St. Louis, the best year of my life. I did so many things that I've never done before. Soon I will miss all of you so much. But the least I can offer you is, whenever you come to Europe make a trip to my town and visit me. You must promise me that. My family is looking forward to have you to our house. As far as I know we will have an American exchange student at our house. So, come sometime please! In everlasting memory, your grateful, Michael Siebold D. 463 Bochum Merianstasse 3 Andrew Gravely Sisk There comes a time in the affairs of men when we must take the bull by the tail and face the situation. W.C. Fields A model student - until 12th grade . . . slightly interested in Railroads . , . Richie Zisk . , . has a 35 chevy with running- boards great for riding on - right Officer Woodridge? , . , ran trains at Union Station with Busse , . . missed his chance to be an all-metro football player because of his early retirement from football due to injuries . , . Made the most of the trip to Pembroke and brought back two cases of Coors . . . found a friend in a blue Camero Halloween night , . . studies com- parative acceleartionn in the bullet Riviera with Bic and Hammer out in Gumbo for Physics . . . likes good, natural fun . . , Zisk, you're too wholesome! The universe is not hostile, nor yet is it friendly. It is simply indifferent, Katherine Mitchell Rainey I do not want merely to possess a faith: I want a faith that possesses me. Charles Kingsley hey paletta - this is it .. . sure am, lets pull another psychology experiment, barbarasue! Steak sure must remember us, with: bumping on the roof , . . which reminds me of 3 dancing dolls - Rosetta, Marilee and Erytha . . , get down . . . getting back to nature at Dreyland, speaking of natural wonders - is that make-up? . . . Paul used that paint to put flames on Otto . . . Nailed or hooked while shot Tableau Mary with BK-Ioe friday 4th period Bubs Daddy Piano Club . . . s,ee,n with a strange dark haired boy . . . shoes, pans, sockes and pots . . , dislocated kneecap in Webster, leap frog - sprained shoulder with PB, hurtin' at the Prom with an ankle tpoor Billyj .. . takes 24 pills, 26 times daily go-carting at Riverdale? . . . how about the food fights at Tilles . , , grocery shop- ping . . . Betsy's wild parties and 18 hour SAT days . . , okey dokey . . . No, I won't hug you for a rock .. . toothpaste vandal . , . dog , . . has strange blind dates . . . tuna with Sly . . . Michigan too - adept skiier and snow mobile driver . . . burglarized while babysit- ting twice , . , has parties in her bathroom . . . Fall Ball at PB's . . . hits BR often . . . pickle cakes and hives to RR . . , mobile manican at Famous with maune . . , Tad Simmons . , . met Ed at a pool . . . cruises to QC in Forest Park . , . has a hyper dog . . . never at school a full day ... That's cute. . .. I'm back .. . Howdy Grandpa ... What year is this? . . . The peddling duo knee deep in mud . . . peace .., spectrum ... Woodstock .. . RIGHT ON! ... WW buddy .., Rainbow - one of the Class of '75 Nashional Merrittt SKolarz . . . Hey rrrrrrainey - Take a Ride on the Wild Side . . , The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity, the optimist, the opportuniy in every difficulty. L P jacks Kirby Robert Soffer People are self-centered to a nauseous degree They will keep on about themselves while I'm explaining me. - Piet Hein Kirby Kirbyfer Kirbs ... Cub Max ... Werbus dis- cussed Wierdism with general public Culture charter and founding member of MBC fMary, Burroughs, C.D.S.?J . . . the legend of Ezmerelda Smith Rather candid weekends Most respected counselor at August Days take off my shoes and my watch 4 . . never swims with a bathing suit . 4 4 has wonderful parties . , . 1 4 . . sniff, sniff . . . 2 . . 4 streaking anyonell? . , , Always has a lot of Clay- ton High in his neighborhood . . . Always has a lot of policemen in his neighborhood invites varied people to his parties traditional weekend before Spring vacation bash 4 .. 3 . . . segregation and cold weather . 4 4 4 . , . has neat ? parties . 4 . tespecially with certain Iuniorsi . . 4 Crashers welcome? . . . runs around the neighborhood in the middle of the night 4 , , Hates holey cheese . . , Bthuh . . . What happened to your windshield wiper? . . . 534.12 . . . and your antenna? . . . has inter- esting car decorations . 4 . Composed a Soap opera as a junior . . . re- placed Bell Telephone with a certain person gets invited to very small and interesting parties . . . has friend at Clayton High . . , they both have an interest in plumbing business . 4 . spring vacation . , fga- rage 4 , . ELP AND CS . . . was laughing at America . . . had explo- sive time at Elton Iohn Concert 4 , . drove the infamous green Capri un- til Elton john had a famous trunk takes interesting notes in class . . . lends dirty magazines to horny girls . . . my interest in her is purely physical hates private jokelllll? breaks his glass .. . gormet . . . GRRR . . . Imean really , . . Kirb. Professor Blooby doesn't see the fun in what his fellow men call relaxation. He isn't ignorant of how it's done, but lacks the neces- sary application. - Piet Hein Elizabeth Marshall Renshaw forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair, Gibran Vonswarzkoff . . . Betchuska 4 . 4 Savage . . . remembers fifth grade and the twins, right Boles? . , . Miss Bliss wfRainey 8: K.P. . . , Dissects pigs with a vengence , . . Wha a man .. . S,D. in the summer 4 Mahfa . . . omelets and spinach at midnight wfScrawny . . . Turn back Oh man in K. C. Mo, .. . Broke her arm sledding . . . P. Squeeze ,. , Abilene Hah, Ahm ferm Pevely loves Bissingers' Violet Squares . , . grounded . . . Floridian . . . KADI wfBootsie and sibling 4 . . Stargazes on her balcony . . . saw Traffic wfScrawn . . . Oh how bizarre . . . Had many wild parties , 4 . loves soccer 4 . , wills her eyes to Charles of the Ritze . , . C.I3.D. . . . a very strange night wfB.I.. 8: R.B. .. . once ate a pickle with Schoenfreak on a motorcycle . . . her spanish name means party ... I.D. 8: SB. on St. I..C.C. .,. A waitress in a donut shop . . . SWITCH! . . . Jessica . .. likes to scare people by sticking hockey sticks in fans moondog matinee unusual car accidents . . . bruises easily . 4 . can pass for 21 any day . , . barber for Lemp and Buss. Very iridescent . , , Takes everything easily . . , Broke her toe dancing 4 . . the mannequin of the month award , 4 , cruises in Forest Park 4 . 4 Great . . . YOU could be replaced by a very small pointsetta . . . upper crusts . , . Buzzooka . , . the ladies friendly . 4 . many loves .. . garbles archaically . . . I'm not really violent .. . great googalie moogalie I! .. . the good old Grateful Dead .. . will never forget the first time on Lindell . . . It's cool 4 . 4 So lets bungle in the jungle ,4 4 Always singing 4 . . Loves art and music . . . Hopes to own a Jaguar someday . . . The outer limits , . . has a piercing stare , . . TATA . . . Betsy . .4 Binch . . , Wrench . .. Bethy ,., Bef. I would rather learn something that I don't understand than not learn anything, for wisdom sprouts from patient curiosity. Stephen Welsh Strada! There are friends who pretend to be friends But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother Proverbs michiganite . , .aspenite . . . mad bomber . . . what's that in the trees . . . ski bum , 4 . loves the seventh graders . . . HEY DAVE uh, sorry steve . 4 , GREEN MONSTER . . . i think i'm stuck . . . steveer . . 4 reveets . . . dreyland reject . . . member of Lemens patrol . . . leader in resrictions with RJ. , . . where did that come from? . . . crystal view zoo . . . frankfort . , , tuck . . . comet , . . wanna buy a golfball mister? .. . midnight canoe races on crystal HEY RICK WHERE DID THAT CAR GO! 4 . . lets see a 500 S divot! .. . lange . .4 Stan- dleys lunch table in 11th grade . . . quite an actor . . . good friend of all the coaches . . 4 hoss loves the Admiral . . . party at I.L. with Pac, Ier, Ed . , . knows twins at M.I ..., fun ride with chap schid schtonk after CDS dance . . . hort wie stein . . . strech LaRue . , . I and harry larry in the dunes , 4 . tone deaf , . . I-IEY TED FREAKS ON THE BEACH!!! . . . loves to sail . . . goodbooter . . 4 nice punt .4 . fun times in Steelville . . . midnight golf games with pete ted john and dave . , , run it's TUCK! . . . let's blow it up . . . loves to tip sail- boats . . . friend with riddle . . . 116 bales a trip , 4 4 tennis bum . . , gastric explosions with e.s., p.m., r.w. in Radiation Bio wierd swimmers down there . . . the big 0 . 4 . always low on gas up in Michigan , 4 . napalm in c.s. Bilanes chem . . . M.A.C. 4 , . loves to bearwalk, right r.b. . . , pounds 7th and sth graders for fun . . . ev- ery once in a while really gets .hungry . . . good times in play with j.d. and gib .. . steakhouse gang . . . 360's on pringles . . . allies with c .. . good shot BWANAH .. 4 never in SERIOUS trouble . ,. on the slopes with hoss , 4 . loves ARDILLA . . 4 can't believe the class , 4 , hey klink . . . can't wait to go back , . . cab, clint, bud, gary, rose . . . wonders if it is ever worth it , . 441 loud voice . . . expresses his feelings well . . . always talking about Michigan . . . steve . . . stever ... bass 4 .. eko , ., straddle . . , bwana?i2 . . . stephen. David Weir Stradal Keep on laughing - you may not learn much but you'll have fun and that's just as good. Rick Barker Dave . . . Victor . 4 . David . , . Barefoot kicker, 40 yards a crack . . . has a short fuse with a big bang . . . a real rugby nut . . . calling special sig- nals on C team with Iim H .. . one of a pair ,,. those Mary I chicks . . . used to be seen in the vicinity of Gouvenor Lane alot . . . E.L.O. fan . . . one of el Se'r'iors favorites . . . seen with a new girl at every party . . . has a mother with a recognizable laugh . 4 . quite a shot with a teasing needle right LW., R.M., and S.L. 4 . . Michaganite , . . golf balls hunts with Ted and Steve, run here comes Tuck . . , watching the low life of the Crystal View Zoo with Craig Shing and Steve . . . Frankfort Pro-Am winner . . . where is Crystal Lake?f' . ,. so this is Lake Ontario . .. good times in Michigan with Ted and Steve . . . Aspenite . . . Brecken- ridge . . . on the slopes in the midle of the night . . . Ryan who? . . . C team brawler with Wes and Ieff . . . has a collection of pennies in- cluding his sister 4 . 4 bottlerocket battles with Ace and company . . . 45 min. talks with Ray 4 , . the hay fields of Steelville Mo. . . . Beware of the Dogger . 4 . loved the Model U.N. and the girl he met there . . . You mean that Linda 4 . , always hungry . . . didlive to see another day .. , IA owner of a green monster 4 , . missed Dieland because the tooth fairy visited his house one night . . . good times in the town of Crocker . . 4 A Baseball bench jockey . . . BOMBERS . , . gets a kick out of Ardilla , 4 , painted C,D.S. with Arthur , . . this is definately the wrong road . . . Lewy, Lee and Bwana 142 at lunch , . , has two pairs of twin counterparts at Mary I . . . veteran egg thrower . . . I'd rather be skiing , . . throwing grasshopper legs in Bio Z . . . helped Rick out of a tight spot in Crocker . . , has a real eye for beauty , 4 . guormet cook . . . fuzz ball nut . . . charter member of the B.B. club with Ted and Steve . . . riding the minibike course in Elkin's backyard . . . good times on the Admiral . . . homemade bomb expert . . . true hellion . . . Eko and Iko the look alike twins . . , Ryan , 4 . Victor . . . Bwana 543 . 4 . Iko, Dave, David. if Stephen Stromsdorfer If at first you don't succeed, consider making failure your goal. Unknown Stroms . . . the Dorfer . , . displayed great proficiency training ani- mals in Bio II , . . these damn chickens'f , . . member of the Gaylord C. Montgomery Fan Club . . . this row is batting zero . . . the hook . . . can't understand Jim . . . attempted to blow up Chem lab with Straddle . . . arch-enemy of the Wild Canuck . . . Tell me, Don, did your parents ever have any children? . . . highly productive in sculpture . . . has wierd brothers . . . enjoyed Die Land immensely . . . plotted with Silkens to escape . . . drives a ,lag . . . good time after '74 graduation . . . bea ty queen for a next-door neighbor . . . offensive tackle?!!!? . . . extra urricular activities at C.D.S. . . . lunch at Schan- dorff's table with ce ebrity extras Gerald Ford, Linda Lovelace, etc. , . . bi-state commuter . . . German scholar . . . Herr Witscher's German parties . . , Radiatio Bio with a group of animals . . . National Lam- poon . . . a devoted alden fan . . . told dirty jokes with Wilkens at Die Land . . . dislik s Daisies . . . had a tendency tO C1029 during GG- ometry . . . Ed, lea e those two alone. They may want to learn some- thing. , . . 107 mp on the way home one memorable morning , . . employed psycholog cal warfare against his Pem Day guest , . . loved Gramse's stories abo t Cardigan . . . never misses an athletic practice , . . picked up a girl at Shakey's along with Silkens . , . Those Illinois boys are tough . . . very intelligent football player?!! . . . 