Maplewood Richmond Heights High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Maplewood, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1970 volume:

DEDICATION... Many students who come to M-RH are never touched by high school life, other than in the classroom. In the past few years this attitude of non-involve- ment has increased at an alarming rate. There are a few remaining students who contribute their utmost to the many facets of our high school. To this dwindling number of enthusiasts, the students who care, we dedicate the 1970 Maple Leaves. MAPLE LEAVES THE YEARBOOK OF MAPLEWOOD-RICHMOND HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL MAPLEWOOD, MISSOURI VOLUME XLVII 1970 Seniors ......... Senior Directory Undergrads .... Activities ...... Sports .......... Table of Contents Social . 38 Faculty Faculty Directory . 60 Advertisements . 92 Index 116 128 144 146 161 7 8 Sunny Days ... 9 Kenneth L. Aubuchon Doug Bagby Jerry Lyn Bailey 14 Susan Ann Barks Vicki Lynn Barnes Lois Botts Tina Brasses Jennifer Kay Bolte Nancy Marlene Bolte Sonny Brady 15 Linda Joan Brewer John A. Bringewatt Senior Class Officers—Pres. Rick Gruendler, Vice Pres. Sonny Brady, Treasurer John Ray, Secretary Debbie Moeller Randall M. Burns Vicky Burns Jim Brown James L. Carey Suzanne Casey Barbara Cavanaugh Herbert E. Cole Linda J. Conrad Dennis Craft 17 Sue Durney Bob Eck Kenton E. Evans Barbara Cyrus Thomas Davis William Decker Mike Grace Ron Greb Erik David Gruendler Nita Goodrich Susan E. Grayson Carol Ann Grommet Julie Theresa Gannon James Thomas Granger Deborah Grisham Vernon Heinsohn Kathryn Herrell Joyce Holland Richard Hempen A Beverly C. Hitchens Ronald T. Holmes Gregory Hensler Darrell A. Hoemann Edward Hopson 22 Rhonda Jenkins Rhonea Jenkins Chris Johnson 23 Donald James Kelemen Melvin Kempf Earnestine Jones Woodruff Johnson Daniel Jolly Robert Keel Kevin Kientlze Ellen Marie Juwer A Cathy Keefe David Kumpe Norman Leach Debbie Lee Shelby Lee Lefler Michael Lynam Phillip Martin Mike Love Patrick Maloney Karen Matthews Alice L' Robert Mauss Michael McKinney John Mitchell Debby Moeller Cynthia Mowrer Eva K. Mueller Tony Mueller Linda Myers Devils Ring Hell's Bells. James Nalls Margaret Susan Nack 28 Gary Pappas Barbara Nowieki Denise Patterson Michael O'Neill Thomas Patterson Jim Perkins Mary A. Pesek Mary Jacqueline Peters Randy Pierce 29 Sharon Poplar Linda Raish Patricia Riney Gary Roff Diana Jayne Pursley Connie Reardon Linda Sue Roff Suzanne Pretto John Ray Carla Rollhaus Mark Sanders Toni Sajovetz James W. Schneider Greg Sanders Ken Schweiger Deborah Ann Sharp 31 Michael Selby William Shaw Carimar Denise Stinson Russell T. Shoemaker Venita Smith Deborah Smith Carl Stallman Bonnie M. Shook Hope Speros Don Stewart Terry Swap Laurie Templeton Sharon Thomas 33 Ruth Ann Tharp Joyce Trulove Joseph Voss Maryanne Trower Glen Van Matre Steve Walters Sam K. Underwood Jean Walker Vickie Lynn Walters Steven Wampler Douglas R. Washburn d Gina Werner Charles Whitney Rhonda Lee Weaver Vikki Wilkie 35 Thomas Whorton Yvonne Williams Geoffrey Willis Linda Willis Toni Wilson My Friend Tony Mark Winchester Debbie L. Woodley 36 Christina L. Wolff Steve Wulfert Senior Directory Abuzeide, Anthony What liberty a loosened spirit brings.” Dickenson. Chess Club 9; Wrestling 9; Track 11. Adams Jim Better no rule than cruel rule.” anon- ymous. Alexander, Dorothy What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness?” Rousseau. CAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 10; German Club 11,12; GAA Cabinet 12; Class Basketball Team 10,11; Class Volleyball Team 10, 11; Varsity Volleyball Team 10,11; Junior Varsity Cheerleading 10. Allen, Donna Jean Be content with your lot, one cannot be first in everything.” Aesop. Pep Club 9; GAA 9,10; COE 12. Alton, Linda Marie Mere enthusiasm is the all in all. Blake. Pep Club 9,10; GAA 9,10; Var- sity Cheerleading 11,12; Choir 9,10; Madrigals 10; Greggites 12; Track Team 11. Anderson, Cedric Melvin His limbs were cast in manly mould. For hardy sports or contest bold.” Scott. Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Track 9,10,12; M-Club 9,10, 11,12; Student Council 9. Aubuchon, Kenneth L. There is always someone worse off than yourself.” Aesop. M-Club 10,11, 12. Bagby, Doug Alter? When the hills do. Dickenson. M-Club 11, Varsity Baseball 10,11, Varsity Basketball 11, Freshman Foot- ball 9, B-Team Baseball 9, B-Team Basketball 10, Chip Staff 12. Bailey, Jerry Lyn I hear beyond the range of sound.” Thoreau. Pep Club 9, G.A.A. 9,10,11, Y.F.C. 10,11, Chairman of Y.F.C. 11. Barks, Susan Love truth, but pardon error.” Vol- taire. Red Cross 9,10, Pep Club 11,12. Barnes, Vicki Lynn Measure your mind's height by the shadow it casts.” Browning. Pep Club 9.10.11.12, G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Red Cross 11, Student Council Representative 9,10, 11.12, Girl's State 11, Girl's Basketball Team 10. Blase, Donald I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know.” Twain. Bolte, Jennifer Kay You are not only good yourself, but the cause of goodness in others.” Soc- rates. Pep Club 9,10,11,12, G.A.A. 9, 10,11,12, Girls' Basketball 10,11, Vol- leyball 10,11. Bolte, Nancy Marlene The magic of a face.” Circero. Pep Club 9,10,11,12, G.A.A. 9,10,11, 12, Art Club 9,10. Botts, Lois Utter one voice of sympathy and shame.” Taylor. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Band 9, B-Team Cheerleading 9,10. Bradley, Bruce E. Afraid? Of whom am I afraid? Dickenson. Wrestling 9, Student Coun- cil 9, Class President 9, Class Vice President 10, Stage Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Mu Alpha Theta 11,12, President 12, German Club 11,12, Treasurer 12, National Honor Society 11,12, Boys' State 11, Band President 12. Brady, Sonny To sport would be as tedious as to work.” Shakespeare. Basketball 9,10,11, 12, Baseball 9,10,11, Football 9, Senior Class Vice President 12, M-Club 11,12, Chip Sports Editor 12. Brasses, Tina Beauty in distress is much the most affecting beauty.” Barke. Brewer, Linda What do you suppose will satisfy the soul except to walk free and own no superior. Whitman. German Club 9, 10.11.12, President 12, G.A.A. 9,10,11, 12, Intramurals 9,10,11,12, Class Volleyball Team 10, Pep Club 10,11,12, Executive Committee 12, B-Team Cheerleading 10, Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12, National Honor Society 11,12, Yearbook Staff 12. Bridges, Denise That action is best which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers. Hutcheson. Transferred from St. Elizabeth's grade 11. Bringewatt, John A. Any man more right than his neigh- bors constitutes a majority of one.” Thoreau. Football 9,10,11,12, Captain 12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Baseball 9,10, 11, German Club 9,10,11,12, M-Club 10.11.12, Student Council 12, Treas- urer 11, National Honor Society 11,12. Brown, James A bold, bad man. Spenser. Burns, Randall M. Once a gentleman and always a gentle- man.” Dickens. Track Manager 10, Track 11, French Club 12, Band 11,12. Burns, Vicki Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Homer. Carey, James L. Among good things, I prove and find. The quiet life doth most abound. Ray. Chess Club 9,11,12. Casey, Suzanne What has become of all the child won- ders we knew in school? Hubbard. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; GAA 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10; German Club 9,10; Student Council 11,12; Class Execu- tive Committee 11; B-Team Cheerlead- ing 9,10,11; Varsity Cheerleading 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Intramurals 9,10, 11,12; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 11; Chip Staff 12; Prom Magazine Reporter 12. Cavanaugh, Barbara Ann Life is not life at all without delight.” Coventry Patmore. Pep Club 9; Latin Club 11; Girls Glee 12. Clipper, Sharon As merry as the day is long.” Shakes- peare. Transferred from Roosevelt 11; GAA 12; Pep Club 11,12; Intramurals 11. Cole, Herbert E. Great hopes make great men. Fuller. German Club 9; M-Club 11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12. Conrad, Linda J. That which benefits us is cheerfulness and courage. Emerson. GAA 9,10,11, 12; Cabinet 11; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Executive Committee 11; Class Secre- tary 9,10; French Club 9; Treasurer 9; Intramurals 9,10,11; B-Team Cheer- leading 9,10; Student Council 9,10,11, 12; Corresponding Secretary 11,12; Jr.- Sr. Prom Maid 11; Talent Show 11; Maple Leaves Staffll; Foreign Exchange Club 11,12. Craft, Dennis A true friend is the best possession.” Franklin. Cyrus, Barbara Ambition is the growth of every clime. Blake. Davis, Janice It is the fine rain that soaks us through. De Sivigne. Decker, William Modesty is to merit what shadow is to the figures in a picture; it gives accent and strength. Bruyere. Chess Club 9,10; Track Team 10; Cross Country Team 10. 37 Delcour, Joan 'The great end of life is not knowledge, but action. Huxley. GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10, 11; War Orphan 9; B-Team Cheerlead- ing 11; COE 12. Depuy, Roger Let us make hay while the sun shines. Cervantes. Wrestling 9. Devine, Karen The smile is the most beautiful of the feminine curves. Anonymous. Doyle, Bill In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Bible. Basketball 9,10, 11,12. Durney, Sue Who pleasure gives, shall joy receive. Franklin. Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Sec- retary 12; National Honor Society 11,12; German Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; GAA 9,10,11,12; Cabinet 12; Student Council 10; Class Basketball Team 10,11,12; Class Volleyball Team 10,11; Varsity Basketball Team 11; Class Executive Committee 9,10,11; B-Team Cheerleading 9,10,11. Eck,Bob At the games end, we shall see who gains. Herbert. Baseball Team 9,10,11, 12; Basketball Team 9,10; Pep Club 9, 12; M-Club 10,11,12. Evans, Kenton E. Everything ends in songs. Beaumar- chois. Football Team 9,10,11; Choir 9,10,11,12; Madrigals 11,12; All County Choir 9,10,11. Evans, Loretta What I want is to write songs without words—or music. Butler. Evans, William I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Twain. Student Council 10,11,12; Vice-President 12; Class Executive Committee 10,11,12; Foreign Exchange Club 12. Everson, Gary His style is utter chaos illuminated by flashes of lightning. Wilde. Feagans, James A rougish charm, with intent to disarm. Anonymous. Filali, Rabea The delightful form which intelligence takes in its moments of surplus—the form of wit. Foreign Exchange Stu- dent G.A.A., French Club, German Club, Foreign Exchange Club. Finney, Reginald If I cannot overwhelm with my quality. I will overwhelm with my quanity. Emile. Football 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Wrestling 11; M-Club 10,11,12; Execu- tive Committee 12. Fore, Judy I will go my own way, no matter what others may say. Anonymous. Forrest, Luther A. Ill A man he seems, of cheerful yester- days and confident tomorrows. Wads- worth. Student Council 9,10; Vice President 11; President 12; Chess Club 11,12; Foreign Exchange Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Bas- ketball 11; Wrestling 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 10,11,12; Fire Mar- shalls 10,11,12; Class President 10; Honorable Mention All-Conference 11. Freeman, James He is a Gentleman, because his nature is kind and affable to every creature. Barnfield. Football Manager 9; Baseball 9,10. Fuhrman, Deborah M. Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship. Wilde. Pep Club 9,10,11, 12; Executive Committee 12; GAA 9, 10,11,12; Cabinet 12; German Club 9, 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; Advertising Editor 12; Chip Staff 12; Girls' Sports Editor 12; Class Volleyball Team 11; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 11; B-Team Cheerleading 9,10; Foreign Exchange Club 12; Vice President 12; Class Basketball Team 12. Gannon, Julie Theresa Beauty is heaven's gift. Ovid. G.A.A. 9.10.11.12, Pep Club 9,10,11,12, F.T.A. 9, Student Council 9,11, Executive Com- mittee 9, Basketball intramurals 9,10, Volleyball Intramurals 9,10, B-Team Cheerleading 9,10, Chip Staff 12. Grace, Mike A learned man is an idler who fills time with study. Shaw. Freshman foot- ball 9, Glee Club 9,10, Choir 10. Granger, James Thomas The soul's superior instants occur to him alone. Dickinson. Football 9,10, 12. Grayson, Susan E. The woman of independent mind. Burns. