McCluer High School - Crest Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1976 volume:

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' One year, one 1976 year of adjustments celebrations and routines. I R -2, Kinloch, and Berkley forming into one district , ' after years of debate. A Thanksgiving of- snow followed by 700 weather in December. Realizing that stupid people do burn trees and flood hallways. Having the day off on Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday . A - , for the first time. I ' I Giving time and talents for the senior gift. No more signing up for quarter courses - K V . or gettingquarter credits. I Celebrating America's 200th birthday g 1 with the Bicentennial flag raising. QGetting together for the relief of the week, the Saturday night parties Finally getting a report card without any mistakes. , Learning how to use the 20 minutes of advisory. Being fogged out of the bathrooms when cold weather comes. Putting off homework until late at night and oversleeping the next morning. Meeting friends in the triangle and talking too long. - Spending time in the smoking areas and coming in tardy. Monotonous sounds of bells ringing continuously. Five minutes of talking waiting for the teacher K to finish taking attendance. One year together for now but not forever. One year of waiting for the last day of school, Saying quite often, I just want to get out of here, And meaning it at the time. But saying on June the third, l wish I could come back. o 335 ssh- Y ' awiwlifzffif 423 1 E gegf p. 1-w i . If nz' V4 ff ku Q: 4, K ,wlifsiww , . H, .W ,ws I .1 191 45 'H 31 PM 42 W-4 . 3' f if 1 Q 'CD ,-wr 'mfie5f3aM,u,:w QL 4 QL View -.-mf A 3.231 ,iff ,uw ,xv mr wa-145+-W A., F 'W ! ' 55 W 4 fig? -,... May t inr' Q ' y 161335 fi? W 1 fc ' V ' WK AL-L , K 1 we 1 nf, sTW ' f fw 'Q Q A Q qw M M l X ,gb A V A Ps:5m,Q Q, ,ffl , , . , ' M 4 ii 9 . 77 ' . 1 A N ' Q -1. , f 'x ff ., , I 53351 K .f Q55 ' 3 I -ww k Xa . ' , , , i' v yt. 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The Spring Play, for instance, was A Salute To the American Theatre which was an illustrated review of the American theatre from the landing of the Pilgrims to the present day. The Social Studies department worked on the Kiosk, a large spool-like structure which contained pictures of Bicentennial events all over the country. ln the music de- partment, a Bicentennial concert was presented which con- tained American songs. The Iibrarian in the Bicentennial cos- tume, the M-3 Lobby Bi-State Bulletin Board, and the other displays around McCluer are making 1976 a year to remem- ber. L 33 333 353 W W 1 4 W VV' 'i 'f '1-ug W0 'O Q: 30 ,+G Q1 :i E. 2. 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For the people who put forth the effort or achieved the goal or had the exciting experience it is naturally important thus making it special for them. Everyone in his or her daily life has special events but usually the only one who recognizes it as being special is the person involved, and it is always disappointing to be unable to completely share an important event with someone. The reason for caring about other people's special events is pure but honest consideration. Consideration of how the person will react to actually being able to share an important happening and consideration of how it would feel being able to share a special event with someone else, This section of the Yearbook is put in to show our consideration of the people on this school who are involved. We regret that we can not recognize everyone's special events . C GJ overs Tal SC Di S9 U YO 8 i 1 I ' I ' ' .exile Pots Are Out Of The Kiln Scalpel titches, . . . + X x 4 I .-, . Homecoming . ing ITI SCO . Hom . Homecoming . ing ITI SCO Hom oming . GC IT! Ho ing GCOVTT I Hom n i ... Homecoming ... Homecoming ... Homecon iiig i Vaci ,. ,,. i Y A k . owcrfewie i W 'x f ,gh fic : ' '- Kali Q' ' me Tig ' J .' t .. 1 ' I . A .... .1 h mls., L, I , an , - , 1 4 ', I if - ,Q VL ii 1 . c,c,,. sk . uit H r t ,xx K ., H' JN Homecoming Homecoming .. . Homecoming Homecoming Hom ., Homecoming . . . Homecoming . . . Homecoming ... Homecoming . .. Homecoming w y I l 3,1 xf l . Debbie Bloebaum Lee Steinbecker Denise James Dave Overstreet Toni Delia Ted Preston Sallie Hollenbach Dave Florence Long Wait For Saturday In The Park After a change in the date, a few changes in the band, and countless changes in the theme, things were set for Homecoming. November 15th turned out to be a beautiful day starting with a colorful parade. The winning float was cre- ated by Senior Committee. Follow- ing the parade was the last football game of the season, against St. Charles. We were victorious defeat- ing the Pirates 14-6. The highlight of Homecoming was the dance which was held in the M-4 gym. The theme of the dance was Saturaday in the Park , and the band was Bob Kuban's Everyday People . At the dance Mary Lunatto was crowned queen by retiring queen Molly Pope. All in all the even- ing was very successful and memo- rable. .. Homecoming . . .Homecoming . . . Homecoming ... Homecoming ... Homecoming i Q -A, 1 if 5 ry ' 'I 1 I 0 m ' iw 1 'fqilk gr X lvuxvlfg 'TUHAQX ' 1 'L' x 'Six '44 :'Au li, kvu: I 2 :-N71 H uric mg 4 J.. x'1.3fJ' ', : .'l,4'uu.x,., 4.5.1 fn 9 .f 1 Y , 1 -fr. if L Y' ,Yu 1 L .iff - Xl! kv..-'A-.1 ....1.,.a, , .- s- -f., , , b... f ,. U. .4 .,-pf L., I ,.,f Io we-z!S...,1c f' ' - - we Was..- . an . .,.?:3E'Q-5 fbi: 4' N 1, X ia Sn? 8 X Jeanne Jaromack Tami Kitchen Earl Muffett Steve Henke .. Homecoming ... Homecoming ...Homecoming ... Homecoming ,,, Homecomir Aff' I 'F Wi' Y' ' V-:Q ..-:M-,,.l,nq:' 4 Y' ll Rig ., .2.:.4i,i, 4, J' a ri- :iq .V 5 . S2-f -A ...N E R Mary Lunatto E , Willie Jones i I X. 1' ? .. I l I ' . L i iff 'V ive: 1 fag: av I ' I 5' . VI , :fix i A . Q i Q' 5 5 Q 1, ' X K ,X 'W if . . SQ-LFW x f 'J Beth O Brien V' 3 Dave Hastings ,ig 93,4 . Homecoming ... Homecoming ... Homecoming ... Homecoming ...Homecomin Homecoming --- Homecoming --- Homecoming ... Homecoming ... Homecoming Da 4 t gvwif 1 I i il Sandy Tyc Jim Mead ' 5 t lik! I Q ' N..ah.fQ I i 6 yin ' Hoa ff 'Q X 4 Q Sandy Ward MikeOBrien Y H 1 xx! Ann Wallenmeyer Sue Rector Chuck Sayles Phil Mathis . Homecoming. .. Homecoming. .. Homecoming . .. Homooomiog H, Hgmecgming Hansel ondC3reteI Hansel and Gretel ls not a traditional high school produc- tion. It is one that is steered away from high school students and guided towards children, little kids who still believe in witches and the Sandman. With this in mind, one can determine that this year's fall play was successful. The brothers and sisters of McCluer students received the play with enthusiasm and were glued to their seats from the opening line to when Witch Wicked was popped into the oven. From a different point of view, the play was not so successful because it did not attract the attendance of a high school audience. Basically, the only students that attended the play were those who brought younger children. Paul Brown and Carolyn Harrison did an excellent iob of bringing the two storybook characters of Hansel and Gretel to life. Paul did a fine iob of acting as he portrayed a mature little boy, protecting his sister from their Stepmother and the evil witch. Carolyn displayed her talents by adding to the shy and innocent role of Gretel and singing a soft duet. The small children in the audience were amazed by the gruesome appearance of Witch Wicked, nortraved by Toni Smith. Toni kept the character alive by cackling her lines ef- fectively. lt seemed that any moment she would pull a bat out of her pointed black hat. Greedy, lazy Fritz played by Dave Wood, the clumsiness of Helga, played by Charlotte Cochran and the childishness of Catherine, played by Kathy Moffitt, spread humor throughout the fairy tale. Kathy KohIer's fine portrayal of white cat added a nlce touch to the fantasy. l , Es-1 ix, Fall Play Hansel And Gretel Cast Hansel .. Gretel .. Johann ,.. Frederica . . . Helga ... Fritz ..... Katherine . . White Cat . . . Stepmother . Father Hans ... Witch Wicked . . Sandman ...., Student Director Director ...... PaulBrown Carolyn Harrison Mike Knipp ...,... Jodi Reynolds .... Charlotte Cochran David Wood ,..... Kathy Moffitt ...... Kathy Kohler Eileen Lenkman . .,.. Cary Steinrnetz Toni Smith Greg Alexander . Kay Dennison Miss Jan Brown Vespers The Gift Of Christmas' Cupids Arrow Hits A High Note xwww V Qi 1,59 'Q A . -cy x, ! li' Lvifff if E I Day I vb Scoop Expresses Opinion ., ' .M rwQ.,' o and M-...X 'Wav W. s- ,1 Q., g A ,. 