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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1976 volume:

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Texan who ambles about the campus. Some know him as the King of Rainbow Leisure Wear, others refer to him as the Count of Transylvania, or as the infamous pro- Bioger of weekend entertainment, but, to most, he is known simply as Tex or a . He is heckled on the tennis court, in study halls, in the computer room, at the lunch table, and believe it or not, on the dance floor. He has been a mem- ber of the Burroughs community for nineteen years, and for the past four years he has been head of the math department. I-Ie has also installed our computer math program, a valuable asset to the I.B.S, curriculum. In past years he coached many tennis teams and led them to victory after victory. Because he is a very significant and well loved part of LB. S., we dedicate this yearbook to him. Thanks Tex! 'I8 In Memory Of Alex Penger Alex served John Burroughs School faithfully from July, 1962 to December, 1975. His kind of service stands as a rich example all of us might envy and few could emulate. His determination to see that the school was properly cared for and in good running condition was recognized by studenis, faculty and friends. Alex's uniqueness was a combination of pride, hard work, and dedication. As a young man serving his native land of Germany during the war, he was true to him- self as an Army Master Sergeant where his loyalty sustained him through five years of bitter wa.rfare when he was wounded five times and captured by the Russians. When he and Lucy came to America in 1952, he swiftly became an American citizen, and steadfastly devoted himself to provide a home and good life for his wife and daughter, Barbara. I-le was generous in his devotion to his family. He attended to their needs and con- cerns with the same intense love which he had for the school. While cherishing at all times his inheritance, he became a'fan of America, St. Louis, and the Bombers of Burroughs. Alex loved a challenge to solve the unusual problems of which the school provided many He took great pride in whatever he did. He wanted it done right and, at the least possible cost. No bargain escaped Alex. He saved the school thousands of dollars over his fourteen years--not just through the cost of material, but by the efficient method he devised to solve the problem. I know he was a good provider for his family. The house he built on the school grounds is cozy and warm and attractive. It was HIS home on a thirty-acre estate about which he walked every night to see that all was well with Burroughs. Nothing escaped his attention. Alex set an example in the school for honesty, loyalty, and dedication. Our lives have been richer for having him with us. We have lost a friend. 19 Mr. Cissel Thanks, Class Cf 1976 4 5 a E S s E 5 i 5 2 5 Q z 3 ' The Administration SITTING: Elmer F. I-Iirth--Middle School Principal, Robert A.- Sortland--Senior School Principal. STANDING: Edward W. Cissel--Headmaster, James W. Alverson--Director of Summer School, Don Whelan--Director of Development, Halsey Tichenor--Director of Curriculum, james M. Lemen--Director of Athletics, William Thomas--Head of College Guidance, Dora M. Ticlcner--Junior School Principal, Weber Federspiel--Business Manager. . I' M A N Nfrf' -1 'R 1 TYR G in r if k EE? T he if ff A an Mfmii infill Practical And Fine Arts FIRST ROW: Mrs. Graham, Mr. Walker, Miss Collins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ybarra, Mr. Crabtree, Mr. Mayhew, Dr. Perkins. Sclences FIRST ROW: Mrs. I-Iaug, Mr. Bilane. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stevens, Mr. Prelutsky, Mr. Barhorst, Mr. Westl- ing, Mr. Koenigs. SITTING: Mr. O'Keefe. STANDING: Mr. Hanson, ' Mr. Yager, Mr. Haskins, Mrs. Rossi, Mr. Hirth, Mr. I Thayer. Humanities Faeult Mathematics SITTING: Ms. Roades, Mme. Camien, Mr. Masson. STANDING: Mrs. Sniffen, Mr. Witscher, Mr. Sprague, Mr. Carinci, Mr. Peyton. ABSENT: Miss Eggers. KNEELING: Miss Lowell. STANDING: Mr. Alverson, Ms. Dekins, Mr. Gramse, Mrs. I-Iilmer, Mr. Heath, Mrs. Davie, Mrs. Tickner, Mr. Acker, Miss Fieselmann, Mr Sortland, Mr. Thomas. ABSENT: Mr. Sch- mertz, Ms. Moceri, Mr. Shandorff, Mr. Arnold. Languages Maintenance Mr. Beckman, john Wesley, Andy Rolfi, Warren Dessain, Bernice Curlett, Marie Starkes. ABSENT: Pete Musk- of, Alex Penger. ON TELE- PHONE: Robert Hill. F acult Secretarial Staff Librarians FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Stege- man. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Worthen, Mrs. Sincell, Mrs. Zekind, Mrs. Austin. ABSENT: Mrs. Butler. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Sniffen. SECOND ROW: Miss Rogers, Sue Lowell, Mrs. Dunlop. . Kitchen Staff SITTING: Iva Wheelis, Karen Armour, Priscilla Day, Mattie Curtis. SECOND ROW: Mildred Glover, Carolyn Phillips. THIRD ROW: Mag- gie Simmons, Mr. Tegt- meier, Irene Smith, Lucille Phillips, jerry Yount, Esther Bunton, Loretta Collins, William Dunlop. Athletics And Guidance I FIRST ROW: Mr. Lemen, Mrs. Danna, Miss Williams, Mr. Heath, Mr. Moore. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pliakos, Mr. Bradley, Mrs. Keefer, Miss Lowell, Mr. Beck- man, Mr. Gardner. 2 S 5 5 2 5 4 5 5 E4 V! if 5 .I E .I ax .22 1 1 Q J J ii 5 52 s E ? 1 E i i v i 5 3 2 E i E E 3 E F Q SENIGR CLASS .awww '-wa-...... V I Q V ...,, , I Christina Lea Alverson The only outer space I know is the distance between peo- ple. -anonymous Teenie, Tiny, Tiner, Anit. . .would probably rather be in New-Orleans. . . has a classic car. . . disregards stoplights, stopsigns, other cars, people, etc. . . always seems so in- nocent. . . member of Barhorst's gang. . . looks two years old'- er than her beautiful sister. . .borrows peop1e's jeans and cuts them off. . .knows a lot of people everywhere. . . great matchmaker. . . fellow Priory patriot. . . fast talker, always talking. . . Shaft and shimmy. . . always made fun of by Mary . . .fellow Playmaker. . .makes goooey, thick cheese sand- wiches. . . has gorgeous glamour bumps. . .joooeeey. . . al- ways lets Judy drive her corvaire. . . Teen. . .I mean Susie --I mean Tina--I mean who are you? . . . oh poor Tuna. ., has a wardrobe of used clothing. . .has trouble with her nose in Gramse's english class. . . Fatted Calf, Hogg's, Steak House, L. S. 8 B. --where will it be next week?. . . often seen running around in a frenzy. . . Tina pay atten- tion . . . wants to hold meaning ful conversations. . .loves to be kidded. . . Tina and da Buck . . .Bagelville Bunny. . . hey guys . . .bikeriding in the middle of the night. . . steals brownies. . . deep thinker. . .has a garden in her room . . . got jeolous when Rocky proposed to Sue. . .socie tenth grader. . .Beenie 8 Cecil. . . hi my name 's Charlotte! ! ! . . . let's go to P. Ioynt . . . Dying to stamp envelopes for Mad Man Productions. . . going to be the maid of honor at Ramona's wedding. . . Honey do love me? . . . Teenie Bop- per. . . Tina 30 Susan Marie Alverson If you smile at me I will understand, cause that is some- thing everyone does in the language. -D. Crosby + S. Stills. Susie Darlinggg . . . always has something nice to say, er- always has something tosay. . . moonlit talks on the roof w! J.E.M. . . always smiling. . . romances wf someof the Best . . .you never know when she's kidding. . . did ballet at M. B.C . . . comes on tough. . . Susan Marieee . . . Sooo Mod- est. . . madly in love w! those Priory guys. . .bums rides. . . knows Laura's tree well. . .got proposed to over the sum- mer. . .Head salad girl at The Pit . . . BUT KEN, why should we fill 'em up + then empty them? . . . steals cheesecake. . . You girls have got it together . . .B Ban- guage. . . Bora, Boozy, Bennifer, + Barb. . . You like your hamburgers well done, don't you? . . .Little Butter Ball. . . used to keep rats in her room. . . Super Dud . . . gets a kick out of posing for candids. . . almost took a long trip W! Bea- ver. . . spent the summer swimming in her clothes. . .had an unfortunate thing happen W! her bookbag. . .tries to be a good actress. . . always gullible. . .too insecure to follow thru wf some practical jokes. . .would have a way W! words if you could translate them. . . A Heartbeat is a Love-beat Tries to be funny 1+ usually isj, . . .socie-double dated W! C.Y., R.D., C.G., B.S., +W.I. . .Charlotte's friend. . . tells gorilla jokes. . . caused a scene at Matt D. 's party. . . warm + outgoing. . . a tom-boy. . . Super Sue Susan Lynn Behrens Walk a mile in my shoes, but buy me another pair SusyB, SusySweets, Suz. . .Hi! . . .will the bird please shut up?. . constantly contradicted by LD. . . 24827. . . Meg, those two don't have anything on! . .lost three best friends to college but always has some on reserve. . .loves music S cinnamon bagels. . .never seen at lunch or gym. . lt isn't what I said, it's what you thought! . . .loses her books daily. . . forgets everything. . has a sister who meets her at the door w! a shotgun. . . supplies Mush wftootsie pops. . . my fingernails are turning blue. . .runs through N. Orleans at night. . . fell off the stage. . . Officer, my license is in my other Levi's. . No sir, I'm not a hit 8 run driver! . . . August Days veteran. . . almost has a comman crush wfLL . . .kosher hot chocolate. . .Parfait Freckles. . . stars G dia- monds. . . CSNY. . . dragons in Chemistry. . . I have an an- nouncement --April Fools Day twins- right Lyn? . . .BANG! . . .honorary Sth grader not another Behrens! . . . I'm olden she's just taller . . .has nightmares about crooked teeth. . . mysterious 3 a. m. phone call result of little bump at Wash. U. . .spent 2 hrs. in room 43-- Do you know. . . ? . . . tie my shoe . . .remembers St. Patrick's Day in Breckinridge . . . always has too much to do. . . always has to be different . . . compulsively corrects people's grammer. . . always gets tickled. . . pink champagne bubbles. . .breakfast at Andre's started a revolution at Model U.M. . .loves elephant jokes . . . former goody-goody now just a nice kid. . . rare mo- ments of sanity, rarer moments of intelligence. . .weekly hysteria. . . pushed Wanda into Schnuck's tree one Hallo- ween. . . one of the truly nice absurd people to know. . . . Susy! Joseph Anthony Arnstein There comes a time in the affairs of man when he must take the bull by the tail and face the situation. Joey. . .Arnesco. . . a Friday night hockey faithful. . . a mem- ber of the Westwood poker crew. . .will do anything to avoid studying. . . a true blue aspenite. . . does great Mr. Sprague imitations. . .had some fun one Halloween in Fair Oaks. . . had an all night party after a mixer. . .HATES poker but LOVES modern dance. . . a lousy detective. . .Mr. I-Iirth nailed him in the library. . .likes C. N.. better than Bur- roughs. . .the 1.1. and Dickey Betts midnight caper. . . HATES being lied to! . . .finally got a cheek peck at the Prom ft.hat's more than Kenny gotj. . . Moe, Larry come quick! . . . one on one till 2:30 a. m. . .loves to fight with anyone. . . pretends he knows what he's doing. . . anyone for poker?. . .but won't let girls play, feels they're inferior. . . took math with Thayer one unforgetable summer and had to take the course all over again the following year! . . . al- ways picks on poor defenseless women. . . has the uncanny capability of looking perpetually innocent. . .undiscoverel d buckets star. . .unauthorized trips to Skapokia with Mer . . . has an infallible good luck charm. . .going to play ma- jor league baseball. . . busted by his mother in tenth grade . . .knee football during the Mizzou games. . . a Big Eight boy all the way! . . .the new shades were FREE! ! . . .never gives you a dirty deal. . . actually a real cutie. . .Arnie Louise McKeon Belt . . . The trick when one sees their society for the first time is to restrain the primal scream of horror, to dream of islands, but to go along. --Ed Ochester B+R. . out-to-lunch-bunch. .YAMAHA--That's a stero, right?. .Marxist. . Weezer. .Fliepo. .organic existence. . van. . 2 yrs. at ,IBS and still unspoiled. . Scottish. . Belts are better than suspenders. . WAK and J. G. . .Daily trips to El+Lee. . former Villaite. . Trick-or-treat UEMJ. .new kid on the block. .W'heezie. . Tuna salad. .always makes herself comfortable. . WEST JESUS. .has cows in her back- yard. .womens' libber in Russ. Studies. . KOOTCl-I . . Mary Mac fand Domj. . Who's T. M. ? ..... Canada. .bo- hemian free spirit. .Weezie. .l.ouissseee! . . olive. . . 'Nam Vet.. .Tanya. .loves to pretend she's cool . .Belt-a-boo . . constantly risking absurdity . . French Onion Souper. . Sunday afternoons fhuh ???J. . F-ball carpool. .tennis in the rain. . cukes fand cotsj. . and the hot thermos. . shirt problems. . How do you like IBS? lemming . . .but most Qwithout the smallest doubtj because no best is quite so good you don't conceive a better: and because no evil is so worse that worst you fall in hate with love. --e . e. Cummings John Chalmers Baine III The Bainer . . . Poodle . . . Pooch . . . Magneto . .. was a community school elite . . . was always caught making eyes at someone in eighth grade science class . . . a kitty is afraid of a poodle. . . is good friends with the iceman . . . played hockey by himself at Arnies while they did what with a tennis ball can? had a great Bio. class in tenth grade. . . who's the cute blonde overthere. . . came up with his greatest philosophical quote and still gets trouble about it . . . lost all his tact in his junior year . . . was corrupted by Lou . . . had a good time at the C.D.S. dance, I think . . . had a baby-sitter one night. . . liked that ninth grade class .. . Julie who ?. . had a great New Years Eve with D. E, and Bear, went party hopping the whole night, and finally ended up at Samuel's, I wonder why ?. . . loves the Red Lobster, but does not eat there much . . . went to F.S.U. over the summer to become a Marine Scientist, because he loves the water . . . going to move to Miss. this summer and become a beach bum . . . started last year off with a Bang! ! had his first party, and it got busted at 11:30 . . . will never go to a concert with D.E. again . . . became the soul brother of the twelth grade with his new Frof?j. . . was a star L.B. in football, has hands like magnets .. . has promised to have every- one down to his new pad and have a giant party . . . The Raine in Baine falls mainly on his Braine .... ',1i11f2 iii .l,,. 5' ' ,. I .,, .,... ffi -1-f iflf 12. I 4. .,-' ..,: flat? fvhwja A9231 J 'J . . .... ..... . , ..., .... .....yy,.. .... . ...... ...,s...,. .... . ........ ,....., .....,. . .o... 'f . a,Q 9'i?'5!fZI3..a-fwszf'gnu-Mig.f.stiff?r2'ZMsef'3.s'1iai3afi5W5EeivEi4ii's:ss'-ff' ' , ' 5' ' Lee Fuller Bearman Life is what you make it. Bear.. . The toe.. .Butch. . . Good times in Aspen. . . Oh no! . . . Hey there it goes with the pipeline. . . . Margaret always ffl. . . Loves to scope. . . Known for his great par- ents. . .Has a veritable country club for a house. . .with its own zoo. . .Doesn't know whether he's living in a house or the climatron. . .Can't stand brown nosers. . .Makes a certain rating every September. . .Was caught in a very awkward position one night by his mother. . .Enjoys mak- ing ftm of lousy bowlers at Tropicana. . . Known for his temper. . . Once wore a derby for a tennis match. . .Best friends with jim Bakken. . .Uhh Lee! . . .Oh please... Masters dinky games. . . charlie . . .Eagles at SIU. . .In- volved in racial riot during August Days. . . Founder of the MA,CR,GH,jT,MG, fan club Always makes good use of free periods. . . 9th grade free form day. . .Hey man, I wants to play limebacker. . .mmmMMM that's sclump- tious shlimp. . .i1fQ'JD'X:! Robby, it smells like fish in here. . Makes up nicknames with Butch E.--The Rouge, The Driver. . .Butch E. helped him learn to DRIVE. . .Almost arrested at August Days party. . . I-ley you can't do that. BSing in his driveway. . .Quick thinker of explanations. . . Nursemaid to ch one night. . . Could never have made it as a teen-ager without Robby. . .Hollywood bound. . .Lee Just find a place to make your stand and take it easy. Glenn Freyfjackson Browne Annette Caroline Buder Wel1 timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. Annettie-Bettie. . . Squeezy face. . . Fawn. . .Midge. . .Ko- ala bear. . . NoNo-Nannette. . .ABC. . .Nettyooo. . .has the cutest little baby face. . .serenading the moonlit ocean. . . whispers that aren't quite whispers. . .loyal visitor at Barnes. . .AEDN, MEDN. . .butter fights in the S's. johns. . . has trouble climbing trees. . .twin to K.P .... draws on people. . . Tic-tacs. . . can't drive tandems. . .likes to sit in the car I have to go again . . . early morning picnics at Tilles. . .3 canoes in her front yard. . . has a green pool that loves people with their clothes on. . .Mr. P. it isn't bubbling yet! . . .is constantly being surprised on her B-day by E .... you did it again. . . everybody plays the fool sometime. . . a sore neck at Aug. Days. . .tractor rides. . . someone just walked in . . .we need more gas.. .S.I.U. -- help we're LOST . . .V.B .... gets stuck in basements . . . Mr. SMrs. Motto. . . more paint on her than the walls . . .bones8musc1es. . . whip cream a la person. . .this isn't coke. . .too much butter on E. 's toast, but why?. . .likes to drive thru S.L. C . C .... likes the Admiral steps. . . Who said you were dumb? . . . extra glass. . .am I dead or alive? . . .has a scrawny friend . . .there's a ghost in this car or is it an Indian?. . .skating at Shaw Park fa. m. J. . . C. E. vic- tim.. .has them all over the world. . .Raggedy Ann. . .An- nette Boudie Let a smile be your umbrella. James Beisman 7th grade unknown. . .Beisman not Eisman. . .I.j'.B.Jr. . . . LK .... Big G, little E. . .gimme dat wooodo. . .3 on 1. . . let's go. . .look at the fence. . . 9th grade Wild man. . . a good buddy named Phil. . .some sweet pie named Nancy . . .Let's get a bugy on---O.K. dog. . . great solo at Drey- land. . .Billy the dog. . .D.J. , Timbo, Phil, Jerryboy, Dove dog, Mike, . . .She Barn. . .Webster Burn out.. .Best C team ever. . .Earl the Pearl. . . 12-O State Champs. . . Spent a charming month relaxing in Minnesota. . .Bib city no bib, pure bib. . .loves to work those angles. . .tickles those ivories. . .Beisman Brothers Band. . .played cowboy for 2 summers. . .Good friends with the Cissel boys. . . great friends with Robert johnson and the gang. . . man of many talents. . . loves that BUSCI-I BAVARIAN. . . classiest cast in J.B.S. history. . .missed the best part of the season . . .Bad luck and hard times. . . coming back. . .Shoot some ba1ls?. . . Scoping loose meat in Kansas. . .Get down! ! ! . . Get Rowdy!! !. . .Sweetnessl ! !.. .Yahoo! !! 1 Wendy Lee Burrows Grow with me and the best is yet to come. Robert Browning a good talker and listener. . . even long distance. . .migrates to Florida twice a year. . .it's nice to get away. . .great beaches. . .once got folded up in a cot. . nice boat rides with a couple of good buddies. . .swam with a sea lion. . .excel- lent golf cart driver. . . excellant driver period. . . drives a yellow Cougar. . .made up great excuses for drivers ed. . . once played golf in a long dress. . .had a mean bike crash in I-ll-l. . .squeak, squeak. . .your turn. . .MD starts destruction . . .famous surprises. . . zots. . .the three D's. . .has a good party house. . . great dancer. . .sleeps like a log?. . .no mom nobody slept in this bed. . . once got the Camero stuck in the snow. . .had to be rescued. . . Want some quiche Wen? . . . negatory. . .the Posh. . .jimmies. . . got six ears pierced at once. . .Wednesday afternoons. . .Mmmm good! . . . What's in the suitcase Wend? . . . a real sports nut. . .captain A hockey?. . . a female jock.. . Its been how long? . . . can't believe it. . .Yes! . . . early morning strolls. . .I-IEH! . . . Do you I'eIr121'f1beT? - - -likes those youngies. . . got married on a float trip once. . .runs into strange objects on polo fields. . . went rock climbing in a Firebird. . .Mrs. Olson. . .JBYPC . . . tents too. . .does strange things on stage. . . a sailor. Mrs. D. . .Eddies girl. . . Anybody for skinny dipping? . . . Sure why not? . . . great times. . .Wanda, Wendella, WB, Gwendy, W , Dub, Wen. . . I feel that the capacity to care is the thing which gives life its greatest significance. Unknown Deborah Ann Chaquot Butler Debi. . .Debsey. . . Goldilocks. . .Hi Ducks! . . . young Tedra Bear. . . Tubs. . .Elodia, Cozy Orcy, 8 Po Bear. . . got lost while trying to find the Dreyland Cemetary. . . Mike, do you like me? . . . Emmee and Doobie. . . has an Irish friend. . .loves those Levis. . .Wine-oh. . . has a special friend. . . 6 days of pleasure in Mich. . . remember Music Night . . . All but your red socks, right Ted?. . .white jock hockey shoes. . . her silver apple. . . green milkshakes and rice at midnight . , . TR-6 woman. . .bra shopping sprees w!Emilies. . . Teddy Bears are cuddly aren't they, Deb?. . . Sanibel lover. . . Pearl's girl for 3 years. . .Ironic Prom situation in llth grade . . .205 Worth of damage at the CDS game. . . What do you need? . . . Can I borrow your car?--Qfinally got Shep his own keyj. . .I do too know where I am--there's the Broadway Exit. . .TR-6 ride to Baines w!E.R., L.G., and K.I-I. . . Trip- ped over Todd's foot at the Duncker's. . . That's just SUPER . . .no B.G.S. now girls. . .talks wfjr, in the john . . .late night excursion W! Steven. . . dreams about ice water. . .good times at Marshall Tucker?. . . Let it Grow . . . CHARLIE. . . Want to take a stroll w!me? . . .hair glistens on Sat. nights . . .babbling tangents on Sat. nights. . .joanie. . . accosted by a silent salesman. . .Always smiling. . . Good- night, sweet- dreams, and all that good stuff . . .loves Sunny days, starry nights, and a little T.L.C. . .Annie. . . There is a time of beauty and purpose to all things under heaven. Jonathon Ross Burst I'd like to think of myself as one who might lose, but would never quit. jon-Bumpy-Little Burshty-Eddie-Stud. . .I-las an arm that con- verts to an 'LN' tennis racquet. . .I-Iey Girl. . .later on. . Search- ing for a Rainbow with Marshall Tucker. . . She's a martyr. . . Guess who owes me a case?. . . Leader of the Vigilantes. . . quick hands. . . friend of Charlie, Sid, Stan, Roscoe and Joe . . . almost went drilling for oil late one Friday night at Co- dasco. . . exclusive lad. . . taught his dog Deuce how to do a moose call. . .bummed out after Trafic with R.C.O- . -threw a frog and got a hatchet in return. . . The Elsinore and The Ville --Man, that's bad! ! . . . swims like a fish. . . the Snaker on Lindburgh one night. . .Crystal Lake, Milwaukee, Mizzou with Bob and Poncho and Mongol, and Ft. Lauderdale three times, all to the max! . . .I-le sustained more injuries than Evel Knievelg he's also crazier. . . saw a French teacher at a French flic. . . CAWWWW! . . .has gotten nailed by cops almost as many times as he has nailed them. . .has a couple of great friends at Chaminade--one has a Camero and one tears down doors. . . always hitting Ellen or Nancy. . . Nancy who? . . . watch out, Haskins. . . Misstor Leemon. . . I'm gonna 'smoke them guys. . .best friends with Mark Kreis. . .What are you?. . . What Prom,?. . .likes Beppy and Cathy. . . had a deep discus- sion and lost a contest to Suzy and Tina. . . that's a pretty nice car, huh, janet?. . .But Mr. Bilane, Ellen did it. . . That guy is crude, right, Lou?. . . She got conned again, right, Nancy? James Clark Costen Genius without education is like silver in the mine. --Ben Franklin J. C.2. . Testing 1, 2, hello. . .tapes anything that makes noise. . .drives the Mazfanywherejg violent blue and shocks are shot, but it handles nicely. . .member of the Litzsinger Road Club. . . always ran into the LB. Websterite at Flipp's. . . flipped long ago over the true pinball wizard. . . leamed a lot from being a Steven's Stud. . . Peyton, it's my turn to get the signature . . .never gets frustrated on the squash courtf you IDiot j. . . fcarribouj. . .twin brother to Dr. Strangehate. . .has a lot in common with M.H.. . . pencil sounds. . .likes the same set as the Fish. . . Hey little fella, Wanna go fishing? . . . co-creator of the car- ribinean culture. . . famous heart ailmentsfthe Trigeminy Kidj. . .has a great basement for parties. . . an aspiring flautist. . . onion rings and grapes with root beer by candle- light with Mary and Al. . .the Pants , and shirt. . iTri- umvirat with Pantslthe quad pipej. . .dodged sharkes and mosquitoes with Clem, Lester, J. D. , and Al in sunny Florida. . .great touch football player. . .I never did write Liz backfy'allj. . . why, yes, I amfyou phoolj. . .used to play fullback, but had to play halfback after the accident. . . 10 year rock. . . a near headon collision with a train. . . Clark, it's all your fault. . . . a potential roommate with Babeflike fathers, like sons.j Blessed is he that expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. - - Ben Franklin Meri Cooper Aditya Hridayan Punyam Sarv Shatru Vinashanam danced all night at the Prom with a stranger. . .loves a Colorado cowboy. . .knows Michael Parks intimately. . . journey. . . a real chem whiz. . .Conan the Barbarian. . . sci fi. . . took a While to get your liscense, didn't you? . . . looking for a blue pickup. . . YES. . .rapidograph city. . . spent the fall in a fjord. . .a secret anarchist. . .has a cave in the sculpture room. . . go climb a rock! . . . cockney in disguise. . . a female Pele'. . . Wrangler. . .heads for the hills. . . 'cruising with the gang. . . that really ,ticks me off! . . . Socrates. . .Ygor. . . me 'n mah hoss. . . Santa Luc- ia. . .could replace David Carridine in 'Kung Fu'. . . mem- ber of the Olympic Puddle Hopping Team. . .has a few chauffeurs. . . a trekkie. . . rollin' down the halls. . . Monty Python. . . this parrot is bleedin' demised . . .takes people on rides they never forget fright, Laura?j. . . whaddaya mean, left?! ! . . .freaked out by a falling star. . .glib. . . Wakeman, Kotke, and ELP. . . Mary. . . merry. . . meri. . . Coop. . . l Susan Grace Davidson Compare great things with small --Virgil Susan. . . Minolta SRT-101. . .wouldn't mind a Nikon. . . sits at Sortland's lunch table. . .I am not a woman's lib- ber, I just want to be on the Light S Sound Crew. . . dreads Mr. Blossom's puns. . . SLSYO. . .shortest cellist. . . going to Vienna.. .but I'm on a diet. . .A.P. Chemistry.. .Play- makers. . .has a thing about conductors, right Hen?. . . spends Tuesday nights with Kataoka. . .but Mr. Stevens! . . .enjoys working in the darkroom on Saturday nights. . . has a crush on Ed Brown. . .P.D.Q. Bach fan.. . Goes to the Symphonyfhas yet to be muggedl. . .had a strange Birthday party last year. . . avid lronsides watcher. . . oh, my stomach. . . sleeps in class. . .photographen . .loves to eat. . . 