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9, 10.11.12, Greggites 12, Band 9,10,11. Greb, Ron Life is what you make it. Anonymous. Football 9, C.O.E. 12. Grisham, Debbie What is she but a map of busy life. Cooper. Grommet, Carol Ann He who is secure within can say to- morrow do thy worst for I have lived today. Dryden. Pep Club, 9,10,11,12, G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, G.A.A. Cabomet 12, Pep Club President 12, Class Basketball Team 10,11,12, Class Volleyball Team 10.11.12, Varsity Basketball Team 11, B-Team Cheerleading 9,10,11, Student Council 11,12, Foreign Exchange Club 11, Ribbon Bearer 11. Gruendler, Erik David Imagination is as good as many voyages—and how much cheaper! Curtis. Wrestling 9, Wrestling Man- ager 10,11, Chess Club 10,11, Execu- tive Committee 9,10,11, Class Vice President 11, Class President 12, Stu- dent Council 10,11, Art Club 11, For- eign Exchange Club 11, War Orphan 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 11,12. Haley, Dave The laughter of man is the content- ment of soul. Weiss. Hall, Darla An outward sign of an inward and spiritual grace. Book of Common Prayer. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9, 10.11.12, Class Volleyball team 10,11, 12, Varsity Volleyball 11,12, Class Bas- ketball Team 10,11,12, French Club 11, Red Cross 11, Intramurals 9,10,11,12, Executive Committee 10, G.A.A. Cab- inet 12. Hall, Janet An improper mind is a perpetual feast. Smith. War Orphan 9, G.A.A. 9.10.11.12, Pep Club 9, C.O.E. 12. Hargrove, Connie A soft, meek, patient, humble, tran- quil spirit. Dekker. Harr, Cathy To see, be seen, to tell, and gather tales. Pope. Pep Club 9,10,11,12, G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, B-Team Cheerlead- ing 9,11, Intramurals 9,10,11,12, French Club 9,10,11,12, Ribbon Bearer 11. Hartmann, Wayne Silence is the element in which great things fashion themselves. Carlyle. German Club 9,10,11,12, National Hon- or Society 11,12, Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12, Executive Committee 12. Heggs, Sally M. To see her is to love her. Burns. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, Intramurals 9,10,11, 12, C.O.E. 12, Ribbon Bearer 11, Talent Show 11. Heinsohn, Vernon All great men are either dead or dying, and I don't feel very well myself. Douglas. Stage Crew 9, Boys' Glee 9, Choir 10,11,12, Madrigal 9,10,11. 38 Hempen, Richard My life is like a stroll upon the beach, as near the ocean's edge as I can go. Thoreau. German Club 9,10,11,12, Golf Team 9, Foreign Exchange Club 11,12, Art Club 11,12, German Club Vice President 11,12, Chip Staff Artist 12. Herrell, Kathryn The only gift is a portion of thyself. Emerson. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 10,11,12; In- termurals 9,10,11; Cheerleading 9,10; Student Council 11; Musical 10; Class Executive Committee 11. Hitchens, Beverly Her face betokened all things dear and good. Ingelou. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 9; French Club 10,11,12; Youth for Christ 9; Library Club 12; Student Council 9,10. Hoeman, Darrell A. Who speaks the truth states false- hood in the heart. F. Envoi. Band 10,11 12; Stage Crew 9,10,11,12; F.T.A. 9,10, 11,12; German Club 11,12; Chip Staff 12; Musical 10. Holmes, Ronald T. I have kept the faith. Bible. Stage Crew 9,10,11,12; Football 11; Band 9, 10. Horvat, Alex Happiness is the only good. R. S. In- gersoll. Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 9,10; German Club 9,10; Cross Country 12; Track 10; M Club 11,12. Hummell, Lynn Every age has its pleasures, its styles of wit, and its own ways. Des preaux. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9; Intermurals 9,10,11,12; Webster Sports Day 11. Hunziker, James S. Our lives are merely strange, dark in- terludes in the electrical display of God, the Father. O'Neill. Imperial, Linda Of all noises, I think music is the least disagreeable. Irwin, Joyce What is lovely never dies, But passes into other loveliness. Aldrich. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Greggites 12. Jenkins, Rhonda Yvonne Laugh if you are wise. Martial. Or- chestra 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11, Girls Track Team 11; G.A.A. 12; Office Help 12; Student Council 12. Jenkins, Rhonea My ambition is to be a sunbeam in this dark world. Pep Club 12; Intramurals 11; G.A.A. 12; Broadway MRH 11; War Orphan Club 10. Jower, Ellen Marie The world is full of women, and the women full of wile. French Club 9,10; Chess Club 10; Artistics 10; Greggites 12. Johnson, Chris Think wrongly, if you please; but in all cases think for yourself. Lessing. All County Choir 9,11; Pep Club 9,10, 11,12; County Day 9; Musical 9,10; Madrigals 11; Art Club 10,11; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; Rib- bon Bearer 11; Intramurals 9,10. Johnson, Woodruff S. Great actions speak great minds. Fletcher. Student Council 9,10,11,12; M Club 9,10,11,12; Football 9; Varsity Football 9,11,12; J.V. Basketball 9; Varsity 10,11,12; Varsity Track 9,10, 11,12; Band 9,10,12. Jolly, Daniel Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Pope. Band 9,10,11,12; Stage Crew 9,10,11; Dance Band 9,10,11,12; Bas- ketball 9,10 Student Trainer 11; Track Student Trainer 11; M-Club 11,12; Golf 10,11,12; Boys State 11; German Club 11,12 Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Talent Show 11; Student Council 12; Drum Major 11,2. Jones, Earnestine With will one can do anything. Smile. Keefe, Cathy I don't want to earn my living; I want to live. Wilde. G.A.A. 9,10; Red Cross 11,12. Keel, Robert Ful o'beans and benevolence. Surtees. Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Basketball Manager 9, 10; Baseball Manager 9; German Club 9,10,11,12; President 11; FT A 9,10; For- eign Exchange Club 11,12; Corruptors 12. Kelemen, Donald James The strong men keep coming on. Sandburg. Golf Team 10,11; M-Club 11,12. Kempf, Melvin Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry. Wesley. Kerper, Mike You can't be a howling success by simply howling. Anonymous. Kientzle, Kevin Life is one long process of getting tired. Butler. Klein, Randy Blessed is the man who does not draw hi ideals from his idols. Anonymous. German Club 9,10,11,12; Red Cross 9; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10; Student Council 12; Debate Club 9,10; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; M-Club 11,12; Basketball Statician 11,12. Kretchmar, Lynn Ellen Twas her thinking of others made you think of her. Browning. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; B-Team Cheerleading 9,10, 11; French Club 9,10; Art Club 10,11; Treasurer 11; Student Council 11,12; Alternate 9,10; Foreign Exchange Club 11; Jr.-Sr. Prom Maid 11; Class Treas- urer 11; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Greg- gites 12; Treasurer 12; Girls' State 11. Kumpe, David My memory is the thing I forget with. Child's Definition. Football 9,10; Wres- tling 9,10,11,12; Track 10; Cross Country 12; German Club 9,10,11,12; M-Club 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; County Day 9; Chip 12; Chess Club 12; History Seminar 12. Leach, Norman The glory of young men is in their strength. Bible. Boys' Glee 9; Choir 10; Cross Country 10,11; Wrestling 10,11; Track 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Treasurer 12; FTA 12; Musical 9,10. L ee, Debbie But, only the strong survive. Butler. GAA 10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11; Choir 10,11,12; Girls' Glee 9; Musical 9,10; French Club 9,10,11; Madrigals 11,12. Leek, Willeam C. If honor be thy clothing, it will last a lifetime. Franklin. Track 9; German Club 9,10. Lefler, Shelby Lee Nothing great was ever acheived with- out enthusiasm. Emerson. Stage Crew 9,10; Baseball 9; Football 9,10. Love, Mike Man is the weakest thing in nature— a reed, but a thinking reed. Buck. Ger- man Club 9,11; Chess Club. 10; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12. Lyles, Alice It is better to be faithful than famous. T. Roosevelt. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Girls' Glee 10,11; Red Cross 9; Talent Show 11. Maewaether, George The depth, and not the tumult of the soul. Wordsworth. Maloney, Pat Never cut what you can unravel. Joubert. Football 11,12. 39 Marlow, Sandy The greatest thing in the world is to know how to be yourself. DeMon- taigne. Martin, Phil There is no pleasure in having nothing to do; the fun is in having lots to do and not doing it. Little. Matthews, Karen Look to your soul for the answer. Jimmy Hendrix. Mauss, Robert Discontent is the first step in the progress of a man or a nation. Wilde. Mitchell, John A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it alongside of. Dickens. Latin Club 9,10; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Foot- ball 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9; Track 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12. Moeller, Debbie ... The indissoluble connection of beauty and goodness. Norton. G.A.A. 11,12; G.A.A. Cabinet 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12; Art Club 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10, 11,12; Recording Secretary for Student Council 12; Class Secretary 11,12; Homecoming Maid 11; Red Cross Club 12; Concert Choir 12; Annual Art Edi- tor 11; Jr.-Sr. Prom Maid 11; Chip Staff 12; Student Library Organization 12; B Team Cheerleader 9,10. Mowrer, Cynthia Whose words all ears took captive. Shakespeare. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. Cabinet 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12; Co-Captain 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; Choir 10; Dance Band 10,11,12; Musical 10; French Club 10,11; Red Cross 11; Junior-Sr. Prom Maid 11; Annual Staff 10,11,12. Mueller, Eva K. Little deeds of kindness, little words of love, help to make Earth happy like the heaven above. Carney. Pep Club 10,11; German Club 10,12; War Orphan Club 10; National Honor Society 11,12. Mueller, Tony If you are ever in doubt as to whether or not you should kiss a pretty girl, always give her the benefit of the doubt. Carlyle. Basketball 9,10,11; War Orphan 9,10; Football 9; Track 9; Choir 9,10,11,12; Musical 9,10; C.O.E. 12; Madrigals 10. Myers, Linda After all, the world is but an amusing theater, and I see no reason why a pretty woman should not play a princi- pal part in it. DuBarry. McClure, Margie So prime, so well, so nutty, and so knowing. Maule. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Class Basketball Team 10; B-Team Cheerleading 9,10; Red Cross 11; French Club 11,12; Sports Day 10. McDaniel, Ed He has half the deed done, who has made a beginning. Horace. McIntyre, Jerry Hail to thee blith spirit. Shelley. Nack, Margaret Susan Happiness is knowing all the an- swers. Shulz. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11, 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12, Secretary 12; Chip Staff 12; Yearbook Copy Editor 12; Intramurals 9,10,11; B-Team Cheer- leading 9,10. McKinney, Michael Impropriety is the soul of wit. Maug- ham. Stage Crew 10,11,12; German Club 11,12; Band 10,11,12; M-Club 11, 12; Football 10,11,12; Basketball 10,11, 12; Track 10. Nickeson, Anne To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything. Anatole France. Nalls, Jim A man, whoever he be, has a purpose. De Stael. Nishimoto, Paul A gentleman is gentle in manner and strong in performance. Aquavaria. Track 9,10,11; Wrestling 9,10; Foot- ball 9; Cross Country 10,11,12, Captain 12; County Government Day 9; M- Club 10,11; Student Council 11; Exe- cutive Committee 10,11. Notter, Eddie A man is the measure of all things. Pythagoras. German Club 9; Wrestling 9; Golf 9,10,11. O'Neil, Mikael Pleasure is man's chief god. Young. Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Wres- tling 10; Baseball Manager 11,12; M- Club 10,11,12; Wrestling Manager 12. Owens, Lee I can resist anything except tempta- tion. O. Wilde. Pappas, Gary He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catcheth. Unknown. Patterson, Denise For she had a tongue with a tang. Shakespeare. Pep Club 10,11; Girls' Chorus 11. Patterson, Tom Even the good men like to make the public stare. Byron. Perkins, Jim The greatest truths are simplest and so are the greatest men. Haren. Band 9, 10,11,12; M-Club 11,12; Track Man- ager 9,10; Football 11. Pesek, Mary I never met a man I didn't like. Rogers. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. Cabinet 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; B- Team Cheerleading 9,10; Varsity Cheerleading 11,12; Student Council 9,12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Class Volleyball Team 10,11; Ribbon Bearer 11. Peters, Mary Jacqueline I hope that nine-tenths of my time will be leisure time. Anonymous. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11; Talent Show 11; Intra- murals 9,10,11. Pierce, Randy He who is matchless among us for his wit. Emerson. County Government Day 9; Track 9,10,11,12; Cross Coun- try 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; Nation- al Honor Society 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11; M-Club 11; Debate Club 9, 10; Chess Club 11; Future Teachers of America 9,10,11,12; Rotary Club Guest 12; Chip, Editor-in-Chief 12; Scholar Quiz Team 12. Pretto, Suzanne Oh, it's a snug little island; a right little, tight little island. Dibdin. B- Team Cheerleading 9,10; Varsity Cheer- leading 11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. Secretary 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10, French Club Secretary 9, Presi- dent 10; German Club 11,12; Ribbon Bearer 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Intramurals 9,10,11; Chip Staff 12; Student Council 12. Pursley, Diana A smile was like an act of grace. Coleridge. G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 11; Future Teachers of America 11; Musical 10; Girls' Glee 10; B-Team Cheerleading 9, 10,11; Intramurals 9,10,11; C.O.E. 12. Raish, Linda Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. Bulwer-Lytton. National Honor Society 11,12; B-Tearri Cheerleading 9,10; Var- sity Cheerleading 11,12; G.A.A. 9,10, 11,12; President 12; Intramurals 9,10, 11,12; Class Basketball Team 9,10,11, 12; Class Volleyball Team 9,10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; Pep Club 9,10, 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; Junior 40 Senior Prom Ribbon Bearer; German Club 9,10,11,12; Foreign Exchange Club 11. Ray, John Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits. Edison. Student Coun- cil 9,11; M-Club 11,12; Pep Club 12; German Club 9,10; Football 9,11,12; Wrestling 10; Musical 9; Class Treasur- er 12. Reardon, Connie Each mind has its own method. Emerson. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 11;12; Art Club 10,11; President 10,11; Yearbook Staff 12; Layout Edi- tor 12; Class Officer 9; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 11; County Day 9. Riney, Pat Nothing is so infectious as example. Kingsley. Roff, Gary A. Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter. Lord Byron. Football 9; Track 9; Baseball 10. Roff, Linda Sue The very pink of courtesy and circum- spection. Goldsmith. GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Red Cross 11,12; President 12; B-Team Cheerleading 9, 10; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; FTA11. Sajovetz, Toni Tis the last rose of summer. Left blooming alone. Moore. Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; Secretary-Treasurer 11; Vice President 12; GAA 9,10,11,12; Cabinet 12; French Club 9,10,11; Mu Alpha Theta 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Class Vol- leyball Team 10; Class Basketball Team 10,11; Varsity Basketball Team 11; B-Team Cheerleading 9,10; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 11; Chip Staff 12; Circulation Manager 12; Spotlight on Youth 12. Sanders, Greg The glory of young men is in their strength. Bible. Sanders, Mark A man of mark. Longfellow. Savary, Michelle Good taste is the flower of good sense. Poincelot. Schneider, James William Better belly burst than good liquor be lost. Swift. Football 9,10; Wrestling 10; German Club 9,10. Schweiger, Ken An all-round good fellow. Anony- mous. Selby, Mike A man's first duty is to be himself. Anonymous. Sharp, Deborah Ann Beauty is no more than a promise of happiness. Stendhal. Pep Club 9,10, 11,12; GAA 9,10,11,12; Cabinet 12; B- Team Cheerleading 9,10,11; Varsity Cheerleading 12; Intramurals 9,10,11, 12; French Club 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Foreign Exchange Club 11; County Day 9; Webster Sports Day 11; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 11. Shaw, Robert William Born with the gift of laughter and with the thought that the world is mad. Sabatini. Track 9; Choir 12; Executive Committee 9,10,11,12; Golf Team 10,11,12; Fire Marshall 12; M- Club 12. Shoemaker, Russell T. A person is never down as long as he is up to something. Anonymous. Shook, Bonnie M. Goodness is beauty is its best estate. Marlowe. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Ger- man Club 9; FTA 9; Greggites 12. Smick, John A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Thackeray. Smith, Venita The art of a woman is beautiful. Anonymous. Pep Club 10,11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Sophomore Maid 10; Girls' Glee 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Pep Club Executive Committee 11,12; GAA Cabi- net 11; Vice President 12; Concert Choir Vice President 11; President 12; Jr.-Sr. Prom Ribbon Bearer 11; Student Council 12; Class Executive Committee 12; Varsity Volleyball 11; Varsity Basketball 10,11. Smith, Debbie She takes pure delight in being purely delightful. Anonymous. Speros, Hope Tis good will that makes intelligence. Emerson. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; GAA 9, 10,11,12; B-Team Cheerleading 9,10; Intramurals 9,10; Student Council 11; Choir 11; Foreign Exchange Club 11; Yearbook Staff 9,10,11; Assistant Edi- tor 11; Class Executive Committee 9,11; Class Executive Committee 9,11; French Club 9,10,11; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; County Day 9; FTA 9,10,11,12; Vice President 11; President 12; Musical 10. Stallman, Carl My ideal of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Anonymous. Chess Club 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; German Club 10,11,12; Dance Band 9, 11; Chip Staff 12. Stanford, Victoria Ann Thou living ray of intellectual life. Falconer. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; GAA 10,11; FTA 9,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Red Cross 9; Scholar Quiz Team 12; Intra- murals 9; American Legion Essay Sec- ond Place 11. Stewart, Donald I'll do anything but work. Anony- mous. Stinson, Carimar Denise Hope and be happy that all is for the best. Tupper. Girls' Glee 10; Youth for Christ 11,12; Concert Choir 12. Stuertz, Kristie J. She bubbles over with talk and life. Anonymous. Pep Club 10,11,12; Girls' Glee 10; Red Cross 10,11. Suarez, Ruby Jean (Hambly) Blessed are the Peacemakers . . . Bible. Sullivan, Anne Louise The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Emerson. B-Team Cheer- leading 9,10; County Day 9; Art Club 9,10; French Club 9,10; GAA 9,10,11, 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Webster Sports Day 11; Foreign Exchange Club 11,12; Secre- tary 11; Student Council 10,11; Yearbook Staff 10,11,12; Editor 12; Class Executive Committee 12. Swap, Terry Lee I never like being hit without striking back. Chamberlain. Football 9,10,11, 12; Baseball 10; Basketball 9; Wres- tling 11,12; M-Club 11. Templeton, Laurie As she walks, sunshine and happiness surround her. Anonymous. Tharp, Ruth Born with the gift of laughter . . . Sabatini. Thomas, Sharon Without adventure civilization is in full decay. Whithead. Trautmann, Claudia Sue Glad that I live am I. Reese. Trans- ferred from Roosevelt 12. Pep Club 12; GAA 12; Pep Club Executive Commit- tee 12; National Honor Society 12. Trower, Maryanne Silence is one of the hardest argu- ments to refute. Billings. National Senior Directory Continued on page 159 41 Brenda Abuzeide Linda Allen Sue Allen Virgil Amos Sue Anderson Harold Attyberry Linda Autrey Norma Ayers Vickie Babb Debbie Baker Jill Baker Cary Barton Patti Beach Cliff Belleville Jeff Bender Penny Benz Kathy Berni Bonnie Biggs Lynn Bitter Mary Kay Blumer Bill Boehmer Charles Bolden Leroy Bolton Chuck Bott Mike Bowers Bob Braun Candy Brelsford 44 Larry Brockmeyer Louise Brockmeyer Bill Brown Sue Browning Fern Burnett Pam Burton Charles Callaway Pat Carlyn Pat Casey Marylynn Cole Dave Collins Mike Colombo Mike Nack, Vice-President, Joe Rideout, Treasurer, Larry Todd, President, Lisa Speros, Secretary. Marsha Crist Debbie Daniels Diane Daniels Barret Davis Bob Decker Pam DePrender Pat Descal Ray Devine Sue Devine David Dickerson Vickie Dicus Bill Douthit Robyn Dunn Suzanne Emmons Larry Erpschloe Loretta Evans Aileen Fahey Calvin Fergusson Jeff Fidler Mike Foster Garret Frechman Allen Frick Rick Gluck Tim Granger Diane Green Debbie Griffith Jim Grimm Pam Grisham Cindy Guelker Diane Guest Steve Hale Terry Hall 45 Sue Harrison Judy Heggs Ray Heinshon Richard Herman Mike Hendrix Clark Hickman Becky Hilderbrand Candy Hobart John Hochstatter Ray Hollingsworth Linda Hodge Pearlie Hopson Push here and Chatty Kathy talks. Judy Horn Chris Houghton Debbie Huff Frank Hummert Patricia Jackson John Jaegers Linda Jenkerson Scot Jenkins Bob Jonas Faith Jones Jerry Jones Robert Joos Patricia Keleman Allan Killion 46 Happiness is finding out you're not so dumb after all. Betty King Sandy Kuchnio Bob Laux Anita Lawson Madeline Lenza Artie Licata Phil Licata Wanda Lindsey Debbie Loeffel Judy Love Marilyn Love Paula Love Ron Martin Sharon Mendel Bill Miller Scott Miskimon Bev Mitchell John Molick Dave Moore Kent Moreland Terry Myers Sharon McIntyre Sandy McMillan Sonia McMillan Mike Nack Tom Nickeson Janet O'Connor Dean Olsen Donna Owens Micky Owens Wanda Painter Leslie Peck Ann Phillips Steve Pinkston Tom Pinson Steve Potter Bobbie Sue Province Martha Ralphs Dennis Rayfield Gail Reece 47 Bill Reeves Miles Relich Carolyn Renna Frank Renna Phil Reden Jim Richardson Joe Rideout Linda Roberson Phyllis Rudy Mike Sallee Joann Sanders Cindy Scheel Cathy Scheidt Tom Serra Bill Shane Carolyn Shelton Ron Shives Terry Shoemaker Linda Skorat Denise Smith Lisa Speros Sherry Speros Chris Spiker Carol Stallman Leo Stevens Rena Stoneking Terry Stroisch Dan Stuertz Cynthia Swatske Gene Taylor Bonnie Templeton Larry Todd Heather Toombs Terry Travis Ray Trout Cathy Turner Judy Turner Dan Warren Jeanette Washburn Ron Waterford Ken Watkins Debbie Watson Kevin Welby Steve Wheeler Bob Whitaker Angie White Kelvin Williams Wally Williams Robyn Wilson Kathy Woodley Jim Wolf Gary Workes Ricky Young Paul Yourtee Steve Zeller Charles Aitch Tom Andrews Victor Beck Bruce Botts Tom Buttenhoff Pat Butler James Byington Bill Cain Michael Curry Richard Davis Kennith Dickerson Juniors Not Pictured Gary Everson Gene Guelker Rita Hawthorne Daniel Lippert George May Mark Molter Cliff Moulton Ed McDaniel Bill Rives Mike Sage Carol Savary Mike Shaw Terry Summerfield Brenda Underwood Mickey Werner George Whitaker Mike Wiggins Ron Willis Vanessa Willis Vaneta Willis 46 Rick Adams Jim Affolter Valerie Ameis Richard Amos Denny Arnett Robert Aubin Vince Avola Gene Babb Denise Banks Jim Beck Debbie Beck Pat Belleville Chris Bentley Steve Bert Sandy Beye Mary Ann Bisso Randy Blase Chris Brady Joe Breeding Pat Bressler Judy Brewer Kevin Brockschmidt Brian Brooner Dennis Browning Kevin Burgess Patty Byington Cathy Casey Mark Casey Rosemary Cavanaugh Debbie Cherry Robert Clark Pam Crews Rick Crouch Terry Dalton Kay Daniel Joyce Davis Carol Devine Russell Diefenbach Charles Donohue Ginny Doyle Irene Dreher Debbie Feagans Jean French Michele Frick Mike Fudge Carl Fuhrman Mike Fuhrman John Fultz Don Fumagalli Mike Gallina Jim Gates Steve Gluck Dennis Goggin Nita Goodrich Don Green Tom Green Cheri Grisham Tom Grommet Bill Hall Thomas Hall John Hardin Mike Harding Cheryl Harlen Suzanne Harris Juanita Harrison Lillie Mae Harry Malcolm Harry Robin Hartwick Security is Knowing Your 50 Joan Hayashi Kay Hazelip Pat Heald Thomas Helm Carol Hickenbothem Dave Hickman Tim Higgins Keith Hoemann Sue Holdman Don Jefferson Steve Jenkins Randy Jennings Gwen Jessie John Johnson Teresa Joller Dave Jolly Della Jones James Jones Louis Jones Pam Jones Terry Jones Diana Joos Scott Keller John Kemper Wanda Kennedy Kevin Kiger Jerre Killion Chester Klein Susan Kling Raymond Knowles Sharon Lane Sue Laux Joan Leach MikeLenza Gina Licata Debbie Link Toni Mahoney Gary Manoogian Sandy Marshall Susan Martin Randy Mauk Eugene McBride 51 Theresa McCollum Paul McGruder Alice McKinnon Caren Miller Gwen Minor Pam Moeller Paula Mondaine Pat Morris Dale Mulkey John Muller Robert Myers Paul Nagel Cindy Nenninger Kathy Notter Karen Ogle Dan O'Neill Gary Orrick Steve Pappas Paula Parker Joan Patty James Pavelka Donna Perrino Steve Peters Ricky Pickles Mark Casey, Vice-President, Dale Mulkey, Treasurer, Bob Raisn, President. Not Pictured: Pat Heald, Secretary. Dennis Pierce Mike Pierce Dave Pinson Nancy Price Mary Pulos Bob Raish Roxanna Rapert Donna Ray Doug Rayfield Sue Ricketts Ronnie Rivers Marilyn Roberson Scott Robideau Frank Romeo Pat Sappington Chris Schaeffer 52 Tim Selby Debbie Shatley Gary Shatto DeeDee Shaw Edward Shaw Richard Shockey Alice Sheehan Drew Simonis Dave Sivcovich Sally Slippian Charity Smith Mike Smith Paul Smith Mary Sparling James Stewart Bill Story Mike Straughn Jerry Stroisch Steve Suarez Margaret Summers John Taylor Linda Thompson Margaret Timanus Sheila Todd Lucious Toney Pam Townsend Bob Trautman Cheryl Trout George Tucker Edward Turner William Ulmer Mary Valleroy Sophomores Not Pictured Bridgette Anderson Elva Blackwell Myron Cash Chris Cochran Pam Craft Ted Crist Larry Edmond Donna Friend Mike Gallina Bev Gooch Carla Hamilton Rick Hendrix Linda Jordan Jean Killiebrew Ricky Killiebrew Mark Kukay Rodney Leek Russell Leek Ray Logan Debbie Nalls Linda O'Brien Forrest Owens Dave Throgmorton Robert Vlcek Pam Votaw Dave Werner Gloria Young Tom Vance Pam Vickers Nancy Warner Joe Warnhoff George Weisman Ralph White Delores Wiggins Andrea Williams Brenda Williams Leroy Williams Robin Williams Sharon Williams Manetta Wolfe Dan Woodruff Silas Wright Anne York Jim York Sara Young Jim Zeller 53 Daryl Aitch Tib Albach Steve Allen Ronnie Anderson Paul April David Arnett Charles Aubuchon Jim Autrey Pat Barlow Barbara Bartee Denise Bartz Ed Basta Sue Beck Mary Ann Bennett Mary Ellen Beye Richard Bitter Steve Bitter Bob Bivens Mike Blumer Sharon Bolden J im Bolego Edgar Boly Marie Boly Ardith Bowen 54 Rosemary Breeding A1 Bridges Keith Browning Jeanette Bryson Rosemary Buckingham Gary Burgess Steve Burns Sabrina Byndam Dave Callaway Pat Campbell Bruce Carter Richard Casey Vicki Cavanaugh Bill Cochran Betty Collins Donna Collins Marlene Colyer Terry Cooke Vicki Crouch Maria Cushman Yvonne Dattoli Ramona Davis Ann Dedeaux Christy Deneff Debbie DePrender Warren Dickerson Kim Dunn Dave Evans Cheryl Fahey Beverly Freeman Alcee Foreman Patty Garret Linda Gerling Everett Graham Mary Green Matt Green Mike Grosch Steve Guttierrelz Laurie Haines Greg Hall Ricky Hall Sue Handing John Hardy Peter Harry Turn around and your sophomores. 