'fv,f,,., 'J 'f' :,, . ' f' . ,, My ? 4 ft-,Q of., sift!!! M ' Q . -,,, 'Om 'G r A f-iff: sam.. if , 5, :?1-afyg Affl.s:.1,f, vw -ev . -'fb . A 1 sv ,f , Q.. ,V ' -ff, --9v,.M.f 4. f. F, , if: . ' ,f .,,, ..,., fe., ,WP w.,.,,,j A 43 ,QAM 2- ' '5 i -...M 9 ,,.. . jg.. .Q vu. ' ,Q -,fs 3 af if-4 ,false of df and iv f X rw, - ff., 'ef ,, i'f1e,,,,,'Y4e . tm ry , 'Z ,fa ' van- W1 ' wife fo., f eva fJ,1f rs:,, 'r'W'w, 0, M 'Mtv ,, - rt., ,, 4 l Mem N ,A ,mx f V .Q 9,53-V t' 4.75 :muy own, rv-5 51 'Iwi' A j fe, ,F rt.-ft,,.M' H320 We f JH: z ' V L- ., -rss, df v ,.. 'sf' , ,S .5 1, .kv . e, . Dan fr. Ac., 3'- Censorship lssue Halts Paper An interim agreement under which Mr, Bredenkamp, prin- cipal, can see and react to, but not control, articles before they are published has temporarily resolved a conflict which has delayed publication of SCOOP for two weeks. Mr. Bredenkamp had com- plained, I con't know what's going in and I have to react to it once lt's published. So I have no say so, but l'm held accountable. If l'm to be held accountable, I thlnk I deserve some feed-in, The staff of the paper held that say so over what would or would not be published lay with them, deflning their publication as a student newspaper with an obligation to accurately report situations. Parents wanted the ad- ministration to explain its position and at the parents' request a meeting was set for February 9 at 5:00 p.m. with Henry Prokop, Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Education, John Wright, Assistant Superintendent for Community Relations, and Mr. Bredenkamp. About A0 parents and community members showed up at the meeting. Mr. Prokop said at the meeting, The general public wants contrcl by the ad- ministration and they want all ,inds of glowing reports about how good everything is. But Mr. Joseph Bartylek, a parent at the meeting, expressed the opinion of the maiority of parents and community present when he said, l don't think the community ls so sensitive that we have to look at everything through rose colored gIasses. The meeting lasted about two hours. By the end, most com- munity members and parents had reached a consensus that SCOOP should be a student paper run by students. At a later meeting with the newspaper staff, Mr. Prokop had acknowledged, I was the one that started the thing going February 2. That doesn't mean I wasn't getting pressure, but I was the one who started it. Mrs. Maxwell, assistant principal, was the flrst to inform the newspaper staff of the new administration approach to the paper. Although the guidelines are no longer in operation, some of the ones given by Mrs. Max- well at the time were: The school paper is con- sidered to be a form of com- munication to the community from the school and representing the district in a positive way. Those things that are con- sidered controversial, that will in a sense incite controversy must be eliminated. SCOOP should be a paper that presents as positive a point of view about McCIuer as you possibly can. On February 5 the staff of SCOOP drew up a statement reiecting the administration guidelines and prepared to make its posltlon public, In this statement SCOOP said, lt is our obiective to maintaln our constructive and honest approach to issues and events and to encourage other hlgh school papers to do likewise. We therefore cannot, in all good conscience, accept the guidelines imposed by the school and district administrators. Pressed by parents and community members at the Februarytkmeetlng with why the administration had taken its initial action, Mr. Prokop said, The purpose of thls is to give the administration a chance to see the paper before it's published. But at that meeting he refused to say whether or not censorship would be imposed it the students tried to put out a paper. The next morning Mr, Prokop and Mr. Wrlght met with the staff. It had been decided that Mr. Bredenkamp would see articles before publication, but lin Mr. Prokop's wordsl The only control he would have is the pressure of his statements. According to Mr. Wright, Until we get some guidelines that you, the central office on January and the Board of Education understand, we're going to let you go ahead and publish a paper according to your guidelines. lr my ...,...-., I ,.,,- E4 0 -sr 'W' to J ,. -foo: UM A -'cog 74'-org, ,fjvfit as 4 Q, A..,o,.9 , f wwe, , ug, M M f r Caps And Gowns MMM my 75 Measurements For The Big Day No! That's crazy. l can't be 5'3 . I was 5374 yesterday, it's impossible to shrink, isn't it? Can you guess what's going on? lt's cap and gown time, another small reminder to many that graduation is approaching. Foreign Exchange Tom Surlien Tom Surlien is a tall, brown- haired, blue eyed, eighteen year old Senior. He comes to McCluer as a foreign exchange student from Ask- er, Norway. He has two brothers, one older and one younger who also is an exchange student in Ohio. Tom is described as intelligent, care free, and a lover of nature. His favorite sports are skiing and soccer. He was on McCluers soccer team this year. Tom likes St. Louis but misses the beautiful scenery of Norway with its mountains, and his friends. He is deeply concerned with the environ- ment and the future in general. I Students 0 0 2, Q V'VV' ,' 1 4 1 , ff v ff AA I V If A . A , 'Q V .fly ' r 4 3 'I 3 . A .1 , , V Q fi, L W ---- ' . al GI. X J is W X W .av- i e .z g i gv gz j aqm iss, , A Ni' L yi, ,J 4, K Paulo Adedato Walking down the hall and glancing around most students will come across a dark haired, dark eyed guy with a gigantic smile that is carried with him everywhere he goes. He is a 16 year old foreign exchange student, Paulo Adedato. His home is in Brazil. Paulo's family is quite familar with this school: his two older brothers were exchange students at McCluer in 1972 and 1975. His sister plans to attend lVlcCluer in 1978. Paulo is still adjusting to the backward way at McCluer. At school in Brazil things are alot different than they are at McCluer. For instance, the stu- dents stay in the rooms and the teachers change classes. Paulo finds most of the people at McCluer friendly but because of the language barrier he depends mostly on peoples looks and their response to his smile. When asked about his favorite things, Paulo favors soccer and bowling where sports are concerned. He is also a rock concert fan with his favorite group being YES . Paulo thinks living in St. Louis is an experience but is sure he will like it the longer he's here. 