5ft tall. . . demands photo credits. . .listens to Ts- chaikowsky and Beethoven. . .KWMU. . . member of Doc Perkins third floor musical society. . .Boccherini Concerto in B flat major. . .Chicago style pizza. . .is always busy. . . usan. Carl Peyton Daniel, III Have you ever felt like a big, white buffalo in a herd of 1, OOO, 000 brown ones? Peyt. . .the white flash.. .lizard. . . frosty. . .never Wins an argument. . .hangs out at cocktail parties. . . Brad. . . You goon, get outta there . . .the moon shone bright on War- son Road. . .has deep discussions but can't remember them . . . I-Iey Peyton, you missed the net you dumb-head! . . . tried to fake shin-splints like M. T. , but no go. . . graffiti at the Bogey Club and on the tennis courts. . . Tourista! . . . Peyyyton, call me up at 5-30 and tell me what you're doing . . . celebrates financial successes in the Monte Car- lo. . . I have absolutely no regrets . . .Wishes his hair were a shade LIGHTER. . . I feel sorry for those guys . . .one of the Halloween gangg great pumpkin grabber. . .the Da- Jas. . .has fun double dates wlSteve. . .plays a mean piano .. . Whitey. . .. Mrs. Whodoza?. . .had a tough decision be- tween the blond and the brunette but chose wisely. . . Sex .. . Fatted Calf. . . gives 'em crooked. . . Just gulp it down, Peyton -Barf. . . Peyton, what are those leaves in your l1air? . . . In de shaf . . . Got in trouble for reading R.B. - O. C. --thanks, Ted. . .has a perverted dog.. . 10th grade cruising gang. . . You don't have a brain . . .Sikeston, Mo .... empty. . . Coors freak.. .April 275 1 of the elite 4 . . .wet sponge. . . Where's all my hair going? . . .a future writing musicals WIC. Y. on the top deck of the Admiral . . . Brigadier Rayne. . . Col. Pickering. . .Donald. . . Fros- tins. . .the albino. . . wittyg always fun to have around. . . good ol' Peytie. . . YECI-I! . . . C.P. D. Don't let it bring you down--it's only castles burning, Find someone who's turning and you will come around. -Neil Young- Laura Baker Driemeyer LaurA not LaurIE. . . Dreambutt, Drymeyer, the Kraut. . .set up by some dear friends wfR.D. for an unforgettable prom . . . contradicts everyone. . . messed up Louise's van. . . Priory parties. . . I'm too scared to say anything . . . lt was so neat! . . . Green Pastures--no angel. . .such language ! . . .early de- cision madness. . , laughs one day, has pink S purple fits the next. . .lost a shoe between arts class and English. . .went all the Way to D.C . to see Chicago and the Beach Boys. . . Only 3 free periods a week? . . . Typecast as a dumb blonde . . . Oh why do these things always happen to me? . . . prom- ising ballerina. . .weekly trips to Velvet Freeze. . .spends a lot of time at Wash. U. --despite a bumpy experience W!S.B. . . .weekly joy rides on the lawn mower. . . How is the stream that flows through your life? . . . frequently astounds people wfher eccentricity. . . can never make up her mind. . . Should I call him?. . .He's coming! ! . . .super moody--especially when chemistry is on the agenda. . . He's gorgeous! . . .CSNY . . .well traveled--Chinese blondy born in London. . . the re- search scientist 38 James E. Darnton It is futile to try to put all of life together, but God has given man faith so that he can use this one opportunity in all of creation to enjoy life to the fullest. Jed. . . Edmund.. .Jimmy D. . .No thanks.. .Well--maybe. . . 7ups at Des Peres. . . Florida man. . .Gale and Patty.. . I'1n a ,-and I love it! . . . formerly smoked cherry cigars. . .Sammes . . . cruising gang in 9th grade. . .Anne who?. . .Are you sweet on her?. . .the White Album and Burst's trampoline. . .drives away with people stuck in his seat belt. . .cop trouble near Abby's. . .Hey, Mr. Yager, what's a Hickey?. . ,Hit on the head with a golf ball. . . knows electric head. . .drove with Guisselle and lived to talk about it. . . hates purple Gremlins . . .used to like root beer. . . picks terrible places. . .No sir, we were just turning around. . .likes the letter A. . .Let's go to the Holiday Inn. . .loves hanging beds. . . But Mr. Yager, I've been framed. . . Diane, is that you?. . . I'm sorry.. . rhe's real rood rooking, right rim?. . .plays pretty good B-ball for a soccer player. . .broke the chain at sunset. . .explains things clearly?. . . bull-dozing their nuts away. . . constantly depletes I-Iellmich's supply of soda. . . seriously. . .oh really! ! ! A 'n. i'f? ask: K' hirpfy Judith Lynn Fagen I want to laugh while the laughing is easy. I want to cry if it makes it worthwhile. We may never pass this way again . . . --Seals and Crofts Raisins, Boody, K.T., Grap, Foogs, Puddin', Phantom Phoo- ba. . . came awfully close to death during her stay at Burroughs . . . That dude was FIIINE! . . .the mystery ain't a mystery no more! . . . definitely position material. . . makes great bacon sandwiches. . . the tennis shoe from Thoulards. . .Wash. U. Fair with a lot of mean looking guys, Are these your friends, Iudy?. . . Chittlin Party-Pepto-Bismol Run. . . The Forest Park Parkway knows her well--right Jeff? . . . almost got kidnapped in Chicago. . . Uh- oh, where's the little burghundy Volvo? . . . What is your major malfunction?. . . Hey, Darryl, how'S Fred? . . . spent a lot of time at Grand Forest pool this sum- mer. . . She drove around the block 3 times to look at what? . . . always has a kleenex in her hands. . . Do you value your life? . . .glamour bumps. . .loves Corvairs. . .youngest in the class tho she sho don't look it. . .Mrs. Who-Doza?. . .bum- tittie-bum-bum-bump. . . not Moffitt--MAFFITT! . . . Boody Boody on the wall. . . author of THE BOOTIE EATERS OF AFRICA. . . apples and lemons. . . How is it--Who is it? . . . W'haaat? . . .has flaring nostrils. . .Open mouth, insert foot. . . Go ahead, Go ahead. . . If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let each man step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. -Thoreau Jim Davidson MuSic is playing in my head, over and over and over again, my friend, there's no end to the music. -Carole King I think my next songs will be better. -Paul Simon It was just after sunrise and down by the sea, down on the sand flats where nothing will grow, come drumming and footsteps like out of a dream, U where the golden green waters come in just nine lucky soldiers had come through the night half of them wounded and barely alive, just nine out of twenty was headed for home with eleven sad stories to tell. . . I remember quite clearly when I got out of bed, I said, oh, good morning, what a beautiful day. -james Taylor Soldiers Micjacl Patrick Thomas Dee Dee. . .known for his speed. . . collects everything from hats to droppings. . .good times at Murch's--tobagganing and roller-skating. . .isolates himself with hundreds of love starved girls every summer. . . experienced the flying Ghia with Parke. . .the night of the Big 7 . . . snowball raids in the bus. . . I-Iey, let's dance to some B.T.O. . . . Canada with Bev. . . snowball fight at two in the morning . . .Blacl-emailed. . . Sooeee . . . memorable night with Wiseman at J.B. S. mixer. . . keep chewin . . .likes to throw smidaes at open jeeps. . . known for his profound questions. . . Mr, O'Keefe should we crab block? . . . What are these footballs stuffed with anyway? . . . Ru- benstein? . . .the hippie of the family. . . skipper of the Coke Float. . .body composed of 95'XJ stomach. . .birthday party chauffeur. . . I don't think Mike wants us to come along . . . Midnight Specials. . .has a fork that bites. . . al- ways fighting with somebody. . .loves to dance. . . member of the beloved yellow armpad squad. . . RUMfBL.E . . . I must have your body . . .Iranian method?. . .hand-me- down clothes. . . Golly Beefer . . . good times at,Amherst . . . O. . .l.evis . . . O Lord won't you buy me a M.B. . . . never gives up. . .DINO. . .Little Orc. . . VeeDee. . .Mag- got. . . an individual. Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--l took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. --Robert Frost Lucy Guye Fitzgerald To be any more than what I am would be a lie . . . 1. . .2. . .3. . .4. . .matrices. . .a shoo-in for the Ultra Bright commercial. . .What 'dya mean she's got a black eye.. . one of the first one's on the menu . . .Talayna's . . .senior year she first wore blue jeans. . .lily white. . . drives people insane. . . Goosy! . . . what do you mean you forgot your notebook? . . .I can't stand Monday second period! . . . Gee that study hall prefect is a witch with a capital B . . . Do you like giving restrictions?. . .An August Days Veteran?. . . Another day of physics? Oh Lord have mercy! . . . Oh Mr. Barhorst, will you please give me an 'A', I really tried so hard. I think I deserve more than an 'F ' . . .Help-p-p-p-p-p-p .... those heart to heart conver- sations always seem to help. . .I made it with a LITTLE help from my friend .... You don't have any talent, you couldn't have made that. . . Bigger than her big sister. . . has a gruesome threesome for a following. . . Ah, but they're so sweet. . .a Wienrich fan. . . have you ever seen me with long hair? . . .becoming increasingly corrupt, . . . and what do Tiggers like?. . . 57 what? donut holes, sticks of butter, . . .I think she's wired. . .spends a lot of time in the science building. . .is a lemon drop addict. . . one heck of a way to spend an evening. . .crazy chemist. . . MADAME SUPER BITCH of the study hall. . .Lemon Drop Lucy. . .Lou. Walk softly and carry a Big Stick 40 Charles Stephen Duncker You can shear a sheep many times, but you can only skin him once. Bum, Yanker, Dank, Dunk, Dunkers. . .once slept on a park bench. . . all star letter hunter. . . owes Alec one from 10th grade. . .likes to let a good book sit on the shelf. . . brutal at the poker table. . .hit a garage door. . .had a fantastic system for the greyhound races. . .lush green vertabrata. . . one of the original D. A. 's. . . Well I had this babysitter . . . boots with the slightest inhalation. . .I make myself, it feels better. . . He plays . . .the mid- night rides of the three musketeers. . . was artfully sniggles upon by a duo.. . . visitor to Mort's night stand. . . a master of the show pool. . .will always be a bachelor. . . That has to be the most revolting smell . . . Listen l'll tell you . . . Don't grieve, call Ted and Steve . . .a natural proclivity for verbal expression. . . was pulled through Chem. by a beautiful lab partner. . . genius potential thwarted by a desire for fun. . . paid to see 800 sit ups. . . Big G little E. . . stayed up 68 hours with Levis and Beis. . . spied at beauty in Palm Beach.. .that's all. Lindsay Elizabeth Gaebe I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky. . . LLLIINNDDSSAAAY. . . BOO! ! . . . Thanks Shen. . .island girl. . . content with a box of paints. . . Easter bunnies with Emily. . . Mrs. O1sen's coffee. . . Drey Land camping with K, M. , W.B. ST.P .... Ethal Mae.. . fast get-a-way with K. M .... J.B.T.P. C .... frozen picnics--attacked by a kite. . . Dec. 31, BermanSMil1ner. . . wild Christmas party . . . iceberg . . .bumped into a Mercedes.. .la danse. . . who's who at 4:OOa.m. with K.M. and others--banana bread, good conversation, then breakfast. . . slow eater. . . has a crush on an older man-- Janet, he's taking our pic- ture! . . . C. Y. is forever. . . Gratiot Beach. . . sufferin' suckatash even . . .BACK. . .picnics in a row boat. . . flow- er blossoms. . . skinny dipping. . .B. R. B. s. . . smiles extra special for extra special people. . .A, W. 's party. . .Ruby Red Dressing with G. K. SLM .... Florida with W. B., E. - R. SK. M .... boats and golf carts. . .Hilton I-lead. . .long walks on the beach.. .kicked off the golf course with W. B. . . Hey, don't I know you? . . .playing with the 'gators. . .lost Wendy on a bicycle path. . .super sail with Linda. . .Galapagos. . . 7'by8' cabin with Linda G. . . little fingers S Nancy. . . Discoteques in Ecuador. . .lost in Gua- yaquil with N.P .... no comprendo . . .Naples with E. M., L.I-l. , N.P.,j.M. Ssisters. . . eating off the floor. . . visited by S. P. , D. S. SE. G .... sunsets.. . congregating on the beach. . . party in an office while car was being oper- ated on. . . Nancy, there's baby Jesus! . . .J. F. 's lemons and apples. . . switched drinks with B. Williams at pre- M. B. C. dinner party. . . We three Chinamen. . . To live, to learn--Laughter of each being. . .Linds. . .the last of the Gaebes. . . Lindsay, like the mayor. . . David Eiseman IV If the blind le ad the blind, both shall fall into the ditch. --Matthew XV, 14 Dave. . . David. . . DE IV. . . Perry Mason. . . Leiseak. . . Eisemandias. . . Captain Dave. . . iniated to Burroughs with the Monty Swirl. . . hard cider at Wetzel's. . . we were three desperate kids. . . the boy in the little red pants. . . summer contract disputes with Mr. Lemen. . . member of many two man fan clubs. . . helped Butch drive. . . baby sat for Baine many times. . . coke in Aspen . . . Eureka. . . Country Day game 8-7 oh yes! ! !. . . Is there, uh, anything you want to tell me about. . . . wild roller hockey games in tenth grade. . . mastered Shane in tennis and ping pong. . . scout for the younger grades. . . two year Aspen man, redecorated the ceiling in 124. . . Howard Twilley type. . . chicken. . . Coors and Olympia--the best. . . super mixer, chase and all. . . organized the Bi-centennial Day and what a mistake that was. . . Legal Aid. . . Charley. . . supposedly in love with a twenty-six year old lawyer. . .played a doubles match with a derby on. . . six year Latin man. . . found Dee in a bush once. . . spent a evening with Lou at Ul- mer's. . . Heeey. . . caught on the Westwood golf course . . . good stunmer at Squaw Valley. . . would like to deep- six the ball with some rouge and a screwdriver but it's untouchably clamped to the main. . . Dumb Eiseman. . . likes to talk to Gerfen's mom. . . knows his babysitters well. . . biology was the beginning and end of the science career. . . the Firebird. . . hustles people left-handed in tennis. . .owns a stereolthat Mark claims is his. . . Linda Mae Goldman A dragon stranded in shallow water furnishes amusement for the shrimps Mae. . .loves a little Danish kid named Majken. . . Clayton rag. . . had a Spoede mini rush. . . D. G.. . got sick in the park- ing lot. . .flower pots for free. . .Busch baby. . .got a hold of a precious stone. . .paradise in San Diego. . .jyro jet shaking with the Blue Footed Boobies. . . Grapefruit juice nut. . . got burnt at Wentzville loves a real cute Kitty. . .a true clay woman. . . Chinatown. . .had a run in with a certain Sykes. . .Has a friend who has an eye for Laaaaamps. . . You guys, should I like him or not? . . . got scalped Mel and Melba. . .has a great bud named Harvey who loves Banama Cream Pie. . .Went to Wyoming for the weekend. . .Had a terrific time driving home from Castle Cliffs. . .played around with an Elk jimi. . . Slumby Parties. . . has hair that predicts the future. . . Red Fox Farm. . . Purple Passion. . .loaded glove compartment. . . thinks C .C . has really cute baby pictures. . . Schoenwald. . .matchmaken . . Hope, Faith and Chastity. . .met Mick jaggers' best friend . . .FE H5 Fe' I-Ie' I-Ie. . . Steamboard. . . Young and the Rest- less freak. . .Hotel Boulderado. . .beats M.S. in Gin every time. . . it isn't functional perfectionist. . . buggy eyes. . . Stein. . . Linda Mae Ronald Alan Fisher . . . Life IS a game that one plays according to the rules. Some game. If you get on the side where all the hot- shots are, then it's a game. . . But if you get on the other side, where there aren't any hot-shots, then what's a game about it? -J. D. saiinger, THE CATCHER IN THE RYE Ronnie. . . the Fish. . .Fisher, Ronald A. . . What color jets ya' sporting today? . . . I've heard of breaking the ice, but that was like going after a glacier with a toothpick. . . . Let's play chicken. . . . Wanna drag? . . . cruises in a Vega . . .unregistered member of the St. L. C.C. . .takes contro- versial photos. . . has the same favorite pair as the Ost. . . skips out of almost anything. . . member of Litszinger Rd. Club. . .had the fattest dog in the world. . .has great l.D. . . .star ping-pong player. . .opens camera with film in it. . . chosen person fget it?j. . . co- inventor of Personality Profile, Torps and SQ. . .made quickie escape from the C.C., but still got caught. . .throws pumpkins at underclassmen. . . James Taylor freak. . .wrote the Stompin' in the Swamp Blues. . . member of ninth grade poker group. . . dealt off the bottom. . . Blow up what in whose yard?. . . moves other peoples cars. . . just a photographer . . .has E.R. to thank for '75 prom. . . Carson fan. . . sent a threat letter as Jerome. . .buys by the label. . . nearly arrested on Spoede one day. . .nearly shot on I-44. . . Testin' one, two-hello? ah, this is Flash Bashbo, ann ah'll see youuu in September. Goobye. Karen A. Gdmez Look back and turn back Look at yourself Don't be afraid just look at yourself K.l-I. Go-Go. . .wildest chic at the ol' B. S. . .Whitfield girl at heart. . .new kid. . . member of the Portland knife gang. . . nose hits! . . . always has her fingers stuck in something. . .spent the summer hanging out in airports with LH. . . stockings at Assembly. . .great dancer once a little sloshed. . . cigarette in the eye. . . always making weird noises. . a white vet and the Whitfield prom. . . Gomes. . . Chipperphield. . . escapes to S.F. every summer. . .has trouble standing on Don's driveway. . . mutual ailments with Goat in P. R. . . Lets migrate! . . . always late. . .likes to lock herself out of her house. . . anything to get me outa here . . . perfumed cars. . . sweet blindness. . . trying to dance at B.U. 's with LH. and 'T.M. . .Randigo! . . . Dirts! . . . delinquent table. . .loves to scare jennifer driv- ing home from concerts. . .Billy James! . . .4th of July and the b. alarm at Bellrive. . . eh, man. . .the hand jive. . . next to the pond when the trees diminish. . . The Family. . . my god, you already know where H.H. smoke shop is. . . really Kim. . . got your Goat. . . don't worry, I know where I am. . .close call on the Scharff's patio. . . crazy night. . . l'm sure! . . .the egg- plant is the source of all cosmic energy. . . typical. . .sweet insanity. . .Are you up?! ! !! R.J.Z. Martha Goodloe So faith, hope, love abide, these threeg but the greatest of these is love. --Corinthians 13 Mufiie, Muffer. . . a pretty decent navigator. . . in a big plastic ball going around and around. . . best skier around for at least the fastestj. . .. falls hard. . . just breezed into the condominium one morning . . . stealing windshield wi- pers at midnight. . .Algonquin Golf Course will never be the same. . . always energetic. . . throws people into doors . . . hey Burb! . . a real lifesaver--literally. . . has her own cheering section. . . Young Frankenstein with beverages. . . Carson. . . a great cake fixer-jennifer, why didn't you grease the pan?! . pulled over by the cops for going too slow! . . breaks by the cabin. . . grand entrance to D. E. 's party.. . mean lady on the field. . . the taming of the Grape. . . got pretty good at tossing hay bales. . . drives a quick green cougar. . . hold your breath, algebra is al- most over. . . riding bareback double in the rain. . . late nights at Queenie Towers. . . wiped out Barb! ! . a Webster Grover. . . chauffeur for M.B. C. . . hates Burger King. . . a member of the El and Lee gang. . . has a'mean drive in hockey. . . breaking into Scharff's house for Kim! . . ba- gels fand cream cheese when she can afford itj. . . parks cars for people--right Emily and I.ynn?. . hey lets go have a.. . Barb where are your keys?. . once was called a cute boy! ! . converted to sloe g by Bish. . . has the biggest grin. . . hey Muff. James G. Forsyth, III No man is free who is not master of himself Epictetus jim.. Jumbo. . .Yumbo. . .biggest feet in town. . .loves to get beat up in his jeep. . . almost hurt himself streak- ing in S. I.. C. C. . . member of the twenty dollars losers club. . . found out his jeep wasn't amphibious. . . Hey guys, l think we're sinking . . . almost won the watermel- on seed-spitting contest at Strassenfest. . .loves those cakes M.H. . . Meow-- and there wasn't one . . .worms in the burger with T. I-I. in Belleville. . . a C.S . N.Y. fan . . .baseball no-hitter in 10 th. grade. . .umphers fits not nice to fool with mother naturej. . . When Topper dies l Won't see you for a month . . .the TRAF. . . First lane to the right after the speed limit sign . . .was a part of the great poker raid. . . whats wrong bud? you O.K. fgrossJ . . .dislocated his shoulder so he could run cross country . . .then broke his ankle so he could do nothing. . .often seen with a certain green eyed German. . . enjoys skiing, even on his stomach, side or rear. . .left his mark in Bre- kenridge. . . Oh sick, he can make it touch his nose . . . golf freak.. . Sheet, whar the hill am l . . .best driver in the class. . . original hiker of the Smokey Mountain trek . . . Where is the skunk, Oh, It's Gilberts feet . . . says I-li to Siamese cats. . .lets osculate. . . Sure Ron, you can drive it. . . my God, you fool . . . always smiling. . . a big Admiral fan. . .triple A knows his number by heart. . . I don't live that far away . . .said fewest words in Mr. Bai- leys English class-3 in one yearltied wfRandy and Matty . . . drives an orange jeep that never runs. . .loves those stogies in Canada. . .the one that got away. . . I'm just joking . . . Helen Gordon If I am content with little, then enough is as good as a feast. Dean Swift East wind's rain and north wind's clearing, Cold old southwest wind's a fair wind home. One bell, two bells, don't go grieving, All our bad times past and blown alee. Stars thy compass, cloud thy canvas, Rock thy keelson, wind thy course to steer. One bell, two bells, don't go grieving, All our bad times past and blown alee. --Gordon Bok There was Brown, upside down, Mopping up the whiskey on the floor. Booze! Booze! the firemen cried As they came knocking at the door. Don't let them in till it's all mopped up, Somebody shouted, MacIntyre! And we all got blue-blind paralytic drunk When the Old Dun Cow caught fire. --English pub song Earl Randall Geffen There are billions upon billions of junebugs, but none of them can fly which used to make me wonder how so many survive. They run into anything put in front of them or just all by themselves land on their backs. But they sur- vive because they usually do all this on a porch with peo- ple sitting on it and someone will always get up and turn them over. Leo Kottke Earl the Pearl. . . Mr. Wonderfulfunclaimed giftj. . . Little Big Man KINS 8 SPALE connoisseur. . .lives in the southern plantation. . . unplugs T. V. s at night. . . good times with Sapphire in Wise. , Ga. G Fla. . .proud member of the D.A. .. . all-nighters in the Attic. .nights on the roof. . . one Sat. track meet brought escape to one lucky person . . . Leiweke. . .likes Beisman blocking. . . spring break-- NaplesSCove Inn acrobatics. . . 3-year absense without leave. . . Get me a plate of food. . . .jr. Prom--white tails and a bit of foreshadowing. . . 13th row, Gerfen. . . never'll forget Dave's party for Murch. . . a little advice from Rosie. . . Chico G the G.B.s. . .3 a.m. bugle in the ear while in Dunk's shower. . painting with I-Iask. .shades+ puttyknife:Orc. . . Fiat Power. . . maybe not fast but it used to get 30 1'n.p.g. . .BMW totaller for a brother. . .night strolls with Shep ala creeper. . . CANADA. . .Phil. . .baby bones on Mad Island. . .Let's go pooin', Shep! . .silver dollars, huh, Chunk?. .nice catching job at Loggins S Messina. . . go pick your toes, Mick! . . well-known little brother. . .Nov. 8--two points, iifl . . . still hasn't sunk in . . . constant grief from Lou. . . one of two true Kottke fans. . . champion procrastinator. . . it's a blast! . . see ya later. . . oh, yea?. .Pearl. Bevin Grant What a time there was a time Nilsson Bevin. . . Beaven. . . Wickout. . . Bee F. Gee. . .loves that chicken salad. Has an obsession with shaving creme, serves chocolate te sodas and sloppy joes to strange men . . . constantly spills Pepsi. Known to rock the cradle for Rick. . . always has that nice expression. The devil's daughter. Well hey there hi there ho there . . . advid Bruins fan.. . can eat 25 olives at one time. Prince Al- bert. Beanal and Cecie. . .Developing Studies. lee11eo- good seasons . . .charter member j.B. D .... oh no rice again?! . Dreams and stuff like that. . .positively killing . . . Popes, popes, popes cafeteria . . .ginkta ginkta wa- wa. Has a waterproof watch, even in the shower. . .takes her laundry over to Nick's. . . another flat tire. . . A chem. student. Does a great fried egg. . . Bev, is any- thing wrong? Poe White Trash and Scum of the Earth. Great sound effects in A. A. and T. . . and you were smiling! Master Chef. . makes Flaming jellybeans, you gotta try it! . . .7 and 7 doesn't always make 14. Awaken to the sound of chirping birds. . . good times at the farm with FYN and FYG. Tried to take a lady's legg off once. Fatted Calf. . .member of the White Castle Brigade. Slap- py tickle. . . okay QUIZ . . .cleans up after Torn. . .Han- nibal Who?. . . Rhonousky and Nariata . . like a gazelle . . .B. G. Hurry sailor sail away. You better be back on board by break of day. Paul Henry Griesedieck Greez. . .leafbagger. . . goes south in the winter. . .loves to sleep in English. . .writes super English papers. . . Cardinal baseball game with Meyers. . .benchwarmer for mumbles baseball team. . .had to shag baseballs during the game. . . loafs in the outfield. . .loves the three stoges, Moe, Lar- ry, Curly. . .knows no more french than when started six years ago. . .member of Dassler's tennis bums. . . out to ltmch with Maritz at burger king. . .is a Cincinnati Reds fan. . .knows Sooners are ffl. . .had to run 16 line tags for moore. . .has bad right knee???ask moore.. .ray's office . . . the man with the firecrackers. . . good ole thayers math class. . .does his homework at schoolg what a waste of time, still doesn't help his grades. . .knocked leiweke out cold in 9th grade.. .is a decker fan. . .wears tennis shoes with holes in the bottom. ..tl1e last of the Greezs. . . 'Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Galations 6:7 I V if? , i iffliif-5'?: -- M Y iilr' ,, 1' M 'Wk' ' Mn .1 , f -I-1 . P 1 Wh f les- ' gpg, A 24ffg,,,,,qs, V ,I ,ff ,. - Alexis Daunt Haglin O taste and see that the Lord is good. . . Psalm 34:8 Lex. . . Lexie. . . Sexy Lexy . . . Good-bye M. I. ? Yes, LB. S. !. . .THE female Haglin. . . jesus is Lord! . . . hair in my eyes I just can't stand, that's why I stick to the old headband . . .Sat. nite at the Sheepshed. . .Kilts, plaids, knee-socks, and Tretorns. . . always seen wearing bright colors. . .red, red, red. . . Christian means 'a lit- tle Christ' . . .hiking 4 miles to school and back. . . Hal- lelujah! . . . empty plate, please . . .Only made one basket for the opposite side, that's not bad, it's the only one she tried' we won an a The SMILE Ooo . Q yw yj. . . . . . what a neat looking rock! . . . That's fun! . . . Cool ! . . . jesus healed her broken wrist, Glory! . . . soloed in a Cess- na 150 on her 16th. . . Love those spins . . . What should I say? . . .last minute term papers. . . O.R.U. here I come . . . Lexie, don't be so obtuse . . . finally learned dischord from datchord. . . l'm so EXCITED ! . . . CHOC- COLATE. . .Where was Lexie at 1unch?. . .A in Chern- iStry?! The Kingdom has comel. . . owns a French Bible, Dieu soit Loue . . . Watch Lexie blush, Mr. Stevens . . What a riot! . . . up to odd hours doing homework. . . looks forward to Monday nite home meetings. . . I get to go home at 12:22 today! . . .always happy. . . Praise the Lord . . .Lexie Gilbert Cox Hecker No man is an island, entire of itself. Donne I am an island Paul Simon Have you got the spiritQsj?. . . river of 7-up. . . smoking, Mao, SSTs, and stratiegic weapons. . .a Boyfriend. . . saw someone in the 1st row and dropped a line. . .big part in Death of a Salesman. . .backstage bar keep... a famous rocketeer, 6 secs huh. . .has been wrong every now and then. . . the monopoly game started at his house. . . And 'you still lost? . . . obviscation. . .thinks with his glands. . . I was schnuckered by a plunging neckline . . . the hot tamale. . .the goodyear blimp. . .football quitter. . .lost weight by skiing. . .Miniwanca. . .I-low do bike racers re- lieve themselves?. . . beach party. . . who is she? . . . US 31. . .BI's Mack truck. . .We're giving you a going away party. . . plays the fan. . . Colorado roomie. . .brownies. . . 