55 Gary Hartmann Mary Hartney Tom Havey Bill Hayles Kathy Haynes Charles Hazelip Marty Heifer Beverly Helms Debbie Hensley Bev Herberts Bill Herrell Dan Higgins Sandy Hildebrand Mike Hobart Scott Hoeferlin Jeni Hoffman Lou Ann Hollman Steve Holmes Jackie Hooker Laura Hooker Lorinza Hopson Aaron Hubbard Joyce Huff Henry Hummert Debbie Hughes Daniel Jackson Venita Jackson Laura Jaegers Mara Jenkins Debbie Johnson Hope Jones Karen Jones Pat Jones Robert Jones Gary Joos Randy Jordan Gerald Joyce Vickie Joyce Richard Kinkelar Peter Kirksley Carmen Kon Karen Knowles Edward Kuhl Joan Kurrelmeyer Rick Lasley Marcia Lenza Cathy Lewry Richard Lippert Ken Todd, President, Rick Lasley, Vice-President, Yvonne Dattoli, Treasurer. Pictured: Barry Shaw, Secretary. 56 Security is having a best friend. Steve Lofton Ricky Lo’pez Paul Lore Steve Manson Mary Jane Martin Peggy Mattox Eddie May June May Diane Mills Walter Mills Mike Montalbano Tim Moore John Mouser Peppie McBride Kim McDonald Larry McKinnon Wallace McMillan Karen Nagel Ray Nebbit Eddie Nickeson James Norful Patti O'Brien Patrick O'Laughlin Paul Olsen Gary Parks Glenda Parks Randy Penrod Shirley Phillips 57 Marcia Picasso Martin Pinkston Robert Pope Paula Pople Kent Pore Al Pottgens Christy Powell Loetta Price Yvonne Priebe Bobbie Reardon John Reardon Ricky Redman Vicki Redman Vicki Rickman Carla Robertson Mark Robinson Gay Rodgers Don Roth Pam Roth Linda Schall Art Schoenberger Barbara Seaton Barry Shaw Marie Sheffield Susan Shelton David Sherman Kevin Shives Harold Shook Danny Smith Keith Smith Mark Smith Francine Southard Debbie Stanford Sue Pappas Mike Staley Paul Stephens Janet Stokley Katherine Stroback Tim Sullivan Chris Swallow Freshmen Not Pictured Mike Besch Mara Jenkins Danny Bragg Hope Jones Richard Cherry Patrick Jones Arthur Dedeaux Bruce Kemp Marry Defrenne Dennis Kay Tom Foster Carol Perdue Donald Grantham Phillip Pope Mary Green Carol Reed Gary Hampton Ben Smith Bill Herrell Renee Wessel Gary Honkomp Jeanne Willis Evelyn Jaegers Judy Wolf 58 John Swallow Tony Swedholm EricTessereau Arthur Thames Theresa Thompson Ken Todd Tom Topolski Sylvia Trautman Bev Trolinger Jackie Vahle Joe Vance Joyce Voss Lynn Walker Claudia Watson Linda Weatherford Nancy Wesselman Kay Whitaker Larry Whitmann Wynn Wiegand Anita Wiggins Gilbert Williams Edward Willis Jeff Wilson Debbie Winder Tom Wren Nancy York Linda Zubcic Candy Zurbriggen We've got the funny, funny freshmen on our side. 59 The Chip Miss Joanne Kilsberg, adviser, confers with Randy Pierce, editor-in-chief. THE CHIP Staff Editor-in-Chief: Randy Pierce News Editor: Ken Hovis Feature Editor: Sue Durney Copy Editor: Sue Casey Artist: Richard Hempen Make-up Editor: Joyce Holland Sports Editor: Sonny Brady Asst. Sports Editor: Dede Fuhrman Photo Editor: Darrell Hoemann Circulation Manager: Toni Sajovetz Spotlight on Youth: Toni Sajovetz, Sue Pretto Reporters: Dorothy Alexander, Doug Bagby, Lois Botts, Bob Eck, Linda Myers, Sue Nack, Sue Pretto, Jim Renz, Debbie Sharp, Carl Stallman, Rhonda Weaver. NEWSPAPERS, SIGNS OF THE TIMES is the title of a Na- tional Newspaper Week display. These young journalists survey the results of their diligent efforts. The journalistic giants prepare and proof copy during fifth hour journalism class. 62 SEATED: Bruce Bradley, president ROW 1: M. Love, S. Durney, S. Pretto, R. Wilson, L. Skorat, S. Nack, S. Casey, P. Beach, R. Waterford, ROW 2: J. Fidler, B. Provinse, M. Nack, T. Nickeson, P. Yourtee, R. Martin, H. Speros, L. Brewer, V. Stanford, W. Hartman ROW 3: M. McKinney, S. Pinkston, J. Mitchell, R. Keel, D. Jolly. Mu Alpha Theta Membership in Mu Alpha Theta is honorary, bestowed upon stu- dents who have completed four semesters of college preparatory mathematics and are enrolled in a fifth semester of mathematics. Mem- bers must also have at least a B over-all grade average. The or- ganization tries to promote keener interest and enjoyment of mathe- matics and develop a sound scholarship in the subject. The 1970 officers are as follows: Bruce Bradley, President; Wayne Hart- man, Treasurer; John Mitchell, Vice-President; Sue Durney, Sec- retary. A Wednesday night meeting in room 208. Torch Torch officers—Ken Hovis, vice president; Sue Nack, secretary; Bruce Bradley, president. Senior Torch members-ROW 1: V. Barnes, V. Stanford, T. Sajovetz, V. Wilkie, L. Brewer, S. Durney, L. Raish. ROW 2: E. Mueller, S. Nack, S. Casey, J. Walk- er, H. Speros, M. Trower, S. Pretto, C. Trautman. ROW 3: B. Bradley, J. Bringewatt, D. Jolly, R. Keel, J. Mitchell,R. Pierce, K. Hovis, W. Hartman. Torch is the MRH chapter of the National Honor Society. The members are selected from the junior and senior classes by the entire faculty. To qualify, each member must have a B+ aver- age and must have demonstrated leader- ship qualities, good character, and service to his school. Torch members are presented to the entire student body and faculty in an annual all-school assembly held speci- fically for that purpose. The formal ini- tiation ceremony is held in the evening for the benefit of the honoree's parents and friends. Junior Torch members-ROW 1: D. Baker, F. Jones, B. Provinse, F. Burnett, L. Skorat, B. Hil- derbrand. ROW 2: C. Savary, L. Peck, S. Emmons, P. Beach, D. Smith, S. Allen. ROW 3: R. Wilson, M. Nack, S. Hale, P. Yourtee, G. Fid- dler, R. Joos, D. Huff. Quill In ascending order; Toni Sajovetz, Randy Pierce, Sue Durney, Ken Hovis, Dorothy Alex- ander, Anne Sullivan, Sue Casey, Sue Nack, Sue Pretto. Miss Joanne Kilsberg, sponsor, is pictured at right. 65 and Scroll Quill and Scroll is the international honorary so- ciety for journalists on the high school level. The society has been in exis- tence at Maplewood since 1947, the purpose being to encourage and reward in- dividual achievement in journalism. Membership may be secured by juniors or sen- iors who rank in the upper third of their class, have a B + or better in journal- ism, do superior work on the school newspaper or yearbook, and have earned the recommendation of their sponsor. The members develop leadership qualities through the intellectual experience of high school journalism. It is hoped that from these young people will come the professional journalists of the future. ROW 1—M. Pesek, S. Pretto, S. Casey, P. Grisham, R. Hawthorne, L. Meyers L. Forrest, ROW 2—D. Jones, D. Moeller, J. Bringewatt, N. Leach, B. Evans, D. Grisham, C. Grommet, R. Klein ROW 3-V. Smith, L. Kretchmar, L. Harry, S. Young, D. Collins, M. Nack, A. Licata, J. Rideout, L. Todd ROW 4-W. Johnson, R. Jenkins, C. Hobart, S. Speros, S. Allen, S. Beck, L. Speros, ROW 5-K. Jones, K. Haynes, T. Joller, S. Ricketts, C. Grisham, J. Leach, L Hooker, G. Doyle, T. Albach, T. Grommet, R. Raish, M. Casey, P. April, R. Lasley, Mr. Detering Student Council The Student Council, consisting of representatives elected by the student body, works to establish closer communication between the students and the administration. This year the council worked with the Foreign Exchange Club on their candy sale and organized a new system of electing cheerleaders. Left to right: Debbie Moeller, recording secretary; Norman Leach, treasurer; Luther Forrest, president; Bill Evans, Vice president; Not pictured—Linda Conrad, corresponding secretary 66 SITTING: P. Nishimoto, A. Horvat. ROW 1; left to right-T. Swap, R. Trout, L. Forrest, J. Brown, K. Underwood. ROW 2 R. Pierce, J. Mitchell, J. Ray, D. Bagby, M. O'Neill, C. Whitney. ROW 3-M. Winchester, N. Leach, D. Jolly, J. Bringewatt M. Fuhrman, S. Brady. ROW 4-T. Serra, R. Amos, B. Myers, D. Collins. ROW S-K. Watkins, R. Crouch, K. Williams, L. Todd, V. Amos, M. McKinney, B. Raish. M-Club The Maplewood lettermen, under the supervision of Mr. Rohlfing, strive to promote good sportsmanship and bring recognition to athletic activities. The M-Club operates the concession stand during wrestling and basket- ball season, and continues to add to the Maplewood Hall of Fame. Re- quirements for membership are the possession of a varsity letter, or the possession of a junior varsity letter, with club approval. Brady, President; Trout, vice-president; Bringewatt, Secretary, Underwood, treasurer. Linda Rash, Captain Cindy Mowrer, Co-captain Mary Pesek Sue Pretto SueCasey Linda Alton 1970 Cheerleaders Patti Heald 68 Debbie Sharp Donna Ray M-RH Pep Club SENIOR MEMBERS: ROW 1-B. Eck, J. Ray ROW 2-B. Hitchens, L. Imperial, C. Grommet, T. Sajovetz, E. Jones, C. Harr, J. Peters, L. Hummel, D. Grisham, L. Myers, D. Sharp ROW 3-A. Lyles, V. Smith, Y. Williams, V. Stanford, H. Speros, N. Bolte, C Trautman D Fuhrman, L. Brewer, M. Trower, V. Barnes ROW 4-L. Botts, C. Mowrer, V. Wilkie, J. Holland, S. Durney, S. Pretto D. Alexander, L. Raish, M. Pesek, S. Casey, L. Willis ROW 5-L. Kretchmar, D. Moeller, D. Woodley, K. Stuertz JUNIOR MEMBERS: ROW 1—P. Benz, M. Ralphs, B. Templeton, B. Mitchell, R. Hawthorne, J. Turner, P. Grisham, L. Autrey, N Goodrich, B. Hilderbrand, B. Abuseide ROW 2-P. Hopson, R. Dunn, H. Toombs, J. Heggs, B. Biggs, C. Renna, D. Daniels, L. Myers, S. McMillan, K. Woodley, D. Watson ROW 3-B. King, D. Huff, L. Skorat, R. Wilson, P. Jackson, S Speros, C. Hobart, L. Speros, L. Bitter, J. Baker, S. Jenkins ROW 4-B. Provinse, D. Griffith, D. Baker, S. Anderson, K. Berm, J. Love, S. Allen, b. Browning, C. Shelton, L. Peck, M. Blumer ROW 5-T. Serra, R. Trout, R. Young, J. Rideout, D. Collins, V. Dicus, M. Love, L. Brockmeyer, L. Jenkerson 69 i SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: ROW 1—R. Rapert, B. Williams, P. Moeller, M. Pulos, P. Crews, C. Harlan, C. Hickenbothan, M. Frick, R. Cavanaugh, S. Marshall, J. Davis ROW 2—C. Nenninger J. Harrison, C. Brady, J. Patty, P. Bressler, D. Mulkey, T. Dal- ton, C. Bentley, D. Shaw, S. Young, D. Ray ROW 3—K. Ogle, P. Morris, J. Brewer, D. Feagans, P. Parker, D. Beck, S. Holdman, P. Townsend, L. Perkins, D. Link, D. Shatley ROW 4-A. York, J. Leach, P. Heald, S. Ricketts, G. Doyle, T. Joller, C. Grisham, S. Lane, J. Hayashi, C. Casey, D. Joos ROW 5—C. Schaeffer, K. Miller, S. Williams, N. Werner, G. Jessie, D. Jones, P. Bellville FRESHMEN MEMBERS: ROW 1-K. Jones, D. Stanford, M. Boly, S. Pappas, N. York, S. Beck, L. Hooker, R. Davis, B. Hems, D. Mills, V. Rickman ROW 2—J. May, J. Martin, P. Garrett, J. Bryson, V. Crouch, J. Kurrelmeyer, S. Hilderbrand, K. Stroback, L. Gerling, B. Collins, K. Haynes ROW 3—D. Johnson, J. Vahle, R. Buckingham, A. Bowen, L. Walker, D. Bartz, R. Breeding, L. Shaw, L. Zubcic, B. Herbert, M. Heifer ROW 4—J. Hooker, S. Shelton, S. Handing, S. Trautman, N. Wesselman, H. Jones, M. Jenkins, M. Picasso, L. Weatherford 70 G.A.A. Cabinet V. Smith, S. Casey, C. Grommet, L. Brewer, S. Durney, D. Huff, D. Baker, M. Pesek, D. Fuhrman, C. Mowrer, L. Raish, D. Sharp, T. Sajovetz, D. Alexander, S. Pretto Pep Club Officers T. Joller, secretary; T. Sajovetz, vice-president; C. Grommet, president. V. Smith, Vice-President; L. Raish, president; S. Pretto, secretary; S. Casey, treasurer. G.A.A. Officers 71 Girls' Athletic Freshmen Sophomores ROW 1—M. Pulos, P. Byington, P. Crews, C. Harlon, C. Hickenbotham, T. Mohoney, M. Frick, R. Cavanaugh, S. Marshal, J. Davis, ROW 2—C. Nenniger, J. Harrison, C. Brady, J. Patty, P. Bressler, D. Mulkey, T. Dalton, C. Bentley, D. Shaw, S. Young, D. Ray ROW 3—N. Warner, P. Morris, S. Holdman, P. Townsend, L. Perkins, D. Link, M. Bisso, ROW 4—A. York, J. Leach, P. Heald, S. Ricketts, G. Doyle, T. Joller S. Grisham, S. Lane, J. Hayashi, C. Casey, D. Joos. ROW 1—K. Jones, M. Boly, S. Pappas, N. York, K. Knowles, S. Beck, C. Deneff, R. Davis, B. Helms, J. Hoffman, L. Hooker, ROW 2—J. May, J. Martin, P. Garrett, J. Bryson, V. Crouch, K. Dunn, J. Kurrelmeyer, L. Jegers, S. Hilderbrand, K. Stroback, B. Bartee, ROW 3—D. Johnson, J. Vahle, L. Walker, D. Bartz, M. Sheffield, L. Haynes, P. McBride, R. Breeding, L. Schall, L. Zubric, B. Herbert, ROW 4—C. Watson, J. Hooker, J. Huff, S. Handing, S. Troutman, D. Hensley, H. Jones, M. Jenkins, M. Picasso, L. Weatherford, M. Heifer, ROW 