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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1976 volume:

MAPLE LEAVES 976 Edrtor James Smlth Assrstant Ed1tor Kr1s Lankford Copy Ed1tor Judy Doyle Head Photographer Kr1s Lankford Advrsors Chuck Heyl Joe Gamlrn Staff Members Bermce Hegwood Meegan Kelly Ron Goggrn John Brewer Kurt Bauer l Layout Editor ....... .... T ina Krieger I ood-Richmond Heights ............ 4 . . High School i i . . .. . .. . .. . lume53 'es ei 4 fi :, FUIREWORD When experiencing a pleasure one does not trouble himself with the contempla tion of that pleasure but later when the original pleasure is gone there comes a second arising from the first perhaps more valuable because it allows number less repetitions the quiet joy of recol lection High School days are among the most active and pleasant in one's life. They therefore afford a great wealth of material for memories cherished in riper years. This annual, it is our prayer, may serve as an adequate reminder in future years of the joys we would not forget of our High School Days. - The Annual Staff. Rh: 1 f .l R 'N 55 Prepared by the yearbook staff of 1928 G 9 J fy 1 i X 1' 1 if lx Who sweeps the floors, shovels the snow, marks the football field for games, sets up for graduation, wres- tling events, assemblies, and takes them down too? Jasper Italiano that's who. And he's done it for thirty years too. He's pictured above with Vic Cillo. The Mapleleaves staff also dedicates the yearbook to Mr. Italiano for his many years of service and dedication. Jasper - Jasper will you please report to the 4th floor? . . . Jasper . . . Nettie Ford has been a secretary at M-RH Senior High School for eighteen years. Mrs. Ford decided to hang up her typewriter and say good-bye to the attend- ance office this year. There probably isn't a student at the school that doesn't know Mrs. Ford, and for that matter, there is probably no student that Mrs. Ford doesn't know. The students and faculty at M-RH will dearly miss Mrs. Ford and the Mapleleaves staff this year dedicates the yearbook to her. Say good-bye to the computer too, Nettie. V ,ggi 'A 3' 5. ik ' All i. 1 f 'la 1 Y, ,. I OUR SCHOOL 1907- 1976 Nearly 157 years ago, in 1819, a young man twenty-one years of age, James L. Sutton, Jr., made his way out from New Jersey to St. Louis to help his older brother in his blacksmith shop at Second and Spruce Streets. Seven years later he had saved enough money to buy a 134 acre farm five or six miles southwest of St. Louis. It was part of a three square mile Spanish land grant bought from the heirs of Charles Gratiot for a dollar and a bit per acre. Ten years later he bought another 54 acres, this time paying 57.50 per acre. St. Louis was growing. In the 1830's he moved with his wife and child to a log cabin on the farm. As his children came of school age, he gave an acre of ground for a school house on the Man- chester Road six miles from the St. Louis Court- house near McCausland Avenue. This was the beginning of the Maplewood- Richmond Heights School District. It was called the Washington Institute when it opened in 1840. Later it was known as the Benton Station School. After the first steam locomotive west of the Mis- sissippi River had made its historic five mile run from the Fourteenth Street Station to Chelten- ham Station in ten minutes in the year 1852, Ben- ton Station was soon opened a mile west of Chel- tenham, at the site of the school on Manchester Road. The school nearby was given in time, also the name of Senator Thomas Hart Benton, a trus- tee of the St. Louis public school lands and cham- pion of free public education as well as of an intercontinental railroad. This early school district was Township 6, Dis- trict 4. It was three times larger than the size o the present Maplewood-Richmond Height School District. Its limits included a part of th Webster Groves District on the south and south west, a large portion of the City of St. Louis an extended as far north as Clayton Road. Most of i lay within Sutton's farm, as did the City o Maplewood, founded later. The present Maplewood-Richmond Height district boundaries were defined when the City 0 St. Louis seceded from the County in 1877 James Sutton, Jr., who had served on the schoo board for the old district of Township 6, District from 1869, was instrumental in organizing th School District of Maplewood and became Presi dent of the first school board for this county are serving until 1908. During Mr. Sutton's time two story frame building, which stood in th woods west of Big Bend Road and probably o Comfort Avenue, was rented as the first school. School was opened in February of 1877. The school directors purchased the old Valle School site and erected a one room building, which was opened in 1888. Another room was added in 1889. The school became known as the Bartold Valley School, the name later bein shortened to the Valley School. In 1892 these two rooms were replaced by an eight room two story frame building, and one of the two first rooms was moved to 7553 Woodland Avenue. 1901 saw the first brick building - a four room addition in front of the eight frame rooms at Valley School. The fast growing community held an election in March, 1906, and changed from a rural school dis- Q-V. ict with three directors to a village school district ith six directors. The new board decided to tablish what was then termed tlu'ee ward schools one at Valley, one at the north end and another t the south end of the district. 330,000.00 was oted for the purpose of purchasing two school ites and erecting and equipping a four room brick building on each site. Thus the East Richmond and the Sutton schools came into existence. These schools were opened to pupils in November 1906. Miss Clara Wilder was the first superintend- entg Miss Anna Jennings, first principal of Val- leyg Miss Anita Bohnsack, first principal of East Richmondg Miss Julia Brossard, first principal of Sutton. The pupils finishing the eighth grade who wanted a high school education had to pay tuition in St. Louis and other districts, so in 1907 the board established the first high school with Corne- lia Brossard in charge of all classes. This high school was started in a one story frame building to the rear of the eight room frame building at the .V . .-...A t ...W - 4. W... , ,-,,. .,4r...,...-. - ?.-A -Q... 1.9-.-. .L ,y - ,,,,. ,i , . ,- . baht The first Maplewood High School Building. Valley School. This building had been built for the overflow of third grade pupils before Sutton and East Richmond Schools were built. An urgent need for a second teacher was soon brought to the board's attention, and a partition was erected in this one frame building, and it became a two' teacher high school in 1908. Wil- liam Robertson replaced Miss Clara Wilder as Superintendent in 1908. In 1909, a 345,000.00 bond issue was voted. The two story frame building at Valley was razed and a brick addition with laboratory on the third lfloor was built onto the brick building erected in 1901. Domestic Science fnow Home Economicsj, Manual Training, Music and Art were started. With this program the Maplewood District became one of the first in St. Louis County to offer a High School Program. Until 1909 there was no provision for education of Negro children in the comnnmity. In that year the board rented the building on Dale Avenue, which is now the Church of the Living God, as a Negro school. 1925 Orchestra 1930 Orchestra 1930 M-RH Band Joshua E. Richmond E. R. Adams G. E. Dille N Milton W. Bierbaum Here are a few highlights in the history of our schools from 1910 to 1925: 1. 1910 - County Court designated the dis- trict as the Maplewood City Schools. 2. 1915 tJulyJ - Mr. Robertson resigned as superintendent and was succeeded by Wil- liam Schlueter. 3. 1916 - Addition of four rooms and gymna- sium was built at East Richmond. Land was purchased on Dale Avenue. First two rooms of Lincoln School tNegroJ were built. A sixty foot lot was purchased adjoining Sut- ton School. A whole block of ground was purchased for the new high school. The first unit of the high school, now Junior High, was constructed. Superintendent Schleutcr was succeeded by Joshua Richmond in Sep- tember. 4. 1921 - a second unit of the high school at Sutton and Lyndover was added. 5. 1923 - the Glenn tract was purchased for Valley playgrounds. - In 1925, the present high school ground on Manchester was purchased. Also a bond issue pro- vided funds for the second unit of Lincoln School, which served Negro children, kindergarten through eighth grade. High School Negro stu- dents attended the Douglas School in Webste Groves until the 1954 Supreme Court decision, at which time the high schools were integrated. The 1928 bond issue was used to start the first unit of the present Senior High School, the sec- ond unit at West Richmond and the third unit at Lincoln. In 1929, a bond issue was used entirely for the second unit of the Senior High School. The 1930 bond issue of 585,000.00 was used to equip the senior high building, to build bleacher seats and field houses, and to build the track. Mr. Joshua E. Richmond, who served as super- intendent during the fifteen years of the most rapid growth of the Maplewood-Ricllnlond Heights District, resigned and was succeeded by G. E. Dille, July 1, 1931. - fb 'VII JS The 1932 bond issue of S152,000,000.00 was sed to build and equip the third unit of the Sen- or High, the third unit of West Richmond, ami to urchase ground and build the first unit of the ew Lincoln School for Negroes. ln November 1933, C.W.A. fCivil Works dministrationj work started. This government roject enabled the district to grade grounds at ew Lincoln and Senior High, enlarge the track rom 18 to 25 feet, and erect a stone wall around the track. During the 1930's the depression halted further expansion of physical facilities in the school dis- trict except work which could be done through W.P.A. tWorks Progress Administrationl and P.W.A. tPublic Works Administrationj projects, on three occasions bond issue payments were refunded textendedl because of a shortage of funds. 