1 am pizzas. . .Who is your friend in the yellow shirt?. . . covered with shaving creamfmenthol manj. . .I-lermann? . . .Hecker's trekkers. . . that's not Carter, that's a BEAR . . . strongest feet in the world. . .canteen froze. . .lowest form of life. . . PU's lab partner. . .lab 14QbumpingJ. . . physics Dreylab. . .making waves with BI. . .BI-l's baseball . . .clean-up party WXSM, TS, CC, TP, MG, jl-I, Mrs. M. . .A WHOLE KEG LEFT. . .beer,showers. . .tractor driv- ing.. . Soffer's party.. .15 1X4 pounders to go. . .civics. . . where's my cigar?. . .Keystone party, almost. . . sounds like he knows what he's talking about. . . Sat wager. . . Hecker Jennifer Ann Hall You've got to keep on keeping on Never lose hope, one for every class . . . Doll. . . Fran. . . Della. Jupiter. . . Juniper. . . STICKWOMAN. . .Yes consorts and plans for their return. . . Jennifer, your hair--it's so big . . . shares a secret wfjenny P. . . coorganized a duck party and left in the middle. . . watched Kim ignite her- self. . .wished she never saw Coach Keefer on McKnight and Godwin. . . Baura, Benny, Boozy and Barb. . . Shares a common problem with both L. G. s. . . salad girl at the pit . . . You girls have got it together . . .discovered the ul- timate concept of having fun while looking for BILLY JAMES. . . Lanny and Franny have tall blond games. . . hung out in airports. . . wild 4rth with the Family . . . SPOONS . . . shopped for bargains on rubber ducks with K. S. . . Good Moming Greg Darling. . . The Family decides all . . . Hall's here--who has a hairbrush . . . East Jesus seats for I. T. consort.. . Highway T. . . Uh, Mom--Nancy is at the police station . . . test tube collection w!R. K. . . rode to Jeff City with the top down. . . forgot to close the vent be- fore the fire. . . took political asylum w!Kurt. . . Lets Migrate . . .never reached freakhood. . . B Banguage. . . Are you sure your not Shep? . . . Want to peal some frog 9ggS? - - - destined to be a chef WXK. G. . . nevermind. . . l'M sorry. . . Howdy neighbor . . . Ann Landers. . . We have to have a fight . . . roofing. . . Klunk. . . C. E. attack club . . . Beth. . .one of these days. . . Lions Choice.. . Are you Tom Hall's sister? . . . has nervous hair. . . p-place. . . Niffer. . . 4 1 ' I William I-Iellmich Q Depend on the rabbit's foot, if you will, I but remember it didn't work for the rabbit. Spellpick. . . oust. . . Mick. . . Hell. . . Spic. . . Hellfire. . . Pick. . .Nights in the StLCC. . . nailed Alec's house. . . Super! , right Pitt.. . the 7ups at Des Peres.. . call back in ten minutes, you're interupting my show . . . K. J. . . . Florida lover. . . Hey man look at that thunder. . . . Lost , in K. C .... Oh God, l'm screwd . . . frequently seen l fighting with Cal. . . popcorn. . .member of A. A. L. L. the l faster you drive, the quicker you get off the road. . . . ' Knows the King-Deuce. . . Please, don't let me do it. . . . has a small problem. . . look it's a ! . . . crackers. . . gimme a break. . . . stale crackers. . . Gross, it's a draw- ing. . . . Framed the Moose and Yager bought it. . . seri- ously. . . . 3 Dianes and 2 Annes. . . Oooooh, is she sweet looking! . . . I'm horny. . . . Country Club at four in the morning. . . I'm quiting for good this time. . . . Gale and Patty, right Jim. . . Hey, let's go up to our room. . . . Holiday Inn lover. . . saw the perfect girl at Mac's. . . When - are you going to have a party Kallaus ? . . . poker player. . . loves S. I. U. . . . once stabbed his hand at the mention of a l certain name. . . ever famous lunch tables with Tex. . . Blonde haired brown eyed mutant. . . occasionally seen 1 painting houses with Wunder. . has a nine year old girlfriend ' . . . KALLAUS ! . . . string bean. . . 3rd grade sweetheart with M. H .... parents never miss a game. . . member of the group . . . Good times after drivers Ed.'. . senior slum- per. . . Willy Mary Grade Heidbreder Mary. . . Gracie. . . Little Ballerina dancing her way into the hearts of many f?j. . . Looks great in a tutu. . . BMW collec- tion. . . a real close family. . .tells her mother everything . . . Bill's Mclntosh. . . 10 pointers wfjohn. . . played golf w! a wolf. . . rah-rah girl for 4 years. . . venturite from Deut- schland. . .found a porno magazine on the windshield. . . 0fficer, sir, did I do anything wrong? . . . Romances W! the Clayton-Spoede cops. . . El Maya:. . . bird's eye view in Spanish class. . . Seduce City W! his khakis. . . spaz. . . destined to mary William F. Buckley, Ir. or one of the Beach Boys. . . smoked a cigar and belly danced one sum- mer. . . Playmaker orgies at Shakey's, Dunkin' Donuts, the Admiral or her house. . . I. L. V. W. T. U. D.J .... infamous wastebasket. . . is is doo or dow?. . .ended a date at the Mayfair Hotel ! . . . Caryl, pick up my turt . . . jumbo, jeep, jollies, . . laugh for us, Mary . . .lives out in the boonies. . . .3 of a mile. . .least tacky. . . best dressed. . . too sentimental, esp. senior year. . cries easily. . . My main man ! . . . a never-ending list of favorite men, but her heart belongs to daddy. . . calves of the year award . . . foot in mouth award . . . 6+4: ?. . . made Priory pals . . . devout Christian scientist. . . wash-out every year. . . loves bubble baths. . . chef salads at Cyrano's. . . knows a lot and a lot of nose. . . Ft. Lauderdale days. . . and nights . . . tells jokes reluctantly. . mixed emotions about wrest- lers. . . A conservative traditionalist . . devoted to high ideals. . .loves to laugh and live everyday to the fullest. . . Mary. Harold James Hileman What famous scientist was named I'm a day old avacado? Henry Wadsworth Longfellow . . . Thanks, thanks to thee, my Worthy friend, For the lessons thou hast taught! Thus at the flaming forge of life Our fortunes must be wrought: Thus on its sounding anvil shaped Each burning deed and thought. Karen Nichols Hilmer Many a truth said in jest. Nick, Stick, FYN, Pourqui, Swiss Miss, MarioMuham- medClarevoyant Sherlock. Now we must be very quiet charter member j.B.D. the knewj, frequents White Cas- tle at 5:30 a.m. with FYG and FYB. imitates seals at the zoo, hasn't seen the sunny' side of second. drives a real neat outfit. member of the minority, 3 points for backing up, Fritzy, Hey Nick, can I tell ya something? Take it Easy. . . , hey young man . . . the old tickle the wrist trick, Artisimo, now that we've repeated that conversa- tion, takes the best pictures. . . closed the door and just cracked up, likes to linger where it's shady, thrives on no-doze, you were laughing and it just came out, I saw it trickling down your chin and just couldn't help it. . . jive talkin hyper I-Iilmer, a friend of the boys room, morbidity, beat Herman at the risk blocks. Anywaaaay, Baytree and Duxbury, Went to Tel Aviv with Bindbeutel's lobsters, Guthrie Kentucky, only person ever to refuse Herman, Has a coat with only two feathers, loves to dance, averages 17 seconds, Antler prone, wise to the rise, drives a mean tractor, Oaphin Annie, stealing wind- shield wipers at night, frolicking in the bushes at H. C. , stabbing people with her umbrella at the airport, Hey Nick F.Y. , Windy City for dinner, once before the game S once after, maybe if you set the clock back. -- Nicky your car's rolling! 3 hour monologue, torquing through the fields at 50 m.p.h. with Fyg,Ab adab ah ba dab ah that's all folks. Kurt Andrew Holekamp And the people bowed and prayed To the neon god they made And the sign flashed out its warning In the words that it was forming And the sign said: 'The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls, and tenement halls And whispered in the sounds of silence. ' Paul Simon Pepe. . .I-Io.Kamp. . .Horamp. . .that Steve Roth.. .K- Kurt. . .Highway T. . . It's only a parking ticket . . .has a wilderness hideaway. . .lowlamp. . . social asylum. . . ma- rooned near two branch island. . .Kinders. . . smoking slew . . .known night crawler. . . pervert. . . jock. . .l-Iuh,Huh, Huh. . .Halloween caroler. . .Michigander. . . ex-country hick. . .international water skier. . . T. M.N. E. . .Ye Olde Clearings. . .Lazarium. . . seen with 2 stones, nosebleed, froth, etorg,Altmonster. and others. . . That's not a real gun. . .I.et's carouse. . .ridicules the ridiculous. . .knows a blonde indian. . . comes from a long line. . .knows the ins and outs. . .often seen dragging behind a bush. . . nape freak. . .Boucair's. . . there's millions in it . . . animal for a brother. . . snaps by vater. . . angry eyes. . .Aspen 74 one of these days,jack. . . TLC. . .Ramada Inn. . .known for his fires Take it easy baby, but take it , vrr' w g 5 :i ih I I If if ii' I f' . l ff 35 las? Wt 1-1212 Qllifllfja-r.,:, ,,.,, , ,,.. . ' ,.., V K 'E i W F . v', 1 1if'Qi,5lf?l..fl:?Eii1fif l l il ul V A jj iijfwjfjq 2'. ,,r2 jj, g ' '--' ' - f I Q f ,fiifgiigg 2 -2 S 2 Linda Catherine Holekamp Linda. . .Cathy. . .Little Hol-lo. . . related to everyone in the school. . .Websterite. . .had a crush on J. F. at Bristol . . . third row gang. . .incredibly messy room. . . sunned and funned with Yanows. . .bird watcher--a flock of sea gulls . . . authentic Gratiot Beach Holekamp. . .loves a beach- fire and a song. . . backs with Lindsay. . .BRB. . .chases freighters with Cousin Chip. . . sadistic to sailing students . . .has bad sleep habits--don't try to wake her up, right, Nicky? . . .go karts. . . great times at Hilton Head with the Gaebes. . . laughed uncontrollably in a drug store. . . Skip- ped school to ski. . .has a strange look of concentration. . . designed a sailboat. . .Naples Nostalgia and Ned. . .Knight protection from her dog. . .Lovely Linda on the Robin. . . Experimental Swiss Miss--milked a cow and picked to- bacco. . . a cab driver. . . paints, but not when she's sup- posed to. . .question 495528. . .aquatic in lab. . . overdue li- brary books. . . minutes days later. . . pyromania, right, Kim?. . . a goalie. . .broke her finger catching a softball . . . defensive left hander. . . special lady across the street . . . extra credit for Mr. Haskins Z. . .loveable gourmet cook for a mother. . .now gets to school on time--due to lack of a sister. . .leaves a special thanks to T and 1. . . last of the Mackies Lambert Edward Holmes It's been real Pat Dummishel Ted, Teddy, Tedi, Teeedyyy, Scoop, Noel. How many roooads. .Member chauffer of the tenth grade cruising gang. . Cut ya for a Polly spot. . LARGE! ! . . Ran down kids in Fair Oaks. . GIVE HIM THE DOOR. . Owner of the Il- lustrious Biscane Babe. . Great pumpkin bomber and snatch er--My God, it's a GRENADE! !. . Michiganite. .Let's tor- ment the Hippies. . . Fungus Ho and Drac. . .Hey, thats really ZEN Green tux and tennis shoes. .Likes to draw things in the snow. .Late one night on Warson Road--Well officer, I didn't know there was a LAW against it. .Breck- enridge goer. .Hey Randy, what's Wrong with jim?--Oh GROSS, never mind. .Said hello to a Continental Trail- ways bus. .Has fun with mailboxes. .You Creteon. . TULL FREAK. .Sitting on a park bench wflan. .Winning T.D. against C. D. . .Who do you intend to please with that?. . Hitler deciple. .How's Cheryl?. .Canada. .C.T. S.. .My God! Brad is Possessed! !. .Hey, Corne'ere man, you look bored. .Walden pond. . . Transendental, man. . THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE, right, Peyt?. . Florida. .Tania. . THUNDER! !. . Sandy,AC or DC ?. .Belleville. .Hey man, can we borrow the jeep?. . Great blind dates. . OWWWW. . You Radical. .Block Me! !. . C'mon you Bombers. . Great trip to Salem. .Will ya look at that horse! ! . .BVT Club. . Il va a France, Il est TRES Riche. .Smokey and Chatta- hoochie hiker. .Now you squeal like a pig. .Vas te faire en--. My God, even my sister is here. .Leafbag Connois- seur. .How relevent. . Think about it. .ARG. . . . . WiQQiam Andrew Huey When God invented man, he made him look like me Brian Oldfield Ask me ifl care Kallaus. . . owes hellmich line tags. . . Big cast party. . .Yagers table in 11th grade. . . kallaus, It would help if Mr. Yager could understand you . . . em- ployed many to drive I-londas. . . had an interesting even- ing in jeff city with Boles and Hecker. . . almost got killed in the rain. . . Andy, I think 13 Quarter Pounders is a bit many . . . but my dads not a used car salesman A very average football player. . . sort of wrestled once. . . drives a '65 buick with bald tires. . . 3 year man at Drey land. . . Mr. Moores star shot-putter and manager. . . still owes hellmich line tags. . . big Rod Stewart fan. . .AKA baby, huegy, angus fright haskinsj but prefers andy Nobody knows where you are, how near or how far. Shine on you crazy diamond. Pile on many more layers and I'1l be joining you there. Shine on you crazy diamond. And We'll bask in the shadow of yesterday's triumph and sail on the steel breeze. Come on you boy child, you winner and loser, come on you miner for truth and delus- ion, and shine! Pink Floyd Janet Ann Holtz Ann. . .Fann. . .Fannibelle. . .infamous carpool. . .Clay- ton-Spoede teddybear cop. . .writes love letters to a Wil- liam. . .Weekends at Mizzou. . .petting sessions with T. H. and her fur coat. . . Avoid it like a passion . . . emanci- pated basketball players . . .couldn't decide where to eat for the Prom. . .Who was blushing on who's lap?. . .left IBS early to find the real life at DePauw. . .found a vac- uum cleaner instead of a sorority co-ed. . . summers in Michigan at the bar. . .Italian underwear. . . maturity counts . . .Dirty Old Man. . . fashion queen. . .J'eff's disa- pearing comb. . . did he get it, Ann?. . . Drey Land in grade eight. . . sexy bikini. . . a cheerleading try-out. . . fsend her back to the pondj. . .favorite color is green. . . fire-engine wf P. C. . . .helpful Kitty. . .different color eyes for each day. . . sensitive elbows. . .what got squee- zed?. . .that's Ann. . . Mark William Kalbus He that blows the coals in quarrels he has nothing to do with has no right to complain if the sparks fly in his face. --Ben Franklin Kalloooo. . . Moose. . . Kaboose. . . Kallausy. . . Marcos. . . Always on time. . .16 plus 6 equals 22 right Mark. . .Oh I check. . . Daaamn. . .Wenttrick or treating at the St. Louis Symphony. . .Don't scratch my records. . . A great passer goin u hills I can make that ea Funn g p . . . Sy . . . y box with a name on the kitchen counter. . .One of Yager's dilemmas. . .Always being framed, right Tex?. . . Lost in K. C .... When are you going to have a party. . . Finally gave a party--wasn't bad either--a real Kallaus party. . . Knows Tom Dog. . .has a nice basement. . Like h---. . . Florida. . . Sunnen Lake. . .Has a wagon with a 429. . . ser- iously. . . Knows the three Dians. . .jew Boy. . . Knows the Spellpick. . . Take that napkin out of your mouth. . . I'm only a half hour late. . . Knows the Porker. . . Ruthless. . . Fisher's house. . . How's the weather up there. . . Has a math book that is rated X. . . Owns a real antique. . .Oh go to ---- . . . Drives a car with what. . . I-Iey, don't stand on the bumper. . .Are you really sorry Jed. It is difficult to say what is impossible for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomor- row. --R. H. Goddard Lis Jonson Dear seniors, administration, faculty and staff, Later in my life, when I think back on the pleasant and delightful time I spent at Burroughs, there will be several special things I will always remember. I will remember Burroughs as a closely knit commun- ity, almost like a family, with shared interests and mut- ual support. I will always remember Burroughs' healthy combining of athletics and extra-curricular activities with its acad- emic program. I will always admire and envy Burroughs for its excel- lent curriculum, and for the ability of the teachers to make a course interesting and to motivate the students. The best thing about Burroughs is the people. I will never forget everyone's willingness to help me and the friendly way I have been treated. You made me feel at home. THANKS. Living is a thing you do now or never-- which do you? Love while you've got Love to give Live while you've got Life to live Gail Ruth Kiplinger It will get better or worse, but it will never stay the same. Tracey Leiweke Kip, Fyg, Gay. . .a real dip in the road. Baytree S Duckbury. Willett, Duke, T.V.G., S Tracey--STUD, the kid with the devilish smile. Life is B-ball, golf, G. . . , Who's that behind the Ra bands? Once had an ar le banner fl in from her - Y S Windovxii Good times at the B-E311 games. LSM forever. Charter memberj.B.D. Turkey, Burkey Baster. 93M say yes, and she's no exception. Smoke on the wah wah, Chem genius-eternally honest with data. True 50's babe, has the neatest hair, REAL- LY! Talk about. . ., Willett rash, Sappening Man? highway 44, red cougar, topdown. jelly donut fan. Transcontinental tele- gram, konked out after one beer, Wanderin', Kips Hips, Loves the Boss, runs queer, Hooolld me back, Leaf War Halloween '74, Arrow ---- , Emily's house, White Castle 5:30 a. rn. Shady Lady, kinda skipped that part. April 27th, Harpo, . . . anyway you can get it. Wise to the rise, The Indian, you're getting bold, Dreyland, Augusta, Bombbelly fan club, Any- waaay, Funny, that's not what he said. You'll get over it. Truly unreal, Ruby Red Dress, pin of a head, After tonight tomorrow's going to be so fantastic. Unhuh sure H, Catch ya later. I'm caught again in the autumn wind, but I remember spring. Alexander Laney Lee' Where do your golden rainbows end? Why is this song so sad? Dreaming the dreams I dream to dream Loving the love I love to love. . . james Taylor A. Laney. . Camp Miniwanca, summer of '72. . So bye bye Miss American Pie--goddamnit, turn the page . . Moose. . connecting eyebrows. .George Who?. . George M! . . . Play- maker festivals at Shakeys and Dunkin' Donuts. .seduced at Mary's cast party. . . still has yet to beat J.D. in paddle ten- nis. . streaking on Captiva. . .two lunch guests everyday in Florida. .stranded on snowy nights. .smooth waltzer, es- pecially on the Admiral. .loves touch football, especially when Randy plays. . star Q.B. on the Ponderosa Gang. . throws a mean 37 quick pass. .Baver's hero. . .loves Steve Martin and his water glass. . .white wine and other mishaps on the float trip. .drove for the original Big O excursion. . late one night on Warson Road. . characteristic gesture, Mr: President. . head stands and pyramids in the senior lounge. . Freddy. . . detours on Dielman Road. . dresses up on New Years Eve. . often seen strumming a guitar. . . I love being here, no, I love being here . . . music connoisseur. . cried when jim Croce died. . . wish upon a star . . spoons. . . Hang tough--it's been real. . . I will tell you everything I know, and love was all he said Cat Stevens Karen Lynn Koman 'I took my hunting hat out of my pocket while I walked, ind put it on. I knew I wouldn't meet anyone who knew me ne, and it was pretty damp out. I kept walking and fvalking, and I kept thinking about old Phoebe going to hat museum on Saturdays the way I used to. I thought iow she'd see the same stuff I used to see and how SI-IE'D me different everytime she saw it. It didn't exactly de- :ress me to think about it, but it didn't make me feel gay is hell, either. Certain thing they should stay the way hey are. You ought to be able to stick them in one of hose big glass cases and just leave them alone. I know hat's impossible, but it's too bad anyway. Anyway, I cept 'thinking 'about all that while I walked. J.D. Salinger THE CATCI-IER IN THE RYE 'We shall not cease from exploring and the end to all our :xploring will be to arrive at where we started and know he place for the first time. T.S, Eliot Edwin Levis, III p LEAD-HEAD. . .LUMMAC . . .LEAD-FREE. . .LEAD- RUTZ. . . LEVIS'. . .Lines like Let's go look at the, fence . . .Once was 'stripped of nine pinball games. . . I'm steaming. . . Just slide on in . . . Meyers once protected him. . . Enjoyed the ABC Friday Night Movie during football season. . .Attended Dun- cker's swinging party in seventh grade. . .Midnight munchies with D.P .... Touted Alabama. . . Meyers is there uh. . anything you wanted to tell me about. . .Had two big days at the big B. . .Missed Hinterland, but landed Slink. . . Played yo-yo on 42nd street. . . Meyers when I make my first million. . .was once caught with his red socks dovsm. . .known for his mild temper. . .IBS8-CDS7. . .May a three year old siphen your wallet. . . Left his heart in a Florida shopping center. . . BENSINGER. . .Follows Dionesis' code. . Jealous of Duncker's girl at Murch's. . . Top ump in Ladue Khoury League. . .Was once gaffed, but not as bad as the Bum. . .Hooked on a Tedra Bear. . .An intense studier. . . I'm l7, in the 11th grade, and I've been through it all. . .It's your pleasure D.E. . .Loves his bed. . .Found Earl's pearl. . .Member of a 7-O destruction unit in 1972. . . Twizzlers Red. . .The big O . . .Had an interesting summer with D.P. . .Found something interesting while brush- ing his teeth. . . O-DEE. . .10-0 at this point.. . Spent many an interesting night in the attic. . . Never in an arguement with Duncker, and when he is he is usually backing him up. . .Beat the true Ub--em in the W.S.P. . .Hi-yi-yi-yieyi-. . . It has beenijust SUPER! . . . DUM LEVIS. . .D.I.. W Nancy Eames Lebens Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has courage to lose sight of the shore. --Andre Gide Nance. . . Nena. . .Nancia. . . used to drive a green Monte Carlo, right?. . .had someone walk out of her car and magic ally appear at school. . . star right wing. . . always shopping or sewing. . .the Rock-O-Plane. . .was sent run- ning at Model U.N .... Venture in 9th grade wfHelga and Toni. . .good times in' junior cheerleading. . . prank phone calls during the day wfjan. . . patron plague. . . sewing trustiness for the I-leidbreder's. . .Mr. Acker's green girl . . . adventuress. . . Mr. Stevens. . .helps Mary wfher pro- nunciations. . . is it doo or dow? . . . titrations. . . always seen wlSallie. . .Bernice's friend since August Days. . . Gentry Trotter once at Shakey's. . .Schnied's. . . Camp Highlands and j.H. --has never lived it down. . . told friends the real identity of the clothes moth. . . super cam- per. . . left jenny at B. GR. one time for collateral. . . the Pasta House and a waiter. . . suffered WXB. I. 's driving. . . Miss Junior Topeka Innocence. . .Bagels ! . . . Magic Pan, maybe. . . chaparones a mean party. . . was initiated into the watching of a water polo game by S. S. and K.W .... plays a mean game of hearts-- how should I know what! Shootarse el Mundo'means? . . .found an unwholesome piece of literature on Sallie's windshield. . . is dragged to many strange sports events. . . Robert Redford and C.G. are tens! . . .finally got to meet K.R .... Good Friend Syndrome. . .Latin Scholar. . .has a thing for peo- ple's shoulders... a deep thinker. . .loves sunsets. . . a nice person to fall asleep talking to. . . Leeb. . .Nancy Stephen McKee Lewis Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. Walt Whitman Lou. . . Little Lou. . . The real Larry Mondello. . .has a friend named Andy. . .member of the vigilantes. . . second 1 in command of the Mafia. . .downed 8 apples, 3 bananas, S 2 twinkies in assembly, right Beaver. . .Head of Gerfen's brownie point list. . .witnessed if 44 getting the roach at Kirby's. . . a U. City boy. . .OOOO! FRENCH FRY! . . . gives trouble to the spimky Gerfen. . .known for his hand- shake.. . she said no, cause he smokes Virginia Slims. . . Head of Red Lobster Club. . . sick girl 8 sick boy member T . . .Emptyl Bandaids 8 Clearasil at Dreyland. . .has a friend named Mark Pearl, right Dunker. . . c'mon man can't you go any faster.. .Where's Misster Lemoon. . .Hey Sparkhead. . .Hey it's kinda nippy out today. . . shirtpick- er, right Nicky. . .went swimming at 3 A. M. --I think.. . Is it bubbling Annette?. . .nice buzz. . .gets down to Elvin, C.D.B. , S Marshall Tucker. . .takes care of a couple of old men named Sugar Ray 8 Koprivica. . .Dat's cool bro- ther. . .member of the Missouri Mules. . . pork chops with Bearman. . . Nobody can get my house --Want to bet Lindsey.. .Hey janet you like your house. . . Cathy S Julie are going to be pretty good in a few years. . .Hey Man. . . joey Stein. . .Addicted to the Senior Lounge. . .You think you're pretty tough, dont Ya. . . from sixth Grade Center . . . The Villain from Berra Park 4 Laura Ann Lewis Blossom, smile some sunshine down my way james Taylor Bora. . .Lanny. . .Bertha of F.B. S B. . .Lives at 6 Flags. .. That's a sheep, not a rock ! . . . Third Row Gangffive! l. . . Coke Float. . . Snort! Boing!. . . Uncoordinated finger. . . Priory--Once taken home by Tongue's man. . . I want that rose! . . .Teddy Bear Policeman G Magic Pan. . .Ny- er! . . . OUT TO LUNCH at Lion's Choice. . .Eventful MBC's. . .likes to party before parties. . .navigator. . . Ta- co King. . . I need a game . . .U.N. alumna--sold for 10 gallons of Pennzoil. . . URA Fool. . .S nights in a row during MEL with E. R. . . attacked by M. Dee's fork. . . Kirby's parties. . . No, I Won't sit at the freak table! . . . put it to a family vote . . . Tull-Klunkl. . . It's half past Burger King ! . . .Very generous with rides with certain stipulations. . . Let's Run . . . Musical Cars. . . Would you take a flying what in a what'? . . .Duck Party-- stand up, sit down, fight, fight, fight! . . . Green Beasties S Chico . . . Mrs. Voss, have you seen Laura? She's lost! . . . Pink Shirt. . . You look like you go to Mary I. . . .Blond games with Franny QE. T. G S . S. Q. . . Unity is essential . . . C.E. Victim.. . ROWDY ! . . . Chop, Chop, Chop. . . Carribou Spuntki. . .Experiences at the Riverfront. . . PARTY! . . . Drives with her foot out the window?. . . Naa, naa, naa, wasn't it fun. . . . . . Down it, Champ! . . .has a vicious catfdog?l that's fond of blackberry pie.. . I-Ielp! I've got two of them ! . . .Can't pour water-- She get's up, and pours herself a-l-one . . . Waiting. . . . . . The blond with the nose . . .Flaura William Stephen Maritz I never met a man I didn't like Will Rogers La Mare. . .Stylish. . .A true patriot. . .A vigilante. . Member of the infamous T. G. C. G ..... Chases after younger women .... Loves to play touch football ..... Mailboxing and mooning ..... Defensive linemen are the best athletes ..... Rules with iron hand and a bull- whip. . .The W.M. C. C ..... Typical football player. . . . Tires with deep tread. .Right Ron?. .Won't show his face on Delmar. . There's a whole keg! . . .Loves driving trac- tors. . .Beer Showers Charter Kooch-I-Ching resident. . . Stub the Master--what? ...... Canoes a la Burt Reynolds . . .feet on the gunnels and a six pack on his lap. . Small appetite. . Wheres the kitchen . . Owes Peyton at least a case. . Chases kids in S. T.L. C. C. . .Awwwwwwwwww CRAP! Think about it Bombers, we got a game satur- day .... Laughs at fags at the Arena. . . Takes shortcuts in his jeep. . .Has trouble staying on the road. . .Only one to legally golf at the C.C. . .Walking down Moseley with something missing. .Was you laughing at me boy, I'll put you in the hothpital. . . Hey Ted, let's leave the car running while we get them . . . Mad halloween bomber. . Had great plans but no helpers. .The roadblock on Diel- man. . Had the interior of his car redecorated by M.T. . . . . .Has a thing about polar bears and the north woods . . . Breakfast of toastf?J at the Holiday Inn. . Made sure Al got back for playmakers. . Hey, who's he, he's not on my team, get him! . . .All he needed was a pen to quit soc- cer. . . I'm not prejudiced . .Loves beating up hippies and fags. . .A true redneck. . M.C.P. . . je. .xmptycjkh. . Jell Edgar A. McLaughlin Yes, my picture is up there, it's a right profile against a vdiite background, cropped so that you can't see my feet. Who was that that said he would see to it that I gained twenty pounds and three inches of hair this year? I know someone that owes me one himdred shining pennies, she's irresistable. Midland and Delmar is not the place to be at quarter-to-eight in the morning. Who called me the liv- ing ? Someone keeps poking me in the back with japanese pencils during Calculus class. I know. . .if I only had a car, you don't have to tell me again. It's a long walk home. I finally caught on to She's Odd and Queer, but Not Peculiar . . . forgive me for being so stu- - id. How are things in Kirkwood? Ladue?