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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

Maple Leaves 1975 Editors..................................................Janet Pryor Judy Reed Assistant Editor.........................................Cindy Reece Photographer.............................................Marty Kopp Staff Members ....................................Freda Bartee Judy Doyle Barb Gannon Chris Hanley Advisor.......................................Mr. Chuck Heyl Special thanks to: Vincent Price Studios Lew Gordon Taylor Publishing Company Mr. George Southern Chip Staff Photographers Volume 52 1975 Maplewood-Richmond Heights Senior High School Maplewood, Missouri 63143 DEDICATION. After 32 years of teaching and counseling at M-RH, Mr. Warren Coy plans to retire to Cuba, Mo., where he and his wife have built a home. Mr. Coy has been a full-time counselor for 10 years. Before that he was a part-time counselor for 10 years. He got involved in counseling because he has always been interested in trying to help students solve their problems and in talking with them.” He began working on a degree in counseling in the early 1940's. Mr. Coy first started teaching in a rural school in 1933. All eight grades were in one class. After teaching at Riverview Gardens, he left for one year and went to work in the personnel department at Sunncn’s. He applied for a position at M-RH in 1943. He first look a job as a physical education teacher. Later, when a social studies vacancy occurred, he changed to that field. Besides counseling, Mr. Coy also has coached freshman basketball and helped coach track. In his years of teaching, Mr. Coy has had no regrets. He said. If I were to relive my life, I think I would follow a similar route.” He enjoys being with people and helping them. For Mr. Coy it has been a happy, busy and full life of helping people learn from books and from life. Mr. Fred Larason will also be ending his last of 32 years at M-RH. He has been teaching science since he came to M-RH. Mr. Larason originally wanted to be an engineer. However, the depression hit while he was attending Maryland College. He stayed there because it was less expensive than transferring to another university to work on an enginei ring degree. Before coming to M-RH. Mr. Larason was the superin- tendent of schools in Oregon, Mo. He decided that he preferred teaching to administration. He heard of an opening at M-RH from a friend and so came to M-RH to begin his first of 32 years. • • Mr. Larason has not only been a teacher. He coached two athletic teams. For 27 years he coached B team basketball and for five years he was the varsity baseball coach. Mr. Larason and his wife are going to move to Indian Hills Lake in Cuba, Mo., after his retire- ment. He plans to do a lot of fishing, golfing, gar- dening, traveling, and beating Mr. Coy in bridge. Mr. Larason said that he will miss the students, the staff and the athletics, all of which have been a part of his life for so many years. In June, Mrs. Swann completes 18 years at M- RH. She began her teaching career in North Caro- lina and completed seven years in two elementary schools. After moving to St. Louis, she taught first grade at Bruce school. She then became a substi- tute in this district for four years. She substituted in every grade and in every type of class, includ- ing shop. Later she became a full-time teacher of social studies classes and then English classes. Now she teaches English to freshmen. Mrs. Swann believes that high school is the stu- dent's opportunity to learn. Mrs. Swann feels that the biggest change in the students has been that a few more students are not as ambitious. She said, M-RH students are fine young people and 90% are good citizens.” Mrs. Swann feels M-RH is a fine school. She has never made a request for supplies that hasn’t been furnished. The school has always had a good fac- ulty and her association with all the teachers, from those who have retired to the new young teachers, has enriched her life. Mrs. Swann’s plans after retiring are to relax which includes sleeping late. She wants to become more active in the church, join ladies’ clubs, visit her ch iIdrcn in California, and garden. Mrs. Swann may also continue teaching a course for high school equivalency which she now does one night a week. Together, Mr. Warren Coy, Mr. Fred Larason, and Mrs. Loraine Swann have spent 82 years as educators at M-RH. They have been dedicated to giving their students the best possible education and guidance. M-RH will truly miss these three people who have given so much to others. We proudly dedicate the 1975 yearbook to these three educators who will long be remembered. 2 14 M-RH students visit Germany . . . Camp Wyman Counselors . . . First year of an unas- signed hour . . . Secret pals decorate athlete’s lockers . . . Soccer organizes at M-RH . . . John Hayashi chosen scholar athlete . . . Jun- ior homecoming float takes first place . . . Clint Crites resigns as superintendent . . . Varsity football team wins suburban league title; ranked 8th in state . . . girl’s P.E. department offers athletic dueling — a first in Missouri . . . Janet Wiegand chosen G.A.A. girl of the year . . . Pep club formed at M-RH . . . Spanish Club travels to Mexico . . . Christina Martin selected 1975 homecoming queen . . . Lion’s club donates new score- board to M-RH . . . desegregation order by H.E.W. . . . intramural program initiated . . . GAPP sponsors talent show . . . Battle of the Bands” sponsored by Spanish Club — Pendulum” takes first . . . Andy Hummert reigns as king at 1975 Backwards Dance . . . Students from Germany visit M-RH . . . J.V. Basketball team finishes first in conference with 20-2 record . . . Junior-Senior prom held at Bel-Air East Hotel . . . Christina Martin is chosen 1975 prom queen . . . Warren Deter- ing begins first year as principal . . . Seniors graduate June 5, 1975. M-RH ADMINISTRA TION BOARD OF EDUCATION: Jane Moeller. Dale Huff, John Bean, Treas.; Ken Gannon, Pres.; Johnny Smith. Evelyn Grant, Viee-Pres. Board President Ken Gannon confers with new school district lawyer Richard Ulrich. 4 iVl-RH SCHOOL DISTRICT SECRETARIES — Row 1: Allyne Presley, Bernice Baldwin, Gloria Peck, Virginia Jennings, Betty KhII. Row 2: Florence Elder, Leslie Peck. Mrs. Virginia Crofts School Nurse Miss Kathy Copple Secretary Mrs. Margaret Sherrill Secretary 5 Mrs. Freda Bradley Secretary Mrs. Dorothy Meiners Secretary Mr. Warren Detering Principal Mr. Charles Seng Ass’l. Principal Mrs. Nettie Ford Secretary Mrs. Ruth Sweet Secretary CAFETERIA WORKERS: Sara Proemsey. Maxine Baranyai, Lorraine Gilbert, Elsie Fette, Mathilda Baranvai, Bettv Wof- ford. CUSTODIANS: Armand Crawford. Malcolm Schmidt, Jasper Italiano, Lila Jones, Karl Halker, Charles Rutherford. 7 I Mr. Truman Addington General Math Algebra I Geometry Mr. I Finnic Aycock Senior English Mini ■ Courses Mr. Mark Baldwin Physical Education Health Mr. Joseph Bollinger Power Mechanics Basic Electronics Composite Shop Mrs. Mary Brauninger Health Mrs. Dorthea Bruschke German I, II, III. IV Mrs. Judy Buchmeier Home Economics Miss JoAnn Becker Typing Shorthand Mr. William Borchardt Art Mr. Sam Burton Counselor 8 Mr. Jean Chard Band Mr. Paul Cochran Counselor Mr. Warren Coy Counselor Mr. Robert Dejong American History Psychology' Miss Laurie Gross Physical Education Health Mrs. Ethel Harter Social Studies Miss Carol Heeler Physical Education Mrs. Olive Heidolph Librarian 9 Mr. Mike Johnson Record Keeping Typing I Accounting Miss Joanne Kilsberg Mini-Grumes Journalism Miss Joyce King Office Practice Typing I COE. Mr. Fred Larason Chemistry' Physics Earth Science Mr. Ichiro Matsuda Mrs. Mary Morgan Geometry Social Studies Pre-Algebra Computer Programming Miss Jan Mueth Mrs. Joan Nelms Algebra I Biology Gmsumcr Math Senior Math 10 Mr. Phil Norwood General Business Salesmanship Typing I Mrs. Gloria Reno English Miss Nancy Osman Girl's Glee Mixed Chorus A CappeUa Clwir Music Theory Mrs. Pamela Robinson Sewing Child Development Interior Design Mr. Pete Palumbo Athletic Director American History Mrs. Diane Rodewald Counselor Mrs. Vincenza Pierce French I. II. III. IV Mr. Albert Rohlfing American Histon,' Mr. James Roy English Speech Communications 11 Mr. John Sanders Drivers Education Algebra II Trigonometry Elementary Functions Mr. David Schilling Physical Science Mr. Charles Schondelmeyer Mr. Robert Simmons Physical Education Mrs. Sherry Spicuzza Social Studies Mr. David Stulce Graphic Arts Mrs. Loraine Swann English Mrs. Mae Swetlik 12 14 15 SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPS XU V • • Z tow: Black. C., Jennings, K., Sivcovich, B., Gladu, H., Hummert, A., Ghoiston, K., Baker, T., Basta, L, Thames, C., English, R. 2nd Row: King, D., McClure, G., Coughlin, K., Brewer, D., Ahern, M., Williams, G., Kincade, L., Luhms, S.. Coach Jack Taylor. 3rd Row: Coach Baldwin, Schulz, S., Romeo, G., Burroughs, E., Wilson, G., Moore, M., Hall, J., Alton, J., Cannon, R., Barton, C. 4th Roiv: Burton, P., Emmons, S., Coleman, V., Bolds, J., Basta, B., Bridges, J., Burton, S., Coach Phil Nor- wood. 5th Row: Huff, D., Bosley, E., Thomas, E., Norful. E. Fiddmont, C., House- wright, J., Stoneking. B., Cannon, L. WRESTLING . 'V ,. '• • •• «Ss� ;.. . 