'B 1 fl, 1 Nxmx 9 4 I '.,,.,w K X C ww' 1 v. , , . 4 'A l Q 'K Q ' - 'wiE '12,s. we ,. ,- . - -if , I. 1- V ' A 'lf A --4 1 1' A - - - ' - if ' ' ' -' ' 'Q gm Y I 1 1 K ' . 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Composed of boys who played. fought and ehunnned together since the seventh grade , they made their last year at Maplewood one in which they gained newspaper and radio fame from coast to coast. ln facing the toughest competition a Maple- wood team had ever faced. the team ehal lenged high school teams all over the country The teams accepting were Hillsboro and Johnston City. Illinois: Muskogee. Oklahoma: and Davenport. Iowa. These teams were all defeated by Maplewood with the exception of Muskogee which gained a 7-7 tie. This team scored a total of 200 points and remained un scored-upon in their first five games. This magnificent team. in compiling their season record of 9.0-1. had outstanding scores which reached as high as 5-l and 53 to nothing. The total points sc-ored for the season were Maple wood 277. opponents 67. The quarlerhack that sparked this great 1 team to their victories was Paul Christman later known as l'itchin, Paul when he he came an All-American at Missouri University 1.5 3 ntl Tlu- lIlm' llrrilsu of Ill-10 , K nf v 'fm II nwlfrls 111:11 x c ' ' -9 J... .. r' Aftixxhn C1 . , ,' . fi ' fp ff 'Q-1 sw 1 . -,xx 'N' r D Fxwr 5 I,- f -Q 'dill 1 I 1 U I .. a U H , ffm mu 11-1 nynl: nn A Ifnzw- vlnulflr piurwfx in ll: hlflll' Ill IUII' 'XNl'b'I'lIlEN YHXH FUN CH.fXNlI'S XX'Tt'rllillg as lvlllli spurt lu-g.:an in Nl-RH in IWW. mul mlm-wl-:pa-ll illll'I'l 5I rapidly. 'flu' I9-Ili lf'Illll nun llu' first uf -ix flruiglnl rlallz'Vllallllniull-Ilipr, 'l'lu 'Hll1a' Uvxil-U nf IUIU nm-nl ullzln-fvallewi unml wvrv limi -vulx mum-. zu rm-un! uhivh 4-quulc-ll Hn' gr:-all If-um of 1930. The- lmfku-tlwzxll lm-:nu nun llu- Sllllllfhilll I.:-ngm' 1-lnzunpi--llflxip in l'Pll. wr-rv rumwrf-up in 'III' Nllflllilllllf 'l'vvurnzum-ul. mul lm-k fuurllx in Flulr :lf lhvx ---.mlnlf-.I il 2Ualu1l fr 1'z'a'nr41. pi ,iff- rf , v r K I-s x 'ia .A wi I u .y-gl' ff , . 4 1 . A V Y' ,mf.,v, f I, ,Q rl , .-gg, - .nfgxi ,J -' 'f,,' ,P , J .,. 5,5 In 1941, G. E. Dille resigned and was suc- ceeded by E. R. Adams as Superintendent. Four years later the voters approved a S625,000.00 bond issue to build the auditorium addition to the Senior High School, and the auditorium addition to the West Richmond School, but this work was not actually done until 1948-50. In 1951 the name of the district was changed from the School Dis- trict of Maplewood to the School District of W A 5 IJPQQL, A .' Maplewood-Richmond Heights. The voters approved a bond issue of Sl,800,000.00 in 1953 to build the new Valley School, an addition to East Richmond, an addi- tion to Lincoln, and to do some work at the Junior High School. The board of education added some money to the building fund since then by selling the old Valley property and the old Lincoln prop- erty. This money made it possible to improve the Junior High School by building a new shop and completely remodeling the library, and also to provide gas heat in all schools which did not at that time have it. Upon retirement as superintendent on July 1, 1960, E. R. Adams was succeeded by Milton E. Bierbaum. On February 21, 1963, voters approved a bond issue of S1,l00,000.00. This money was used for the following purposes: 1. To build a Junior High Cafeteria. 2. To build a completely new school to replace the old Sutton School. 3. To make a number of major changes at the Sen- ior High School, which included the following: A. To build a girl's gymnasium and music department north of the auditorium. B. To build a lobby to the boy's gymnasium. C. To completely remodel the dressing rooms which serve the boy's gymnasium. D. To remodel and buy new equipment for the Industrial Arts Department. E. To remodel and buy new equipment for the cafeteria. F. To remodel and install new equipment for the department of business education. Then in January of 1968, a bond issue of S640,000.00 was approved and the money used for the building of a new library, art room, administrative offices, and three additional classrooms over the area used for parking west of the music department. The building is at two levels, leaving the ground level free for parking. The area previously used by the adminis- trative offices is now remodeled and is the senior high offices and the cotmseling offices. The rooms previ- ously used for the counseling offices along with the old teacher's lounge was remodeled and provides a modern teacher's lounge. The space previously used for the library was remodeled and is made into three new classrooms, one of which is now the resource center. In the fall of 1968 Mr. Bierbaum told the board of education of his intention to retire as superintendent within two years. The board accepted his resignatio effective June 30, 1970. Mr. Clinton E. Crites was elected superintendent t replace Mr. Bierbaum. 1VIr. Crites came to the distric in 1963, after having served as teacher and principal i the Hazelwood School District. He served as principal of Valley School for three years and then of Wes Richmond School for four years before his promotion to the superintendency. In 1975 Mr. Crites resigned to work for the state department of education in Jeffer- son City. He was replaced by our clu'rent superintend- ent Dr. Robert M. Hixson who had served as an assist- ant to Mr. Crites for several years and was employed by the Riverview Gardens School District before that. We can look back and see that our high school has grown from one room in 1907 to a large building of folu' stories in 1976. The first graduating class was composed of seven students, whereas the graduating class of 1976 numbers arotmd 165. The staff of 1911 had only eleven teachers. The enrollment that year was 74 students. This year we have over 900 pupils and over 50 instructors and administrators. We have a course offering of over 150 different subjects to choose from. We have a satisfactory ratio of students to teachers 120 to lj which enables the students to derive the most ben- efit from their classroom periods. Om' school is proud of our contributions to leadership and achievement in all walks of life. In sports several of our boys have made All-American as a result of their records on their high school football and basketball teams. Is there any- one who doesn't remember Paul and Mark Christman? The pictures on pages 4-16 were taken from old edi- tions of the Mapleleaves Yearbook. Pages 10 and 11 were taken directly from the 1957 Mapleleaves year- book which celebrated the school's 50th anniversary with pictures and articles concerning the proud achievements and long established traditions at M-RH. The histoijy of our school from pages 4-14 was taken from an old essay found in the filing cabinet of llflr. Charles C Brown after his retirement in 1972. Charlie Brown passed away in July of 1976. V '5Q' .1 'fr K 5,12 . If 4 bi O xx- M RH ADMI I TRATIO ll r Board members: Pictured above: Seated: Evelyn Grant and Jane Moeller. Standing: Ken Gannon, Johnny Smith, Jolm Bean, and Dale Huff. Pictured at left: Dr. Robert M. Hixson, superintendent. r-Q-I fn: 'ss 2 vt. 1' f, -P.-,-7ff K! T? Pictured above are the Maplewood-Richmond Heights School District's administrative secretaries. Below left: assist. supt. Shonk. Below right: assist. tothe supt. for curr. and inst. Jerry Elliott. 'l .qs , . ss Ig ,J Q 1 1 I l --Q 3f Ys .. 15,4 f 4 Q S.-9 . ' I .- A 4 Qyvf ' if X f L ' :J f 1-ui 'ru- ,' , ' 'jfs ' ,- r' H -ff - ui ' ,v .fn n , fm KK 9 L - ' Al- Y-X uv, A rr?-'Q-sR,' S T X losyi 10 ,....' - .X 14 Pictured above: Warren B. Detering, Principal. Far left: Ruth Sweet, secretary. Left: Charles Seng.. assistant principal. Li I T'- .iifs 3 fi it .11 ' ' Tm. if . R.. rf L, ' ' 'R' ' i ll N Ib FE ' ' , . . ,X --2 ' WWI' ,fd . X. 1 1 . if A .3 A VT' Q ' re av -L '.t I 3 1 ...X custodians: Charles Rutherford. Karl Halker, Jasper Italiano. Malcolm Top right: Freda Bradley. Middle lft.: Dorothy Meiners. Middle rt.: Elsie Fette Lorraine Gilbert. Maxine Baranyai. Lower lft.: Nettie Ford. Lower mdl.: R. Ahern Lower rt.: Margaret Sherrill. Mary Brauninger Health Mark Baldwin Jean Chard P,E, Band The best advice I can give is Never SIIHFQH Blilllkellshill the ll'llIh.N Readmg ruman Addington '- . Lonnie Aycock English Darla Bruschke German Al Borchardt Art 1 u lf ' rf- , V rf .V u- l Y V V 1 xx cp. U. ,gun a I 3 -J X 752: 'I i I- Ninth, l- e l X if 3 ' . . b A. , i -- FQ h is , -, 4' -' V 2 w J X ., v X , -Q, 4, 'wi fo J i ' , U--.Fw T.. Y- L M X A fig- fi l l I .55 I A R i' I r li? L . .f A . fam W' , ..v-I 9 ...E av I -, 'H' W - 1 .xi . 21 Y To thine ownsell' he true. Charles Gackstettcr English Social Studies Journalism A man may make mistakes but he isn't a failure until he starts blaming some one else. Greg Fingerhut Science a-, 5 JN -al, Don't generalize about M-RH students - generally they'll fool you. Robert E. dc Jong American History Psychology Teaching is somewhere between heaven and hell. Joe Gamlin Photography Mechanical Drawing Architecture rf -q-r ' - .45 'gg-E if ' ,cava T i'i'-'Al'-' 1 bt ' Qziai A A-,, - I A 10 . QS Lf ' tg, ,rr Paul Cochran Counselor Mike Fox Electricity Power Mechanics ,AJ You can do anything you put mind to. Vicki Boren Choral Director Vocal Music The classroom really isn't teacher's. Samuel M. Burton Vocational Counselor I t . N 'P Y. .