- Frontenac? Yes Marlene Kel Matsuoka , ses. . .I DO live in the slums of University City. Anyway: I've had a wonderful time here, it's been the best two You have been given the possibility of becoming fully years of my life, even though you are all insane and gen- personal. Did you importantly intend to do something erally dmememented. Thank you, and you, and you. about it? See you every ten years, anyway! ! Ross Snyder P.S. -- I love you all, from allmighty darkness to all- mighty shortness, and everyone inbetween. You're right , Mush. . .Mushy. . .Marlene. . .midget. . . If only there - - - C'- would be a day I would'nt be told a short joke! . . .just HOW short are you?. . .addicted to tootsie pops. . . Ooooh Marleeeenel. . . shorter than the eighth graders she teaches . . . fun to antagonize. . . no I'm not a seventh grader, I'm a senior! . . .half of the long and short of it fguess which half?l. . . I'm not absurd, am I? . . . often seen with a basketball player. . .gosh, Marlene, that's not very nice. . . I like your little brother, I'm taller than he is . . . there's not much to her. . . usually quietly insane. . . shouts loud and obscene words when depressed. . .tried to fit in for three and a half years, then found something else. . . That's the Way I Like it. . . member of the now defunct odd squad . . . drives a Maverick 'cause she needs only one pillow. . . Lou, there's a chicken on your shoulder . . .Has a distinct giggle. . . Tower of Power. . .Back to Oakland. . . Shut up, Cheryl . . .had a bet on the out- come of a prom date and won. . .very independent. . . leaves her friends in tight corners. . . 101:h grade and the Priory Mixer. . . the Lucy matrix. . . You are so dumb . Yells unorthodox things in the back seats of cars on Sat- urday nights. . . brings out latent corruptness. . . assistant to the head devil. . . the globe-trotter without a basketball . . .at j.B. S. there's only two. . .Charlene Ellen Christain Maune It will shine when it shines, you might think I'm wasten time, but I'm just a good ole boy thats learned to wait. Onion,lSM,crazy girl, E-mc2. . .evil woman. . . stick woman. . .I spy. . . crip. . . almost drowned. . . lip smackers and rain stink. . . Mr.Motto vis apples and onions. . .mud skating in the A.M .... its not as hot when its cold. . . 11 mins. in heaven. . .Has fun on bad dates. . . gum, cheese, cherries. . . dolls to protect her. . . help, we are lost . . . tough arguer-- I have to do it to do it . . .loves flowers and balloons. . . B.B .... swims at movies. . . arouses older men. . .member of sick boy fan club. . .Judy, Surf, Rag- gedy Andy. . .loves good poerty, pottery, and people. . .A father who gets alongfbetter then herlwith the boy she goes out with. . . good driver if her eyes are open. . .I-lope, Faith, andChastity. . . bike rides through a bingo match. . . backgammon mother. . . Silver man. . . rider of golf carts . . .Hojos. . . She comes through again. . . always in the bathroom with jon. . . almost killed ABCE, . . less is more . . . Took ten years off my life. . .balance beam expert. . . Where are your lights . . . Ilost a child . . . rips all for- mals. . . Scrawny Maune--not any more I gained two pounds. . . Doin what comes naturally Daniel Harris Meyer Betting is a fool's argument, but it's very convincing when you win. Meyers. . . Mer. . .Brother Meyer. . .Brothers Meyer. . . Danny Meyer. . . Oh Sure ! . . .No Prob Bob. . . falls asleep on lawns. . .known for his courage to bet to win. . . Dan- ny says you have guts! . . . Meyers, l'll bet you wish you didn't see MEE right now ! . . . Now you MIGHT want to show more emotion. . . . Don't say things like that Le- vis' . . . .loves walking to school. . .has a mother who wants him to join Gamblers Anonymous. . . B basketball cog. . . nothing but rotten ice cream in his freezer. . . Hey Meyers--that's no spider bite. . . .has been spotted with the I-Iat's girl. . . What difference .does it make ? . . . Lucky Lane, class of '62. . . early morning rehearsals. . . Is there-ah-anything you wanted to tell me about it? . . .has a reward for those who win at the races. . .loves the Brothers Allman. . . rap sessions with Whitey. . .gets frustrated on the piano. . . convinced a good friend to have a bad time at the prom. . .Steak 'n Yang. . .his hair would be useful around the kitchen sink. . . unique relationship with Pop. . . didn't know Barbie dolls could smoke. . . stays in with a pair--and that doesn't refer to poker. . . quality standards go down as he goes up. . . delivery at the Ram- ada. . . could probably function after 50 beers-er---make that 5. . . Nobody goes to Scapokia barefooted. . . . 3 great days at the Oaklawn Oyster Bar. . .Now for the ser- ious part: You all lose! I have the final say on the issue. My name is MEYER, and you can't do a thing about it now! fbetter luck next time. J Mary Louise McCarthy And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is es- sential is invisible to the eye. The Little Prince Mary. . .Lou. . . Mary Lou. . .no, I'm not Southern! . . dearest one of all Lou-Babe. . .loves Ridges. . . c-c-can you tell me somet.hing?. . . the girl with the dentist ap- pointment. . . Latin scholar?. .M . . . the I can't believe its a calculator calculator. . .was bitten by a fish. . . one scoop of s'mores, please. . . Wanna go to Wash U? . . . yahooyippety and ye Gods. . . one of the Webster Groovers . . . did an encore of her flapper routine at Louis IX on Halloween. . . rubberband. . .happiness is mooching off of Mary Lou. . .furry. . . Mabel Gable likes Tequila. . . But I never get seasick ! . . . Swamp Sweetie. . . Moo Poo. . . took a peek in Ken's little black book. . .the nice kid on the end seat. ., .has a cute dog with a dumb name. . .As- pen fever. . . Don't touch me, I've got a stiff neck! . .. chicken jokes with Marlene. . . spirit spirit and more spir- it, right Lou?. .taught a mouse how to fly the easy way . . . the hoo hoo lady and the man with the finger. . .likes to scare people with her rabbit. . .has a talent for falling up the steps. . . Pretzel. . . fun times at Looney Muny. . . a south paw.. . Mines the house that faces the wrong way . . .an aspiring nurse and ballet dancer. . . slithering out of bed. . . actually enjoys her study hall. . . You drive, I'll push . . .blind date WXTE. . . Do You like seafood? , . . first at last! . . Fay. . .M. Lou. . . Roo. John Strauch Meyer, Jr. If all the year were playing holidays, To sport would be tedious as to work. Shakespeare Meyerssss. . . Is this bottle supposed to scare us? Original member of the Big O gang. Puerto Rico Sth grade. . . Tourista! Ikill you. Chased ice cubes dovm the hall. A member of the 9th grade trio. . . cast iron stomach. Char- ter Chattahoochee Man, Smokey Mountain Trucker. . . God G.H's feet stink! B baseball star. fgreat right field- erj Used to play football. Two year Steven's Stud. . .Quit as a Senior, probably would have started too! Wasn't Dieland worth it? Acquired a flashy red '65 Mustang the summer of 10th grade. . .now wf90,000 miles. Hey, let's put the top down, it's only 35 degrees out. Charges his friends to take them to school. . . a real tight wad. Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Exorcist, Clockwork Orange fan. Has very strange dreams. Canadian stogie smoker. Has great eyes. German Stud. . . ttuned beerdrinl-ter. Gives great New Year's Eve parties. Co-creator of the carribi- nean c1.1lture. Varsity squash player. Brickwall in soc- cer. Spent some time with a hick from Omaha. Night at the Chase. . . the Hill. . . the Admiral. Long distance phone calls from E. R. . .Enjoyed late night T.V. Eric Clapton-- lost in glove compartment. Member of the infamous float-trip crew. . .How DID we tip over? I-las connections at Yale. Star of Death of a Salesman . . .Biff. Surprise birthday party at sweet 17. Treats friends to steak dinners often. Squeal like a pig. I-Io-hum. . . shpunt-keh. . . fclickj. John Doctor D. P. , Dum Parke. . Loggins and Messina. .Ameri- ca's if 1 import. . .HEINEKEN. . Charter member of infam- ous D.A PF Personal Parking Permit: 9.0 5. Thin s are Parke,IlI . . . . g always wild on New Year's Eve .... what horse? 1975 Con- ference Champions. . .joe who? What the HELL about jimmy B. ! All nighter with Dave following annihilation of C.D.S. f8-71. . .Hey man, there'sa cop behind us. . flfMilitant Faction responsible for absence of numerous land markings. .Member of Leiweke's demolition crew 1972 17-Ol. . 90 mph past cop on Florida border oops. . 26. 25 gallons consumed one spring break. .Hey man, was that thing a toll booth? Dove into 3 ft. of H2O re- lieving nose of skin. . .Who rolled this thing? ! . . .Misun- derstanding at Piccadilly Pub. .Man, it's slippery out there. . .On top of Ole Cove Inn with Earl. . .Ah yes, Bombay ..... Q!! 1 Allum: Big N . . . Spababababareew! Respects Miriam Pepper about as much as a Gay Libera- tion activist. . . 8 caser + 2 Kegger I LARGE. . Labatts 50's OK. . Sharflo Island. . . Phillip 'n Bert. . C'mon Gerf, let's go dippin' ! . . 3rd yr. Dielander. . Rockhill Quarry. . Boxman title lost to D. L. and Dunkler. . . Strategic man- ouvers on THE Club grounds. . . Castle. .Let's watch House on Haunted Hill . . .Yo Ho Ho an' a .... We're Boss ! . . .Murchman ! . . Big O via trimk of the Bomb. . . TWIZZELER'S RED. . Snapl. . um. man, I think ya busted our speaker. . .Late nite munchies with Ted. . NBC news and J. R. are o.k. . .The Attic .... Roofing. . . Big Bird. . Dogger. . TR-6. . undefeated. . 9. O. 5 loyalist. . Double chin here. .iff45 in '73, '74, '75. .All conference '74, '75, .Ba. . at the Camiss. . Christmas in the Attic, ahhh. . mellowing. . tried to stop the cocktail lotmge on top of Pier 66. .What else can I say, but good night. I learned something a long time ago, what could have happened, did. Dreamer Tatum SEMI-TOUGH Janet Elaine Miller Feelin' Free jan, jaynet, Butch. . . The first one was crooked. .Has had fantastic Spring breaks thanx to Bev, the Kiplingers,L1nds Sal,Bon, and. . .Wall flower tradition. . . Canada--those EYES! right Mike?. . .Went for a walk on a Florida beach one fine night that any girl would envy. . . ,Duke of Earl, Sweet Home Alabama. . . 'fl think I'm in LOVE ! . . . Toni wfan i. . .Had a great time on the Admiral. . .Hard times wfan albinofwasn't all bad!j. . .Busch's Grove tradition wfC aryl and the rah-rah girls. . .Moonlit talks on the roof wfa philosopher. . . Lindsay, you just Tipped mY Sh11 3! . . . nursed Ellen at 6:3Oam. . .Violet. . . Prank phone calls wfN,L. . . JBTPC. . .Chipper. . . Abby, ask him ! . .Dai- ses. . . Let's go to BSR ! . .has 'CO watch HYLHE PiPS P0nS paddles. . Robert Redford 8 mooning. . ex-Villa girl. . . went CRAZY after the CDS game--it was a GREAT feel- ing. .Ellie's gone. . . Can't you 80 QUY faster l0n?u- ' 'ICH footballer. . . Prin-Eschen. . . Tried to move Peyton'S Cal' wfSue. . . just kidding . .Has a cat where. . . Lindsay someone is taking our picture--where are you going? . . LOVES to dance. . Lionel S Gilda are O.K. !. . Say Ma- ma! . . . 9th gr. float trip--hasn't been in a canoe since! , .4 time Rah-Rah girl. . Sooooeeey . . Great times wfBev. .was propositioned on Oct. 31. .will Pork-Out wfanyone. . . made a grave mistake at Drey-Land. .Burr- Oak. . Canadian bound. . S. E.X. . . those pie1'S 2-FC S11PPe Y Dave! . . Ruby Red Dress. . . one of the straight ones. . Dubbs wrillo. .the last one. .jEM. . Thanks! 7 Catherine Loy McMahon You have to stay awake to make your dreams come true. Ki . .Gidd . Poll . .Eliza . Ms. Landers. . ching, ching tty . y. . y . . . . . . . Friday pants. . . resembles a squashed cabbage leaf. . . green and blue faced b-day greetings. . . the great Escape w!L.G. . .hand motions to dances. . .games W! clothes. . . a Florida Veteran. . . two-wheel drive in golf carts. . . enchanted by the guy in the dive shop. . . Swimming wfsea lions?. . .it all started one Thanksgiving Eve. . . moves people to do violent things. . . 33 magic number. . . member ofthe J'.B.8 D.L.T.P.C. . .lived in a tent complex for a night. . . plays wfclay. . . picnic at B.W. . . can command kites to attack people. . . Leather f?j Bottle. . .left holding the cold pizza, artichokes 8 diapers. .loves to play risky games of Follow the Leader. . .has occasional visitors 8 seranaders at the window . . . really enjbyed Sleuth. . . almost went up in flames one night . . . les falaises. . . rainy nights S roaring fires. . . a frustrated tap dancer. . .was a member of the Savage math class. . .making great plots Wfwigs. . .suite parties. . . D.C. alleys w!Christmas cups jaunts to the Secret Garden wfE.R. . . can be vicious wfwet noodles. . . May 1, 1974. . .surprised by Brewster Budgin. . .4 a. m. with four. . . escapades in the car to Martha's V. . . great view from the porch. . .walks along rocky beaches. . . can do a fancy two step w!Yager. . . never without a tune. . .bubbly in the bath tub. . . always in the mood for a Chinese fire drill. . .10-4. . . . the last of the McMahons. . . Mac. It never hurts to crack a smile. L 1 UI 'Rr Richard Parnas y 4 If you cannot see the sky for more than half the day, i there is an alternate way to maintain your sanityg there ar probably many different paths of sanity. Look closely andxi you might find that the main ingredient is curiosity, nevel lose it. N J'.R.R. Tolkien, in LORD OF THE RINGS, states this very well: The road goes ever on and on Down from 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 meets some larger way 1 Where many paths and errands meet. And wither then? I cannot say Mary Lib Morse just walk beside me and be my friend. Unknown. Please. . . Mary LIB, NOT Mary! Spent an exciting year as a Burroughs senior. . . constantly distressed about A. P. Chem. . . Obnoxico - did you say obnoxico? Q! J. . . Maybe I should start doing homework. . . Can discuss human sexuality in great A liberated person. . . outspoken Canadian delegate to model U.N ..... I consider those countries bigoted! . . . There's no room at lunch so we'll just have to go to L. S. G B .... also passionately loves Burger King, Dunkin Donuts, Baskin Rob- bins. puts ketchup on everything! MOST frequently seen be- hind the wheel of green Suburban heading for O. B. Stables or the Frontenac Mall. Next Year?. . . back home to a Canadian university. Tom Pittman Pittfire, T.T., Wake up, I don't wanna hear about it. Life's not a bed of roses. Nigger please, Get off the pony. 6'12 but never 7', Joey G Izzy. Charter member LB. D., Bold and Charming, Lots of gaul, Vulpine. Pool hopping in the early a. m. , Opel power, Spin-out on highway 40. Needs a Magician, Never lets meat loaf. Orange juice, limeade, tomatoe juice-anything'll do. Don't blink or you'll miss it. Clyde, Every 17 seconds. I-low sweet it is. Masculinity drip- ping all over. Taco chips. Flex your fly. Oh jeeze! Gets tucked in by choice, Excellent driver, Pizza in the dark park. I-Ionk I-Ionk, UGLY, Your mamma does. Joey Bar- mitzvah S the dancing matzo balls. Sweet Blindness, Numb thuckle, In depth studies of simple harmonic motion, diverse, his favorite vector, long nights studying physics with Hamilton and Maritz. The only cure for him is retro-active birth control. Still waiting for that joke to come up. peanut butter really does get gum out. jop- a- long, a ha cha, does alot of tossing, turning, sleeping, G heaving. What a shooter, Tom, you're close. Why doesn't it ever happen to me? Thanks for breakfast Alice, time to hit the hay. Twice I did well and that I heard never, Once I did ill and that I heard ever. Peter R. Pollnow God looks after fools Polly . . . Potnow . . . Porkloin . . . Potroast . . . Rosebud . . . thats SIRloin to you . . . trap door floor . . . namesake of the Polly-note and the familiar Polly-spot . . . always horse., in the hole . . . Deaf boy . . . had a supercharger until Darton found out . . . lost in K.C. . . . hey look, ,, a C.B. . . . has two mothers . . . makes real Hawaiian punch . . . Aspenite . . . coke in 124 . . . Roc 55O's . . . didn't make the prom Michigan ladies . . . CSCEP Comp 1 . . . found a dime - . - get your ice cold Stoh beer here . . . golf carts and cold ones Nancy Whelan Post at 3:00 . . . insists on riding the biggest horse, but can t on . . . Hey Joey, ,, I'l1 make a deal with ya . .. Norma. . .Winch Winch Whinch. . .lWe'll be two girls. . .car- never ge - f h- d Ith'n-k 1 k here I am now bolated vaseline. . . Do I look like a vampire?. . . devoted her lllfisoliz tfe Esargfilfi . . Cfrbps mqilgevrs ' ' . inlet me Check 10th grade summer to a certain long haired drummer. . .Mr. guy Oiln . . . quick time me l I l only on social Occasions Frog' ' ' Nancy' I like you Very Very much and donlt you ever . . . always out to lilnch . . . let's go to Marcy's, right Greg forget it. . .Lewis D. , leave at once!. . .leader of the Port- . . .Breakelu breaker I . - earth Calling Pete . I i nletns bagll land Woman Knife gang. . .always talking 'bout a new love . . . I don't know nothing about nothing. . . .has the only x-rated wall. . . Friend of the Vigilantes. . . That's my baby jesus. . .Galapagos-Purple Passion. . .Vengan How can you be in two places at once, a mi casa. . . girl in the black suit. . .sexy Sadie. . .had a good when you're not anywhere at all. old time in Kla. . . champagne and potato chips in the bath tub. . . had a memorable time in the Attic with Linda, only doesn't remember. . . thinks grateful Dead is BAD JACK! . . . Faith Hope and Chastity. . .has a habit of stealing golf carts . . . needed a ride to Calif. . . still hasn't learned not to bet with J.B. . . 30 mi and flat tire. . . Runsa motel. . .wouldn't have made it wf out Maune. . . Ellen, should I cry?. . .Life- long buddies wfjulie. . . Emily Hope Rubenstein 'I make the most of all that comes, And the least of all that goes. -Sara Teasdale lm. . .12:12-B.V. starts it all, or was it a mad ,dog?. . adept Lt driving golf carts 8 tandems-right, l.inds?. .broken bot- oms 8 bunnies w!L.E. G. . Thanksgiving anniversary. . Guess Vho, temples S token appearances. . third row gang. .April 57th WfG.K., I. S., P. D. .flashlights. . dancing after ACH '74 . enjoys Leatherbottle, WW golf course 8 shopping for arti- :hokes G diapers. .fake champagne, . . . addicted to nose lrops, lemon, T.M. . .infamous long distance phone caller . member of the float trip crew-still water always makes or a tipsy canoe-right John?. . Cyrano's. .destined to mar- y JS. .used to watch alot of late night TV. . . Thanksgiving 74 wfBridget, JM, JS. . . Eric Clapton. .the zoo, . . Every- mne loves Muffin . . parties before parties. . 5 nights in a ow wf LL! MFL. . .knows a comic book character named Xrchie. . This baby's got a winky tink . .the hill. . SD's vfjehova. . a toddler at Lucky Lane. . 6th floor suite in JC-kept running out of mouthwash, right Denise?. . Secret Garden. . abandoned at Logging for a toilet seat. . Ln original zot lover. .BRB's. . occasional green complextion . exiled to France. .Martha's Vineyard-the porch. . . Fla. nnercoastal WXWB, LEG, KM. . .the epitome of innocence- vlary Ellen. .the Admiral. . collects rejection slips. . . ESP vhen it comes to fritoes. .Mrs. Fissell. . teamed up w!Meyers 'or a classic sniggle. .Paul S Dan'l . .wears two faces. , The Nho. .JBSTPC. . famous key S garage. . Steak S Yang. . laugh- :er of each. . . . victim of many circumstances . . Well, what :an I say, ya know? . . .Emi1y. Thomas Emmett Rassieur I have no kind of faith, because I believe in no one but myself. --Tolstoi's old man Bimbo. . .Tombo. . .Sir to Mr. Barhorst. . . What's the bet? . . .hoppin' an' a boppin' an' a bakin' some mean chocklit chip cookies. . .What?. . .finally got both brothers deported. . .it is a classic automobile. . . loves to hand out money and never get it back flike three bucksj . . .one car parades. . . dancing down Twelfth Street. . . refuses to be a mathematician. . .headlights flashed at him in the circle. . .just slightly conservative . . .had a job meant for a boon. . .West Equatorial Czechulgaria-Bissau . . .infamous love letters to M.H.--still hoping. . .snow- balls. . .M.B.C. ?. . .invites people over for lunch. . .Les Beach boys. . .cruisin' for funerals. . .three tickets to the baseball game. . .beside himself. . . all- around athelete-- played every sport but basketball. . .that's sick. . . BANG . . .imported leaf bags. . .big buck billiard bets. . . loafers . . . Don't you just hate it . . .mother gave a banquet for Nancy, Mary and Keron. . . exciting evening of marathon Monopoly. . .bizarre. . .hedgehogs, fudge-burmies, and aardvaarks. . .season ending bonehead. . . Insullism. . .For sale: 1963 Buick Le Sabre, stripped down, one gear, stomach green, low mileage used car--a real bomb. . . tablecloth shirt and ten-minute--moccasins. . .Fleepo. . . fled the ghetto in tenth grade. . . Say, boy. . . . . . even more surprised than Matt. . .veteran of Savage attack. . . NEVER gives up. . .Tommy. . .Ra-hoo-hoo. . . Raaaassieur . . .Wonderful, Counselor, Mr. Secretary-General, etcetera. ,aff Pauli Kimball Scharff Enjoys hand-made fires S unfloating life preservers. . Kim really--Nancy 8 I know where we are going . . . I get high off life . . . its all in the mouth Kimball . . 'don't exhale Kimmy . .Joe for support at the campfire . . was once innocent. . . bed of bricks 8 close, close calls . . good ole clowns. . Nancy's lost . . Twin A . . can tell someones life story by their bluejeans. . definitely inde- finite. . leaves at intermissions. . any unsugared sodas. .AB washes her hair SESS how it shines !. . fungus, algae, etc. . sweet child who's well againf?l. . . Halloween at Xmas?. . the last night was all-night. .breakfast, early, early times. . was observed dancing in Maryland Plaza but did not observe. .Would have made a hot double, if. .was thrown in countless no. of pools wl her clothes on. . Knows a certain well-known character named Fred. . CHARLIE! . . deep one's at Pj's. . Kim that's so profound . . got mar- ried in '75, . always lost. . extremely quiet S coordinated-- runs into closed doors. . caught sneaking in instead of out fhow many times?J. .must not require sleep. .had a fe- male best man. . oatmeal mazes. . But I want them to call me !. . crashes her own parties, ,midnight on the road . . part of the family. . definitely moody S generally mik- Nancy Renfrew Scharff Adventure is not in the guidebook and Beauty is not on the map. Seek and ye shall find. --unknown Goat. . . fish scales. . . Banana peels in PR. . .identical strangers--Christmas trees. . .A night on the Balai Hai. . . wild flower freak. . . 3 against 3 and 1. H. in his under- wear. . . can't handle orange juice in the morniilguswal- lowed not breathed. . . Donde es el cuarto de bano?. . . Where in the hell is our car? I. Beck. . .rock the boat. . . this ain't coke !. . .yells as loud as she can and a ladue cop steps in. . . shaving cream phanton--can't stop laugh- ing to eat the noodles. . . eating lemon at 6 am--Early morning picnics at tillis. . .marooned near twobranch island. . .one of the known night crawlers. . .in lieu of a crowbar while hitching to Jimmy's. . . hey, that dogs got c-. . . early introduction to the Glendale police. . .follow the yellow brick road. . .Halloween caroler. . .hand jive . . . Beef Strogonoff before Scotland--bare, bear or bair . . . back seat driver. . . never at school for a full day. . . Dunkins at all hours. . .Woof-spied him wfa flash light from up in a tree. . . chronic cleaner. . . almost caught and slide down those steps. . . The family--late night kitchen parties. . . running thru the rainy night. . . gics. . . Please, don't drive in the sewer. . . midnight walks on Litzsinger . . .Halloween caroler. . .drives with her eyes closed. . . and the sun shines on. . . ish. . S it's Pauli Kimball time. . . Think about it, we all want one thing in life--purpose. .And through purpose we all seek happiness. I guess that's why I've asked myself those same questions for so long. Self-expectat- ions. What we wear on our front cover selling cheap. Are these one G the same? Is what we are trying to prove to others what we are also trying to prove to ourselves? Hmmm. . .new facet for never ending ponderers. za. gifs 41- .J ,, xg, K ar ...SQ .. ., , , I in Steve Roth The proper vocabulary of values is action --Theodore Roszak Expert M. X'er. . . 