4-;. .7 Row 1: H. Lillie. T. Rives. D. Brewer. K. Willis. .1. Mattox, B. King. E. Thomas. M. Hum'nie'rt. L. Haynes. R. W eber. R. Affoller. R. Ostrander, J. Romeo, G. O'Connor. M. Slokes, B. Berry. G. Allen. Row 2: R. Coiner. D. Waters. D. King. C. Black, E. Burroughs, A. Hummert. P. Steingruby. G. Romeo, G. Taylor, K. Bauer, L. Hanson. R. Weber. P. Abu - iede, T. Woody, Coach Jack Taylor. Coach Skip Watkins; BASKETBALL ill N � 4 i ••••-. • •-� � � « ; The weather for homecoming was the best in years. Our Blue Devils defeated the Brent- wood Eagles following the parade through Maplewood. Tina Martin was crowned 1974 Homecoming Queen at the dance. October 26. For the first time in many years the student body of M-RH elected their homecoming queen. It was the type of homecoming that most Maplewood students will remember for a long time. Brentwood is not likely to forget it either. Left: Miss Tina Martin. Senior: 1974-75 Homecoming Queen. Right: Miss Lynn Fiddmonl, Freshman Maid. Far Right: Miss Ruth Ann Browning, Sophomore Maid. Bottom Right: Miss Donna McCann, Junior Maid. Bottom Far Right: Miss Lynette Scales, Senior Maid. 28 33 REBECCA M. AHRENS 'To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved.” George Macdonald JEFFALBACH SUSAN CHRISTINE ALEXANDER But will it mend the road before To grieve for that behind?” Walter Smith, D.D. CAROLYN ANCY BEN APRIL Bennie and the Jets?” Elton John JULI (JENKINS) ANDERSON KRAIG BAKER Wc all live under the same sky, but don’t all have the same horizon.” Konrad Adenauer TED RUSSELL BAKER Winning isn’t everything, but losing isn’t anything.” Bailey LAURIE BANGERT DONNA J. BANTEL FREDA KAY BARTEE You are today where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts take you.” James Allen LAWRENCE J. BASTA Success in athletics and academics depend on desire and effort.” Basta MARIE BAUER As deep water runs slow and quietly, knowledge develops understanding of minds and nations.” MMtt ROBIN DALE BELK You arc good if you walk to your goals firmly and with l old steps; yet you are not evil if you go away limping. Kahlil Gibran JERRY ERNEST BECK Untold want, by life and land, nere granted. Now, Voyager, sail thou forth to seek and find Walt Whitman KATHY BOLY CLAYTON BLACK RANDY BILBREY KATHY J. CAREY Laughter is mv object, tis a property in man essential to his reason ' Randolf CARLA Y. BRINKLEY ELAINE MARIE THERESA BRIDGES • never seems to be enough tune ihings you want to do, once you MICHAEL A. CARROLL PEGGY CEBULSKI BILL CLIPPER ODETTE COMER JEFF CONDIT Wc only pari to meet again. DAVID WAYNE CRILLEY Live for.those who love you and y Im aide to conquer anything.' Seott PEGGY DAMON DEBBY JO DAMRON You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart.” MICHELLE DATTOLI MICHAEL D. DIEFENBACH There is no great genius without some touch of madness.” JIM DRAPP PETE ELLERMANN MICHAEL ESCHBACH The past is really almost as much a work of the imagination as the future.” Jessamyn West ANTOINETTE EVANS VELMA MARIE EVANS True happiness consists not in the multi- tude of friends, but in the worth and TERRY FILKINS RICK FINLEY VICKIE FLAHERTY MICHAEL FRANK JO ANN K. FRITZ Look to this day! . . . For yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision . . The Sanskrit NANCY K. GROMMET . . . the rascal have . . . given i cines to make me love him . . King Henry IV DAWN GREIG RICK LUKE GALDU” GLADU There thou beholdest the wall of Sparta, and every man a brick.” Lycurgus TONI HARLAN LINDA HANDING CHRISTINE MARIE HANLEY It is a very hard undertaking to seek to please everybody.” JOHN EDWARD HAYASHI He who labors diligently need never despair; for all things are accomplished by diligence and labor ” Meonander of Athens LINDA HARRIS KATHLEEN ANN HARTNEY For happiness one needs security, but joy can spring like a flower even from the cliffs of despair.” Lindbergh ALPHA MAY HEBERER If you wanl to feci complete, you’ve got to take the bitter with the sweet.” Carole King GAYLE D. HEDRICK JAMES P. HELY If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for there will always bo greater and lesser persons than yourself.” Desiderata MARIE HEMPEN Society often confuses genius with inacy.” Marie Hempen MARYANN JOAN HEMPEN RANDY HENSLEY JANE E HIGGINS RICHARD HOLLAND CLYDE HITCHENS LAURIE HOLLY Today I stopped on my road, like the weary traveler who has not reached his destination hut seeks to ascertain his posi- tion. Kahlil Gibran MIKE HORNUNG ROSS HOUSEWRIGHT 'The Way is peace; the Road is love. Anon ANDREW L. HUMMERT Quitters never win; winners never quit, V. Lombardi TINA M. HUMMERT Remembrance is the only paradise out of which we cannot be driven.” KEVIN L. JOHN G. KEVIN JENNINGS You ain’t seen nothin’ yet. R. Bachman KIM HUNTSPON If God be for us, who can be against us. New Testament RAY KENNEDY DEBRA ANN KIGER And when the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow. Let it be.” ANNETTE MARIE KERN JOHN LARMER VANESSA LOVE SHARON ANNE MALY Do not wish to be anything but what you are and try to be that perfectly. St. Francis DeSales LESLIE MANSON JOHN R. MARCH The actions of men are the best interpret- ers of their thoughts. Locke VICKI J. MARSHALL Less hasty am I than the wind, yet I must CHRISTINE MARTIN Kahlil Gibran THERESA MATTOX CAROL JOAN McVEY 'She shall have music wherever she goes. Anon STEVE MILBURN Imagine all the people . . . today. John Lennon DONALD RAY MILLER No hurry; no worry; just takes things they come.” KEVIN MILLER But the waiting time, my brothers, Is the hardest time of all.” Doudney JODEY JANE MOELLER In dreams and In love there are no impos- sibilities.” Janos Arany MARY MONDAINE BRIAN MORRIS MARY NATHE BOB NENNERT TOM O’CONNOR BRIAN KEITH OTTOLINI Peace in ones heart and soul cannot be DIANNE I. OWENS To ho happy is to help others be happy WINIFRED PATTERSON KAREN PERKINS If music be the food of life, play on, DARLEEN KAY PHILLIPS TOM POWELL HARRIET RADINSKY I’m a pari of all lhal I’ve met Ulysses LOUIS FULOS JANET RENE PRYOR Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13 JUDY MARIE REED I find the great thing in this world is, not so much where we stand, as what direction we are moving.” BARBARA REED To exist is to subsist; but to truly live now that’s life.” B. Reed CINDERA LYNN REECE Be lions roaring in forests of knowledge Whales swimming in the oceans of life.” Baha’i Scriptures JOSEPH ROBERTSON PHYLLIS ROBERSON BRUCE RICHARD TERESA K. RODGERS JAYNE L. SALERNO When all else is lost, the future still BRUCE SANDERS DANA SATTLEY LYNETTE DENISE SCALES 'There is no fear in love; but perfect love casteth out fear.” New Testament CINDY LYNN SCHORR The most completely lost of all days that on which one has not laughed.” Chamfort SHIRLEY SELBY LARRYSENYARD JIM SHELTON 50 DOREEN SMITH RICHARD SIVCOVICH Life is a jig saw puzzle with most of the pieces missing.” SUSAN SINCLAIR PATRICIA L. SMOTHERS Speech is the mirror of the soul; as a man speaks, so is he.” Anon MARKW. SMITH 0, what a lucky man he was. Greg Lake GRIFFITH C. SMITH Whoso would be a man must be a non- conformist.” Ralph Waldo Emerson KAREN STANFORD ROBERTA STOREY ERNEST C.STORZ If you ever pray, pray for me now. President Harry S. Truman JOE SWALLOW CHARLES THAMES CATHY JEANNE THOM Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly.” Langston Hughes PAULA THOMAS CATHY THOMPSON JOHN THOMURE CAROL TRIPP CINDY TROUT FRANK VITALE DANNY WALTERS RICKTURNBOUGH TERRY WEAVER MARY WESSELMANN JANET L. WIEGAND There are no riches above a sound body and no joy almve the joy of the heart.” ROBERT B. WIGGINTON I’m as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change. Lord knows I can’t change.” Lynard Skynard LINDA YVETTE WILLIAMS The grand essentials of happiness are: something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.” Allan K. Chalmers KEVIN WILLIS GARY WILSON TONY WORKES Rick Affoher Mark Ahern Raymond Alexander Jerry Alton Rusalyn Atkinson Denise Baldwin Tibor Bakai Kent Baker Meri Baker Steve Barr Casey Barton Kurt Bauer Karen Belobrajdic Barbara Bitter Eugene Bolden Carl Bolton Jim Braun Doug Brewer John Brewer Wanda Brown Bonnie Binder Earl Burroughs Yvonne Busby Luis Calzada Diane Camden Cathy Cherry Ginger Collins Janet Colombo Angela Comer Dan Comer Kerry Coughlin Chris Crilley Laurie Damron Evon Davis Sue Dean Ken Declue Jackie DeNeef Connie Devine Lorna Dick Jane Drapp Cindi Dresch belwyn D souza Greg Ellermann Corless Evans Karen Fiddmont Geraldine Foreman Dave Fox Rosie Gallina Barb Gannon Terry Hickey Susan Holt Kathy Hopson Bonnie Hosick Laura Hudson Dovie Hughes Gayle Gaskin Tammy Gilbert Ronnie Goggin Vicki Gooch Diane Granger Nina Green Chrys Gruendler Dave Hall James Hall Terry Hancock Eddie Hanson Larry Hanson Hal Hardin Rick Harper Vicky Harris I arry Haynes Randy Helms Mary Hcndel Brenda Herbert Anna (Graves) Sharon Hullin Bill Humphrey Lou Hunter Andy Johnson Sharon (McLaughlin) Johnson Peggy Jolly Jeanette Jones Mary Jones Steve Joos Lewis Kincade Norman Kineheloe Dave King Debbie Kinkelar Chris Kramer Mike Laidlaw Ava Langston Kim Lankford Angela LaTragna Gary Laubcrt Jim Lawler Rita Lederle Cindi Lee heresa Lewis Cathy Lofton Cara Long Cindi Long Scott Luhm Dan March Joyce May Donna McCann Guy McClure McCullum Carla Milburn Bob Miller Carole Miller Alex Miraglia Mike Moore Brinda Mosier Kim Nappier Russell Neithe Mary Oswald Carmen Pace Tammy Pare Jim Phillips Ellen Phiropoulos Steve Presti Cherri Pursley Debbie Quesenbcrry Carol Quinlan Jaek Quinley Sue Rabbit! Mary Rapp Joan Reekelhoff Rhonda Ri ks Cars Romeo Cathy Sago Bill Salvaggio Mike Sanders Pat Sapp Scott Schulz Keith Seago Joan Sinclair Diana Sparks Paul Steingruby Debbie Stewart Nina Suarez Alice Thompson Ampora Tongpon Alan Trautmann Pat Trower Debbie Vent Jim Vent Becky Vierling Don Waters Russell a Ison Sharon Watson Carla Weatherford Tom ’lialon Linda White Rosie (Mamola) idener Garland Williams JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Mark MeGoogan Robert Painter Debbie Parker l,y nda Priee Pete Springer Larry Stevenson Richard Swallow Ricky Turnbough Joseph Wartts Ed Werner Andrew Westermann Donetta White Patricia Wiggins Thomas Williams Gary Wilson Joan Drapp Julie Fennell Daniel Fitzhenry Wayne Forester Robert Foster Pat Griffin Gerald Guenzler Angela Hagan Arthur Harris Steve Harry Colette Hitchens Theresa Hitchens Steve Kuehnert Steve Kuhl Pat Lav Kim Andreon David Basket I Deborah Bell Deborah Belli John Broeksehmitt Ralph Brooner Tonya Brown Debbie Buie Alvin Coehren Becky Cotner Sharon Couch John Delaney John Detert Mike Devine Phil Abuzeide Michele Aitch Hathor Alexander Michael Allen David Baer Ernest Bailey Shawn Bailey Greg Baker Joann Baker Heidi Barks Sherri Barks Bill Basta Karen Bauer Greg Be ye Tom Bitter Sue Borg man Pete Bosley Earlene Bragg John Bridges Larry Brown Jim Browning Ruth Ann Browning Mark Buckner Denise Cameron Ronald Cannon Valerie Carter Robert Casey Phyllis Cochren Ramona Cochren Victor Coleman Lynn Condit Jerry Cook Kathy Corpuz Bonnie Coiner Kim Cutler Larry Daniels Karen Degonia Pat Devine Michelle Diesel Diane Dixon Renee Dodson Michelle Doyle Patty Dreher Danny Dunn Sharon Eck Mike Elder Katie Elrod Steve Emmons Merlene Emory Dehhie Ermold Miehele Feilner Paul Ferher Clun k Eiddmont Miehelle Finley Jackie Flaherty Sue Francis Joyce Frazer Bill Friedman Jim Garrison Terri Gilpatriek Ellen Goedde I uira Goodman Steve Grant Darrin Greig Peggy Griebel Nancy Grosch Lisa Guthrie Lisa Gutierrez Loretta Hall Robert Hall Kim Hanley Cathy Hanson Linda Hanson Boh Harding Tom Hardy Dan Harmon Darla Harper James Havcy Vernesia Hayes Faith Heflin Bernice Hegwood Debbie Hendel Joe Hill Kim Hitchens Karen Holland Joel Houscwright Dale Huff Leslie Huntspon Ashley Long Theresa Lore Jane Love Kevin McCafferty Mike McCafferty Eileen McDonough Joann McKean Nancy McVey David Marks Melanie Martindell Mike Martinez John Mattox Steve May Ben Meyer Angela Minor Valerie Miraglia Brett Moeller Saundra Montgomery Cheryl Moore Keith Mosier Robert Nalls Terri Nelson Ervin Norful Kathy O'Brien Kathy Oswald Derek Owens Tina Parson Darlene Parsons Pat Pavelka Pat Pearson Stephanie Peck John Pesek Eugene Phillips Geri Pilla Cheryl Pirtle Diane Poole Robyn Pore Charlotte Powell Debbie Proemsey Charles Quesenberry Linda Rapp Romona Reichwein Anna Renna Brian Richard Richard Roberts John Sanders Rick Sanders Don