- fx I- Y . 51113 ,. ,'11'f-'fr .,.-,rf . A jf 5 ip' s you Virginia Glover Social Studies Teacher's Aide Mike Johnson Exploring Careers Business Dept. 4 L . 4 fi. 4 rf 1 IEA 4 Teaching is sometimes good and sometimes a real hassle. Joanne Kilsberg Ethel Harter English Sfmlal Sludms Bernadine Jackson Cam' Heder Physical Science Physical Education X . , y , ..,-...- -..,.. .. :L - w .'1: ., ,y -, .5-J A -g. - ,XVXIXXX xxxx - - Qr I f f I feel a sense of satisfaction when I see the results of teach- ing. JoAnn Heppermann Shorthand Typing I like teaching because the pay is fantastic. Olive Heidolph Librarian -vsvfiffg , . f: w t T WQSN X .1 X -J' ',..wf5.3Y ' ' 1 lv nys -'L '. rt 4 ' E - he-I-va .N LE ' H f.' Fools and geniuses are year- book sponsors. I was a fool. Chuck Heyl Counselor I like teaching because it's never boring or the same when you work with people. Jan Mueth Math 1 I ' rx - 5 -' ll 5 ,-if Kris Korenack Art Rita Krisanic Honle Economics As a teacher l have Ieamed to have patience! Joan Nelms Biology As a teacher l have learned to beware of ninth graders. Mary Morgan Social Studies Joyce King Typing Vocational Office Education Ichiro Matsuda Colnputer Prog. Math 1 I I A L fi- As a teacher I have learned that teaching is an education in itself. Phil Norwood Business Dept. The best advice I have ever had is Mind your own business. Gloria Reno English U 'A vi? ll 'F'- In f! are-we L P .D , ' I N , iq ' ' L' i Vs lv, by md 'F . W g as jf. 1 i N' N 'tif' .AJ ack L Susan Ross Math John H. Sanders Driver Training Pam Robinson Home Economics q-.X X , , . -...i w .H f' 3-,, I like teaching because I like my subject, and I like being able to use a little creativity in lesson planning. Vincenza Pierce Bob Simmons Physical Education f v t H 9 lxvfwlgq m':,g'5yl . f 'iri'734' - s 2 if -41 ty F!! ,X gi, Pete Palumbo American History Athletic Director The best advice I have ever had is 'Let some one else do my income tax retumf Jim Roy Drama Speech English M-RH students are typical! Al Rohlfing American History l like teaching because l enjoy sharing ideas with others. Diane Rodewald Counselor English David Stulce Graphic Arts -he If . K .4 DQ 4 A H f is ' -4 cf MXH I The best advice I can give is to get the most out of your educational opportunities. Jack Taylor Metal Shop Martha Thiebes English Jr-' its -'Q J. C. Walters Basic Woods C.O.E. Phyllis Thorpe Drama Alf' l 4- I l I like being a teacher because it is inter- I am teaching at M-RH because l like the estingf' students and faculty and because l enjoy Doc Whitener teaching' Chemistry Sherry Zink Spicuzza Earth Science Spanish Biology Social Studies The best advice l can give is not to give any. Charles Schondelmeyer Math 5- f J rw N A Skip Watkins Wood Shop l've found that most M-RH students are co-operative, will seek and accept advice freely. Henrietta E. Williams Career Education Resource Center H K ,V 1-Q ,-ixxl 'lr-, , E IQR earhf FH' ,. . 1: b ' 5 b NM -E UL vi . s N R 'ff 1 RICK AFFOLTER RAYMOND ALEXANDER ,pn .nr-wg a hge, on Q -ggi e g l 1 7 . 1 Q? -- , V ., RUSALYNE ATKINSON MIKE AHERN Astronomy compels the soul to look upwards and leads us from this world to another. Plato KATHY ANDERSON My interest is in the future, because l'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Kettering w w hz , TIBOR BAKAI What ever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Anon. MARK AHERN , I My ig 32, KENT BAKER Life is but a walking shadow. Shakespeare lVlERl BAKER What is a friend? l will tell you. lt is a person with whom you dare to be your- self. Crane KAREN BELOBRAJDIC lam. . . Karen Belobrajdic Q Es? w Q , V , t if Z, . 'X -., L it if' 'iff U - DENISE BALDWIN The man who has no imagination has no wings. Muhammad Ali DAVID BASKETI' X Y' 1.1 ' I ki DEBBIE BELLI TODD any STEVE BARR KURT BAUER Be happy, he yourself, accept others for what they are. Kurt Bauer BARB BITTER Cash your dreams before they slip away. Lose your dreams and you might lose your mind. Mick Jagger CARL BOLTON JOHN M. BREWER Even if you're on the right track, you will get nm over if you just sit there. Will Rogers J 1 n , .n W. Q - a ' 3 B JAMES BRAUN JOHN BROCKSCHIVIITI' 2 'fi DOUG BREWER E ufl wg ' - Q-' WANDA BROWN Reach for the heavens and hope for the future. All that you can be and not what you are. Denver x 'iw 4. BONNIE BRU DER l hear a voice you cannot hear, it said I cannot stay. I see a hand you cannot see, it beckons me away. Tickell DEBRA BUIE lt's a sense of love and pride. Feel good and satisfy. Staple -G. EARL BURROUGHS ln order to win you must be prepared to lose sometimes, and leave one or two cards showing. Morrison GINGER COLLINS Life is too short to ever be unhappy. Anon. M' . , Y MARY BUSBY ,A A ,1,ig:fHmH:I ,1 'z , LZ - .N i 'As,ml5' t o 1-A - - A W .L5 X V all, - 1- . A ,Q ' 'T ',l ' , ' ' ' sl, . . ,- le- 'q i L , V ' V '63 I f H, . .W Vw , iq , f Q .f ' I v',' i?3f+ - ' ' 9 fr! 9 s. 'Q .', l .O ii I1 4 I :, uns-.',2 ' 4 -1-.null , -'ll JANET COLOMBO I DIANA CAMDEN h ANGELA MARIE COMER Be beautiful, Look beautiful, Feel beautiful at all times. Angela Comer BECKY COTNER Love, hope, and self esteem, like clouds depart, and come for some uncertain moments, lent. ' Shelley CHRISTINA CRILLEY KENNETH DeCLUE - KERRY COUGHLIN l've leamed from the past, my mistakes . . . and I have bettered myself for tomorrow. Coughlin LAURI DAMRON He who loves me, let him follow me. Anon. JOHN DELANEY ,O 4. 5a ,IK ,.. ' -has 5- . 44? -.N , ' ' .xt ' . ' in 5,3 'V ,AN gl V V ,' ,f- - H.: - A, .K Y, r , f IU! , r t l V. 1 f ,s iff 1 J 1 1 , th - fe. i. 6 1- . 1: '1' F. , v ' , WY? 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'V E' it . .. .w xl q - L' .2 Q, L , V . . --f W '- wt X If . it 1' ,A -N lf ,A I -K if .I I--. . I 1 X. gf if , 'i,5ff,fzL , X f I P, arf - A . . v 4 Xe: z Y ' -1 gf K+' mu , I -1 L. fl N un... ' - , :SQ-V Q- i-. , JACKIE DeN EEF The moment may only be temporary, but the memories last forever. Anon. - J- ,.,,, ,. - KEN DEPUY Success to the strongest, who are always at last the wisest and the best. C CONNIE DEVINE Emerson lla I T,-fsl' fi AI A K' I f I - 1 gf Fx ' - J LORNA DICK Life is an empty essence. but filled with laughter and hope it becomes a beauti- ful thing. Anon. SHERRI DEPRENDER What wisdom can you find that is kind- ness? Rousseau tv' ', '? '41U lar. ,I ,.,.,-- - RICHARD DETERT Lord, I wonder what a fool it was who first invented kissing? Swift JANE DRAPP V K fl' ,,. .A . pw. JOAN DRAPP CINDY DRESCI-I We live in a world filled with memories of yesterday and dreams of tomorrow. Cindy Dresch 1' if . v- -A N - 1 . will KAREN FIDDMONT DAN FITZHEN RY SELWYN D'SOUZA GREG ELLERMANN A flask of wine, a loaf of bread, a book of verse,-and thou. Khayyzim A -A W , 5. ' ' V MARY FORESTER Lfg , ,. - DAVE FOX L., 4? 'ax- GAYLE B. GASKIN He who endures with patience is a con- queror. Anon. TAMMY GILBERT Happiness is like sunshine: it is made up of very little beams. Anon. E L RM-.. ROSIE GALLINA BARBARA C. GANNON Take your time. Don't live to fast. Plain living and high thinking are no xAnon. more. Anon. 'mf' , nur Q, , lip'-N A A f VICKI GOOCH DIANE GRANGER Learn as if you were to live forever: Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Wooden , , if ' CHRYS GRUENDLER We have done so much for so long with so little that we are now qualified to do anything with nothing. Anon. - EDWARD HANSON 1. 1 RICK HARPER Q l DAVID HALL l LARRY J. HANSON United we stand divided we fall We're Americans That says it all. Hanson in ARTHUR HARRIS , - .0 VICTORIA HARRIS MARY HENDEL I 0 tx Q l . 1 T 1vfsr.g:,g ' LARRY HAYNES TERRI HICKEY l'm just movin' on down the highway so life w0n't pass me by. Anon. .5151 11 QF if -wr 'Q THERESA M. HITCHENS Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Anon. RANDY HELMS Don't ever look back something may be gaining on you. Anon. ' 7 r 932: 1 A 7' Y' il. 'XT COLETTE HITCHENS XI SUSAN HOLT People cannot change the truth but tmth can change people. Anon. KATHY HOPSON They say children Ieam what they live . . . What have you learned? K. Hopson n X? LAURA HUDSON No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. Blake M WILLIAM M. HUMPHREY lf things don't start pickin' up l'm gonna have to start pickin' up things. William M. Humphrey BONNIE HOSICK DOVIE HUGHES Life is a learning tree. SHARON HULTIN G.W. M t 59 LOU ANN HUNTER ANDRE JOHNSON Never walk with your head down Love wisdom and me are sure to go far. because you'Il miss the sun. Andre L- J 0hIlS0ll Louie . fgl 'l 1.2, Y its wg, U, NF an X ff? LEWIS KINCADE The spirit of 76 lives on forever. Kincade if ,J if ,'1' A. ' ,J N 5. I , DEBBIE KINKELAR PEGGY JOLLY She says just what she thinks, and noth- ing more nor less. ' Anon. NORMAN KINCHELOE Be smarter than the average bear. J. C. Walters STEVE KUHLN MARY ANN JONES Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Anon. DAVE KING Always do right, this will gratify some people and astonish the rest. . King AVA LA NGSTON To be, to do, to try to die To live Ava Langston KIMBERLY A. LANKFORD I live in a world of my own, but visitors are always welcome. Ashleigh Brilliant CINDI LEE tw. CATHY LOFTON Happiness is a smile. Cathy Lofton JAMES LAWLER JOEL LEE A man he seems of great yesterdays and even greater tomorrows. X Lee CARA LYNNE LONG In a race, everyone nms but only one person gets first prize. So mn your race to win. Living Bible I Cor. 9:22 X but RITA F. LEDERLE lt's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice. Rita F. Lederle eff TERESA LEWIS The future is as far away as tomorrow. Anon. I , V 11 g, .' CYNTHIA LEE LONG Gone - glimmering through the dream of things that were. Byron SCOT LUHM DONNA MCCANN ' - BOB MILLER DAN MARCH The wave of the future is coming upon you and there is no fighting it. Ann Lindberg MARGARET MCCOLLUM CAROLE MILLER The female of the species is more deadly than the male. ' Kipling JOYCE MAY L F fi nfl: CARLA MILBURN If you smile at me, I will understandg for that is something that everyone says in the same language. Crosby and Stills - - ALEX MIRAGLIA Q 0 gl ,a B TOM O'NEILL TAMMY PACE Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can read . . . Mark Twain KIM NAPPIER I have a heart with room for every joy. Bailey DEBBIE OSTRANDER - DEBBIE PARKER l thought l would never make it. Debbie Parker VICKI OGLE Happiness seems made, when it's shared with someone. Vicki Ogle h CARMEN Y. PACE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson M ELLEN PHIROPOULOS PAT SAPP PORTER My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there. Kettering CAROL QUINLAN A smile brings sunshine everywhere you go. Anon. - JOAN RECKELHOFF What is a friend? A friend is a person who sacrifices their needs to help oth- ers. .Anon. CHERRI PURSLEY Some people ask for riches, others for wealth and material gain. All I want today is to be free. Anon. SUE RABBI'IT You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late. Ralph Waldo Emerson 1 mn.. w '.,Wl:j'- H nl ? 