2Beemers. . . hates to listen to music. . . best friends with the Mill. . . Oh, Steve can you see?-- P. M .... Berkeley '65, . .won highest awards at Burroughs . . . always has a roomful. . .loves to catch the rays 8'th period. . .fell off his diving board one day and didn't come up for a while. . . loves Arcadia. . .took his first one down in three, with a little on his chest. . . couldn't find his car--J. Beck. . . needs a race car, but wishes he had a cowbus of his own. . .some funny things happened the night of lasarium. . . Drey Land-- what's that? . . . slept through his car's death. . .loves those ski lifts--4 year man. . . has a favored mailbox. . .just can't keep the cops out of his house .... .... G old Go for lt! --LG. Sallie Miriam Samuels Don't walk in front of me--I may not follow. Don't walk behind me--I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend. Cannis Sollie. . . cute little sister. . . Hey, let's have a party, how about at Sallie's? Hey, let's have a prom, how about Sallie's. . . four years at August Days. . . always seen with N. L. , M. H., and K.W .... has versatile pal at C. D. S. . . casualty in Spitfire crash when K.W. hit a Seville. . . Ruby, Kay, and Kentie found a porno magazine on her windshield, gave it to D E Levon and Rocky Mountain High eats at Bonanza and Pasta House Co. met Gentry Trotter at Shakey's. . . sister's party turned into her own known to guzzle cough medicine . . . knows many people at C D S and M.l .... Bernice's bud- dy Bourbon Street with J B AND J. M. . . Okay Mary, I m looking at him good friend syndrome . . .big brother! sister planning, fried chicken lunch. . . great times at Westwood sees all her old friends. . .loves to dance Officer Ballard to the rescue. . .chaperones par- t1esw1thNL,MT,TH,M.H.,andI.F .... OFTEN SEEN IN Frontenac changed Halloween costume in five minutes always there and on time ...... Sallie But once I had brains and a heart also, so having tried them both I should much rather have a heart. Woodman in the Wizard of Oz John Andrew Schweig Without music, life would be a mistake Schweag. . Schrub. . Richard. . wears a harness. . Cgmon john, sit down. . You're talking through your chin. . . Peyton, your VW is acting funny. .Let's play red light. .notorious letter writer Don't you hate it?. . It's Alpo time, Aaalpo time. .Mar- tinique carves hotdog figures . .This is jim Dick signing off . . Mommy loves Muffin. . The Fatted Calf. . Brother's car smells. . Empty! Loves Coors. .Hey old lady, POP! . .April 27-can you believe it?. .Poseidon Adventure. .You missed the net. . Is that a gold coin?. .Cut that Graaafitti. . I'm sorry, that's false. .Has a season's pass to Putt-Putt. . Robin Red-- . . Scruples. . It's huge! always got a turned cheek. . La nude beach. .3:OO a. m. chats with Davie and Hilmer. .Hands off the golden body! . . Of course! Senior member of the fan club . .Had an affair with a lunch-lady. .Faculty cast parties. . Steven's Studs-ready begin. .Largel Mme. Cam Cam. . Learned nothing in sailing class. . Emily's husband by 1983 . . The usual, Mrs. Moceri?. . avid hockey fan. .Voice is always subject to change. .Where's Emily cal ling from this time?. .Nice game Paul. .An affair with KW. . Good friend on Rolling Rock. . Cold morning showers at Dreyland. . Front row gang Iack's mattress. .Mose dives into bean-bag chairs. . Scenes at CY's dog-door. . Sikeston, Mo. . . Corrupted Matt. . father wears hot-pants. . has a thing going with Mary's mother. talks with Alec in the New room . .Cary1, wake up. . Don't play with it, just eat it. . That's what my girlfriend said to me the other day. Gretchen F. Sassenrath Crossing the street is hard if you don't want to. Peggy, tell us again how you got the name Peggy . . . Sassafras. . . has a name people couldn't remember. . . . she's not as innocent as she looks, or does she look in- nocent? . . dislocated her shoulder, twice, first time fal- ling out of a stationary-that's not moving-VW bus. I-Iow'd' ya dislocate it the second time, hunh, Peg?. . . With a little bit of bloomin' luck. . . . lives in West jesus. . . loved the driving instructor so much, she took the test five times, and finally passed it! .... English - Peggy? . . . Snore . . . Peggy? . . !'SNORE . . . Oh no, alert as ever .... Did you have fun in K.C., Peggy? .... You did what? . . . Hee hee . . . added spice to I-Iiggin's study. . . Gretchen . . . You mean all those remors are true? Mark Alan Shanfeld Cheer up the worst is yet to come. Philander Chase johnson Shane. . . one of the Westwood C.C . gang. . . taught Eiseman the fundamentals of ping pong and tennis. . . snowballing in the Dee bus. . . accosted in Washington. . . come from ahead losses in tennis. . .wishes killing were legal with L.G. first on his list. . . had a cousing named Chico but disowned him. . . poker in the lounge, . .always smiling except in the Boyfriend. . . babysat for Dee the night of the Big 7. . . Really Mr. Thayer, it's a jewish holiday. . . Turkey. . .blue jeans, white socks, gant shirt, shetland sweater, and tennis shoes. . .bought Eise- man's stereo for him. . . always fighting with Dee. . . Silver Mints. . .looking for screwdrivers at basketball games. . . member of the Judy Boutie eater tribe. . . has a nice Reming- ton. . . a clutch bowler. . .loves Ladue and it's parties. . .wishes he were john Wayne and he thinks he is. . . a versatile soccer player. . . only misses all-league by 1, 171 votes. . .has a nice word for everyone. . .MAS. y If Christine Marie Shearer The trouble with people is not that they d0r1'13 know but that they know so much that'ain't so. A Henry Wheeler Shaw frisco. . .piner. . .Wilmot. . . What's a Wilmot? . . . poubelle . . . hey guys, I got a letter from a fag! . . . did you make a puddle?. . . D. Ranged. . .Arby's three times a day. . . he's crazy! . . . loves A .P. Biology- oh, adenosine triphosphate! . . .has a foster family. . . I'm a lumberjack. . . . . . always being approached by teachers she hates. . . oh bloody heck fso therej. . . the retainer kid. . . 90 on the inner belt. . . I LOVE this car . . .just has to go to Burger King for a Whop- per. . . a hockey fanfaticj. . . hey, that gas station attendent looks like Floyd Thomson! . . .there must be fire in that red hair. . . hello, Marlene? I'm in the hospital! . . . down and out woman. . .75. . . red is my favorite ilavor . . . expert gym skipper. . . can't go into the sculpture room without get- ting clay on her clothes, hands, face, etc. . . ou are you vaing? . . .HOW many brothers do you have?? . . .Mark, Christopher, Martin, john, jesse. . . good Lord, how can you stand it?? . . . co- founder of the obnoxioness liberation army. . .Who will we be obnoxious to today?. . . sanibel. . . talks to herself constantly. . . attracts losers, would you be- lieve 98 out of 100. . . up yourlwith a piece ofglass! . . . right Steve?. . .knew a walrus named Eric. . . All I need is a friendly handkerchief . . . tel1 me the real raunchy ones . . . I'm a bluebird. . . reacts violently at hockey games. . . don't break your nose, honey, it's too cute . . . card-reader, our very own gypsy. . . always blunt- go take a flying. . . . . . it's the pits, man! . . . a pinch is all it takes no pooftas! . . . why don't you just leave me alone? . . . im- bibo argo sum . . .business woman. . .Christine. 69 Robert Thompson Sharp What is possible is mandatory Perhaps the most reserved person on campus. . . etymolo- gist. . . Tom dog. . . tends to be quixotic. . . a most un- satisfactory preformance at the A.B. C. meet. . . unlock that door! . . . what is he doing up there?. . . a neophyte in more ways than one. . . developed an exceedingly eso- teric slang with the jive hopper. . . known many vicissi- tudes. . . perennially haunted by the seeming reality that you are only as good as your last breath. . . missed a very important test. . . Mark puppy. . . recipient of the uncov- eted distinction as most outspoken . . . Boucairs. . . ac- tually paid a 830. OO library fine! ! !. . . strong junior year . . . has wone the Z bar three times. . . you sure don't act like your sister. . . New York to Seattle, Washington in 11 weeks via bicycle. . . a skrewy from Saint Louifsj. . . The Bird. . . who said that studying is salubrious? ! . . .Mooooose fonly kiddingj. . . his room is his citadel. . . a traditional iconoclast. . . seldom is quiescent. . . hit the rostrum lights! ! !. . . B-2, . . what's he saying!?!. . . 'l'hat's T.S. fl know what you are thinking! ! j. , . An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. Barb Anna Voss All lies in jest Still a man hears What he wants to hear And disregards the rest. Paul Simon BBBarb. . . Fr. , Be. , and Bertha. . .was Fr. for Halloween . . . loves playing games--Gamealfl, Game 352. . .was sere- naded one night but slept thru it. . . visitors at Sugar Tree -- Put your life jacket on. -- I ain't the one sinking! . . can't go straight to school functions. . .OUT TO LUNCH . . . 12:12. . . always smiling, why?. . . plans to write a book . . .the old green monster trick. . Hi, l'm weird. . . .pre- tends to be partial to blonde curly hair and blue eyes. . . intercepting notes at UN. . . little orthopedic shoes. . . Tull--Klunk ! . . . half past Burger King. . . fell asleep for three weeks. . . Remember what disease she had. . . Dumb S. . .P. Place. . . You said it was O.K. --3. 2 plus a little. . . priest in the pool. . chauffered B'day party. . . Oh, we just went out for a walk--strange night of Sou- thern discomfort. . . Married at 17? Mrs. Simpson. . night on the Balai Hai. .hung a bug at Steak 'n Shake. . really insane. . pool shark. . .big base. . .loves Ugger and Shaw- nee. . Perfect Young Lady--thoroughly enjoys cast parties . . .wakes up beautiful. . Sth period list of things to do. . full-fledged milk carton drinker--M.R. F. . . Sleeps with jason. . away at horse shows. . put it to a family vote. . . would be a very tall Pygmy. . . never bored. . . always hav- ing a good time! David George Sisler Each dawn is a new beginning Sapphire. . .Mannus. . . Sot. . . Chin. . . Dep. . . garbage eat- er. . . carousing with Duncker and Gebauer in Brentwood . . .member of the Dr. Shock Fan Club. . . TI-IE Attic. . . left behind some Egyptian architecture in Florida. . . S. C. G water. . . one of the founding fathers of the D.A. . . was lucky that a certain Florida Highway Patrolman was re- lieved of duty at 4:30 p. m. . . tmfortunately met a Georg- ian named White Lightning . . .the tracks, the woods and the quarry. . .likes the top of Florida piers but dislikes what was under one--twice. . . sitting room numbered 9345 Clayton Rd. . .why did that guy run out of the tollbooth? . . . likes orange juice on his cereal. . . SPREW, B-B-B- B-BBW . . .60 mph in a wheelchair through the halls of Barnes Hospital. . . The Eaglessare no. 1. . . This is such a bite, especially yellow arm pads . . . he went absolute- ly apePl0l0l0lf . . .has a car that is easy to find. . .backpack- ing nut. . . osteoid osteoma of the right femural neck. . . master mannequin. . .it's another tequila sunrise for sun- setl. . . famous hospital parties. . .MD 20-20, UGH. . . walked into I-IJ with a huge sombrero on. . . WHA-A-AT? . . . orchid Uampler. . look at those palm trees . . . a hard- hat. . . the law of multiple chins is supreme. . .likes to pack a holster. . . causing trouble in Georgia, Florida and Wisconsin with Pearl. . .top of cabin cruiser in Naples. . . The big G, little e . . . toboggan flying at O.W.C. C. . . WE'RE BOSS Karen Walker I may have been a headache, but I never was a bore. Keron. . , aardvark. . . drove into a Seville and smashed Wheldon. . .waterpolo mascot. . .harem at Codasco. . . Mr. Bailey's favorite--. . . just the editor . . .innovative layout, connotative captions. . .law seminar -- You have a question, sir? . . . naturally orange hair. . . Stevens' peroxide blonde. . . quickly escape from the C.C. , but got caught anyway. . . always injured or in pain. . .letters . . .walked into a window. . .loves to argue with john or Alec. . .headstands, challenges, and jumprope in the lounge. . . I could so beat you up if you only used one arm ! . . . Sit up! . . . most average. . . green matchbox . . . 12480 ways to spell Karen . . . Chyrb. . .Wrie. . . Scuba. . .the Werner Bros. . . How dumb was he? . . . burple. . . science fiction. . . Fogelberg. . . cousin Stevie. . . uncanny sense of direction. . . gahn in the fa.hg . . . scru- ples. . . Bavel? No, Baver. . . Pierre Plante, Chuck Lefley, hockey and Head East. . . But Mr. Thayer! . . . swimming . . . diverse and aggressive. . . test driving the gold 6. . . Wash U. fan. . . slips alot. . . You're no fun anymore! . . . steer. . . I can't5 I'm grounded . . . chased by a pig at the farm. . . Past House Co. . . 160. . .wars with the Benders . . . God, It's seven! . . . nice ankle. . . dynamic . . . s scoop. . . The Inquirer and Mirror. . . finally cashed in on Bobbsey Twin crush. . . big shark in a little pond. . .W.E. C. B. . .writes backwards. . . Ick ! . . . eccentric. . . the persuasive pleeeease . . . convenient 2.6 miles. . . Moose. . . Sits on her best feature. . . take it easy . . . he's sweet . . . Araran freallyj. f . .wr . ',.: 5 1. a ,..,,. wg .. ., be . J it , wif i? anim. f ' .5 K i Cheryl Lynne Whalen I am real, and I can't say who I am. Ask me if I know, I'll say yes, I might say no. Still ask. -LeRoi Jones flmamu Barakaj Cherbil, Big Cher, Almighty Darkness. . .has a strange ac- quaintance with the mouthless wonder. . .becoming pro- foundly corrupt. . . Cheryl did what? Shut up, Cheryl . . . your WHAT broke? Ask Duncker. . . drives like a maniac when she wants to. . .has become a permanent fixture at all basketball games. . . height detrimental at dances, right, Mush?. . .used to have a savings bond. . .Wild in Wash- ington. . .A woman, who ME? What do you mean, she se- duced him in a cave? But the question is not who seduced who, but. . . almost got picked up by some garbage men in Chicago with Judy. . . Graham Central Station was almost the beginning of the end. . .August Days Loves . . .Wants to go out with who? My lord, there she goes. . . marked under- garments. . .A .C. .Cyra, Vickie-Pittie, Lou, Carol. . .Al- right Ridges .... 1, 2, now you know what to do. . . It is NOT open season on my rear end! . . . Good morning, Cheryl fgigglejn. . . 'Cause if 'ya didn't come to party. . .has a shy little sister--at least that Princeton guy thought so. . .WHAT was in her tree? A regular UQ churchgoer. . .Chocolate, T.R., Boocoo, you're alright! . . .I really love you! . . .Cheryl. Peter Smith Such places are t.he last of our primeval landscapes, the few surviving samples of a natural world to walk and rest in, to see, to listen to, to feel the mood of, to comprehend, to care a- bout. There isn't much of it left. What there is is all, all men will ever have, and all their children. It is as safe as people, knowing about it, want it to be. Wheaties. . .Wisest of Three Fools. . .Did I ever tell you about the time that. . .I rolled my toilet paper off the cliff. . .the grizzly bear took Charlie's tent. . .the skunk sniffed at me all night long. . .the black bear sat down in the middle of the trail when I blew my whistle. . . the porcupines attacked us in the night. . . Oh, I did?. . .jelly doughnuts. . .Jan Sport D-3. . . OM-l. . .broke the three year lab record. . .Who says the Smoky Mountains trip has 1ow snoot value ?. . .ALASKA. . . -I 1 Abby Goddard Winkelmeyer Hi, I'm happy. . .no, ABBY! . . .Winkelmeyer's Pizza Parlor. . Are you kidding?. . . Eugene. . . KXEN in the bug with the sun roof open and the antenna. . .Abigail Schmabigail. . . Perkin's P. House. . . S and S. . . drives a blue truck. . . flying dutch- woman. . .wild flings with the tomatoe klan. . . rainbow lad , Y . . .loves folk music, languages and long walks in the country club. . .house like a zoo. . .Abola. . .folk dancing at W.U. . . . . I. S.P.S. 'ER. . .it was INCREDIBLE. . .hey, coop! . . .just another individual. . .Wink. . . Matthew Stevens Taylor I would gladly be a dog barking up the wrong tree. -Jethro Tull Maaaatt. . .MT. . . empty . . . ghetto resident and proud of it . . .lousy taste in music. . . cracked his knee with a sledge- hammer so he wouldn't have to run cross country. . . one of the first pair of faggot sports editors. . . enjoys chorus though he never shows up. . . one of the worst procrastinators at J.B. S. . . obscene note-writer from Eq. Guinea. . . can count to ten. . . dry labs. . . surprise guests at his surprise party. . . co- inventor of jets, torps, SQ, and Personality Profile. . .stops and talks to Ray. . . Nat Lamp fan. . . I didn't do it, officer! . . .lousy sense of direction. . .letter hunter in spare time. . . 105 on 40 . . . physics tutor. . . always running late. . .witness to faculty cast party. . . Sept. 5 and some drunken orators. . . BMW fan . . . good at setting up detours. . . Cyrano's. . . a regular Scott Joplin. . . golf courses. . . cross country streaker. . . vas te faire en What? . .almost got shotgunned on I-44. . . sch1- schlschl . . . I really don't think that's fair . . .frequent contributor in Bailey's english class fas if there wasn'tV enough entertainmentj. . .had to clean up after some August Days kids. . . K.M.A. . .Lemp grabs Schmid's tube. . .loves to go motoring, especially in a certain Triumph. . . any- body who likes Tull can't be all bad . . . the Admiral. . .the Big O. . . for whoM . . . TULLMANIAC. . . often gets caught saying things he shou1dn't. . . Brad and Kansas City. . . laserium . . . ponds. . .wishes for a TR6. . .sitting on a park bench with Ian. . . Porky And your wise men don't know how it feels to be thick as a brick. -Jethro Tull Paul Ullman Food glorious Food. . . Scrallman. . . Ork. . .All-American boy. . . swinging times at the river front. . . Chemistry student-Math maybe. . .wild man . . .asleep at a major party. . . soda clerk. . . cast party. . . OPEC . . .Algeria-gets lewd notes. . . my own personal page. . .likes to run into people wfhis car. . .broke his nose twice in one week. . .IBS vs. CDS -No. 1. . .Aspenite. . .hot dog skier. . . leaky flask. . . T.M. . . .you meet the strangest people. . . always on a diet but eating anyway. . . never on time. . . Best legs in the class. . . concerts -DM, E., LM. . . always likes to have something in him. . .Ace Hardware parking lot - started as a get together . . .not very quick. . . hides statues in the woods. . .one night at Aspen. . . squirly. . .those bathrooms. . . best religion in town. . . IC. . . never wears shoes. . .Any party is a swimming party. . . Oh my, Oh my my, . . .one night in front of a fireplace. . . never does his Spanish homework. . . rocked out at ESI.. . .late night at DD. . . I'm up . . .Paul. Caryl Elizabeth Yanow Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ralph Waldo Emerson Hola Carola! . . a sunny Moonchild. . . smile brightens up the world. . . can't go anywhere without running into a friend. . . philosophical. . . awarded the Harvard book prize for the out- standing boy in the junior class. . . always involved in boy- girl si1liness . . . double dates wf SA and various boys. . . un- inhibited dancer. . . champagne dance WIIF. . . an invigorating ride to the Meremac Dam protest in jeff. City-or at least she and B.F. thought so. . .superstar actress. . .Maisie-kicks up a mean Charleston wf Rick. . . Playmakers star. . . ad lib ar- tist-saved the show in Midsummer Mink. . .is at the bottom of anything crazy. . .let a Riviera line at Shakey's. . . Chinese fire drills W! SD 8 PU, epic rides that produced epic poetry . . .passed the airport coming home from the American Thea- tre. . . midnight dips fully dressed. . . Oh, my, my! . . .ice skating in puddles. . . the Coke Float . . .introducing the da- ja's. . .Busch's WXJEM. . . Tilles picnics. . . Keep chewin '. . . successful procrastinator- What's due for class this period? . . .3rd row gangf5j. . .visited Sam in Vt. w!I.L and on a buf- falo rug-snort! . . .birthdays W! Strawberries Cyrano for 2. . . has a friendly dog. . .drives w!Lightfoot's top down weather or not. . . Where's the auditorium? . . .got to the prom a little late last year. . . Thanks-It's my sister's . . . truly one of the best people you'll ever know. . .Carl? Oh, Carly. . . LYRAC! 74 Raymond Randall Wang I hid in the clouded warmth of the crowd but when they said, 'Sit Down, ' I stood up. Bruce Springsteen I-Io-Jon. . .Hoj . . . B.I. jr .... Randy. . .following in his bro- ther's footsteps. . .hsn't quite lived it down. . . CDS in Burger King parking lot, Hey you Daisies, Go- ! . . . missed Callahan and dyed a Clayton lineman. . .fell in love W! a Mack truck at camp but was dumped. . . went exploring at the beach party . . .soccer stud. . . Hey Ted, Are you hurt? You can't play today! ? . . .gained quite a reputation after Ron's party. . . youngest but more mature. . . Can I have a ride? . . .finally got his license despite Lindbergh bridges and plainclothes cops . . .nearly signed his life away to a guy in a 9118 Porsche. . . I'm going to the Beach Boys concert! . . . oh neat.. .went hunting for celestial matter for only '52, 25. . . friendly ex- changes in the hall. . . What does that mean? . . . a'sssssch fan. . . observed horses in Salem. . . Hey, yell over for one of those kids! . . . daredevil skiing style. . . Ted, what's the matter with jim, Oh gross, never mind! . . .chop, hammer, chisel, chisel. . . You boys can't skate, this ice breaks too easily. . . . goes through Italias like popcorn. . . cruising around Six Flags. . .likes to chew the rag W! Barge in storerooms. . . candystripers. . . ever since he got his contacs. . .l-loss cartoon fan. . . Randy, you're such a stud! . . .super defensive back in touchfootball but responds strangely after scoring TDs. . . W! Stevie down the hill nearly all the way. . . Here's a leaf- bag, kid, catch! . . .latent desire to be tall and blonde. Christopher Taft Tichenor Well I built me a raft and it's ready for floating, , . Chris Tich. . . Ricky Ticky jr. . . Goof. . . very late to get liscence. . .makes dumb bets with Dunker. . . Soccer nut, right you's guys. . . got into a large predicament at CDS victory dance. . .always mooching rides, Come on, Dank, its not that far out of your way . . .does well on math tests, 96--no 97 . . .stayed up till 1:30 working on Bicen- tenial day, Whose number 69, Eise, . . .likes those sopho- more girls. . .will not give up. . . member of beck row in Mr. Peyton's. . .was ROBBED of an interception. . . hates yellow arm pads. . .went from helmet size 7 to 9 in one day. . .sneaks on to STLCC with Big Bob. . .has very large cleats. . . would foul out in a minute if he played basketball. . .worked slave labor during summer, right Matt! . . has really MEAN dogs. . . used number 4 not 2. . .spilt what in Mary's hair?. . . can be heard laughing a mile away. . . skipped out of Dreyland in jr. year . .. tually. . . got hit by the combo many a pays debts, even time during practice. . . . . Tich--Bomb .Logging and Messina fan. . . Goofavich Donald Wilson Stay high, keep moving and give yourself up to everyone. --Neal Cassidy Mr. D !. . . Dandy Don. . . Dwilson. . .Wilston. . .Wisson. . . Donald Ronald McScrawnald. . . prayingmantis. . . varsity swimmer--free style sprints. . . best body on the team, except for Kirby Soffer .... Z at time of sunset, Mt. Zir- kel. . . enjoys eating shaving cream. . . trying to eat nood- les in a bad frame?. . .doggy eyes. . .look before you go Qno matter what shape you're inj. . . drives 4 maniacs out to lunch. . . once there was six, after there was none.. . . . crazyman on a cycle. . . rumming around the country club, that pool felt so nice ! . . . stripes John I-Iolekamp's lawn with john I-lolekamp's car. . . Don, do you have any cloth- es on?. . . square dancing at Maryland Plaza. . . out cold at Ye Olde. . .l'm a little late, Wiston. . L.E. . . . once sat around setting off an alarm with an Emmenstein. . . got caught stealing flower pots with 2 tators, 1 rag, and a nosebleed. . .loves that Sara Lee. . The Family. . . hates to drink and play football Qwhat a weaklingj. . . got married in '75 fin bed already Q. . .Aspen with mistah Todd and Ork ..... fbeautiful? Q. . . backrubs. . . 6:00 in the morning roundezvous to Scharffs, only to get nailed. . . How about a little silver dollar action? . . . Wilson l'm trying to sleep ! . . . out in the boonies, but still gets a parking tic- ket. - -managed to have two accidents in his own driveway . . . Don are you sure you'r o.k?. . .Moan!. . .ooooh-- what's that smell?.Gross .... who said you were so dumb? . . . Mr. Crisp. . .l-Iey, are you that guy that goes to Burrouzhs? ? ?? ??? ?? ? Evan Wykes lf you expect to get anywhere you will have to run at least twice as fast as that Process my data. . .Squeeze and score or is it score and squeeze? I beat twenty seconds off my best time ! . . . Often seen running into BR for EW and drink of water. . . Evan, where's your belt?. . .Weider What? . . .known for string shirts, nylon shirts, nylon shorts, socks and..-.? . . .so she came at me with an egg.. .loves the blues fwhat color is yours?j. . .lf you roll it up into 3 little balls . . . often playing with water balloons. . . What no condi- ments? ! ! . . Oh Evan, how rude . . . and he died right where I run. . .runs morning, noon and night in puke-yel- low Pumas. . .Read his shoes some time.. .twisted nerve, huh?. . .must be painful. . .Nyline showts is what coo dudes wear.. . not to be trusted within a 3 mile radius of a water fountain. . . I started to turn so I left --Pittman. . . midnight blue of course. . .Great Version of the Trogan Horse. . .Cheer up.. .the Zen of running. . .I'll just hang this drawer... stickball king. . .kickball green f?J. . .eats spaghetti with a spoon.. . always steals peoples pencils. . . Run joey Run! !. . .Went to Dryland Camp for fun! !?. .. Come on Pitt, I betl can do more push-ups than you. 76 Some Of Us Changed And F53 e. ,, f , N xx ,. Some Of Us Didn,t Senior Diar 7th Grade Starts out immature and jocky. . .getting acquainted. . .the hayride which included rock-pile climbing and detonnat-ing fireworks. . . segregated classrooms. . .the famed Monti-swirl. . . big brother-big sister. . . Maunes party. . . raking in money. . . rubber band to paper clips. . . triangle football. . . Jack Purcell fads. . . murder-in- the-Dark in the Science Basement. . .Iggy makes first appearance. . . Mrs. Savages Math Class-April Fool's. . . GAINED: Everyone--LOST: Liz D., Barb H. , Wil C., Mary Liz J. , Jim S., Cathy M. , Emily M., Cathy S., Patty S., Carol T. Sth Grade Skating party at Webster. . . apple-picking Cfightingj. vicious touch football afterwards. . . we braved the dan- gerous Courtouis River. . . Tracey comes back and thrills the girls. . . just like a Yo-Yo . . .We destroy Iggy. . . irrational reasons to attend B-ball games and plays. . . Carr-Lane. . . Caroling w!Ann. . . cheerleading try-outs were trying. . .the Mafia puts 7th graders in their place. . . GAINED: Cheryl, Janet, Tom P., Rich P. , Adrian . .Bev McC., Bevin G., Linda G., Debi. LOST: Rob W. , Amanda D. 9th Grade Another ice-skating party KWOWQ w! a couple of Blues. . . we then switched to Roller skates which seemed to cause some staggering. . . another conquest of the Courtouis was made hazardous by the dreaded war canoe. . . EAGLE CHAMPS under Trace. . . we mastered free periods. . . Drey Land adventures--girls raid girls cabins-- boys go to sleep. . . cake baking KSURPRISEU. . .start our Thespian careers under Chuck N. and Ted S. . . . 