Sattley Amy Schuster Dale Scckcl Elinor Sendelbach Gene Serra Roger Shaw Don Slovensky David Smith David Smith Ed Smith Karen Sorbello Sue Sorbello Debbie Stahl Joe Stahl Rosie Steingruby Moses Stokes Bill Stoneking Jerry Storz 64 Mike Slorz Steve Summerell Kim Summers Kim Swap Ronald Swierk Palt Taylor Elarl Thomas Steve Thomson Don Titius Dorothy Torrey Yogi Torrey Cheryl Trumhle Rick Trumble Brenda Turner Rita Vance Joy Vickers JoAnn Vi« gel Mike Walker Nancy Walker Voneile Watson Dave Walls Debbie Weatherfor l Dick Weber Mathew W'elle.s Sue Werner Tisha Werner Matt Wigginton Vivian Wild Jane Williams Mark Wilson Sharon W inkier FJaine Woodley Boh Workes Terry Young Debbie Young SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Joe Baur Donald Bay George Boulton Josie Buie Steven Burton Phillip Burton Larry Cannon Mark Casey Peter Chang Charles Coleman Judy Conway Rhonda Cooley Leo Davis Jim Devine Jeanette Dorsey Da id Douglas Mervin Feick Michael Giles Linda Hand Daniel Harman Arnold Hayles Paul Hely Sharon Hughes Eugene Kennedy Ronald King Steve Lawrence Bob McCollum Joanne McKean Toni Miller John Mondaine Robert Nalls Tina Parson Dennis Poole Sheila Poole Andy Pn-sti Gynnio Smallwood Rena Smith Mark Spink William Stanford Deborah Taylor Elizabeth Weisman Alberta White Cheryl White Gene Williams Leonard Wilson Frances Wright 65 66 Teresa Abuzeide Robert Adams Renee Adrcon Chris Aldag Zoleika Alexander Greg Allen Keith Allen Julie Anderson Mike Anderson Ellis Athanas Kathy Baer Carmen Bail Patti Bakai Boh Baker Elaine Baker Cotal Ballak Tammy Balia nee Rickey Bates Ron Bay Barh B •an Barl ara Beck Paul Bclobrajdie Boh Bcrryr Karla Bilbrey Brian Blac k Tracy Bolden Marvctle Bonds Patti Bolt Doris Boulton Linda Broeksehmilt Dwayne Bryson Ronnie Calvin Scott Campbell Thomas Carter David Cleveland Mary Coleman Ralph Cotner Joy Courisky Mitzi Crist Cathy Cutler Mabel Daniels Dale Decker Diane DeClue Bob Detert 67 John Devine Boh Dorsey Mike Dotson Colleen Doyle Judy Doyle Terry Edmond Donna Filkins Scott Finley Sherry Fischer Becky Fischlmayer John Flaherty Steve Ford Craig Francis Chuck Frick Grace Gaskin Patsy Gay nor Everett Gholston Valerie Gholston Bill Girardier Kim Gleason David Goggin Larry Gower Bruce Granger Donna Guckes Joyce Hall Steve Hanley Robert Hayashi Lee Haynes Dave Hedrick Johnnie May Hemphill Laura Hendel Sandy Henson Rosa Hernandez Lisa Hitchens Theresa Holmes Guy Horneker Kevin Hornung John Hudson Laura Huighe Mike Hummert Rhonda Hunt Sandy Hunter Loretta Hurd 68 John Jackson Lamont Jackson Debbie Jett JoAnne Kelley Mecgan Kelley Sheron Kelly Teka Kemper Tom Kennedy Bobby King Cynthia Kizer Victor Kizer Linda LaBelle Richard Landmann Kris Lankford Sherry Latragna Steven Lewis Greg Link Howard Little Kay Little Jim Long Lorri Long Tim I-ong Patti Lore Ron Lowry James Lucas Ron Ludwig JoAnn March Rickey Marton Jim McCann Sean McCartney Darin McClure Tonya McGrcw Phyllis McKinnon Lisa Metcalf Cathy Miller Vernon Miller Phil Moran Brett Morris Michelle Murphy Bob Nathe Cathy Nichols Connie Norful Mary Nottcr Betty O'Brien 69 Craig O’Connor Bobbie O’Laughlin Ray Ostrander Kevin Parker Pam Parks Curt Pally Karla Penny Donna Perkins Robin Petersoi Mary Phelps Orlando Phillips Sandy Phillips Linda Phiropoulos Cathy Preston Linda Rafferty Gwen Reed Mary Rcnna David Richard Annette Riddle Tom Rives Myron Roberts Jim Romeo Cheryl Roper Karl Roscman Barbara Rouse Steve Rouse Karen Salsman Kevin Seannell Tom Sehall Nancy Sehoenlauh Cheryl Schorr Bill Sccklc 70 Chris Segal Marty Sidenstrickcr Rachel Simonson Angola Smith Annotto Smith Darla Smith James Smith Joe Sorbcllo Karon Spink Beverly Stanford Rita Stoingruhy Farah Stith Trudy Stokes Judith Swallow Sophia Tara Isas Sue Tatum Robin Tauhe Cindy Thom Patrioo Tilfonl Ron Tisius Chery l Townsend Gary Trolingor Kim Trostel Bill Turner Sue Vance Teresa Varney Yasmin Walker Brenda Watts Vicki Weatherford Randy Weber David Welch Mary Wheeler 71 Bobbie While David White Anthony William Beeky Williams Chris Williams Christy Williams Cindy Williams Lisa Williams Crai Wilson Crain Wolff Andy Woodruff Cindy Woods Duffy Woody Tina Wrinhl Susie y mer Chris Zook FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Nellie Berry Jam s Friedman Rowan Miller Harry Boyles Denise Garrison Mike Modglin Arlie Broun Tom Goedde Ann Moleski Mark Broun Larry Gooch Barb Moses Arthur Bruy ere Tracy Gray Deway nc Moses Tony Burner Luke Harlan Phillip Niethe Janet Bushy Terry Jordan Allen Polston Calvin Cox Alexander Kennedy Anna Ri ht« r Iceland Crenshaw Sharon Kilburn Dan Selby Janice Cuehi Mike Kurtz Roy Sillman Barb Damson Tom Mance Dan Smilhharl Doun Davis Brinitte Martin Glenn Stevenson Jeff Durham James Martin Ralph Strieker Lewis Erbe Rick Mazzola Robert Weismann Lynn Fiddmont Susan McDowell Anthony Willis Bryan Fite John Meyer Charles Workcs 72 73 TORCH, QUILL AND SCROLL The National Honor Societ) requires students to be scholasti- cally competent and active in school life. The Torch members are recognized for their qualities of leadership, scholarship, charac- ter, and service. They are chosen by their high school faculty and must have a B plus or better average. TORCH MEMBERS — Row I: S. Maly. J. Higgins, L. Holly, C. Sehorr. Row 2: D. Hughes, B. Gannon, P. Zweifel, C. Sago, J. Colombo, J. Sinclair, T. Martin, S. Sinclair, C. Reece. Row 3: D. Smith. Row 4: W. Brown, D. Vent, K. Anderson, K. Bauer, J. May, G. Ellermann, L. Scales, G. Gaskin. Row5: A. Kern, M. Bauer, K. King, R. Bilbrey, P. Chang, D. Hall. Row 6: M. Carroll. J. Hayashi, A. Trautmann, H. Hardin, J. DeNeef, T. Lewis. ' lNT {DNATONAi Quill and Scroll is an international honor soci- et) for high school jour- nalists. Membership is awarded to those who have done outstanding work on the yearbook or high school newspaper. Requirements for this honor are that all stu- dents be in the upper one-third of his class, he must be a junior or sen- ior, and he must have the recommendation of his advisor. QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS — Seated: .1. Reed. Standing: M. Carroll. C. Reece, J. Pryor, R. Sivcovich, J. Hayashi. 74 F.T.A. Left to Right: Mrs. Diane Rodewald. L. Leiber, M. Baker. F Radinsky, B. Ahrens. Future Teachers of America is sponsored 1 Mrs. Diane Rodewald. This group is comprised of students who are interested in tile leach- ing profession. F.T.A. vis- ited Parkway North this year. The officers are: Meri Baker, pres.; Harriet Radin- sky. v. pres; Becky Ahrens, sec.-treas. ART CLUB The Art Club was not very active in its first year of existence. The sponsor, Mr. AI Borehardl, looks for big- ger anil better things for the future. Isft to Right: K. Baur, R. Peterson, L. Hunter. Mr. Al Borehardt, S. Dean, D. Stewart. M. Rapp. 75 Row 1: J. Moeller, B. Ahrens, J. Hayashi, J. Salerno, C. Reece. Row 2: R. Siv- covich, D. Kopp, J. Condit, K. Jennings. Not Pictured: M. Carroll, B. Wiggin- ton, V. Eaton, D. Hall, J. Hely. Maplewood-Richmond Heights Senior High School Ma file wood. Missouri Published by the Journalism Students of M-RH High School International Quill and Scroll Missouri Inter scholastic Press Southern Illinois Press Editor-in-chief ............ Assistant Editor............ News Editor................. l eaturc Editor ............ Sports Editor. . . Cirls Sports Editor........ Photo Editor................ Photographer................ Circulation Manager........ Reporters....Jeff Condit, Jim Hely, Jodcy Moeller Adviser ................... ................ John Hayashi .............. Rich Sivcovich ................ Mike Carroll ................ Cindy Reece ............. Kevin Jennings ............... Jayne Salerno ...................Dave Kopp ............. Rob Wigginton ............... Becky Ahrens Virginia Eaton, Dave Hall, ..........Miss Joanne Kilsberg 76 KEEPERS OF TIME ”0 call back yesterday, bid time return.” Gathering memories of the school year and placing them at a standstill to be called back in a moment when paging through an annual. This is the purpose of a yearbook, bringing memories back to its holder. The yearbook staff works together to compile the events of the school year in a type of history book, using pictures to illus- trate each event and writing us reminders of the event. One can look at a yearbook and reminisce. Marty Kopp, Judy Doyle, Judy Reed, Janet Pryor, Cindy Reece, and Freda Bartee. Not Pictured: Chris Hanley and Barb Gannon. V.O.E. The V.O.E. program gives students involved in vocations a chance to get on the job experience. The student goes to school for half day sessions which includes 2 hours of office practice class. Miss Joyce King is the teacher in charge of this program. 25 30 3 40 45 SO i.«i a i it at i i a a ( i ■ a ■ ■ • ' a. a i i a i i i C.O.E. The C.O.E. program supervised by Mr. J. C. Walters is designed to give stu- dents work experience and still attend classes. There are a variety of jobs that range from street department work to book work. C.O.E. students attend classes in the morning and then go to work in the afternoon. STAGE CREW A most important service group at M-RH is the Stage Crew. This industrious group prepares the auditorium for concerts, pro- grams, assemblies, and any com- munity activity. The Stage Crew is made up of volunteers who spend a lot of their time in setting up microphones, lights, and risers. Mr. Paul Cochran sponsors the group and keeps a trained group of students on hand for every activity. There were eight new members (flunkies) this year who were trained by Mr. Cochran and the older members. Row 1: G. Smith, S. Finley, B. King. Row 2: R. Sivcovich, D. Hudson, K. Willis, T. Hickey, S. Jaeger. Row 3: T. Pace, L. Hudson, T. Lewis, C. Patty. 80 DRAMA WORKSHOP All the world’s a stage and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts.” Everyone in Drama Workshop has a part. The members are the actors, actresses, and stage crew that meet after school to work on projects with Miss Thorpe. Their activities include skits, improvisations, and mime. A Christmas program was pre- sented to most of the elemen- tary schools in the district. Row 1: P. Kelly, A. Comer, L. Bangert, R. Watson. Row 2: Miss Thorpe, V. Watson, K. Wilson, L. Long, R. Gallina. Row 3: J. Reckelhoff, T. Long. Row 4: R. Alexander, J. Hely, D. Kopp, M. Kelly. 81 SENIOR WOMEN'S CLUB Sr. Women's Chili is a relatively new organization, which is sponsored by Mr. Joe Gamlin. Sr. Women’s Club was established to promote school spirit, promote good w ill between our school and other schools, and bring recognition to the athletic activities at M-RH. This year Sr. Women’s Club sold key chains to give recognition to the football team’s conference cham- pionship. They also set up hospitality rooms for the referees at the J.V. con- ference wrestling tournament and for parent’s night at the last home bas- ketball game. The members of the club are the fol- lowing women — Row I: F. Bailee, H. Radinsky. Mr. Joe Gamlin. Row 2: L. Holly. .1. Fritz, L. Seales. C. Thom. L. Williams. Row 3: J. Hig- gins. C. Schorr. K. Hartney. J. Moel- ler, M. Hempen. Row 4: D. Kiger, S. Alexander, D. Banlel, M. Gaynor, T. Hummerl. Row 5: C. Reece. E. Bridges, C. Hanley, A. Kern. J. Reed. Row 6: J. Pryor, S. Sinclair, B. Ahrens, J. Wiegand, S. Smith. 