38 minutes, record time . . . loved Elmer's math class , . . Have you got the ,lag here today, Stroms?' '... Steve . , . s2 . . . the Alton kid. Katherine Louise Sandweiss The best part of lying in bed at night is after the hall light is turned off and your mind starts its dizzy circles that precede sleep, You can open your eyes and see your room in.the abs- ence of light. Shades of white, muted black, harmoniously create new shapes. The unshaded windows suddenly bril- liant, excite complements on the opposite wall. Everything assumes a soft granular quality, like an underdeveloped photograph. Well, said the boy, in my family everyone is born in the air, with head at exactly the height itfs going to be when he's an adult, and then we all grow toward the ground. When we're fully grown up or, as you can see, grown down, our feet finally touch. Of course, there are a few of us whose feet never really reach the ground no matter how old we get, but I suppose it's the same in every family. tMiloJ In my family we all start on the ground and grow up, and we never know how far until we actually get there. What a silly system. The boy laughed. Then your head keeps changing its height and you always see things in a differ- ent way? Why, when you're fifteen things won't look at all the way they did when you were ten. and at twenty every will change again. From Norton Iuster's The Phantom Tollbooth .9-Lf' .oft Q' 3 tie? gd I 'ak ,,, 4 I M . ..r?'1fQ sf. vi , -1 ' , ,z f Donald Robert Sunnen I.'amour non partage enleve le gout du beurre de cacahue-te. C.M. Schulz Nooker . . . the shame of the north . . . can Hablar Espanol and Parler Francais in the same breath , . . of course you can speak french, you're from Canada . . . memorable trip to Great Britain, right Creambo , . . that's guy's a fag! you fag! stop that, playboy! etc ,. . always gets psyched up for high A's in the tenor section , . , uncrowned pun 6 champi- on of 73-74 music history class . . . the toe . . . rides his blast- fire with turbosnort to school every day . . . most frequently asked questiong what does Sunnen products make? E-6 . , . second best I.B.S. volleyball player behind McCarthy . . . can dribble a basketball without a floor just by using his el- bow . . . always telling Ross how immoral he is , . . one of the foremost proponents of Franglais . . . always telling George how immoral he is . . . Hfaisons une bonne affaire . . . what does this mot mechant? . . . a real spanish stud . . . reads 220 pages of Agatha Christie lin spanishj for fun . . . knows more forein cuss words than english ones . . . finds Mr. Peyton an Intimidating influence in study hall twho wouldn'tJ C team golden glove champ .. . the wild canuck .. . crotte means the same thing as merde - doesn't it Madame? ,. . you're going to drive me crazy . . . hates playing man-on-man against Siebold in soccer remember Drey Land 73 with Paco, Ardilla, and McCarthy - some spanish experience, huh? . . . the straight man ,. . Denis . . . Domingo . . . Rebecca See Stith , . though violence remains and is indeed the major partner in this muddled establishment, I believe that creativeness remains too, and will always assume direction when violence sleeps. E.M. Forster Beck-weck . . . Stecky . . . alias Jennifer Gillespie , . . the class politico . . . Molden's b-day twin ee-ee, ah-ah, tookie-tookie MIDNIGHT MADNESS' Timothy's Bar ,. , Melvin Sqhneel toothpaste in ARB wfRainbow, Butch, 8: Hubbard . . . No, I won't hug you for a rock . . . attracts older men . . . notes in Mr. Wood's class . . , 13 inches . , . had anoisy UI carpool ... an H.B. fan .. . oh, my contactn ... Bob K. ... Q.C. and Forest Park . . . remember Southern Comfort wfB.R., K.O., C.B., D.L., 8: B.K. ... a member of the Harem .. . former coke addict .. . turned down M.E. - he's not that neat . . . a peanut butter 8: bagel-eater - but always dieting . . . I got rhythm , . . Dylan wfSly and Rainey . . . had a secret party . . . tu eres triste . , . Paul, Doug, Dave Sr the Varsity . . . met Iames H.'s look-a-like . . . never well . . . Lean on ME, Brother wfPaletta, Rick, Varda, Billy, Rainey, Sr. Artie at Dreyland thad a great blue station wagonl . . . doesn't understand a certain black-haired boy . , . had a wild California time . . . a regular twhite-waterj canoeist . , . refjules, Do- die 8: Boo at Eagleton's wfSteve, his eyes, Sr his saddle shoes switch . . . Vido Buddy and Sandwich lover , , . flirts wfyounger men K.B.'s first CAI.-PAL hates to argue - right, Gamble? hates to drink! . . . has sexy eyes according to I.W. 8: R.B. . . . likes to giggle, loves to smile . . . little wfBIG ideas . . . crazy dancer . . . Stiff . . . the fourth sis- ter . . . Stitho . . . ain't you Cool? . , . the final Stith . . . BEQUITA BA- NANA . . . but you guys' '... Becky. Now I am beginning to live a little, and feel less like an oyster at low tide. Louisa May Alcott Two roads diverged in a woods and I - I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost Stephen Lee Trulaske All I Ask of Livin' is to Have no Chains on me, All I Ask of Diein' is to go naturally. Blood, Sweat, and Tears The True .. , the Razorback , . .232 . . . BTO Fan . . . Thinks he's Mercury Morris . . . King of the Booters . . . wears cool water skiing gloves . . . one of the original Heads of Meat . . . hates football . . . What do you mean you're too good to come out to practice, True? . . . Old man goes for those economy cars - Eldo, Jag . . . tried to pull the old switcheroo with Bic for the '74 Prom - ended up going with Kate . . . had a memorable night at the Attic after lennings game . . . Die Land cabin cruiser with R.B., I.B., M.A., T.R. . . . drank brew under water at Kaye's . . . goes for those Soldan wom- en, wanted to ask Patty to the Prom , . . 3 year State Track Vet .. . got nailed in Kentucky going to Vandy .. . Now Boy you take those two pounds of lead out of your foot and here's your ticket . . . goes out with a painter . . , Sarah still remembers that nasty postcard from Florida . . . had an interesting ride home from Six Flags .. . got stuck in the snow at Maune's after V.P. '73 at 5:00 AM wore the baby blue tails for '74 Prom , . . once helped Bic carry Boles down Keller's stairs . . . played high stakes in S oons ame with A , Hammer, and the e o tri per . . . been . accused of Fgettinggit on with Martin's dog . . nhad to Eose dbwn Burslem Mary Chf1Sty VOI1 Kaenel after Miller's party . . . has a nice lookin sister-in-law . . . LC. . . . wants to bea pilot and fly the friendly skies someday . . . Steve. But windgwbreaking brings in Oxygen and I am full of Oxygen. Ifyou can do it, it ain't braggin' AYUHS Nin - Dizzy Dean CVK , . . Beev . . . a fellow women's libber . . . came to IBS in eleventh grade . . . 6 feet 3 . . . loves Mr. Stevens . . . has a severe case of Moceri- mania . . . a steady charmer . . . reknowned for her dancing ability . . . , has the same taste as Maune . . , mix and match prom dates . . . rides in glass buses with S.B. . . . always hears SOMS . . . loves pigs - ROINK . . , is having a love affair with Maine . . . had Heather and Cindy baby- sit for her 3 days . . . is going to Springhill with H.P. . . . has a strong friend who pulls mirrors off cars . . . talked until 4:00 A.M. in K.C. . . , loves low sparks . . . is very liberated . . . adores Joni Mitchell . . . a Ra- leigh fan . . . got irate on the way home from Holyoke . . . loves eating ice cream at Hojos . . . went broke buying sweaters and socks in Mass. .. . always falls asleep in movies .. . has gone out with a god . . . the good UI shepherd . . . falls for younger men . . . would like to be in the tenth grade for two good reasons loves to eat . . . an early riser , . , had a successful Yale interview . . . loves little sheep . . . a sun worship- er .. . tops us all . . . a former Villa girl . . . nice knee action at Steak 8: Egg , . . has good parties . . . a fellow sister . . . Ms. VK. Those who profess to favor freedom, and yet depreciate agitation, are men who want crops without plowing up the ground. They want rain without thunder and lightning. They want the ocean without the awful roar of its waters. This struggle may be a moral one, or it may be a phys- ical oneg or it may be both moral and physical, but it must be a struggle. Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will. Find out just what people will submit to. And you have found out the exact amount of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon time, and these will continue until they are resisted with either words or blows, or with both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endur- ance of those whom they oppress . . . Frederick Douglass Adolphe von Gontarcl I'd rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than any city on earth Adi ,. . the Kraut .. . nature boy .. . girl watcher .. . loves the mountains . . . Aspen . . . Wyoming 4 . .- Alaska . . . who's wasted ... star gazing? .., loves flying .,. ski bum ... just goin' out to rape old women, Mom . . . enjoys float trips . . . ping pong and billiard fanatic religous arguments champagne party's at noon . . . Africa, Kibau! . . . poker instead of term papers . . . pull- ing all nighters . . . take it easy . . . always spending more money than he has . . . the green bus taxi . . . the African Queen . . . called bunny, cowboy, the Hun . . . a serious hunter . . . settle down . . . Heinikens . . . nights on the beach . . . absent minded . . . it's cool . . always got something planned , . . atheist . , , leaving for lunch .,. gambling man .,. l'm up for it 4. . flatterer .., doesn't like cities ,,. optimist . . . bangai! .. . easygoing , . . Adi. Janet Ittner Vorhees How does it feel when life doesn't seem real And you're floating about on your own Your life seems uncertain, as you draw the curtain, Pretending thereis nobody home Don't theorize Look in your eyes They can't tell lies Though you disguise what you see the mirror is free We once had a savior but by our behavior The one that was worth it is gone Song birds are talking and runners are walking A prodigal son's coming home Don't theorize Look in his eyes They wonit tell lies But if he defies what you see he'll give you a key Beyourself , . . We needed a tutor so built a computor And programecl ourselves not to see The truth and the lying, the dead and the dying A silent majority Don't theorize Look in their eyes Are they telling lies The ones that they learn on T.V. What a way to be free Be yourself , . . Then you can free yourself . . . See yourself Then you can see yourself Come on and see yourself. - Graham Nash ff W Timothy Cragin Wang Big Wang . . . every morning in the laundry you could see him arrive . . . Hoss's little buddy . 4 . novice skier , . . acquired the name Tim Vang from a certain Physics teacher . . . originator of the Big Van theory tsicjn . . . crazy aspenite , .. Who needs to turn! . . . I don't mind wiping out . .. Math Whiz . . . Hmmm . . . you say your father did those problems . , . Star of the physics class . . , destroys lab glassware with a vengence . . . Tim Vang- Vhere is Tim Vang?l' . . 4 Well - nobody's perfect . . . used to be able to fix a mean banana split . . . fixed Chico a malt right before his tllll first accident ,. . cross country star . . . run Wang, run some more . . . Boy, running sure is fun! . . . has yet to score a point in a basketball game . . . used to recieve many gifts in the mail , . . also visitors texcuse me, I'm from the locksmith institute, is Mr. Big Wang in?J . . . has a ridiculous dog and a worried father . . . excellent student driver 4 , . Wang, you're on the shoulder again . . . the slim oriental in Carr Lane Program . . . Whose cabin is that? - Wang's . , 4 French scholar . . . You've got the worst 'll pronunciation I've ever heard! . . . There's a village, hidden dip in the val- ley . . . one of the few who did not give Madam trouble - kind of . . . four times in a row down the slot? . , 4 devised a system with Iean le Mec and le Mer . . . Got the list Pierre? 4 . . drives a killer Fairlane . . . Where ha' ya bean? 4 , . gave tours at the St. Louis zoo , . 4 Likes Hydrogen? . 4 . Ross wants to name an element after him - Wagium? . 4 . Tetit Teem . . . re- nowned for his mastery of the English language . . . Big Wang . . . Tim Vang , 4 4 Wanger. Dana Virginia Welsh Minds are like parachutesp they function only when open. - Unknown Dane 4 , . 10th grade import . . . we are definately on the wrong bus . . . late again .. . always asks pertinent questions . . . washing your hands again . . . no hablo espanol . . . shazaam . 4 . loves vests , 4 , sculpture skipper . 4 . all American bowler . . . chem lab . . , where is all this smoke coming from? . . , Oh, no, there goes another one . . 4 Cliff notes . . 4 one of the illustrious photo club members . , . really appreciates art and music . , . S.l.U. . . 4 we made it . . . this has been the longest 3 days in my life 4 , , a lot of help . . . Hask . 4 , what did you make for me today? . . . out to lunch . . . gets high every afternoon . . . hockey star halfback , . 4 envied for her calculator . . . Sweet Home Alabama . . . heading for the moon . . 4 country gal , 4 4 mush- rooms . . , never seen or heard from the 12th grade 4 . , frantic phone calls to Em's . . . where were you for 7 Vz hours? . . . terrible influence . . 4 they would be surprised if they only knew. 'lma- Jerrold Emil Wilkens God give you pardon from gratitude and other mild forms of servitude - and make peace for all of us with what is easy. Robert Creely livin' ., . livin Ierry ... Silkens ... Silky ...i?'s 27,44 Sc 1 . . . brought up from Beaumont farm system in Junior year hates assemblies - comes just to play with Stith's hair ... picks up hitchikers at 1 a.m. .. . B squad stud . . . Die Land graduate . , , A team dropout fthe Mumbles Patroll ,. . captain of A specialty teams . . . jives on kickoffs . . . What's a barf? . , . told dirty jokes at D.L. with Stroms in Cabini7f4 . . . car got broken into for Codasco decorations . . I'm not making fun of you, you're making fun of yourself. ... big smile ... known for his wild taste in shoes ... very modest - I'm beautiful, great and perfect . . . Black is beauti- ful . . , Mr. Hanson product - beat up E.R. in class everyday with P.M. and S.S. . . , one of Westling's infamous Sth period microbiologist with DS., R.M., R.B., and K.R .... worked an hour on an hour and 30 minute report with Rodrigo . . . muti- lates his specimens after dissections . , . jack Ack fan - sits in the corner of the room and laughs at his serious comments . . . Mr. Acker, it's time to change the tbleepl . .. missed at the junior Prom . . . almost made a pickup at Shakey's with Stroms .. . Hi Peetie, Hammie, Markie and Steevie .. . spends most of his time arguing with the Hammer . . . a lover of peaches , . . regular Don Juan - Hey man, where are all the white babes? .. . What cha doin' man? . . . the classes only token . . . THE GOTEE . . . member of Ledruts fan club ,. . reformed to poker in the senior lounge . . , seen mostly around campus with anyone Chuck Berry? Yeah, I know him personallyf' . . . the Monte Carlo and the Caprice . . . has a great looking aunt . . . You must have gone to Florida be- cause I love that sun tan . . . favorite dog - Bootsy, just loves to spit all over his pants .. . plays mean poker ha, ha catches unmentionable infections . . . a fellow Bilane-er . . . your feet are floating in that picture . ,. great times on the Admiral - dancing with j.B. ,, . THE FRO .. . Smiley ... jerry. ,,. 0 . ,, . V , 41 1 f Margaret Simmons White Life isn't just a bowl of cherries, it's a bunch of sweet and sour grapes. Meg Egg . . . Cyclone . . . Maggie .. . Rodney . . . African Queen . . , Margarita . . . Amazon Woman . . . Twite . . . Cinnamon . , . Nancy ... Big Mama Lasagna . .. a perfect young lady ... F.S.'s couch , .. 10th grade French party . . .Piawacket . . . Hawaii . . . Ice Freak! . . . General Hospital . ,. Stormy . , . Simba Bear ,. . Jackson Hole , . . tennis at Nieman Marcus . . . front row at Peter Pan , . . The Fly at K.I.'s . . . 