2nd floor loimge--totally wiped out. . . couples arise. . .term-paperitis. . . the Tank comes. . . GAINED: Jim D., Ron F., Andy H., Abby W., Shep P., Joey , Muffie. , Gibby--LOST: Phil C. , Wasted, Mary G., the new- lywed. , Bev., Adrian. l0th Grade Upper-class parties--we were aliens. . .became professionals at feigning sobriety. . . SOME of us learned to drive. . . Midsummer Mink and Washington Slept Here stars. . FINALS fwhat a drag ! Q. . .3rd floor destruc- tion. . . 3 State Track Stars. . .K. C. trip-- Godspell and cold Big Macs. Powell Hall--stars under Susskind. . . still cake baking. . , IHOP andlor Perkins?.. . won the Battle of the Braun with a rope. . . 3rd year on the Cou- toise---rained out!. . .GAlNED: Ron F. ,Peggy S. ,Lexi, Karen K., Danny, Goof. --LOST: Beth H., Mark K., Muffie. 1 1th Grade The excruciating pain of College Boards. . . our first rap session with Uncle Bob. . . out to lunch days began-- finally. . .spirits were high at the prom. . . Who are YOU going to the prom with ? -- I don't know, ask Mr. Haskins! . . . The Boyfriend , My Fair Lady , Death of a Salesman . . . 1st Annual Talent Show-- You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet! . . .Zimmerman witnesses talent.. . 3rd year for cake baking.. . FIELD DAY CHAMPS!! . . . GAINED: Louise, Karen G., Jamie, Edgar, G Muffie. --LOST: Helen G. , Ann H. , Peggy S. 12th Grade Still immature 8 jocky. . . senior slump began early. . .classrooms still mostly segregated. . .the class-full of responsible l?i prefects. . .Vigilantes reappear on the Burroughs campus. . . CDS conquered for the first time in eight years, 8-7! ! !. . . Lexie and David protray Mary and joseph respectively. . . lullabye for Judy. . . Bread slips between Peanut Butter and Jelly. . . A partiers decide to take state--possible case of head swell. . . out to lunch and Skip days Very numerous. - E. G. M. V. P .... Imported Lis and deported Meri, Abby, and Karen. . . 4th and final year for baking. . .made the K. C. scene for the last time C22-OJ. . . Bi-Centenzzzzz. . .Dee and Kurt H. haven't been defeated in their football careers. . .GAINED: Mary Lib, and Lis. --LOST: Everyone. 78 :.V:5S?B?2e 2.1-an Keep on laughing--You many not learn much, t you'11 have fun and that's just as good. 5 i L n li mi Class Of 1977 FIRST ROW: Wood, Ladendecker, Smith, Sherman. SECOND ROW: Rohrbach, Ernst, Austin, Strassner, Krause, Chapman, Woods. THIRD ROW: Ross, Grace, Bristow, Gilmore, Boyd. ABSENT: Ackerman. FIRST ROW: Kayes, Bauer Entzeroth. SECOND ROW: jones, J. Monson, Walter, Morrissey, Keith. THIRD ROW: Stromsdorfer, Palette., McKown, Perry, I. Krause, FOURTH ROW: Duenke, Reitz, Schnuck. I FIRST ROW: Williams, Rosenfield Sharp, Boettcher. SECOND ROW: Nussbaum, Martin, Essman, Tamm Levis, Klostermeier, Sparks, Jarchow. ABSENT: Danforth, Romeril, Stupp, Otto. l uels, SECOND ROW: M. Jones, G. Cori, Horwitz, B. Krause, Ostertag, Picard, Medart, Parke, O'Neill, H. Gladney, SITTING: Strada-Ll, Busse. FIRST ROW: Friedlander, Minkoff, ABSENT1 VO1'1GOI1'E9.I'd. M. Banton, Smith, S. Oglesby, Reed, Watkins, Monsey. SECOND ROW: S. Hemker, N. Holekamp. D. Hatfield, L. I-Iustace, Tolmach. THIRD ROW: Mitchell, Mundy, Milton, S. Trotchenberg. Class Sophomores FIRST ROW: A1-rick, Mirmis, O'Keefe, Burke. SITTING: D. Knight, Imster, Hollander, STANDING: SECOND ROW: A- Kmghff Dfeschfif fioboi b Rosborough-, Haskins,M.Lebens, Nyberg, B. dePenaloza Saddler' Shulferf L' Holelgmpf LP go S' 'oe E. Avion, E. Kipnnger. TREE: K. Taylor, G. THIRD ROW' T- Hall, Hlbbafdf ' WFP' Grimshaw, B. Fausek, Ullensvang. FIRST ROW: B. Wurr, J. Woods, K. Sam- FIRST ROW: Beisman, Haglin, Hampton, Luerman, Hill, Gut- man. SECOND ROW: Schoen- berg, Emmenegger, Boles, 3 Kohl, Mc Ginley, Gorguze . 5 S B? s Q Juniors SITTING: Raven, Winfield, SITTING: I-Ieitman, Maher, Baum, Rubenstein, Sand- Rodriquez, Haug, Altvater, Bishop, Weiss, Green. STANDING: N. Cornwell, Morrell, Riley, Lloyd. STANDING: I-Iobler, Cohen, Paget, Benton, Mendelson, Richter. Larson, I-Iagedorn, Maurer, Carp, Marsh, Rowland, Herndon. , 'Q E i I I Z ' - l BENCH: Hamilton, J. Huey, Alverson, Matzner, W. Behrens, Pollnow. STAND- ING: Perry, Schmid, Grady, I. Scherrer, WALL: Symington, Guril, C. Holmes, M. Wurr, Rothb-arth. 1978 FIRST ROW: jenkins, Brucker, Curtis, STAIRCASE: j, Behrens, Winklemeyer, Larimore, Becker, Donovan, Finch, T. Holekamp, Sincoff, Kallaus, Johnson. ABSENT: McCallum. FIRST ROW: Sant, Allen, Odom, B. Wood, Hayman. SECOND ROW: Nelson, Rayburn, Fisher, Entzeroth, Rosenfeld. THIRD ROW: Crancer, Shengber, Lippman, Miller, Young. Freshmen FIRST ROW: Rosenheim, M. Cornwell, Williamson, Goessling, Sheffield, Porterfield. SECOND ROW! B. Buder, J. Burst, S. Renshaw, K. Green, Gruenberg. THIRD ROW: Culpepper, Dyer, N. Grant, Hetlage, L. Gomez. t .. FIRST ROW: Viviano, D. Cohn. SECOND ROW: Unter- birger, Wallace, Thomas, Gedney, G. Kraus. THIRD ROW: McGinley, I. Taylor, Brooksher, C. Smith, Estill, Spengler, Forrester, Studt. , ..,,,.,, , SITTING: Kendall, Nelson, S. Martin, Agler, Mangelsdorf, Murphy. STANDING: McNett, Shashek, Shearburn, Chorlins, C. Woods, Pappas, Serotte, X Zabriskie, Hammonds, Silver. LYING: Arenberg, Koster. SITTING: T. Taylor, Maritz, Grace, Martin, Men- delson, Ostertag, Eades. KNEELING: Lohr, Nimock, Fleming. STAND- ING: Ellis, Daniel, Bell. Class 19 9 FIRST ROW: Grisham, Rechter, Raven, R. Sherman. SECOND ROW: S. Strassner, S. Cohen, Cummings,.J,acobsen, Whelan, T. Kohn. THIRD ROW: IB. Davidson, Wulfing, Kolker, Hurley, Delente. PRONE: O'Brien. FIRST ROW: Talbott, D. Richter, Durfee, Hellman, Edison, Moormon. SECOND ROW: Grady, Walter, Ruwitch, Koritz, Cornwell, G. Guirl, Grimshaw, Pruett, Weil, Daniel. Eighth Grade SITTING: Shaikewitz, Mandel, Mrazik, Mosinger, Hantz, C. kelmeyer, M. Krause, Jackson, jones, S. Martin, Weaver. ON TOP: Law, Calhoun. ABSENT: Ballinger. jones, Sterkel, STANDING: Sul- livan, Bunge, Altvater, C. Win- Class 1980 FIRST ROW: Dunker, Man- chester, Lund, Silver, Shieber Reitman. SECOND ROW: Curlee, Renshaw, Post, Yap, Pearson, Saphian. THIRD ROW: Farrell, M. jones, McKeel. FIRST ROW: Ross, T. Meyer, R. Riley. SECOND ROW: Rosenbloom, Mucker- man, Meletio, Pollock, Yager. THIRD ROW: Toole, S. Banton, Berberich, T. Grant, R. dePena1oza, Marshall, FOURTH ROW: J. Hustace, Graham, D. Krause. ABSENT: Gore, Delente, Graviss. PRONE: T. Stromsdorfer, SECOND ROW: LaP1ant, Johnstone, A. Gladney, R. Quinn. THIRD ROW: Nuelle, Jim Behrens, Doheny, B. Baum, Gruenberg, Tombaugh. I-IEDGE: K, Hemker, Berg, K. McMett Steinert, Gordon. R-L .. G. - A 7 FIRST ROW: Hayman, Kahn, M Talbott, F. Martin, SECOND ROW: McNary, Skinner, J. Berg, Molho, T. Whalen, Raymond, 1 Lebens. THIRD ROW: Fielder, O'Keefe, Clark, Wyman, I. Avioli Platt. FIRST ROW: Cavellini, Philpott, C. Wallace, jeff Behrens, B. Parnas, SECOND ROW: L. Sparks, A. Maritz Kopman, Petzall, E. Wilson, Alex- ander, Rehnquist, Gedney. THIRD ROW: Mohr, M. Hampton, M. Shearer, Felker. ABSENT: Niedringhaus. Seventh Grade FRONT: Marvel, Orgel. MIDDLE: P. Quinn, Werner, Schultz, M. Troch- tenberg, Lemen, Buchholz, R. Schoenberg, Eiseman, C. Jones, Oglesby, D. Green, BACK: P. Kiplinger, T. Costen, Champ, Wittcoff. l FIRST Row. s. Knight, Reed, Kohn, T, Fausek, S. Arenberg, C. Butler. SECOND ROW: Mell, Schickman, Westling, Fischmann, Rank. THIRD ROW: P. Haglin, Walker, Allen, Levin, Howard, Groves. Class f 1981 FIRST ROW: Keefer, R. Forrester, Oliver, B. Stroms- dorfer. SECOND ROW: Bernard, Prentis, Hammonds, Zabriskie, Hatfield, E. Cori, W. Weil. THIRD ROW: Monson, Kass, R. Krause. A. Boles, Schwartz. 2 5 E S Q F es S ! 5 2 5 E 5 E ii Q 3 S S! G himummiv., FIRST ROW: Leuhrman, Eiseman, SECOND ROW: Bear man, Miller, Fagen, Holekamp, S. Lewis, Gerfen, THIRD ROW: Lebens, McCard'1y, Driemeyer, Sisler, L Lewis, Parke, Gaebe, McMahon, Meyer. The Yearbook Staff .--- 4 K, .,,Q,1l B . 1, W FIRST ROW: T. Holmes, Lee, Yanow, K. Walker, fco-editorj SECOND ROW: Rassieur, Richter, Fisher, I. Davidson, Baum. THIRD ROW: Mendleson, M. Taylor, Whalen, Qco-editorj ORLD FIRST ROW: Rubenstein, Matsuoka, Gaebe. SECOND ROW: Hustace, Serotte, Alverson, Sandweiss. THIRD ROW: Curt1s, Ullensvang, Haug, Becker. O RCVIGW 99 sew '1-ui ' -fx Q A4 Q, X,11, ,v iz k 6 if ig -,xxx A , 1 ' 1 , - 4 X wx 5 . '- LL x wg., ' f1 , .. ,,.. Wykes, Yanow, I-Ieidbreder Prefeet Review Board Future Planning Committee KNEELING: L. Hustace. FIRST ROW: S. Jacobsen, S. Duncker, Ballinger, Mosinger SECOND ROW: Bell, Eiseman,I-Iagedorn, Rohrbach. THIRD ROW: Curtis, Mr. Barhorst. pin pi EM-2, .gm , rf :Z 2, ,W ., Q o an K ,,,, m fy. '43 fx., , ' x WS. fi 1, 1 9 P 1, mg., , 6 if Q B. .1 ., ELM g, M 14 .yr 69,51 i, U, 3 if FIRST, ROW: Bernard, Talbott, Clark, Schultz, Werner, SECOND ROW: ?, H. Daniel, Rehnquist, Morman, Shashek. THIRD ROW: Groves, Grimshaw, Graham, J. Kohn, D. Allen, P. Daniel, FOURTH ROW: Yager, Monson, Ahrenberg, Ray- mond. FIFTH ROW: ?, Reed, Hampton, Kohn, Scherrer, SIXTH ROW: Mr. Cohen, Knight, Maurer, J. Monson, S. Knight, Gravis, Hayman, Gutman. Band Orchestra FIRST ROW: Berg, Gruenberg, Shieber, Riley, Hustace, SEC- OND ROW: Scherer, Banton, Knight, Behrens, Cass, McNary, THIRD ROW: Ross, Maurer, Hans, Berg, Shickman, Hustace, STANDING: Grimshaw, I-Iaug, Rubenstein, Gilmore, Molho, Riley, Gordon, johnson, Delante, Levin, Cohen, Quinn, Sym- ington, C. Smith, S. Smith, Gohr, Davidson. 9th Grade Chorale 1195 FIRST ROW: Miller, Wulfing, Dyer, Chorlis, Stras sner, ?, Hetlage. SECOND ROW: Sant, Hayman, Guenberg, Hurley, Wallace, Burst, Buder. THIRD ROW: Davidson, I-Iammonds, ?, Pappas, Kolker, Woods, Grant. FOURTH ROW: Grishman, Allen, Green, Serotte, Unteberer, Zabriskie, J. Entzeroth. FIFTH ROW: Bell, Crancer, Gedney, Young, For- rester, Daniels, Kraus, Estill. 105 FIRST ROW: I. Woods, Holmes, Pollnow, Friedlander, SECOND ROW: Reed, D. Knight, Parke Winklemeyer, Beck er. THIRD ROW: de Penaloza, Shuter. FOURTH ROW: Hall, Sobo, Drescher, Imster, Von Gontard O'Keefe, M Arnold. FIFTH ROW: Schmid,S1:upp, Hibbard, Monsey, W. Brehrens. 10th Grade Dramatics Life With Father Annie Vinnie Clarence John Whitney Harlan Father Margaret Cora Mary Dr. Lloyd Delia Nora Dr. Humphreys Dr. Sommers Maggie Asst. directors Cast Tammy I-Iolekamp Ann Drescher!Eleanor Imster Tom Hall! Phil Stupp Bill Becker! John Monsey Barney de Penalozafjoe O'Keefe jeff Behrens Sam Winklemeyer Katrina Von Gontard!Cary Holmes Susan Pol1now!Anne Shuter Julia Sobo!Cary Hamilton jay SaddlerfDaniel Knight Jenni Woods!Mary Jones Cathy Matznerf Rachel Friedlander Steve Schmid Andrew Tolmach Anne KnightfI,isa Holekamp Suzanne Parke, Wendy Behrens, Nancy Reed 106 Senior Draniaties Dark Of The Moon Sing Out, Sweet Land John Conjur Man Dark Witch Fair Witch Conjur Woman Hank Gudger Miss Metcalf Mr. Jenkins Uncle Smelicue Mrs. Summey Ella Beigen Floyd Allen Leafy Mr. Atkins Mrs, Bergen Edna Summey Mr. Bergen Greeny Gorman Mr. Summey Marvin Hudgens Barbara Allen Burt Dinwitty Mrs. Allen Mr. Allen Preacher Haggler Hattie Heffner Men Women Asst. Directors Gene Austin Mike Banton Nancy Perry Cirri Rohrbach Mary Baum Penny Krause Beth Chapman Bob I-Iagedorn Matt Carp Anne Green Susan Bristow jim McKowxm Lyn Enzeroth Todd Schnuck Kris I-Ieitman jennifer Paget Eric Richter Ann Cohen Dan Rubenstein Gino Gabianelli Leigh I-Iobler Matt Kayes Nancy Comwell Andy Marsh Steve Boyd Laurie Wood David Boles Bob Klostermeier Lynn Gorguze Terry Riley Kelly Walter Laura Ladendecker Peggy Maher Barnaby Parson Priscilla Aunt Charity Mother Father Man Girl Fiddler Henry Mary Jane Mary jane's father Little Mohee Soloists Tough Woman Big Bear Johnny Frankie Frankie's mother Sol Trasker Fancy Jim Singer Captain Nellie Bly Sheriff Corporal Happy Lieutenant Old Timer Boss Mrs. Jones Tramp Singers Villain Jack Daisy Daisy Policeman Tycoon Macie Bartender Trigger Baby Drunk Asst. Directors John Schweig Tom Rassieur Lexie I-Iaglin Mary Lou McCarthy Laurie Wood john Baine Mike Dee Nancy Cornwell Tom Sharp Alec Lee Kelly Walter Ted Holmes Susy Behrens Peyton Daniel Tina Alverson Judy Fagen Keron Walker Gino Gabianelli Steve Duncker Kitty McMahon Annette Buder Ron Fisher Shep Parke J. D Davidson David Boles Nancy Scharff John Meyer Mark Shanfeld joe Martin Dan Meyer Randy Wang Paul Reitz Caryl Yanow D. Rubenstein, G. A Eric Richter Todd Schnuck Peggy Maher Mike Banton Bob I-Iagedom Susie Alverson Gil I-Iecker Eric Sandweiss Cirri Rohrbach Matt Kayes G. Hecker, J. Meyer ustin What,s It Spell?,' 1 X Lunch Committee Light And Sound Crew SITTING: T. Ross, Baur, Sheffield, T. Sharp. STANDING: Sparks, J. Hill, D. Cohn, Jarchow. ON SHOULDERS: Busse. N SITTING: J. Monson, Busse. STANDING: L. Wood, T. Holmes, Heidbreder. ABSENT: J. Davidson P. Daniel. : Stamp T Club SITTING: I.P1ante, J. Hus- tace, F. Martin, STAND- ING: I. Hill, S. Wallace, Mr. Prelutsky, L. Thomas. Backgammon Club A. Gladney, Muckerman, Rosenbloom, Mosinger, Koritz, D. Richter 'I11 if , Potpourri Committee FIRST ROW: Curlee, J. Ross. SECOND ROW: Michelle Banton, Michael Banton, Hagedorn, S. Samuels, D. Meyer. ABSENT:Chor1ins, Hurley. Curriculum Committee FIRST ROW:Weil, Trochtenberg, Orgel. SECOND ROW: B. Buder, K. Kolker, M. Baum, C. Shieber, Riley THIRD ROW: Fisher, Mr. Tichenor, A. Tolmach. 1 Cycle Club FIRST ROW: I-Iemker, Keith, M. Banton, SEC- OND ROW: Monsey, tenberg, Essman, Pear- son. THIRD ROW: T. Holmes, I-Ieidbreder, A. Cohen, S. Alverson. Model United ations FIRST ROW: Dee, Yanow, Miller, L. Lewis. SECOND ROW: Rassieur, K. Walker, Kayes, E. Rubenstein, Corn- well, L. Jonson. THIRD ROW: Eiseman, Forsyth, M. Taylor, M. Banton. ABSENT: Belt, Wang, Ullman, S. Sam uels, Morse, Heitman, R. Fisher, 113 Wittcoff, Mundy, Troch- EY ,k,, .Q SPECIAL 'gi-:,..f,.,. sm, k ,I I. ,, s, PM ,f 2 ,Li - W. ff-HW I, .av x NQ! m11.w?E7'f9. 5 if Aspenites '75 Sweet smoke on the bus. . .you must have my boots. . . Mal- lory's mine. . .that patrolman has the whitest teeth. . .they're crazy to jump that. . .you don't look 21. . . G. T. and L. . . a lit- tle too much snow. . .is that the sun?. . deformed mouths. . . backrubs at midnight. . . slumber parties. . . everything alright in here?. . . cheese. . . ic sheets and Colonel Sanders. . . who are Y you getting dressed up for?. . .steak pit family. . .rotten tapes. . . Highlands. . . french fries . . .ice cream. . . making a scene. . .two weeks goes a long way! and s ii it we , 5 i Smokey Mountains Big Creek Campsite to Mt. Sterling. . . EXTREME weather con- ditions-a six mile climb. . . Nashville friends invited us to their keep warm party. . . Mt. Sterling to Walnut Bottom. . . Mr. Han- son, my boots are wet! . . . Well so are mine! . . . Tailbone troub- les for Nancy and Rock as they got down to nature. . . fording the river in underwear. . .Balsam Ridge-first of the famous fire ex- tinguishing episodes-they didn't fool anyone! . . . aren't you sup- posed to use your feet to backpack? . . Please Mr. Hanson, let's stay at TriCorner, out of the rain! . . . Worried about bers at Walnut Bottom, but it didn't stop the swimming escapade. . . Homeward Bound. . .dinner in Paoli, Ind .... drag race around town square. Thank you, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Bailey, Ed Kelsey. 11 Eliza Doolittle . . . Henry Higgins . . . Kitty Mc Mahon . . Eugene Buder Alied P. Doolittle . . . . . John Ross Col. I-Iuglm Pickering Mrs. Higgins . . . Mrs. Pearce .... Freddy Eynsford-Hill Zoltan Karpathy . . Mrs. Hopkins . . Jamie .... I-Iarry....... Mrs . Eynsford-Hill . Peyton Daniel . . . Helen Gordon Anne Gamble . . . . .Alec Lee Brewster Budgin . . Meri Cooper . . Randy Martin . Rick Burslem Ann Wiegand Field Day 375 ompetition makes winners of us a11.' The Juniors Class Of ,76, Won! ,SX ' fufiifwls 1 7 32 3225 1 4. 5 ,,. y 2' 'Ze fdfu 2 at K 21 1 A - 7 ,,,. W , . ' ,,,, 1, Q T V . aww f ,f wfxaw, ' ,,.' Vg., Vryy N was .W HE August Days Faculty Adviser-Mr. Thomas Co-Chairmen-Debi Butler, Cheryl Whalen ll Give what you have to someone. It may be bet- ter than you dare think. -Longfellow Courage has many faces. . .though it needs but only one. . . and this one says, 'keep trying! '. . . for you KNOW it can be done. Dreyland We can work it out. - The Beatles Potpourri The cost of a thing is that amount of life which must be exchanged for it. ? i P Pem Da FOOTBALL IBS 20-O PEM DAY A HOCKEY IBS O-1 SUNSET IBS 3-1 SUNSET B HOCKEY IBS 2-O SUNSET IBS 4-O SUNSET c:Ross COUNTRY IBS 27-28 PEM DAY .V Q l can feel the hot blood pounding through your varicose veins! ! ! The Man Who Came To Dinner Mrs. Stanley, -, , Miss Preen , , , Richard Stanley , june Stanley , , Mr. Stanley . John ..... Sarah ..... Mrs. Dexter . . . Mrs . MCC utcheon Maggie Cutler . . Dr. Bradley .. . . Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley . Bert jefferson . . Professor Metz - Mr. Baker . - Convict --.. Expressman . - . Lorraine Sheldon . Beverly Carlton . Radio Technician. Westcott ..... Banjo ...... Deputies ..... Plainclothes Man. Choir ...... Cast , , , , , Alice I-lilmer Marian Sniffen ' ' John Baine You have the touch of a s x starved cobra' Caryl Yanowf Susie Alverson Q - . . . . . . TexYager . . . . . .TomPeyton Jacqueline C ami en . . . . .Anne Rossi . Carolyn Graham . Carole Lemen . . . Bob Sortland . . Frank Schmertz , , Alice Davie 'Sarah has somethmg for you, Mr W 1 e , Tom OlKeefe 1de M de lt SPSCIR1 - J.W. Alverson . . . Art Gramse - - Hugh Witscher . . . Robert Hill - - Ellen Moceri - . jerry Carinci - Howard Blossom - - Ray Beckman . . Don Mayhew Frank Perkins, Jim Lemen . . Dave Koenigs . Craig Yager, Holly Gore, Richard Sterkel, Chuck Shieber, Phil Haglin, Eric Delente, James Fielder, Wes Walker . .here are the fruits of that humble valentine. acult Pla :K Sleep in heavenly peace. . . Now Blossom Girl, THIS is Sherry. Don't try to pull the bedclothes over my eyes. Ical1 it. . . 'Forty years an Ohio Doctor'! 133 Bicentennial Seminar To keep in pace with the rest of the country,John Burroughs celebrated our nation's Bicentennial. The highlight of the year's activities came in November. Dr. Marshall Fishwick, a noted historian and author, gave an excellent keynote address about life in 1776. For the rest of the day, teachers and students lead seminars and lectures on topics related to life in colonial times. David Eiseman and Steve Duncker did an excellent job of organizing the Bicenten- nial day. 4 1 9 S Q I A Q5 F 2 Q1 is 1 f 3 E ! P 1 I i 1 3 i N ! K Christmas Pageant The fifty-first annual Christmas celebration involved more people from the JBS community that it had ever before. Dr. Perkins directed the Glee Club, the ninth grade choral group, the seventh and eighth grade junior chorus, and the orchestra in songs to begin the holiday season. The pageant opened traditionally with Angels We Have Heard on High and was followed by a Scottish carol, What Strangers Are These . Sarah Smith and Steve Boyd sang solos in the Span- ish carol Dadme Albricias as an emphasis was put on Christmas music from European countries. The junior chorus sang Rui, Rui, Chia , a difficult piece with solos by Phil I-Iaglin, Andrew Gladney, Megann Talbot, Ioan Hustace, Renee de Penaloza, Sarah Graham, Mary Toole, and Debbie Schultz. Other highlights of the program were violin solos by Eric Delente and Charlotte Gordan and Susan Smith's piccolo solo. Nancy Lebens and Mike Dee read the Biblical passages between the songs. The traditional carols sung by the entire assembly were aided by the book boys and girls. This year they were Thomas Fausek, Laura Roberts, Scott Marvel, Steven Skinner, Ellen Wilson, Judy Avioli, Rankine Forrester, Cathy Lemen, and Mark Shearer. Judy Fagen sang Mary's Lullaby beautifully to accompany the tableau designed by Kitty McMahon. Seniors Lexie I-laglin and Dave Sisler were Mary and joseph while the onlooking she- perds were Christy Jones and Josh Felker. The tableau, based on the traditional manger scene, created a floating effect through the use of luminous colors and a two-level figure placement. Special thanks are due to Dr. Perkins, Mr. Mayhew, Miss Collins, Mr. Blossom, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Acker, Mr. Alverson, Mr. Hirth, Mrs. Graham, and all the others who contributed to the producijon of the pageant. 1 0 o . X' r E 7 f I 1 x 1 1 1 1 1 I f 1 1 I I , . PORT SITTING: Tri-Captains--Gerfen, Beisman, Maritz. KNEELING: Levis, Dunker, Parke, Huey, Wilson, Holekamp, Bearman, Eiseman, Baine, I-Iolmes, Dee. FIRST ROW: Horwitz, Young, Schnuck, Tichenor, Stromsdorfer, Ullman, Sisler, Gutman, Gabianelli, Altvater, Rosenfeld, Carp. SECOND ROW: Mr. O'Keefe, Coach of the Year Lemen, Klostermeier, Krause, I-Iibbard, Marsh, Boles, Reitz, Mr. Heath. HA Football UNDEFEATED LEAGUE CHAMPIO S. JBS 9-Eureka O The Bombers traveled to Eureka for an exciting opener. The offense looked shaky, and as a result turned the ball over to Eureka a number of times in the first half. In the fourth quarter, the Bomber offense finally got moving and marched down the field aided by some spectacular catches by Dave Eiseman. The drive ended on the eight yard line, and with four minu- tes remaining Lee Bearman kicked a 25 yard field goal to put the Bombers on top. Eureka then threatened but the tough defense held. To put the icing on the cake, Earl Gerfen bloke off tackle and romped 65 yards to the endzone. Gerfen 6, Bearman 3. IBS 29-Clayton 10 . The Bomber offense again looked shaky in the fust half. They fell behind 10-O and then scored. On the extra point attempt, Bearman recovered a poorly snap- ped ball, handed it to Levis who then tip-toed to the end zone. The fired up Bombers came out in the sec- ond half and blew Clayton off the field scoring three unanswered touchdowns. Gerfen 6, Schmid 6, Parke 6, Krause 6. Bearman 3, Levis 2. IBS 29-Clayton 10 The offense finally looked sharp and stuck it to North's defense early in the game. By halftime the Bombers were winning 14-O. In the second half the offense put 6 more points on the board while the de- fense was tough throughout the entire contest, Gerfen 12, Holmes 6, Bearman 2. IBS 41-Priory 0 Burroughs--THIRD IN THE AREA AND FOURTH IN STATE! The Bombers traveled to Priory and never look- ed better. They committed only one minor infraction and did not punt once in the game. Earl Gerfen had 2 touchdowns and Lee Bearrnan had 2 field goals and 5 extra points. Gerfen 12, Bearman 11, Holmes 6, Krause 6, Tichenor 6. IBS 31-Iennings 7 The Bombers prepared all week to face the tough- est opponent that they had played so far this year. At this point in time, the Bombers were on top and con- sequently were riding high, but they knew that they had a lot to lose. They came out Saturday and did the job. Earl Gerfen had 4 touchdowns, one of them an 87 yard ramble. Lee Bearman had a field goal and 4 extra points. THE BOMBERS ARE 5-O! Gerfen 24, Bearman 7, IBS 20-Pembroke O After a long bus ride and hours of waiting, the Bombers were flat. The defense was tough as usual, but the offense's performance resembled that of their first half at Eureka and Clayton. After an inspiring pep talk by Mr. Lemen to QB Ted Levis and the rest of the team, they came out and did the job. THE BOMBERS ARE 6-O! Gerfen, 12, Krause 6, Levis 2. IBS 34-Lutheran South 15 With the 1151 team defense in the city the Bombers had to face the best passing offense in the league. They did a great job. Scoring all 34 points in the first three quarters, the Bombers sat back and watched the clock tick away. THE BOMBERS ARE 7-O! Gerfen 12, Holmes 6, Boles 6, Duncker 6, Bearman 4. 143 IBS 16-Principia O Principia was by far the hardest hitting team that the Bombers had met all season. The offense was stun- ned by such aggressiveness early in the game. But fin- ally in the second quarter, Paul Reitz broke away and rambled 60 yards to the end zone for the points that turned out to be the winning ones. The defense sparkled as usual allowing Prin only two first downs in the entire game. THE BOMBERS ARE 8-O AND THIRD IN STATE! Reitz 6, Gerfen 6, Bearman 4. IBS 8-Codasco 7 The fateful day of November 8 finally arrived and before a record breaking crowd of over 5,000 people, the Bombers trotted onto the field to take part in the greatest and most important game of their lives. The Bombers were down until only 33 seconds remained in the game. This was the result of a fumble and two fluke plays. Actually, the Bombers dominated the Rams in almost every statistic. After a missed CDS field goal, th the offense took over on the 20 yard line and marched 80 yards in less than 5 minutes to win the game. There were, of course, those who stood out in the drive but they could not have done it without the other players on the field, and the coaches on the sideline. It was a textbook example of a great team effort, and a true desire to win a game that meant so much to everyone. THE BOMBERS ARE 9-O, UNDEFEATED LEAGUE CHAMPIONS, AND RANKED FIRST IN THE STATE! ! ! Holmes 6, Gerfen 2. To sum it all up, the 1975 Iohn Burroughs Bombers were nothing less than phenomenal. Thanks to the cheerleaders and all those who supported the team throughout the season. Congratulations to All-Leaguers: Iim Beisman, Earl Gerfen, Shep Parke, Steve Maritz, Ted Levis, Don Wilson, Lee Bearman, Ted Holmes, Iohn Baine, Steve Duncker, David Boles, Matt Carp, and also congratulations to Honorable Mention All- Leaguersz Dave Sisler, Chris Tichenor, Paul Ullman, Kurt Holekamp, Todd Schnuck, Geno Gabianelli, and Paul Reitz. Special congratulations to All-District team members: Steve Maritz, Shep Parke, Earl Gerfen, Lee Bearman, Don Wilson, David Boles, and also Special Congratulations to All-State team members: Lee Bearman, Earl Gerfen, Steve Maritz, and David Boles. Eklrvsdq ,M ,gs USS? ,RO QSAQ After a climactic victory over Codasco, Burroughs was involved in the Missouri State High School playoffs. The Bombers had no idea what to expect from East Prai- rie. With the addition of some B team players, practical became easier, and thanks are extended to them. On East Prairie's opening play, their halfback swept around end for a 75 yard touchdown run. But, after a safety that gave the Bombers the momentum they needed, they ran over East Prairie with ease. Although the Bombers made many mistakes, East Prairie was obviously outclassed. Krause 24, Gerfen12, Bearman 3, Wilson 2. JBS 28-Seneca 26 The pressure had been building up for three weeks, and the Bombers were finally feeling it. They still pos- sessed the sheer determination and desire which they had shown in the C.D.S and S. Shelby games. The team practiced in the snow over Thamksgiving. The coaches spent hours clearing the field and preparing for the championship game. Saturday finally came and the Bombers found that Seneca was a powerful offen- sive team with a hard-hitting defense. They caught Burroughs and scored on a 45 yard touchdown pass. The Bombers came right back and scored on a touchdown pass from Levis to Gerfen. Seneca then scored again to make it 14-6. just before the half ended, Bearman kicked a 34 yard field goal to make it 14-9 at halftime In the second half, the Bombers scored first on Gerfen's second touchdown to make it 15-14. Then Seneca scored again to make it 20-15. Then Ted Levis ran for an 8 yard touchdown and made it 21-20. Seneca retal- iated and made it 26-21. With 45 seconds remaining, Levis hit David Eiseman for the final score of the game, however, the excitement was not over, for Seneca marched on the field to attempt a game-winning field goal. The attempt failed, and the Bombers won 28-26. Gerfen 12, Levis 6, Eiseman 6, Bearman 4. . And State AA Champions Jss 17-s. Shelby 15 In freezing cold weather the team practiced all week to meet S. Shelby in the semi-final game. They Ua- velled to Hannibal, Mo. and spent the night in a Holiday Inn. As one St. Louis Post-Dispatch reporter noted, the team was totally relaxed. This loose atmosphere was the topic of conversation all night. From the opening kickoff, it was evident that the Bombers were up against a very tough team. Burroughs scored first on a 75 yard run by A Gerfen. S. Shelby then bouced back and scored by recov- ering a blocked punt in the endzone. Immediately follow- ing their touchdown, S. Shelby recovered a fumble which resulted in a field goal. In the closing minutes of the first half, Levis hit Gerfen for a 45 yard completion. The drive culminated with a 22 yard Bearman field goal and led 10- 9 at halftime. The second half was incredibly close with each team scoring a touchdown. But, because of the Bombers' amazing ability to stay loose, they pulled out a greatyictory. Gerf 6, Ullman 6, Bearman 5. f GU U, 1 05 9 QU., J I 51 ,, X QQ. Qi 5260 Vw-all 40?mfV0l'QB 00 ix sow 5-4 Q7 W X nf' 9 X of is 0 Q. X0 XV xp QQ Lt NH' E Y? 0 Q ,,9 X 'vi Q3 QU' dw 'P' K V' 5 o-,mgdkk x0,,wf,.