5—M. Colier, A. Bowen, R. Buckingham, S. Shelton, C. Kon, N. Wesselman, V. Rick- man, K. Haynes Association Juniors ROW 1—P. Benz, M. Ralphs, B. Templeton, B. Mitchell, R. Hawthorne, J. Turner, P. Grisham, L. Autry, N. Goodrich, B. Hildebrand, B. Abuzeide ROW 2—P. Hopson, R. Dunn, H. Toombs, J. Heggs, B. Biggs, C. Renna, D. Daniels, T. Myers, S. McMillan, K. Woodley, D. Watson ROW 3-D. Huff, L. Skorat, R. Wilson, F. Burnett, P. Jackson, S. Speros, C. Hobart, L. Speros, L. Bitter, J. Baker, S. Emmons ROW 4-C. Scheel, D. Griffith, D. Baker, S. Anderson, N. Ayers, J. Love, S. Allen, S. Browning, C. Shelton, L. Peck, M. Blumer Seniors ROW 1—B. Hitchens, L. Imperial, C. Grommet, T. Sajovetz, E. Jones, C. Harr, J. Peters, L. Hummel, D. Grisham, L. Myers, D. Sharp ROW 2-A. Lyles, V. Smith, Y. Williams, V. Stanford, H. Speros, N. Bolte, C. Trautman, D. Fuhrman, L Brewer, M. Trower, V. Barnes ROW 3-L. Botts, C. Mowrer, V. Wilke, J. Holland, S. Durney, S. Pretto, D. Alexander, L. Raish, M. Pesek, S. Casey 73 Greggites— Secretaries of the Future Left to right: Jean Hambly, Lynn Kretchmar, Vickie Walters, Vickie Burns, Maryanne Trower, Jean Walker, Lorie Riney, Bonnie Shook, Carol Grommet, Joyce Irwin, Michelle Savory, Sue Grayson, (SEATED) Ellen Juwer. GREGGITES Established in 1955, the Greggites are members of the secretarial practice class. Sponsored by Miss Joyce King, the group tries to get extended practice in the arts of shorthand and typing, and broaden their knowledge of business practice. Activities for the year include visiting offices, having guest speakers, and performing in the talent show. ROW 1—K. Dunn, M. Love, D. Joos, K. Ogle, L. Weatherford. ROW 2—P. Parker, G. Minor, E. Jones, K. Knowles, M. Cole, P. Hopson, C. Nenninger. Pom-Pom Girls The Pom-pom girls provide entertainment at half-time. This newly formed organization at M-RH provides the members with an enjoyable activity, as well as giving them a chance to exhibit school spirit. All members are required to maintain a C average and must show a sense of rhythm and coordina- tion when auditioning before a faculty committee. The Pom-Pom girls provide entertainment at all home basketball games and the KXOK All Stars vs. Male faculty game. The sponsors are Miss Carolyn Dorsch and Miss Sandra Freeman. 75 •' Foreign Exchange Club and Rabea Filali Exchange Student The Foreign Exchange Club was reactivated in 1969 with the aim of providing a group of students who would be responsible for the so- cial and cultural activities of the American Field Service student and thereby help to relieve the host family of some responsibility for this part of the program. With an increase in membership and under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bruschke, Mrs. Pierce, and Mr. Detering, the club members have in- dividually escorted Rabea Filali to various events, held a Christmas Party in her honor, and sold chocolate bars to raise funds for future programs. Foreign Exchange Club members meet with sponsor Mrs. Bruschke. From left to right: Mrs. Bruschke, Gary Joos, T. Myers, D. 76 ■D«ut«U V i Shaw, M. Nack, D. Fuhrman, D. Jolly, A. Sullivan, R. Casey, K. Dunn. 77 Cooperative Occupational Education FRONT: J. Voss, J. Shives, D. Craft, D. Pursley, V. Walters, G. Pappas, J. Hall, R. Greb BACK: J. Dolcour, L. Alton, T. Mueller, J. Hunziker, P. Riney, D. Stewart, Mr. Forrest Whitworth, R. Tharp, J. Irwin, D. Allen The students enrolled in C.O.E. class, under the direction of Mr. Forrest Whitworth, meet regular- ly to discuss the activities of their organization. These stu- dents attend classes in the morn- ing and gain practical experience in the working world through their jobs in the afternoon. Among other activities, C.O.E. annually holds an Employer- Employee Banquet. Future Teachers of America SEATED: Sue Allen, Sheryl Harlan, Anne York, Becky Hildebrand, Lisa Speros, Hope Speros, Mrs. Rodewald STANDING: Carol Hickenbotham, Renee Wessel, Pam Crews, Donna Collins, Sue Ricketts, Donna Perrino, Brenda Abuzeide, Judy Wolf, Sandy Hildebrand, Susan Holdman, Chris Bentley, Vicky Stanford, Denise Banks, Debbie Beck, Rosemary Buckingham Future Teachers Of America provides information for aspiring teachers through lectures, field trips, discussions, and workshops. In addition, the organization participates in such activities as the KXOK all stars vs. male-faculty basketball game, bake sales, and coat checks in order to raise money for its scholarship fund. Mrs. Diane Rodewald sponsors F.T.A. Epsilon Beta SEATED: Debbie Moeller, John Mitchell, Lisa Speros, Linda Imperial STANDING: Mrs. Heidolph, Randy Pierce, Patty Garrett, Katherine Stroback, Dan Woodruff, Robert Clark Under the leadership of Mrs. Olive Heidolph, Epsilon Beta, in the first year at M-RH, hopes to learn about kinds of libraries and library procedures. Since Epsilon Beta is a new organization most of there time has been spent organizing the group for future activities. 79 RED CROSS MEMBERS: BACK ROW—Joan Hayashi, Anne York, Becky Hilderbrand, Mary Ann Bisso, Debbie Beck, Susan Holdman, Danise Banks. FRONT ROW—Michelle Frick, Sheryl Harlan, Diana Joos, Linda Roff, Cathy Keefe, Joyce Trulove, Terry Myers, Chris Bentley. Red Cross Under the leadership of Mrs. Sherry Spicuzza, the Red Cross members strive to main- tain their ideal of service. Dur- ing the school year, the mem- bers participate in such projects as filling Christmas stockings for the aged, giving parties for orphans, and visiting chil- dren's hospitals. Membership is open to anyone willing to devote some of his time to help others. Club members spent many hours wrapping gifts and filling Christmas stockings. ABOVE: ROW 1—M. Straughn, C. Powell, P. Loeffel, P. Campbell, B. Story ROW 2 J. Gates, D. Hoemann, B. Clark, ROW 3 K. Hoemann, M. Kerper, R. Clark RIGHT: Keith Hoemann, Secretary; Paul Nagel, Executive Member; Darrell Hoemann, President History Seminar Stage Crew The members of the stage crew are unsung heroes of assemblies and M-RH theatrical productions. Un- der the guidance of Mr. Paul Cochran, they perform all the nec- essary operations behind the scenes that help make these pro- ductions successes. The members must tolerate a six-week trial peri- od and must be accepted by the other members of the group. The newly revived History Seminar differs oppor- tunities to investigate and discuss contempor- ary social and political issues. The club is sponsored by Mr. Robert de Jong, and member- ship is open to any stu- dent interested in prob- ing for solutions to world problems. Left to right: D. Hoemann, R. Waterford, B. Botts, Mr. dejong, D. Jolly, B. Douthit. Fore- ground: J. Brinewatt 81 Left to right: J. O'Conner, D. Lee, R. Filali, R. Shockey Annual Staff In the tiny, cluttered publications office on fourth floor, our editor-in-chief, Anne Sullivan, directs the work of the 1970 MAPLE LEAVES staff. Debbie Baker, Connie Reardon, Mary Kay Blumer, and Carolyn Shelton check copy for the book, while Leslie Peck and Sue Nack quickly type it. Debbie Huff, business manager, counts the money, and Dede Fuhrman, ad- vertising editor, plans the ad pages. 82 Sue Casey—Secretary Bruce Bradley—Treasurer Sue Pretto—Vice-Pres. for Social Affairs Linda Brewer—Presidnet Richard Hempen—Vice-Pres. for Publicity German Club German students enjoy an opportunity to meet and share their common interests in the Deutsch people and culture. The club devotes a great deal of time and energy to projects such as fund raising for the AFS, the annual hike at Rockwood, meeting with other St. Louis area German Clubs, the banquet at Schober's, the Christmas party, the Faschings Party, and the Mayfest. ABOVE: STANDING-P. Nagal, D. Evans, P. Lore, M. Bisso, T. Sullivan, J. Hoffman, T. Albach, Mrs. Bruschke, J. Bryson, R. Casey SEATED—J. Brewer, M. Straughn, D. Shaw, M. Sheffield, K. Stroback, J. Martin, M. Bennett, J. Kur- relmeyer AT LEFT: SEATED-K. Hovis, C. Stallman, R. Keel, R. Hempen, B. Bradley, W. Hartman, M. Kerper STANDING—K. Moreland, C. Hickman, D. Stuertz, J. Bringewatt, L. Brockmeyer, L. Skorat, W. Douthit, M. Love, B. Hilderbrand, E. Mueller, V. Wilkie, S. Pretto, L. Brewer, S. Casey French Club The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Vincenza Pierce this year began operating on a full-time basis for the first time. Membership has increased accordingly by about thirty members. The main purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in the French language and culture. This organization has participated in a long list of activities each year including a progressive dinner, viewing French plays, Christmas caroling, visiting art exhibits, and helping to raise money for the A.F.S. foreign exchange program. Sue Allen, Secretary; Carolyn Renna, Vice-President; A Tuesday night meeting of the French Club. Denise Smith, President Susan Holdman, Treasurer ROW 1—D. Moeller, V. Crouch, L. Speros, A. Nickerson, S. Young, R. Jennings ROW 2—D. Beck, M. Blumer, C. Renna, P. Benz, C. Scheel, D. Mulkey, D. Smith ROW 3—S. Holdman, D. Banks, B. Biggs, R. Buckingham, M. Picasso, C. Kon, S. Shelton, L. Haynes, P. McBride ROW 4—N. Wesselman, M. Cole, L. Weatherford, S. Handing, L. Gerling, P. Moeller ROW 5—J. Jones, B. King, J. Fulz, S. McMillan, R. Lasley, J. AtFolter Madrigal ROW 1—L. Imperial, D. Watson, W. Kennedy, B. Biggs ROW 2—V. Smith, C. Grommet, P. Townsend ROW 3-C. Ferguson, K. Evans, ROW 4—R. Heinsohn, T. Mueller ROW 1—L. Imperial, Secretary D. Watson, Treasurer; B. Biggs Robe Chairman, ROW 2—J. Brown Robe Chairman; V. Smith, President; T. Mueller, Vice- President Concert Choir ROW 1—L Imperial, D. Daniel, S. McMillian, A. Lyles, L. Willis, L. Autry, W. Kennedy, B. Biggs ROW 2-D. Watson, V. Smith, C. Grommet, C. Stinson, D. Moeller, P. Townsend, C. Mowrer ROW 3-J. Brown, B. Shaw, D. Warren, C. Ferguson, D. Daniels, C. Scheel, M. Frick ROW 4-R. Heinsohn, V. Heinsohn, T. Mueller, K. Evans Girls7 Chorus ROW 1-J. Bryson, D. Story, M. Summers, P. Votaw, D. Link, G. Doyle, C. Smith, D. Smith. ROW 2-W. Lindsey, C. Brady V. Crouch, S. Thomas, D. Williams, D. Shaw, T. Dalton, S. Lane, C. Schaeffer, M. Robertson, ROW 3-C Hamilton B Anderson, N. Werner, P. Grisham, C. Bentley, P. Bellville, P. Byington, C. Devine, J. Killibrew ROW 4-Pearlie Hopson' G Jessie,, D. Jones, B. Cavanaugh, D. Riley, L. Riley, M. Timanus, S. Ricketts, P. Parker Chorus ROW 1—C. DeNeef, S. Byndon, S. Boldan, C. Cushman, C. Kon, K. Stroback, V. Jack- son, K. Nagel S. Beck, B. Freeman ROW 2— J. Stokley, P. Roth, C. Ross, S. Phillips, K. Stuertz, A. Jefferson, R. Rivers, J. French, J. Hoffman ROW 3—G. Parks, R. Davis, R. Buckingham, B. Collins, D. Bartz, E. Jones, C. Stinson, G. Babb, R. Killiebrew, V. Joyce, D. Winder 86 87 Instrumental Music Department ROW 1: Left to Right—C. Mowrer, A. York, L. Haynes, C. Harlan, P. Jones, J. Barker, R. Stoneking, P. Crews, J. Patty. ROW 2—D. Jolly, B. Hilderbrand, K. Berni, M. Heifer, B. Abuzeide, T. Higgins, A. Bowen, M. Grosch, P. Mattox, R. Casey, M. Shaw, E. Tessereau, S. Zeller, ROW 3: D. Rayfield, S. Bert, P. Jones, J. Zeller, M. Sheffield, J. Hardy, G. Williams, D. Higgins, J. Perkins, P. Stevens, R. 88 The strains of Age of Aquarius and Marne filter through the crisp autumn air interrupting many first hour classes, much to the dismay of M-RH's devoted students. Yes, Mr. Jean Chard's marching and singing band is rehearsing and working out new maneuvers for their half-time performance at the football games. The band performed at assemblies, provided music for Oliver, and took part in an annual Spring Festival. Also, for the first time, the Marching Blue performed in a Saint Patrick's Day parade in downtown St. Louis. The band has a varied repertoire ranging from classical selections to show tunes to popular music. Long after the instruments and uniforms have been stowed away, SENIORS will still remem- ber the rolled trouser legs and sneakered feet of Mr. Chard and the melodic notes of his musicmakers. Officers: Bruce Bradley, president; Dale Mul- key, secretary-treasurer; Steve Zeller, vice president. Bruns, D. Jolly, H. Attyberry, B. Bradly, Mr. Chard. ROW 4: J. Jones, B. Miller, D. Rayfield, M. Harding, K. Hoemann, D. Mulkey, D. O'Neill, D. Evans, S. Gutierrez, S. Kling, K. Dunn. 89 Dance Band Dance Band-ROW 1: B. Jones, E. Tessereau, D. Jolly, J. Stroisch, T. Crist, C. Stallman, G. Willis. ROW 2: C. Mowrer (at piano), K. Hoemann, R. Cherry, H. Attyberry, P. Stevens, B. Bradley, B. Miller, and T. Higgins. Two mornings a week the best musicians at Maplewood High School meet bright and early with Mr. Chard to continue the swinging tradition of the dance band. MRH is indebted to this group of promis- ing musicians for the fight songs in our halls on game days, evening con- certs, entertainment at basketball half-times, and a variety of other school functions. Mr. Chard Mr. Jean Chard, alias J.C., has been the head of our music department for eighteen years. He con- ducts the concert, marching, and dance bands at Maplewood-Richmond Heights Senior High School and is also the supervisor of all music departments in the district. He is a valuable asset to our school, helping young students to develop their musical abilities, and we hope he will stay with us for an- other eighteen years. An early morning rehearsal for the marching band B. Davis (Bass), R. Cherry (Bass), J. Kurrelmeyer, R. Jenkins, S. Hilderbrand, C. Hargrove, J. Davis, D. Cherry, M. Bisso. Under the direction of Mr. John Dolan, the members of the orchestra have continued their study of the finer points of classical music for stringed instruments. 