4 by 4's and Magic Pan . . . The Lemon .. . attracts car accidents , . . California Girl . . . the dice , . . switches cars with Em- ily and Kirby . . . a real hot dog . , , Pastrami Ioynt at midnight .. . accident in driver's ed. . . , Meg, I can't open the door! . . . frozen 3 Musketeer Bars , . . oldest of the Behren's children . , . ter- ribly neat . . . Get out of the Bacardi, Meg! . . . bouncy eggs . . . 5563!! . . . SUSAN!' '... don't leave any ions behind, Meg . . . 27! , . . Exodus . . . joel and Leslie did WHAT in the medicine room!?!! ! . , , big surprise party after the bonfire . . . Gimme Shelter . . . freaks out at lunch time , . . voodoo dolls . . . slow eater , . , Bubs Daddy , . . cyanide points . . . Chinese firedrills , . . Star Trek lives! . , . Live and Let Die ,. . Dolly Louise .. . The Stang . . . couldn't climb the mushroom . . . gets stuck in the snow! . , . Why not? You only live once! , . . Meg. William Michael Winter Courage is not the absence of fear, but the ability to go on in spite of it , Willy . . 4 The one who got clobbered on the hayride . . . Hates Country Day, Russia, and Kentucky .... Can down 20 Frosties in 5 minutes . 4 . Miss September . , . Attracts helicopters , , . the Lord giveth and the Weyermans taketh away . . . IB., C.J., and I.M. . . . Smells like mice every Tuesday . . . Baseball fan . , . Graduated from two wheels to four . . . Smashed toe at Martizfs 4. . CHOMP! , . . Mad scientist . . . Had birthday Bash that involved de phisics of de ting . . . Boo Nattery . . , The Exorcist . . . Slept downhill from Meg at S.I.U. . . . Sleeper machine . . . Confused with Kirby . . . Tickles people . . . Parties that never hap- pen . . . Wore green pajamas to a party at Emily's , . . Always has an excuse Open mouth insert foot Eats hiking boots and White helmets . . , Irma Schnurd admirerer . . . Knows a girl named Liz . . 4 Stevens fan . . 4 Bugs parties . . . Has a switched on car , . . St. Albans . 4 . Chocolate french fries , . . Tilt . . . Bridge parties . 4 . Loves to go to gym . , . Runs into walls , . . Dielman loop . 4. L1-ves on I-44 . . 4 Is an amoeba . , . Visit to Anchor . . . Le Chatelier's Principle . . . Has a great car radio . 4 . Kills mice for a pastime .. Bumps in lab . . . Avid SI. football player and wiffle baller . . . Even loves football in 20 degree weather 4 , . Teaser and the who Beast , . 4 Only one that wanted to play a whole rubber Good Kid of the Day CRACK IN THE WORLD! .. . Frisbeast 4 , . Bill- That's really nice , ALL - NO IT ISN'T . . . Couch jumping champion in the Senior lounge . . . Never goes to bed before one o'clock , . . Never makes any sense . . . Has a knee that makes loud noises .. . The Petite Paree .. . Loves Kathy's animal . . . Known to have seizures . . . Has a scarf . . . Thetter banning . . . Hot dates at Crestwood Plaza . . . Drives a different car every day . . . Has no windows in his car . . . Ran into David . . . Spends alot of money on the girls . . , WEIRD . . . Had Mr. Peyton three times . . . Cat lover that has Problems . . . Kirkwood Kook . 4 . Hates peanuts . 4 . 3 U2 months of freedom . . . not an elephant , . . Swears by Eda Wil- liams . . . Wheels people down corridors . . 4 Pinches people . . . BLEP! . 4 . Amoeba Schnettgoecke . . . Scruffy . , . Bill W I ew?-S Antoinette Marie Wiegand . . Canft stop from worryin' about the things you do, can't stop lovin' - without it, nothin' would seem true . . . ' Dave Mason Annie .. . Annanette . . . Wiegers . 4 4 the Weeg, . . affection- ately known as BRAT . . , an evil woman - even in 6th grade - married and divorced at 12. . . . enough of this boy-girl sil- liness! .Mbasement activities with K.L.,W.I.,S.B. .,. Champagne Bilane sang with K.L. Oh Marvin Mack, when are ya comin back? . . . escapades in the Community woods with Amy - what eyes! Swung in a barn hammock Midnite Plowboy influenced by 2 incorruptible brothers. . . grew up on the hard stuff . . 4 keeps one Russian distillery in business . . . gives nights to forget - Mother, will you get those if5'Z:S5SS8:ff!! dogs out of here! makes unedible French onion soup . . . met a buddies eastern visitor Experimented in Vermont andGermany knows this guy from Connecticut . . . acquired a taste for for- eign refreshments . . . coed showersin Berlin? . , . met a Lust- molch . . . member of Woody's fan club in 9th grade . . . gave a roudy party once - cleaned a sink with her fingers, rescued a friend from the bushes!?! Started a book with C.D. - H1001 Names For what?? had a run-in with a chicken embryo??B.T.O. - Duh! would you look at his legs? 2 .. . had a gay summer with somethin called the theatre - Hmmmm, maybe he's BOTH ,. . tradesrecords . . . Spirit . . . neurotic knees . . . a klutz in hockey . . . Polish is Rollish! feelin' alright Ui at Loggins and Messina - Who's Leo Kottke? an Aspenite .4 . ex-T.P.'er got caught with Scrawny at Schmids one early morn - eggs in the air - Sir, we were just jogging . . . Ledrutts fan club member . . . cre- ated some characters with S.B. . . . Foghorn and the 2 Block- heads .. . Duhhhh, huh, huh, huh, huh ... that night in the l3.O.S. . . , makes great brownies - when theyharden!!! green cookies . . . lives next to a dog graveyard . , . named a team the Gators . , . traveled incognito to see a puppy dogn . . , has strange cast parties - anybody got a stopwatch? bubbly in the private rooms . . . a true jiver . . . Wieg, you're such Bloreo writes erotic poetry - Ann, could this poem possibly mean what I think it does?' '... Wieg. Stephen Irvin Wolff He who laughs last laughs best. Chico ... Member N.O. Club ,.. MMR Gang .. . Used to be a big customer at Wayside . . . Witnessed Daver's mistake . . . Has a ferocious five pound dog and sister . . . Best friend of the A 5O'Zw of the time .. . Drives a Cut- lass that is continually falling apart Trusted A when he said the senior year is funnest, his trust has dim- inished since then . . . Has set up Hamilton and Rosenfeld on great dates , . . Shacked up in a flea bag hotel with a certain nymphomaniac . , . Would like to see more HP in his car and that doesn't stand for horsepower . . , Has a driveway that's full of rubber thanks to Rose and A . . . Daring on weekends as long as it's somebody elses car . . . Loves pizza, baseball and Ladarts . . . Never known not to take it to the A . , . Tried to pay off the Clayton Police one Saturday night . . . Also well known in the municipal- ities of Ladue, Town And Country, Frontenac and Creve Coeur . . . Can talk his way out of anything - well almost anything . . . Great rapport with the faculty, in fact he's expectin an A from Mrs. Hansburg blue collar em- ployee, always Wants to become a senator but has about the same chance of becoming a senator as does Stra- dal becoming an ambassador . . . Destined for glory any- way. That's stylish Steve. l Gordon Braxton Wright There is no duty we underrate so much as the duty of being happy. Robert Louis Stevenson Gordoon Beauregarde Kanigieser Fishbait Groaner My Pal . , . Bu- tane . , . Iump, Gordon, Iump , . . busy unless you have an appoint- ment don't call after eight I.uehrman, have you been drinking? . , . got a nickel for his hard work in the lab . . . wears Sears head huggers . . . uses gyberellum daily . . . loves to be volun- teered . . . a true freak with radical glasses . . . no-no-no-no-no-no , . . always the butler .. . Gordon did it! . . . Cwor-orr-dunnl . . ex- harrier . . . a real nice guy . . , potentially college material . . . bony elbows . . . annual to Fort Smith . . . Tell us one of Ieff's jokes . . . so insecure he needs a dog . . . Gordon, you're cute . . . wears the dark glasses . . . I like Cordon, he's neat . . . makes people talk good ,. . If you won't tell us your name, we will give you one . . . the only person ever to run Bic dry before losing it . . . Gordon, can I borrow your stapler? . . . Call our ticket agent, Gordon Wright, anytime of day or night . . . a sincere friend . . . He's got a sore throat and sniffles, sir . . . a real youngster . , . king of the Defects .,. agreat director , . . C 4 HIO, . . Gordon. The diary of the: magnificent, wonderful, great enthusiastic, compatible, good looking, supeb, class of H Seventh Grade: 1 big-little brother-sister party at Beth I3isher's . . . Maune's party . . . hayride - one wagon hit a tree . , . majority of the class came from n Community . , . lost Leiweike mid year . . . astronomy night- Eddie Albert and water fight in the science basement roller skating party . . . idolized anonyous members of the Sth grade class . . . and e once a week it was OH BOY jELLO!!!!! ... established a good reputation. t G Eighth Grade: e class trips to S.I.U . . . float trips . . . focus on C.D.S. boys , . , Hobler's treasure hunt . . . Cliques . . , lost Herron, Daniels, Stix . . . gained George, Ringer, Ray- ford, Ballinger, and D. Stradal . . . Disunia in the lunch room . . . soccer and rugby n popular pastimes . , . still had our good reputation. S C Ninth Grade: Dreyland - truth or dare, cabin raids and late night tug of war . . . feeble class parties - all at school, V games and a movie .. . bad habits began romances began first class to get free periods - surprised? , . . snobby 8 , . . 4 members went to Pembroke . . . lost Desmond, H. Gates, Daleela, Kari, Rayford, Ringer, Siteman gained Dobbs, Gamble, R. johnson, Lowe, Luehrman, Noonan, and Voor- e hees . . . sophomores notice freshman girls . . . we kept up our Hreputationf' n t S.I.U. - class trips, but some unknown people didn't go , . . square dance, box dinners, and Ginny's pork chop sand- 'y wiches . , . still had a Good reputation . . . lost Mueser, Bunce, Denkinger, Hollander, W. Iohnson, McAfee, Rid- dle, Haimo . . . gained Burslem, Haskins Mack, Schoenberg, Welsh . , . we caught on about switching lunch tables . . . we all become new drivers - watch out!! Tenth Grade: i Eleventh Grade: helluva prom - Gatsby prom, Maritz's, after prom at Beev's . , , panicked monev making proierts -mums, carwash fa few of us V got wet that day! . . . uncalled for college pressure . . . lost Black, Mack. Noonan, M. Wright, Orwig 8: Gaebe mid year , . . gained Bussman, Haimo fagainj, vonKaenel, Wilkens . . . still had our good reputation . . . The Bald Soprano was a smashing success . , . gain the lounge in mid May. Q Twelfth Grade: we finally made it , . . called for college pressure . . . got Siebold from Germany , A ,sent Loeb, Schoenberg, Hershey, Heitman, and von Gontard abroad . . , O'Keefe, Dobbs, and Haimo go to college . . . gain Flanigan . . . lost no one . . . seniors find unity . . , spring fever in Nov , . . Ross's party . . .it's our prom this time . . , amazingly smart class - 33 semi-finalists and accomadations . . . athletic ability in- creases , . . solos - by Wiegand, Keller, Mary's Lullaby - Graham . . . 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Holmes, S. Maritz, Bearman, T. Alverson. SITTING: Gomez, Wykes, G. Kiplinger, D. Meyer, jon Burst, Dee, Voss, M. McCarthy. STANDING: A. Buder, J. Davidson, Daniel, A. Huey, S. Parke, T. Sharp, Shanfeld, P. Pollnow, D. Butler, Driemeyer. KNEELING: 5. Samuels Goldman, Burrows, Goodlow Shearer. STANDING: Gerfen I. Hall, S. Duncker, Fagen, B Hellmich, Fitzgerald, Parnas. class of '76 FIRST ROW: Duenke, D. Goerge, L. Hobler, S. Bris- tow, M. Baum, K. Ernst. SECOND ROW: Carp, Strassner, Stramsclorfer, P. Krause, Hageclorn, Morris- sey, Klostermeier, Keith, K. Walter, N. Luehrman, an K I-Ieitman N Cornwell hen STANDING Otto L A. Green, Tamm, Gutman, LING: T. Beisman, Bishop, 1 , . ' , . , rbenstein, Boyd, I. Martin class SITTING: McGinley Lloyd, M. Kayes, D. Jones David Sherman. STAND- ING: T. Haglin, Entzeroth, Chapman. Maurer, E. Aus- tin, McKown, Essman, I. Hill, T. Rosenfeld, Schnuck. 1 1 1? 4,52 -1. 3' My f gf .ffm A- J 5 wi an .l,-54-4,6 . , 1, is 5.5 . , Q, W , - S ' 1 Q z,- 3 I' Q34 33 4 Sgt Q' wigs tn - AQ :tn , W,-,uf x I -f-M.. M-.Q-16' X31 fl 4 'if 'ff , 1 fa Z, if 'A X ibn 25, WL wgww.-.' W if: .7 i 1 f , gl l 5 ya, x 1, E 1 'fi , . 'Q R. x avfmigi , .-A' x ' 4' f Q ' . 1 , 2. 1- N , 21 . a s K 5 , X X , ' 'f ff N ii , .il li? I ki V is 1 1' mal! . Wh, ig,-2,5 . 5 M , l 1 f 5ff51?'i??.!153f?b 112 .f ' f Flifkg u-4 , - , L. Y '- xy, I N... ww ,... . L 'Pt FIRST ROW: Minnis Monsey, Holmes, O'Niell, Stradal, Krause, Samauels, J. Behrens. SECOND ROW: Tolmach, Mundy, Ullens- vang, Hall. FIRST ROW: M. Loeb, Picard Burke, Scherrer, Symington, de Penaloza, Alverson, Saddler. SECOND ROW: von Contard, Avioli, Imster, W. Beh- rens, L. Holekamp, Brucker, B. Wurr, Berger, Watkins. class of 1978 freshman FIRST ROW: Hollander, Trochtenberg, Milton, Mincoff, Hatfield, Sobo, Pollnow, Hus- tace. SECOND ROW: Nyberg, Hempker, B. Kiplinger, I. Woods, Rosbourogh, Friellander. Lux r ,, - ., 5 '.1Si5 5f2 ffig' pst X w ,IM ' 'J i ' E.. m A ,,. ,Qi ffixg Ng. L .s. 3 ' ij-?'7y ,gn ' W - 1-av Y as W ' 5 -'. KV. J, 4' ga X j.'k.Q,, Tw? 'U' if' I' fx! um JP' -H. V f Q 'TF' Vary. :ms L 1, s ls e , Kr V SW V ff Us :IW 1 ff H. f ff5'7r 'F'- ,- I ' R ,Fug-. - ig . .. We Y W ROW 1: Rechter, Fisher, Martin, Cummins, ROW 2: Nelson, Brooksher, Eades, Forrester, ROW 3: Whalen, Sherman, Martin, McKinley, Day, Kohn, Arenberg. 5 1 X if ,nh-5 -,Is-q kilns. ,un-Q nun 'Q-p n.. 'ROW 1: Grace, Ken- dall, Mendelson. ROW 2: Ostertag, Fleming, Sant, Burst, Davidson, field. Green. ROW 3: Rosen- heim, Culpepper, Ren- shaw, Cornwell, Porter- fl , . . , , ix 5 KNEELING: Papas, Cohn. STANDING: Kolker Guenberg Stuart Taylor, Zabriskie, Wood. class eighth of '79 grade FIRST ROW: Gomez, Hayman, Estill, P. Maritz, Allen, Nelson. SITTING: Chorlins, Grisham, D. Cohn, Grant, Schengber, Dyer, Viviano, Strassner. HANGING: Goessling, Sheffield, Williamson. gi ll .. I... ROW 1: Jackson, Durfee, S. Martin, Law. ROW 2: Pollack, Gruenberg, Behrens, Delente, Altvater. ROW 1: Mosinger, L. Walker, Hantz, Hemker. ROW 2: Curlee, Lund, Jones. ROW 3: Baum, Silver, Nuelle, Johnstone . f 'fi class ROW 1: Rosenblum, Banton, Gore, Stromsdorfer, Riley, Calhoun, Quinn. ROW 2: de Pendaloza, Man- 1980 seventh grade del, McNett, Saphian, l.aPlante. ROW 1: Grant, Berberich, Muclcerman, Tolle. ROW 2: Shieber, O' Brien, Mey- er, Yager. wk ' f 'FN Y . W. Q s. 4, EUHR .BH s., 'ff -rl T33 ,V 59'5sf'A. ww .. ,it A ,xv ,Q 'x QE fl' 1 I -il! I Xnmf, S 9 'ef 13? ' . 5 M xx in 4,62 VV, A .5 sg 4:2 ' k A 'Q .Q K 352 N' if 1 , Q e ,A mfr i .V XX ? , , 1 Z1 if 1 Q , 3 X wil.. sl t R fx . 1: am,,mN Q 3 R l I X rw f X ' --H 1 vw I Mai ' Nfq...,-hu-qQ...M.u.QmWNm, .RTw!W,,,, ,.v. K.L,.W:.M,y mm --Wf kfvf , Q .A-. ik if Q HY'-pp VS l '35 ix g K, .. 