-Nga a mm rzmibox If E00 'Sal Q0 WLQL BNN bo KSQNQJW EN There was a magic about the 1975 John Bruroughs Bombers that everyone could sense. There was never really anyone who doubted the Bombers' ability to go all the way, even when things were looking the dark- est. They just could not lose. Congratulations on a spectacular season. Tl-IE BOMBERS ARE 12-O, UNDE- FEATED LEAGUE AND STATE CHAMPIONS ! ! ! -2- ,ff af 52-Kali QL Vit . n . X NN r Q, 'K ESMF Yyfi xl? X05 W0 Nw Wxvbs-SNQSQSP YQRQIQQQ Q V 145 FIRST ROW: Sharp, Parke, D. Butler, SECOND ROW: Walter, Avioli, Burrows, McMahon, Samuels. THIRD ROW: Lebens, L. Woods, Hilmer, Morrisey, Levis. ABSENT: I. Woods. A Hockey This year's varsity hockey team complied a 6-3-3 record. The team had great potential and showed it in its games against Sunset, Viz and Mary I. This year was an exceptional year in that all the girls worked well together under the guidance of Coach Skippy Keefer. The team was well balanced offensively as well as defensively. There was a little bit of trouble in the scoring department, yet by the end of the season sixteen goals had been compiled. The team was lead offensively by co-captain Kitty McMahon and defen- sively by co-captain Wendy Burrows. With most of the squad returning, next year's season looks promis- ing. IBS 1-0 Luthern South IBS 1-0 Cor Iesu IBS 1- 1 Principia IBS 0-1 St. Ioe IBS 1- 1 Nerinx IBS 0- 1 Sunset IBS 3- 1 Sunset IBS 0-O Villa IBS 4-O Viz IBS 1-O Mary I IBS O-1 Ursuline IBS 4-0 Duchesne 146 Inspire of setbacks a winner maintains a basic faith in himself. ' if 9 if-' . FIRST ROW: Burke, Schweig, Rubenstein, Hershey, Lee, Martin. SECOND ROW: Fausek, Medart, Hall, Austin, Boyd, Paletta, Sherman. THIRD ROW: Holekamp, Keith, Herndon. FOURTH ROW: Symington. HBH The 1975 B Team was no less than devastating. A well-balanced attack of offense and defense led the Bulldogs to a 7-O-O season. The defense held its opponents to thirty points fposting four shut-outsl while the offense totalled 173 points for the year. The team was composed of representatives from all 4 upper school classes, with members of each in the starting line-up. Though the Steak House Gang changed steak houses, the team kept last year's record in tact with the 24-O victory over CDS, marking 14 consecutive wins for the Bulldogs. This year's senior leaders were Alec Lee and john Jas 14 Jas 14 JBS sz Jss 47 Jss zo JBS 22 Jas 24 O North 6 Ft. Zumwalt Football Schweig. With the help and guidance fnot to mention the outstanding coachingj of Mr. Stevens and Mr. Moore, the B team had a rewarding season. The team would like to congratulate Mr. Moore on a fine job in his first year as B team line coach and Mr. Stevens on another great season highlighted by his fiftieth career victory. The fun and spirit that exemplifies Burroughs football was never lost as the 1975 ABC League Champion Bulldogs put forth great effort as a unit of friends and players throughout the season. Good Luck to Mr. Stevens, Mr. Moore, and to future Bulldogs. Priory S outh North Prin C odasco FIRST ROW: Holekamp, Hall, Goodloe, Gaebe, Stradal, Donovan, B. Krause, Beth Williams QCoachI, Sa. Smith. SECOND ROW: B. Butler, Gorguze, Bristow, Stupp, Schoenberg, Beisman. The B-team compiled the impressive record of 8-3-2 through the efforts of 14 jocks and one cute blond. This was quite an accomplishment, con- sidering the tough schedule played. Due to lack of experience as a team, the first game resulted in a loss to Ladue. Although the game against St. Ioe ended as a loss, it was one of the hardest fought and most well played games. The ties with Villa and Prin were competitive games, with evenly matched teams. Within the 8 wins, the B-team amassed 21 goals while their opponents scored only 1. The practices were spent learning new and better fake plays and methods of tripping and tackling. A futile attempt was also made to get the team in condition. The games were high spirited and played with utmost skill. The co-captains, Schoenberg and Goodloe, spent much of iheir time trying to decide which end of the field to defend. The team had fun, made great achievements, and--most im- portantly--worked together. B Hockey IBS O-1 Ladue IBS 0-1 St. Ioe IBS O-1 Mary I IBS O-0 Prin IBS 1-1 Villa IBS 4-O South IBS 1-O Cor Iesu IBS 2-1 Nerinx IBS 2-0 Sunset IBS 4-O Sunset IBS 2-O Viz IBS 1-O St. Mary IBS 1-O Urseline FIRST ROW: Rosenfelt, Loeb, Arrick, Maritz, Rosenheim, Sherman, Forrester, Koster, Arenberg, SECOND ROW: Taylor, Woods, Bell, Iacobsen, O'Keefe, Goesseling, de Penaloza. THIRD ROW: Williamson, McNett, Cornwall, Taylor, McGinley, Kohn. FOURTH ROW: Stupp, Renshaw, Ellis, Daniel, Shearburn, Whalen, Shengber. IBS 14 0 L. North IBS O 8 CDS IBS 8 14 Priory IBS 6 36 L. South IBS 30 O L. North IBS 56 6 Principia IBS 12 14 CDS Football The IBS C team Eagles had a booming start this season with a 14-O victory over Lutheran North. Their record showed that they had a difficult season. When they lost they lost hard, but when they won they won by great amounts. Putting their games aside, the Eagles had a terrific year. They played hard, worked hard, but most of all had fun. This year's C team was backed by six veteran sophomores who were reinforced by the new freshman. Because of the two coaches, Stan Gardner and Paul Koprivica, the team had a lot of offensive and defen- sive skills. Mr. Gardner was the coach for the offen- sive backs, and he applied his own football knowledge and experiences to lead quarterback Ioe O'K eefe, halfbacks--Mike McGinly, Chip Grace-- and fullbacks --Dicky Sherman, Iohn Goessling--to a great season. But without the offensive line the backs would have been nothing. The job of the linemen fell into the hands of Mr. Koprivica. He led the offensive line fFlip Maritz, Mark Loeb, Iohn Woods, Paul Daniels and Tom Kohnj and the defensive line Uohn Taylor, Mike Rosenfeld, Willie Sher-burn, and Gary Bell.I Both men were outstanding coaches. FIRST ROW: Fleming, Shuter, Hamilton, SECOND ROW: Gladney, Perry, N. Grant, Drescher, Imster, I. Behrens. THIRD ROW: Reed, C. Woods, Burst, Wulfing, B. Kiplinger. FOURTH ROW: T. Holekamp, M. Lebens, Holmes, Dyer. . . Hockey The 1975 I.V. hockey team had a mighty fine season this fall. Constituted by the superb coaching of Sue Lowell, the team not only advanced their skills, but had a good time doing so. The record of 4-1-2 is only one por- trayal of the outstanding ability of this team. The season was fun, the memories fespecially the van ridesy everlasting. A special thanks to Margaret Lebens and Kathleen Dyer for their excellent managing job, and once again - Thanks Sue. IBS 2- 2 East Ladue IBS 2-0 St. Iohn IBS 2-1 Villa IBS 1-0 Mary 1 IBS 1-1 West Ldue IBS 1-1 St. Ioe IBS 4-O St. Mary's 151 FIRST ROW: Morrissey, L. Sharp, M. Baum, K. Walker, SECOND ROW: Darnton, Wykes, McLaughlin, K. Altvater. Swim Team 'W'P.mu - ..,. .,..,.qwgy3'-U FIRST ROW: I. McKown, Estill, Crancer, Wykes, Grady, Forsyth, Sharp, I. D., Lippman, Schandorff. ABS ENT: Knight Cross Countr The 1975 Burroughs Cmss-Country team started their season with the most favorable of winds only to finish in the worst of doldioms. The fiist day of prac- tice dawned bright and clear only to be clouded over by a small tum out and the injury of Lester Crancer, one of our top five rtmnels, nevertheless, the team traveled to the St. Charles Inv. with hope and optimism where they finished 11th out of 143 Evan Wykes took 3rd, The team had its ups and downs from the first meet until the last. They had victories over CDS, North S South CO. Tech., Priory, and Luth. No. The harriers Sth place finish at the ABC league meet and a miserable showing at District revealed how the team could not coordinate its best efforts. For Senior jim Forsyth the season ended with a fractured shin bone and with it the hopes of winning a medal in the League meet. And for Evan Wykes, despite numberous victories and improve- ments in time, the season ended without going to State. A wrong turn by Tom Sharp thwarted his chance to do well, and I. D. broke the 16 min. barrier for 2 1X2 mi. In all, Cross-Country is a learning exper- ienceg and learn we did, through failure and success. The team would like to thank Mr. Schandorff for all his help. SITTING: Banton, Drieymeyer, T. Alverson, N. Post, Winfield. STANDING: O'Nei11, Mxs. iliwos, McCarthy, Heidbreder, Maher, Nyberg, Chapman, Rohrbach, Riley, L. Zabriskie, . ood. Modern ance Varsit .E ,.f wqgzw, , ' , 4 IINNN I I N D. 3 ,gi -QQ-4g2 1 ? ii?3g FI I - afsgf h is 22 1 If - I ., .,,, .,,, ..,, 1,7 , 1 6555 1 I 1 :EER W: 5 . IJ? , N, - , I L-- ' 154 FIRST ROW: M. Lebens, Unterberger, T. Holekamp, Hamilton, Hobler. SECOND ROW: I. Beh rens, Reed, Burst, C. Woods, Enzeroth. G mnastics Varsity The Gymnastics Varsity showed great talent on all pieces of equipment, on the trampoline the flippin' four were Carrie Hamilton, Tammy Holekamp, Julie Burst, and Cathy Woods. Floor exercise was done by Ann Unterburger, Leigh Hobler, Lyn Enzeroth, Julie Burst, and Cathy Woods. Margaret Lebens, and Lyn Enzeroth did exercises on the Balance Beam. The Uneven parallel bars were performed on in the evening show by Nancy Reed, Julie Behrens, and Lyn Enzeroth. The whole varsity did vaulting and flips off the springboard. Since the team consists of freshman, sophomores, and jun- iors--there is much promise for next year's team. All of the gymnastics varsity felt that it was a rewarding season and would like to thank Mrs. Plial-cos for her fine coaching job. 155 FIRST ROW: Rosenfeld, Duncker, Levis, Baine, Pittman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Moore, Grady, Forsyth, Marsh, Krause, I-lellmich. 'G 33 Basketball This year's varsity basketball team far exceeded any pre-season expectations. Behind a stingy defense and a surprising offense, the Bombers finished the regular season at 16-6. Their 7-3 record was good enough for a second place finish in the ABC League. The teams's success can be traced to both individual balance in scoring and ability, and well-coached disciplined play. Although graduating are four sta.rters--Steve Duncker, Ted Levis, Bill Hellmich, and Tom Pittman--next year's prospects look bright. Sophomore john Grady, this year's starting center, showed great potential and should have two great years ahead of him. In the re- gionals the team was seeded first and has a good chance of advancing to the state tournaments. The team would like to thank Mr. Moore for his fine coach- ing. So St Johns Co Tech Clayton Kennedy Parkway N Chaminade Priory Luth South CDS Luth North Prin Prep South Luth North St Mary S Prin Luth South No Co Tech Pr1n CDS JBs 52 - 42 . Jas 49 - 55 ' . Jlss 43 - 30 . . . 1Bs 72 - 44 . JBs 35 - 56 Jss so - 43 . JBs 40 - 39 1Bs 28 - 42 , ' IBS 44-75 . IBS 37-23 '. Jas 56 - 37 sr. Johns Ins 65 - 28 Priory 1Bs 51 - 45 ' pas 25 - 72 . Jas 53 - 26 ' Jas 66 - 44 . . . Jss 42-75 . Jas 51-49 '. Jas 64 - 42 JBS 57 - 39 nas 56 - 37 . 156 Krause G1rl s A Basketball This year's Varsity team of Bomberettes had an eventful year. We started our season without Kitty McMahon and Wendy Burrows, due to clumsyness and illness. They re turned in January, and we began to pick up our pace. The seniors played roimd robin captian status, so Kitty, Wend Gail, Cheryl, and Janet shared the coveted honor. These leaders had dedicated followers such as Jane Krause, Anne Knight and Nancy Luehrman. Two medals are given this year to Gail and Jane for successfully being uninjured the entire season. Because of rampant injury and sickness, Holly Perry and Stacey Cohn pitched in from time to time so that we could play with a starting five. We would like to note that Wendy Burrows had high scoring games of 27 pts. against Villa and 23 pts. against St. Mary's. Most of all, we want to tell Mrs. Keefer that her efforts in coaching us are most appreciated. South Mary's Mary I Nerinx Villa Principia Ursuline Cor Jesu No. Co. Tech So. Co. Tech FIRST ROW: Luehrman, Knight. SECOND ROW: Miller, Kiplinger, Burrows, McMahon, Perry, ' 9 6 G 9 9 ' JBS 27 - 54 Y IBS 36 - 21 St. ' IBS 29 - 18 M. FlRST ROW: Jonson, A. Green, H. Perry, SECOND ROW.: S. Samuels, Stacey Cohn, L. I-Iolekamp, Sobo, Donovan. Basketball Although this year's B basketball team did not have an exeptional season, each member put forth much time and effort. 'Throughout the season, the team was continueously hampered by the loss of play- ers to both A team and illness. From last yea:-'s team there were five returning vets--Lexie I-laglin, Linda I-Iolekamp, Ann Green, Patty Donovan, and Sal- lie Samuels. New members of the squad were Lis Ions- son, Holly Perry, Julie Sobo, Joan Levis and Stacey Cohn. The continued tradition of eating green M8M's and dinner before the Rosati Kain game will bring good luck sometime in the future. Until then the team will keep working hard and improving. The members of the team would like to thank Sue for her good job of coaching the B team. FIRST ROW: Mitchell, Horwitz, Schmid, Hatfield, Essman. SECOND ROW: Saddler, Kallaus, Richter, Matu-er. THIRD ROW:Hi1l, Holekamp, Rothbart, Guirl, Mr. Heath. B Basketball The 1975-76 Iohn Burroughs B basketball team, guided by Dick Heath, produced a respectable, if not illusuious season. The squad included four juniors, Essman, Maurer, Hill, and Richter, and last year's successful C Team. Yet, because of the lack of pre-season prac- tice, and the absence of three players, the B team proceeded to lose eight in a row, four of which were league contests. The team kept hustling, however, and beat Principia by two and them pounded Prep South. The Bulldogs also came in fourth place in an eight team tomnament. A tightly contested loss to the So C Tech O IBS 34 - 42 . IBS 27 - 40 . . . IBS 25 - 30 IBS 30 - 33 ' IBS 21 - 48 . IBS 31 - 36 IBS 41 - 46 . IBS 40 - 39 ' . IBS 42 - 33 Prep. South IBS 24 - 21 ' . IBS 35 - 52 . ' IBS 35 - 39 S . Co. . IBS 51 - 38 ' IBS 27 - 35 lu . IBS 43 - 26 No. Co. . IBS 22 - 42 ' . 0 league-leading Lutheran South Lancers and three im- pressive victories against Priory, Codasco, and No. Co Tech. followed the tournament. With two games re- maining, the B team can reach a .500 mark in league standings. Mr. Heath substituted freely, and Hill, Maurer, Essman, Schmid, Hatfield, Saddler, Horwitz, Mit- chell, and Kallaus all had extensive playing time. Although there was a total team effort, Essman, Schmid, Kallaus, and Hatfield usually led the produc- tuve but inconsistant offense. St Iolms Clayton Priory South CDS North Prm Luth Luth Prin St Mary s Tech Priory th South Tech P1-in This yera's C basketball team lacked overall size. With three games remaining, their record is 4-8 overall and 3-4 in the league. Because the team had no individual stars, everybo- dy had a chance to play. The season was highlighted by the occassional brilliant baseline shooting of Willie Shearburn and the turn-around jumpers of Stan Martin. Mr. Westling provided excellent coaching and coaxed us on with promises of goodies from Burger Doodle . Practices were highlighted by hiking to Community School and practicing on eight foot baskets. The whole team looks forward to playing on the A team next sea- son. The team would again like to thank Mr. Westling for the season. IBS 31 - 33 Wertz IBS 32 - 29 Prin. IBS 26 - 36 Priory IBS 32 - 44 sf. Mal-y's IBS 19 - 25 Priory IBS 29 - 46 Luth. South JBS 30 - 28 cDs IBS 28 - 66 Luth. North IBS 29 - 23 Prin. 1Bs 31 - 54 sr. Mm-y's IBS 35 - 33 Priory IBS 18 - 41 Luth. South C Basketball FIRST ROW: McGinley, Cornwell, Daniels, Ellis, Agler. SECOND ROW: Kohn, Martin, Schengber, Williams, Shearburn, Mr. West- ling . FIRST ROW: B. Krause, Gladney, Drescher, Burst, Pap- pas. SECOND ROW: W. Behrens, Susan Smith, Grimshaw, Wulfing, B. Kiplinger, Mr. O'Keefe. J .V. Basketball This year's LV. BASKETBALL team had an outstanding season, but even better it had great fun in the process. By combining the skills of freshman and sophomore girls with the coaching of Sue Lowell and Mr. Burst, a coalition that was nearly undefeatable was formed. The final vic- tory over Mary I ended the season 7-2. Unfortunately, the girls began their season a bit premature losing to Webster twice in a row, but they became strong after Christmas with a winning streak which lasted throughout the season. The time and effort given by Sue and Mr. Burst was greatly appre- ciated, and it was portrayed by the good times the team had all season long. Thanks again. 162 The Gophers for Centerfolds as we were known early in the season! had a flawless season unmarred by a single victory. Every member of the team was filled with spirit, enthusiasm, and the desire to have fun. Backing us were our loyal cheerleaders, Steve Maritz and Peyton Daniel. At the start of each game, to exibit our good will towards our opponenis, we did our Go Go Go Gophers cheer. Emily Rubenstein stood out as the best dressed, wearing flowered long underwear underneath her tumic. Practices were just as enjoyable as the games, that is, when we had them, or went to them. During these games Louise Belt and Nancy Post could be found doing cartwheels, practicing for their bench cheers. All in all, it was a successful season lacking only victory. Our thanks go to Sue Lowell and Mrs. Keefer for finding time to work with us. Senior Girls Basketball FIRST ROW: S. Alverson, Belt, Driemeyer, K. Scharff, McCarthy, A. Buder, Rubenstein, B. Grant. ON TOP: Post, Maune. 163 Soccer FIRST ROW: Martin, Lewis, Gerfen, Lee, Shanfeld, Dee. Tichenor, Bearman, Schweig, Paletta, Jones. SECOND ROW: Fisher, Meyer, Banton, Wang, Rubenstein, Daniel, Maritz, I-Iolmes, Haglin, Kal- laus, Beisman, Medart, Reitz, Boles, Symington, and Coach Beck- 111311. This yea.r's 1975-76 A Soccer team produced a dramatic season with a tragic ending. After a very slow start of three straight losses, due to freak acci- denis, injuries, and lack of practice, the Bombers be- gan to make a tremendous comeback. Within the next ten games the Bombers reeled off an unbelievable 7 wins and 3 ties. At this point in time, the season was interrupted by the ABC League Tournament in which Beckman's Booters lost in the opening round, but ended up winning in the consolation round. To win this im- portant consolation tourney, the Bombers s11'uck back at the Lucky Daises from CDS by destroying them 3-1. This game was highlighted by goalie Mark Shanfeld's booming goal. The season finale was set up as the Bombers needed only a victory over Lutheran North and a loss or tie from CDS, who was playing Prin, to ensure an ABC League crown. Again without fail the hardworking A ldckers defeated North 2-O, but, as usual, Lady-Luck favored Country Day, as they squeeked out a 2-1 vic- tory. Therefore the Bombers ended up in a miraculous ly 2nd place finish 1f2 a game behind the so-called Champions of Codasco. The club consisted of many stars in both offensive and defensive areas. The soaring Earl Gerfen nailed down 14 goals, and was followed by other front line stars such as john Medart with 5 goals and David Jones with 4. The midfield play was controlled by Steve Lewis who scored 9 goals. The stalwart defense was lead by jim Beisman and Chris Tichenor. Backing these men-of-steal were John Schweig, Clark Costen, Joe Martin, and Peyton Daniel. In goal, stingy Mark Shanfeld had 5 shut-outs and at times played spectacu larly. The departing Seniors would like to wish next yea.r's team good luck in their venture for the crown. Despite his No Post Mortem jokes the team would also like to thank Mr. Raymond Go ahead Beckman for making the game of soccer a lot of fun. Scores CDS Duchesne Lutheran South Pr1nc1p1a Prep North Prlory CDS Duchesne Pr1nc1p1a Pr1ory Prep North Lutheran North Lutheran North A B C LEAGUE TOURNAMENT Lutheran North Lutheran South CDS -1 -2 -2 -2 . .. -O ...2 ' -O -2 - 1 Lutheran South -0 . .. -1 ' -1 -3 -O -3 -1 -1 FIRST ROW: M.i1ton, Woods, Busse, Rowland, DePena1o- za, Arrick, O'Keefe, Knight. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gard- ner, Mendelson, Mundy, Tolmach, Trochtenberg, Fausek, McCallum, Loeb, Williams. 'a Soccer IBS 1 - 2 CDS IBS 2 - 4 Duschesne IBS 1 - 1 South IBS 1 - 2 Prin. IBS O - 2 Prep. North IBS 1 - 2 Priory IBS 2 - 3 Luth. North IBS 1 - 5 CDS IBS 1 - 2 Duschesne IBS O - 3 Prin. IBS 0 - 3 Priory IBS O - 4 Prep. North 166 ' ' ex nazi-, 52256 we-f FIRST ROW: Lippman, Grace, Maritz, Goessling, Gramse, Sheffield, Koster, Poeterfiels, Taylor, Mangles- dorf, SECOND ROW: Rosenheim, Rogers, Whelan, Bell, McNett, Taylor, Gedney. THIRD ROW: Renshaw, Fores- ter. MC Soccer This yea.r's C team showed great potential for future years. With a 5-2-2 record, they finished second in league behind Priory. The team feels that they could have finished first if it hadn't been for several mishaps such as injuries and ski trips. Leading scorers were Chip Grace Q4 goalsj, Glenn Forester CSI, Strib Koster f2I, Scott McNett f2J, and Ricky Lippman OI. Although Don Whelan didn't score, he was probably the best forward and playmaker on the team. A strong defense headed by Mtuphy Rogers, Iohn Goessling, and Flip Maritz warded off a bevy of balls by boundfully booting them out of bounds. Our part time goalie, Eric Porterfield, was scouted by the A team for his dramatic ball sav- ing ability. The C team also had a small but aggressive halfback line includ- ing Iohn Sheffield, Glenn Forester, and Ieff Rosenheim. The team would like to extend their thanks to Coach Gramse. Mr. Gramse kept the team spirit high by constantly telling jokes. The team wishes they could take him along when they move up to higher teams. Priory IBS O - 1 ' IBS 1 - 0 Duschesne IBS 1 - 1 iCDS IBS 3 - OV South IBS 1 - O North IBS 2 - O South IBS 0 - 1 Proiry 1Bs 2 - 1 CDS IBS O - 0 North FIRST ROW: I. Woods, N. Grant, K. Woods, Monissey, Goodloe, L. Woods. SECOND ROW: Hotdog, Grimshaw, Beisman, Sharp, Walter, Fleming, K. Samuels, Butler, Krause. THIRD ROW: Avioli, Walker, I-Iilmer, Stradal. Girl's Soccer If for no other reason, the 1975 girl's soccer varsity deserves notoriety and praise for completing their prac- tice and playing the season within the short span of three weeks. I-lowever, the Bumblebees managed to produce a strong team and winning season in spite of the time limit. The team, composed of members from all eligible grades, displayed an abundance of talent from the start and by the last few games showed great improvement in team work. Queen bee, coach Beth Williams, promised that the coveted title of Bumblebee member was granted only through merit. No veteran favoritism swayed her team selection. Many returning soccer stars did make the cut including fearless captains Muffie Goodloe and Nicky Hilmer. To insure future success, coach Wil- liams kept a close eye on young studs during tryouw. Freshmen Nat Grant and Cathy Woods captured Beth's attention with various displays of dazzling foot work, assuring Burroughs of at least three more years of high performance soccer. Speed, agility, and comradery kept the Bumble- bees on top throughout their brief season. Track stars Morrissey, Walter, I.. Woods, I. Woods, Fleming, and would-befhas-been Sharp provided the lightning speed, unmatched by any opposition. Defense was al- so tough featuring Grimshaw, Avioli, and Walker. All in all, the Bumblebees showed good individual skill and great team potential. Perhaps next year some of the more astute at I.B. S. will be fortunate enough to catch a Bumblebee game, they are a real honey of a team, FIRST ROW: Parnas, Dave Sherman, Kayes, Dick Sherman, Cummins, SECOND ROW: Cohn, Rosenfeld, Becker, Carp, Hecker. THIRD ROW: Sparks, Wilson, Boyd, Ullman, Estille, Kraus, Winkelmeyer, Young, BIG JIM Haskins. Wrestling The 75-76 Wrestling team compiled a dual meet record against tough competition of 5-6 hampered by some end-of-season illnesses. Tournaments found JBS to be a new power collecting ten gold medals and as- sorted seconds and thirds. By the end of the season we had moved into the no. eight spot in the METRO area among schools With 1000 students or less, Sickness notwithstanding, a third of our team fl-lecker, Cum- mins, Ullman, and Kayesj mived into the state quali- fication round from District. From here, Matt Kayes moved on to the State finals Where he placed fifth in the 1055 weight class from a field of over 100 contes- tans. The team, the largest in many years, included Seniors: RICH pinkus PARNAS, GIL Mr. Journalism I-IECKER, PAUL where's your uniform ULLMAN, DON from the jaws of victory WILSON, Juniors: MATT Mr. Modesty KAYES, DAVE always an animal SHERMAN, STEVE is this an away meet? BOYD, JOEL tickle pow- er MONSON, JOE can I drive? SPARKS: Sophs: BILL the bicept BECKER, SAM gentle Ben WINKLEMEYER5 and Freshmen: SCOTT scum CUMMINS, CRAIG too tall ESTILLE, GRANT the sitout king KRAUS, DICK the fireplug SHERMAN, MIKE I wantta bite your neck ROSENFELD, DEREK cum cane COHN, and finally DAN the green cloud YOUNG. Last but not least, we shouldn't fail to mention our faithful scorekeeper, CHRISTY Little Hask HASKINS. Post-season brought the ever bounteous FEAST and it was rumored that Sparks was going to bring an en- tire cow, a small one of course! Many thanks to uor seniors for years of hard work, victories, and good times. Next year with this fine slate of underclassmen promises great things to come! N. Perry, McCarthy, Grace, Heidbreder, Miller, Walter Woods I n'.'f + L m,'- ' . ,, 4 ,L,. 