91 And this is a proven fact . . . Then, this 1970 yearbook, sports division, is dedicated to the boys who represented Maplewood-Richmond Heights Senior High School in CROSS COUNTRY. these are the ingredients of which leaders are made motivation self-discipline desire ’•'courage self-denial willingness to pay the price of success ... They have proven their dedication to their school and to their sport. Cross Country Team ROW 1: B. Jonas, N. Leach, P. Nishimoto, R. Pierce, M. Nack, Alex Horvat. ROW 2: D. Moore, K. Moreland, G. Freckmann, S. Hale, B. Myers, Mr. Robert Stratton, coach. 95 Season Results Sept. 15 Clayton 29 M-RH 27 Sept. 26 U. City M-RH 30 Oct. 6 LutheranS. NO SCORE M-RH 3rd Oct. 14 Brentwood 41 Bayless 33 M-RH 52 Oct. 21 Bayless 22 M-RH 42 Conference tied with Affton for fifth place. Paul Nishimoto took first place time 10:47. Paul Nishimoto, captain holding the trophy he received for making first place time, and Mike Nack with the trophy he won for placing with twenty other runners from schools all over the city. I HOME iVISITORS ROW 1. Klein, Anderson, Underwood, Brown, Bringewatt, Finney, Forrest, M. Sanders, Winchester ROW 2. Rohlfing, Trout, Swap, G. Sanders, Mitchell, Maloney, Johnson, Ray, McKinney, Seng ROW 3. Granger, Molich, Knowles, Whorton, Burgess, Collins, Todd, Grommet, Waterford ROW 4. Spiker, Watkins, Pinkston, Romeo, Fuhrman, Sivcovich, Diefenbach, Hardin ROW 5. Raish, Vance, Crouch, Killiebrew, Jones, Goggin, O'Neill ROW 6. Kerper, Smith, Pappas, Gallina, Arnett, Serra Whitiker, Jolly, Williams Sept. 20,1969 Schedule Varsity M-RH 19 Mehlville 28 Sept. 26,1969 M-RH 6 Rosary 0 Oct. 3, 1969 M-RH 13 Affton 0 Oct. 10,1969 M-RH 18 Brentwood 19 Oct. 17,1969 M-RH 32 Clayton 20 Oct. 25,1969 M-RH 0 Lafayette 33 Nov. 1,1969 M-RH 16 Parkway W. 41 Nov. 7,1969 M-RH 16 Berkeley 6 Nov. 15,1969 M-RH 20 Jennings 16 Oct. 6, 1969 Junior Varsity Affton 0 M-RH—8 Oct. 13,1969 Brentwood cancelled Oct. 20,1969 Clayton 8 M-RH—8 Oct. 27,1969 Lafayette 24 M-RH—0 Nov. 3,1969 Parkway W. 27 M-RH—6 Nov. 10,1969 Berkeley 6 M-RH—8 FOOTBALL 1969-1970 Although the 1969 varsity football team failed to achieve the high goals they had set for themselves, the season still proved at least a technical success. The Devils finished their schedule with a 5—4 record and took third place in a six-team conference. The players worked hard as individuals and the team's spirit was the key to their victories. Eight individuals received added glory by being named to the Little Six All- Conference team. They were Sam Under- wood, John Mitchell, Ray Trout, Jim Brown, Cedric Anderson, Frank Romeo, and John Bringewatt. Named to All-Metro and All- District was Reggie Finney, senior tackle. Ray Trout, end, checks on a play dur- ing time-out for Jennings. The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender . . Coach Vince Lombardi Reggie Finney, big senior tackle. Klein, senior center— Let's see now, was it 44 on 3, or 3 on 44? Hm-m-m it doesn't look like that on paper . . . Varsity coaches Seng, Taylor, and Rohlfing. Junior varsity coach Arft is in the background. Brown blocks to the outside, and Woody Johnson gets his man. Larry Todd, junior quarter- back . . . Kerry Underwood and John Mitchell try to get the ball before the QB gets smeared. Steve Walters, senior quarterback 100% effort. Bringewatt running almost alone for six. Mike Fuhrman, sophomore halfback (right) preparing to make a hit. Above, Cedric Anderson, halfback. 99 Freshman Football 1969-1970 SCHEDULE Oct. 3, 1969 Berkeley 38 M-RH 12 Oct. 10, 1969 Brentwood 22 M-RH 0 Oct. 17, 1969 Clayton 0 M-RH 0 Oct. 24, 1969 Lafayette 18 M-RH 40 Oct. 31, 1969 Jennings Jr. 8 M-RH 16 ROW 1—S. Holmes, E. Basta, B. Shaw, T. Albach ROW 2—P. Stevens, E. Tessereau, G. Burgess, J. Hardy, B. Harles, G. Hart- mann, A. Foreman, P. Pope, S. Hoeferlin ROW 3—E. May, D Evans, P. Lore, M. Pinkston, K. Todd, D. Grantham, M. Besch, T. Sullivan, E. Willis, ROW 4—Mr. Hubbard, J. Wilson, B. Carter, D. Aitch, H. Hummert, D. Kinkier, G. Joyce, R. Hall, S. Lofton, W. Weigand, Mr. Oughton. Stevens, P.—QB Smith, K.—G Hall, G.-HB Hoeferlin, S.—QB Hall, R.-T Wren, T.-HB Albach, T.-HB Pinkston, M.—T Holmes, S.-HB Hopkins, L.—HB Joyce, G.—T Woodson, B.—G Foreman, A.—HB Willis, E.-T Smith, D.—G Allen, S.-FB Hummert, H.—T Greene, T.—G Hales, B.-FB Hartman, G.—T Wilson, J.—E Wiegand, W.—G Sherman, D.—Mgr. Sullivan, T.—E Kinkier, C.—C Shaw, B.—Mgr. Norful, J.—E Burgess, G.—G Lore, P.—HB Aitch, D.—E Tessereau, E,—G Evans, D.—HB Carter, B.—E May, E.—DG Cherry, R.—HB Lofton, S,—E Moore, T.—DG Blumer, M.—HB Todd, K.-C Green, T.—DG Hardy, J.—HB Pope, P.—C Freshman Basketball 1969-70 Freshman Basketball team-ROW 1 A. Hubbard, B. Hayles, K. Todd, E. Basta, E. Tessereau, G. Burgess, P. Kirksey. ROW 2 P. Stevens, J. Wilson, R. Kinkelar, W. Wiegard, M. Pinkston, L. Whitman, P. April. December 12 Hancock December 19 Eureka January 9 Clayton January 16 Bayless January 20 Brentwood February 3 Hancock February 6 Eureka February 10 Clayton February 17 Bayless February 20 Brentwood The freshman basketball season this year, although not a winning one, proved to be a valuable ex- perience for the ninth grade boys who participated. Their record was five wins and six losses, with no ties. The game experience will hopefully prepare them in some way for the junior varsity and var- sity teams in years to come. 101 Larry Todd (above) was one of the juniors on the team, and hopefully will return next year. Charlie Aitch, (below) a junior, was instrumental in grabbing rebounds and making them good. Kerry Underwood, senior. Varsity Basketball 1969-1970 The basketball season, although sparked with a few well-earned victories, was, on the whole, a bleak one. The Leafs had a lot of potential but seemed to have trouble in coordinating their efforts. Sonny Brady, senior, received individual honor by being named to the All-Conference Squad at the Conference Tournament at Clay- ton. He also broke the school record for free- throws, making 35 consecutive shots. Next year's team shows a good deal of promise. Re- turning lettermen and men from Mr. Arft's B-team show the ability to win. With the sup- port of our coaching staff, the cheerleaders, and the student body, perhaps the winning tradition will return to MRH. Joe Rideout (21), another of Mr. Arft's '69 team proved himself to be a future asset in seasons to come. Mike McKinney played center, and will graduate this year. Steve Walters, senior, is shown surrounded by loyal fans. SCHEDULE 12-2-69 MRH 53 U. City 45 12-12-69 MRH 44 Hancock 52 12-19-69 MRH 72 Eureka 63 1-6-70 MRH 57 Berkeley 52 1-9-70 MRH 52 Clayton 63 1-10-70 MRH 46 Lafayette 53 1-16-70 MRH 45 Bayless 72 1-20-70 MRH 45 Brentwood 61 1-23-70 MRH 46 Affton 65 2-3-70 MRH 68 Hancock 60 2-6-70 MRH 80 Eureka 69 2-10-70 MRH 59 Clayton 68 2-17-70 MRH 51 Bayless 76 2-20-70 MRH 38 Brentwood 64 2-24-70 MRH 65 Mehlville 76 2-27-70 MRH 62 Affton 54 Tournament Results— Maplewood Tournament—4th place South County Tournament—Consolation 104 Sonny Brady, named to the All-Conference team was the leading scorer and contributed his best efforts in every game. Ray Trout, junior, really hustled in each game he played. John Bringewatt, senior letterman. Junior Varsity ROW 1: M. Fuhrman, S. Robideau, D. Goggin, M. Casey, R. Blase, S. Bert. ROW 2: Coach George Arft, R. Raish, R. Knowles, B. Carter, R. Deifenbach, T. Grommet, J. Hardin, R. Jennings. 106 Bruce Carter sinks a free throw! Bob Raish jumps above the crowd of Hancock players to score for the little Leafs. Basketball SCHEDULE 12-2-69 MRH 51 U. City 38 12-12-69 MRH 57 Hancock 38 12-19-69 MRH 57 Eureka 34 1-6-70 MRH 60 Berkeley 42 1-9-70 MRH 63 Clayton 46 1-10-70 MRH 34 Lafayette 20 1-16-70 MRH 41 Bayless 56 1-20-70 MRH 47 Brentwood 41 1-23-70 MRH 24 Affton 32 2-3-70 MRH 60 Hancock 51 2-6-70 MRH 59 Eureka 38 2-10-70 MRH 44 Clayton 37 2-17-70 MRH 47 Bayless 42 2-20-70 MRH 63 Brentwood 49 2-24-70 MRH 52 Mehlville 49 2-27-70 MRH 36 Affton 49 Mike Fuhrman comes to a screeching halt, just before his famous jump shot. Scott Robideau maneuvers his way to the Leafs' basket. 107 Varsity Wrestling ROW 1: K. Williams, B. Whitaker, S. Peters, R. Gluck, L. Toney, A. Thames, L. Hopson, Coach Seng. ROW 2: R. Clark, manager, T. Serra, D. Sivcovich, E. Hopson, K. Parsons, K. Burgess, K. Browning, E. Willis, A. Horvat. The 1969-1970 wrestling squad had a partially successful season under the guidance and strenuous training pro- gram of Coach Charles Seng. The rec- ord of the team this year was 8 wins, 6 losses, and no ties. Four grapplers qualified for the regionals, including Rick Gluck, junior, Steve Peters, sophomore, Lucious Toney, sophomore, and King Parsons, senior. For the sec- ond consecutive year. King Parsons captured the state championship title in his weight class. Part of the art of wrestling is being able to disable your opponent and then going in for the pin. Varsity Wrestling 1969-1970 Steve Peters drives his unlucky opponent to the ground. Richard Gluck, Junior was instrumental in helping the wrestling team to a successful season. VARSITY SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY Dec. 2 Southwest 30 MRH 21 13 Affton 27 MRH 21 Southwest 30 MRH 28 4 Principai 14 MRH 14 16 Clayton 21 MRH 29 Principia 11 MRH 25 12 Hancock 18 MRH 31 20 SLUH 33 MRH 11 Hancock 24 MRH 18 19 Jennings 23 MRH 22 23 Brentwood 22 MRH 28 Jennings 15 MRH 35 Jan. 55 Vianney 21 MRH 25 27 Parkway W. 27 MRH 25 Vianney 41 MRH 15 6 Lafayette 14 MRH 32 28 CBC 28 MRH 17 Lafayette 18 MRH 32 9 DeSmet 18 MRH 30 30 Berkeley 33 MRH 16 DeSmet 30 MRH 21 Tournament Results— Affton 41 MRH 13 MRH Quad—3rd place Clayton 20 MRH 38 Normandy—Lost to Hazelwood 37—10 SLUH 26 MRH 15 Southwest—7th place Brentwood 18 MRH 25 MRH District 4th place Parkway W. 20 MRH 20 Regionals—6th place 109 CBC 40 MRH 15 State 8th place Berkeley 45 MRH 11 The will to win is reflected in Gluck's eyes as he awaits the ref's whistle to start again. Willis succeeds in throwing the competition. Peters bites the situation. Parsons accepts another victory. 110 King Parsons qualified for state champion in his weight division this year and last year. His record for the past three years has been excellent, with 101 wins, 3 losses, and one tie. He is one in a long line of fine athletes from Maplewood-Richmond Heights. Lucious Toney, sophomore, stuck to it, and as a result, went to regionals. Ill Varsity Basketball—ROW 1: J. Hayashi, D. Alexander, T. Joller, E. Jones. ROW 2: S. Durney, R. Wilson, V. Smith, L. Raish, J. Bolte, C. Grommet, D. Huff. Girls Athletics Feb. 9, 1970 Brentwood 37 MRH 35 Feb. 13, 1970 Ritenour 25 MRH 36 Feb. 19, 1970 U. City 32 MRH 30 Feb. 26, 1970 Webster 30 MRH 25 112 1969-1970 Okay, Lovelies, spit out your gum! Senior Basketball Team—ROW 1: V. Smith, L. Raish, J. Bolte, C. Grom- met. ROW 2: S. Durney, D. Alexander, E. Jones. TOP: D. Fuhrman. Junior Basketball Team—ROW 1: L. Peck, S. McMillan, B. Provinse, L. Bitter. ROW 2: B. Temple- ton, D. Baker, M. Ralphs, R. Wilson, D. Daniels, D. Huff. 113 Sophomore Basketball—BOTTOM ROW: P. Crews, C. Grisham, J. Hay- ashi, J. Leach. SECOND ROW: S. Lane, T. Joller, D. Ray. TOP, P. Byington. Sophomore Volleyball-ROW 1: K. Ogle, G. Doyle, J. Hayashi, C. Grisham, D. Ray. ROW 2: C. Hicken- botham, T. Joller, P. Crews, A. York, P. Byington, C. Nenninger. 114 Junior volleyball—ROW 1: J. Love, F. Burnett, 5. McMillan, T. Myers, M. Cole, L. Bitter. ROW 2: D. Baker, D. Daniels, R. Wilson, B. Hilderbrand, D. Huff, B. Provinse. We're Diggin' It! Senior volleyball —ROW 1: L. Raish, L. Brewer, V. Smith, J. Bolte, C. Grommet. ROW 2: M. Pesek, D. Sharp, S. Durney, D. Alexander, R. Weaver. 115 ✓ 1969-1970 Homecoming— Miss Debbie Grisham Miss Venita Smith Miss Debbie Moeller Homecoming Festivities Darrell, I'm telling you, I never learned the Big Apple'! After working on their float week after week, these boys finally went berserk and stapled everything in sight—in- cluding Bruce Bradley's head. Freezing seniors, working diligently on their first place float. Look at that couple out there—they're actually dancing 120 of all things! G.A.A. Backward Dance 1970 Backward Dance King Mr. John Bringewatt Senior Jack Mr. John Mitchell Junior Jack Mr. Dave Collins Sophomore Jack Mr. Mark Casey FRONT ROW: Rick Lasely, Mark Pesek, Mark Casey, Sue Pretto BACK ROW: Dave Collins, Sue Casey, John Bringewatt, Linda Raish, John Mitchell, Venita Smith 122 Royalty of a Brave New World The annual Backward Dance, spon- sored by the Girl's Athletic Association was held on January 24, 1970. The theme of the dance was based on a novel by Aldous Huxley entitled A Brave New World. The couples were entertained by the Cashmires and the Soulful Strut, besides the entertain- ment provided by the G.A.A. cabinet's skit—a dance to the song The Age of Aquarius. Decorations were luminous green planets and the gym was draped in dark blue crepe paper. Freshman Jack Mr. Rick Lasley GAA Cabinet ROW 1: M. Pesek, S. Casey, C. Mowrer, D. Fuhrman, D. Moeller, D. Huff. ROW 2: T. Sajovetz, D. Alexander, S. Durney, D. Baker, D. Hall, C. Grommet. 