82 F RESHMAN MEMBERS — To,, to Bottom: B. Hayashi, president; G. Gaskin, v. president; J. Smith, treasurer, M. Renna, secretary. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: A. Long, president; R. Browning, treasurer; B. Basta, v. president; J. Williams, secretary. JUNIOR MEMBERS; K. Lankford, president; P. Sapp, treasurer; K. Wilson, v. president; J. DeNeef, secretary. The Student Executive Committe� ' was organized two years ago to replace Student Council as a new form of student government. The 16 class officers make up the committee. S.E.C. meets to discuss problems facing stu- dents and try to possibly solve these problems. S.E.C. also participales in school activities. This year they organized the Homecoming Dance. SENIOR MEMBERS; L. Basta, president: J. Hayashi, v. president; J. Con- dit, treasurer; C. Reece, secretary. 83 GAA The Girl’s Athlelie Association is a large and very active organization sponsored by Miss Carol Heeler and Miss Laurie Gross. Members of the organization receive points for participating in intramural sports after school. These points are accumulated and at the end of the year awards are presented at the Annual Awards Banquet for cer- tain point totals. Besides sponsoring girl’s sports, G.A.A. also sponsors an annual Backward s Dance. G.A.A. consists of 12 cabinet members and 4 officers; Jan Wiegand, president; JoAnn Fritz, vice-president; Vicki Marshall, secretary; and Nancy Grommet, Treasurer. CABINET MEMBERS — Row 1: V. Gooch, D. McCann, F. Bartee. Row 2: K. Belobrajdie, J. Fritz. Row 3: T. Pace, J. May, P. Zweifel. N. Grommet. Row 4: P. Sapp, G. Gaskin. B. Gannon. J. Wiegand. 84 SENIOR MEMBERS G.A.A. — Row 1: H. Radinsky, J. Reed. L. Holly, F. Bartee. Row2: D. Kiger, M. Bauer, J. Fritz. C. Thom, C. Trout, C. Reece. Row 3: J. Higgins. J. Moeller. S. Alexander, L. Scales, J. Wiegand, R. Belk. Row 4: B. Ahrens, N. Grommet, L. Robinson, T. Hummerl, K. King. JUNIOR MEMBERS G.A.A. — Row 1: C. Sago, P. Zweifel, L. Russo, R. Galina, K. Belobrajdic, D. Vent, C. Miller. Row 2: S. Pursley, K. Hopson, D. Baldwin, S. Rabbit. T. Hickey, T. Pace, J. May, D. Sparks. Row 3: M. Hendel, G. Collins. S. DePrender, P. Sapp, B. Gannon, M. Baker, C. Pace. Row 4: C. Gruendler, G. Gaskin, T. Gilbert, J. DeNeef, D. McCann, C. Long, V. Gooch, C. Milhurn. 85 Row 1: P. Dreher, L. Rapp, J. Love, R. Browning, Y. Wayne, K. Bauer, S. Eck, T. Nelson, S. Borgman, B. Cotner. Row 2: T. Krieger, D. Yount, P. Taylor, R. Dodson, R. Reichwein, E. McDonough, I. Jones, S. Peck, A. Renna, D. Ermold. Row 3: K. Hitchens, T. Par- son, B. Jackson, D. Greig, M. Zeller, T. Werner, B. Hegwood, D. Cameron, K. Elrod, L. Condit, N. Walker. Row 1: L. Williams, K. Miller, T. Bolden, C. Norful, J. Hemphill, A. Smith, R. Hernandez, V. Gholston, D. Bolton, S. Kelly, C. Bailey, D. Filkins, L. Brockschmidt, P. Lore, T. Abuzide, L. Rafferty. Row 2: D. Guckes, A. Riddle, T. Edmunc, C. Schorr, B. Bean, C. Doyle, K. Bilbrey, P. Bott, C. Townsend, M. Notter, J. Swallow, Simonson, R. Row 3: M. Bonds, K. Preston, B. Beck, D. Smith, R. Hunt, L. Huighie, C. Williams, T. Stokes, P. Parks, K. Penny, P. Bakai, T. Trostel, E. Baker. Row 4: Y. Walker, D. Jett, C. Zook, P. Tilford, L. Hitchens, M. Murphy, R. Lankford, J. Courisky, R. Peterson, L. Fiddmont, M. Wheeler, C. Williams, M. Daniels, G. Gaskin, J. Doyle. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: T. Weaver, P. Gaynor, M. Notter, F. Bartee, D. Bantel, J. Salerno, A. Smith, S. Borgmann. Row 2: L. Guthrie, M. Gaynor, T. Werner, C. Ancy, J. Storz, D. Crilley, C. Long. Row 3: Mrs. Pierce, M. Zeller, K. Anderson, B. Ahrens, D. Kinchelar, B. Hayashi, Pon Tonpom. Row 4: S. Sinclair, J. Moeller, G. Gas- kin, K. Fiddmont, D. Ermold, T. Nelson. Row 5: C. Reese, S. Tarastas, B. Herbert, L. White, S. Jaeger, S. Campbell. Row 6: B. King, T. Baker, K. Jennings, M. Oswald, D. Greig. The French Club had many activities to fulfill another year at M-RH. The fall brought a hayride for the French Club and French classes. Christ- mas was the time for caroling for the students. They saw a play at the Loretto Hilton, followed by horseback riding, a picnic in the Spring, and a French luncheon at Andre’s Swiss Chalet early in April. The Club had 30 members with Kathy Anderson as president, Debbie Kinchelar as vice-president, and Betty King as secretary-treasurer as pictured at left. 87 SPANISH CLUB Ron I: L. Williams, S. Fischer, H. Radinsky, C. Francis, V. Gholston. C. Pace, B. Biller. B. Gannon,.]. Reed, Mr. C. Hey I. Row 2: T. Edmond, E. Baker, D. Dixon. M. Aitch. K. Cutler. R. Browning, .1. Smith, C. Hanley, S. Eck. Row 3: T. Krieger, J. Frazier. M. Emory, D. Quescnberry. L. W illiams, J. Jones, D. Cameron. B. Black. Row 4: C. Townsend, D. Baldwin, C. Mil- burn. A. laingsion. R. Peterson. C. Zook, Y. Walker. Row 5: C. Langston. S. Burton, T. Bitter, S. Milburn. M. Anderson. M. Roberts. The Spanish Club's activities were limited this year because of the preparation for the trip to Mexico. Members went to a Spanish restaurant and ate while being serenaded by Spanish music and songs. The club won first place in the ear-float contest in the Homecoming Parade for the third year in a row. About 15 members of the Spanish Club participated in the trip. Their means of going relied on many fund-raising projects in which other members of the club who couldn't partake in the trip this year donated their help to the cause. The trip involved vis- iting such places as Mexico City. Acapulco, Taxeo, and some parts of Texas. On the trip they enjoyed the different way of life, the bullfights, the cliff divers, shopping, and bargaining in the markets. The trip proved not only to be educational but also enjoyable. The hope is that the trip w ill be carried on every other year. 88 89 GERMAN CLUB Row 1: D. McCann, J. Pryor, R. OLaughlin, A. Kern, A. Springer, M. Bauer, C. Sago, I,. Holly. ,1. Fritz. P. Zwcifel, B. Coiner. Row 2: Frau Bruschke, M. Murphy, C. I’liotn, L. Goodman, E. Wood- ley, B. Miller, P. Jolly. K. Bauer, T. Pace, C. Schorr. Row 3: C. Lee, C. Works. I. Bakai. G. Smith, S. Ford, B. Baker. Row 4: L. Metcalf, S. McCartney, S. Francis, D. Poole, K. Bauer,.). Delaney, K. Roper, S. D’Souza, K. Elrod. Row 5: A. Scluis.ter, R. Lowry. J. Holy. K. King..). Brewer. K. Seago. M. Hempen, S. Alexander. Row 6: J. Delert, P. Steingruhy, C. Creamer, A. Trautmann, M. Wilson. D. Kopp, B. Stanford, C. Moore. .1. Weismann, D. Smith. Row 7: M. Sanders, G. Ellermann, K. John, J. Pesek, B. Hegwood, K. Mosier. D. Roberts, T. Young, R. Simonson. The year started out great for German Club students. 15 students were in Germany when it all began. I he 6 week trip to Germain proved to he a very exciting and educational experience for those students returning from Germany. I hey looked forward to the airival of German students to visit them for a w hile in the spring. As always, the German Club was a very active club. They held a challenging initiation parly for new members. Other activ ities included a hanijel w ith teacher-student prepared authentic meals, a Christmas party, Fasehingshall. a picnic and hike, and a banquet. The candy sale and talent show were the big fund raising projects which largely supported GAPP (German American Partnership Program). This program helped finance the student s trip to Germany . 90 MURA IS THE SCREAM MACHINE PEP CLUB OFFICERS: N. Grommet, Pres.; C. Hanley, Sec.; B. Cotner, Treas.; J. Condit, V. Pres. The Pep Cluh was a very important part of the revived school spirit at MRU. The Cluh really got things rolling with their spirit weeks, the crazy pep assembly, and the biggest event of sponsoring two Blue Devil Mascots for the entire year. The mascots and pep club members showed their loyalty by giving our Blue Devils a lot of their time and hard work. The Scream Machine stuck with the Blue Devils and cheered them to victory. 94 Swaying to the music of The Sting and waving their blue and white pom pons was only part of the work the 23 members of the 1974-75 pom-pon squad did this year. The girls per- formed during halftime at football and basketball games and also during halftime of the soccer game on Feb. 3 to help the Junior class raise money. For the third year in a row the girls were invited to perform in the Veiled Prophet Parade. They also decorated a ear for the Homecoming Parade. Miss Patterson and Miss Buekmier were the sponsors of the very active and talented 1974-75 pom-pon squad. G. Gaskin, R. Belk. C. Gruendler. B. Jackson, G. Collins. POM PON GIRLS N. Walker, C. Williams. B. Bean, J. May. R. Mamola, C. Milburn, V. Gooch, K. Hopson, K. Napier. The officers are: C. Pace — Co-Captain; L. Will iams — Secretary; D. Vent — Treasurer; A. Langston — Captain. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: P. Zweifel, L. Russo, C. Long, C. Hanley. L. Scales, D. Bantel Capt.. D. Baldwin. We ve got spirit, yes we do! So go the cries of the M-RH Varsity Cheerleaders. Captain Donna Bantel. along with her squad of five cheerleaders and the Blue Devil mascot, Chris Hanley, lifts the spirit of the crowd and leads them in cheer. The cheerleaders have a year long job and must devote a lot of their time to make each game more spir- ited than the last. 98 99 . V. CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: K. Baur, R. Peterson, L. Johnson. Center: B. Coiner. Standing: J. Love, C. Norful, L. Fiddmonl. New basketball uniforms and new cheers have been the trademarks of this year’s Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad. The captain, Lydia Johnson, co-captain, Con- nie Norful, and the other girls have given the Junior Varsity and Freshman teams support and backing all year. The hardworking squad put in many hours of prac- tice this year. In addition to their cheering activities, they had a bake sale and marched in the Homecoming Parade. too 101 M-RH BAND Row 1: D. Smith, D. Hughes, D. Smith, K. Trostel, E. Hanson, K. Lankford, L. Phiropoulos, R. Hunt, B. Hegwood, D. Harper, B. Herbert, C. Crilley, S. Emmons, B. Stoneking. Row 2: C. MeVey. M. Baker, D. Dunn. J. Klein, L. Haynes, S. Rouse, J. Beek, J. Lewis, C. Fiddmont, L. Crenshaw, M. Smith, V. Coleman, M. Carroll, K. Baker. J. Delaney. Row 3: C. Gruendler, R. Hernandez, W. Brown, N. MeVey, S. Taratsas, L. Goodman. T. Hickey. T. Kennedy, B. Humphrey, M. Kopp, P. Ferber, B. Ottolini, J. Shelton, L. Haynes, N. Kineheloe, T. Woody, S. Burton, C. Patty, L. Daniels. Row 4: J. Browning. C. Wilson, D. Huff, B. Lewis. DIRECTOR: Mr. Jean Chard. As anyone in the band will tell you, there is more to being in the band than just playing the right notes. The band, under the direction of Mr. Jean Chard, has been very active this year. They performed during half-time at the football games, at the elementary sehools in the district, and at the annual Christmas and Spring music programs. The 50 members of the band put in many hours of practice, in addition to the work done in class, to make the band the success it has always been. 102 103 M-RH ORCHESTRA Row 1: C. Pirtlc, S. Maly, J. Anderson, G. Gaskin. G. Gaskin. Row 2: J. Klein, B. Hegwood, N. McVey, R. Hernandez, C. McVey. Row 3: J. Beck, T. Kennedy, M. Kopp, B. Ottolini, J. Shelton. Standing: B. Lewis, J. Browning, B. Moeller. DIRECTOR: Mrs. Suzanne Howard. The M-RH Orchestra is under the direction of Mrs. Suzanne Howard. The orchestra performs for Christ- mas and Spring concerts, programs, and various school functions. Several members of the orchestra belong to the Maplewood-Richmond Heights Symphony Orchestra. 