1 M an fpfffffffwfx u . 14, i n k ,, 7,5 3 'K , A. A f t f'fW as as W NOBODY READ THIS' I ,J'g ' rnlr ' w Mawfw 1f i ' at I E v. ' 'W73' 'ff .f.,: fllkffl , L':f flfffgf , 'fi ,',, , '7f'iLf ,:,-uw--ffl, ' ' 4 W 203-12:00 waited all mlght for some ACTION ! . . . Breakfast f' mlzm I -- Do WE et seconds? . . . lon bus rides made shorter with . , N I ,, ,,... ,, M , , . S 5 Jokes and F01'11m magazine- - . after practice surprises in lock ,. -- ' ' H I' ' - M efoom SWISS M155 Saved the FIQY'-' Shen dnves to West gig hng meets at Eureka, Wentzville, and Valley Park. . . Hey, 17 'QWFV' k,'J' iff ' , 7. f'5 7 ' 5 mV?V what are we going to do for the last Basketball game?? . . . ,I Didn't we do a great job decorating the schoo1?. . . Mary S 2 Janet make it their 4th and FINAL year--that's the spirit!. . Half-time entertainment at K. C. --better than the night be- fore. . . Stood by the football team through thick and thin-- 12 games though! . . . Hello, this is your athletic supporter- it's 8:04. . . We always get the crowd roaring! . . . Carnations from the Mary I snobsf?5 --thanks girls. . . Mums from Mumbles. . . Are we on offense or defense ? . . .Annual din- ner at Busch's--nostalgia gets to Mary S Janet. . . Who's making 'HIS' cake ? . . .the BEST squad for years to come!! . . . Thanks to Skippy, . , Good Luck next year--Rah-Rah! FIRST ROW: Burst, SECOND ROW: B. Wurr, Banton, THIRD ROW: Sobo, Wulfing, M.Wurr, FOURTH ROW: B. Krause, H. Perry, K. Samuels, B. Buder Junior Varsity Cheerleaders . . We 171 FIRST ROW: Cohen, Sheffield, Picard, Hang, Hag- lin, Strassner. SECOND ROW: Rogers, ?, Gedney, Kendall, Nussbaum, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Duenlce, Mr. Beckman, Parnas, McCu11um, Rassieur, Mey- er, Greene, Roth, Otto. B0y's Volle ball FIRST ROW: Luehrman SECOND ROW: Maune, Gamb- le, Dassler, Brown, Perry, Bebee A Volleyball Volleyball is one of the most exciting sports Bur- New players who were novices to the experienced roughs has to offer. Contrary to popular belief, it game made up the B team. The season ended with takes much skill and endurance. The A and B an Lmimpressive record of 0 and 15. teams last year were filled with spirit and displayed Next year will bring more skills, a.n experienced much potential. They ended the season with 4 de- coach, and hopefully more wins and school support. feats and 11 losses. olleyball FIRST ROW: Parke, Manchester, Boles, Stradal, Denlcman SECOND ROW: Perry, Lebans, White, Grant, Kassabaum, Holekamp, Jenkins In dual and tri-meets the track team had a 7-4 record, losing to Lutheran North, Lutheran South, Principia and Lafayette. The tracksters enjoyed a fair amount of success at each of their large meets except Flo. Valley. We'll just laugh about that one and forget it. At the well manicured track of Gay Field the Thinclad's 440 yard relay team 1Schmid, Lemp, Trulaske and Gerfeny and the mile relay team fWykes, Geissal, Trulaske and Gerfenj both picked up first places in the Clayton In- vitational. The team inished sixth out of fifteen schools. The Thinclads won the district meet as thirteen boys qualified for state: the 2 mile relay team of Evan Wykes, john Symington, Terry Rassieur, and Wes Geissal, Todd Schnuck in the high hurdles and low hur- dles, Steve Trulaske in the 100, 880 relay and mile relay, Earl Gerfen in the 440, 220, long-jump and mile relay, Wes Geissal in the 880 and mile relay, Steve Schmid, Shep Parke, and Bill Lemp in the 880 relay, Evan Wykes in the mile relay, Joe Sparks for the shot-put, and Bill Knight for the pole-vault. Five of the thirteen qualified in more than one event and Bur- roughs was represented in twelve of the seventeen events at the state meet. . FIRST ROW: Geissal, Knight, Schoenberg, Gerfen, Wy kes, A trip to the State Track Meet is always an honor, but certain features of the '75 trip made it rather bi- zarre. The Thinclads arrived at the sprawling metrop- olis of Centralia, where they were put up at a luxury hotel with one room containing six beds for the thir- teen tracksters. The night brought flying icecubes and pillows with an occasional burst of noise while the morning brought a 6:30 trip to Columbia for a select few to take Achievement Tests. Results of the meet were a second place in the 880 for Lester, a second place in the 220 for Pearl and a fifth place in the 2 mile relay for Geissal, Symington, Rahoo Rassieur and Wottle Wykes. The highlight of the day was a first place for the mile relay team of Trulaske, Wykes, Geissal and Gerfen. The team finished fifth in the meet, and perhaps could have won had it not been for scratches, bad handofk .... In the ABC Medals Meet the Thinclads did not do as well as in district but placed a respectable third be- hind the two Lutheran schools. The mile relay was the only fi1stJBS could pull in, but there were many sec- onds through fifths which helped the team to its fine finish. Many bow-wows must go to the coaches D. O'Keefe, el s'e'nor Carinci and Denny Moore. Symington, Schmid, SECOND ROW: Terry Rassieur, Huey, Schnuck, Sharp, Gutman, Sparks, Lamson, Carinci, THIRD ROW: O'Keefe, Lemp, Loeb, Keith, Trulaske, Fausek. ABSENT: Alverson, Banton, Boyd, Hecker, Miller, Mundy, Tom Rassieur, Smith. 175 FIRST ROW: Mr. Peyton, Gladney, Soho. SECOND ROW: Molden, Goodloe, Donovan, L. Holekamp, Imster, Drescher. THIRD ROW: S. Alverson, Bris- tow, McCarthy, von Gontard, Avioli, B. Krause. AB- SENT: Paletta, Wiegand. What 1S defeat? Nothing but education, nothing but the first step to something Girls Softball Although the g1rl's softball team did not time. The girls played a tough schedule con- do as well as they had hoped, they went sisting of 12 games and finished with the best through the season Wltll a tremendous amount season in three years. The team has great as- of spirit and enthusiasm. The team, consisting pirations for next year since most of the start- primarily of freshman girls, was coached by ing line will be returning. Mr Peyton who was kind enough to give his 2 3 JBS 1 Mercy 1 1 JBS O Lutheran S outh 3 7 IBS 9 JFK 24 1 2 JBS 2 DuBourg 1 7 2 5 IBS 5 Ladue 2 8 7 JBS 6 Villa 20 FIRST ROW: Lewis, Martin, Hamilton, Holmes, Wolff, Pittman, Maritz. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lemen, Wilkins, Adams. TI-IIRD ROW: Stradal, Marsh, Forsyth, Hellmich, Greisedieck, Hobler, Austin. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Heath. This year's A Baseball team had a medi- ocre season. Plagued by injuries, the club had a record of 7-10 overall, and 3-7 in league. The team seemed to be inconsistent with big defeats at the hands of Lutheran South, Lutheran North, and Berkeley, but also with victories by seven runs or more over Country Day, Han- cock, and Ellesberry. Undoubtedly, the high- lights of the season were Bill Hellmich's 8-0 one hitter over the Daisies and Peter Hamil- ton's opening game grand slam . The team would like to congratulate Bill Hellmich and Jerrold Wilkins on their great seasons with the bat and on the field. They were named first team All-League. Peter Ace Hobler was named second team All A .B .C . League. All in all, the players had a fun season, despite the practical jokers. The team would like to thank the coaches, Mr. Lemen and Mr. Heath. JBS 8 Hancock 1 JBS 12 Ellesberry 2 IBS 1 South 12 ,IBS 1 Principia 6 O Berkley 14 IBS 2 North 12 0 S Outh 7 IBS 7 CDS 0 8 Principia 7 ,IBS 10 Valley Park 7 3 cDs 9 JBS o North 13 5 Priory 4 JBS 1 South 11 5 Principia 6 ,IBS 5 Priory 9 6 Prep S outh 3 HA Baseball FIRST ROW: Sherman, Paletta, Kayes, Nussbaum, Aus- tin, J. Martin. SECOND ROW: Maurer, R. Wang, Stromsdorfer, T. Rosenfeld, Hill. THIRD ROW: Mon- son, Reitz, Strassner, D. Boles, Krause, Gabianelli, Mr. Stevens. ABSENT: J. Davidson, D. George, Duenke. Following in the footsteps of last year's B team, the 1975 Bull- dogs finished in third place in the league, behind Lutheran North and South. The team did well in non-league games, and completed the year with an overall record of S and 4. The squad, led by Coach Jim Stevens, went into the season with an ample supply of talent. Pitchers during various parts of the season were Gino Gabianelli, Tom Rosenfeld, Jason Stromsdorfer, john Maurer and Gene Austin. Joe Martin did a fine job behind the plate, and other players of note during the year were Pete Strassner, David Boles, and Squeaky Bob Paletta, who provided a great deal of vocal power. Although the team did not win it all, we had a good time and hopefully showed some of our many loyal fans what B team base- ball is all about. JBS 2 9 Luth. South JBS 1 5 Luth. North JBS 10 5 Prin. JBS 3 2 C.D.S. JBS 10 O Priory JBS 3 1 C .D .S . BS 6 5 Priory IBS 0 5 Luth. North JBS 14 12 Prin. JBS 4 3 St. Johns JBS 15 5 Northwest B Baseball C Baseball This year's C baseball team had its ups and downs throughout the '75 season. Beating Country Day 32 - 3 was considered the high point of the season. The C team not only beat the Daises once, but 3 out of 3 times in the year. The downfall of the year Came after t.he C team lost their third game to Lutheran North. All in all, the Eagles had a winning season of 5-4. A special thanks goes to our great coach, Grover Crabtree. Lutheran S outh I BS 5 S eckm an I BS 6 C ountry Day IBS 1 1 1 Luth eran North .IBS 8 13 Lutheran S outh IBS 9 25 Country Day FOX Lutheran North Country Day Lutheran North Lutheran South FIRST ROW: Medhart, Hollander, Knight. SECOND ROW: Scherrer, Mitchell, Milton, Loeb, Hatfield, K. Kallaus. THIRD ROW: Woods, dePenaloza, johnson, N. I-Iolekamp, Mr. Crabtree. FOURTH ROW: Hibbard, Horwitz, Schmid. 179 FIRST ROW: McMahon, Coach Lowell, Keller, Haglin. SECOND ROW: Clarkson, Burrows, Rubenstein, Tamm, Gaebe, Samuels. THIRD ROW: Miller, K. Samuels, Drescher, Mor- rissey, Walker, Bishop. FOURTH ROW: Maher, Beisman. The '75 JBS girls tennis team had a record of 9-2. ln the last few years the team has been steadily improving. For the first time in almost a decade the squad defeated Mary I in perhaps the most exciting match of the season. The team was composed of thirteen returning veterans and five rookies. Much of the team success was due to the coaching job of Sue Lowell. The team worked hard for each victory. With most of the squad returning for the '76 season, the team should be even better than the '75 season. JBS 1 URSULINE 0 JBS 7 sr. Jor 1 Iss 6 NERINX 2 JBS 8 JFK 0 JBS 3 VILLA 5 - - JBS 5 PRINCIPIA 2 G 1 T JBS 5 MARY1. 4 lr S ennls Jss 7 INCARNATE WORD 1 Jss 2 CLAYTON 6 JBS 7 VISITATION 1 JBS 6 JFK 2 180 Golf The 1975 spring season was a rebuilding year for the golf team. The golfers were Very young with only one senior on the squad. The team fin- ished second with a league record of 783, and an overall record of 98-7. The golfers were given a moral boost about two weeks into the season when when Steve Dunker hung up the baseball spikes and hit the linx. The top four, comprised of junior Ted Levis, sophomores Bill Essman and Bob Klostermeier, and ieshman youngster Joe O'Keefe, trudged threw a rain damped district tournament. Klos- termeier was the low man as the team did not advance to the state tournament. With the top four, and many others returning, the team looks forward to a bright new season. 333-336 Luth. South Jas 274-257 c.B.c. IBS 252-239 C-115- 263-237 c.B.c. IBS 251-249 Priory Jiss 250-282 Clayton 243-244 Prin JBS 250-284 Luth. North JBS 253-274 Luth. South 261-268 Luth , North ,IBS 252-239 C .D .S . Forfeit Chaminade 276-271 Desmet IBS 255-279 Prin- 277-265 SLUH Jias 257-276 Priory FIRST ROW: Burke, O'Keefe, Stupp, Levis, Duncker, Hemker SECOND ROW: Kiplinger, Klostermeier, Essman, Mr. Witscher Fisher, Tichenor, Rosenfeld FIRST ROW: Shanfeld, Eiseman, Mr. Thomas. SECOND ROW: Meyer, Bussman, Kistner, Bearman, Burst. THIRD ROW: Parke, Saddler, Hall. ABSENT: Amstein. CGA77 T 'Ib' f H ll 1S year s A Tennis team had a very good season. Besides taking second in the A.B. C. League, they placed second in the District tournament. The Bomb ers lost the league championship match 3-2, with the ennis Whole event coming down to a doubles match in which they lost 10-8, 7-5. Special congratulations to all- leaguers: Lee Bearman, David Eiseman, Iohn Shepard Parke III, Ioe Arnstein, Ion Burst and Iay Saddler. IBS 3 U. City 2 IBS 5 Luth. North IBS x 5 S. L. U. H. O IBS 4 Cleveland IBS 4 Luth. South 1 IBS O Ladue 5 IBS 2 DeSmet 3 IBS 2 C.D. S. 3 JBS 4 Priory 1 JBS 4 Prim 1 IBS 1 C . D. S . 4 IBS 5 Kirkwood O IBS 5 Clayton O IBS O Lindbergh 5 JBS 5 Prin. 0 JBS 4 Priory 1 182 UBB Tennis IBS 3 S. L. U. H. 2 IBS S Cleveland O IBS 6 DeSmet 5 IBS O Ladue 5 IBS 4 Priory 1 IBS 2 C . D. S . 3 IBS 5 U. City O IBS 1 Prin 4 IBS O C . D . S . 5 IBS 1 Kirkwood 4 IBS 1 Clayton 4 IBS O Lindbergh 5 IBS 5 Prin O IBS 1 Priory 4 IBS 3 Luth. North 2 ABC Tournament 2nd Place The B Tennis team had a mediocre year, as the at the first doubles position. As usual Country Day had number of losses was greater than the number of wins. a strong 'team and Burroughs, while winning individual Although the record doesn't indicate it, there were matches, could.n't put it all together. While it is un- many fine players on the team. Ted I-laglin played certain as to whether or not any of the players will well in the first singles spot and Fred Rowland, David move up to A tennis, the entire B team would like Iones, and Ieff Arrick also had many convincing wins to thank Mr. Schmertz for an enjoyable seasdn. FIRST ROW: Schweig, I-Iaglin, Rubenstein, Iones, Mr. Schmertz, Grady. SECOND ROW: Arrick, Rowland. I I 183 Gold ln, 915. FIRST ROW: Buchholtz, Sparks, M. Talbott, Harnmonds, Werner, E. Cori, Clark, Marshall, SECOND ROW: Fischmann, Hatfield, Rank, Allen, Wilson, Petzall, Guirl, Mandel, S. Martin, Toole. THIRD ROW: Roberts, Niedringhaus, Bernard, Platt, Kopman, S. Lund, A. jones, Manchester. FOURTH ROW: Graham, Muckerman, Richter, F. Martin, Hellman, Renshaw, A. Maritz, C. Winkelrneyer. FIFTH ROW: Gore, Rosenbloom, Hemker Lemen, D. Krause, Grimshaw, Koritz, dePenaloza. Blue FIRST ROW: P. Quinn, Schultz, Wyman, Eiseman, M. Alexander, C. Jones, Groves, O'Keefe, Mrazik. SECOND ROW: Zabriski, Avioli, C. Butler, Prentis, Schickman, Gedney, J. Hustace, H. Daniel, Mosinger, Moorman. THIRD ROW: Kahn, Berberich, Walter, C. jones, Rehnquist, T. Grant, Duncker, McNett, Jackson. FOURTH ROW: Steinert, Curlee, Banton, Durfee, Gordon, Kraus, Farrell, R. Berg. FIFTH ROW: W. Weil, Oglesby, West- ling, Cavallini, Howard, Law, Hantz. Y FIRST ROW: Trochtenberg, J. Kohn, Walker, Keefer, Skinner. SECOND ROW: S. Knight, J. Berg, Oliver, R. Hayman, R. Schoenberg. THIRD ROW: B. Parnas, Mohr, Mell, Arenberg. FOURTH ROW: I. Behrens, M. Hampton, Reed, T. Costen, Felker. Army wks, Sth Grade FIRST ROW: Edison Calhoon ohnston I Silver, Nuelle, Yag,er. SECOISID ROW: Pruett, McKeel, Ruwitch, Riley, Bunge, Shaikewitz, Ballinger. THIRD ROW: La- Plant, I. Altvater, Meletio, Gladney, Graviss, Shieber. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gardner. 7th Grade FIRST ROW: Wittcoff, Fielder, Phil- pott, A. Boles, R. Krause. SECOND ROW: Kass, Raymond, B. Stroms- dorfer, R. Forrester, Champ. 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Alverson, S. : acting crazy Alverson, T. : being spastic Arnstein: fighting with Pollnow Baine: eatin' booty Bearman: commenting on certain members of the opposite sex Behrens: smiling about something Belt: not eating Buder: with E:mc2 Burrows: driving a yellow Cougar Burst: causing trouble Butler: in the bathroom Costen: caribou shpuntkehing Daniel: losing an argument Darnton: I'm sorry Davidson, J. : playing an imaginary guitar Davidson, S. : with a camera Dee: fighting Driemeyer: conversing with herself Eiseman: with Bearman or Shanfeld Fagen: mugging or talking to or about a Fisher: Hey man, is no my job Fitzgerald: talking with the Prof Forsyth: fixing his jeep Gaebe: with her foot in her mouth Gerfen: procrastinating Goldman: in the sculpture room Gomez: with her fingers stuck in something Goodloe: whimpering in A. P. biology Gordon: leaving with Mr. Sortland's permission Grant: fryingfan egg Griesedieck: watching the Three Stooges Haglin: smiling and laughing Hall: trying to explain Hecker: talking I-Ieidbreder: telling a joke or laughing Hellmich: cutting down Kallaus Hilmer: yes, always Holekamp, K. : creating I-Iolekamp, L. : May I ask ONE question? Holmes: with a notch in his car Huey: hungry Jonsson: preaching consevative politics Kallaus: mumbling Kiplinger: practicing her swing Lebens: trying not to laugh Lee: strumming his Alvarez Levis: having an accident Lewis, L. : driving with her foot out the window Lewis, S. : shirt picking and itching Maritz: jjjjje Matsuoka: swinging fists at knees Maune: with A. B. C. McCarthy: more than you think McMahon: in St. Louis C. C. Meyer, D. : sniggling in Meyer, J.: carousing in his 'Stang Miller: matchmaking Morse: Walking sedately and being sarcastically ladylike 1 Parke: in the company of a Frosty Kins Pittman: dribbling Pollnow: untucked Post: with Scrawny Rassieur: asking stupid questions and giving even stupider answers Roth: in his room Rubenstien: talking Muffin talk Sassenrath: sleeping Samuels: Cruisin' Scharff, K. : on her duff Scharff, N.: leaving Schweig: arguing with Keron Walker Shanfeld: fighting with Dee Sharp: when you least expect it Shearer: cussing at someone or something Sisler: on crutches Taylor: skipping out of chorus Ullman: procrastinating Voss: playing games Walker: take it easy with wet hair Wang: being compare with Big Broth. Whalen: Folks. . .folks Wilson: period! Yanow: a little bit late Prophecy In Ten Years Alverson, S. : married to Rocky Alverson, T. : owns her own Deli Arnstein: owns Burke's estate Baine: a Confederate Bearman: president of Stix, Baer, G Fuller Behrens: Big Bird Belt: a noologist Buder: Naive Burrows: married to Bjorn Borg Burst: Losing 6-O 6-0 6-O Butler: married to a billionaire Costen: team doctor for I. B. S. Daniel: still turning red Darnton: finally finds Diane Davidson, J. : operating a radio station out of his bathroom Davidson, S. : National Geographic Photo journalist Dee: Crossing McKnight Rd. on his bike for the first time. Driemeyer: a Chinese opera singer Eiseman: holding the Brandeis se at on the Supreme Court Fagen: still taking about a Fisher: a struggling investment banker Fitzgerald: a chemist Forsyth: Jolly Green Giant Gaebe: a freshman at Brown still writing an english paper Goldman: married to a ROCK star Gomez: still at peace with the eggplant Goodloe: on the cover of Sports Illustrated Gordon: still trying to graduate from I. B. S. Grant: head stripper at Stardust Burlesque Griesedieck: shagging foul balls for mumbles I-Iaglin: pilot for Oral Roberts Hall: a hair psychiatrist Hecker: still doing lab 14 I-Ieidbreder: still selling candybars Hellmich: being chauffered by Kallaus Hilmer: mother of six Holekamp, K. : professional water skier Holekamp, L. : proprietor of a Baskin-Robbins Holmes: alcoholic history teacher Huey: being chauffered by Kallaus Jonsson: a revolutionary fself-employedj Kallaus: country club cassanova Kiplinger: lead skier at Cypress Gardens Lebens: a tailor for Brooks Brothers Lee: cooking with Pygmies in the Peace Corps Levis: selling tout sheets at Del Mar Race Track Lewis, L. : finally reached freakhood Lewis, S.: pro soccer player Maritz: sentenced to life for rape Matsuoka: a yellow radical working out of Berkeley, California Maune: Carol Burnett McCarthy: still going to Miniwanca McMahon: on Broadway Meyer, D. : friendly Bob Adams Meyer, I.: a mortician Miller: Married to Joe-Jo Morse: Masters, johnson, and Morse Parke: barphopping in Florida Pittman: rabbi at Temple Izzy Pollnow: being chauffered by Kallaus Post: living in Saudi, Arabia with a male harem Rassieur: meditating under a dome Roth: a ski bum Rubenstien: Broadway tap dancer Sassenrath: race track driver Scharff, K. : replacing Dear Abby Scharff, N. : womens' athlete of the year Samuels: living with K. R. Schweig: married to a lunch maid Shanfeld: raising turkeys Sharp: a lexicographer Shearer: writer for Monty Python Sisler: road manager for the Eagles Taylor: Contributor to NATIONAL LAMPOON Ullman: el profesor de Espanol Voss: still 8 years old Walker: finally ageeing with Ed Schmid fthe end of the WORLD U Wang: a test driver for British Leyland Motors Whalen: gathering IOOCX: interest for a savings bond Wilson: grifties Yanow: first woman president of the U. S. YOUVE ONE BUSCH Vrsrtors can explore the wlldlrfe and wrld trmes of Afnca at Busch Gardens rn Tam a Crurse throug a natural paradrse and rellve the 1904 St Louls World s Farr at Busch Gardens Los Angeles And d1scover the swashbucldlng excrte ment of England France and Germany at the newest Busch Gardens near Wrllramsbur V1 Each park has rffer ent ndes shows musrc and 3H11'T13.lS Dlfferent attractrons for every Eergrloerlof t e arru y X All for one 1 .q:kDERS reasonable 904' 'II' admrssron Q? nce p o h y ' ' 1 . 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Brentwood VO 3-6611 my , 6,4 ' n ieiigw fifty .afgipf D Class Win .af Alverson, S. : leaves Tina Alverson, T.: leaves Susie Arnstein: leaves a deck of cards to the sophomores Baine: pic A ' Bearman: leaves his temper--hopefully Behrens: regretfully leaves her car to Wanda Belt: khaki green pants and black boots Buder: chocolate chip cookies Burrows: leaves her ice coffees to S. L. Burst: a destroyed senior lounge Butler: her TR-6 Colsltenz 2 broken squash raquets and his blue and gold s oes Daniel: leaves his frostins to Raisins Darnton: leaves his bark to S. S. Davidson,j. : his cartoons and cross country shoes Davidson, S. : a younger sister Dee: the bus Driemeyer: leaves her traumas behind Eiseman: leaves his way with the teachers to his sister Fagen: Leaves her throw away clothes to Nieman- Marcus Fisher: leaves his collection of Brooks Brothers labels Fitzgerald: leaves her chastity belt to Pittman Forsyth: leaves all his injuries to all those who hate football and cross country Gaebe: a paintbrush and a few words Gerfen: leaves what's left of the Fiat to Christopher Goldman: her buggy eyes Gomez: a tack under the seat Goodloe: leaves 440,880 and mile to Lauren Gordon: to Val G. and all the aspring Russians: I leave you the Codasco Russian Dancers Grant: Leaves U. City Griesedieck: leaves the Monte Carlo Haglin: one plaster-broken Wrist cast: UNUSED! Hall: leaves her hair Hecker: leaves a cigarette machine for the H.H. johns Heidbreder: leaves her laugh echoing in the halls Hellmich: his dog Hilmer: leaves Alice to I. B. S. Holekamp, K. : his father Holekamp, L. : leaves her books all over the place Holmes: the rear window of his car Huey: a Honda Civic Jonsson: flaky pastry Kallaus: a pair of black lines for the parking lot Kiplinger: leaves the Boss to Sue Lebens: leaves her ribbons to the girls hockey team Lee: his alligator shirts Levis: leaves his tennis shoes to the Firestone Tire Company Lewis, L. : leaves her electronic party detector Lewis, S.: his U. City jargon Maritz: leaves the turf inside his tread Matsuoka: leaves her short jokes to Nancy Perry and Gigi Hantz Maune: 10 pools, 2 fountains, 3 mud puddles McCarthy: leaves the chicken to Mr. B McMahon: an empty stage Meyer, D. : leaves his hair to the Brillo Company Meyer, J. : one unused varsity football jersey Miller: leaves her Pom-Pom's to anyone who wants them Morse: leaves her chem test as future erference for Mr Stevens Parke: Drey-land to Toad fenjoy Turkeylj Pittman: leaves his blue to Terry Pollnow: a polly-spot Post: leaves her tennis shoes to the chemistry department Rassieur: the SLAMUN curse Roth: leaves his house Rubenstien: leaves Muffin Samuels, her driving ability to her sister Sassenrath: leaves her bacteria to anyone with a kind heart Scharff, K. : a catheter Scharff, N. : a little mischief Schweig: his faggot beads Shanfeld: the Cadillac Sharp: the misconceptions surrounding F. D. R. 's sign- ing of the S. S.A. Shearer: leaves her muchos besitos to all her favorite people Sisler: leaves his ick green Mustang Taylor: leaves his stress fracture Ullman: his debts Voss: her screwed up 8 track tapes Walker: leaves what's left of the Spit for Baver Wang: leaves his extensive collection of Monarch Notes Whalen: leaves her jackson Five records to Rassieur Wilson: his accidents Yanowg leaves Lightfoot's top down Envied Or Remembered For . Alverson, S. : her way with words Alverson, T. : her promptness in returning borrowed things Arnstein: his Curley imitations Baine: Baine jokes Be arman: his van Behrens: her ability to face everything cheerfully Belt: size 0 feet Buder: her squeezy face Burrows: 1083 Bel Lido Burst: being himself Butler: her illustrious basement and car trunk Costen: Carribinean sketches Daniel: his way with words: Darnton: his wonderful explanations Davidson, J.: doing strange things Davidson, S.: her long hair Dee: his haircuts Driemeyer: her ability to party and still appear innocent Eiseman: his blazing speed Fagen: her countless commections Fisher: alligator socks Fitzgerald: being the biggest flirt Forsyth: his toothpicks Gaebe: fearlessness Gerfen: unconsciously acquiring brownie points Goldman: her fro Gomez: her wierd noises Goodloe: her coordination Gordon: the tango with Rudolph Valentino Grant: her tape Greisedieck: his english and French papers Haglin: her consistent joy and love of life Hall: her nicknames Hecker: his well equipped car Heidbreder: ballet Hellmich: his pink shirt Hilmer: her laugh Holekamp, K. : his setup Holekamp, L. : whatever it is she'll probably forget Holmes: Tire Biscane Babe Huey: all his cars Jonsson: being un-Danish Kallaus: his party Kiplinger: her argyle socks Lebens: her eyes Lee: the Jag Levis: his feet Lewis, L. : her party spirit Lewis, S. : as Larry Mondello Maritz: his off road driving ability Matsuoka: slithering through crowds Maune: her lack of energy McCarthy: a letter she received in October McMahon: her connections Meyer, D. : his willingness to protect good friends Meyer, I. : his New Year's Eve parties Miller: nothing Morse: her accent Parke: his well stocked basement refridgerator Pittman: satin pillow Pollnow: his horn Post: her ears and her feet Rasieur: his stylish attire Roth: his bong Rubenstien: her mother and Muffin Samuels: her parties Sassenrath: her ability to fall asleep anytime, any place. . . 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