'QS 5 ,.,v ' 1 Halfway Dance ls A Success Hey man, whose pants are on the wall? Those aren't pants man, that's a poster. A Half-Way Dance. What the iWbSSctElS?4f is a Half-Way Dance? Well, it is a Dance spon- sored bythe Deca Club, to celebrate the end of half a year of school. For some of our Seniors it was their last Dance as a McCluer High School student. For everyone who attended, it was a blast, but then a few drinks and a great band, The Pockets , always makes for a good time. 43 A Salute To The American Theatre e ff E Je Bicentennial Revue A Salute to the American Theatre was a new and unique theatrical experience for the student body and the actors and actresses involved. This was the first time at NlcCluer that a teacher had written part of the play and directed it also. Snow caused cancelation of rehearsals and a slow start. Six weeks was a short time in which to put a show together. Time was spent in rehearsals Sun- day through Thursday, constant work on memorizing lines, learning song melodies and lyrics, collecting props, trying on costumes, and finally setting the lights and hav- ing dress rehearsals. The beautiful costumes seemed as though they walked right out ofthe movies and onto the M-1 stage. The mood ofthe scenes changed from drama to comedy as the play progressed. The actors, as if speaking to the audience, created a relaxed atmosphere to the audience throughout the three performances of A Salute to the American Theatre . 1. . 3 Solo Concert wi Debbie Procter Mike Tolbert Kathy Bowman Kim Hagedorn Beth Judy A Jill Klein T' nf 'Ni Fall Concert , I ' 'ik-f I Soloist I Edith Sobin, Piano Lynn Basow, Violin ' Ivy Allen, Flute McCIuer Students Give Blood E i 1. wit i if W Students Face The Big Bloody Question To give blood or not to give blood, that is the question. To be purely selfish and keep my blood or to part with this precious blood and take the chance of passing out and missing Physics and Short- hand, and dear ol' Chemistry. Devout as I am to these three won- derful subjects, I can't desert my needy countrymen. And so it was, 170 students flooded into the M-5 gym to give blood because they felt the need to help others. Also because they received free cookies, coffee, milk, or orange juice. The Bloodmo- bile Program was sponsored by Senior Committee. McCluer stu- dents gave 14O pints of blood. lt was a big increase over the pre- vious year, enough to encourage the bloodmobile to return later in the year. f Qi ,g f 3 ITIITI Like Mo -I-I GD 3 'D Band On The Move Scholars Score Spring Comes n February i 3 2 r a -1 1 .- r . . 1 r. v I rf? ,Vw 3 . , 'Q 51:43 3. K ri., -- , , ,Vu 1, W, ,, 1 Q , ,,-' , 'tv 'Q ' vim , .H f Tiki, 1 , uv iff A 39 -,x l V if , ' 7 M 1 'm,,, W 1 , V ' i ,A pf' ' A , 'I11' In If '. ' vw - , , 5 A ' 5:7 ' ' 3 , 1 ' , ff 51 ,, , , , f , A ' hA. - A ,r 1, I I . X ,yfww I V ,!,N A iv? ,7 Z1 Q ww ,, W V kgqvrawf w ws . Q- ,, V .L uh . V+- x N5 a....L 5 'Y -ww wx.,,,,..,,.,?m I .ff ,g, ' 3 3 4 1104 if V 'Wf5f-11-..a4, ! X '21 ML v'v. .,,. ,, . EM ,i ex' Ku mf' A if V+., 4: Eff? wiSf?fQxgkT'-- ,,:x? DSA Q, ., 3 l . Q f , :M IM: ,V W. ry, 5. .E .QQ iz Vx ff x . 'O 1. 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Q, ix, Us Table Of Contents Varsuty Baseball Sophomore Baseball Varslty Basketball Sophomore Basketball Glrls Basketball Cross Country Varsity Football Sophomore Football Gof Glrls Gymnastics Hockey Intramurals Varsity Soccer Sophomore Soccer Swlm Team Girls Swim Team Tennls Girls Tennis Track Glrls Volleyball Varsity Wrestling McCluer .. 26 McCIuer .. 39 McCIuer .. 14 Hazelwood East .... 29 McCIuer North ...... 23 Riverview .......... 42 St. Charles Invitational . Hazelwood Invitational . Hancock Invitational . . . Beaumont Invitational .. League ............ District .... 15th 15th 15th 21st 9th 7th I X 1 I I J 1 K AN lk. ..,, iivkk Cross Country Run -On With practice starting in late August, and ending in early November, the members of the Cross Country team had their ups-and-downs. The guys had a rough and rugged schedule with every other meet an invitational, keeping the runners on their toes. At practice sessions, runners were required to run eight to ten miles, plus warm-up exercises. Two starters out of eleven returned to com- pose a team of seventeen. f 1 QL To RJ Rick Kohler Tim Semar Jeff Demere Bryan Piestrup Brian Dwyer, Chuck Utter, Scott Stainbrook. Row 2: Coach owell Tim Schneider Greg Hoehn Jim Kemp Kevin McFadden Ernie Washburn, Mel Trammell. L P- W if'Y,xw 5 . rf ff f 57 Y N ,, . .. q I L,.. - Q, ,W . A 1' ,, I --L.2 mi WV' Q- fwifizi fv'US3QS 1' I N. few .. f i ' X, - Ni - . M ' .vw . Q. W 1 WM. -',iX3,ff' - 5, ,X , K P U KM- K , - 7 .f,- Q3-K1--6x,,,w, fix? f A Q + an M Q . Lg ' S , S mx 1 N V W - Q5 A' 72 . I , Q s A70 2, 3 Q7 - V w Al, 9 ,3 5 W 1 , Q1 fi . , If V K . , L K . ,gf lv ef. . . 3 mm Q5 P7,f 3e8 . Q 4 2.1113533453 P n x' K '13 . I J: 'V I aj aj , A gf 94 fi, xj f 9 N. , V v ns m '-.f-1, 5 I S tg Q Q In we Q f. . .4 'x. y.. K. - 1 U. f 4 ,fn ' w- x K 5 , 5 . .. ,N. r is Y AW 'Ak 3, A vi C sg. , ' f A 5 me , is ' ' ,L .U . 3 -'- 1 ' Ji. 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Defensive coach, Mike Mueller, explained that the key people get hurt because, You are only important to this team when you are willing to give of yourself for that guy next to you. Through- out this season this attitude was manifested through the players actions. TY fn' ,. , 'S' aw? 'B , 1 ,.,. . 'f sp 1 , Q V fi EY25ff '5J ,.x' ur I Y - ... ah i K 'Y ,mu .Q A .,1,.wWf - - kgfik' 'F 64 ophomore Football Ends With 6-2-1 Row 1: QL To RJ - Randy Clark, John Pratt,Tyrone Parker, Gene Bohler, Steve Overstreet, Joe Peebles, John Gregory, Bob Rhoades, Dennis Miller, Tim Schuler. Row 2: - Mike Wente, Tim Dragovich, Dave Spahn, Bob Goeddel, Jim Chambers, Jim Kenny, Steve Parks, Chuck Schroeder, Jeff Jones, Mike Piwowarczyk. Row 3: - Don Brandt, Eric Thomas, Doug Lynch, Ed Wilson, Rick Hunt, Ron Gable, Scott Mitchell, Mike Daniels, Eric Halterman, Bob Fowler, Mike Godfrey, Mike Zacheis. Row 4: - Coach Taft, Chuck Forrester, Bob Cunningham, Tim Duvall, Paul Reinsch, Terry Roberts, Scott Schaeffer, Dave Dunard, Phil Borgman, Al Trestin, Mike Batton, Bill Finney, Ray Tucker, Coach Hudock, McCluer McCIuer ... McCIuer McCIuer McCIuer McCIuer . .. McCluer McCluer McCIuer .... 6 S.L.U.M. . 20 C.B.C. .... . . O Pattonville ....,. 6 Hazelwood West . 13 Riverview .,..... 12 McCIuer North .. 6 Hazelwood Central 6 Hazelwood East . 12 Ritenour ........ McCIuer McCluer McCIuer McCluer McCIuer McCluer McCIuer McCIuer McCIuer McCIuer McCluer McCluer McCIuer McCluer McCluer McCIuer McCluer McCluer McCIuer McCIuer McCluer McCluer McCIuer McCIuer Aquinas .......4 Hazelwood East Normandy ...... Ritenour . . S.L.U.H. . . . Normandy .. .. Pattonville ...... Parkway Central Ritenour ....... Hazelwood Central De Aureis ...... De Smet .. De Smet .. Riverview .... Rosary ......... Hazelwood East McCluer North . Hazelwood West Kirkwood ....... St. Mary's ..... Lindburgh ..... Bartstow ...... Hazelwood Est .. Aquinas ....... if hx. ,.....-A- ,,,,,, ---..-......,, Row 1: QL To Rl Shawn Freeman, Dave Joseph, Mike Berkley Mike Hubecky Brian Hale Mike Putnam Paul Langley John West Craig Fabre Row2 Dan Muesenfechter, E.J. Barklage, Kevin O'Keefe, Andy Peterson Tom Surlein Bob Tucker Jim Amlong Al Vickers John Stephens Pat Landwehr Mike Grayek, Steve Muesenfechter,iCoach Ralph Signaigo fb ,A I Soccer Becomes Fall Sport ia' pr ,-. ,-of , ff K W. 5 6 if Team Strives For 100th Win The McCluer Soccer Comets of 1975 had a tough assignment, to match what last year's team had done. They had to be an area power and a state contender. The reason it would be particularly hard was that only three starters were returning from last year's team. This year's team went into ev- ery game giving all they had, but they were inexperienced. Still this inexperience didn't keep them from playing a tough game be- cause the Comets only lost one game by more than one goal. The team was a spoiler to the rest of the league in that they did not contend, but they certainly had a say in what happened. One ofthe goals of the seniors was to give Coach Signaigo his one hundreth victory as a varsity coach, but they didn't make it. To quote one of the seniors, I wish we could have done it for him. ,QS QU!! V , Q M F., ,lL. fs ,.. f , -1 A . J ,s rf. J . f If ophomore Soccer Ties For Conference m .Munn Row 1: QL To RJ - Tom Brown, Joe Scheck, John Lemp, Scott Smith, Steve Hanlon, Joe McGowan, Frank Costello, Dale Zahner, Greg Barton, Barney Peterson. Row 2: - Coach Dennis Zorumski, Jim Dussold, Gary Kaltenbach, Tom Noonan, John Dussold, Mike Boyle, Greg Kraft, Pat Freeman, Mike Delano, Toby Pilgrim, Fred Lenkman, Joe Boll, Bill Burleson Cmgr.J. ,,- L..:. J. McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer North .. Riverview ....... Hazelwood Central St. Mary's ...... S.L.U.H. ....... . Pattonville ...... Parkway Central Vianney ......... Hazelwood Central Aquinas ........ DeSmet . . . Riverview ..... Rosary ,......,. Hazelwood East . McCluer North .. Hazelwood West . Collinsville ...... Hazelwood West . ....O ....O 2 ....1 2 ....O ....O ....1 ....3 ....4 ....3 ....O ....1 ....O 2 2 .,..O ...,3 Girls Tennis Ads I Row 1: QL To RJ - Liz Helvey, Colleen Cody, Carolyn Harrison, Nancy Paridy, Gina Castellano, Helen Tolias, Mary Schmitt, Marcia Haynes Ro - Nancy Whitener, Sandy Tyc, Amy Miller, Denise Bakameyer, Diane Richardson, Liz Pisarkiewicz, Linda McNames, Trcy Sweet, Karen Chris Warmann. Not pictured: Coach Helen Crawford. Z 1 , W k '49uvw- Y X 4 sl K sys -y Ms. Q s as g'gi',-,-...As www---s KY N K' mmkf ' QQ 'f as .gf a f 9 A 1 get ..: at '... ' . Y . fvwxf .vw if if Girls Tennis Takes 2nd In District GirI's Tennis had quite a good season which began in August and ended in late October. Overall the team came out with a 4-4-2 record taking second in the dis- trict and sending one girl to state. Before the two hour practice session began the girls had to do calisthenics which were quite difficult until everyone got used to them. T. Q, -, i McCluer Riverview .. McCluer Aquinas . McCluer Jennings .. McCluer Pattonvilie .. McCluer Normandy .. McCluer University City McCluer Jennings ... McCluer Normandy .. McCluer Ritenour ..... McCluer McCluer North District 2nd. 72 in Girl s Volleyball Does The Bump i .gs I X W' Q W'i'5 Row 1 QL To RJ: Sue Tucker, Liz Pisarkiewicz, Donna Hampton, Jeanne Jarornack, Mary Weiss, Carol Specking, Carol Tebeau. Row 2: Barb Kirschner, Kim Burlew, Mary Jane Flavin, Carolyn Whitehead, Lynn Burkes, Tracy Sweei. Row 3: Sue Huellinghorst, Sandy Tyc, Robyn Wallace, Nancy Whitener, Mary Phinney, Tina Minor, Julie Ryan, Diane Richardson. Row 1 QL To RJ: Terry Walker, Gary Tobias, Jeff Lindsey, Jerry Dixon. Row 2: Coach Sellnacht, Kurt Hoeman, Deron Thomas, Randy Dibler, Carl Woodard, Dallas Carlton, Phil Mathis, Torn Kaatman, Randy Stewart, Willie Jones, Matt Holliday, Dave Heath, Coach Jacobs, 1 ,, V I A I ' f' vfiw y .- ,.,,, ,, qsfffsrvf flr, 'Q' M 5, Viwrfffffii -f!! 74 f ki Vykyyigi A VVVV If Basketball Takes The Court .f .Q V. ,,,, ,.1- - - , V5 McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer Parkway Central . Country Day .... McCluer North .4 Parkway North . Hazelwood West . McCluer North .. Hazelwood Central C.B.C. ......... . Ritenour .. Pattonville .. Normandy .... Riverview ...... Hazelwood East . Ritenour ...l.l Pattonville .. Pattonville .. Normandy .. St. Charles .... St. Charles .... Normandy .... S.L.U.H. ....... . McCluer North .. Hazelwood Central Hazelwood East . Riverview .l... Comets: I-270 Champs The 1975-76 McCluer Comets were a sur- prise to almost everybody - except them- selves. All anybody ever heard about the team was: They lost too many key players , They don't have any height , and I just don't think they have the talent. But there was one thing that most people overlooked, the coach believed in them, and they believed in themselves. They proved themselves by putting together an outstanding season, and by doing things on the Court that nobody thought they would ever do. The Players: Senior Matt Holliday - known as the Doc for his ability to pull out the close ones. His ability and aggressive play typified the Comets. Junior Deron Thomas -the Bones could score points from all over and proved that he was a pIayer's player. Senior Jeff Lindsey - the tooter was off and on in the beginning, but after a 40 point game, he showed his worth and desire. Senior Phil Mathis - the center Cthe position that the Comets weren't supposed to haveb. At only 6'3 , Mathis had it hard, but he got going when the going got tough. Senior Willie Jones - the shortest forward, at 6', he worked to help the team. Willie was quick and could think fast always ready for action. ,fa L 75 5' N 7 f 1,5 W if , ,,-, ia ii.. oph: Good Sports In A Tough Year . K ---...,Wg McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer McCluer Parkway Central . Aquinas ......... McCluer North .. Parkway North . . Hazelwood West . McCluer North .. Hazelwood Central Riverview ....... Hazelwood East . Ritenour ....... Pattonville . . . Ritenour ....... Hazelwood East . St. Charles ... Normandy . . . S.L.U.H. ...,.... . McCluer North .. Hazelwood Central Hazelwood East . Riverview ...... Row 1 QL To RJ: Curtis Smith, HalLeuking,Tyr0r1 Parker, Janes Baker, Row 2: Ed Wilson, Cmgrj, Stephen Crisp, Eric Thomas, Ray Tucker, Tim Cook Dave Monitz, Bob Cummingham, Coach Glass. McCIuer Jennings .. McCIuer Pattonville ... McCIuer Normandy ... McCIuer Lutheran North MoCIuer Jennings ..... IVIcCIuer Ritenour ..... NIcCluer Lutheran North McCIuer Normandy ... McCIuer Pattonville . . . IVlcCIuer McCIuer North McCIuer Brentwood .. 78 ,ff 5, Being A Comette Means Work What does it mean to be a Comette? It means wanting to practice even over weekends and holidays. It means running that extra lap even after the coach says you can quit. lt means spending hours doing skill drills when you d rather scrimage. It means enduring the excruciating pains in your knee because you don't want to look on from the bench. It means alot of sweat, time, energy, and tears whether you win or lcse, Being a Comette means your toughest opponent is yourself. It means you struggle with confi- dence and spirit more than with the ball. It is learning what it means to work as a team and searching for interpersonal relationships. lt means every game is a challenge and you never win or lose till the final buzzer sounds. Being a Comette means you good naturedly swallow chauvinistic teasing. It means because of Title IX you were finally allowed to enter state competition this year. It means playing in the M-1 gym without a score board while the boys practice in M-4. Only a Comette can wear her T-shirt in the winter and not be cold. Only a Comette Views forty spectators as an enthusiastic crowd. Only a Comette finds thirty-two minutes of exhausting play the most invigorating challenge at McCluer. Row 1 QL To RJ Carol Tebeau Lenora Williams Liz Helvey, Sharon Bean, Sue Hoehn, Mary Jane Flavin, Janice Randolph, Tracy Sweet, Pat Hubecky. Row 2 Barb Kress fmanagerj Bev Bretch Barb Duclos, Phyllis Todd, Kathy Kohler, Carol Kuhlman, Robin Wallace, Nancy Whitener, Jeanne Rolfe, Gail Cross Jeanne Gower Diane Richardson Miss Crawford Ccoachb, Miss Lile Ccoachj. McCluer O6 Principia ... Southwest . . McCIuer 91 Jennings .... McCIuer 92 St. Charles .. McCIuer 65 Country Day .. McCluer North McCIuer 56 Parkway North McCIuer 95 Ritenour ........... NIcCIuer 89 Parkway Central McCIuer 86 Parkway West Lafayette ..... McCIuer 83 McCIuer North McCIuer ,.. 111 SLUH ...1.. ... NlcCIuer ... 101 Normandy ... McCIuer .... 