104 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Ron 1: C. Cherry, S. Barks, L. Peterson. H. Radinsky, M. Jones, S. Hultin, C. Townsend, T. Pace, D. McCann, N. Walker. Row 2: B. Mosier, K. Hopson, J. Pryor, Y. Torrey, A. Schuster, D. Hughes, R. Bclk, D. Kiger, J. Wicgand, L. Hall. Row 3: D. Wal- lers, E. Norful, D. Kopp, R. Kennedy, G. Williams, T. Williams, B. Wigginton. D. Hall, J. Condit, L. Basta. The A Cappella Choir performs for the Junior High assembly. Fine! Fine! Fine! Music, the greatest good that mortals know, and all of heaven we have below.” No one can doubt that there is a bit of heaven here when the choir sings. Under the direction of Miss Osman, the choir has upheld the high standard set by the 43 previous choirs. The thirty-two member ensemble has been a respected represent- ative of the school. The A Cappella Choir has performed in the annual Christmas and Spring concerts, assemblies, churches, and various programs. The choir should be congratulated for their very fine performance at the Suburban Musical Festival in April. Their efforts and Miss Osman’s dedication are greatly appreciated by everyone at M-RH. 106 TREBLEAIRES Kneeling: K. Hopson, D. Hughes, T. Pace, N. Walker. Standing: J. Pryor, A. Schuster, S. Hultin, M. Jones, V. Marshall. Not Pictured: D. McCann. We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams.” The ten music makers that comprise the Trebleaires have thrilled many people with their lovely voices and sweet har- monics. The girls arc all members of the A Cappella Choir. This year they have performed for various community activities, churches, forums, the Annual Spring and Christmas concerts, and a music festival at Meramec Community Col- lege. 107 The accompanist for this group is Sue Alexander. GIRL'S GLEE Row 1: B. Rouse, J. Vickers, J. Pryor, S. Barks, T. Weaver, C. Brinkley, C. Norful, C. Cherry. Row 2: R. Mamola, G. Hedrick. M. Jones, P. Zweifel, L. Fiddmont, P. King, D. Hall. Row 3: R. Reis- chwein, B. Reed, M. Emory, E. Karlson. A. Smith, T. Pace. MIXED CHORUS Row 1: C. Miller, J. Drapp, P. Taylor, K. Kossman, S. Hunter, J. Hemphill, P. Pearson, C. Penny, D. Bantel. Row 2: K. Summers, D. Roberts, S. McLaughlin, S. Taylor, S. Kelly, A. Tongpon, L. Broeksehmidt. Row 3: M. Stokes, B. Basta, .1. Hall, K. Roseman. 108 109 SUBURBAN Athletic Director Pete Palumbo and Head Football Coach Phil Norwood. Charles Thames (10) intercepts to go for a touchdown against Eureka. no The 19 1 5 varsity football team won its first Subur- ban League Conference Championship in 15 years under the coaching of Phil Norwood. Coach Norwood, in his first year as head coach, along with Jack Taylor, Mark Baldwin, Al Borchardt, and Bob Simmons, led the Blue Devils to a 8-1 record. Along with the Conference title, many players were named to all-conference, all-dis- trict. all-metro, all-county, and all-state teams. LEAGUE CHAMPS ALL-CONFERENCE 1st TEAM Lewis Kincade — Offensive guard Lewis Kincade — Defensive tackle Doug Brewer — Offensive tackle Karl Gholston — Offensive end Guy McClure — QB and punter Earl Burroughs — Fullback Andy Hummert — Linebacker Kerry Coughlin — Cornerback Charles Thames — Defensive back Larry Basta — Place kicker ALL-DISTRICT Guy McClure Larry Basta Lewis Kincade ALL-METRO Guy McClure Larry Basta ALL-COUNTY Guy McClure Larry Basta ALL-STATE Guy McClure Lewis Kincade Larry Basta FROSH FOOTBALL Row 1: L. Jackson, R. Tisius, A. Williams, M. Brown, D. Cleveland, D. Goggin, R. Ostrander, K. Allen, B. Black, J. Smith, C. Wilson, D. Welch. Row 2: S. Hanley, D. Bryson,' R. King, C. O’Connor, G. Stevenson, M. Hummert, T. Rives, B. Turner, D. McClure, T. Gray, M. Modglin, T. Willis, J. McCann. Row 3: C. Frick, L. Crenshaw, B. Berry, S. Finley, G. Link, C. Aldag, D. Hedrick, P. Belobrajdic, V. Miller, R. Miller, R. Hayashi, R. Weber. Row 4: T. Carter, L. Haynes, G. Allen, P. Moran, R. Low- rey, G. Nash, R. Adams, S. Campbell, J. Meyer, Manager: T. Goedde, Coach: Bob Simmons, Coach: A1 Borchardt. JUNIOR VARSITY M-RH Opponent 3 Parkway North 13 0 Eureka 6 26 Clayton 12 6 Berkeley 31 0 Brentwood 28 6 Jennings 0 FRESHMAN M-RH Opponent 0 Jennings 16 20 Clayton 21 6 Eureka 0 13 Fairview 14 6 Brentwood 38 13 Riverview East 12 113 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: T. Woody, J. Condit, M. Ahern. Row 2: R. Sanders, J. Hayashi. Row 3: D. Willis, J. Braun. Row 4: L. Holmes, J. Williams. This year's cross country team, coached again by Coach Al Rohlfing, was basically a young team and suffered through a disappointing 1974 season. The year was highlighted by the tram's trip to NWMSU to compete in 1974 Maryville invitational and a victory in a tri- meet over the Jennings Warriors and the Bay- less Broncos. The team’s No. 1 runner throughout the year was junior, John Williams. September 17 Southwest September 20 Berkeley. Clayton September 24 Wellston, MRH October 1 Jennings, Bayless October 5 Hancock Invitational October 8 Hancock October 11 Conference Meet October 18 District Meet October 19 District Meet October 26 MSHSAA Regional Meet November 2 MSHSAA State Meet CROSS-COUNTRY CAPTAINS Mike Ahern and John Williams 115 SOCCER Row 1: .). Myers. H. Sanders. B. Nathe, R. Harper. Row 2: J. Cook. D. Bryson, B. Wigginton, I). Hall, T. Bakai, J. Condit. Row Coach Jim Counts, G. Beye, S. Emmons, L. Holmes, L. Basta, B. Basta, M. Ahern, L. Hanson, M. Wigginton. Bruised knees, twisted ankles, and cold noses. Sound like fun?This year M-RH had its first organized soccer team since 1956. The young team was coached by Mr. Jim Counts, who also helped bring soccer to M-RH. In its first year, the team did not belong to a league. All the games were scheduled with any available school. 116 Opponent Laduo 0 Hazelwood Central 1 University City 0 Webster Groves 5 Patlonville 0 St. Mary's 6 Affton 3 Lutheran North 6 Patlonville 5 Ladue 2 University City 3 Normandy 3 Kirkwood 0 Mehlville 1 Hazelwood West 3 University City 3 Mercy 5 Parkway West 5 117 VARSITY BASKETBALL 118 The M-RH varsity basketball team, under Coach Joe Ganilin. proved to be very exciting. There were many close games decided by one or two points, some of which went into overtime. The Devils also placed sec- ond in the Priory Tournament and fifth in the Suburban Conference Tournament. Junior Guy McClure was named to the Suburban League All-Conference third team and Senior Kevin Miller received an honora- ble mention. The season ended with a 10-14 record. M-RH 77 J. F. Kennedy Opponent 48 73 Hancock 72 48 Kinloch 66 63 Prep South 62 72 Mercy 68 57 Southwest 59 68 St. John 69 48 Chaminade 56 78 Wellston 61 65 Aquinas 66 70 Hancock 53 76 Berkeley 74 64 Winfield 72 62 Eureka 65 71 Berkeley 86 62 Hancock 56 64 Eureka 60 65 South County Tech 74 54 Bayless 89 77 Kinloch 92 56 Clayton 92 77 Brentwood 73 76 Jennings '77 51 McKinley 70 JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Bolds, P. Bosley, R. Nalls, M. Wilson. M. Buckner. Row 2: V. Coleman, S. Langston, E. Norful, R. Cannon, D. Smith, Coach Doe” Whitener. The Jr. Varsity basketball team had a fine season ending with a 20 win and two loss record. Coach Doc” Whitener led the team to first place in the Suburban Confer- ence Tournament and third place in the South County Tech Tournament. CONFERENCE CHAMPS M-RH Opponent 55 John F. Kennedy 53 55 Mehlville 45 60 Kirkwood 65 62 South County Tech 39 67 Prep South 29 74 Mercy 59 45 Southwest 44 65 Wellston 43 56 Aquinas 54 72 Hancock 52 74 Berkeley 38 76 Winfield 60 61 Eureka 66 70 Jennings 42 64 Eureka 53 58 Brentwood 30 50 South County Tech 43 80 Bayless 28 67 Kinloch 50 73 Clayton 36 52 Brentwood 43 71 Jennings 61 119 FROSH BASKETBALL Ron 1: D. McClure, C. Wilson,.). McCann, ,1. Smith, S. Rouse, D. White. Row 2: D. Goggin, E. Gholston, R. Miller, D. Cleveland, T. Gray, A. Williams, C. Frick, R. Hayashi, L. Jackson, Coach Bob Simmons. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE M-RH 37 Crestview Opponent 39 37 Clayton 38 57 Brentwood 27 38 Riverview Gardens 27 35 Bayless 43 41 Fairview 46 58 Eureka 54 41 Berkeley 51 54 Sclvidge 61 35 Jennings 47 41 Clayton 36 49 Hancock 30 47 Clayton 38 55 Eureka 42 STATISTICIANS: R. Housewright, F. Bartee, C. Reece, D. Kopp. The Freshman basketball team, under first year Coach Bob Simmons, got off to a slow start. However, they ended their season with a seven win and seven loss record and also placed first in the Freshman Tournament. WRESTLING 1974-1975 Qr¥ rjlkr t¥U, tola CP? M-RH Wrestlers turned out a fine performance this year, with a record of 11 wins and 3 losses. Mr. Jack Taylor led the hoys to many victories acting as head coach this year. The team took 2nd place in the Melhville Tournament, Hancock Quad, and Jennings Quad and 3rd places in the St. Charles Invitational and Conference Meet. The team ended the season as District and Regional Champions, scoring 68 points at District and 82 points at Regional. Six'M-RH wres- tlers went to State with Paul Sleingruby taking a sec- ond and Kevin Willis placing 3rd. The M-RH Varsity Wrestling Team placed 9th overall in the State Tour- nament. 121 WRESTLING SCHEDULE M-RH 60 Roosevelt Opponent 6 35 • Wentzville 14 34 Eu reka 11 66 Wellston 2 45 Clayton 12 20 Jennings 26 21 Webster 19 48 Hancock 12 20 Berkeley 21 52 Brentwood 8 29 Northwest 38 122 123 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 1: Coach Pete Palumbo, B. Humphrey, C. Barton, J. Mattox, D. Huff, G. McClure, J. Housewright, S. Schultz, J. Hayashi, D. Walters, Manager E. Bolden. Row 2: Manager T. Bolden, K. Jennings, S. Milburn, A. Hummert, L. Basta, M. Smith, K. Gholston, L. Miller. 124 125 . V. BASEBALL Row 1: Coach M. Baldwin, J. Bolds, P. Bosley, S. Lawrence, R. Nalls, C. Frick, M. Buckner, D. Smith, Manager R. Swierk. Row 2: E. Thomas, R. Sanders, J. McCann, A. Williams, J. Cook, B. Meyer, M. Wigginton, M. Wilson. 