'g A RHONDA RICKS lf I am myself others will surely know me. A. Borchardt DEBORAH QUESENBERRY it .5 ' lr 7 wi ff- , '4T' MARY RAPP Live today, remember yesterday, tmst tomorrow. Mary Rapp il0,0 qlbiihilfiilllilii :J .41 mwliiiusil egg, SUSAN RIDDLE A shy quiet angel I used to be, but now the devil hm entered me - BEWARE! Anon. JIM ROSS MIKE SANDERS Life is half spent before we really know what it is. George Herbert GARY ROMEO LAURA RUSSO If you have happiness . . . What more do you need? Laura Marie Russo SCOTT SCHULZ KEITH ROPER CATHY SAGO Think all you speak but speak not all you think. Anon. iff KEITH SEAGO . ik t , if ,k E JOAN SINCLAIR PAUL STEINGRUBY at NIN A SUAREZ Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in one's own sun- shine. Emerson CHRIS SMELSER 171' J, . , W ll, 1-I. 'Wx Fannin , -y,.k,y DEBBIE STEWART They who know the sonows other lives have known never walk alone. ' Anon. PATRICK TROWER DIANA MARIE SPARKS Don't put off being happy - 'lhere's no better time than now. Jean Kyler McManus RICHARD SWALLOW DEBBIE VENT Everywhere in life the tme question is not what we gain but what we do. Anon. P x l l W T, i w 'fx I Q' F H 3 il F JAMES VENT -Ji, is . 933' RUSSELL WATSON There's a song in my heart that the world cannot hear. There is music no mortal can play. Russell Watson aw-.ef M A . ,ap-a iignfl ' i K LYNDA WHITE Success is nothing without someone you love to share it with. - Mahogany BECKY VIERLING To find a friend is a moment: to cherish him is forever. Anon. CARLA WEATHERFORD t .Q-1' t Vans ROSEMARY MAMOLA WIDENER 'T JOSEPH WARTFS THOMAS WHALEN xii GARLAND WILLIAMS TIM WOODY DINO WILLIS Jerry Alton Casey Barton Eugene Bolden Luis Calzada Alvm Cochren Danny Comer Sharon Couch Robent Courtlal Evon Davis Geraldine Foreman Ron Goggm TERESA MARIE WREN A true friend is the best possession. B Anon. kai' , .,,z?,. sl' E X KATHY WILSON lf you think' you have someone eating out of your hand, it's a good idea to count your fingers. Anon. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Nina Green Patricia Griffin Gerald Guenzler James Hall Steve Kuehnert Ed Lampe Angela Latragna Guy McClure Mike Moore Russell Niethe .., -Jjg., , ' 4' nw 1 Y . .ffm I JOHN WILLIAMS Q PAM ZWEIFEL It matters not how long we live, but how. 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WR '+?,n A x K 2 K as K 1 Y: X NX Y x - 'Theresa Abuzeide Robert Adams Renee Adreon Chris Aldag Greg Allen Keith Allen Julie Anderson Mike Anderson Ellis Athanas Kathy Baer J ' Carmen Bailey Patti Bakal Bob Baker Coral Ballack Tammy Ballance Barbara Bean Barbara Beck Paul Belobrajdic Robert Berry Karla Bilbrey Brian Black Tracy Bolden Maryette Bonds Patti Bott Doris Boulton Linda Brockschmitt Arlie Brown Mark Brown Dwayne Bryson Tony Burger Janet Busby Ronald Calvin Scott Campbell Thomas Carter . Mary Coleman Vickie Cook Ralph Cotner Leland Crenshaw Cathy Cutler Mabel Daniels Doug Davis Dale Decker Diane DeClue Robert Detert L V Robert Dorsey W Mike Dntson Colleen Doyle Judy Doyle Ten'y Edmond Lewis Erbe Lynne F iddmont Donna F ilkins Scott Finley Rebecca Fischelmeyer John Flaherty Steve Ford Craig Francis , Charles Frick James Friedman Jeanine Fuller Denise Garrison Grace Gaskin Patricia Gaynor Valerie Gholston Kim Gleason David Goggin Linda Gregory Donna Guckes Joyce Hall Steven Hanley Luke Harlan David Hedrick Johnnie Mae Hemphill Laura Hendel Rosa Hernandez Lisa Hitchens Guy Horneker Kevin Hornung John Hudson Laura I-luighe Michael Hummert Rhonda Hunt Sandra Hunter Loretta Hurd John Jackson Lamont Jackson Deborah Jett JoAnn Kelley Meegan Kelley Sherry Kelly Alexander Kennedy Thomas Kennedy Sharon Kilburn Robert King Victor Kizer Linda Labelle 72 Richard Landmann Kris Lankford Sherry LaTragna Denise Leporin Steve Lewis Greg Link Glenda Little Howard Little Jim Long bvflietylfong 'Tim Dong Pattie Lore Ronald Lowry James Lucas JoAnn March U Brigitte Martin James McCann Sean McCartney Darin McClure y Tanya McGrew Phyllis McKinnon Lisa Metcalf John Meyer Kathleen Miller Rowan Miller Mike Modglin Phillip Moran Brett Mon'is Barbara Moses Dwanye Moses Michelle Murphy Bob Nathe ,Cathy Nichols Connie Norful Mary Notter Elizabeth O'Brian Craighan O'Connor Roberta O'Laughlin Raymond Ostrander Kevin Parker Pamela Parks Scott Parrett Curt Patty Karla Penny Robin Peterson Mary Phelps ,Orlando Phillips Sandra Phillips Linda Phiropoulos Cathleen Preston Lynda Rafferty Sherman Ragland Gwendolyn Reed David Richard Anna Richter Annette Riddle Thomas Rives Clara Robinson James Romeo ff it ,xi Barbara Rouse Steven Rouse Kevin Scannell Thomas Schall Nancy Schoenlaub Cheryl Schorr Billy Seckel Martin Sidenstricker Rachel Simonson Zoleika Alexander Dianna Bates Ronald Bay Mitzi Crist Thomas Goedde Bruce Granger Tracy Gray Robert Hayashi Rick Martin SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Randal Mazzola Susan McDowell Jim Miller Vemon Miller Ken Moore Myron Roberts Daniel Selby Roy Sillman Daniel Smithart Annette Smith Darla Smith James Smith Joe Sorbello Karen Spink Rita Steingmhy Betty Stenger Glemt Stevenson Tmdy Stokes Judith Swallow Sophia Taratsas Robin Taube Cynthia Thom Patrice Tilford Ronald Tisius Cheryl Townsend Gary Trolinger Kimberly Trostel Bill Turner Susan Vance 'Hteresa Vamey . Yasmin Walker Paul Watkins Brenda Watts Vickie Weatherford Randy Weber David Welch David White Joyce White Tony Williams Chris Williams Christy Williams Gail Williams Lisa Williams Gaig Wilson Craig Wolff Andy Woodruff Cindy Woods Jeff Woody Charles Workes Tina Wright Christine Zook Beverly Stanford Linda Stuart Robert Weismann Mary Wheeler Cindy Williams Tony Willis Angela Worsham Terry Wright Sue Wymer I' 3 g' -- 1 g Q f . w 1 Y' ' x me -f l 5 K' 3' Q'-2'-Q gbvli ! 2 aj nfwhsjb ' xgw I l -19' -:CQ xi-r , E K IQ Q x , l . i , , A Q- ' g 3 Q,Sf f ' , 7'-gi 'gf, l'E ,. 5 wh W li MQ' . n 1' 'L' I l2 .'i,j 1 3 4 ' QA .-W! 1 FRESH Q1 i A-d'Dx .' 0 William Abemathy John Abuzeide Jennifer Adams Bmoe Albach Cheri Alexander Robyn Althen Carol Armstrong David Ausley Julie Bailey Chris Baker Richard Barker Joe Basta Jeff Beach Robert Beck Steven Belli Thonms Berra Penny Bess Bobby Bolds Jane Borgmann Karen Bosley David Boulton Charles Brown Cheryl Brown Terry Brown David Bruder Richard Bruder .Ion Bruyere Betty Buie Angela Burton Daniel Burton Alan Carter David Carter Elio Castillo Sandy Catlett Polly Chipman Charlene Cochran Mary Cochren Ricky Cochren Kimberly Cook Tammy Cooley Deborah Cooper Randy Cotner Tarmnie Cotner Carla Coughlin Sherri Courisky Loma Craft Charles Crenshaw Merilee Crilley Jeffery Crocker Carla Curry Ed Damazyn Penny Davis Joel Deadmond James Delcour Barb Deskel Penny Diesel Ten'il Dorsey Peter D'Souza Judith Dunford Frances Ellermann Christina Emory Debbie Evans Mary Evans David Feilner Deborah Garside John Gaskin Christopher Gault Elizabeth Gault John Gaynor David George Janice Ghormley Tina Ghormley Daryl Goodlow Linda Gray John Gmswitz Joyce Guckes Pam Guest Bill Haberkampf Wanda Hall Elizabeth Hand Tracy Hanley Jane Hanna John Hanna Donna Hanson Regina Harris Edwin Hayles Hugh Headrick Milton Henderson Kathy Hickey Linda Higgins Patricia Hodapp Bill Holmes Laveme Hopson Brenda Hosick Roger Hovis David Hughes 'O Tracy Jeck Clifford Jefferson Cynthia Jenkins Stacy Jett Scott Jones Jenny Jordan Bill Karlsen Michael Kelley Katherine Kemper Debbie Kilbum Rita Killebrew Lisa Koehler Sherry Kopl' Beth Kopp Kristy Kuda Joseph Kukay Diane Landmann Gina Laster Laurie LaTragna Kevin Launius Ronnell Lee Janet Little Sherri Lucy Robert Manley lrwi n Martin William Matchett Annette Mattox Stanley Mauk Steve Mauk Lori Mazzola Kathleen McCartney Thomas McVey Charles Milcic Debra Miller Dion Miraglia Melissa Moore Linda Moses Regenia Moses Ann Nathe Christine Nelson Curtis Norman Jolm Novak Rose Nunley Darren Owens Kimberlyn Pace Dennis Parker Lisa Parker Tim Parson Sandra Patterson Kelly Penny Laura Perkins Sara Phelps Gregory Phillips Steve Pirtle Ken Posey Veda Powell Mark Presti Dale Pritchett Barbara Raish Lonnie Randall John Rapp Terrence Rask James Redmon Clayton Reece Arlene Roberts Sherri Romeo Jackie Rusan Sherri Salvaggio Michael Sapp 'Dleresa Scheihing Carl Schmidt Ronald Schoenberger Linda Schulz Dorma Scism Danny Scott Carl Sendelbach Robert Shelton Darryl Smith Gerald Smith Reggie Smith Scott Smith Peggy Smothers David Sorbello Betty Sparks Jolm Steingrubey Linda Stevenson David Strickler Lester Studt Eddie Stuertz Tim Surand Michael Swierk Adrienne Taylor lrwin Thames Bernadine Thompson Gregory Thompson Sarah Thompson Joe Thomure Brian Throop Genevieve Tisius Michael Toney Jon Treat Michael Trout Robert Vangilder Don Varney Michael Vent Keith Volz Tammy Walker Robert Walper Susan Wesselmann Diane Whalen Janice White Richard White Larry Wilfong Arthur Williams Gladys Williams Darryl Williams Monique Williams George Wilson Jeanne Woodley Cathy Woodruff Kimberly Woody Terry Workman Paul Worthy Pamela Yount 82 F RESHMEN NOT PICTURED Roger Bates Jeff Campbell Janice Cucchi Richard Ellsworth Randolph Freeman John Gaynor Nancy Gluck Wanda Hall Judith Pierce Holly Reisch Tom Schultz Lisa Wegener Percy Wilson Steve Workes ORGANIZATIONS 'wifmghggx m u muimnm fmmmm mwgfnmggmmmlv My 11 J I J U W R J I 1 ili lw AL ! ,Em .5 N vgggf 2?5 A ff' ggi? 