1 K 1 ' ' 54. .Vt V, :Qi , ', ' 3 . K A I f G 3 I' O O FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: He, Perry Clarkson, Bristow, P Miller, D McCarthy, von Kaenal Dassler, Kell- er, Grant Manchester, Lowe, Mc- Mahon, Wie gand, Brad ley, David son, Fagen Lebens, Ho Perry, I Miller, M McCarthy, Holekamp, IMPORTANT ABSENTEE5 C. Duncker S. Boles. Q-N, Q. X. QR ha Nkgfik gg world , A .4 . A K , - 1.71 s FIRST ROW: I. Davidson, Moiden, L. Mendelson, Liberman, Oglesby, SECOND ROW: Whalen, Lee, T. Rassieur, Ro secan, T. Rassieur. THIRD ROW: Austin, R. Martin, Brown, Mrs. Holekamp, T. Luehrman. ll ll review radio club K. Mundy, S, Winlcelmeyenj Monsey, B. Hollander. ROW 1: I.. Hustace, M. Matsuoka, H. Gordon, E. Rubenstein, Rosecan, E. Ackerman. ROW 2: T. Alverson, S. Boles, R. Frielander M Schmertz. ROW 3: T. Wang, A. Gamble, C. Molden, Kassabaum, E. Sandweiss, I. Ross. P r e f e C t review b 0 a r i d Wright, Liberman, Winter. future planning committee ieur, Hagedorn, Hustace, S. Bristow, Walker, T. Rassieur. 7TQP ,5 Af 4 vi 532 lr . 5,1 . 4 T'f:!'Q5' '4'g' if-f QM 'A --f45? 'lK ,L f 1..'.,'2-- ' ' f, . Q f 'V .. 1 , W. H A , - I lx Q :vdrlfrq , K. , 3 , , , 1 5 4 X 5 'Ji A. KST x ,.- , v-as M 'QW -n. df si. Q ,- sl TMS '30 ff L L f f 1 5 O SA I ffl? 'Ui51 ? -. M: . . aff, ,M I hw, rw- g -fwhx K . 1, . G W ,. F Jw .ut as ,-. . 9,,,1M. X Bi N. L s 'ua W Q J ffl 4, R '-4 -- :Elf , W' ' 'X 5? R 16 wif-y-awk.. 'Q I I Fiiilxa, Wx. ,W , , mmf' 1 0 K' ' ang, f 'Uhr - 4 R213 - is . '-ms, Q, A K. .gt ,sf , have you ever been to a two week straight party? . . . snow, snow, snow, finally . . . spastic skiers . . . night life . . . parties between rooms . . . which room tonight? . . . dormez- vous .. complete soap opera romances beginning?, ending?, happening? . . . shoes are fun to sleep on . . . rooms 3 and 17 should've been 317 . . . St. Patrick's Day . . . green beer . . . the slope . . . Crossroads . . . midnight escapades to, Goomba's, Pie Hut . . . con- stant munching . . . laughing hysterically while shoving food down throats . . .- quick I need a poloroid camera . . . the guys . . . spanish fellas . . . Cher . . . gag, gag, oh gag . always strictly following curfew . . . whose sleep- ing on the radiator . . . get out of my bed . . . fun ski lift rides . . .you never have Durkees . . . eighth grade girls . . . sqeaking bed springs . . . cigarette tricks . . . I can't beleive that machine . . . It's my fault, don't blame them . . . breaking skis . . cross country misery until the return home . . . I.M.'s stack ,. . spilling liquid on plants . . . nobody got sick? . . . ready for another great trip . . I WV swag. M A A .-W 6 U X 'ia my i Cul ci' i'4 :l1' ny' .SQA FIRST ROW: L. Hustace, B. Walker, M. Banton, K. Samuels, C. Hamilton, I. O'Keefe, B. dePenaloza, S. Minnis SECOND ROW: I. Huey, W. Behrens, A. Dresher, M. Loeb, THIRD ROW: I. Sincoff, K. Brucker, W. Larimore,I Woods, A. Shuter, E. Imster, E. Avioli, H. Gladney, I. Sobo, P. Stupp, B. Alverson, K. Kallaus, FOURTH ROW: T Holekamp, R. Friedlander, M. O'Neill, 5. Smith, M. Wurr, T. Finch, B. Wurr, P. Stradel, C. Matzner, I. Smyington P. Hibbard, Stairs, M. Lebens, N. Reed, A. Knight, I. Behrens, L. Holekamp, B. Kiplinger, D. Hatfield, M. Jones, N Holekamp, P. Donovan, I. Woods, E. jenkins, L. Nyberg, I. Curtis, H. Perry, B. Hollander, S. Parke. 9th grade Chorale group -4 X: ,- f,sf.qE f ,lglfke .1 'f 'Q 'ing -.44-ip, ,p -i 4? A xgsi' -2, Tl x uf-.IT Ns xk- z 19 I s A 5, . 1 ,Z .11 .J , Q V13 Sl! OI' C OI' i 0 S 5 1 SITTING: G. Kraus, Reitman, I-Iecker, Larson, Sullivan, I.. I-Iustace. STANDING: Pa. Daniel, Banton, Syming- ton, Iarchow, Rosecan, Mr. Alverson. Chess club lighting and sound KNEELING: Hollander. SITTING: T. Sharp, Busse, T. Ross, Hill, Mundy, Iarchow, T. I-Iolekamp, Mr. Blossom, S. Davidson, D. Bristow. 'Tl'- ' ,. ' 1' 1-.K 4 3 Z 5, is 5 Q f il gg1L 4? T - 2 3 Ya-f inn ' xggf 5 r fi: Z' U f f :mf L L Q ' 'Awww Sxilwew X ..-, M J' A Q ,Q S3 Kf Qi fffh 'X is 9,2455 Asivx R , Q ,U. 1-1' av . w-fm .3 gt! S c: au m SITTING: R. Wang, D. Stradal. STANDING: Daniel, Walker, S. Alverson, Koman, Lowe, S. Stradal, Bussman, Keller, von Kaenel, Clarkson, P. Miller, McMahon, Perry, Wiegand, Dassler. SITTING: I-Iustace, Berg, Gore, Mrazik, Daniel, Wallace, STANDING: Mr. Prelutsky, Jacobsen, Delente, Riley. AA . 3 In Q 3 1' i 1331 - A 3:::::: 5 A A ' 221515 1 N1 Row 1: V. Haskins, Mr. Bilane, I. Friedel, D. McCarthy, S. Davidson, D. Bristow, D. Busse. Row Z:'T. Pepper, T. O'Brien. ROW 1: K. Johnstone, A. Gamble, A. Oglesby. ROW 2: E Brown, Mr. Arnold, G. Wright. C 5 . 1 M 1ivv n C CD U 1-4 -l-9 CU rw 3-4 d OI' H1 SG E sffi'-E MB , 4 A , , ' 'Aw FIRST ROW: Carp, Duenke, Reitz, Emmenegger, Bristow, Rohrbach, George. SECOND ROW: Cohn, Morrell, Champman, Holekamp, Kayes, Baum. THIRD ROW: Danforth, McGinley, Maher, Ackerman, Gorguze, Vasileff, Hagedorn, Walters. FOURTH ROW: Paget Entzeroth, Schnuck, Austin, Sharp. 10th grade dramatics 10th grade dramatics I fa mal i ut, ,A if if ff' -'Q pi Hp., , en P Q , ,M V W 1 ai-'V U 9: 55:75.24 ,, YE V f .. Z , Q . ' .5 W,.2e,w z, 4 Y in 1.-fffww ,.., 4. ' 5 I H 55' f,.w ua-su 'Vi' nw ga-exfht V -'D 2 E' Y Q 1 ,.,, ' ma V15 ' 1' X .M W W4 ,,. ., ., g , .1 V H fa, 3 W MQ, , ' ..,. , ., I , ' 'X ,. W ii 1' ' 9' 2 Mmm , , QQ! b , . A , l Ji, 54 -J ,W fx 3 WX P if ,V Q- ,sy -1' 'K K f N ,ag 'iv 1- ..., ..., ., , ,. ' N. fi, . ' K 1-H f H . 5 Q?K f'f 'f,jifg !2ji f ' ' W, ,. W M Ei! 7 qsgvkrli J C as as ,Z Zi? Q h ff W5 Y -Q gig' A . r s it W , 3515 Q . 1 5 S :Jeff K, x x . , Q . m I wil f x H y S .D a I I y V si l T as V e There were more students involved in lthis year's Christmas Pageant than ever before. The traditional a tableau was designed by sophomores' Ann Danforth and Kris Heitman. Mary and Joseph were portrayed by Kathy Rainey and Bill Knight, respectively. The onlookers were Mimi Minkoff, Mark McCallum, ' nl Cris Tayor, and Iohn Ross. The Biblical gpassages were read by Becky Stith and Terry Rassieur. Mary's I Lullabye was sung by Helen Graham. Amy Keller, Ann fWiegand, Helen Gordonfand Lauren Woods did t P other solos. A special thanks goes to IQr. Perkins, Miss Collins, Mr. Mayhew, Mr. Acker and Mr. ' ' Blossom. l . l ' E 'Z ,gs . i M A C . im . li lil E S in l t 3 5 .I g 5 I 1 fl Y T633 'sf B l - Q .13-1, Q ' I' ff ,T if i f !1,lIX,l iff ' . - w isfhf Q a s f -as - f a a wt- A .2 t T K t'e X ' it ' ' no P5 151 sl' ii-' -iififlfi' ' T ' li K 4 4 'V V, Q ' 75 -'IM L ' T T ,.., ':'- 5 -Q V li I K f f'1:r'::'afi, L , C, S .S Y 1 it 'I 'f Q4 A X 2 X - : ag X 1 1 Jigga A I I y I Q' ' FIRST ROW: Nelson, Grisham, Strassner, Cohn, Smith, Shefield, Wishorn, Gomez, Maritz, Schengber, Bunch. SECOND ROW Grant, Gregory, Dyer, Cotton, Chorlins, Jackson, Wade, Haymen, Viviano, Long, Burns, Smith, Tennon. THIRD ROW: Weiss, Estill, Clayborn, Goessling, McFarland, Williamson, Robertson, Allen. If you don't know the kind of person I am and I don't know the kind of person you are a pattern that others made may prevail in the world and following the wrong God home we may miss our star. For there is many a small betrayal in the mind, a shrug that lets the fragile sequence break sending with shouts the horrible errors of childhood storming out to play through the broken dyke. And as elephants parade holding each elephant's tail, but if one wanders the circus won't find the park. I call it cruel, and maybe the root of all cruelty, to know what occurs but not recognize the fact. And so I appeal to a voice, to something shadowy, a remote important region in all who talk: though we could fool each other, we should consider - lest the parade of our mutual life get lost in the dark. Por it is important that awake people be awake, or a breaking line may discourage them back to sleep, the signals we give - yes or no, or maybe - should be clear: the darkness around us is deep. William Stafford After all the diddily little money-making projects, the big night final- ly came, filled with hassles. Who can ever forget the mix and match game? . . . alot of suffering passengers on the bus ride out . . . where's johnny on the spot? Finally we hit Mesker's and there was a mad dash off the cliff. After relief, there were numerous trips to the infamous shed and into the woods . . . Norfolk and Western were taking care of business while Bernice was taking care of those who needed it. There were a few close calls by the poolside but everybody somehow managed to survive and make it back up the cliff to the buses . . . a few tired people and swerving cars across the golf course . . . Roadapples and doughnuts at Von Kaenel's . . . from there, people swam to the Chase or went home .. . awkward moments at the door but everyone was happy anyway. ' , Algl I , fi? 5 f Q, Q 1 I K L L Xa f ,l ' M k Wx, , Q if f' N? 4L1 7 . L ' N - ' IH ,,1-, k A t Q.. ' mf lst swimmin team S N5 e i, K Q, 5 1 . Molden A Roth ww 3 QE -lwumwl Soffer 5, I :ii ff ,V in - 31' 3.5.12 - , N5 'Q 4 , H 1 t O Boyd e r p .. E E d , O r G S K, Walker - absent. Mr. Thayer, Ed McLaughlin. Rainey Morrissey 5. Parke 'QTY' 1 Sli' '1w'f'1:, ' . Q. - I 1 . I W -- 1 , - ' Qu 3 ' w A kr. tx- - Alu f QMS? gas mg? vii, if QS A in fc af 5 w Af fe 42 9' 31 R F s CK W wg a? ' x Wk? Msg wi' And with a precise calculated thrust, it's only purpose is to deepen the wound of suspicion. S.B. 1- . - . -...-W. 19. u - j M ,,.kp t ,3 . up V- :' 'rt fa. -.W 1 81941. i 1 I l l w i r I would rather sitnon a pumpl kin, and have it all to myselfl than to be crowded on a velvetl cushion. 4 A . Thoreaxi l i 1 V w l l I 1 r 1 l l l 1 ll J 1 l l rl Y, ,HQ ,iw i s . ,..,w.,,31g.. , .. IQEQQJ. t ,. 'ff .tus - we asf V ex. 3'34 4'f?3f -23? Q If is any ge ng 4 1 -R 1 , ' ,, ,,Q5,,ii,::.,' M122 2 flak PCR i l l i n ii? You give but little when you give of your possessions. Oh I'll get by with a litthe help from m friends y . . . McCartney! Lennon Q i i it is when you give of yourself hat you truly give. . i l Kahil Gibran y , !f. -.., 'm If you smile at mel will understand, 'cause that is something everyone does in the same language Crosby! Stills And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and a sharing of pleasures. Kahil Gibran I know that love is giving And I know that giving is pain But I know that without giving Life is all in vain. Take the time to be a person. Take time to be a friend And know that you'll never be alone again. ' Chris Collins When I look out my window, many sights to see, and when I look in my window, so many different people 7 to be. Donovan H ur ,i rr - , in im my People let your light shine, come on now and let it shine come on and let it shine on all night and day. Jesse Colin Young A smile costs nothing but gives much . . . It takes but a moment, but the memory of it usually lasts forever. None are so rich that can get along without it . . . And none are so poor but that can be made rich by it. Unknown HJ . fm, , n4fvi mx . . . all of us look at each other knowingly, for the feeling that we knew each other in that most dif- ferent pastconceals something else - tacit, awe- some, almost unmentionable - the realization that at the deep center of a time perpendicular to ordi- nary time we are and always have been, one. We acknowledge the marvelously hidden plot, the master illusion, where by we appear to be different. Alan Watts Individuality is the root of all good. Unknown M Me As soon as the rush is over, I'm going to have a nervous breakdown. I worked for itp I owe it to myself and no one is going to deprive me of it. Unknown .ani I know I'lI make it . . . some- how! I if K Neil Young x A X p VWV' ...N ww' u 1 M k, 0 uf , - -.A f.xg,5.?.f . ,v - V' wif--ff' --xl-Q X1 fu . ' 1 ,. . -. -- , fa 'Q 'l'35i???25f12'cYE-1K?ffTi'F.2pff' .-iff V- fm . f 5 f -ffggqr f qw-.fzx f n 1--:K , MV , 1? 1 'N , k 3?'Z33-ffzfl' V ,fW43tF?w'fF5afVS 51 :ff 'K' 'V Q 'Ez'.'4L-4 W , f,A,,,,. 1 .V 11 ,nc . Lx 'f X A fr sf bw. ' J- 4. 6 , . ' Lg 'C J ' A w ' Q -' ' f M fi:Q1ga,,:w' . 5' fer X My f fy ,fn- gxki 4, ., ,, 15 -. fw swf:- , ,Q ,I .3 :qw-akgz - 2 f -Rf'Cjif'Sf nf' 9'VP'i1f'f'-iv W1 ' Yn35fv.'1Yv' wp. 'f ,445-A H' I. 34 3 .s E 5 'f sf wg 'W ' I , 'E any W M? KNEELING: Bebee, B. Renshaw, Keller, Clarkson, Brown, Dassler, K. Paletta Qmanagerj. STANDING: Schoenberg, Mc- Mahon, Donovan, Mrs. Keefer, Burrows, D. Butler, N. Lebens, Morrissey, I. Maune, fmanagerl. ABSENT: B. Butler. a hockey This years A hockey team may not have had the impressive record that past teams have had, but it was one of the most spirited and enthusiastic teams Burroughs has ever seen. Hockey clinics in August, as well as two weeks of grueling tryouts, made the competion intense. The result was a well rounded group of fifteen girls ranging in age from the lone freshman, Patty Dono- van, to seniors Bebee, Brown, Clarkson, Dassler, Keller, and Renshaw. Playing their two toughest competa- tors, Villa and St. Joe for the seasons opening games, resulted in two close defeats. The only other loss for the Bomberettes was against Nerinx, and like the other two defeats, was lost by one point. Aside from a frustrating tie with Clayton, the remainder of the season was victorious for Mrs. Keefer and her Bomber- ettes. The final two games of the season were won by a stupendous senior team, comprised solely of seniors from the A and B varsities. The old saying, lt's not whether you win or loose, it's how you play the game. may be trite, but it cap- sulates the philosophy of Mrs. Keefer and her varsity players. The spirit and sportsmanship displayed by every member of the team during both losses and victories, distinquished it from all others. Mrs. Keefer should be congradulated not only for a victorious season, but for instilling this attitude in her players. The team would like to thank Mrs. Keefer and two of the best varsity hockey managers, fcheerleaders and artistsj that have come along in a long while, Iane Maune and Kathy Paletta. ..,, .. ,H W W W-----f-M--0 I f. -M -Q' J E H . 