74 Pattonville ... we , . '-:-I' fi Swim Team , Splashes In ,,,,y,,.,.,..4v ow 1 R To L: Scott Kaiser, Tom Motley, Jerry Taussig, Ivan Steyer, Gary Buckley, John Dickinson. Row 2: Tim Bailey, Chuck Schroeder, Roo reswell, Gary Kaltenbach, Steve Roland, Randy Haan, Gary Allen. Row 3: Coach Alwood, Dave Joseph, Dave Benage, Steve Hanlon, Phil orgman, Craig McCall, Terry Roberts, Mike Watkins, Dan Weber, Coach Crouch. n I E r I I 1 r Hockey Skates Into Popularity ow 1 QL To RD Marty Nicholai, Bill Hile, Kevin O'Brien, Craig Harrison, Row 2: Ning Chu, Dan Schuci, John Rayner, Jim Kolgrove, Jack Klein, Gene arenkamp, Dave Price, Bob Mitchel, Row 3: Gary Hayes Ccoachb, Richard Carden, Scott Schaefer, Dave Casey, Greg Harke, Steve Lake, Bob ofer, Greg Klein, Dale Mayo. iQue-1 in ,Q ss Row 1 QL To Rl: Susan Behle, Karen Ernest, Charlotte Cochran, Cassidy Freihoff, Gina Costellano, Kathy Brown, Chris Hake, Sue Reiser, Tina Migliazzo, Row 2: Joyce Brooks, Leslie Stewart, Kitty Brown, Missy Margreiter, Linda McNames, Ann Castellano, Becky Ferguson, Donna Dreyer, Sally Ames, Row 3: Ann Benage, Laura Leip, Chris Warman, Jackie Emelander, Lisa Ashlock, Chris Hays, Karen Jeske, Charlote Carroz, Meg Hoey, Nancy Tiemann, Jane Hall, Sandy Schierbecker. Not Pictured: Coach Smith, Coach Crouch. ' .f .,,k: ,.,f,. N M J J i,,' ' v s gizif J 'iii i'.,i . , , ,,,,,,, ,,., ,,,, y . - 1 I 'x -A ' , .xv--'f.i.,, -' 5 'Q,w,,, f- -N , 6 Aye ' t ,SN 1141. . f- rigs, L, K I if , - Z ' -,f V ,,.. it ru n, 'S' lr 3, HL ,, .,, .V 47 VW L x Q v 2 , f I E . ll' .14 f 7955 X aww, Zihx 2 ff' ip,-'il 11.0 9 ff, 'N f ' ,bsum hxgimgg Jaya Y'f,,,,,b-' M.. -M. . .,' arw 0, 34 xl ,-f:px3.,,fbgf,,ff 2 . .Q Y f. -m, 1 Kiwis? Z 7 'S' is '- mf ,4 A Qs fy ifffyfi A -M we ' fmx:?gf . 7, ,wwf n.rwf.,,f 'Nm ' ' 'J' R ,Vmf N h ,,.. Q, H , O i f Y - .. m v s- , 'A Y 7 f f Q- A c m.?,1f ,fi My ,H 4 I' va. ' iw,-Lf n , QM jk fl g,,.f.ze?HWfp Q-WJ , -- y GirI's Swimmin Makes Waves Y' - X P S , nl., 11 3.1. + M-af. 5' 85 Wrestling Comes Out 0n To Row 1 L To R: Coach Hastings, Steve Ryals, Terry Williams, Pat Helvey, Tony Misuraca, Trent James, Tim Schuler. Row 2: Coach Mastroianni, Don Brandt Cmanagerj, Ken Moore, Joe Henke, Ed Montrey, Kirk Kinnison, Ted Preston. Row 3: Bruce Knouff, Randy Daming, Steve Friese, Ken Sommers, Dave Freebersyser, Scott Stainbrook, Chuck Utter. Row 4: Chuck Earnhart, Jerry Theoie, Don Ragan, Carl Detmer, Grant Crawley, Doug Lynch, Mel Tramell. Row 5: John Pratt, Rich Humpert, Steve Overstreet, Bob Rhoads, Paui Reinisch, Bill Schnettgoecke, Mike Batton. I Team In Top Ten With practice starting in November, the wrestling team groans and moans everyday from 3:00 until Coach Mas- trioanni is tired Cwhich may just be sometime around 72003. This years team must have groaned and moaned very well because they have come from the cellar in area press rankings to one of the top ten teams in the met- ro St. Louis area. Assisted by Coach- Trainer, Sam Hastings, Head coach Steve Mastrioanni has brought pres- tige and honor to McCluer Wrestling once again. McCluer .... 34 Normandy ......... 21 NICCIUGI' .... 38 Hazelwood West .... 12 McCluer .... 24 Ritenour ............ 27 McCluer .... 19 Riverview .......... 33 McCluer .... 28 Hazelwood East .... 28 NICCIUGF .... 23 McCluer North ..... 21 McCluer .... 19 Hazelwood Central . 27 McCluer .... 37 DeSmet ............ 17 McCluer .... 47 St. Charles ... ... 16 McCluer ..,. 27 Northwest ... ... 18 Vianney Quad ,.................,... .... 1 st Jennings Tournament ... ,... 1st Riverview Tournament . . ,... 2nd ,, t ,- lv' i .., .K , 1' W 't.1! -- D 3 1 1.4! Girl's Gymnastics: A Growing Sport l ' li GirI's Gymnastics Gains Confidence Belonging to a gymnastics team is different from belonging to most sports teams. When the time comes, the competitor stands alone. There are no team mates to help her with the difficult moves: they can only stand by to wait and watch, silently coaching her while as- sorted thoughts run through her mind. You really worry about your appearance and what the judges and spectators are thinking, says Cindy Pavlovits, Senior division floor exer- cise competitor. You also worry alot about smil- ing. Smiling, though it sounds like a very small mat- ter, is really important. Judges judge not only the girl's skill and performance of the routine but also her appearance. Nervousness, besides appearance, is another thing the girl's must worry about. Ms. Sylvia Stancick, the girl's coach, says this can eventual- ly be overcome, though. Experience is the best way, she says. At our first meet Can away meetb, I had girls in their first year of competition crying because the equipment was different. lt's something that's common and with more meets, the girls get less nervous. lt's something they have to work out themselves. Something that is caused by nervousness is forgetlulness, l worry about doing it right, laughs Sue Ahorn, another Senior division floor exercise competitor, Little mistakes can ruin you and can make a difference between a blue ribbon ffirst placej and a red ribbon Csecond placelf' Kimn Kohrman, a junior, agrees saying I feel like 50 hours of practice has gone to waste. You feel like you've let yourself and your team mates down. Some, like Marsha Hodges, just get mad and work harder. All the girl's work hard, but especially after a bad meet. They understand that's the only way to improve and it seems to be paying off. I feel good for the girls when they win, says Ms. Stancick and all the girls feel happy about it also. Sue feels the same though, win or lose. t'l feel like eating! she laughs. Working with Sue and Cindy on floor exercise in senior division is Karen Taylor. ln junior divi- sion, Marsha and Kimn work with Sue Politte and Debbie Wessel, who both work on uneven parallel bars. rmmmwn ' Row 1 QL To RJ Sue Pender Debbie Wessel Row 2: Laura Jacobson, Sue Politte, Row 3: Terry Fogerty, Cindy Pavlovits, Row 4: Sue Ahorn, Marsha Hodges Kim Korman Row 5 Karen Taylor Donna Howe, Laura Clasby, Cindy Hale. Row 6: Patti Woods. 'E .Q GJ an N M Pa I: GD L N P 'E Baseb F9 ITIO N Sopho 5, wgfsxggf X , Z . . . L he x. Y -Q L 5,1 , K ggi. x ki ,M 'A 1 . 2 K 3653 in X M -A Q If dw-+ we we STM m ff' 'fftllhi' 1' E h 4' ' 8 s Q K , 5 J 3 A 5 'fmfgl' ' SQL? 'L ' wLiSw,. 'i:..f45'f ' i ..c, gf .. ,rpm -- wuvrnsr, N ' ' -.' -5 T' ,-wiki-:ws-us-4 .W , .6144 ' ff-Q: Y- Golf Drives In Row 1 L To R: Joe Schnettgoecke, Bill Klutho, Bob Kroll, Norm Hannig, Scott Smith. Row 2: Bob Scott, Sam Smith, Bob Stith, Neil Hilke, Coach Heyne. Row 3: Dave Bowles, John Stephens, Bob Tucker, Chris Hibler, Dave Heath. ,N Track On The Run ow 1: L To R - Kurt Paulsen, Bob Neubauer, Ken Sommer, Joe Peebles, Mike Watkins, Lamont Thomas, Terry Roberts, Dan Wallenmeyer, Dave itz. Row 2: Craig Fabre, Eric Hallterman, Joe McGowan, Tm Davis, Wes Searcy, Mike Batton, Gene Dorenkamp, Tim Schneider. Row 3: Greg Klein, ohn Boatwright, Joe Campise, Ed Albietz, Larry Tylka, Ken McCullough, Ron Batzel, Bryan Peistrup, Greg Hoehn, Curt Dodson, Coach Signaigo, oach Mulch, Coach Buckley. Row 1 L To R: Jeff Fish, Kirk Sayles, Chris Farris, Mark Turner, Keith Paridy, Lee Putnam. Row 2: Dave Florence, Jim Schnurbusch, Tom Minch, Craig Brown, Chuck Laughlin, ill Harrison, Coach Kesterson. Row 3: Bryan Wright, Bart Truitt, Jesse Jost, Bave Bruyette, Blake Bastien, Paul Geanes, Walter McClen. WEBB '?g? l?4gi? 