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YEL-145 .4 if QQ 'V I ' 1' '15 -ri' x- ,rg '., , ' ' -, ' z VJ- 2 gwpgrn 4 Mi' . 1- ,F .3 -513 -' fx V ATX :1' , r3--f m if. 1' 'VJ A' 1' X -,-My Q V, ,- 'I -3 510 ,. ff' If ' 'ff I5 L42 lf Q- 'fpxf ' 4+x35 . - , 2 ik 'f' ' 1 W J ' ' -' X' ,. A.. -- 150 ,3,,:.,,fwl, Eff'fB 'V 'iff' 'W Q-J 1 'X ' -F Tjfzfw Z TPI.-V ii A in N Y i f:f:Qfl!':'fwA-S a ', ..-:' FV 'EL 557 'k-44, mr: 152' f inkfimib k lx 2.5 y . vw , ' f Bez: 1 - ,rw , '- H , f-uffjl X IG HA H' - , f' U?'. Qt, 'J .. ,'i,.L-'-- 'Tig ', E1 ,7 11' W ., L IW 42 M- 'H A, V ' A-Y ' wg,3',' ..., , - - x r f ' ' T '- 4: 'i .fiMF 1', 3 Juniors: D. Smith. T. Krieger, J. Williams, B. Hegwood. ilk . I . .,.1 . .4 -li 'J 'fe'-...g i Sophomores: L. Fiddmont, G. Gaskin, R. Hayashi, J. Smith. Student Executive Committee ,Q ni ji- 5,-'1' 4' 'pw' Seniors: G. Gaskin, D. Hall, C. Sago, M. Ahern. Freshmen: T. Cotner, K. Kemper, S. Paterson, K. Bosley Art Club J l. P. Springer 2. M. Allen 3. K. Wilson 4. J. DeNcef 5. S. Stuart 6. V. Gooch 7. P. Bosley 8. E. Norful 9. M. Rapp 10. K. Baer ll. P. Peterson 12. A. Borchardt 13. P. Griebel 14. K. Hanley A .. K. Chip Staff 1976 has been a transitional year for the l newspaper. It has a new method of selecting editors and a new sponsor. For the first time ' the editors have been elected by the staff. Mr. Gackstetter and the Chip staff have done an excellent job in a year filled with new sponsors and new methods. Editor ....... ............ B arb Gannon News Editor ....... Joe Wartts, Nina Suarez Feature Editor ..... Jackie DeNeef, Sue Holt Sports Editor . . . ............ Cathy Sago Copy Editor . . . .... Denise Baldwin Left to Right: G. Williams, P. Steingruby, D. Baldwin, C. Long, T. Gilbert, C. Sago, V. Gooch, N. Suarez, J. DeNeef, P. Zwie fel. B. Bitter, B. Gannon. s .'- 5 m Yearbook Staff I umm .4 K Row I: J. Brewer, R. Coggin, J. Smith. Row 2: B. Hegwood, J. Doyle, T. Krieger, M. Kelley, K. Lankford. The heart hath its own memory like the mind, And in it are enshrined the precious keepsakes . . J' The most precious memo- ries cannot be recorded in a book. The yearbook is only a record of the year. It cannot record the special moments that occur in every person's life in a year. The yearbook uses pictures to illustrate the events of the year. The heart must retain the Hprecious keepsakes, a yearbook can only call the memories back to mind. we 'f '1 Csn ,META -Htl 5 fe. -uni vf Stage Crew One of the most important service groups at M-RH is the stage crew. This group prepares the auditorium for assemblies, concerts, programs, and community activities. The flunkies Knew membersj spent several weeks learning the mechanics of putting up risers, set- ting up microphones, and working the light panel from Mr. Cochran, Sandy Jaeger, the president of the stage crew, and other experienced members. Their efforts are appreciated by everyone that attends the assem- blies, concerts and other programs held in the audito- num. 9. Stage Crew: Left-Right: C. Patty, L. Hudson, J. Doyle, T. Hickey D Hendel S Burton S Finley M Jones L Gregory 'Yi B. Weidner D. Hall P. Hely B. Friedman M. Botto L. Russo S. Lewis C. Weatherford A. Johnson A. White R. Watson A. Langston Y. Walker P. Tilford D. Boulton R. Alexander t A Row I: M. Notter. M. Coleman. Row 2: T. Nelson, D. Ermold, S. Peck. K. Miller, S. Borgmann, P. Gaynor. J. Jordan, E. Hand, C. Brown. S. Jaeger. Row 3: E. Phiro- pulos. C. Long. L. Phiropulos, L. Long. K. Fiddmont. P. Lore, C. Preston, K. Hitchens. N. Suarez. Row 4: K. Lankford, C. Long. R. Hunt. L. Russo, M. Zeller, G. Gas- kin. D. Smith, E. Thomas, T. Long, N. Nguyen, V. Pierce. sponsor. At right: French Club performs at annual foreign language day held at University of Missouri at Rolla. r' H Spanish Club C7 li W' 'Fi Row One: J. Veigel, C. Woods, J. Frazier. Seated. L. to R.: A. Ril1le, L. Williams, C. Fran- cis, D. Decker. Row 2: J. Swallow, J. Smith, G. Gashin, M. Emory, Mrs. Spicuzza, sponsor. Back Row: B. O'Brian, D. Guckes, A. Taylor, P. Tillford, M. Anderson, J. Lucas. Officers: Pictured at left: James Smith, Pres., Grace Gaskin, Sec.: Merlene Emory, V. Pres. gi.-. , -A , , as l i. .,, Row German Club aznuu' im..-. x . T LEW! I ', J, f,f yr,- I' P Swierk K Mosier K Bauer C Sa 0 K Bauer P Stein rub K Ro er J Brewer Row2 R Stem rub D Poole J . . , . , . , . g , . , . g y, . p , . g y E. Woodley, S. Francis, A. Shuster, A. Trautmann, S. D'Souza, K. Elrod, B. Stanford B Hedgewood K Kramer D Smith G mann. 92 in Q .. , The MRH German Club The German Club at MRH is one of the largest and most active clubs, having an annual membership of 60- 70 students. The club holds bi-weekly meetings to plan its monthly activities which include such favorites as the initiation party, German style dinners, Christmas caroling in German and a Christmas party, the Febru- ary Fashingsball, dances, hikes, and picnics. x I ssnuu Kneeling: P. Kelly. Row 1: R. Siminson, B. Reich, S. McCartney, F. Ellermann, C. Zook, M. Murphy, C. Thom, L. Stud. Row 2: R. Stein- gruby, D. DeClue, K. Baer, R. Lowrey, B. Stinger, S. Finley, B. Stanford, T. Brown, L. Craft, B. O'Laughlin. Row 3: D. Garside, M. Kelly, J. Groswitz, D. Bruder, L. Storks, R. Van Guilder. tl m e fl .. 'L iii The German-American Partnership Program Since 1974 MRH students of German have enjoyed participat- ing in an exchange program with the Erich-Hoepner Oberschule in West-Berlin, Germany. The purpose of GAPP is to give German and American teenagers an opportunity for an in-depth experience of a foreign culture by living with a foreign family, attending school in the foreign country, and joining with their partners in cultural and social activities. For the MRH participants, the four-week stay in Berlin is pre- ceded by a ten-day bus tour through historic, picturesque Southern Germany. A train then takes the group from West-Germany through communist East-Germany to West-Berlin. In Berlin, stu- dents follow a strenuous schedule of school attendance, cultural and political tours, and social activities with their families and partners. The MRH students return to the States in early Septem- ber, starting their long wait for their German partners, who come to MRH in the spring during their Easter break. The GAPP stu- dents. parents, and teacher work hard throughout the year to make the exchange program a success for both groups, the MRH stu- dents going abroad, and the German partner students and teachers visiting our school and our communities. ,....-'-f-' ' , - If -ii' -' . r ' . - N - 5 5 . 'L 1 SJ I I . ' ' . '.t,?11'?V'SQ'U --- ' Y 1' , ' 1','f 1y',Mf, .',. ' J- -:f?T' ' 1 V 8 at N xx 3 UIIIIIIIUUQUB I . I X -4 ll T W' , in G.A.A. Cabinet Row One: D. McCann, P. Dreher. T. Gilbert, C. Long, R. Browning. Row Two: T. Lore, B. Gannon, K. Belobrajdic. G. Gaskin L. Rapp. Row Three: L. Huighe. T. Pace, P. Zweifcl. G.A.A. Officers: Top: Tammy Pace Middle: Gayle Gaskin Bottom: Donna McCann ,:',. 111 Lxiiqtfxitl. l ,YI 1 - .Q ,. :,l-AIAA NJN' S51-LE gig., Ma.,--V.: , ' ' 4, Girlis Athletic Association 1 Freshmen: Row I C. Brown, B. Hos- ick, D. Garside, C Alexander, S Courisky, T. Cot- ner, M. Moore Row 2: S. Romeo, S. Catlett, B Kopp, D. Whalen, S. Lucy, C. Cough- lin, L. Craft, R Nunley. Row 3: F. Ellerman, A. Bur- ton, K. Pace, B Raish, K. Hickey K. Kemper, C Jenkins, L. Hig- gins. 1 . -SIM X wan, Juniors: Row I: T. Parson, K. Hitchens, B. Cotner, S. Eck, T. Nelson, P. Dreher. Row 2: J. Hand, L. Rapp, K. Bauer, B. wood, J. Jones, D. Emiold. Row 3: M. Zeller, T. Werner. R. Dodson, P. Kelly, T. Krieger, R. Browning, S. Peck. Row 4 Fuller, L. Johnson, B. Jackson, T. Lore, D. Cameron, K. Elrod, L. Condit. Seniors: Row 1: C. Miller, D McCann, T. Pace, P. Zwieful L. Russo. Row 2: J. Drapp, B Gannon, K. Hopson, L. White Row 3: T. Gilbert, C. Long, A Langston, G. Gaskin. W l si. l ,x fi ' I, , lu. M5 ru., I-if I l Sophomoresz Row I: C. Norful, A. Riddle, B. Bean, T. Bolden, D. Bolten, P. Bakai, L. Rafferty. Row 2: T. Abuzeide, C. Wil- liams, S. Kelly, C. Doyle, C. Schorr, T. Stokes, K. Bilbrey. Row 3: R. Hunt, L. Hitchens, G. Fuller, K. Trostle, D. Smith, L. Huighe, R. Hernandez. Row 4: G. Gaskin, K. Baer, R. Peterson, L. Long, R. Simonson, J. Doyle, C. Williams. 9 I -er' -fy ,4 fy MQ 1 l. S. Peck: 2. D. Camerong 3. T. Browng 4. R. Nunlyg 5. K. Paceg 6. C. Coughling 7. B. Sparksg 8. K. Hickeyg 9. T. Hanleyg 10. J. Borgmang ll. K, Woodyg 12, M. Mooreg 13. D. Ermoldg 14. R. Steingmbyg 15. M. Danielg 16. J. Swallowg 17. L. Hitchensg 18. R. Petersong 19. B. Hegwoodg 20. K. Baerg 21. M. Murphyg 22, C. Ballakg 23. T. Edmondg 24. T. Abuzeideg 25. L. Raffertyg 26. B. Beang 27. S. Catlettg 28. N. Jenkinsg 29. G. Gasking 30. S. Eckg 31. T. Nelson: 32. L. Lon 3 33. Y. 1ll-ll......-x4 D rf - 1 was X 4 - - If . ' 40.0 ,, . P sw' 'z ,, 5 --'x 'X,fI5fl ,f'f t ' -,xxx S3 ,arg -.,- ,' .-v ffv,a-Qt?-J. .1' 4' -'. ..Y- 1 , ' A , . Lf 3 -'.f-: 1?,w. 1. -12,911 v- -'AM '. x fi-d'3.,1 , -.-L..,- ,1 1.f- I- J., L..Y.., YS? -f' 'JL . . .'.r..- -, 1'4f,-L--'ri 4. . ,jeg-, an ..'4.f'gg'?