5. ,P 1' i ROW 1: D. Welsh, A. Gamble, L. Gaebe, N. Hilmer, Heather Perry. ROW2: Holly Perry - manager, E. Imster - manager, R. Benson A Wiegand, C. Molden, L. Woods, I. Woods, K. Samuels, Beth Williams - coach. ROW 3: C. von Kaenel, K. McMahon - substituting for S. Boles, S. Samuels, M. Goodloe, G. Kiplinger, L. Holekamp, L. Sharp, B. Bishop. hockey The 1974 B Hockey team compiled an impressive 8-4-1 record while outscor- ing their opponets by a margin of 20 goals to seven. Although Lindsey Gaebe was top scorer of the season. Kris Samuels, a rising young freshman star, won herself a dinner from the coach, for her topnotch acheivements in scoring. This year's B team had only three returning veterans, yet we quickly overcame any inexperience or hesitation, through the superb coaching efforts of Beth Williams also, a new- comer to Burroughs this year, and through the entire team's efforts to get along together and win. Our general good sportswoman's attitude holds even through Halloween, right Beth? All in all, it was a great year and we had alot of fun. Even with the loss of many seniors, next year's B team should really come along and make a winning season, due to their talent and compatibility. Villa 1 IBS O Sunset O IBS 4 Ursuline 0 IBS 4 Visitation O IBS 2 Maryl 1 IBS 1 Principia O IBS 1 Ladue 2 IBS O St. Mary's 2. IBS O Duschene O IBS 3 Nerinx 1 IBS O Clayton O IBS 1 Cor Iesu 0 Senior Girls 1 Duschene O Senior Girls 3 j.v. hockey The j.V. hockey varsity this year had an excellent team and il- lustrated great team effort. The team had fantastic assetsg them- selves and their coach, Sue Lowell. Everyone learned alot about hockey, as well as having a good time. The team's record was 4-3- 3, with Kelly Walter dominating the scoring. Special thanks goes to the managersg Iulie Sobo and Hope Gladney, and to the coach, Sue Lowell. so ROW 1: S. Stradal, Austin, Trulaske, Hamilton, D. Stradal, S. Stromsdorfer, P. Maritz. ROW 2: R. Rosenfeld, Adams, I. Burst, Geissal, Hobler, Knight, Wilkins. ROW 3: Wilson, Dunker, Beisman, Geffen, Tichenor, Kistner. ROW 4: Bearman, Eiseman, Baine, S. Maritz, Huey, Ullman. ROW 5: Carp, Boles, Schnuck, Marsh, Rosenfeld, Banton, Gabienelli. ROW 6: Klostermier, Levis, Parke, Burslem, Miller, Otto, I. Burst. ROW 7: Moore, O'Keefe, Lemen. Eureka 7 IBS 3 The Bombers practiced four hard weeks prior to their first game. Due to a bit of over confidence and first game jitters the bombers lost to a fired-up Eureka team. The only Bomber scoring came from a Bearman field goal. IBS l Clayton 6 The Bombers went into the Clayton game sky high and ready to win. They proved it by coming right back after an early Clayton touchdown. Tru- laske was the hero of the day gaining over 220 yards. To add insult to injury the defense sacked a Clayton tailback in the endzone for 2 points. Levis 6, Geffen 6, Schnuck 2, Bearman 4. .,-fa A . IBS 16 Lutheran North 8 The fired up Bombers travelled to North to play one of the stronger teams in the league. Halfway through the first quarter the game turned into a swimming meet as the heavens dumped four inches of water onto the field. The outstanding play of Pe- ter Miller gave the Bombers two exciting touch- downs. Miller 12, Bearman 4. Principia 10 IBS O The luck of team coordination and a lot of over- confidance hurt the Bombers tremendously. The Bombers were simply out played by Prin. o. 'J ' ' ..... 6 My Y t - - . ' 'Q 4. .LEA , ' 2 z .B ii ' ,L . - . t if it? I -sis? ct Z, K A V Q' 'rtf ' W Y 'Hn 'Ya 'fi iw V' . ' ' P- .V 1 Q rf. 55 I - ' - .n ' ' .fs ., A I IBS 19 Iennings O The Bombers came to life against a team that outweighed them by 349 lbs. per player. The de- fense had a field day led by Mark Austin, Dave Stradal, and Steve Adams in which they ate up the Jennings running backs. Steve Stradal's superb punting held Iennings deep in their own territory throughout most of the game. Trulaske 12., Hobler 6, Bearman. IBS 22 Pembroke O In a true team victory the Bombers definitely out- classed Pembroke. The defense was outstanding as they recorded their second shutout. The Burroughs offense sparkled as they moved the ball against the Raider defense. Trulaske 6, Miller 6, Levis 6, Bear- man 4. IBS 26 Lutheran South 6 The Bombers worked hard all week during prac- tice and they were rewarded with an ovrwhelming victory. The highlight of the game was Earl C1erfen's 60 yard punt return. Ge-rfen 6, Trulaske 6, Marsh 6, Miller 6, Bearman 2. IBS 13 Priory 3 A powerful IBS running attack led by Mike Ban- ton and Iim Beisman was all that was needed offen- sively to beat Priory. Defensively. Country Day Z0 IBS O A fired up IBS team travelled to CDS to play the Rams in a game that would decide the league cham- pion. A strong CDS team burned the Bombers and beat them 20-O. The IBS defense played a significant part in many of the victories. They recorded 2 shutouts along with 11 straight quarters of scoreless football. Thanks is extended to all the cheerleaders, and all those people who worked so hard during Spirit Week. Congratulations to All Leaguers: Peter Mill- er, Elkin Kistner, Mark Austin, Peter Hamilton, and Shep Parke. Honorable Mention, Rick Burslem, Steve Stradal, Steve Trulaske, Iim Burst, Bill Knight, Ted Levis, Iim Beisman, Lee Bearman, Earl Geffen and David Boles. Special congratulations to Peter Miller who made first team All District. 3 ' Q , ,,' ,.,. ,W 1 . 'uri' A .....,..M,X.1- , 4 ' ROW 1: Altvater, I. Meyer, Rowland, Dee, Heclcer, Hibbard. ROW 2: Schmid, Costen, Schweig, D. Meyer, Medart. ROW 3: 1. Martin, Strassner, Keith, Boyd, Holmes, Mr. Stevens, Lemp, ROW 4: Krause, Lee, Reitz, Hershey, Hole- kamp, ROW 5: Gutman, Stromsdorfer, Austin, R. Martin, I. Martin. Under the able guidance of coaches Stevens, Moore, and Heath the B football team went undefeated 7-O-0 in 1974. This season opened with a 22-0 victory over Prin, followed by a win over archrival Country Day, 10- 8. The victory over C.D.S. was highlighted by senior Bill Lemp's 44 yard touchdown run. The league schedule opened with Priory bussing to Leland Field. After a scoreless first half, the of- fense came out fired up and moved the ball well. Finally in the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs broke through for the games only score on a 10 yard drive by Paul Reitz. The game ended 6-O, in favor of the Bulldogs. Following the Priory contest came three road games at Lutheran South, Lutheran North, and Principia. At South, the Steakhouse Gang had a field day, winning 30-O. Highlights included Steve Schmid's 85 yard T.D. scamper and a 40 yard pass from Randy Martin to Steve Keith. At Lutheran North, the de- fense allowed its first touchdown in two games, but it made no difference as the offense had one of its best days. Two Martin passes fto Paul Hibbard and Steve Keithj and a 50 yard run by Schmid accounted for the 20-6 victory. At Prin, the Bulldogs came close to blowing their undefeated season and possibly the league champi- onship. Prin came out high as a kite and scored twice in the first half for a 13-O lead. However the second half belonged to the Steakhouse Gang. The defense, led by Iohn Martin and Ted Holmes, held Principia the rest of the way. The offense rallied to score twice after two long drives. The first T.D. was scored by Paul Reitz on a one yard plunge and the extra point attempt was no good. The second T.D. was scored on a 10 yard sprint by Schmid. This time the 2 point conversion was good and the B team won the game 14-13. In the final game with Country Day, the Steakhouse Gang put points on the board in three of the four quarters and went on to win 20-8. Schmid scored on runs of 2O and 55 yards with the remaining T.D. coming on a 50 yard pass from Martin to Holmes. ll I This years C team kept the Eagle's tradition alive by having an undefeated season with a record of 5-O-2. The C team would like to extend special thanks to the coach- ing of Stanley Gardner and Steve Dassler. The persistent offense racked 104 points over the season while the stubborn defense allowed only 3.4 points a game. The team would also like to thank the cheerleaders for giving them support during the games. IBS - 12 Prin - 6 IBS - O CDS - O IBS - 22 Priory - O IBS - 36 Luthern S. - 0 IBS - 12 Luthern N. - 12 IBS - 14 Prin - O a IBS-8 CDS-0 ROW 1: Gardner, Rowland, Rubenstien, Paletta, Kayes, Herndon, Sherman, Goerge, Dassler. ROW 2: Knight, Loeb Becker, Hempker, Woods, Kallaus. ROW 3: Rothbarth, Hatfield, Burke, Scherrer, Symington, de Pendaloza, Saddler Minnis, O'Keefe, Hall, Pausek, Stupp, Holekamp, Alverson, Iohnson, Arrick. Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. It moves stones. It charms brutes. Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity and truth accomplishes no victories without it. Unknown You can't keep me down, ya know I'll try so hard I might bring you up, too. Unknown and S1ZZ11ng Vs, 1 'ffm' .5 F f .i1fUQf?f3? ln . 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Runners usually race across fields, through woods, and over hills. Because distances and terrains differ for each race, no national or world records exist for this event. ln the United States, the National Federa- tion of High School Athletic Associations has set a minimum distance of 1 112 miles and a maxi- mum of 3 miles for races. Races that-exceed 7 miles are not cross country events L , 'QZWL M59 if , kv wh if A K V W, gywwfm . MQW? 5 ,Eff in 9, Mm 'L , M rf.,,gz.M M deff 12499- lf! 5 in Q 3 af' , fig Vail Z Jing' F if 35 We ' ' ' M '25, I ,,L. , ,L L 7 f T .b 2 - 1 ' 4 L ' - wg, , K ,. , fs ,. M . 'r 1: -E 1L,.,- - fwfr' . f , - af ii -9 , L f if- Q - L 2i 2 ' 2 - 5 .-,, ' l , L, L L ,.L,.L L , , . . ,. - 1 .. nr LL, .xg . ' W f 3 ry ,Q L wi L TM Y N X W at LLLL ,L ,I A L 15.3 ,ff B. f ff SUM A mf J r 0. Mi 4- 25,54- ,:' ' '- Q I l,'i'f?0?' , 'FL , 42,1 -,,,, , P K? , 2 R 11, i , ,,. Af' 5 ,VL N , 'Z' 2 4 HQ ' A mcg - is 'fi f 4 R: gg L. F . 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LL , ..L Q f ,,,, K L L W ' R li f 'i Wk, , , i T ,gg ,nd 'L , , X T if J Y ,W 3 if mum Ava 'W bm QHW4 1 fi X E V 2 I , f, , 1 T ,Q K 5 f 1, ' A ' V 5 K Q TV. 5 , . Y 4 , . . out , g A1 if ,xl ws PE! .I I 4 I .- I , , A 4 ,L M ,s v- s . . , .-., , sf . ,V . W X ' . sa, . af 1' 2 e A V . . 2 . as M' rt , ,i ' it V- . al MU R ef .1 L? . SITTING: I. Maune, Gamble, N. Perry, Welsh, Reed, L. Woods, Ernst C. Samuels. SECOND ROW: Walters, Holmes, Lebens, Walker, Hall, Goodloe, Dassler, I. Woods, Avioli, H. Perry, Cohen, Stradal, Bristow, 'von Kaenel, Duncker, Beth Williams girls soccer The 1974-75 athletic season saw the emergence of two girl soccer teams with the sigh of At last . Last year Bur- roughs played over ten games using a rotatinguteam of forty to fifty players. This year with two set teams and excel lent coaching by Beth Williams the girls exhibited greater organization and unity. In thirteen different competitions the girls showed their prowess on the field by losing only one game to the Ladue team but were compensated in a 9 - 0 victory over Villa. For the girsl it was a fun season and perhaps with more practice as a team next year the Bur- roughs' girls' soccer team will be undefeated. I Team 1 Team 2 IBS - Principia 1 - 0 IBS - Principia 3 -O I grirljlpe gig IBS - Lutheran South 7' - 2 Iss - Whitfield 6 - 3 IEE 1 I 9212 IEE i ffflfgefan South 3 :ji Jes - Whitfield 4 - 3 IBS - Ladue ' 2. - 2 IBS - Ladue O - Z Q. ,f .M .,.............. , I HQ- 'M 2, ' W , s ' K K fm-Q-...,..... W' f. ig of f ,,-,A 'lil W . 5'-43 Na SITTING S Stradal KNEELING T Holmes I Schweig, P. I-Iobler, S. Lewis, D. Stradal, B. Lemp, I. Beisman, I. Arnstein. STANDING: Beckman E Gerfen S Parke R Wang L Bearman A Sisk E Kistner,I. Ross,C.Tichenor,C.Costen,J. Hershey,I. Meyer The A soccer team showed all sceptics this year as they were truly composed of young men unequal in raw talent and moral integrity. Leading the scoring for the Bombers was Michael Siebold, our unas- suming foreign exchange student. The front line worked together ex- tremely well throughout the year. Standouts were Steve Lewis, Earl Gerfen, and Peter I-Iobler. Defensively, the Bombers were led by Jim Beisman, Chris Tichenor, Dave Stradal and Billy Lemp. Able goal tend- ing was contributed by Steve Adams, with support from Mark Shan- feld. Although the A soccer team did not finish first, Coach Ray Beckman was eulogizing his young - charges for their unending and unsurpassed efforts. Many thanks and tributes are due to this remark- able man. . B soccer 'X f 2 B . , , , -w.........,......-.......,4. W , , 41.33, , rs- K ,Ei ROW 1 Mendelson, Iarchow, B. Paletta, George, D. Rubenstien, E. Sandweiss, D. Iones, Mr. Gardner. ROW 2: Otto, Keith Boles Hern don Reitz I-Iaglin, Haug, Gabinelli, Stromsdorfer, Kramer - The B soccer team finished its regular season with a 4 - 7 - 2 record, with three of those losses coming from out-of league teams. Leading scorersffor the team were: Dave Iones 19I, Iason Stromsdorfer 121, Iay Hershey 12I, Dave Boles 111, and Iayes Haug 115. With the league tournament still ahead, the team looks forward to possibly ending the season at .500. A special thanks goes to Mr. Gardner for his fine coaching job, and mak- ing this season as fun as possible. IBS 1 Chaminade 3 IBS O Ladue 2 IBS 1 South 1 IBS 1 Parkway West 3 IBS O Priory 4 IBS 1 Prin ' 0 IBS 4 North 2 IBS 4 South O IBS 2 North 2 IBS O CDS 1 IBS 0 Prin 2 IBS 1 CDS O IBS 0 Priory 2 C soccer This year's C soccer team is unbelievable, remarked coach Gramse after the C team devoured Lu- theran North 7 - 0 in the season opener, which incidently set a C team record for the most goals in a game. Backed by a solid defense the team was able -to compete avidly against powerful out-of league teams such as Oakville. During the league competition the forwards sparked the second halves with spectacular goal scoring finales to carry the Eagles to a 5 - 2 - 2 record. Though in one tie and one loss an aged chap was unfortunate- ly bestowed upon us as ref. This fella pondered calls for hours and delivered decisions in hand and smoke sig- nals. . A The C team salutes Art Gramse for his dedication as coach, his preeminent pregame lectures, his famous uppers fmintsj and his ability to put up with our team and certain referees. l! V gymnastics varsity MYSTIFYING? OBNOXIOUS! O L7 TICKLISH? N RMA . Skippy Krause Luehrman Burrows Klutzon Schoenberg absent: Whalen Kiplinger McMahon The A girls basketball team was excep- tionally small this year. Returning veterans were: Giddy McMahon, Wendella Burrows, Big Cher, and Jane Stalk Krause. Other members were, former B or IV team- ers, Nancy Knee Luehrman, Jefiner Schoen- berg, Cail Kips and if needed Klutz Clarkson. A lot of injuries during the sea- .son limited the playable members to 5, 6 or 7, for each game. One exciting game, due to wounds and foul-outs, the amazing A-ers played with only 4 people. Of course they won. But they did not win all of their games s if this E1 S e a 'X because of the stiff competition with of the teams. For example, there was game against Viz fthe 1st game of the sonj when the girls lost track of the after the opposing team passed 60. But next time they played Viz, they perfo quite well and lost only by 15 pts. How the season was not a total failure, but tually a success, because of the great 1 ress made throughout the season. Year, all members except for one, will turn to display the talents that they le from this season. A special thanx goes Skippy for her patience and great ll I s Linda Holekamp 5' fm or tiff L. Haglin, Green, Clarkson, S, Samuels, A. Knight, Miller. b girl's basketball The 1974.