123 Backward Dance Candids We've got a couple of real swingers, don't we! We were just leaving. Jimmy, why don't you pay some attention to me? Hey! My date's caught in the binding! Sweetheart Dance Royalty German Club Das Dashiki?? The Three Evils This is what I call bad luck! The Frau wrapped up the entire event. Faschings Ball Friday the 13th Bad Luck draft what? Leader of the pack This costume won top honors. Faschings is a religious festival celebrated throughout Germany. The merrymaking begins about forty days before Lent, and Germans of all ages and backgrounds participate. The celebration is continued for six to eight weeks in the Rhineland and Bavaria, and only several days in areas like Berlin. The last two days are Rose Monday and Faschings Tuesday. The celebration includes the wearing of masks, carrying out the idea of being different once a year. The masking stems from the ancient idea that it would drive evil spirits away. The German Club celebrates Faschings with an annual ball. This year the theme was bad luck and was carried out by the club members in costume. Let's be friends. Berlin wall is falling down, falling down, falling down. 130 Board of Education: Mr. Chester Swap, Mr. Glenn Sweet, Mr. Louis Brandt, Mr. Raymond Wilson, Mr. Kenrick Gannon, Mr. Frederick Fiddmont. Dr. Ferdinand DelPizzo Principal Mr. Warren B. Detering Assistant Principal 131 Mr. Truman Addington Mrs. Sharon Berring Mr. Daniel A. Binder Mr. George Arft Mr. Lonnie Aycock Mr. Warren Coy Miss Carolyn Dorsch Mr. Robert De Jong 000009® 0000094 Mr. John Dolan Mr. Coral Dubry Miss Sandra Freeman Miss Laurie Gross 136 Mrs. Ethel Harter Miss Carol Heeter Miss Virginia Glover Mr. Andy Hubbard Mrs. Olive Heidolph urn Miss Joyce King Miss Joanne Kilsberg Mr. Fred Larason Mr. John Klickman 138 Mrs. Sally Ann Lubeck . C i - itMtoJvMjJsv, (■ y0s? s( tUtUs cr Mr. Ichero Matsuda Mr. Claude Mikkelsen 139 Mr. Carl Oughton Mr. Peter Palumbo Mrs. Vincenza Pierce Mrs. Diane Rodewald 141 Mr. Charles Schondelmeyer Mrs. Sherry Spicuzza Mr. Robert Stratton Mrs. Lois Stanton Mrs. Loraine Swann Miss Martha Thiebes Mr. Jack Taylor 143 _________________- Addington, Truman B.A.Ed., M.A.Ed. N.E.S.T. College, Oklahoma, Washing- ton University; Mathematics Arft, George B.S. Southeast Missouri State College, and Missouri University; American History, World History, Ec- onomics; Coach, B-team basketball and Baseball Aycock, Lonnie B.S., M.A. Washing- ton University; English IV, Sr. English; Chess Club Berring, Sharon B.A. University of Missouri; General Math, Algebra Sen- ior Math; Cheerleader Sponsor Binder, Daniel A. B.M.,M.A. University of Denver, University of Minnesota, University of Illinois; Choral Music, Music Theory Brown, Charles C. A.B.,M.A. Washing- ton University; Spanish Bruschke, Dorothea U. 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Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sweet Mrs. Robert Templeton Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Withman COMPLIMENTS OF MAPLEWOOD BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MEMBER F.D.I.C. 7373 Manchester Maplewood, Missouri Compliments MAPLEWOOD CITY ADMINISTRATION Thomas S. Richardson, Mayor Councilmen: Joseph M. Hoeferlin Charles F. Bott Jr. Victor A. Barnes Senior Directory Continued Honor Society 11,12; Mu Alpha Theta 11,12; French Club 9,10,11; Greggites 12; Intramurals 9,10,11,12; County Day 9; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; GAA 9,10,11, 12; B-Team Cheerleading 9,10; Class Executive Committee 9,10,11,12. Truelove, Joyce Politeness is to do and say. The kindest thing in the kindest way. Johnson. Tulenko, Alan Whatever crushes individuality is despotism, by whatever name it is called. Anonymous. Underwood, Samuel K. Jr. Not of the letter, but of the spirit; for the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life. James. Football 9,10,11,12; Bas- ketball 11,12; Baseball 9,10; Track 10, 11,12; M-Club 11,12; Treasurer 11; Executive Committee 10. Van Matre, Glen Them that asks no questions isn't told no lies. Kipling. Voss, Joseph A head how sober, a heart how spa- cious .. . Brownell. Walker, Jean A woman's guess is much more cer- tain than a man's certainty. Anony- mous. Walters, Steve There was ease in Casey's manner as he stepped up to the plate. Thayer. Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11, Baseball 9,10,11; All Conference 10; All-Metro 11; Musical 9,10; Choir 10, 11, Madrigals 11; Student Council 11; German Club 9,10,11; M-Club 10,11, 12. Walters, Vickie Lynn Be contented, when you have got all you want. Jackson. Pep Club 9,10; G.A.A. 9,10; Red Cross 9,10,11, Presi- dent 11; Gregittes 12; C.O.E. 12; B- Team Cheerleading 10. Washburn, Douglas R. No man is quite sane. Emerson. C.O.E. 12. Weaver, Rhonda Lee Laughs louder than the laughing giant. Holmes. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11;12; Mu Alpha Theta 11; French Club 10,11,12; Class Volleyball Team 11; War Orphan 9; Intramurals 9,10,11. Weber, Don Everyone is a genius—at least once a year. Lichtenberg. Wilkie, Vikki All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare. Spinoza. Pep Club 10, 11,12; Band 10,11; Pep Band 10,11; German Club 10,11,12; Art Club 11; B-Team Cheerleading 10,11; National Honor Society 11,12; Foreign Exchange Club 12. Whitney, Charles My speciality is being right when other people are wrong. Shaw. Foot- ball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; Musi- cal 9,10,12; All County Choir 11; M- Club 11,12; Madrigals 11,12; Student Council 10. Williams, Yvonne What music is more enchanting than the voices of young people . .Smith. Willis, Geoffrey I have discovered the art of fooling diplomats; I speak the truth and they never believe me. Cavour. Willis, Linda Marie The best of healers is Good Cheer. Pindar. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; GAA 10, 11,12; Girls' Glee 11; Choir 12; Track Team 10; Talent Show 11; Pom Pon Girls 11. Wilson, Toni Be contented, when you have got all you want. Jackson Winchester, Mark The superflous: a very necessary thing. Voltaire. Wolff, Christina L. She makes beauty attractive, knowl- edge delightful, and wit good natured. Addison. GAA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10; Red Cross 10,11. Woodley, Debbie L. A person is never as happy or as un- happy as she thinks she is. Le Roche- foucould. Pep Club 9,10,11,12; GAA 9, 10,11; Red Cross 9; Intramurals 9; Class Volleyball Team 10; B-Team Cheerleading 9. Wulfert, Steve The foremost man of all this world. Shakespeare 159 Index To the best of our ability, the numbers to the right of the names below indicate the page on which the person is pictured. A Abuzeide, Brenda 44,69,73,79,88 Abuzeide, Anthony 14 Adams, Jim 14 Adams, Rick 49 Addington, T. 132 Affolter, Jim 49,84 Aitch, Charlie 48,102 Aitch, Daryl 54 Albach, Tib 54,66,83 Alexander, Dorothy 14,62,65,69,71,73,112, 115,123 Allen, Donna 14,78 Allen, Linda 44 Allen, Steve 44 Allen, Sue 44,66,69,73,79,84 Alton, Linda 14,68,78 Ameis, Valerie 49 Amos, Richard 49,67 Amos, Virgil 44,67 Anderson, Bridgette 86 Anderson, Cedric 14,96,99 Anderson, Ron 54 Anderson, Sue 44,69,73 April, Paul 54,66 Arft, G. 132,98,106 Arnett, Dennis 49,96 Attyberry, Harold 44,89,90 Aubin, Robert 49 Aubuchon, Kenneth 14,37 Autery, Jim 54 Autery, Linda 44,69,73,85 Avola, Vince 49 Aycock, L. 132 Ayers, Norma 44,73 B Babb, Gene 49,86 Babb, Vickie 44 Bagby, Doug 14,62,67,103 Bailey, Jerry 14 Baker, Debbie 44,71,73,69,82,123,115,64 Baker, Jill 44,69,73,88 Banks, Denise 49,79,80,84 Barks, Susan 15 Barlow, Pat 54 Barnes, Vicki 15,69,73,64 Bartee, Barbara 54,73 Barton, Cary 44 Bartz, Denise 54,70,72,86 Basta, Ed 54 Beach, Patti 44,63,64 Beck, Debbie 49,66,70,79,80,84 Beck, Jim 49 Beck, Sue 54,70,72,86 Belleville, Cliff 44 Belleville, Pat 49,70,86 Bender, Jeff 44 Bennett, Mary Ann 54,83 Bentley, Chris 49,70,72,79,80,86 Benz, Penny 44,69,73,84 Berni, Kathy 44,69,88 Berring, S. 132 Bert, Steve 49,89,106 Beye, Mary Ellen 54 Biggs, Bonnie 44,69,73,84,85 Binder, D. 132 Bisso, Mary Anne 49,72,80,83,91 Bitter, Lynn 44,69,74,115,119 Bitter, Richard 54 Bitter, Steve 54 Bivens, Bob 54 Blase, Don 15 Blase, Randy 49,106 Blumer, Mary Kay 44,69,73,82,84 Blumer, Mike 54 Boehmer, Bill 44 Bolden, Charles 44 Bolden, Sharon 54,86 Bolego, Jim 54 Bolte, Jennifer 15,112,115 Bolte, Nancy 15,69,73 Bolten, Leroy 44 Boly, Edgar 54 Boly, Marie 54,70,72 Bott, Chuck 44 Botts, Bruce 81 Botts, Lois 15,62,69,73 Bowen, Ardith 54,70,72,88 Bowers, Mike 44 Bradley, Bruce 15,63,83,89,90,64 Brady, Chris 49,70,72,86 Brady, Sonny 15,16,62,67,105 Brasses, Tina 15 Braun, Robert 44 Breeding, Joe Breeding, Rosemary 55,70,72 Brelsford, Candy 44 Bressler, Pat 49,70,72 Brewer, Judy 49,70,83 Brewer, Linda 16,63,69,71,73,83,115,64 Bridges, Al 55 Bringewatt, John 16,66,67,81,83,96,99, 105,121,124,64 Brockmeier, Larry 45 Brockmeier, Louise 45,69,83 Brockschmitt, Kelvin 49 Brooner, Brian 49 Brown, Bill 45 Brown, C. 133 Brown, Jim 16,67,85,96,98 Browning, Dennis 49 Browning, Keith 55,108 Browning, Sue 45,69,73 Bruschke, D. 133 Bryson, Jeanette 55,70,72,83,86 Buckingham, Rosemary 55,70,72,79,84,86 Burgess, Gary 55 Burgess, Kevin 49,96,108 Burnett, Fern 45,73,115 Burns, Randall 16,89 Burns, Steve 55 Burns, Vicki 16,54 Burton, Pam 45 Byington, Patty 49,72,86,114 Byndom, Sabrina 55,86 C Callaway, Charles 45 Callaway, Dave 55 Campbell, Patricia 55,81 Carey, James 17 Carter, Bruce 55,106 Carlyon, John 53 Carylon, Patricia 45 Casey, Cathy 50,70,72 Casey, Mark 50,66,124 Casey, Pat 45 Casey, Richard 55,83,76,88 Casey, Suzanne 17,62,66,68,69,71,73,83, 123,124,65,63,125 Cavanaugh, Barbara 17,86 Cavanaugh, Rosemary 50,70,72 Cavanaugh, Vicki 55 Chard, J. 133,90 Cherry, Debbie 50,91 Cherry, Richard 90,91 Clark, Michael 17 Clark, Robert 50,79,81,108 Clevelen, Richard 17 Clipper, Sharon 17 Cochran, Bill 55 Cochran, P. 133 Cole, Herbert 17 Cole, Marylynn 45,75,84,115 Collins, Betty 55,70,86 Collins, Dave 45,66,67,69,96,103,124 Collins, Donna 55,79 Collins, M. 134 Colombo, Mike 45 Colyer, Marlene 55,72 Conrad, Linda 17 Cooke, Terry 55 Coy, W. 134 Craft, Dennis 17,78 Craig, O. 134 Crews, Pam 50,70,72,79,88,114 Crippen, D. 134 Crist, Marsha 45 Crist, Ted 90 Crouch, Rick 50,67,86,96 Crouch, Vicki 55,70,72,84,86 Cushman, Maria 55,86 Cyrus, Barbara 18 D Dalton, Terry 50,70,72,86 Daniels, Debbie 45,85 Daniels, Diane 45,69,73,85,115 Daniel, Kay 50 Dattoli, Yvonne 55,56 Davis, Barrett 45,91 Davis, Joyce 50,70,72,91 Davis, Ramona 55,70,72,86 Davis, Thomas 18 Decker, Robert 45 Decker, William 18,38 Dejong, R. 135,81 Dedeaux, Ann 55 Delcour, Joan 18,38,78 Deneff, Christy 55,86,72 DePrende'r, Debbie 55 DePrender, Pam 45 Depuy, Roger 18 Deskel, Pat 45 Devine, Carol 50,86 Devine, Ray 45 Devine, Sue 45 Dickerson, David 45 Dickerson, Warren 55 Dicus, Vicki 45,69 Diefenbach, Russell 50,96,106 Dolan, J. 135,91 Donohue, Charles 50 Dorcsh, C. 135 Douthit, Bill 45,81,83 Doyle, Ginny 50,66,70,72,86,114 Doyle, William 18 Dreher, Irene 50 Dubry, C. 136 Dunn, Kim 55,72,75,76,89 Dunn, Robyn 45,69,73 Durney, Sue 18,62,63,65,69,71,73,112, 115,123,64 E Eck, Bob 18,62,69 Emmons, Suzanne 45,73,64 Erbschloe, Larry 45 Evans, David 55,83,89 Evans, Kenton 18,85 Evans, Loretta 19,45 Evans, William 19,66 160 F Fahey, Aileen 45 Fahey, Cheryl 55 Feagans, Debbie 50,70 Feagans, James 19 Ferguson, Calvin 45,85 Fidler, Jeff 45,63,64 Filali, Rabea 9,19,81 Finney, Reginald 19,96,97 Fore, Judi 19 Foreman, Alcee 55 Forrest, Luther 10,19,66,67,96 Foster, Mike 45 Frechman, Garret 45,95 Freeman, Beverly 55,86 Freeman, James 19 Freeman, Sandy 136 French, Jean 50,86 Frick, Allen 45 Frick, Michele 50,70,72,80,85 Fudge, Mike 50 Fuhrman, Carl 50 Fuhrman, Deborah 19,62,69,71,73,76,82, 123 Fuhrman, Mike 50,67,96,99,106,107 Fultz, John 50,84 Fumagalli, Don 50 G Gallina, Robert 50,96 Gannon, Terry 20 Garrett, Patty 55,70,72,79 Gates, Jim 50,81 Gerling, Linda 55,70,84 Glover, Virginia 137 Gluck, Rick 45,108,110,109 Gluck, Steve 50 Goggin, Dennis 50,96,106 Goodrich, Nita 20,28,50,69,73 Grace, Mike 20 Graham, Everett 55 Granger, Tim 45 Granger, Tom 20,96 Grantham, Don 101 Grayson, Susan 20,74 Greb, Ron 20,78 Green, Diane 45 Green, Don 50 Green, Mary 55 Green, Matt 55 Green, Tom 50 Griffith, Debbie 45,69,73 Grimm, Jim 45 Grisham, Cheri 50,66,69,70,72,114 Grisham, Deborah 