127 128 TRACK 129 Row 1: E. Burroughs, G. Taylor, R. Gladu, D. Willis, J. Condit, D. King, G. Williams, J. Williams. Row 2: D. Cleveland, B. Stoneking, M. Sanders, R. King, M. Ahern, V. Coleman, T. Annicelli. Row 3: Mr. A. Rohlfing, C. Aldag, L. Haynes, J. Havey, S. Emmons, C. Thames, M. Stokes, Mr. A. Borchardt. The track team made a good showing this year in spite of the few members on the team. Under the coaching of A1 Rohlfing and new assistant A1 Borchardt the track team posted a first place in the District Track Meet in Washington, Missouri. The track team shows a lot of promise for the future. OGl 131 GIRL'S BASKETBALL VARSITY A TEAM — Kneeling: D. McCann, C. Long, T. Gilbert, P. Zweifel. Standing: V. Gooch, V. Marshall. P. Sapp, J. Wiegand. Not Pictured: M. Bauer. VARSITY B TEAM — Kneeling: T. Bolden, K. Hanson, L. Rapp, T. Lore, J. Pryor. Standing: J. Moeller, L. Huighe, T. Hummert, B. Jackson, D. Quesenberry. Not Pictured: Chris Williams. 134 This year’s A and B girl's basketball teams replaced the previous class teams. Each team played ten games against dif- ferent schools. This gave the girls more lime to practice and more experience in competition with other schools than before. With the coaching of Miss Gross, both teams held a 6-4 win-loss record. GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL VARSITY A TEAM: T. Hummert, J. Wiegand, P. Sapp, P. Zweifel, L. Manson, T. Gilbert, D . Quesenberry. VARSITY B TEAM — Row I: P. Dreher, T. Parson, K. Bauer, C. Pursley, L. Hanson,'A. Riddle. Row 2: J. Hand, L. Huighe, C. Long, M. Zeller, S. Deprender, V. Gooch, D. McCann. 136 As a result of hard work and many practices, the volleyball A and B teams had a successful season. The A team had a record of 4 games won and 6 games lost. The B team had an outstanding record of 9 wins and 1 loss. The girl’s volleyball teams represented M-RH in a very fine tradi- tion. 137 Row 1: L. Russo, Y. Walker. J. Jones, L. Hitchens, B. Binder, C. Bailey. Row 2: P. Dreher, L. White. C. Doyle. K. Hopson, T. Lore. C. Williams. L. Rapp. Row 3: B. Jackson. C. Pre- ston. M. W heeler, R. Hunt, L. Fiddmont, L. Huighe, D. Boulton. COACHES: Miss Laurie Gross and Miss Barh Gilerease. GIRL'S TRACK The girl's track team made a very good showing in their second year of competi- tion. They have improved under the coaching of Miss Laurie Gross and Miss Barb Gilerease. They represented M-RH by posting victories over Brentwood, Rosary, Ritenour. Riverview, McCluer North, and by placing fourth in the Clay- ton Invitational. The gymnastics team did not compete in many meets, as this was their first year. The main activities were the practices, which were held on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school. Miss Mary Folkman, from Val- ley School, was the coach. The team's only victory was achieved by Karen Bclobraj- die. who look first place on the balance beam at a Junior Divi- sion Meet. The team consists of .1. May. P. Bakai, L. Raf- ferty. K. Bclobrajdic. (Pillared Left to Right) GYMNASTICS 138 139 HOMECOMING '74 The 1974 Homecoming Dance was a perfeci high- light to a winning football season. Close to 200 couples danced to the music of The Stash.” Christine Martin was named queen and her court consisted of Sr. maid Lynette Scales, Jr. maid Donna McCann, Soph, maid Ruth Ann Browning, and Frosh Maid Lynn Fiddmont. Ditto Willis and Frosh maid Lynn Fiddmont; John Hayashi and Soph, maid Ruth Ann Browning; Paul Steingruby and Jr. maid Donna McCann; Jeff Condit and Queen Christine Martin; Kevin Miller and Sr. maid Lynette Scales. W t. -A :-: . v 1975 HOMECOMING COURT 141 BACKWARDS DANCE KING AND HIS COURT: Escort M. Heberer and Fresh. Jack J. McCann, escort V. Marshall and Jr. Jack M. Ahern, King A. Hummert and escort J. Wicgand, Sr. Jack Rick Gladu and escort J. Fritz, Soph. Jack D. Huff and escort N. Grommet. Each year the G.A.A. sponsors the Backwards Dance in which the girl asks the guy for a dale. This year Andy Hummert reigned as the 1975 King as couples danced to the music of Jay Berry” under a galaxy” of bright stars and planets. 142 DRAMA FA CUL TY SOFTBALL BA TTLE OF THE BANDS 146 Over 1,000 people crowded into M-RH on February 22 to hear three talented rock groups. White Water, Manteca, and Pendulum played for five hours to help the Spanish Club raise money for its trip to Mexico. Sound equipment was furnished by St. Louis Sound Sys- tems. The winner. Pendulum, was given 200 pesos. 147 MEXICO GERMANY 1975 PROM Retiring Queen Mary Ermold crowns Christine Martin. The 1975.Jr.-Sr. Prom was held in the Mayan Ballroom of the Bel-Air East Hotel. Music was provided by On-Time.” The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Miss Christine Martin as the 1975 Queen. Ribbon- bearers included: A. Langston, T. Wren. D. Stewart, G. Gaskin. K. Nap- pier, C. Pursley. M. Hendel, E. Phiropoulos, C. Long, C. Long, P. Sapp, C. Pace, P. Jolly. P. Zwiefel, G. Collins, K. Lankford, C. Gruendler. 150 Junior Maid Donna McCann and escort Dave Hall. Junior Maid Vicky Gooch and escort Jim Stevens. 152 Junior Maid Karen Belobrajdic and escort Joel Lee. Junior Maid Jackie Deneef and escort Andy Hummert. Junior Maid Rosie Gallina and escort Cla ton Black. Junior Maid Denise Baldwin and escort Leslie Bond. Senior Maid Jan Wiegand and escort Dave Evans. Senior Maid Lynette Seales and escort Senior Maid Sue Sinclair and escort Larry Queen Christine Martin and escort Mike Karl Gholston. Basta. Moore. 153 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Larry Basta and Nancy Grommet BEST ATHLETES — Jan Wiegand and Andy Hummert MOST INTELLIGENT — John Hayashi and Marie Bauer 154 MOST INDIVIDUAL — Astrid Springer CLASS CLOWNS —Jeff Condit and Maryann Hempen BEST DRESSED — Lynette Scales and Karl Gholston BEST BOD — Mike Allard and Tina Martin BIGGEST SMILE — Sue Sinclair and Rick Gladu BEST PERSONALITY — Larry Holmes and Jodey Moeller BEST LOOKING — Tom O’Conner CLASS FLIRTS — Joann Fritz and Kevin Jennings MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Mike Carroll and Kathy King 155 CLASS OF '75 SENIOR ACTIVITIES BECKY AHRENS G.A.A. 1 • 4: Chip Staff 4; F.T.A. 3, 4. sec.-1 rcas. 4: Epsilon Beta 1, 2. see.-treas. 2: F renc h Club 1 • 4. JEFF A I.BACH Cross Country 1; French Club 1, 2; Marching Band 1 - 3. SUE ALEXANDER German Club 1 - 4, v.p. 2; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1 - 4. cabinet 3; Senior Women’s Club 4; Prom Maid 3. MIKE ALLARD Football 1; Track 1 - 3; Cross Coun- try 2.3: M-Club 3. TONY ANNICELLI Football 1. 2: Basketball 1; Baseball 1: Wrestling 2; Cross Country 3; Soc- cer 4; T rack 4. TED RUSSELL BAKER Football 4: Band 1. 2; French Club 1 - 4; Cross Country 1: Intramural Wrestling 3. Intramural Volleyball 1 -4. LAURIE BANGERT Drama Workshop. DONNA BANTEL Pep Club 1, 4: Cheerleading 3, 4; French Club 3. 4; Senior Women’s Club 4'; G.A.A. 1: Co-ed Volleyball 2: Prom Maid 3. FREDA KAY BARTEE Pep Club 1, 4; Senior Women’s Club 4, pres. 4; G.A.A. Intramurals 1 - 4; G.A.A. Cabinet Member 3, 4; French Club 1 - 4. secretary 3; Basketball Stats 4: Ribbon Bearer 3: Yearbook Staff 3. 4: Class Officer 3: S.E.C. 2, 3. LARRY .1. BASTA V. Football 3 - 4; V. Baseball 3 - 4; V. Soccer 4: S.E.C. pres. 4; class pres. 4; Junior Jack 3; Co-ed Volleyball 3 - 4; Intramural Wrestling 3. JERRY ERNEST BECK French Club 1. 2; Band 1 - 4; Coin and Stamp Club 3; County Govern- ment Day; Junior Maid Escort 3. RANDY BILBREY National Honor Society 3, 4: Boys’ State 3. CLAYTON VIRGIL BLACK V. Football 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4; M- Club 3. CARLA BRINKLEY Girl’s Glee 4. CATHY CAREY Girl’s Glee 2. BILL CLIPPER Football 1.2: Basketball Manager; V. Baseball Manager: J.V. Wrestling. ODETTE M. COMER Class v. president 2. JEFFREY G. CONDIT Football 1 - 3: Cross Country 4; Soc- cer 4; Track 1 - 4: Pep Club v.p. 4; Boys’ Stale 3; German Club 1 - 3; Volleyball Intramurals 2 - 4: A Cap- polla Choir 4: Stale Crew 1; M-Club 2.3. DAVECRILLEY Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Intramural Wrestling 3; Intra- mural Bowling 1, 2; Int. Volleyball 1 - 3: M-Club 2, 3: Stage Crew 1; French Club I - 4; Tennis Club pres. 3: Student Council. JOANN FRITZ G.A.A. 1 - 4, cabinet 3, v. pres. 4: Tennis Club 3: Pep Club 1, 4; Ger- man Club I - 4, v. pres. 2, pres. 3, cabinet 4; German Exchange Student 4; Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Coin and Stamp Club 3; v. pres. 3; Intramurals 1 - 4; Co-ed Volleyball 1 - 3. MARIE GAYNOR Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Senior Women’s Club 4: Pep Club 4: French Club 2, 4. RICK GLADU M-Club 2, 3; G ■rman Club 2, 3; Track 1 - 4: Football 1 - 4: Basketball 1.2; Co-ed Volleyball 2 - 4. NANCY GROMMET G.A.A. 1 - 4, cabinet 3, treas. 4; Pep Club 1. 4. pres. 4; Co-ed Volleyball 1 - 4; German Club 1, 2; Track 3; Intra- mural Volleyball 1 - 4. CHRISTINE HANLEY G.A.A. 1 - 4; Spanish Club 2 - 4, see. 2; Pep Club 1, 4, see. 4; Blue Devil Mascot 4; Senior Women’s Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3 - 4; Stage Manager - Talent Show 3; Intramurals 1 - 3; Co-ed Volleyball 3, 4. LYNDA HARRIS Girl’s Glee 3; Mixed Chorus 2. KATHY HARTNEY F reneh Club 2, 3; Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Senior Women’s Club 4; Intramurals 1.2. JOHN HAYASHI Football 1; Basketball 1 - 4; Baseball 1 - 4; Cross Country 2 - 4; French Club 1 - 2; Class pres. 2; Class v. pres. 4; Chip Staff 4, photographer 4; M-Club 1. 2; Scholar Athlete 4; Co-ed Volleyball 1 - 3; Boys’ State Delegate 3. GAYLE HEDRICK G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Girl’s Glee 4. MARYANN HEMPEN French Club 1, 2; German Club 3. 4; cabinet 3, 4; G.A.A. 1 - 4; Coin and Stamp Club 2; Pep Club 1; Senior Women’s Club 4; Inlramurals 1 - 3. RANDY HENSLEY Football 1; Stage Crew 1; Co-ed Vol- leyball, 4. JANE HIGGINS G.A.A. 1 - 4; French Club 1, 2; Sen- ior Women’s Club 4; Torch 3, 4. RICHARD HOLLAND Basketball 1 - 3; Football 1; German Club. LAURIE M. HOLLY G.A.A. 1 - 3; German Club 1 • 4: Pep Club 1; Torch 3, 4: Senior Women’s Club 4: Girls' Stale 3; German Exchange Student 4. LARRY HOLMES Cross Country 4; Soccer 4; Co-ed Volleyball 2 -4. ROSS HOUSEWRIGHT Basketball 1; V. Basketball statisti- cian 4. ANDY HUMMERT Football 1 - 4, eapt. 4: Wrestling 1 4, eapt. 4; Baseball 1 - 4, rapt. 4; Sophomore Jack, Senior King. TINA HUMMERT German Club 1 - 3; Pep Club 1, 4; G.A.A. 1 - 4; Senior Women’s Club v. pres. 4: Prom Maid 3; Volleyball Class Teams 2 - 3. V. Volleyball 4; J.V. Basketball 4; Intramurals. KATHLEEN KING G.A.A. 3, 4; Intramurals 3; German Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Mayor’s Advi- sory Board 3. G. KEVIN JENNINGS Football 1 - 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3; V. Baseball 4; Student Council 1. 