- 75 girls B basketball team had a better than usual sea- son, considering the past few girls' B basketball teams. The girls compiled a league record of 4 - 3 - 0 and a season record of 6 - 10 - O. Although the team didn't start off by winning, everyone soon settled into the routine and began to. play more efficiently. Ginny Clarkson was the captain of the team. Sallie Samuels, Linda I-lolekamp, Janet Miller, Karen Koman, Lexie Haglin, Anne Green, Patty Donovan, and Anne Knight all worked exceptionally well on and off the court. The B team would like to thank Sue Lowell and Mrs. Keefer for their time and patience, and for making this group a team! Patty Donovan 'N an x QW I I . I I Beisman, Samuels, Sobo, Gladney, Krause, Perry, Drescher. ,V a The 1974 IV basketball team, had a slow start, but after they got their momentum, they were fantastic. Their first victory was against West Ladue, which gave them the confidence to beat St. Mary's, by an unbelievable score of 43 - 6. They vanquished Villa in a close S game with a score of 23 - 27. Their last win came with their last game, against Mary I. They had lost a close game with their Warson Rd. rivals previously, but they came back strong to beat them in a close match of Z6 - 18. The season was very successful for the girls, as far as winning, and learning goes. Their thanks go to Sue, their great coach who said that they would always win, and Ann their manager who always gave them the energy to play well. They appreciate Mr. O'- e Keefes' and Mr. Yagers' wholehearted efforts towards half-time entertainment. They real- ly weren't that bad at shooting! ' 1 a yippee. senior girls basketball The senior girls basketball team was a new addition to the girls sports picture of 1974 - '75. The team con- sisted of talented but not overly experienced ball players. The schedule of games grew from 3 to 7 as the sea- son progressed and the enthusiasm for the sport increased. The team's record ended up an even 3 - 3 - 1, the tie came in a hard fought battle with the senior boys. All ofthe games were exciting or at least fun to watch as the team came up with flashes of brilliance followed closely by moments of complete spasticity. High scorer Paletta and loyal manager Wiegers Wiegand provided the impetus for he rest of the regulars: Fouling Boles, pass it to Loeb, moves Maune, Pro Molden, Powder Puff Perry, Ouch Stith, with the help of part timers: julie Bebee, Ann Gamble, Sara Hibbard, Amy Keller, Dana Welsh, and john Cissel. 63? two avid fans, Hibbard, Molclen, Boles, Weigand, Maune, Paletta, Stith, Perry. hurra ll!!! a basketball i ROW 1: T. Wang, I. Baine, T. Levis. ROW 2: T. Luehrman, S. Dunker, T. Pittman, P. Hamilton, B. Hellmich, P. Griesedieck, T. Rassieur With three games remaining, and a record of 7 - 12, the '74 - '75 A basketball season could only be termed a disappointment. The talent was there, with five returning lettermen and five B team transfers, the enthusiasm was definitely there, and many of the opponents could hardly be called blockbusters. Perhaps the players heard that Burroughs basketball was horrible so many times that they began to believe it, themselves. They simply didn't know how to win. The first seven for the season were Rubble Luehrman, Hammer, Bill Helmich, Ted Levis, Squeeky Pittman, Dank, and Greis. Ther best performances were: 18 for Rubble, in the South and North games, 18 for Hell- mich against South, 20 for Pittagainst Priory, 15 for Head Honcho at St. Iohn's, 14 for Levis at North, 14 for Greis at Prep South, and a measly Z3 for Dank, with the cooperation of No. Co. Tech. At this writing the sea- son isn't over, with games remaining against South, Priory, C.D.O., and the first round ofthe regional, so the Bombers could still finish strong. X1 9 fc I E J? 45 'X - ROW 1: I. Darnton, A. Marsh, B. Essman, T, Schnuck, R. Gutman. ROW 2: P. Krause, I. Hill, T. Rosenfeld, P. Strassner, I. Mauer, I. Grady, I. McKown b basketball The 1974-75 Iohn Burroughs B basetball team, in the capable hands of second year coach Dick Heath, produced an average season. The Bulldogs started out the season on the right track, winning three out of their first five games. Veterans Todd Schnuck, Tom Rosenfeld, Iim Darnton, and Andy Marsh were all very excited about these three victories, because they equled last year's winning record of three. Despite this encouraging start, the Bulldogs won only one out of their next six games, four of which counted in league standings. But the team was soon back on the right track winning four of their six next games, including two exciting one point victories over North and Prin. With four games remaining, the B teamers hope to bring their record over the 500 mark for the first time since the '6O's. A This years starting seven for the Bulldogs usually consisted of Schnuck, Marsh, Rosenfeld, Boyd, Krause, Strassner and eager young freshman Fatso Grady. The offense was usually led by Rosenfeld, Grady and Marsh, all averaging between seven and ten points a game. , IBS Z5 Countr Da 47 IBS as Southview 64 IBS 30 -Principia Y 41 IBS 45 Pflofv 25 IBS 42 Priory 31 IBS 50 Clayton 40 IBS 44 Country Day 49 IBS 47 Kennedy 57 IBS 48 Prep South 36 IBS 43 36 IBS 46 59 I 5 35 51 IBS 36 35 I 5 33 43 IBS 25 Z4 Prep South Luth. North B North Luth. North B Luth. South Principia i c basketball 5' ', 'lgy ' fi is--. V vu-1' if This year's C basketball team while not big in quantity made it up with quality. Under the coaching of B.P. Westling the team was guided to the best winning season in the last decade. The starting fiveg Hatfield, Saddler, Horwitz, Mitchell, and Schmid guided the team with able assistance from the bench to their winning season. There were no individual players on the. team. Every game was a team effort as proved by winning more than 10 of their 15 games. With all of these wins under their belts the team can look forward to bright seasons on the B and A teams. H I.B.S. 38 Lutheran North I.B.S. 29 Lutheran South I.B.S. 59 C.D.5. I.B.S. 47 Principia I.B.S. 39 Priory I.B.S. 47 St. Mary's I.B.S. 33 St. Mary's I.B.S. 27 Lutheran North I.B.S 55 Pricipia I.B.S 785 Lutheran South I.B.S 785 C.D.S. I.B.S 785. Priory , A 2 5 'WS4 ' A 1 'Ei 1 , li ' 2 V, rs 4 gi 4 V W K ' ' 1 fi-rf y.. 3 w..,,,,,,f . .mf . L- l S V ui' M' V! ii if f, A . , ,, , , y H ,, ,k,, H ,Zan V S' John Monsey - Mighty Mack, Eonseyg best man with a book. Barney dePenaloza - clean mind? where's your uniform, lost to a face in the crowd. Matt Kayes - hardware king, hot dog, still a small 98. Dave Sherman - spoiled, people are paid to lose to him, PE leader. Mike Dee - All ABC lask Davejg winner of the Texas death match. Bill Becker - just another pretty face, varsity! Gil Hecker - Mr. Modesty dis- guised as Clark Kent. Dave Bristow - FLASH and his assistant mini-flashy Senior! Ioel Manson - Mighty Steed, just a shadow of his former self. Paul Ullman - only beaten by the best, all of them, look out next year! Matt Carp - nose that bleeds on command, always awakes after his match. Mike Banton - smallest for his weightg watch those legs. Sam Winklemeyer - Yes, Master! Does he look big? . . . 'no Wink , , .' Stop the match, stop the match ,... never mind, Meals at Steiney's, Meals at Southern Aire, Meals at Fatted Calf, Meals . . .g Becker's super wing Sherman's super kiss, Quest for gold, Quest for silver: Quest for bronze, But sir I'm getting it cut tomorrow, Ref, step out here on the mat, 9 sec. ping 25-5 before a ping only 5 secs. left, when in doubt buy your own medals, failure to ask permission to leave the mat, we're going for the second round, be back tonightg DASp if he puts his arm over your mouth again, bite him, but I don't want a trophyp this year, NEXT YEAR, feast! jbs , wrestling is . ....., 1211 H-:-., SITTING: Gen Obata. STANDING: D. Sunnen, G. Wright, Davey Loeb, Pauli Buss- man, I. Ross, D. McCarthy ' SITTING: I. Maune, P. Bussman, D. Loeb, A. Wiegand. KNEELING: D. Stradel, I.. Dassler, I. Miller. STANDING: D. Meyer, D. Meyer, B. George, J. Burst, S. Duncker, Gen Obata, S. Stradel, J. Hershey, K. Rainey, E. Rowland, A. Keller, D. McCarthy RW' The farmer's almanac says xii FIRST ROW: B. Kiplinger, B. Wurr, Holly Perry, M. Wurr. SECOND ROW: Walters, M. Banton, K. Samuels. THIRD ROW: N. Perry. ll ll 8 V O 1 1 G Y b a l l FIRST ROW: Bebee, Obata, Young, Brown. SECOND ROW: Perry, Altvater, Pfaff, Sobo. Fortunately, winning wasn't everything to the Girls Volleyball Team last season. The A team won 4 out of 10 games and the B team won 1 game out of 9 from their tough competition. But these records do not tell the whole story. Most of the contests were close and exciting with a lot of good team work. The teams coached by Mrs. Pliakos consisted of mainly juniors and seniors. The players gained much experience and will hope- fully be able to put it all together for the coming season. FIRST ROW: Gamble, Vollmar, Rainy. SECOND ROW: Duncker, Drosten, Forsyth, Dassler, Ybarra, 'bn 'Q W is mum vi Q, , 'vom 4 is Q.. no eff 1 e Y b a 1 l 'Y 'M wdka V gk! ., ' ,L ' . ,V mg- 5 , w , ' V , K . ', - .- .,. X .,. ,, . . l . .- gf , 'M v. sawn.: my - Lt. .t. ... FIRST ROW: Tichenor, Baker. SECOND ROW: G. Kiplinger, E. Rowland, B. George, Klostermeier, T. Levis, Ess- man, Mr. Witscher. 1974 has to be considered a successful year for the golf team. With only three seniors on the team, it was thought by many that 1974 would be a year of rebuilding. But the golfers came up with a surprising 7-2 league record to finish second in the league. Both of the losses came against a powerful Country Day squad. Led by Seniors Andy Baker and Corky Hangar, along with sophomore Ted QHead UP-emj Levis, and freshman Bill Essman, the golfers marched into the district. Despite the Up-em's 78 placing ninth in the district, the team did not do well enough to go to state, as they had the year before. On the season Corky Hangar and the Head Up-em made all league, as the golfers finished with a 12-4 record overall, and high hopes for the next season. golf girl's track 4 : , 1 s::hgQ ,I :ei ' s 'f:.2w: 95 1 :Jiffy Q .,,. . FIRST ROW: Whalen, Fitzgerald, N. Perry, K. Wal- ters, Rainey, Morrissey, L. Woods. SECOND ROW: Dassler, Clarkson, Sharp. The 1974 Girls' Track Team marked a tremendous expansion of girls' track at Burroughs. Through the ef- forts of each and every girl, the team managed to place first in the girls' Regional track meet. The season commenced with the Sumner Invitational, the Soldan Invitational, and the Parkway Invitational meets. In these, the girls competed individually for medals. For additional experience, Burroughs participated in two four-way meets. The points from each place went towards a team total for each school. Competitors included Parkway North, Lutheran South, Ladue, St. Mary's, and St. Elizabeth's. The girls also ran in a dual meet with Ursilirie. The real culmination of team effort occurred when IBS placed first in the Regionals. This year was the first time the St. Louis area was included in the Regionals. Ours was one of the twelve districts in Missouri, and the only district in St. Louis. Eleven schools entered and our girls placed first with 37 points. Northwest was sec- ond with 36 points, and Sumner was third with 35 points. The 880 relay team of Clarkson, Morrisey, Rainey, and Sharp, placed second, and the 440 relay team of Carp, Morrisey, Sharp, and Walters, placed fifth. Big Cher placed fifth in the shot put. In the hurdles competition Perry was fourth, and Dassler placed third. Carp was second in the softball throw. Dassler placed second in the 440 yd. run. There were three first places got- ten by two Bomberettes. Krause placed first in the high jump, and Lauren Woods was first in both the 880 yd. run and the mile run. These accomplishments exemplify the total team effort, as each girl placed or got a point. When one considers the talent coming up from the lower school and that of the present, it is apparent that we can look forward to another successful season. Everyone thanks Coach Keefer for the direction and inspiration she gave to the team! I-Iere's hoping that we make it to the 1975 Girls' State Track Meet in Columbia. '51 fm W rn, nf W, x K Q Q Q f k Vg. M.-,J J, M93 33514 - , ktly 8 sv Q, ' x QV 'sg 252: K f 2 g ,fa - E I wa. , If in W -W 1 jTwi . .. 5' -k.. .1 iw, 'T qxgx? ?7:!'3,y, 5 H v XX 2 x QW .M GEN, softball varsity O-12. The 1974 Softball Varsity was a prime example of the old, but true saying that winning isn't everything . Clad in yellow alligator shirts, the Gators bravely opposed some teams better suited for the Major Leagues. Their opponents started out with a bang. ln the first five games, the Gators scored 39 runs, but this couldn't quite match the 116 runs scored by their opposition. Towards the end of the season the Gators played with a tighter defense, but they couldn't quite put it together to win one. Still, statistics don't tell the whole story. Although Coach Vean's Gators were out hit, outscored, outhustled, and most of all, outpitched, they played with a superior sportswom- an's attitude. lt's hard to concentrate on a game when others have started a touch football on the sidelines. Imagine trying to smile, when opposing players say this is our first win of the season, do we get to play you again? Most important, the team never resorted to badgering or name-calling as did some of their other more worthy opponents. Everyone enjoyed themselves and despite a losing season statistically, the Gators learned that the real winner is the good loser. The Gators would like to thank Coach Vean for the inspi- ration and the joking that kept their spirits high during the season. Orchard Farms 30 IBS 20 Dushene 24 IBS 1 Parkway West 30 IBS 3 Villa 16 IBS 13 Dubourg 16 IBS 2. Dushene 23 IBS 1 Ft. Zumwault 23 IBS 3 Lutheran South 19 IBS 3 St. Elizabeths 12. IBS 7 Cor Iesu 15 IBS O Ft. Zumwault 17 IBS 3 Ladue 15 IBS 5 KNEELING - S. Samuels, K. Walker, Bristow, Denk- mann, I.. Holekamp. STANDING - C. Duncker, Shifrin, K. Paletta, S. Boles, Molden, McMahon, White, A. Cran- cer. ABSENT - Wiegand. ,gannxl ad-My ffk X. 2 FIRST ROW: Mathes, Seddon, C. Cissel, C, Krause, Griesedieck, Adams, R. Martin. SECOND ROW: D. Stradal, Wilkins, S. Stradal, Burslem, Hobler, Sisler, P. Hamilton, R. Rosenfeld, Coach Lemen. The 1974 A baseball team surprised a lot of people including themselves by sweeping into the state semifinals. The Bombers started strongly by taking a second place trophy in the ABC league tournament. However the Bombers were erratic throughout regular season play and ended with a 10-11 record. Then Burroughs came to life in the district playoffs. Following a win over Ellsburg 4-2, I.B.S. upset ranked Prin., 2-1 and went on to demolish Winfield 4-2 to become district champions. By winning the district tournament the Bombers earned the priviledge of bussing to the thriving midwest- ern metropolis of Crocker, Missouri to play in the regional tournament. Despite a misplaced Pringles can, the Bombers thoroughly outclassed their opponents, beating Crocker 7-1 and Borgia 3-1. The next week in the Nixa game in Poplar Bluff Missouri the Bombers were beaten by a good team 6-3. Still the A ballers had becorne the first team from Burroughs, in any sport, to reach the state semi-finals in a long while. Led by all league standouts Bill Seddon, Rick Burslem, Chris Curiesedieck, and Chip Krause, the 1974 A Baseball team was the J.B.S. sports team of the year. a baseball The 1974 B baseball team came up with something almost unheard of in previous years: a winning record. A mixture of strong left handed pitching and right handed hitting led the Bulldogs to a 8-6 overall record, and a somewhat impressive 6-4 league record. The pitching staff was comprised of Jim Forsyth and Bill Helmich. Both turned in many fine performances, but Forsyth's 2-O no-hit win over Codasco was the highlight. The hitting chores were taken over, to a great extent, by Tom Pittman and Steve Duncker, with Steve Lewis, Paul Griesedieck, and Iim Forsyth accounting for many timely hits. Credit must also be given to an infield of Holmes, Lewis, Duncker, Helmich, Forsyth, and Pittman, for provid- ing a sometimes air-tight defense. Many thanks, for a fine coaching job, go to Dick Heath, without the Bigg Guy, the season would not have been nearly as successful or fun. FIRST ROW: S. Wolff, Pittman, S. Lewis, Duncker, T. Holmes. SECOND ROW: Forsyth, R. Wang, Hellmich, Ho- lekamp, Mr. Heath, I. Davidson, Bristow. THIRD ROW: Costen, 5. Maritz, Griesedieckla, I. Meyer. J..