-C, , ., W.. ti, .,'.l ,,, A-. G 14.1 ..,...., Q., .Nh 5, '-- - ,-s-...Q 'QM' 9 - Q: I ' u Vi 1.14 jf- '. -.,'Ev' I 'W Y 5:5 5.3 M rf' ff Q Xxx g I .L 8 s l'l+.'gf EQ -4 ?f'7 Pom Pon Officers: Kneeling Front: Kim Nappler, co-captain. A Standing: Debbie 'f Vent, co-captain. Kneeling: Carla Mil- burn, secretary. qs N -. L KHP ll ,ii ali l -f i Z-- IVHQ 7 A , z ,A 1. lv. V- Y Ig 1, ni ' - 1 5, Kneeling: Bonnie 1 Bruder, treasurer. The M-RH Pom Pon girls were a smaller group this year that became even smaller when some of the senior members graduated. This did not hurt their performances at football and basketball halftimes with their last performance at M-RH February 20 at the Jennings Maplewood Varsity Basketball game. Sponsors were Mrs. Bernadine Jackson and Mr. Al Borchardt. lOl J Varsity Standing, L.-R.: L. Fiddmont, J. Swallow, P. Griebel, L. Hurd, K. Baer, C. Williams. Kneeling, L.-R.: C. Miller, T. Abuzeide, C. Nor- ful, B. Cotner, P. Zwieful, B. Cotner. Not Pictured: L. Johnson. This year two varsity cheerleading squads replaced the single varsity and junior varsity squads of the past. Both squads work hard to promote school spirit and enthusiasm for all sports. One of the highlights of the year was the trip to Columbia to cheer at the state wrestling meet. The fine performance of both squads reflects the many hours of prac- tice. 102 Cheerleaders x'W'4'P' UN h v'e'a'e'm'f. 75 76'H' Mum 3 .9 S I 311321329 -1 ffrr' Hun-ah! Hmm Hays, lAcn'ma Iwo way: in ng fun wsu hm at vu 4p'rn1ilin'! Hurrah! . . ,Jr-.'. -.573--2 TU: . . Q: ww ' tif The . , ,: .. ,232 - -:.E'r '-1 -, ,. 1 ':L,: -I- '1 .-HE-. -.:1-'I : Eg-fps 1 ' 112- -13:7-'15 .- -2- Q ' vs :feng-: -, sais: - '11'3f. :Q-E ' ' V f'n'Anp' 1:3:,A-315,-Y 'Z ' LE! 0 4 an is as - .- 'r ' .- .Q i:.Q.12-5-', '-'-Q 2' fi ,Y-V -.- . Tyr V .f E100 QEQIBQEN SGWG BDOK ax, yn val: N W -7-up-s1',g5,,-Lip N. Ce-.,.,- V ,rfjv f 1 1' W X 'M x , 1' .K I f 1 , x , f I V 7- Q , . F' , 1 s Q Q 6 f 9 5 n H 1, ' fi ? , h, ' LX X Lf 4x X . M .i 1 -. QA' nj -- , W- S11 I. -I .5 J-1 ff: 11 ' li' gi 1? 5.2 I 1 in L 4. ., 1 ,C . . 1 lwlu L., . ' If 1. r Q U 1 ,X ' x j :I 5. xp, . A f pl ' . 4 N , 'J' J 53 K 2 1 . 1 f K' 1: n xl'x 5' Vuullllfu 'Iv 1 Be 5 I: N. McVey, B. Kopp, S. Taratsus, M. Baker, K. Pace. Row 2: L. Phiropoulos, A. Mattox, J. Gaskin, P. Hoddap, R. Hams, ck. Row 3: J. Beach, C. Jefferson, M. Aitch, D. F eilner, T. Hickey, D. Sparks, T. McVey, C. Evans, K. Patty, L. Daniels. J. Director. Row 4: C. Wilson, M. Henderson. M-RH Band The band, under the direction of Mr. Jean Chard, is one of the most active performing groups in the school. They perform at the Christmas and Spring Concerts and at all of the ele- mentary schools in the district. Individ- ual instruction has helped the band to improve over the years, and Mr. Chard sees a marked improve- ment in the future, t00. f .. E .. , .-E ., Q-'L .r g-1'Ejf,Qff,q.-- fi f ,H : 1 iv' .2 - ' ' 'AH A. , '41 . -l 'mfg l.: ,-. 'A 7719?- . , ,,,-4 riff. .. r 50,7 l nt 'IY JJ N .91 V 4 H bfi A J, .V A 'gf' A 1 a ' ' 5 '- Q ' i le WZ ' ul as 1 'r A ' lf: Ftf . .y ing ,. xii l U ' it 4 3, ' M 'ff 'sf' L' ' 1 -5 -6 V - 1 ' 1 H , 5,533 53' if L ' -L-. . .1 ' ' 'Yi 'l Mlm -' 1 ' J' VL.. 23, vjliljl . w r ww .1 . ll 1' . 1 ' lffwl-1 flak: 1 ' '31 Qffigii ffl I I , :Hifi 55 F 7 f 'I r 'w 2 ilffleeu, 1 . S H'l'. - 5 XQ5735 1 ' if f A f 32'llfi'tQ,. ,I L, v ' 'S 1 7' ' -gat? I J sl I ff gg 1 . 1 - ,Z f 'Z A YI ' l I , 4. A Q-,Ll ' 51?-Lili A Cappella Choir: Row I: T. Varney, M. Jones, B. Rouse, R. Hernandez, P. Watkins, J. Storz. S. Rouse, B. Gannon, E. Phiropoulos, L, Gregory. Row 2: K. Koss- man, E. Karlson, R. Reichwein, M. Buckner, J. Hall, B. Smelser, L. Hall, T. Pore, N. Walker, L. Hunter, C. Townsend. Row 3: A. Smith, K. Hopson, A. Minor, P. Tilford, S. Burton, B. Basta, E. Norful, L. Kincade, G. Williams, D. Smith, J. Doyle, F. Wright, L. Fiddmont. D1 U :Pb my Singers LTD. Singers Limited and Tre- bleaires are the two special vocal ensembles at the high school. All members must audition and are chosen by Miss Boren. They perform at concerts and various other functions. They perform pop music. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir, pictured on page 108, has been kept busy by its new director, Miss Vicki Boren. Its many activities this year have included performances at the Christmas and spring concerts, a spring assembly for the Junior High School, and a performance at the music festival at UMSL. Other activities being planned include a trip to Six Flags. Row I: J. Storz, M. Kopp, B. Smel- ser. Miss Boren. Row 2: B. Hegwood, R. Hernandez, C. Townsend. Row 3: R. Rei- chwein. Af.. E . f -. z A . ' x y 1 1' ' 4 w,g 4 .' el. . ' Q-. .I 7-A ' H: -A 5- Af tl , r f , ...mf , . N A . N z. lm Ex! I! A il-4 l f' 15.1 if A . -1- ,rg V! . 'fy --If is 'Ei . gms w tf .SS Wi W gg, .L .3 0, , if 'V 1 q'Q 'A 4 I 'X 1.55, Q k,. Q - ...f 1 l ' .l !Hv-.,, 5 . Q Q, ' ,J 1 N w ,, S316-'nl ' ii-9-'Q E-X- X 5 - X 'X l Trebleaires: Row 1: A. Schuster, N. Walker, C. Ballack, R. Reichwein, A. Smith, M. Jones, L. Gregory. Row 2: M. Emory, Hernandez, F. Ellermann, B. Rouse, C. Townsend, T. Pace. I Ez: V ' ,N 1 .a- Q 'Fl l ful L Q: 5 4' 5. Nm ' . r 1' . K l X li I b . A F? u y l t I vs' JA: . A R N lg Z - -' ,' Girls' Glee: Row 1: A. Schuster, N. McVey, J. White, C. Emory, C. Ballack, C. Zook. Row 2: F. Ellermann, R. Reichwein, S Hughes, P. Pearson, T. Edmond, P. Devine, M. Emory. Row 3: K. Lankford, K. Elrod, L. Phiropoulos, P. Zweifel, B. Bitter, .1 1 lo Hemphill, S. Couch, L. Hunter, A. White. 'wg' -jT - ft' , -' cj x, COE QE Q ,, i lam ,1 Xf - Exploring Careers The exploring careers program is an opportunity for the student learner to leave the school campus and to emerge into the surrounding community to explore job opportunities, requirements, obligations, demands and how required educational courses may help a student meet these requirements and demands. The program combines education and work into a total career explo- ration package. The program is open to Junior and Senior students whom the school, the student, and parents have determined can profit best educationally. lVIaplewood-Richmond Heights Senior High School is an accredited member of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, which assures that its credits will be accepted in any high school or college. Specific approval has been given by the Missouri State Department of Education for the Exploring careers program as meeting the requirements of high school credit. Michael Jolmson is the coordinator for the program who has placed students at KTVI's television newsroom, St. Mary's Hospital, special school district, the humane society, police and fire department, just to name a few. gil- , - g 1 -fo off' 1 my mg... tl,- 8. f F i 4 I lll' li' vw ' x I fp 1. - 1' X lu - I If VR A 1 , -QF4.-:. 5:-.- ,U Wg xv -, A Ll J Y, H Q JN, , Teachc-:r's Aide Program Some of the students involved in the teacher's aide program are Mary Rapp pic- tmed at right, Cathy Sago bottom left, Joan Drapp middle, and Rita Lederle lower right. I r ATHLETICS M-RH Vars1ty Football .-4,g,,. .. th j .-3-,ug f .. Q., N. -s,f,Q7'q ,. ,L '- N Y .T W .axsdm YN LV A - - -A ' 'sh '.a ,Q-A Row 1: G. Williams, M. Ahem, C. Barton K Coughlm G McClure L Kmcade E Burroughs G Romeo J Hall D Brewer, S. Schultz. Row 2: D. Huff, D. Willis J Housewrlght E Thomas R Cannon E Norful A Hayles S Luhm S rence, P. Springer, V. Coleman. Row3: J. Alton P Bosley D Welch L Cannon B Stonekmg B King B Black T Rlv Basta, J. Bolds, P. Burton. Row 4: M. Baldwin Coach J Ross D Goggms D Hedrick L Crenshaw A Williams M mert, D. McClure, C. Aldag, G. Link, P. Moran Row5 P Norwood Coach B Hayashi L Jackson R Ostrander T A. Brown, R. Adams, G. Allen, M. Modglin J Taylor Coach The football team this year had a very respectable season after getting off to a slow stal't at the beginning of the year. The team ended the season with a 5-4 won-loss record. Guy McClure came away with All- Conference, All-Metro, All-State, and All-American honors this year. Lewis Kincade was picked as an All- Conference, All-Metro, and All-Sta- ter this year, too. Pictured at right are tri-captains Lewis Kin- cade, Earl Burroughs, and Guy McClure. -.i .. 's I -. ,r Y W xl. X p.. vw nd' .,g.,.. f, . hx H l..:- na ' I -l 1 r Eli W - V . ,-A - -,r, -fl, 1' - . -,, ,.,, ...- PJLLZ H, H-53, i -.,,,.. . 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Wk.-f T1 .,..-' - . . 1..- .M . F '15,,:5,,aQ:.a.im.'5 lffpgg, -, -, f 1-'w,,Q-feb . . 4-j .', bmi '- LL. u . 'f ' '-1- 2 'f bifrffa-?fiX.v.3-'fiigwfil ui... ,--2 , nur- . . , X ,152 '- 5 .111 3:'fL25'PE.:fn.: a. -LL. -Q.: - -5 .-1-X -5N..,, .15 . A3 ,..f.Li2.E :.,-f2.:-.m:'-, '1.7?e'kv:.1- ILC: ' 13322 '.-:Lv rpg! 'J , Ewa- . u.. ' M-RH 38 I3 6 35 6 I4 0 0 6 Junior Varsity Parkway West Eureka Clayton Berkeley Jennings Brentwood Freshmen Jennings Clayton Eureka Fairview Riverview East Opponent Forfeit 20 7 Forfeit 6 0 14 8 0 6 Z8 Frosh Football Row 1: J. Gaskin, J. Gaynor, I. Thames, R. Smith. B. Bolds. Row 2: J. Matchett, C. Reece. M. Moran. D. Bruder, B. Abernathy, M. Henderson. Row 3: D. Wanna, B. Shelton, D. Williams., G. Thompson, T. Workman, S. Smith. Row 4: D. Hughes, D. Goodlow, J. Jones. D. Varney. J. Basta, J. Rask, R. Simmons. Coach. Not Pic- tured: A. Borchardt. Coach. 19 Q X .S . 'ii' , Y- TFC , v A a X I: X X X' Q V ' 45 , a X af .L Y .tb ' 12 as ' -6 . ' ark ,f ' in ,N A ,4 2 V 'Q ,mvifiix 'dry' Q I N tg f , . -5 it ' ,, V ' ' .,' 'V' ,f L '- '!:iFS 'x':Lb5 J L.-N -' ' 'T 'H-19 .1 - 4. 