2: Class pres. 3; M-Club 2, 3; French Club 1 - 4; Prom Committee 3; County Government Day 1; Chip Staff 4; Sports Editor 4; Co-ed Vol- leyball 2 - 4; Co-ed Softball 4. KEVIN JOHN Football 1; Track 1 - 3; M-Club 2, 3; German Club 1 - 4: Cross Country 3; Talent Shows 3, 4; German Exchange Student 4; German Club treas. 3; NFSG Conference 3. DAVID C. KOPP Basketball I; Football Manager 2, 4; 160 Baseball Manager 2; slats 3, 4; Bas- ketball stats 4; German Club 2 - 4; Chip Staff 4; You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown 2; Drama Workshop 3, 4; A Cappolla Choir 4; M-Club 3. LAURIE LEIBER F. T.A. 4. VANESSA LOVE Inlramurals 1 - 3. SHARON MALY Orchestra 1 - 4; German Club 1 - 3, pres. 4; Pep Club 1. 4; Senior Wom- en's Club 4; German Exchange Stu- dent 3: Torch 3. 4. LESLIE MANSON Basketball Class Team 2; Volleyball Class Team 2 - 4; V. Volleyball 3 - 4; Girl’s Glee 2 - 4; A Cappella Choir 4. VICKI MARSHALL Intramurals 1 • 4; Basketball Class Team 2, 3; V. Basketball 2 - 4; Co-ed Volleyball 2 - 4: Co-ed Softball 4; County Government Day 1; Student Council 1; Ribbon Bearer 3; G.A.A. 1 - 4, cabinet 3. see. 4; Senior Wom- en’s Club 4; French Club 1 - 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Girl’s Glee 3; A Cappella Choir 4; T re b lea ires 4; Y ear book Staff 2. TINA MARTIN G. A.A. 1 - 3; Pep Club 1, 4; French Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Maid, Prom 3; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Prom Queen 4; G.A.A. cabinet 3; Class sec. 1 - 2; Basketball Class Team 2, 3; Class Volleyball Team 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 2, 3; Intramurals 1 - 3; Senior Women’s Club 4. CAROL.I. McVEY Band 1 - 4: Orchestra. KEVIN MILLER Basketball 1 - 4; Baseball 2 - 4; Cross Country 3; Boys’ State 3. STEVE MILBURN Basketball 1, 2; Football 1 - 3; Base- ball 1 - 4; County Government Day 1; Spanish Club 2 - 4. JODEY MOELLER G.A.A. 1 - 4; Pep Club 1. 4; French Club 1 - 4; S.E.C. sec. 3; Basketball B Team 4; Tennis Club 3; Girl’s Volley- ball Intramurals 1 - 4; Chip Staff 4. BRIAN.I. MORRIS Cross Country, Track, Basketball. THOMAS O’CONNOR Football 1, 3. DIANNE OWENS Girl’s Glee 4: Volleyball Intramurals. KAREN PERKINS Band 1 - 4; French Club; G.A.A.; A Cappella Choir 3. LAUREL PETERSON A Cappella Choir 3. 4. MELODY (HALL) PRESSLEY Co-ed.Volleyball; F.T.A. 1; Epsilon Beta 1. JANET PRYOR German Club 1 - 4; G.A.A. 1 - 4: Pep Club 1, 4; Girl’s Ensemble 3; Trc- b lea ires 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Girl's Glee 4; Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; Volleyball Class Teams 2, 3: Varsity B Team Basketball 4; Basketball Class Team 2; Yearbook Staff 2 - 4, Editor 4; Senior Women’s Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4: Co-ed Volleyball 2.3. HARRIET EILEEN RADINSKY Pep Club 1; Epsilon Beta 1, 2; F.T.A. 1 - 4, treas. 3; v. pres. 4; G.A.A. 1 - 4; Mixed Chorus 1 - 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Bowling and Volleyball Intramurals 4: Senior Women’s Club 4; Spanish Club 2 - 4. CINDY REECE Senior Women’s Club 4: Yearbook Staff 2 - 4, assistant editor 3, 4; Chip feature editor 4; Class v. pres. 3, Class sec. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Basket- ball stats 4; G.A.A. 1 - 4; Pep Club 1, 4: French Club 1, 2; Prom Maid 3; Prom Committee 3. JUDY REED G.A.A. 1 - 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Spanish Club 2 - 4, v. pres. 3, pres. 4; Senior Women’s Club 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Tennis Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4, business manager 3, editor 4; Ribbon Bearer 3; Prom Committee 3: Inlramurals 1 - 4; Co-ed Volleyball 1 -3. PATRICIA RIVERS Pep Club; G.A.A. PHYLLIS ROBERSON Pep Club 1. TERRI RODGERS Pep Clubl. JAYNE SALERNO French Club 1 - 4; Pep Club 1; G.A.A. 1 - 3; Student Council 1; Rib- bon Bearer 3. LYNETTE SCALES F.T.A. 1 - 2; G.A.A. 1 - 4; cabinet 3. 4; Cheerleading, J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 4; French Club 1; Senior Women’s Club 4: Prom Maid 3; Homecoming Maid 4; Prom Maid 4; Inlramurals; City Council member. CINDY SCHORR Pep Club 1, 4; German Club 1 - 4, sec. 2; G.A.A. 1 - 4; Senior Women’s Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Ribbon Bearer 3; Prom Committee 3. LAWRENCE E. SENYARD JR. Football 1, 2. SUE SINCLAIR National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club 1 - 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Senior Women’s Club 4; Prom Maid 3; Prom Maid 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3; Prom Committee. RICH SIVCOVICH Football 1 - 4; Stage Crew 1 - 4; Ger- man Club 1, 2; The Chip 4; Libera- tion Committee 3, 4; Who’s Who in American H.S. 3, 4; Torch 3,4. DOREEN SMITH G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1; Marching and Concert Band 1 - 4; Girl’s Volleyball Team 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; Senior Women’s Club 4, cabinet 4; Student Council 1, 2. GRIFF SMITH Marching, Concert and Stage Band 1 - 3; Stage Crew 1 - 4; German Club 1 - 4; German-American Exchange Pro- gram 4. MARK SMITH Football 1; Basketball 1 - 4, capt. 2, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1; Co-ed Vol- leyball 1 - 4; Band 1 - 4; Drum Major 2 - 4; French Club 1 - 3; M-Club 2, 3. ASTRID SPRINGER German Club 1 - 4. ERNIE STORZ Football 1, 2; German Club 2. JOE SWALLOW Football 1; Track 1: Wrestling 2. GERALDTAYLOR Wrestling 1 - 4; Cross Country 4; Football 1,2; Track 1. CATHY THOM G.A.A. 2 - 4; Pep Club 1, 4; French Club 2, 3; Senior Women’s Club 4. JANET WIEGAND G.A.A. 1 - 4, sec. 3, pres. 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Class pres. 1; J.V. Cheerleading 1, 2, capt. 2, Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4; Student Council 1; German Club 1, 2; Co-ed Volleyball 1 - 3; 1st place 3; Inlramurals 1 - 4; Class Volleyball 2 - 3; Varsity 2 - 4, capt. 4; Class Bas- ketball 2 - 3, Varsity 2 - 4, capt. 4; Homecoming Maid 3; Prom Ribbon Bearer 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Sr. Women’s Club 4; Prom Maid 4. LINDA WILLIAMS PomPon 2 • 4, treas. 4; Government Day 1; G.A.A. 1 - 3; Pep Club 1. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Intramural Vol- leyball 1 - 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Co-ed Volleyball 4; Senior Wom- en’s Club 4. KEVIN WILLIS Wrestling 1 - 4; Stage Crew; M-Club. 161 FRESHMEN Abuzeidc, Teresa 67 Adams, Robert 67 Adreon, Renee 67 Aldag. Chris 67,129 Alexander. Zolcika 67 Allen. Greg 20.67 Allen, Keith 67,113 Anderson, Julie 67, 104 Anderson, Michael 67. 88 Athanas, Ellis 67 Baer. Kathy 67 Bailey, Carmen 67, 138 Bakai. Patti 67,138 Baker, Boh 67 Baker. Elaine 67, 88 Ballak, Coral 67 Ballanee. Tammy 67 Bates. Ricky 67 Bay, Ronald 67 Bean, Barbara 67 Beck, Barbara 67 Belobrajdie, Paul 67 Berry, Robert 20, 67 Bilbrey, Karla 67 Black. Brian 67. 88. 113 Bolden, Tracy 67. 134 Bonds. Marvette 67 Boil. Patti 67 Boulton. Doris 67. 138 Broeksehmiti. Linda 67, 108 Brown, Mark 113 Bryson, Dwayne 67 Calvin, Ronald 67 Campbell, Scott 67 Carter. Thomas 67 Cleveland, David 67, 113, 120, 129 Coleman. Mary 67 Coiner, Ralph 20. 67 Courisky. Joy 67 Crenshaw, Leland 102 Crist, Mitzi 67 Cutler, Cathy 67 Daniels, Mabel 67 Decker, Dale 67 Declue, Diane 67 Detert, Robert 67 Devine, John 68 Dorsey, Bob 68 Dotson, Mike 68 Doyle. Colleen 68, 138 Doyle, Judith 68 Edmond, Terry 68, 88 Fiddmont, Lynn 28, 100, 108, 138 Filkins, Donna 68 Finley, Scott 68 Fisehelmeyer, Rebecca 68 Fischer, Sherry 68, 88 Flaherty, John 68 Ford, Steven 68 Francis, Craig 68, 88 Frick, Charles 68, 120 Gaskin, Grace 68, 83, 1G1 Gaynor, Patricia 68 Gholston, Everett 68. 102 Gholston, Valerie 68, 88 Girardier, Bill 68 Gleason. Kim 68 Goggin. David 68, 113, 120 Gower, Larry 68 Granger, Bruce 68 Gray. Tracy 120 Guckes, Donna 68 Hall, Joyce 68. 108 Hanley. Steven 68 Hayashi, Robert 68,83.120 Haynes, Terence 20, 68. 102, 129 Hedrick, David 68 Hemphill, Johnnie Mae 68, 108 Hendel. I.aura 68 Henson. Sandra 68 Hernandez, Rosa 68, 102, 104 Hitchens. Lisa 68, 138 Holmes, Theresa 68 Hornekcr, Guy 68 Hornung. Kevin 68 Hudson. John 68 Huighe. Laura 68, 134,136, 138 Hummcrt, Michael 20. 68 Hunt, Rhonda 68, 102, 138 Hunter. Sandra 68. 108 Hurd. Loretta 68 Jackson, John 69 Jackson, Laniont 69, 113,120 Jett, Deborah 69 Kelly, Jo Ann 69 Kelley, Mcegan 69. 81 Kelly, Sherry 69. 108 Kemper, Teka 69 Kennedy, Tom 69. 102 King. Robert 20.69, 129 Kizer, Cynthia 69 Kizer, Victor 69 La Belle, Linda 69 Landman. Richard 69 Lankford, Kristin 69 La Tragna, Sherry 69 Lewis, Steve 69 Link. Greg 69 Little. Glenda 69 Little, Howard 20, 69 Long, Jim 69 Long. Lorri 69. 81 Long. Tim 69. 81 Lore, Pat tie 69 Lowry, Ron 69 Lucas. James 69 Ludwig. Ronald 69 March, Joann 69 Marlon. Ricky 69 McCann. Jim 69, 120.142 McCartney, Scan 69 McClure, Darin 69, 120 McGrew, Tonya 69 McKinnon, Phyllis 69 Metcalf. Lisa 69 Miller, Kathleen 69, 108 Miller, Rowan 120 Miller. Vernon 69 Moran, Phillip 69 Morris, Brett 69 Murphy, Michelle 69 Nathe. Robert 69 Nichols. Cathy 69 Norful, Connie 69. 100, 108 Nottcr, Mary 69 O'Brien. Elizabeth 69 O’Connor. Craighan 20. 70 O’Laughlin, Roberta 70 Ostrander, Raymond 20, 70, 113 Parker, Kevin 70 Parks. Pam 70 Patty, Curt 70, 102 Penny, Karla 70, 108 Perkins, Donna 70 Peterson. Robin 70, 75, 88. 100 Phelps. Mary 70 Phillips. Orlando 70 Phillips. Sandra 70 Phiropoulos, Linda 70. 102 Preston, Cathlccn 70, 138 Rafferty, Lynda 70, 138 Reed, Gwendolyn 70 Renna. Mary 70, 83 Richard, David 70 Riddle, Annette 70. 136 Rives, Thomas 20, 70 Roberts, Myron 70, 88 Romeo. James 20, 70 Roper. Cheryl 70 Roseman. Karl 70. 108 Rouse, Steve 70. 102, 120 Salsman. Karen 70 Scanncll, Kevin 70 Schall. Tom 70 Schoenlaub. Nancy 70 Schorr. Cheryl 70 Seckel. Billy 70 Segcl, Susan 71 Sidenstricker, Marlin 71 Simonson, Rachel 71 Smith, Angela 71. 108 Smith, Annette 71 Smith, Darla 71, 102 Smith, James 71,83,88. 113.120 Sorbcllo, Joseph 71 Spink, Karen 71 Stanford, Beverly 71 Stcingruby. Rita 71 Stith. Fa rah 71 Stokes, Trudy 71 Swallow, Judith 71 Taratas. Sophia 71. 102 Tatum, Susan 71 Taubc, Robin 71 Thom, Cynthia 71 Tilford. Patrice 71 Tisius, Ronald 71, 113 Townsend, Cheryl 71. 88. 106 Trolinger. Gary 71 Trostcl. Kim 71, 102 Turner. Bill 71 Vance, Susan 71 Varney, Theresa 71 Walker. Yasmin71,88, 138 Watts, Brenda 71 Weatherford, Vickie 71 Weber, Randy 71 Welch, David 71,113 Wheeler, Mary 71, 138 White, Bobbie 72 White, David 72, 120 Williams, Anthony 72, 113, 120 Williams, Becky 72 Williams, Christy 72 Williams, Chris 72. 138 Williams, Cindy 72 Williams. Lisa 72. 88 Wilson, Craig 72. 102, 113, 120 Wolff, John 72 Woodruff. Andy 72 Woods, Cindy 72 Woody, Jeff 72 Wright, Tina 72 Wymer. Sue 72 Zook, Christine 72, 88 SOPHOMORES 162 Ahuze iele . Philip 20, 61 Aile h. Mae he lle 61,88 Ale xanele r. Hathor 61 Allen, Michael 61 Baer, David 61 Bailey. Ernesl 61 Baily, Shawn 61 Baker. Greg 61 Baker, Jo Ann 61 Barks. Heidi 61 Barks, Sherri 61, 106, 108 Basia. Bill 17.61.83. 