-li - ' 2.9 ' ' Dxl'P 5T1.1133' 'Y lT'Q Li'i7 Z'iT'FZ'Z'I.!!1f .ft 'iii' C baseball FIRST ROW: D. George, T. Ross, Sherman, B. Paletta, Marsh, J. Stromsdorfer, G. Austin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Crabtree, Rich- ter, Maur, Hill, T. Rosenfeld, Monson, Gutman, I. Martin, M. Kayes. This years C team surpassed many past C teams by ending up with a winning season. Their only loses came to a much more experienced Lutheran South team. This C team should be remembered for the effort they put out. It has been a long time since a Burroughs baseball team has won and ended up with better than a 500 season. Thank you C team and Mr. Crabtree. fC1roverJ 5 sh, 3' X r KNEELING - D. Rubenstein, M. Shanfeld, I. Arnstein. STANDING - D. Meyer, L. Bearman, Mr. Thomas, I. Burst, D. Eiseman, P. Bussman. ll ll ' 3 tEI'lI'l1S Tennis is an exciting game played with rackets and a ball on a large court. The players bat the ball back and forth over a net strung across the middle of the court. Each player tries to score points by hitting the ball so that his opponent cannot return it over the net and inside the court. The official name of the game is lawn tennis. It usually is played outdoors, but may also be played indoors. Two or four persons can play a game of tennis. Two persons play a singles game. Pour persons, two on each side, play a doubles game. KNEELING - Dee, F. Rowland. STANDING - P. Krause, Lee, Taylor, Schmertz, Ullman, Schweig. ll jj 0 l b reserve tenms Rosecan, Flsher, Darnton, Jones , Kallaus, Gabinelli, Coach Bailey , Hagedorn ' -1- 'l FIRST ROW: Martin, Hantz,Law, Grant, Berberich, Krause, Duncker, Renshaw, McNett, SECOND ROW: Lund, Mosin- ger, Muckerman, Gorclan, Curlee, Richter, Graham, Mrazik, Koritz, THIRD ROW: dePenaloza, Walters, Manchester, Hell- man, Farrell, Moorman, Daniel, Hustace, FOURTH ROW: Berg, Banton, Gore, Walker, FIFTH ROW: Toole, Rosenbloom Hemker, Jackson, Kraus, Mandel, Steinert, Durfee, Marshall. FIRST ROW: Miller, Strassner, Hurley, Buder, Dyer, Grant, Viviano, Rechter, Gruenberg, Silver, SECOND ROW: Gomez Hammonds, Davidson, Allen, Burst, Woods, Eulfing, Chorlins, Grishan, Hayman, THIRD ROW: Ostertag, Fleming, Wal lace, Fisher, Wood, Zabrisky, Green, Enzeroth, Odom, Green, FOURTH ROW: Sant, Brooksher, Nelson, Menclelson, Saro ti, Eades, Thomas, Hetlage, S. Kohn, Black, Allen. 4 iii S S 1 ROW 1: Yap, Johnstone, Calhoun, Shieber, Ruwitch, M. Edison, Bunge. ROW 2: Gladney, Yager, Shaikewitz, B. Baum, Graviss, Nuelle. ROW 3: T. Meyer, R. Riley, T. O'Brien, Meletio, Altvater, Quinn, D. Ballinger. ROW 4: Gardner, Lemen, Dassler. arm ROW 1: Sherman, M. Rosenfeld, Culpepper, Cummings, Forrester, Cohen. ROW 2: Rogers, P. Maritz, Rosenheim, Shengber, McNett. ROW 3: Kendall, Crancer Young, S. Renshaw, P. Daniel, Grace, Heath, Moore, Agler, Taylor, Spangler. , 4 x . Yi Bi 5 . yi ,,, ,. ,kv . A ,. , ' Vg 9- s. ' g l 1 ef girls a tennis FIRST ROW: Grace, Baine, Bebee, Burrows, Miller, Rubenstein, McMahon. SECOND ROW: Clarkson, Keller, Loeb, Beisman, Ybarra, Walker. ABSENT: Grant, Haglin, Gaebe, Samuels, and Sweet Sue. The '73 girl's team ended up in a record of 6-4-1. This was better than it's ever been in the last few years. The girls had a lot of fun, and did manage to get in some serious tennis between the gos- siping and the getting the drinks of water ! The stars of the team were: Blazing Baine, Big- mouth Beisman, Bad cold Bebee, Bendy Burrows, Klutzy Clarkson, Goofy Gaebe, Sister Kate , Amy Miller , Ear Loeb, MAC truck MAI-ION, Mishap Miller, Wrongshot Rubenstein, Surefire Samuels, Lefty Lexie, and Greaser Grant, Keron Walker, and Lucky Louisa. With the guidance and help from the great coach, Sweet Sue , the team was very successful. On behalf of the team, we would like to thank our marvelous coach, Sweet Sue , for her patience and the time she spent with us. The season was very successful in spirit and in reality. Hopefully next years' team will be just as good - even more SUCCESSFUL!! I1 MW FIRST ROW: Patterson, I. Ross, Sterkel, Saphian, Doheny, J. Behrens, Pruett. SECOND ROW: Riteman, Tombaugh, Sullivan, K. Post Crue-nberg, Wheel. THIRD ROW: Silver, Pollock, Cornwell, M. Iones, T. Stromsdorfer, Pepper, Delante. FOURTH ROW: Gardner Lemon, Dassler. navy FIRST ROW: Nelson, Williamson, McGinely, Goessling, Shafield. SECOND ROW: Jacobson, Cornwell, Lipton, Taylor, T. Taylor, Por terfield, D. Martin, THIRD ROW: C. Esto, Day, Coster, Kraus, Studt, Godney, Whalen. FOURTH ROW: Heath, Moore. G i r m s a n FIRST ROW: Cori, Hamilton, Drescher, Krause, Perry, E. Kiplinger, Parke, Gladney, W. Behrens, Pollnow, Knight, Mincoff, Brucker, SECOND ROW: Finch, L. Holekamp, Larimore, Jones, T. Holekamp, Avioli, Sobo, jenkins, jen- kins, Stradal, Oglesby, von Gontard, THIRD ROW: Berger, Huey, Shuter, B. Wurr, I. Behrens, K. Samuels, Imster. FOURTH ROW: B. 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BOWLES: leaves her beige bomb BRISTOW: leaves his kidneys to Dave Sisler BROWN: leaves the costume room forever BUDER: leaves a warm piano BURSLEM: leaves his keyes to Bill Lemp BURST: leaves the cougar BUSSMAN: leaves his Cliff Notes to the English Department CLARKSON: leaves the yearbook to the juniors DASSLER: leaves her chem lab key at home DOBBS: leaves her eye rolling talent to Haskins DUNCKER: leaves the car with Steve FLANIGAN: leaves her wierd socks FRIEDEL: leaves whoever has the guts GAMBLE: leaves the sculpture room finally GEISAL: leaves Swahili alphabet GEORGE: leaves the 1964 Galaxy 500 GRAHAM: leaves her toe HAIMO: leaves her intellect to future IBS students HAMILTON: leaves Nails to HASKINS: leaves her brother to anyone who wants him. HEITMAN: leaves the country. HERSHEY: leaves his boots. HIBBARD: leaves gym again. HOBLER: leaves his tennis racket. HOLEKAMP: leaves his name with the Ladue cops. IOHNSON: leaves his little brother. IOHNSTONE: leaves her couch. KASSABAUM: leaves her empty boxes of jujubees. KELLER: leaves Blue. KAYES: leaves his book of 10,000 trivial facts. KISTNER: leaves the Valient . KNIGHT: leaves joseph. LEMP: leaves his business firm to lim. LIBERMAN: leaves 6th period algebra D. LOEB: leaves Rocky. K. LOEB: leaves for good. LOWE: leaves her recipe for SLOWE GIN FIZZES. LUEHRMAN: leaves the basketball team to Pittman. MARITZ: leaves WMCC. I. MARTIN: leaves Tiki. R. MARTIN: leaves Debootsky. MAUNE: leaves the court to Ellen. MCARTHY: leaves the gold plated camera. MENDELSON: leaves more Mendelsons. MILLER: leaves Fred. MITCHELL: leaves her Eat a Peach. MOLDEN: leaves her water wings to Keron Walker. OBATA: leaves the George B. Memorial Art Gallery. O'KEEFE: leaves the Mercedes. ORWIG: leaves pockets to whoever has the patience. PALETTA: leaves her red and white outfit to Annette. PERRY: leaves Holly to those who want her RAINEY: leaves IBS to Alice RASSIEUR: leaves the WORLD RENSHAW: leaves 2 cases of C.F.D. ROSECAN: leaves Congress and the features to the juniors ROSENFELD: leaves -5150 ROSS: leaves his Billy Graham dialouges to B.A. Syed ROWLAND: leaves his license to the Ladue cops SANDWEISS: leaves her senior year SCHOENBERG: leaves Richard SHIEBOLD: leaves U.S.A. in June SISK: leaves S150 SOFFER: leaves his neurosis STITH: leaves her inferiority cox -lex to Harry D. STRADAL: leaves nothing to -class S. STRADAL: leaves his restrictio. 'o Beisman STROMSDORFER: leaves the lag SUNNEN: leaves his C team baseball glove TRULASKE: leaves the Great American Value VONGONTARD: leaves his blue slips to Mr. Hirth VONKAENEL: leaves her chemistry ' VOORHEES: leaves her pencils I WANG: leaves the title Big Wang to his little brother WELSH: leaves her tardy excuses WHITE: leaves her post WIEGAND: leaves her mother and the dogs ' WILKENS: I hereby leave my place in the senior lounge to whatever WINTER: leaves a cure to the common cold A WOLFF: leaves - S150 WRIGHT: leaves his permanet Latin Notebook to Hammer or MANCHESTER: leaves her homework for those who don't want the Animal n any . can you imagine? IDAMS: with his wallet IUSTIN: with a fu-man-chu LALLINC-ER: a fat jock with a size large BEBEE: shopping at K Mart BENSON: tour guide at Dreyland IOLES: understudy for Phyllis Schlafly SOLWES: being able to see BRISTOW: without a camera 5ROWN: locking her keys in her car BUDER: thinking linearly 3URSI.EM: not pitching a tent , BURST: married to Celeste BUSSMAN: not up for something, serious and workin CLARKSON: quiet and warm blooded DASSLER: getting 8 hours of sleep DOBBS: being quiet DUNCKER: sincerly mad FLANIGAN: as a math teacher FRIEDEL: calm GAMBLE: on time? GEISSAL: with dark socks GEORGE: losing money to Ardilla GRAHAM: reading the Globe HAIMO: as queen of the V.P. HAMILTON: working? HASKINS: uninjured HEITMAN: driving HERSHEY: buying Brooks Brothers clothes HIBBARD: losing her cool HOBLER: being loud and obnoxious HOLEKAMP: not causing trouble in class JOHNSON: beingliberal IOHNSTONE: talking in class KASSABAUM: not a maid KAYES: not hyper KELLER: Catholic KISTNER: driving on a road KNIGHT: 5' tall LEMP: having a bad time at Drevland LIBERMAN: without a boyfriend D. LOEB: with a crew cut K. LOEB: Catholic LOWE: in a 38 D LUEHRMAN: playing football again S MANCHESTER: at lunch MARITZ: driving a Cadillac 1. MARTIN: tall with short hair R, MARTIN: a writer for MS. magazine MAUNE: not hungry MCCARTHY: not taking pictures MENDELSON: smoking cigarettes MILLER: with the rod. MITCHELL: with blond hair MOLDEN: walking to school OBATA: serious O'KEEFE: a race car driver OGLESBY: T.A.L. ORWIG: leaving the radio alone PALETTA: a nun 5 PERRY: wearing socks in the snow RAINEY: fat with short hair RASSIEUR: calm, cool and collected RENSHAW: sane ROSECAN: serious and well behaved ROSENFELD: losing money to Dank in poker ROSS: spelunking ROWLAND: handing a paper in on time SANDWEISS: marrying a Male Chauvanist Pig SCHOENBERG: playing football SIEBOLD: modest SIS: not with Busse in Ir. year SOFFER: getting football scholarships STITH: talking slowly D. STRADAL: not going to Michigan in summer S. STRADAL: driving a Porche STROMSDORFER: all pro offensive tackle for L SUNNEN: flunking a Spanish test TRULASKE: with straight hair VON GONTARD: breathing silently VON KAENEI.: not putting her two bits in VOORHEES: going out with a taller man WANG: getting mad enough to hit somebody WELSH: at lunch WHITE: missing General Hospital WIEGAND: dry and skinny WILKENS: not bragging WINTER: intacked glasses WOLFF: living in the slums wrarril-IT. Q mmtfl-rleir. .A. Ram. 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A Ch ris Collins Seasons change with the scenery Weaving time in a tapestry Won't you stop and remember me Paul Simon ,wwf-f J,-v Y ew, f x Cordy Lori wh., 2 533 w'f 'L K .-.av Y ,ef , . , 5 a , 'J E H ,'- . 3 e ei ' ' ' FV 4. 2 ei 5 1 , s ffm XL ss Q s an 13' 591 Q IM, W ff' , - K . 1 I ' wi 'ff5?f:' i T 5 11 , ff f ,fi-ig,-. h' 5 ' , W ffflhi i 5 ' E .. ,, , -f '51, xi'-4-552 63: 'f Z,:iHf 7 ,z H ,gs Q , ggfaQQe:2a,iExbfQfim gVfQ?ffQg' if Ewf' .-12 J' V, gg V , A .,,, P, .W i rEQ Him. Jerry Roinker Stretch Elks' Clee 9 .1 X x 'f y. Elvis e 8 wk Nm a .' E: X 5 J W Q . W Janet E 'N X 55' J? in v ff v-1 O B rn Ch xco True Honey-Honey Lobo Big Bad Bob Hen W gi r I ,A f-'ffx.V F Sometimes it seems to me that He heard the murmur- ing pain of all things that grow in the sun, and that then He lifted them up and supported them, not only by His own knowledge, but also by disclosing to them their own power to rise and become whole. Kahlil Gibran Only the best are different I Roink, Roink, said thelittle duckief HP 5 X N ,':. ,J if is 'A ff? Q ,H . sg dx .J 1,1 , 0 , A v t i K r e' awwsueilmn . 