20,66,69,73,118 Grisham, Pam 45,66,69,73,86,87 Grommet, Carol 20,66,69,71,73,74,85,112, 115,123 Grommet, Tom 50,66,96,106 Grosch, Mike 55,88 Gross, Laurie 136 Gruendler, Rick 16,20 Guelker, Cinda 45 Guest, Diane 45 Gutierrelz, Steve 55,89 H Haines, Laurie 55 Hale, Steve 45,95,64 Haley, David 21,38 Hall, Darla 21,123 Hall, Greg 58 Hall, Janet 21,78 Hall, Ricky 55 Hall, Terry 45 Hall, Tom 50 Hall, William 50 Hamilton, Carla 86,87 Handing, Sue 55,84,70,72 Hardin, John 50,96,106 Harding, Mike 50,89 Hardy, John 55,89 Hargrove, Connie 91 Harlan, Cheryl 50,70,72,79,80,88 Harr, Cathy 21,69,73 Harris, Suzanne 50 Harrison, Juanita 50,70,72 Harrison, Sue 46 Harry, Lillie Mae 50,66 Harry, Malcom 50 Harry, Peter Harter, Ethel 136 Hartmann, Gary 56 Hartmann, Wayne 21,83,63,64 Hartney, Mary 56 Hartwick, Robin 50 Havey, Tom 56 Hawthorne, Rita 66,69,73 Hayashi, Joan 51,70,72,80,112,114 Hayles, William 56 Haynes, Kathy 56,66,70,72 Haynes, Laurie 72,84,88 Hazelip, Charles 56 Hazelip, Kay 51 Heald, Pat 51,68,70,72 Heeter, Carol 137 Heggs, Judy 46,69,73 Heggs, Sally 21 Heidolph, Olive 137 Heinson, Ray 46,85 Heinson, Vernon 22,39,85 Heifer, Marty 56,70,72,88,125 Helm, Tom 51 Helms, Beverly 56,70,72 Hempen, Richard 22,62,83 Hendrix, Mike 46 Henseler, Greg 22 Hensley, Debbie 56,72 Herberts, Bev 56,70,72 Herman, Richard 46 Herrell, Bill 56 Herrell, Kathy 22 Hickenbotham, Carol 51,70,72,114 Hickman, Clark 46,83 Hickman, David 51 Higgins, Dan 56,89 Higgins, Tim 51,88,90 Hilderbrand, Becky 46,69,73,79,80,83,88, 115,64 Hilderbrand, Sandy 56,70,72,79,91 Hitchens, Beverly 22,69,73 Hobart, Candy 46,66,69,73 Hobart, Mike 56 Hochstatter, John 46 Hodge, Linda 46 Hoeferlin, Scott 56 Hoemann, Darrell 22,62,81 Hoemann, Keith 51,81,89,90 Hoffman, Jeni 56,72,83,86 Holdman, Susan 51,70,72,79,80,84 Holland, Joyce 22,62,69,73 Hollingsworth, Ray 46 Hollman, Lou Ann 56 Holmes, Ron 22 Holmes, Steve 56 Hooker, Jackie 56,72,76 Hooker, Laura 56,66,70,72 Hopson, Edward 22,108 Hopson, Lorinzo 56,108 Hopson, Pearlie 46,69,73,75,86 Horn, Judy 46 Horvat, Alex 23,67,95,108 Hovis, Kenneth 23,62,83,64 Houghton, Chris 46 Hubbard, Aaron 56 Hubbard, Andy 137 Huff, Debbie 46,69,71,73,82,112,115,123, 64 Hughes, Debbie 56 Hummel, Lynn 23,69,73 Hummert, Frank 46 Hummert, Henry 56 Hunziker, James 23,78 I Imperial, Linda 23,69,73,79,85 Irwin, Joyce 23,74,78 J Jackson, Dan 56 Jackson, Patricia 46,69,73 Jackson, Venita 56,86 Jaegers, John 46 Jaegers, Laura 56,72 Jefferson, Don 51 Jenkerson, Linda 46,69 Jenkins, Mara 56,70 Jenkins, Rhonda 23,39,91 Jenkins, Rhonea 23,66 Jenkins, Scott 46,69 Jennings, Randy 51,84,106 Jessie, Gwen 51,70,86 Johnson, Chris 23 Johnson, Debbie 56,70,72 Johnson, John 51 Johnson, Woodruff 24,66,96,98 Joller, Theresa 51,66,70,71,72,112,114 Jolly, Daniel 24,63,67,76,81,88,89,90,96,64 Jolly, David 56 Jonas, Bob 46,95 Jones, Bob 56,90 Jones, Della 51,66,70,86,87,125 Jones, Earnestine 24,69,73,86,112 Jones, Faith 46,64 Jones, Hope 56,70,72 Jones, James 51,84,89 Jones, Jerry 46 Jones, Karen 56,66,70,72,75 Jones, Louis 51,96 Jones, Pamela 51,88 Jones, Patrick 56,89 Jones, Terry 51 Joos, Diana 51,70,72,75,80 Joos, Gary 56,76 Joos, Robert 46,64 Jordan, Randy 56 Joyce, Gerald 56 Joyce, Vickie 56,86 Juwer, Ellen 74 K Keefe, Cathy 24,80 Keel, Rocky 24,63,83,64 Keleman, Donald 24,39 Keleman, Patricia 46 Keller, Scott 51 Kemper, John 51 Kempf, Melvin 24 Kennedy, Wanda 51,85 Kerper, Mike 25,31,83,96 Kientzle, Kevin 24 Kiger, Kevin 51 Killebrew, Jean 86 Killebrew, Ricky 86,96 Killion, Jerre 51 Killion, Allen 46 Kilsberg, Joanne 138,65,62 King, Betty 47,69,84 King, Joyce 138 Kinklear, Richard 56,101 Kirksey, Peter 56 Klein, Chester 51 Klein, Randy 25,66,96 Klickman, John 138 Kling, Susan 51,89 Knowles, Karen 56,72,75,119 Knowles, Ray 51,96,106 Kon, Carmen 56,72,84,86 Kretchmar, Lynn 25,66,69,74 161 Kuchno, Sandy 47 Kuhl, Ed 56 Kumpe, David 25 Kurrelmeyer, Joan 56,70,72,83,91 L Lane, Sharon 51,70,72,86,114 Larason, Fred Lasley, Rick 56,66,84,123,124 Laux, Bob 47 Laux, Sue 51 Lawson, Anita 47 Leach, Joan 51,66,70,72,114 Leach, Norman 25,66,67,95 Lee, Debbie 25,81 Leek, William 26 Lefler, Shelby 26 Lenza, Madeline 47 Lenza, Marcia 56 Lenza, Mike 51 Lewry, Cathy 56 Licata, Artie 47,66 Licata, Gino 51 Licata, Phil 47 Lindsey, Wanda 47,86 Link, Debbie 51,70,72,86 Lippert, Richard 56 Loeffel, Debbie 47,81 Lofton, Steve 57 Lombardo, Jane 139 Lopez, Ricky 57 Lore, Paul 57,83 Love, Judy 47,69,73,115 Love, Marilyn 47,63,69,75,83 Love, Mike 26 Love, Paula 47 Lubeck, Sally 139 Lyles, Alice 26,69,73,85 Lynam, Michael 26 M Mahoney, Toni 51,72 Maloney, Patrick 26,96 Manoogian, Gary 51 Manson, Steve 57 Marlowe, Sandy 26 Marshall, Sandy 51,70,72 Martin, Mary Jane 57,70,72,83 Martin, Phillip 26 Martin, Ron 47,63 Martin, Susan 51 Matsuda, Ichero 139 Matthews, Karen 26 Mattox, Peggy 57,88 Mauk, Randy 51 Mauss, Robert 27 May, Eddie 57 May, June 57,70,72 McBride, Eugene 51 McBride, Peppie 57,72,84 McClure, Margie 27 McCollum, Theresa 52 McDonald, Kim 57 McGruder, Paul 52 McIntyre, Sharon 47 McKinney, Michael 27,63,67,96,104 McKinnon, Alice 52 McKinnon, Larry 57 McMillan, Sandra 47,69,84 McMillan, Sonia 47,69,73,85,115 McMillan, Wallace 57 Mendel, Sharon 47 Mikkelsen, Claude 139 Miller, Bill 47,89,90 Miller, Caren 52,70 Mills, Diane 57,70 Mills, Walter 57 Minor, Gwen 52,75 Miskimmon, Scott 47 Mitchell, Beverly 47,69,73 Mitchell, John 27,63,67,79,96,121,124,64 Moeller, Debbie 16,27,66,69,79,84,85,118, 123 Moeller, Pam 52,70,84 Molick, John 47,96 Mondaine, Paula 52 Montalbano, Mike 57 Moore, David 47,95 Moore, Tim 51 Moreland, Kent 47,83,95 Morris, Pat 52,70,72 Mouser, John 57 Mowrer, Cindy 27,68,69,71,73,85,88,90, 123 Mueller, Eva 27,83,64 Mueller, Tony 27,78,85 Mulkey, Dale 52,70,72,84,89 Muller, John 52 Myers, Linda 27,62,66,69,73 Myers, Robert 52,67,95 Myers, Terry 47,69,73,76,80,115 N Nack, Mike 47,63,66,76,95,64 Nack, Sue 28,62,63,65,82,64 Nagel, Karen 57,86 Nagel, Paul 52,81,83 Nalls, James 28 Nebbitt, Ray 57 Nelms, Joan 140 Nenninger, Cindy 52,70,72,75,114 Nickeson, Anne 28,40,84 Nickeson, Eddie 57 Nickeson, Tom 47,63 Nishimoto, Paul 28,67,95 Norful, James 57 Notter, Eddie 28 Notter, Kathy 52 Nowicki, Barbara 29 O O'Brien, Patti 57 O'Connor, Janet 47,81 Ogle, Karen 52,70,75,114 O'Laughlin, Patrick 57 Olsen, Dean 47 Olsen, Paul 57 O'Neill, Dan 52,89,96 O'Neill, Mike 29,67 Orrick, Garry 52 Owens, Donna 47 Owens, Mickey 47 P Painter, Wanda 47 Palumbo, Peter 140 Pappas, Gary 29,78 Pappas, Steve 52,96 Pappas, Sue 58,70,72 Parker, Paula 52,70,75,86 Parks, Gary 57,86 Parks, Glenda 57 Parsons, King 110 Patterson, Denise 29 Patterson, Tom 29 Patty, Joan 52,70,72,88 Pavelka, James 52 Peck, Leslie 47,69,73,88,64 Penrod, Randy 57 Perkins, Jim 29,89 Perkins, Linda 53,70,72 Perrino, Donna 52,79 Pesek, Mary 29,66,68,69,71,73,115,123, 124,157 Peters, Jackie 29,69,73 Peters, Steve 52,110,108,109 Philips, Anne 47 Phillips, Shirley 47 Picasso, Marcia 58,70,72,84 Pickles, Ricky 52 Pierce, Dennis 52 Pierce, Mike 52 Pierce, Randy 29,62,65,67,79,95,64 Pierce, Vincenza 140 Pinkston, Martin 58 Pinkston, Steve 47,63,96 Pinson, David 52 Pinson, Tom 47 Pope, Robert 58 Poplar, Sharon 30 Pople, Paula 58 Pore, Kent 58 Potter, Steve 47 Pottgen, A1 58 Powell, Christy 58,81 Pretto, Sue 30,62,63,65,66,68,69,71,73,83 124,64 Price, Loetta 58 Price, Nancy 52 Priebe, Yvonne 58 Provinse, Bobbie Sue 47,63,69,115,64 Pulos, Mary 52,70,72 Pursley, Diana 30,78 R Raish, Linda 30,68,69.71,73,112,115,64 124,157,77 Raish, Robert 52,66,67,96,77,106 Ralphs, Marty 47,69,73 Rapert, Roxanne 52,70 Ray, Donna 52,68,70,72,114 Ray, John 16,30,67,69,96 Rayfield, Dennis 47,89 Rayfield, Doug 52,89 Reardon, Bobbie 58 Reardon, Connie 30,82 Reardon, John 58 Reden, Phil 48 Redman, Ricky 58 Redman, Vicky 58 Reece, Gail 47 Reeves, Bill 48 Relich, Miles 48 Renna, Carolyn 48,69,73,84 Renna, Frank 48 Renz, Jim 62 Richardson, Jim 48 Ricketts, Sue 52,66,70,72,79,86 Rickman, Vicki 58,70,72 Rideout, Joe 48,66,69,104 Riley, Diane 86 Riley, Linda 86 Riney, Patricia 30,74,78 Rivers, Ronnie 52,86 Roberson, Linda 48 Roberson, Marilyn 52,85 Robertson, Carla 58 Robideau, Scott 52,106,107 Robinson, Mark 58 Rodewald, Diane 140,79 Rodgers, Gay 58 Roff, Gary 30 Roff, Linda 30,80 Rohlfing, Al 141,98 Rollhaus, Carla 31 Romeo, Frank 52,96 Ross, Connie 86 Roth, Don 58 Roth, Pam 58,86 Rudy, Phyllis 48 S Sajovetz, Toni 31,62,65,69,71,73,123,64 Sallee, Mike 48 Sanders, Greg 31,96 Sanders, John 141 Sanders, Joann 48 Sanders, Mark 31,96 Sappington, Pat 52 Savary, Carol 48,64 Savary, Michelle 74 162 Schaeffer, Chris 52,70,86 Schall, Linda 58,72 Scheel, Cindy 48,73,84,85 Scheidt, Cathy 48 Schneider, Bill 31 Schoenberger, Art 58 Schondelmeyer, Charles 142 Schweiger, Ken 31 Seaton, Barbar 58 Selby, Mike 31 Selby, Tim 53 Seng, Charles 141,98,108 Serra, Tom 48,67,69,96,108 Shane, Bill 48 Sharp, Debbie 31,62,68,69,71,73,115 Shatley, Debbie 53,70 Shatto, Gary 53 Shaw, Bill 31,85 Shaw, DeeDee 53,70,72,76,83,86,87 Shaw, Ed 53 Shaw, Mike 88 Sheffield, Marie 58,72,83,89 Shelton, Carolyn 48,73,69,82 Shelton, Susan 58,70,72,84 Sherman, David 58 Shives, Kevin 58 Shives, Jan 78 Shives, Ron 48 Shockey, Richard 53,84 Shoemaker, Rusty 32 Shoemaker, Terry 48 Shook, Bonnie 32,74 Shook, Harold 58 Simonis, Drew 53 Sivcovich, Dave 53,96 Skorat, Linda 48,63,69,73,83,64 Slipian, Sally 53 Smith, Charity 53,86 Smith, Daniel 58 Smith, Danny 58,96 Smith, Debbie 32 Smith, Denise 48,84,86,64 Smith, Keith 58 Smith, Mark 58 Smith, Mike 53 Smith, Paul 53 Smith, Venita 32,66,69,71,73,85,112,115, 118,124 Southard, Francine 58 Sparling, Mary 53 Speros, Hope 32,63,69,73,79,64 Speros, Lisa 48,66,69,73,79,84 Speros, Sherry 48,66,69,73,125 Spicuzza, Sherry 142 Spiker, Chris 48,96 Staley, Mike 58 Stallman, Carl 32,62,83,90 Stallman, Carol 48 Stanford, Debbie 58,70 Stanford, Vickie 32,63,69,73,79,64 Stanton, Lois 143,164 Stephens, Paul 58,89,90 Stevens, Leo 48 Stewart, Don 32,78 Stewart, James 53 Stinson, Carimar 32,85,86 Stokley, Janet 58,86 Stoneking, Rena 48,88 Story, Bill 53,81,86 Story, Debbie 86 Stratton, Bob 142,95 Straughn, Mike 53,81,83 Stroback, Katherine 58,70,72,79,83,86 Stroisch, Jerry 53,90 Stroisch, Terry 48 Stuertz, Dan 48,83 Stuertz, Kris 33,69,86 Suarez, Jean 33,74 Suarez, Steve 53 Sullivan, Anne 33,65,76,82 Sullivan, Tim 58,83 Summers, Margaret 53,86 Swallow, Chris 58 Swallow, John 59 Swann, Loraine 143 Swap, Terry 33,67,96 Swatske, Cynthia 48 Swedholm, Tony 59 T Taylor, Gene 48 Taylor, Jack 98,143 Taylor, John 53 Templeton, Bonnie 48,69,73 Templeton, Laurie 33 Tessereau, Eric 59,88,90 Thames, Arthur 59 Tharp, Ruth 34,78 Thiebes, Martha 143 Thomas, Sharon 33,86 Thompson, Linda 53 Thompson, Teresa 59 Timanus, Margaret 53,86 Todd, Kenny 56,59 Todd, Larry 48,67,66,96,98,102 Todd, Sheila 53 Toney, Lucious 53,111,108 Toombs, Heather 48,69,73 Topolski, Tom 59 Townsend, Pam 53,70,72,85 Trautman, Bob 53 Trautman, Claudia 34,69,73,64 Trautman, Sylvia 59,70,72 Travis, Terry 48 Trolinger, Bev 59 Trout, Cheryl 53,69 Trout, Ray 48,67,69,96,97,105 Trower, Maryanne 34,69,73,74,64 Truelove, Joyce 34,80 Tucker, George 53 Turner, Cathy 48 Turner, Ed 53 Turner, Judy 48,69,73 U Underwood, Brenda 48 Underwood, Kerry 34,67,96,102 Ulmer, William 53 V Vahle, Jackie 59,70,72 Valleroy, Mary 53 Vance, Joe 59 Vance, Tom 53,96 Van Matre, Glen 34 Vickers, Pam 53 Voss, Joseph 34,78 Voss, Joyce 59 Votaw, Pam 86 W Walker, Jean 34,74,64 Walker, Lynn 59,70,72 Walters, J. C. 142 Walters, Steve 34,99,104,159 Walters, Vickie 35,74,78 Wampler, Steve 35 Warner, Nancy 53,70,72,86 Warnhoff, Joe 53 Warren, Dan 48,85 Washburn, Doug 35 Washburn, Jeanette 48 Waterford, Ron 48,69,63 Watkins, Ken 48 Watson, Claudia 59,72 Watson, Debbie 48,69,73,85 Weatherford, Linda 59,70,72,75,84 Weaver, Rhonda 35,62,115 Weber, Don 159 Weisman, George 53 Welby, Kevin 48 Werner, Gina 35 Werner, Nancy 48 Wessel, Renee 79 Wesselman, Nancy 39,70,72,84 Wheeler, Steve 48 Whitaker, Bob 48,96,108 Whitaker, Kay 59 White, Angie 48 White, Ralph 53 Whitman, Larry 59 Whitney, Charles 35,67 Whitworth, Forrest 142 Whorton, Thomas 35,96 Wiegand, Wynn 39 Wiggins, Anita 59 Wiggins, Delores 53 Wilke, Vikki 35,69,73,83,64 Williams, Andrea 53,86 Williams, Brenda 53,70,86 Williams, Gilbert 59,89 Williams, Kelvin 48,67,96,108 Williams, Leroy 53 Williams, Robin 53 Williams, Sharon 53,70 Williams, Wally 48 Williams, Yvonne 35,69,73 Willis, Ed 59,108 Willis, Geoffrey 36,90 Willis, Linda 36,69,85 Willis, Ron 110 Wilson, Jeff 59 Wilson, Robyn 48,63,69,73,112,115,64 Wilson, Toni 36,159 Winchester, Mark 36,67,96 Winder, Debbie 59,86 Wolf, Jim 48 Wolf, Judy 79 Wolfe, Manetta 53 Wolfe, Tina 36 Woodley, Debbie 36,69 Woodley, Kathy 48,69,73 Woodruff, Dan 53,79 Workes, Gary 48 Wren, Tom 59 Wright, Silas 53 Wulfert, Steve 36 Y York, Anne 53,70,72,79,80,88,114 York, Jim 53 York, Nancy 59,70,79 Young, Rick 48 Young, Sara 53,66,70,72,84,119 Yourtee, Paul 48,63,64 Z Zeller, Jim 53 Zeller, Steve 48,88,89 Zubcic, Linda 59,70,72 Zurbriggen, Candy 59 163 Maple Leaves Staff Editor-in-Chief—Anne Sullivan Layout Editor ................. 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