108 Bauer, Karen 61,75,100. 136 Beye, Grog 61 Biller. Tom 61.88, 152 Bolds. James 17. 119 Borgmann. Susan 61 Bosley, Eugene; 17, 61, 119 Bragg. Earlene 61 Bridges. John 17,61 Browning. James 61, 102, 104 Browning. Rulh Ann 28, 61,83, 88 Burton, Sleve-n 17, 88, 102 Burton, Phillip 17 Buckner, Mark 61,119 Cameron. Demise 61, 88 Cannon. Larry 17 Cannon. Rem 17, 61. 119 Carter, Valeria 61 Case-y. Redwrl 61 Gie'hran. Phyllis 61 G e-hre'n. Ramona 61 Coleman. Vie ieir 17,61, 102, 119, 129 Conelit. Lynn 61 G e k, Jerry 61 Corpux, Kalhy 61 G)lne r, Bonnie 61, 100 Culler. Kim 61.88 Daniels, Larry 61 De'gemia, Karem 61 Devine, Pally 61 Diesel. Michelle 61 Dixon. Diane 61.88 De else n, Re ne e 61 Deiyle , Mie hele 61 Dre'her. Palrie ia 61. 136, 138 Dunn. Danie l 61. 102 Ee k. Sharon 62. 88 Eleler, Michael 62 Elreiel, Katie 62 Emmons. Sle ve 17, 62. 102. 129 Emery, Me rle ne 62, 88, 108 Ermedd, De'hhie 62 Feilner, Miehe le 62 Ferber. Paul 62. 102 Fiddmonl, Charlers 17,62, 102 Finley. Michelle 62 Flaherty, Jaekie 62 Francis. Susan 62 Frazier, Joyce 62. 88 Friedman, Bill 62 Garrison, Jim 62 Gilpatrie-k, Terri 62 Goe elele Ellem 62 Goodman. Laura 62. 102 Grant, Sle ve n 62 Gre ig. Darrin 62 Grie he l, Pe ggy 62 Groseh, Nane y 62 Guthrie, Lisa 62 Gutierre . Lisa 62 Hall. Leiretla 62. 106 Hall. Robert 62 Hanel, Linela 136 Hanson, Cathy 62, 134 Hanson, Linela 62, 136 Hareling. Boh 62 Harely, Tenn 62 Harman, Dan 62 Harper, Darla 62. 102 Hayes. Vernesia 62 Harvey, Jim 62. 129 He flin, Faith 62 He gwood. Bernie:e62, 102, 104 He rule l. De'hhie 62 Hill, Je e 62 Hite hens, Kim 62 Holland. Karen 62 Housewright. Je� e l 17. 21.62 Huff, Dale 17,21,62. 102,142 Huntspem. Le slie 62 Jackson, Be linela 63. 138 Jaee , Viole t 63 Jae ge r, Sanely 63 Jere-k. Mie ke y 63 Jehner, Haredel 63 Jenkins, Naney 63 Johnson, Lydia 63, 100 Jones, Janie e 63, 88, 138 Karlsen, Eile e n 63. 108 Karp. Cheryl 63 Kelly. Pat 63. 81 King, Be tty 63 King, Cheryl 63 King. Pauline 63. 108 Ke pf. Larry 63 Kopp. Martin 63, 102. 104 Kossman, Cathy 63. 108 Krie ge r. Tina 63, 88 Kurtz, Karem 63 Langston, Carlson 63, 88, 119 Ledcrle, Julie 63 Lewis. Bill 63, 102, 104 Lewis, Jeff 63, 102 Long, Ashley 63. 83 Lore, Teresa 63. 134,138 Love, Jane 63, 100 Marks, Davie! 63 Martinelell, Me lanie 63 Martinez, Mike 63 Mattox, John 20, 63 May, Ste ve 63 Me Cafferly, Mike 63 MeCafferty, Ke vin 63 McDonough. F2il e n 63 MeKe an, Jo Anne 63 Me Vey, Nancy 63, 102. 104 Meyer. Ben 63 Minor. Angeda 63 Miraglia. Valerie 63 Moeller, Bre tt 63. 104 Me ore, Cheryl 63 Mosier. Keith 63 Montgomery, Saunelra 63 Nalls. Robert 63. 119 Nelson, Terri 64 Norful. Ervin 17.64,106,119 O’Brie-n, Kathy 64 Oswald, Katheryn 64 Owens. Dere k 61- Pa rsern, Tina 64. 136 Parsons, Daleme 64 Pavel ka, Pat 64 Pearson, Patricia 64. 108 Pe ck. Stephanie 64 Pe se e k, Je hn 64 Phillips, Eugene 64 Pilla. Geraldine 64 Pirtle . Che r l 64. 104 Pe ole Diane 64 Pore . Re bin 64 Powell. Charlotte 64 Pre e msoy, De'hhie 64 Quescnherry, Charle s 64 Rapp. Linda 64. 134. 138 Rcichw e in, Romona 64. 108 Re nna, Anna 64 Rieharel. Brian 61 Roberts. Rieharel 64. 108 Sanders, Je hn 64 Sanders, Rie-k 64, 114 Sattley. Don 64 Schuster. Amy 61. 106. 107 Se eke l, Dale 64 Se nde‘l! ae'h, Eline r64 Serra. Ge ne 64 Shaw. Reiger 61 Slovensky, Demalel 64 Smith. Davie! 64. 119 Smith. Daviel 64 Smith. Eel 61 Se rl� e lle . Kare n 64 Se rhe lle , Susan 64 Stahl. Je� e 64 Ste'ingruhy. Re se marie 64 Steike s. Mose s 20. 64, 108. 129 Stoneking. William 17. 64. 102. 129 Ste rz. Jerry 64 Storz. Michael 65 Summaredl, Ste ve 65 Summers. Kim 65. 108 Swap. Kim 65 Swie w rk, Remald 65 Tayleir, Patt 65, 108 Thomas, Earl 17. 20. 65 Thompson, Steve 65 Tisius, Dem 65 Te rre y, Dorothy 65 Torrey, Ye gi 65. 106 Trumhle . Cheryl 65 Trumhle . Rick 65 Turner. Brineia 65 Vance, Marietta 65 Vie ge l, Je� Ann 65 Vickers, Joy 65,108 Walker, Mike 65 Walker, Nancy 65. 106, 107 Watson. Voncile 65. 81 Watts, Daviel 65 We athe rfe)rel, De'hhie 65 We ber, Rick 20. 65 Wells. William 65 Werner. Sue 65 Werner, Tisha 65 Wigginton. Matt 65 Wild, Vivian 65 Williams, Jane 65. 83 Wilson, Mark 65, 119 We� e� elle y. Elaine 65 We rke s, Redierl 65 Young, Terri 65 Yount, De'hhie 65 Zeller, Mars 136 JUNIORS Affoller. Rie k 55 Ahern, Mark 17, 55. 142. 152 Ahern, Mike 55,114,129 Alexander. Raymond 55. 81 Allot). .lorry 17, 21,55 Anderson. Kathy 55, 74 Atkinson, Rosalyne 55 Bakai. Tiln� r 55 Baker. Kent 21, 55, 102 Baker. Meri 55, 75. 102 Baldwin. Denise 55. 88, 153 Barr. Stove 55 Barton, Casey 17. 55 Baurr, Kurt 20, 55, 74 Belobrajdic. Karon 55. 138. 152 Bittor, Barbara 55, 88 Bolden. Eugene 55 Bolton. Carl 55 Braun, Janies 55. 114 Brower, Doug 17. 20,55 Brewer. John 55 Brneksehmill. John 21 Brown. Wanda 55. 102. 74 Bruder, Bonnie 55, 138 Burroughs, Earl 17. 20, 55. 129 Bushy. Yvonne 55 Calzada. Luis 55 Camden, Diana 55 Cherry. Cathy 55. 106. 108 Collins. Ginger 55 Colombo. Janet 55, 74 Comer, Angela 55, 81 Comer, Danny 55 Coughlin. Kerry 17,55 Crilley, Chris 55. 102 Damron, Lauri 55 Da is, Evon 55 Dean. Sue 55. 75 DeClue, K n 55 Delaney. John 102 DcNeef. Jackie 55,83.74.152 Deprender. Sherri 56, 136 Deli •our, Kathi 56 Depuv, Ken 56 Deterl, Riehard 56 Devine. Connie 56 Diek. Lorna 56 Drapp. Jane 56 Drapp. Joan 108 Dreseh. Cynthia 56 D'Souza. Selwyn 56 Ellermann, Greg 74 Evans, Corless 56 Fiddmonl, Karen 56 Foreman, Geraldine 56 Fox, Dave 56 Gallina. Rosie 56. 81. 153 Gannon. Barb 56. 88. 74 Gaskin. Gayle 56. 104, 74 Gilbert. Tammy 56. 134. 136 Goggin. Ron 56 Gooch, Vickie 56,134, 136,152 Granger. Diane 56 Green, Nina 56 Gruendler, Chris 56, 102 Hall. Dave 56. 106.74. 152 Hall. James 17, 56. 108 Hancock, Terry 56 Hanson, Eddie 56. 102 Hanson, Larry 20, 56 Hardin. Hal 56, 74 Harper. Rick 56 Harris. Vickie 56 Hay nes. Larry 56. 102 Helms. Randy 56 Hendel, Mary 56 Herbert, Brenda 56, 102 Herrill. Anna (Graves) 56 Hickey. Terri 56,102 Holt, Susan 56 Hopson, Kathy 56. 106. 107, 138 Hosick, Bonnie 56 Hudson, I aura 56 Hughes. Dovie 56.102,106.107, 74 Hultin, Sharon 57, 106. 107 Humphrey , Bill 57, 102 Hunter, Lou Ann 57, 75 Johnson. Andre 57 Johnson, Sharon (McLaughlin) 57 Jolly. Peggy 57 Jones, Jeanette 57 Jones, Mary 57. 106. 107, 108 Joos, Steve Kineade, Lewis 17, 57 Kinehcloe, Norman 57.102 King, Dave 17,20.57, 129 Kinkelar, Debra 57 Kraemer. John 57 Laidlaw, Mike 57 Langston. Ava 57. 88 Lankford, Kim 57.83,102 La Tragna, Angela 57 Laubert, Gary 57 Lawler. James 57 Ledcrlc, Rita 57 Lee, Cindy 57 Lee, Joel 21, 57, 152 Lewis, Theresa 57. 74 Lofton. Cathy 57 Long, Cara 57, 134, 136 Long, Cindi 57 Luhm, Scott 17,21,57 March. Danny 57 May, Joyce 57, 74,138 McCann, Donna 28, 57.106, 134, 136,152 McClure, Guy 17,21,57 McCollum, Margaret 57 Milburn, Carla 57, 88 Miller, Bob 57 Miller, Carole 57 Miraglia. Alex 57 Moore. Mike 17,57,153 Mosier, Brenda 57.106 Nappier, Kim 57 Niethe, Russell 57 Ogle, Vicki 57 O'Neill, Tom 58 Ostrander, Debbie 58 Oswald, Mary 58 Pace, Carmen 58, 88 Pace, Tammy 58, 106,107,108 Phillips, Jim 58 Phiropoulos, Ellen 58 Presti, Steve 58 Pursley, Chcrri 58. 136 Qucsenberry. Debbie 58, 88. 134, 136 Quinlan, Carol 58 Quinlcy, Jack 58 Rabbitt, Sue 58 Rapp, Mary 58, 75 Reckelhoff. Joan 58, 81 Ricks, Rhonda 58 Romeo, Gary 17. 20, 58 Roper. Keith 58 Ross, Jim 58 Russo, Laura 58, 138, 152 Sago. Cathy 58. 74 Salvaggio. Bill 58 Sanders, Mike 58, 129 Sapp, Pat 58,83, 134, 136 Schulz, Scott 17, 58 Seago. Keith 58 Sinclair, Joan 58, 74 Sparks, Deanna 58 Steingruby. Paul 20, 58 Stewart. Debbie 58. 75 Suarez. Nina 58 Thompson, Alice 58 Tongpon. Aniporn 58. 108 Trautmann. Alan 58. 74 Trowcr, Pat 58 Vent, Debbie 58, 74 Vent, Jim 58 Vierling, Becky 58 Waters. Don 20. 58 Watson, Russell 59, 81 Watson, Sharon 59 Weatherford. Carla 59 Whalen, Tom 59 White. Linda 59, 138 Widener. Rosie (Mamola) 59,108 Williams, Garland 17, 21.59. 106 Williams, John 59, 114, 129 Williams, Tom 106 Willis. Dino 21,59, 114. 129 Wilson, Gary 17 Wilson, Kathy 59,81,83 Woody, Tim 20,59, 102,114 Wren. Terry 59 Zwiefel, Pam 59. 108, 134,136, 74 SENIORS Ahrens, Becky 34. 75, 76. 82 Albaeh, Jeff 34 Alexander, Sue 34, 82, 90 Allard. Mike 34 Ancy, Carolyn 34 Annicelli, Tony 129 April, Ben 34 Baker. Kraig 21. 35 Baker, Ted 17,35 Bangerl. Laurie 35. 81 Bantel, Donna 35, 82, 108 Bartee, Freda 35, 82. 120 Basta. Larry 17.35.83, 106. 153 Bauer, Marie 35, 90, 74 Beck, Jerry 36, 102, 1( 4 Belk. Robin 36, 106 Bilbrey. Randy 36. 74 Black, Clayton 17.20, 36,153 Boly. Kathy 36 Bridges, Elaine 36. 82 Brinkley. Carla 36, 108 Carey, Cathy 36 Carroll, Mike 37, 102, 74 Cebulski, Peggy 37 Chang. Po 74 Clipper, Bill 37 Comer, Odette 37 Condit, Jeff 37, 76, 83, 106. 114, 129 Crilley , Dave 37 Damon, Peggy 37 Damron, Debra 37 Dattoli, Michelle 38 Diefenbach. Michael 38 Drapp, Jim 38 Ellermann, Pete 38 English, Robert 17 Eshbach. Mike 38 Evans. Antoinette 38 Evans, Velma 38 Filkins, Terry 39 Finley , Rick 39 164 Flaherty, Vickie 39 Frank. Mike 39 Frit . Joann 39. 82, 90, 142 Gaynor. Marie 39, 82 Gholslon, Karl 17, 21.39,153 Gladu. Riek 20.40. 142.129 Greig, Dawn 40 Grommet, Nancy 40, 142 Hall, Debra 108 Handing. Linda 40 Hanley. Chris 40, 82, 88 Harlan. Toni 40 Harris, Linda 40 Harlney. Kathy 40. 82 Hayashi. John 21,40, 76, 83.114, 74 Heverer, May 41,142 Hedrick, Gayle 41, 108 Hely. James 41. 81.90 Hempen, Mario 41 Hempen, Maryann 41, 82, 90 Hensley, Randy 41 Higgins, Jane 41. 82, 74 Hitchens, Clyde 41 Holland, Richard 41 Holly. Laurie 42, 82, 90.74 Holmes. Larry 114 Hornung. Mike 42 Housewrighl, Ross 42, 120 Hummert. Andrew 17, 20,42, 142,152 Hummert. Tina 42, 82, 134, 136 Huntspon. Kim 42 Jenkins, Julie 34 Jennings, Kevin 17, 42, 76 John. Kevin 42 Kennedy. Ray 43. 106 Kern. Annette 43, 82, 90, 74 Kiger, Debra 43, 82, 106 King. Kathleen 43,90, 74 Klein, Jeffl02. 104 Kopp. David 43. 76, 81,90,106, 120 Kuda, Dan 43 Kukay, Paul 21,43 Landmann, Sherry 43 Selby, Shrley 49 Lcibcr, Lauroen 75 Larmer, John 44 Love, Vanessa 44 Maly. Sharon 44. 104, 74 Manson, Leslie 44. 136 March. John 44 Marshall, Vicki 44. 107. 134. 142 Martin, Christine 28. 44. 150, 74, 153 Mattox, Theresa 45 MeVoy, Carol 45. 102, 104 Milburn, Steve 45. 88 Miller. Donald 45 Miller, Kevin 21, 45 Moeller, Jodey 45, 76, 82, 134 Mondainc, Mary Ann 45 Morris, Brian 46 Nathe. Mary 46 Ncnnert, Robert 46 O’Connor, Tom 46 Oltolini, Brian 46, 102. 104 Owens. Dianne 47 Patterson, Winifred 47 Perkins, Karen 47 Peterson, Laurel 106 Phillips, Darleen 47 Powell, Thomas 47 Pryor. Janet 48,82. 90.106.107.108,134, 74 Pulos, Greg 48 Radinsky, Harriet 48. 75, 82. 88. 106 Reece, Cindy 48. 76, 82. 83.120. 74 Reed, Barbara 48, 108 Reed, Judy 48, 82, 88, 74 Richard, Bruce 48 Robertson, Phyllis 48 Robertson, Joe 48 Rodgers, Terri 49 Salerno. Jayne 49. 76 Sanders. 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