221. , gfr,- ,1 ,5, . it ' .',.' if JH: VV 'A , ,V ,rn . A., -I V- F fllfykfuifj QU:-HQ .1 AA in - V V 17- f'f1i1?Aif fe-Hiif' ' ' H557 N. A ' ,Q-1 jijjewn-JM: ':','n,,,:.Q,BY:i:L,ff' 3 ,'?Q2h,..,f.. ' ,ig I: V- ,J ,,,,,,,. .5 ' 'X V -V rift if -1 ' 1 ' 'F--11 G1 i3'i3',3-'E:bue':ig.'f3'55-i,5.,:lr.15-iLl7? . ' - .':2Snf-!'1'1i Varsity M-RH Opponent 0 Parkway North 26 14 Lutheran South 28 55 Priory 0 10 Eureka I3 16 Clayton I4 22 Berkeley 21 9 Brentwood 17 23 Fox 21 35 Jennings 20 O M-RH Soccer J....AAm.,. Row I: J. Meyers, P. Belobrajdic, J. Romeo, P. D'S0uza. Row 2: J. McCann, M. Wigginton, M. Wilson, T. Bakai, P. Stein gruby. Row3: B. Berry, S. Campbell, R. Harper, D. Hall, K. Norman. L-. .4 .- : E .dsl 1- . .t via. 1-'xv' i x X? a 4K V g Y' i'9'.ffw!F ' . , .1 l.L ' sl' 9 X , . .f . ,,- ad 5 . 1X . - -- ,, W .7 ,. ,QQ w W F- J -'EL' ' f l ' if ' 'A 1 wx r 1 I . ' 3 uk I. ff.. I xi, f 'J 'Wk V f ffwzwfgf , f i' ' alllii ,A - nnunnl 1 ., ,H . ..... .--ui E ,F A - - --:..,.. --H, ,f - . ' 'Q . .21 .. V, 'H:..g'+Q1 -2 1,-,g,.a,,1: A -'2Ed mfm4-RA5g2p4,g I , -T71-1-,Sf'Z'g12 3, 723 ,ff 1 ,:'-fi' 5.nT'Q 'ec' ff gi-'X ZW 5 f,-...myg1.: i-1-,-:.:-. Ax K ,' Qff. w,, wfGeJ: , u,v. , -.1 , '--i. ,T f4,L' ' ,L V ' . SA' ,gg-V V1 , 1 Q. 1 I eg Q,42Eff1mv+ ,J4 :Y 'nfl' -, -c, V -' A Sfgj-.k1f.l,Qg!w'1,-J '5+'f, T 'f .'i1W 1 - 'wf r . . . A ' 3 1 v- mi, 'wifi-'.5f!i 'r'.... an Soccer Schedule M RH OPP Affton Normandy Lindbergh Ritenour Webster Groves Parkway Central Parkway West Parkway North Kirkwood University City Hazelwood East Ladue Oakville Mehville Bayless De Smet 'r -fi 2 'LP fm.,-, ,. 5 0 'qi Cross Countr M. Stokes, J. Sorbello, J. Wllhams, S. Plrtle, R. Lee. R. Sorbello. Coach Al Rohlfmg not pictured. 1.7-5, ,-1 my-ffl ,- is 'f-LZ. '. .-1, X . X allva-..-A ' 4-., . fx. QQ 2'-wvi.-3 of - 'iwe ' ' .-vv'2'.- -T 5 -.,. A ax., w, ,- - k ,. 1 . .A-.sms f-. ..,- up .1 ' n , ,wir sn-.L 1.-X, 1 41 2' .Q 'gn +L,-+-'-Ff-'?,,:,q l1k'J.xE.' f -.--.. 'Wx' 3. Record arsity B-Ball X'Ri1.,,..,, 78 Kinloch 83 Hancock 61 Prep South 65 Mercy 44 Southwest 56 Hazelwood 60 Aquinas 83 Hancock 85 Wellston 69 Berkeley 78 Winfield 72 Eureka 72 Berkeley 73 Eureka 7l Clayton 70 South Tech. 75 Bayless 66 Kinloch 69 Clayton 80 Brentwood 74 Jennings 66 CBC 74 Clayton Kneeling: R. Nails, M. Buckner, P. Bosley, D. Smith. Standing: J. Gamlin, Coachg R. 71 DeAnd,-eis Cannon, C. Langston, D. Huff, J. Housewright, Managers S. Lewis and T. McVey. 59 1-my - ,X- Joe Gamlin, Varsity Coach Greg Fingerhut, Junior Varsity Coach Bob Simmons, Freshman Coach 4 .J Record RH Winsor South Tech. Kirkwood Oakville Prep South Mercy Southwest Aquinas Hancock Wellston Berkeley Winfield Eureka Bayless South Tech. Bayless Kinloch Clayton Brentwood Jennings Opp. 37 28 46 44 16 23 47 30 53 30 Junior Varsity -..L .Li ri.--M N ' Q 7 l 1 ' ' --N- lm, 52- r 59 V 44 53 58 36 36 47 31 53 Kneeling: J. McCann, D. White, A. Williams, J. Smith. L. Crenshaw. Standing: Coach G Fingerhut, G. Horneker, S. Ragland, C. Frick, B. Morris. is qi! 'e f fi - 3 it Q 'X r Ng? UN' ,Q 4':. A ii V x B39 sz' C KK lk 1 -- AJ- . if , 4 MW .lt 5' ...A S -.M 53 if A 1 is M ' '- I EH lL S31 J Top left: Carlson Langston. Top right: Joel Housewright. Above: David Smith. 0 ,, , C , C . fl I '-E Nd: 1255: The varsity basketball team this year outscored their opponents by posting a 20-6 record and the best season in twelve years. Maplewood placed first in the Priory Tournament, Suburban Con- ference Tournament, and the Regional Tournament. The Blue Devils reached the quarterfinals of the state tournament with an all junior starting lineup. All conference indivdual honors went to David Smith honorable mentiong Dale Huff third teamg Joel House- wright, Robbie Nalls, and Ron Cannon second teamg Carlson Langston first team all conference and honorable men- tion all-district. Coach Joe Gamlin was voted Coach of the year in the Suburban Conference. 127 M-RH Wresthng Team 1 'Q 4, Wrestling Team: Row 1: R. Lowry, P. Belobrajdic, J. Romeo G 0 Connor, E Thames B Berry K Bauer J Stemgr 2: J. Lewis, Manager, J. Rapp, P. Abuzeide, A. Johnson, T Woody L Hanson R Hall E Burroughs D King G Row 3: S. Watkins, Coachg M. Anderson, R. Ostrander, T Rives M Hummert G Sena S Luhm E Thomas G Romeo Steingruby, D. McClure, G. Allen, D. Goodlow, B. Black, B King R Landman J Treat J Woody J Taylor Coach The varsity wrestlers highlighted their year by placing 2nd in state competition in Columbia, Mo. This year, M-RH was undefeated in dual meets and took first place in the Suburban Conference Tour- nament. They were ranked dil by the Post-Dis- patch poll of coaches in the greater St. Louis area. The Junior Varsity team was also undefeated in dual meets and took 2nd in the Surburban League Conference. Paul Steingruby pictured at right was the Missouri State champion in the 155 lb. weight division. His four year high school record was 96-I0-l. Daryl Goodlow was undefeated this year at 167 lbs. The following J.V. wrestlers placed first in the Conference Tournament: Bob King Earl Thomas Craig O'Connor Irvin Thames Daryl Goodlow The wrestlers below took first place in their weight division in the Suburban Conference in which Maplewood placed first. Row 1: T. Woody, J. Steingruby. Row 2: K. Bauer, P. Steingruby. Junior Varsity Wrestlers: Row I: J . Romeo, B. Berry, C. O'Connor, E. Thames. Row 2: R. Lowrey, P. Belobrajdic, B. King, E. Thomas. Row 3: A. Watkins, Coachg B. Black, D. Goodlow, D. McClure. 0 Guy McClure 185 Phil Abuzeide - 112 Dave King Hvwt. Tim Woody 98 1Q Earl Burroughs 167 Kurt Bauer 126 John Steingruby Larry Hanson l for the state tournament Columbia, Mo. this year. In tion, Paul Steingruby pictured pages 128 and 129 was 155 ll state champion. The above wrestlers all 0 Wrestlers: Row 1: L. Hanson, P. Abuzeide, J. Steingruby, T. Woody. Row 2: K. R. Hall, A. Johnson, G. Romeo. Row 3: S. Watkins, Coachg P. Steingruby, E. Bur- G. McClure, D. King, J. Taylor, Coach. Individual Won-lost record Tim Woody 20-4-0 John Steingruby 21-5-0 Phil Abuzeide 20-5-0 Larry Hanson 18-9-0 Kurt Bauer 14-4-0 Robert Hall l-9-0 Andy Johnson 6-I l-0 Gary Romeo ll-5-0 Paul Steingruby 28-0-0 Earl Burroughs 15-9-0 Guy McClure I2-6-I Dave King 21-6-l -n L. 1976 AAA Track Champions Row 1: D. King, G. Williams, D. Willis, L. Kincade, M. Sanders. Row 2: M. Stokes, M. Allen, B. Stoneking, P. Bosley, V. Coleman 3: Coach AI Rohlfing, D. Goodlow, A. Williams, P. D'Souza, R. Weber, 0. Phillips, R. Hayashi, Coach A. Borchardt. 11.-4' 132 lf. ' IVY! fl ' - 1 i -N -w-ig---u. - W Maplewood finished 2nd in the Maplewood Relays, 3rd in the Clayton Invitational, lst in the Brentwood Invitational, and were once again AAA District Champions for the 3rd year in a row. I n L. 5- --wr I 1 V nf ET' 1 'Yi-:if A h 11555. ' ' ' 'V'--...lk,g Q, J.: x x xx x 3-155 X V M, xx xjxx K -' LQ '5 .11 Q:jE.:If5Q ',' :L , f ,wifi A J' fl'.'5kl'I fy' , L ,X s-.. V 4 1 i .A s :Siu -H L HM ffm., ag., Q' ,U 'u P -ffifljj 'E U rs U g,pq1:1g5gn If-i?'Q-hfgfy ' 4' A - H f - G-f 1 -- in Marr?-1:- f' ' T' - .- ' giglikr' P'-f zz.: q D A ' V,- fran 1 -, Q' ' ----- -A-J.- ' Y:-Q-wi-.-V--1.'...zwr-s -- --7--Q. -.-1' 'fb 5'u: -:1'E,,g,,Yt,- ' 2-T' LT4 A T'-'i .iff1f1v ?3ff7':4 fjfx+! 5-P -Lf -'A f' t 'agiizifz'-1 L. A U' F V' , 5 3.-.T ff , 651- ighffg 'f42v 'Q ,, Qi? M 'f'7f'3 1- 1- zu - ,- . 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'T'1g 'll3!glE imgEsi1: MRH 8 2 12 7 3 20 4 5 7 4 4 2 6 7 l 8 10 2 2 1 - JIM- All, A, Y--5 -pm-nn. Varsity Eureka Bayless Wellston Clayton Hancock Wellston Cleveland Clayton Lutheran South Priory Jennings Brentwood Clayton Brentwood Jennings Hancock Bayless Brentwood Berkeley Berkeley Opp. 5 3 2 l 5 0 6 20 16 18 3 0 9 8 ll 6 l 12 3 12 . A 1-1 Y x X 7 , . ., f . it x.',- Q,--.,.r.,,. , , , v..t-my-T4 11 u'.n.,S ..., Vw- ' .-.J,,.,q!, F. 1 I J mx.,,5' Lum? 1-.9 ' C.. V 1 J, .-l- Gir1's Basketball Varsity M-RH 33 Brentwood 53 Webster 30 U. City 27 Ritenour 50 Webster 28 Ritenour 36 U. City 62 Normandy 45 Rosary 45 Brentwood Jennings . 50 12 Riverview B-Team: Row 1: K. Bauer, L. White, L. Hitchens, Center R Hunt. Row 2: P. Lore, M. Zel- ler, T. Bolden, K. Hickey, B. Raisch, A. Bmton, T. Parsons. D. McCann. Opp. 30 28 38 60 15 38 32 22 I3 46 Sl 33 Varsity Team: Row I: B. Jackson, T. Gilbert, L. Rapp, D. Taylor, C. Long, L. Huighe. Row 2: T. Lore, . Q91 i B Team League Champs Brultwood Webster U Cnty Webster Rltenour U Cnty Normandy Rosary Brcntwood J enmngs RIVCFVIQW M RH Opp Ritcnour -?' ' x M-f--f--1:'j Gir1's G mnastics L 1 Row I: R. Simonson, A. Riddle, L. Schultz, K. Belobrajdic, L. Russo, D. Garside. Row 2: B. Kopp, B. Bean. Row 3: M. man, Coach: S. Catlett, P. Hodapp, L. Long, D. Wahlen, P. Bakaio. I I . , Q If N 5 I 5 fl' - :, : - - if-ar T. tx Q, K-11 ' I B L 'l1Y 'f If B ' . 2' --.. ,gd 7' A Q . f L' ' I .,l 40 Gir1's Soccer Row I: P. Dreher. B. Cotner, L. Hanson. Row 2: C Doyle, D. Smith, T. Parsons, L. Hitchens. Row 3: P Lore, L. Rapp, A. Renna, L. Huighe. R. Hunt. Gir1's Track Varsity Team: Pictured at right: V. Gooch, T. Gilbert, P. Zweifel, M. Finley, D. Baldwin, L. Huighe, M. Zeller, T. Par- sons, D. Quesenberry. The girl's varsity A team compiled a record of 8-l. They placed first in the North Central Suburban league in their division. 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QSC In .1 X -x tk 'ii' 145 Backwards Dance sl, Ola Row I, Left to Right: B. Gannon. R. Browning, L. Huighe, C. Long, T. Gilbert, L. Rapp, T. Lore, P. Dreher. Row 2, L.-R.: Hughes, P. Zweifel, D. Goggins, D. McCann. M. Ahern, T. Pace, K. Bauer, J. May. J. Housewright, G. Gaskin. I On February 28 The Backwards Dance brought the sounds of Jay Barry to Maplewood. The theme this year was Underwater Fantasy. The p ' Girlis Athletic Association did a fantastic job of decorating and came up ' with another original skit. Mike Ahern was crowned king of the court for 1976. . 46 X., 1 1976 J r.-Sr. Prom . 