Ladue Horton Watkins High School - Rambler Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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V 93 4.8 J fl., i S Mr., , . 1. Ladue Varsity Hockey Club - FRONT ROW: Mark Marvel, Keith Beasley, Jeff Bledsoe, Emil Walch, Randy Chervitz, Ken' ny Berger, Dave Freeman, Steve Willis, Reil- ly McGinn, Mark Aschemeyer. BACK ROW: Ms. Cupples, Steve Middleman, Tres Jones, Brian Hertel, Dean Feigenbaum, Keith Cop- per, Doug Drummond, Jay Waggoner, Jerry Combs, Peter McGinley, Steve Clark, Steve Prelutsky, Brad Emert, Coach Ed Clson. 2. We're Nos. I! exclaim Jay Waggoner. 3. Jeff Bledsoe, Randy Chervitz, Kenny Berger, Steve Willis and Dave Freeman take time out to pose for a picture. 4. Jay Wag- goner attempts to split the Clayton defense. 5. Steve Willis displays the fine art of shoots ing a puck. 6. Jeff Bledsoe prepares to un- lease one of his wicked wrist shots. X Athletics

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136 - Athletics Rams Convince Disbelieversg Skate to Seventh Consecutive Playoff Berth The Ladue Varsity Hockey Club silenced all disbelievers and completed another excellent hockey season. With the graduation of starting goalie Ron Poslosky and the loss of David Dur- ham, due to a football injury, the Hockey Rams were not expected to be competitive. However the Rams, led by quad captains Doug Drum- mond, Keith Cooper, Pete McGinley, and Jay Waggoner, skated to an excellent mark of 15-6- 3. The goaltending chores were bestowed upon sophomore Mark Marvel. Marvel played superb- ly and brought the team through another winning hockey season. Jay Waggoner spearheaded the Ram scoring attack with 69 points, and was closely followed by Reilly McGinn, Tres Jones, Jeff Bledsoe, and Peter McGinley. Standouts on defense included Doug Drummond, Brian Hertel, and Steve Willis. To get into the playoffs the Rams faced a do or die situation with Webster Groves. The Rams led throughout the entire contest until, with 1 minute remaining, the Statesmen tied the game. Then Brian Hertel released a low hard slap shot from center ice that scored at the buzzer. Her- 'tel's goal sealed the victory and a spot in the playoffs for the seventh consecutive year. In the playoffs the Rams defeated Parkway West in the first roundg however, the team lost in the second round to Vianney by a score of 9-3. All in all, it was an excellent season for the Hockey Rams.

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Small, Young Swim Team 138 - Athletics Improves Record The 1978-1979 Varsity Swimming Team exhibited much improvement and growth from the previous season. The squad, led by captain Bob Chambers, swam to a 4-12 meet record. The most outstanding performances were displayed by ju- nior Scott Halliburton. Scott maintained an unde- feated record throughout the entire season, cli- maxing at the State finals where he captured a first place in both the 200 yard freestyle and the 100 yard butterfly. Ironically, the state record in both events are held by Scott's older brother, Jim Halli- burton. Coach Casey also received excellent per- formances from standouts Bob Chambers, Norm Halliday and John Freeman. The youth and spirit of the team appear to offer a brighter future for next year's team. XT'