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A R' ' 'QKITA wsfwb 'Lf'f2if'e'vff5Uh'i,Q. f 5 ...M ' ' J , L Wm 1 E' if .W . xx mx vw L ,. ri A in Comets Try For Third Consecutive Year One of the biggest events of the 1975-1976 school year was the McCluer Basketball Comets winning the quarterfinals and being able to compete for the state basketball title for the third consecu- tive year. Pep Club held a pep assembly the day the team departed. Most of the students began thei journey to Columbia on Friday afternoon but many did not know where they would be spending the night. The Comets lost the first game at Columbia and had to take a fourth place. The loss, though. did not stop the students from partying back at their hotels. As usual, the consumption of liquor was great, and so were the hangovers on Monday. To the seniors, going to state had become a year- ly event. But to the sophomores, this was a new experience which added a lot to their few memories of McCluer. Columbia: basketball, winning. losing, excitement, partying, and good old high school fun. at ...LN 45... l ire' ,l 6 s Ni Ei C S Q it its X VX ef' 4. M E F 100 Intramurals 1 1 - N 1 1 O4 -li Table Of Contents Astronomy Club .. .., .. Bible Club ...... .. Black Ensemble .. .. Cave Club ...... . . oir ll Il Computer Club Concert Band .. .. Crest .....,... .. DECA ........ .. English Club ... .. German Club ......... . . Here Magazine Home Economics Club Jazz Band A and B ..., .. Junior Committee ....... .. Junior-Senior Ensemble . .. Light and Sound ...... .. Marching Band .. .. Mat Maids ... .. Math Club ........... .. Mixed Chorus National Honor Society Orchestra ............. .. Pep Band ........... .. Pep Club .... .. Pom-Pon ..... . . Scholar Quiz ... .. Scoop i.......,.... .. Senior Committee .., ,. Sign and Poster .....,. ., Sophomore Committee .. ,. Spanish Club ......... .. Student Council ......... ., Swim Team Helpers ......... .. Symphonic Wind Ensemble ... .. Varsity Cheerleaders ii... . . Weight Training ..i..i . . 4 4 106 106 106 107 Ch , I, IV 117 107 118 12 110 107 111 123 111 122 109 118 111 Majorettes i.... .. 130 120 116 130 116 112 110 123 131 132 113 126 108 115 110 116 11 130 119 128 130 it l 6 W F l i i I Astronomy Club Row 1lL To RJ: Eric Mitchell, Rick Sievers, Dave Kress, Curt Monnig. Row 2: Dan Schaefer, Don Sanders, John Midklff, Bob Bozada, John Cain. Bible Club item-no-Qx Row 1 QL To RJ: Jan Jare, Debbie Davis, Mrs. Sapp CSponsor3, Row 2l De De Carrick, Doug Clark, Pat Berchek, Row 3: Jill Klein, Wendj Lineback, Debbie Gilbert, Laura Kline. Not Pictured: Brenda Knouff Black Ensemble Row IQL To RJ: Marilyn Agnew, Gretta Brown, Annett Brothers, Nitra Brown, Denise Hughes, Row 2: Belinda Johnson, Jackie Crenshaw, Gall Cross, Mr. Buckley CSponsorb, Mrs. Rugger CSponsorJ. Cave Club Row 1: QL To Rl: Kathy Egelston Paul Branscombe Mr. Francin fSponsorJ Mr. Hoffman CSponsorb Brenda Knouff Mike Gannon ROW 2: Kathy Schnable Jim Cates Eileen Cates Melissa Loftori Sue Fogersori Mary Rosner Diana Durloin Charlotte Skinner Bill Patterson ROW 3: Rich Milner Sue Miller Sally Bannister Kim Fritts Julie Ryan Cheryl Eudaley Row 4: Mike Dugan Sue Oligschlaeger Jim Saling Bob Bozada Joyce Geske Barb Carbrey Chris Baum Jim Lynch l..... -. .........-. . .J Computer Club 55.23 I' Us 1 low 1QL To RJ: Bruce Knouff, Row 2: Bob Bozada, Greg Kile, Doug loodwin, Stan Ward, Rick Sievers, John Waidmann. English Club , V 22 J 9175-, Row 1lL To RJ: Brenda Knouff, Kim Hagedorn, Dr. Fulbright CSpon- sorl, Cindy Arnett, Dave Hedrick, Debbie Ragland. , we, ,,,. we af ia 1 i 1 1 4- Senior Committee Row 1 QL To RJ: Cindy Arnett Belinda Johnson Pam Boczek Debbie Reed Kathy Kohler ROW 2: Mr. Jim Burnside Marilyn Agnew Alberta Keen Cindy Heidel Carol Kuhlmann Denise Hughes Kim Hagedorn Gail Cross CSponsorJ ,, L., ' : fr 5 ,, 3 ff' Q . ,W lQ lA ,,,, , , E E5,l5fli i , Hum ,,.. if l illgflfgwff, . Junior Committee fin : I www! 4' Row 1fL To RJ: Barb Hoehn, Trudy Slattery, Colleen Cody, Mary Geujen, Mary Phinney, Row 2: Lisa Jeske, Diane Bowen, Sue Miller, Sue Sexauer, Carolyn White- head, Marcia Haynes, Sue Norvell, Pam Ahlert, Joanne Davis, Row 3: Denise Baka- rneyer, Mary Jo Tebeau, Carolyn Harrison, Charlene Stutter, Lisa Miller, Mary Dilthey, Vita Epifanio, Vickie Kuhn, Sheila Pinkley, Eileen Lenkman, Kathy Krone, Karen Todtenhausen. l - . 5: 5 -'WP' A ,,, ,,,, , ,,,, C ,,,,,.,.,,, ly' 1' WML' r ,I mf' Sophomore Committee Row 1lL To RJ: Cheryl Hash Nancy Paridy Lee Walker Vickie Fehrrnann Row 2: Karen Beckerman Pam Hooky Sue Zickel Mary Mossinghoff Linda Lagenshausen Row 3: Debbie Shank Terry Mere Mary Nelson Robin Segel Marie Fernandez Amy Miller ROW 4: Ron Susek Mrs. Sue Hanan QSponsorD Mike Watkins DECAL l I 5 Row 1lL To RJ: Jim Palmer, Dede Dunford, Jim Mannino, Sue Panialeo, Ron Wasser, Darla Jackson, Bluitt Johnson, Row 2: Jim Lanham, Rena Dobbs, Dari Williams Stephanie Cheek, Vicki Brooks, Mrs. Hauser CSponsorJ, Row 3: Bill Chesser, Greg Harke, Ron Friedman, Glen Ozenkoski, Wayne Hansen, Liz Lueking, Mike Uebinger, Mike Jarnes. Home Economics Club I German Club i i ow ML To RJ: Mary Nelson, Connie Walker, Terri Biondo, Jo Perry, Row ML To RJ: Dana Walling, Sherry Whitworth, Vivian Civili, Kim eri Struttmann, Alice McGrath, Terry Maire, Row 2: Corrine Tryon, Overbegk, Kathy Moffitty Rqw 2: David Hedrick, Barb Cole, Keith hil Wilson, Joann Jackson, Mrs. Borgmann CSponsor7. Koenig, Eileen Lenkman, Randy McGraw, Diane Bowen, Mrs. Bowles QSponsorD. il J . - Light And Sound Row 1QL To RJ: Jim Kroll, Brian Prater, Bryan Reinish, Chuck Wade, Paul Gorden, Tom Schalg, Lisa Ashlock, Angie Epifanio, Jody Otte. National Honor Society Pam Alcorn, Cindy Arnette, Ruth Asaro, Dale Bibko, Dave Bruyette, Iris Burleson, Doug Clark, Kathy Cody, Karen Copeland, James Downey, Doritha Field, Vicki Grubbs, Rita Hampton, Dave Heath, Cindy Heidel, Mark Heislen, Chris Hibler, Sue Huellinghorst, Bill Jones, Jill Klein, Brenda Knouff, Kathy Kohler, Laura Leip, Wendy Lineback, Tom McDermott, Tim Morrison, Cindy Pavlovits, Bridget Raney, Steve Rasch, Diane Richardson, Rose Rockamann, Jeanne Rolfe, Cathy Ruzensky, Janet Satterfield, Dteve Saulich, Marilyn Susek, Kathy Sutherland, Karen Taylor, Mike Tolbert, Corrine Tryon, Sandy Tyc, Rebecca Viehman, Terry . Walker, Chris Walsh, Sue Ahorn, Barb Barkhouse, Heidi Beaver, Marcia Gower, Kim Hagedorn, Julie Hobbs, Sue Jenner, Karen Jeske, Jean Oberle, Debbie Ragland, Martha Rasmussen, Margie Riggins, Mark Self, Toni Smith, Peggy Stamp, Pat Weible, Nancy Whitener, Augusta Wold, Bryan Wright, Vivian Civili, Wendy Clark, Grant Crawley, Randy Daming, Mary Dilthey, Donna Dolan, Mary Geujen, Kathy Hardie, Joe Henke,Sharon Jackson, Lisa Jeske, Greg Klein, Walter Ley, Maurine Loebel, Missy Margreiter, Kathy McDaniel, Linda Metts, Kathy Moffitt, Nancy Moss, Sue Oligschlaeger, Sheila Pinkley, Chris Pitlyk, Karen Richards, Debbie Ruzensky, Steve Ryals, Ray Shinn Sponsor: Charles Winscott Faculty Committee: Orley Townsend, Fran Krueger, Hazel Maxwell , Ruth Kopp, George Sweet, Sue Jones, Charles Winscott, Joe Steins, Ellen Chamberlain, Robin Johnson Mr. Winscott says Get involved , sell the pep hats, sell the programs. Bake some cookies. Manage the store. Call a meeting. Think of another idea for the float. Arrange an assembly. Sell the pep hats and more .,. Didn't anyone tell Mr. Winscott we really tied for third place with out float? And we did call a meeting of our involved people, but there was no-one there to vote. Even though NHS meetings are a lot of fun, why can't we getmore members and the vice-president to come? Yes, Mr. Winscott is late again and what do you think of that? He's probably still at the football game, trying to peddle pep hats. I think for all our assemblies we should get Nancy Whitener's put it together band, They only require one night rehearsals and only make one night stands. And our president, Debbie Ragland, is really a fine speaker, when she stands at the podium, you can't see her knees shake from the bleachers. Who's balancing the books at the school store? Really, oh really, was Heidi Beaver's reply, t'To me all the nickels look the same size. Committee time, we need a chairman, co-chairman and members. All volunteers make yourself plain. f'Ms. President, Ms. President, this half of the room politely abstainsf' All in all, we all are so proud. That one little pin, Hremoveth all doubt. And maybe someday, through all of our fun we'll find our school has been bettered by something we've done. Scholar Quiz 3 Row 1iL To RJ: Chris Shew, Sheila Pinkley, Dave Hedrick, Cindy Arnett, Laura Leip, Brenda Knouff, Row 2: Mr. Francin CSponsorb, Jeff Howe. Doug Clark, Jim Downey, Tom McDermott, Mike Wakeland, Dave Howell, Calvin Conditt. 