1 P I x John Jive Celia Boozer Cruiser Klutz g K, Sarah Boo Mitch f Chit The Rock happiness is . ADAMS: driving the jeep AUSTIN: BOB BALLINGER: beingable to spell BEBEE: good food' BENSON: gum and piano BOLES: California BOLWES: spending money' BRISTOW: 10 foot quartering seas BROWN: cops and keepers BUDER: a warm piano , BURSLEM: a bottle and someone to drink it with BURST: Elton john BUSSMAN: cruising in Hilton Head and a cheap date CLARKSON: all nighters with no doze, and giving parties DASSLER: a sky full of stars DOBBS: entertaining people Iboy peoplej DUNCKER: je comma, yea! FLANIGAN: underwater ping-pong FRIEDEL: revolting GAMBLE: gaining weight GEISSAL: fishin' by the crik' GEORGE: baseball with Chico and Rose GRAHAM: making a reed that works HAIMO: weekend trips to Dreyland HAMILTON: cutting down the 'Gade HASKINS: going to far away places HEITMAN: Ouzo HERSHEY: Mary I. girls HIBBARD: hockey players HOBLER: a new stereo HOLEKAMP: rebobbing IOHNSON: a good argument IOHNSTONE: willy, 4 by 4's, and making crepes KASSABAUM: a curtain call KELLER: a letter from N.Y. KAES: being a Radical Syndicalist Marxist Maoist Cynical revolutionary KISTNER: a refrigerator full of brew KNIGHT: his basement LEMP: shottin' the bull with Mr. Stevens LIBERMAN: being in the middle, D. LOEB: a good party K. LOEB: Belgium LOWE: a charge account at Saks and Niemans LUEHRMAN: a chair in the corner MANCHESTER: no gym MARITZ: Dr. Pepper I. MARTIN: a touchdown pass MAUNE: Bissinger's lollipops, unevens, gooey butter cake MCCARTHY: a loud stereo MENDLESON: 2 pairs of long johns MILLER: the front seat of the Travelall and an F.. MITCHELL: seeing Chuck Berry MOLDEN: a bagel OBATA: Groucho O'KEEFE: Bob Wier OGLESBY: T.A.L, ORWIG: a good run through powder on Siderals PALETTA: Rainey's kitchen PERRY: her 'stanger RAINEY: food RASSIEUR: being the best RENSHAW: jujubees and sunflower seeds ROSECAN: POWER! ROSENFELD: wine, women, and song ROSS: a warm 44 in each hand ROWLAND: 120 down Lindbergh and winning SANDWEISS: weaving SCHOENBERG: studying SIEBOLD: females SISK: riding a train SOFFER: a party without parents STITH: dancing D. STRADAL: golfball hunts in T.H. and S.S. S. STRADAL: a full tank of gas STROMSDORFER: not driving 7Olmiles to and from school SUNNEN: beating Seibold in tennis TRULASKE: driving the jag' VON GONTARD: an oz. VON KAENEL: Joni Mitchell VOORHEES: graduating ' WANG: studying during vacation? WELSH: Alabama WHITE: Hawaii WEIGAND: being with the 'guys WILKENS: the Monte Carlo WINTER: 15 weeks WOLFF: a big bank account WRIGHT: his daily gyberllum HIWHYS S6611 OI' f1E3I'C1 . l I ADAMS: Either verbally or physically whipping Chico AUSTIN: je comma KALLINGER: loitering 3EBEE: with the Elk BENSON: taking showers BOLES: making big plans BOWLES: pouting BRISTOW: cutting down short people BROWN: Tell me something exciting BUDER: under mistletoe I BURSLEM: doing the bump BIIRST: talking to the police with L,L.B.A. BUSSMAN: dressed out for sports? and not smiling CLARKSON: babbling incoherent and gagging DASSLER: I don't understand DOBBS: definitely DUNCKER: touch me and see what happens ! FLIANIGAN: being FRIEDEL: moping GAMBLE: Yes, and I wish she'd shut up! GEISSAL: Lester GEORGE: with Dago GRAHAM: cackling HAIMO: moving right along HAMILTON: doing nothing HASKINS: with the giggles HEIITMAN: drawing noses HEQRSHEY: wanting to . . . 1 HIBBARD: so HOBLER: being a jock - HQLEKAMP: chirping JOHNSON: near the restriction box lthat's two!! IOHNSTONE: at the helm i KPHSSABAUM: practicing the A.N. philosophy KAYES: whistling cock a toos KELLER: fighting with Peter KISTNER: with julie KNIGHT: playing the drums LEMP: making big plans with Burslem LIBWERMAN: giggling D. LOEB: playing the piano K. LOEB: laughing LOWE: on a diet LUEHRMAN: playing basketball MANCHESTER: at Cissel's MARITZ: father figure I. MARTIN: arguing or fighting R. MARTIN: gossiping MAUNE: doing the chimney MCCARTHY: Well, the way I do it . . . ' MENDLESON: in the painting room MILLER: cutting Amy down MITCHELL: Fudgebunnis MOLDEN: hamming it up! OBATA: not being seen or heard O'KEEI3E: such a man OCLESBY: being efficient ORWIG: laughing PALETTA: Say babe PERRY: having too much work, being weird -making faces RAINEY: bumping RASSIEUR: arguing RENSHAW: walking tall ROSECANE couch hopping in the Sr. Lounge ROSENFELD: cutting down the jeep ROSS: telling Kent Lomont stories ROWLAND: Holekamp you again? SCHOENBERG: with his guitar SIEBOLD: yelling obscentities at the wrong time SISK: at Union Station SOFFER: shoffering people STITH: worrying D. STRADAL: talking to Ray about soccer S. STRADAL: always seen and heard STROMSDORPER: telling Sunnen to lexpletives deleted! i' German SUNNEN: spouting Spanish, flaunting French, or colloquializing TRULASKE: :watching VON GONTARD: that's cool VON KAENEL: being heard VOORHEES: doing homework WANG: shut up Rahss WHITE: eeking WIEGAND: making fun of the minority WILKINS: arguing with the hammer WINTER: running amuk WOLFF: outclassmg the A IA1l'1II I l'l' -,,-.--f-Z..-----l-.,.1LL nLl C. GORDON H. GORE c. JACKSON M1 JONES A s. GRAHAM T. GRANTI G. I-IANTZ M. HELLMAN A. JONES C. I OHNSTONE B. KORITZ D. KRAUSE M. KRAUS K. LAPLANT L. LAW S. LUND L. MANCHESTER A. MARSHALL . S. MARTIN L. DUCKIE G. MELETIO T K MRAZIK C. MOSINGER D. NUELLE T. O'BRIAN K. MCNETT R. MOORMAN L T. PEPPER D. RICHTER G. PATTERSON R, RILEY S. POLLOCK K. POST S. PRUETT C. QUINN L. RIETMAN N. SERIOUS K. RENSHAW C. SHIEBER 0 . MEYER . MUC KERMAN I. ROSS M. RUWITCH R. RUPF D. ROSENBLOOM N. REAL T. SI-IAKEWITZ I. SILVER Q. TEA U. STINKER I. SCREAM D. SAPHIAN R. STERKEL S. STEINI T. SULLIN I. SEEU T. STRAM G. TOMB! f - N..TROUE M. TOOLE WE. TRIEI O. EWEX U. R. UGLH B. VIOLEN' B.A. UNICC I. VOMIT N. UTOPIA u n i o r s FIRST ROW: A. Buder, E. Maune, Fagen. SECOND ROW: I. Hall, K. Gomez, K. Scharff, N. Post, S. Davidson, S. Behrens, L. Haglin. THIRD ROW: Hilmer, B. Grant, L. Lewis, M. McCarthy, S. Samuels, K. Walker, Koman, T. Alverson. FOURTH ROW: S. Alverson, Yanow, Belt, Fitzgerald, Whalen, Matsuoka. FIFTH ROW: L, Holekamp, I. Miller, E. Rubenstein, Sassen- rath, A. Winkelmeyer, Driemeyer, Cooper. FIRST ROW: Mendleson, Oglesby, Liberman, H. Graham, White, Orwig, SECOND ROW: Haskins, Benson, Flanigan, Mitchell, K Johnstone. THIRD ROW: von Kaenal, Hibbard, Bowles, Maune, Paletta, Bebee, Stith, Brown, Keller, B. Renshaw, FOURTH ROW: Per- ry, Clarkson, Lowe, Dassler, C. Duncker, Kassabaum, Molclen, A. Gamble. S E i o r S E envied or remembered for . ADAMS: being last Burroughs greaser AUSTIN: his wry humor BALLINGER: his Rasputin eyes BEBEE: her nervous habits BENSON: her squeeky yawns BOLES: her blanket BOWLES: her clothes allowance BRISTOW: two on the string Toyo-ta BROWN: annual red and black eyes BUDER: his class conduct BURSLEM: his many women BURST: his beard BUSSMANN: his fried egg routine CLARKSON: her clammy hands and the peacemobile DASSLER: her spirit DOBBS: her good intentions DUNCKER: her ability to hold liquid FLANIGAN: coming to assembly late FRIEDEL: his driving habits GAMBLE: her funny that aren't funny GEISSAL: foot slappin' GEORGE: his piker prowess GRAHAM: her tires HAIMO: her arguments with Mme. Camien HAMILTON: his clean hair HASKINS: her belly button for lack thereofj HEITMAN: party girl HERSHEY: his car HIBBARD: her ubridled enthusiasm ' HOBLER: his loquanciousness HOLEKAMP: ability to communicate with squirrels JOHNSON: that haircut IOHNSTONE: the party she didn't have KASSABAUM: her eastern, preppy yearbook KAYES: not his puns, chess master KELLER: her cavern , and submarine KISTNER: midnight dippin' parties KNIGHT: his purple sweater LEMP: all those dogs LIBERMAN: her surprise parties D. LOEB: fingernails K. LOEB: turning bright red LOWE: her 6 inch heels LUEHRMAN: Pickel MANCHESTER: her zest for playing soccer - her personal ties wfheadmasters MARITZ: W.M.C.C. V I. MARTIN: the model A R. MARTIN: his ego MAUNE: her ways of getting out of trouble MCCARTHY: Drey land experience MENDLESON: those big eyes MILLER: Ralph, and his mouth MITCHELL: the Mitchmobile MOLDEN: her shiny blonde hair OBATA: not sureyet ORWIG: those ski trips PALETTA: her cheeks PERRY: her hair RAINEY: her voice and her walk RASSIEUR: the fans going wild ROSECAN: the Codasco paint job ' ROSS: C H KNO! ROWLAND: his skiing SANDWEISS: Free Form Day SCHOENBERG: his sister SIEBOLD: his strong liver SISK: his cars SOPFER: his parties and his trunk STITH: getting 100 on her driving test D. STRADAL: his many talents and his modesty S. STRADAL: his green monster . STROMSDORFER: his home town of Afton Ill. SUNNEN: his elbow ' TRULASKE: his body VON GONTARD: African Queen VON KAENEL: her Feminist views VOORHEES: always disagreeing WANG: his ability to turn a paragraph into an encyclopedia WELSH: her questions WHITE: her playgirl magazine WEIGAND: her mailboxes WILKINS: his radiant smile WINTER: his stomach WOLFF: his relationship wf Mr. Acker names I prophecy in 10 yrs . ADAMS: richer than Chico AUSTIN: working with DR. MARK SCHOENBERG BALLINGER: ski bum, potter, poet BEBEE: KMOX cheerleader 3ENSON: Bach, Beethoven, Benson BOLES: still making fun of the minority BOWLES: cooking Italian food BRISTOW: ressurrecting Life Magazine BROWN: Eggpert Wiver Wunner BUDER: a tomato . BURSLEM: Ph.D. from Harvard in Chemistry, bartender in Reno, barker at Ringling Bros. Barnum 8: Bailey BURST: making millions with Elton john BUSSMAN: driving his car into Walgreens' CLARKSON: still working in Rexall's DASSLER: still eating apples DOBBS: still entertaining people DUNCKNER: holding hands with her husband FLANIGAN: published at last PRIEDEL: life-time army private GAMBLE: 200 lb. motorcycle mama GEISSAL: a game warden in Tanzania GEORGE: presidnt of M.A.C. GRAHAM: Prime Minister of West Equalatorial Czechulgaria 8: Bissau HAIMO: madame of her own house HILTON: richest lazy man in the world HASKINS: calculus professor HEITMAN: international secretary HERSHEY: working in Iamaica HIBBARD: a fashion queen - churning out Hibbard originals HOBLER: ace of spades HOLEKAMP: full time president of skid row JOHNSON: still telling Frank he's wrong IOHNSTONE: hunting giraffes in Serenghetti KASSABAUM: hanging around the San Francisco Dunkin Donuts V I KELLER: still stuck in a wastebasket KAYES: winninglwaterloo KlSTNER:stuck1 KNIGHT: still uriorganized A LEMP: Secretary pf tlle Interior LIBERMAN: 5 ftl talll finally D. LOEB: a yard inan with Peter , K. LOEB: with a nose job and straight hair LOWE: still frustratelil inrr-IDMAN. r,l-ma-- an r.-.,.l,.-.A.,:ll. MANCHESTER: an art teacher MARITZ: mayor of Pietermaritzburg 1. MARTIN: bald president R.P.I. R. MARTIN: taking care of business MAUNE: race car driver MCCARTHY: a professional photographer MENDELSON: playboy bunny MILLER: working for his lunch MITCHELL: at last 17 MOLDEN: Art Buchwald's replacement OBATA: street singer O'KEEI5E: living in California OGLESBY: Madame Esquire ORWIG: still pensie PALETTA: Mrs. Kung-Fu PERRY: still trying to finish the 1975 yearbook RAINEY: driving a Bi-State RASSIEUR: still an animal RWNSHAW: singing in a band ROSECAN: 10 years younger ROSENFELD: swinging single ROSS: Harry Calahan's replacement ROWLAND: a burned out ski-instructor SANDWEISS: last of the Pepsi generation SCHOENBERG: starting a hospital with Drs. Austin, Rosecar and Duncker SIEBOLD: playing Olympic Soccer SISK: president of Amtrak SOFFER: a bartender STITH: still has a cold - D. STRADEL: barefoot kicker for the San Diego Chargers S. STRADEL: hunting the pigskin across the country STROMDORFER: running for governor of Illinois C SUNNEN: Prime Minister of Canada TRULASKE: making Mrs. True a grandmother VON GONTARD: great white hunter VON KAENEL: editor of Playboy and married to Hugh Hefner VOORHEES: married to a doctor WANG: Ph.D. in medicine, working in a laundramat WELSH: astronaut WHITE: a perfect young lady WIEGAND: one o' da hired help WILKENS: taking over Ray's job in the N.A. A.C.P. WINTER: dying of Leukemia ' WOLFF: working for Dad at the bank WRIGHT: a butler patrons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ostertag Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Trulaske, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Trulaske Jeanne and Lee Liberman Dr. and Mrs. David H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Manchester Mrs. Martin G. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenfeld . Douglas V. Martin Ealter Ballinger . H. E. Denkman . Ben Gutman, Ir. Stephen Adams, Ir. . John P. Flannigan , ' . john S. MCC arthy Falls Bacon Hershey Rodman H. Durfee Robert Little Kenneth LaPlant Harold Gruenberg Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Wells A. Hobler Virgil Loeb, Ir. . I. A. Austin A Robert Enzeroth . Nicholas George C. Read Bolesc H. C. Wiegand . Jeremy Johns tone . Ian Dundas William F. Kistner . James L. McKown, Ir Rudolph Scott . Alonzo Williamson Mrs. Clastine C. Du-Bose Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hawkins M. Emerson Washington III Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. John Holekamp Mr. and Mrs. W. Bogart Kiplinger I5 ciabhiebevaft? PICTURE FRAMING O NEEDLEPOINT ART Gs CRAFT SUPPLIES di INSTRUCTION 625 N. 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V 1 5- Q, E If ky ff f QU? f Wa .um W. 3: ,4- .: Wa Q 3' 5 , i Wig! kg 'W S .nm 1' f-2' ,pr 4, 3 QW -,Q-f-nr .r-...- -..-Q..-. wa-naps. vs, N4--1-...... .5 ':i ': ' ' -f 'vm .-.. ., Y 1, fan.-. 3 ,: r .' s ef' fi- A fe v ..- Wf 17, fl 1, . xv 1 Compliments of YGUR BOARD CF TRUSTEES KL Mi AND THEY SAID IT COULD'NT BE DONE Want your leaves unbagged? Call: Sroines yobs Hours. 11 PM - 4 PM for sale: all sorts of LAND 1 mailbox 40 Overhills Dr. 991-1811 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 good I'1ddaI'1CC 75 75 75 75 Ithey were right!J Abstract Painting: Unlirneted Hours. Dont call us we'll paint you! For students who want A-BROAD, Call: Kathy, jim, Mark, Liz, Wes, or Adi. WANTED: Help Wanted f h : or t e seniors For PARTIES, gallstones, or b aby jokes: Buy your Cliff notes CHEAP. Call EWE 432.-5 440 Needed: 1 FACULTY SKIP DAY!!! I Call the Senior Class OBITUARIES Yearbook, 2 editors and staff. Dec. 25, 1974 iyeahb Want ROINK You aint seen NOTHIN' yet to Bet? BBBBBBBBBBBBABY Qyou never willj Call: Needed: Paco' Chico' 5 We regretfully anounce the Zeib, L Silk E heartless murders of our 6 class sponsers Chipper, . E Ardllla' llll Class reunion - June 7, 2000- St Burshty. P ---' Beware of AD KLUTZSI at Johnstone's Cit's a secretj clammy Hands US GRADUATE? patrons Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Buder Peter K. Matsuoko Louis McKown . Lawrence Falwell William Costen Malcom Holekamp lane and David Eisman Dr. and Mrs. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . A. Laney Lee Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. AH Charles O. Geffen Henry P. Fisher Edwin S. Taylor Morton Bearman J. Eugene Lewis Henry Griesedieck R. E. Butler Family Dr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Kallaus Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gordon Richard Heidbreder patrons Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Forsyth Good luck and best wishes to all! Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Gomez Best Wishes To The Class of 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Doheny Dr. and Mrs. William T. Shearer Compliments of A Friend Mary and Frank Rassieur Mr. and Mrs. john S. Parke, Ir. Nicholas Scharf Elizabeth M. Howard 66 go C6 wE'RE sr. LOUIS' Qcrkg- NEWEST TRAVEL AGENCY y Complete World-wide Travel Services ComrnercialfC-roupsfIndividual SPECIALISTS IN SPORTS HOLIDAYS Mrs. Catherine Weaver 718 Ballas - Creve Coeur Plaza Mr. and Mrs. William A. Davidson St' LO siMo'63141-131475694900 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. McCallum Kit Samuels JOY R CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS OF '75 from the parents of the biggest Roinker mm ' 1- Q ff f-11 V .4 54: Ann., 4 h W1 zffzihm Mckf g fMm Wi g 534 Good Luck to the Class of '75 I from THE PATHER'S CCUNCIL MN an xl Q , . 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