'r -1 ,f X!i-. Y 1 1976 prom queen Denise Baldwin surrounded hy maids and ribbon bearers in the Mayan Room of thc Bel Air East Hilton The twelve ribbon bearers that participated in the coro- nation included Sharon Eck, Debbie Ermold, Peggy Grie- bel, Cathy Hanson, Darla Harper, Theresa Lore, JoAnn McKean, Pat Pear- son. Stephanie Peck, Karen Sorbello, Nancy Walker, and Celestine Weatherford. The musical entertainment was provided by Friends. The 1976-77 Prom Queen Denise Baldwin pictured at right was escorted by David Smith. Senior Maid Kim Lankford escorted Senior Maid Laura Russo escorted by Junior Maid Bonnie Comer escorted by Bob Wiggintou. Mark Ahern. by Guy McClure. Junior Maid Belinda Jackson escorted by James Hall. - r 1 i XY - 14 Graduation 19 6 The Honorable James W. Symington addresses graduates . . . Dr. Hixson announces class honors . . . Ken Gan- non and Charles Seng award diplomas . . . Garland Williams gives Bene- diction . . . M-RH Band plays Pomp and Circumstance . . . Gayle Gaskin class president . . . Kurt Bauer Valedic- torian . . . Kathy Hopson sings . . . Do You Know Where Youire Going To? ul' :lk w 'I fm if f 'akmilijzfjhivl - Z - - ixgzi ,v,,.u1l.' . I - ' -1gf:-,f,jfQEq.wa!ih3glacag,, ' 1 Lf. Q-. 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J ,1 ,g M X, 18, 97. 138 Widener, Rosemary -48, 101 108, Thomas Dino - 49, 56, 116, 132 Kathy - 49, 56, 85 J IORS 89, 128, Ernest Shawn 65 fBeye, Gregory Bitter, Tom -- 65 James 116. 132 if Tim - 49, IZBQEQ Teresa - 49 ' Pam -49, 86, 97,110,I . 146, 95 UN 130. 7- .fs I Xrlz, Qgnnon, Ronald - Carm. Valeria- 65 Casey. Rouen - 65 , Chang, Peter - 65 . Cochran, Phyllis - 65 Cochren, Ramona 192' 1 ' '.. 'K-I 'g 4 ,Coleinanffliariegf 'ff -- Q r Coleman, Vietor- 65.-106.116 . 'F E r....61..iF4, F KUPPQ rvrigiih -167. 106 Kossman, Cathy - 67. 108 Stokes. Moses - 69, 123. 132 Q Sllirieliing. William - 69, 106. 116. 132 Storz. Jerry - 69. 108 . Krieger. Tina - 68. 96. 84 Langston, Carlson - 67. 124. 127 Lawrence., Steve - 67. 116 Storz. 'Michael - 99 Summers. Kim Swierk, Ronald - 69, 92' - - 1fCondit, Lynn - 65, 96 ' ,L Cooki Jerry- 65, 135 A Coolgymlghonda 1- 65 Q Corpuz, Kathy, - 65 I Comer. Bonnie-65.1 960102. 149 ' ' Cutleli Kim ' Daniels. Larry Jo - 65, 107 Davis. Leo Degonla. Karen - 65 , -1 , Devine, lighyj--65, 1,10 Diesel. Dixbh. Diane -65 - ' Dodson, Renee-65. . j 1 Dorsey. Jeanette - GSSEIF- Doyle. Michele- 65 A - 5, . Drehr, Pat- 65, 9651141 146.2 ' V Dunn. Daniel --65. 64,8 ' I if ECKEBIIII1 - 65, ' jf Eld 65 if 'sirbdl 3 I 65.96. 110,92 U gg.. ibn' eve-6, 145,106 in -1 1 - Dry Merle 10:91 1' 111516. Debbi 65, 96. Feigli. Mervin 'v F rbe aut- 5, ' gddmont, Charles - 65 1 Finley. Michell - 65 Flaherty. Francis. Susan F razier. Joyce - 65. 91 Friedman. Bill- 65. 89 v 6 . sa-65 'lg -- Garrison. im in Gilpatrick. Terri Goedde. Ellen - 66 1 ii-c66r1m1rrii11.b1m1'L 66-'i 4' Grant, Steve - 66,105 Greig. Darrin - 66 Griebel, Peggy - 66. 102. 85. 1461 I ..1rri6srh.,,.Nar1eyf,r166.-. . .ev I .,, , A , .1 Guthrie. Lisa --66 -6 ' . 4 1 cb1ierre1,Lisa-66 '59 9. 9 Hall, Loretta - 66. 108 ' Hall, Robert - izs. 131 t 1 '15 l','. Hand, Jeanette - 66, 96. 90 1 ' Hanley, Kim - 66. 85 ' -Ledrele. .miie - 67 ... Taylor. Deburgh: 69. 138 . A 1,51 1 0. -, Leporin. Dennis --167 V Tl1omas.,E21rlffQ 'V 32116. 1 ' 129. 13563 Leporin. Steve - 67 Q W, Thom 1 V. Sfev +69 ' ii' -. ' N Lewis. Bill- 67, 106 isius,' V -2-69 '11 1 ff. , A 1 Lewis, Jell - 128 V H P orre orothy - 69, .-1 ,3313 ' rfflilgjir 5 1mg.Arh1ey-67 'A .1 1 1 Tmni Q, Rick -69 ji 1,11 .vi 15.55.5155 Lore, Teresa - 67. 96. iss. 146. 148, 95. 1 Tu . er, mia - 69 9 ' 1 ri bong, L.-- 134. 98.90 ' 1' ' ' Q... . Dale 5 1- Q ' Nlartindell, Melanie - 67 ' 1. ' . Marietta - 69 , ' Martinez, Mike - 67 K ik 1.. . eigel, JoAnn - 69, 91 W Mattox. John - 67 : V V ' Walker. Mike - 69 k 1 5. McCollum. Bob - 67 Walker, Nancy - 69. 100. 108511, 7 V ' McDonougl1.,E1qe11 Watson. Voncile-69 if 1 1, ,.,. W ' an. Joign U b. . 148 Watts. David-69 My gn W A4 ' cVey, Nanciiv-., E. 07. 110 Weatherford, 5 Qlige-69, S5.z14a.,.,'f..,,..i 1 Meyer. Ben -67. H .1 ,.. .1 .,., ..,. 1 - fhoiahrr 69 A , ' Miller. Tom - 67 if , ' 132aiQi.z1.1fs355?1 ' W 1, A WMM Minor, Angela-67. , f5.5f1T12i1:i'1 .' 55' ' 1 if ' '- -5 Valerie - 6 ' i mer. ' iifa1f:1ifl.f.f1 7' wemer5:'1i5r...1?9:iQQ . -1 , I I 9 , 67 A ' ., ' Il' 1110 , 4.1 ifziki 120,'1B54- 1 . '11-'1 'iii 1.43: fi illia , Lg., W--.s.f.,,,.11 1 9' ' K Ervin 68 108 47513515,,,1kjQ:Q.ii,g'?1: ' 0 Brien. Kathy-63 1 I W ,ng 0 V I . Oswald, Kanie ,y . .- W , W J' iw ie, n1'.f1..g- 9 ,nl . 'Zig Owens, Derek ' i-'Inf jr 'V ' grk ' 0 f i -.691 ' ' ' ' 5 Parson. Tina- 68. 96, 142 381' '41 ,QQ-W' Vf' Wri t. F ,171 es - 108 1. Paveiha, Pat -68 I M9311 . ,, ef , vim . e i. '-69 W1 v Parsons. Dalene - 1 1 inf ...av Mary -69. 96. ,1: X 1 .Bcal'50n., Patricia - 68. 110. 148 A A SOPHOMORES ' 1 Stephanie - 68. 96198. 1 Ahuzeidc. Teresa - 71. 102. 97 ' ., . John-68. 92 .,, ' Adams, Ruben-71. 116 .1 1 1 0 gk fliips. Eugene - 68 5.1 Adreon, Renee 4 71 air..-rims... ' , a .lla. Geraldine - 68 1 Q31-File, Cheryl - 68 Diane -- 68. 92 iPoole, Dennis - 68 Publ, Sllelia - 68 Pore, Robin - 68 Hanson. Cathy-66, 148 4, 3P0'9-'T0 , 9 - '08 A Hanson. Linda - 141 V1 115911911 J R11 1 -1 l5lIl5lfii- 68 Harding, Bob -66 iqlhwell. C 1.11 'f .12 f 1- I Hardy. Tom - 66 Prestl. And, v i , Harman, Dan ,, 66 Proemsey. De F135 ' 68 Harper. Darla - 66. 106. 148 Qlleiellbe A fi 05 - 68 Hayes, Vemesia - 66 Heflin, Faith - 66 Hegwood, Bemice - 66. 96, 106, 84. 98, 92 Hely. Paul- 66. 89 Hendel, Debbie - 66, 88 Hill.Joe-66 1 f Q4 .V J Higchgawkimlgelgzgdg-mvimq' 1 K i. V V , flflollan , Karen, J ' '71 . 'z i r1gr5ri1vr1gbu,,,10gx5 1116 124, 127, 146. 1-11111. Dale -66, I16. 124. 126. 135 Hughes, Sharon - 66. 110 - Huntspon, Leslie Jackson, Belinda - 66. 100. 96, 89, 149, 138 J aeger, Sandy - 90 Jeck, Mickey - 66 Rapp. Li 96. 138. 141. 146. 95 Reed- D -L -. Reich ., .. . 108, 110 Renn fy, 1,.' , .rii fg' .Sanders -- .2 1,5 5.513 if .fi-11 4 -110592 :fini f 0151 Q '.4'.1'f 128 ' Shaw Roger i Slovensky' Donald --68 Smallwood. Gynnie - 68 Smelser Brian- 08 Smith David Edwin-69 108 84 124 127.148, Ahiag, Chris 4 71. 116 ri-1 -' Alexander. Zoleika is Allen. Greg - 71. 116, 128 Alien. Keith - I . Anderson, Julie 4 71 Anderson, Michael- 71. 91' Athanas. Ellis - 71, 6 , Baer, Kathy - 71. 93 Bailey. Carmen - 71. 89 ff. ami, Patti - 71. 134, W' - Baker. Bob - 71 I.-Ag. , 1 Ballak. Coral -71. 98, 110 - Ballance.TabnTi'ii1ra gl fri . Bay. Ronald L if gf-3' Bean. Barbara -11, 1351, 106. 97,98 ' Beck. Barbara- f 'f'f'1071 ' ' , M seiobrijuir .Paul 12 . 12s 129' 114 Berry Robert 4.11 28 29 Bilhrey Karla E Blau 11811 71 11 .128 129 Boi racy 71 97 138 ete 718997 ' tnda 71 - 71 1 1, 5 ar 71 Jehne. Harold - 66 Jenkins, Nancy - 66, 100. 98 Johnson. Lydia - 96 Jones, Janice - 67, 96 Karlson. Eileen - 67, 108 Kelly. Pat - 67. 96. 93 Kennedy. Eugene Killoren, Jennifer - 67 King. Pauline - 67 1' 92 90 Smith, David Eugen: Smith, Ed - 69 Sorbello, Karen - 69 Sorbello. Susan - 69 Stahl. Deliliie - 69 Stahl. Joe - 69 Stanford. William- 69. 92, 93 . ,,, Y 1 Steingruhy. Rosemarie -69. 98. 93 V 124,136 71 97 Grace-71 100' 84 71.90 .1 L Gleason,4Kilit-Q72 I 'ffff G0edde, fI'lmrna5V V 1 -1' g- Gqggm,vroaiiw-e72,ia6q r V ' 7 - Granger. Bruce Gray, Tracy 727108 88 no Donna 72,91 k 2 116.132 72 116 136 Hemphill Johnnie. Mae 72 . wy.:T:' Valene - 72 ?47 ,5g Aw., V' Ill V-,fq,,hSH . , oi, Metcalf Mever, John Patty, Curt Penny Karla Peterson, Robin Hendel Laura 72 Hemandez Rosa - 72 Hitchens, Lisa - 72 97 Holmes, Theresa Homeker. 72,116 Nj 7 Jett, Deborah-172 1 ' Kelley. Meegan --72, 93 Ke:1y,.1oAnn47z,.1oa. ,r , M teeny. Sherry -'72, 97N Kemper,Telca Kennedy, Alexander-'72 Kennedy, Thomas -'72 Kllhum, Sharonw- 72' King, Robert - 72. 1 16. 128. 136 Kizer. Victor - 72 Labelle, Linda - 72 Landmann, Richard - 73, 128 Lanklord, Kris - 73 LaTragna. Sherry - 73 Leporim, Denise - 73 Lewis. Steve - 73, 89, 124 Link. Greg -- 73, 116 Little. Glenda - 73 Little, Howard - 73 Phelps Mary Ann - 74 Phillips, Orlando - 74. 132 Phillips, Sandra--74 V I Phiropoulos, Linda-74,'l07.'E10, . , ' , ' Preston, Cathleen - 74. 90 74 '97,Qg- 1 iw schprr,,ciwl-yn+.97p r -Y g A secmostnyl-2141 on g selbyfoaniel ' Sidenstricker, Martin 74 1- V Sillman, Roy I f f - 'N Simonson, Rachel h-A 74, ,i34,9hi.192 Smith. Angela- 108, 110 7 Smith, Annette - 75: Smith, Darla - 75, 97. 141 Smith, James -175, 84, 124, 91 Smithhart. Daniel Sorbello. Joe f 75. 123' Stanford. Beverly 0 Weber, Woodg Woolly. Workes Worsham Bailey Baker, Barker Basta. Joe - Bates. Roben Beach. Jeff - 77. 107 Beck, Robert - 77 Susan 77, 1 18, 136 - 77, 98 jf Boulton Brown, Charles - 77 Brown, Cheryl - 77, 96, 90 Brown. Terry - 77. 98, 93 Bmder, David - 77, 1 18. 93 Bmder, Richard - 77 Bmyere. .lon - 77 I ll A-n., I- te, Bryan Aecman, Randolph 78. 96. 107, H8 Edwin - 78 ' - , Hugh - 78 ' ' rso Hickey, Kathy - 78. 96, 98 Higgins, Linda - 78, 96 l-lpdapp, Patricia - 78, I07. 134 Holmes, Bill - 78 7 psonfaverne - 78 ,renda - 78, 96 1 oger - 78 . w 'a.rgj,'lQvidf xr. , ',!'ll.lgilES, Davidm- 78,1188 P F Jeck, Tracy --79 ' lk, ,?lpffer5pn,,Gllflord ' TL yr- Q4 I , I 1, V -. A, Q , . V-, .r -. - 7 ' . . ., e - ,L tmgtglg M .. ' Y- .. ... ...L...m.L.. A , 137, ll8, I '2 '-152 n, Milton -78, 107, HB7 A , b 2 Redmondulames-81 ' ' . g Seven Smltll Smith, 28 White, Richard - 82 Wilfong, La.rry,-- 82 Williams, Arthur - 82 Williams. Gladys - 82 Williams, Darryl - 82, IIB, 105 Williams, Monique - 82 Wilson. George - 82 ,Six 'S 3 'uf-Ti rf' Re'?fQ-C! !!? 3'- 'ls A 1 Eight V. Carla Mubum ,Q ' 8 'W 75 'W Rei5 'z '? Y E, i ,ta Nine Dino winis '. x ,x ,R0bel'!ffAFleIQE'-tsl. , , I Y 1 .Ten Ava Lhngstont ' ' .- v '- - ' - :Y ' M, I+, , D ,. A., no - A , . L , ' . - ' ,. , YL.-, . -x.. ,..4 ,if 7 Q- A ,, X 3 5 I In 4 Over 200 years ago the people of our coun try clalmed their Independence On June 3 pendence when they graduated at 7 00 p m ln the high school stadium 1976 186 M-RH seniors claimed their inde- , ll , x 1