'FT J' Aw Q J., K Q, 4 Student Council Row ML To RJ: Nancy Paridy, Mike Wakeland, Augusta Wold, Row 2: Greg Alexander, Kathy Kohler, Liz Lueking, Ann Castellano, Carolyn Whitehead Pat Weible, Mr. Mark Hoffman CSponsorJ, Cindy Arnett, Row 3: Miss Sue Jones fSponsorJ, Ron Susek, Wendy Lineback, David Wood. Student Council Corner it ls Mike here yet? I think he's sick. Let's order 'The Sting ' Who's going to speak at the flag raising? Who wants to volunteer for Slave Day? l want a rollie-pollie chair! I vote no! We're not voting yet! So goes a typical hour in Student Council. But in the end, decisions are made. And many successes have result- ed, for instances the movies, Bicentennial Flag raising, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus contest, and one of the best Who's Who we've ever had. And last but not least, trash cans in the M-4 smoking area. ii ii wow QI!! 1 if N 1-4 ,I ... N4 35- ' 'M' fi Sign And Poster Committee gary! 4 Wx ' 2 e - .Q V Q tte- 1. ' ' . MYXXX X ,Kit 33 Mfg: rw, E :ivy 5 MX Q, X Row ML To Rl: Liz Pisarkiewicz, Diane Richardson, Mrs. Meily CSponsorJ, Sue Vrabel, Vickie Kostecki, Paige Moore. Mat Maids Row ML To RJ: Marcia Haynes, Colleen Cody, Row 2: Kim Price, Tammy Tucker, Carolyn Harrison, Lee Walker, Not Pictured: Ann Castellano, Spanish Club 1 I l'-i Row 1lL To RJ: Mary Schmuck, Row 2: Mary Telle, Angie Miller, Kitty Kennealy, Row 3: Karl Seper, Ron Susek, Peggy Wilson, Helen Tolias, Karen Secrist, Bev Fox. 1 Mixed Chorus E A.. A ' E l Row 1lL To RJ: Ann Allgood, Nancy Gore, Kathy Chrisholm, Assunta White, Sue Bimslager, Vita Epifanio, Sue Pender, Cindy Malone, Alice Pyrtle,Row 2: Denise Simpson, Karen Cummings, Sheila Terry, Russ Schiermeier, Rick Meahan, Sally Declue, Terry Struttman, Beth Notorangelo, Lillie Gray, Row 3: Donna Heuser, Margaret McCaslin, Janice Randolph, Thomas O'Reilly, Jim Samson, Bryan Peistrup, Gary McDonald, Rick Weber, Tim Bligh, Liz Pisarkiewicz, Diane Richardson. Choir II Row 1lL To RJ: Tracy Sweet, Debbie Bock, Paula Branscum, Debbie Guethler, Lenora Williams, Deb- bie Kuessner, Robin Segall, Marie May, Melody Kroeker, Kathy Narens, Leslie Stewar, Row 2: Cheryl Hash, Laurie Temple, Kathy Noble, Mike Col- lins, John Robertson, Elmer Williams, Kirk Sayles, Valerie Wade, Kandy Kiss, Mary Mossinghoff, Rita Weber, Row 3: Sue Behle, Sharon Bean, Ann All- good, Bill Schnettgoeke, Dave Matthews, Paul Jeanis, Ken McCullough, Jim Chambers, Sue Tucker, Ramona Norfolk, Carolyn Boden, Tracy Dunn, Row 4: Kay Smith, Denise Borden, Debbie Rahmoeller, Melvin Dudley, Alan Brandy, James Ba- ker, Jim Colyer, Andy Bender, Gary Allen, Tim David, Les Puder, David Spahn, Mark Reynolds. 1 1 Choir Ill Row 1lL To RJ: Kathy Egelsotn, Rhonda Kindrick, Beth Judy, Joe Eaton, Jim Lynch, Mike Kniff, Karen McGill, Terry Grossmann, Trudy Slattery, Row 2: Linda Mooule, Patricia Lochmann, Dianne Bowen, Lisa Wilder, Ron Bean, Bob Eichelbirge, Soctt Gluck- hertz, Mark Heidebrink, Tammy Pike, Karen Van- Leuven, Row 3: Sue Fogerson, Pamela Huff, Kathy Sayles, Ann Poor, Neil Bond, Gene Kholls, Kevin Linnenbaum, Joe Sapienza, Jody Smothers, Karen- Zirges, Lilo Eshbauch, Sue Dooley, Row 4: Stacey Finazzo, Theresa Cuddeback, Colleen Cody, Melissa Margreiter, Beverly Bain, Greg Alexander, Gorden Cragg, Jim Underhill, Kevin Bacon, Ray Shinn, Julie Mooney, Diane Kring. L Choir IV Row 11L To RJ: Dana Walling, Pam Boczek, Debbie Reed, Chris Kapeller, ,Paul Brown, Steve Rowland, Chad Becker, Michelle Sennie, Kathie Martellaro, ow 2: Tina Winters, Roseanne Rockamann, Janet reusser, Kathy Stewart, Diane Durbin, Mike Craw- ord, Chip Luther, Bob Velk, Peggy Stamp, Sandy ennington, Row 3: Karen Young, Jodee Reynolds, Mary Ann Cahill, Jane Hall, John McGee, Chris Pe- lterson, Joe Wilkinson, Jan Fritz, Cynde Beier, Pam Raney, Pat Errante, Bridget Raney. Junior - Senior Ensemble Row 1tL To RJ: Karen Young, Trudy Slattery, Jodee Reynolds, Terri Grossman, Row 2: Joe Sapienza, Beth Judy, Karen Vanleuven, Dana Walling, Jim Lynch, Tammy Pike, Row 3: Roseanne Rockamann, Mike Crawford, Jim Underhill, Karen McGill, Gorden Cragg, Ann Poor, Chris Rudolph, Chris Kapeller, Chip Luther. Concert Band Ed Albeitz, Kevin Ambrow, Lisa Ashlock, Chris Baum, Keith Bier, John Boatwright, Phil Borgmann, William Burleson, Bruce Campbell, Randy Clark Steve Clouse, Kendall Covington, Danny Crofford, Mike D'Anna, Jeff Demere, Carl Detmer, Dan Dorries, Jeff Fish, Doug Fogal, Sal Francis, Cass Freihoff, Glenn Fuhr, Steve Glascock, Paul Gorden, Tom Gunn, Pam Hall, Mark Hamilton, Debbie Hampton, Hank Harms, William Harrison, Glenn Hartmann, Jay Heath, Paul Herin, Jeff Higgins, Marsha Hodges, Kurt Hoemann, Margaret Hoey, Chari Hoffman, Mark Jackson, Jeff Jones, Don Kaskowitz, Millie Kays, Patricia Kramer, Bob Kroll, Jim Kroll, Robert Lammert, Thelma Lane, Neil Larson, Jim Lauferberger, Steve Longheinrich, Chris Matice, Kathi McCart, Kathy McDaniel, John McGee, Larry Meier, Mike Monica, Dave Moritz, Keith Mueller, Dan Musenfechter, Charles Newman, Sue Norvell, Kurt Paulsen, Ken Pawelek, Mike Price, Jeff Rauscher, Ken Remmert, Steve Ryals, David,Schueler, Robert Scott, Karl Seper, Delmar Shannon, Denise Simpaon, Craig Skinner, Craig Spengler, Matt Struttmann, Ron Susek, Eric Thomas, Robin Tompkins, Bart Truitt, Kevin Turner, Larry Tylka, Chuck Utter, John Waidmann, Jody Walker, Dan Wallenmeyer, Claudia Watkins, Tom Weaver, Dave Weber, Carol Weiher, Tina Winters, Scott Woerner, Doug Yakel. Symphonic Wind Ensemble Row ML To Rl: Jill Klein, Martha Rasmussen, Bev Fox, Marilyn Susek, Kim Gold, Donna Hampton, Row 2: E.J. Barklage, Sue Kobler, Lori Dietrich, Donna Dolan, Carol Farasy, Tammy Earnhart, Carol Earney, Sue Caulley, Dennis Volner, Mille Duggan, Row 3: Lynn Bollinger, Kay Moody, Nanci Moss, Sally Ames, Kevin Boiles, Kathy Bowman, Bruce Knouff, Tom Schlag, Jesse Jost, Mark Weible, Bob Stith, Terry Walker, Row 4: Kathy McDaniel, Sue Oligschaeger, Cindy Jarmuszkiewcz, Donna Milewczik, Steve Saulich, Alan Miller, Greg Loy, Paul Pratte, Dennis Volner, George Bass, 3Todd Jaeger, Walter Ley, Jeff Remmert, Keith Steinrauf, Bryan Wright, Dan Weber, Wes Searry, Row 5: Tony Boedeker, Matt Holliday, Marc Denman, Tim Bailey, Jim Gordon, Mike Williams, Steve Miller. Orchestra Row ML To Rl: Michael Tolbert,Debbie Procter, Peggy Wilkerson, Sheila Crocker, Linda Tate, Cathy Reckerd, Ken Vortmeier, Raymond Shinn lll, Beverly Bretch, Row 2: Hilary Lahman, Linda Metts, Michael Bozada, Barbara Duclos, Vicki Swanson, Cindy Lanham, Christine Colonna, Angie Miller, Susan Wilson, Barbara Schluemer, Robyn Wallace, Carolyn Cox, Pamela lwasko, Kim Hagedorn, Row 3: Lorna Cameron, Susan Norvell, Jeff Markowski, Donna McDonnell, Carolyn Albin, Beverly Fox, Donna Hampton, Jill Klein, Lori Dietrich, Tammy Earnheart, Ron Susek, Tom Weaver, Richard LaRue, Frank Lunato, Terry Blevins, Debbie Thompson, Dave Shugert, Kathy Bowman, Bruce Knouff, Kurt Paulsen, Dan Wallenmeyer, Steve Longheinrich, Mike D'Anna, Jeff Remmert, Keith Mueller, Karl Seper, Steve Miller, Dennis Downing, Mike Duggan, Row 5: Tony Boedeker, Mr. Ivy Allen CDirectorJ, Ken Remmert, Paul Gordon, James Gorden, Not Pictured: Jerry Taussig, Charles Laughlin, Mark Minnihan, Terry Tayloe, Kevin Holloway. O Marching Band Marching Band Ed Albietz Kevin Ambrow Sally Ames Lisa Ashlock Tim Bailey George Bass Chris Baum Keith Bier John Boatwright Tony Boedeker Kevin Boiles Kathy Bowman Sue Caulley Ken Covington Danny Crofford Marc Denman Lori Dietrich Dennis Downing Mike Duggan Carol Earney Tammy Earnhart Kathy Egelston Vickie Fehrmann Doug Fogal Bev Fox Sal Francis Cass Freihoff Glenn Fuhr Kim Gold Jim Gordon Paul Gordon Pam Hall Debbie Hampton Donna Hampton Bill Harrison Jay Heath Paul Herin Jeff Higgins Meg Hoey Chari Hoffman Sharon Jackson Todd Jaeger Cindy Jarmuszkiewcz Jesse Jost Don Kaskowitz Bruce Knouff Patti Kramer Jim Kroll Bob Kroll Thelma Lane Walter Ley Steve Longheinrich Chris Matice Kathi McCart Larry Meier Donna Milewczik Alan Miller Drum Major Steve Miller Mike Monica Keith Mueller Sue Norvell Sue Oligschlaeger Ken Pawelek Jeff Pohlmann Mike Price Martha Rasmussen Jeff Rauscher Cathy Reckerd Jeff Remmert Ken Remmert Julie Robertson Tom Schlag Wes Searcy Karl Seper Kent Shannon Craig Spengler Keith Steinrauf Bob Stith Matt Struttmann Marilyn Susek Ron Susek Robin Tompkins Kevin Turner Larry Tylka Dennis Volner John Waidmann Terry Walker Jody Walker Claudia Watkins Tom Weaver Dan Weber Dave Weber Carol Weiher Mike Williams Scott Woerner Bryan Wright Majorettes Debbie Bock Susan Chandler Tina Winters if .VM X Q if-so-YQ , , K ling N .-'3 ' - ,3Fg:'f.' A W mx,-fm. A Jazz Band A hrloff Row 1QL To RJ: Laura Leip, Terry Walker, Dave Schueler, Bob Stith, Randy Clark, Mark Weible, Row 2: Tony Boedeker, Todd Jaeger, Walter Ley, Jeff Remmert, Neil Larson, Keith Steinrauf, Steve Miller, Row 3: Kevin Ambrow, Wes Searcy, Steve Saulich, Paul Pratte, Dennis Volner, Alan MiIIer,Don Kaskowitz. Jazz Band B .ful 1-Wlifff ' -'I- '-xW, .S af , ' 4ff5'.':: ' '-.,. , f O Row 1QL To RJ: Kathy McDaniel, Tammy Earnhart, Kendel Covington, Matt Struttmann, Vickie Fehrmann, Lori Dietrich, Sharon Jackson, Kevin Ambrow, Ed Albietz, Row 2: Danny Crofford, Keith Mueller, Chuck Newman, Mike Duggan, Bryan Wright, Kathy Bowman, Row 3: Jim Gordon, Greg Loy, Mike D'Anna, Bruce Campbell, Larry Tylka, Bill Harrison. Pep Band Row 11L To RJ: Mark Weible, Row 2: Ken Remmert, Alan Miller, Chuck Newman, Walter Ley, Row 3: Steve Longheinrich, Paul Pratte, Steve Saulich, Row 4: Bryan Wright, Terry Walker, Wes Searcy, Jeff Remmert, Tom Weaver, Ron Susek. Here Magazine CZ? 'f- 'N- 4 15 wil.. 1 QL To Rl: Peggy Kinnison, Brenda Knouff, Kitty Kat, Debbie Davis, Drew Foster, Row 2: Kathy Gallyoun, Dave Hedrick, Ms. Laughlin fSponsorJ: Gintz, De De Carrick, Cindy Arnett, Phil Wilson, Ann Poor. 2 g Crest , ,.'1,,f-nf!-f4'!hWff't ?ML,f. ,,,, ,, , . A , , HM F5421 U79 Crest Picture Identification Row 1 QL To RJ: Keith Paridy CHead Photographerb, Karen Jeske CEditor7, Row 2: Anita Lagow, Mary Frisby, Patty Huffman, Nancy Paridy, Cindy Lan- ham, Tracy Sweet, Row 3: Maggi Andrews, Mark Weible, Dave Wood, Terry Emerson, Joanne Davis QLayout Editorb, Ms. Cissy Lacks CSponsorD, Peggy Martin, Row 4: Kathy Moffitt, Dean Murphy, Jan Stager, Tim Morrison, Mike Watkins, Row 5: Roger Yakel, Bob Edwards, Steve Rowland, Not pictured: Marcia Haynes CCopy Editorj, Lori Weible, Earl Fos- kett. Augusta Wold, Pat Weible. Contributors: Liz Pisarkiewicz and Jeanne Jaromack. Crest - Lot's Of Fun If You're Crazy Hey Maggi, I want a red cover! Shut-up Keith! lt's going to be blue! Tracy, how is the teacher section coming along? ... that bad huh? Anita and Peggy, will you quit doing Po-Pon routines, you're destracting me! Tell Bob and Earl I want to get in on the next hand. Joanne! Joanne! You're going to have to re-do this layout for me. Each time I start from the outside and work to the inside, I end up with alot of white space! Ask Jan to type this page over again, there are a few mistakes. Tell Marcia she's going to have to fit this copy over again, it's seven picas off! Go get Keith, Dean, Kathy, Mike, and Steve! Tell them to re-print their pictures! But Karen, have you forgotten? Today is Friday, and tonight is the deadline! Yes I know, but did you look at the pictures we have now? They're all grey and scratched! Hey, Lori just typed up a page of Seniors without any mistakes! lf she's that good, make her copy editor next year! Where's Donna? She had to work tonight. Ask Roger how big the circles were for his pages, I think I just lost them! Does Dave have Clubs and Committees done? Are you kidding? He still has 29 pages more to finish! Tell Terry she can't leave! lt's only 3 am and she has to stay till 6 am! Ask Cindy to re-crop these pictures please. She did a scalp job on a few of the heads! Somebody better start blowing taps! Ms. Lacks will be here soon and when she sees how much more we have to do tonight, she'll bring out her shovel and plant us all-about six feet under! So goes another deadline for the yearbook, five all together. All of them aren't like this, sometimes they're even worse! f A... ts . , r , . ,QR A-: I' tt M, Scoop ,mln f f W , ' 1 0 of 'Jang W 1 imiu I as Row ML To Rb: Karen Copeland CFeature Editorb, Melinda Schuster CCo-Editorj, Debbie Ragland QCo-Editorb, Ann Heinricher CNews Editorj, Row 2: Kathy McDaniel qiiditorial Editorj, Tina Winters CFeature Editory, Ms. Cissy Lacks CSponsorJ, Pam Raney, Keith Paridy CPhotographersJ, Mike Wakeland CBusiness Mgrj, Tim Morrison CNews Editorb, Jeanne Jaromack CCartoonistJ, Row 3: Dave Sloan CSports Editorj, Jeanne Rolfe Ciiditorial Editorj, Keith Rock, Greg Falk. . A..-.. , ,.,f ,1 C.-if ...Ai 'wp . ' O ' ' :A Jak, A . 1 4 . . ' A.'re.4.:pg,g.'. 'J V .A-W .ar gg Bl .fi X99 , 1 52' L .Af QE ,. -1'. 5' rf' W V vf' , 'T A-fl ' .. 53' 9181 MOI!! rltn l N Km dem. l , . , is T JN'Q E Many new faces are on the SCOOP staff this year. Although, the people are different, the dialogues haven't changed. Tim is still being teased about his hair. flt's said that he gets all of his journalistic talent from ity Ann whispers that she knows a secret about the music dept. but won't say a word unless it's off the record. Kathy and Tina tnicknamed the Siamese twinsb are doing each others work. Jeanne is begging Dave for Girls' Sports coverage. Karen is working on another investigative article. Dave is searching for more sports pictures. Keith is saying, You don't understand. I do all of my woek outside of class! Greg is asking why he has to do the articles nobody else wants. Jeanne is putting the finishing touches on another cartoon. Mike isn't in class. Clt's rumored that he's hiding in the Student Council roomy. Keith and Pam are dividing up the photo assignments. Two for you, one for me, two for you, one for me ....... Melinda is describing another one of her editorial cartoonideas,while Debbie mumbles, I quit after the next paper and goes back to her needlepoint. Ms. Lacks says l'd like to go on the record saying ...,. The atmosphere changes, though, the day the paper comes out. We wallpaper the room with SCOOPS and stand back and gaze in awe and exclaim that it's the best paper of all. Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1QLToRJ: Peggy Winn, Karen Gebo, Missy Margreiter, Sue Ahorn, Ann Heinricher, Wendy Thomas, Row 2: Laurie Wing, Sue Jenner, Peggy tarnp, Diane Dwyer, Lisa Scherer Row 3: Karen Richards, Julie Kemp, Jackie Crenshaw, Karen Taylor, Cindy Pavlovits , nil EH . f T ini 'S .. iz. stigma iv Qt we -1' iii ,Q X M. v. 'is is wp g- ,,,'. X 31 .. . .V 3 This past summer the Varsity Cheerleaders practiced twice a week and attended NCA Cheerleading Camp in Springfield, Missouri at Southwest Missouri State Uni- versity. While at camp they won four blue ribbons during competition and three spirit sticks. The third night they were allowed to keep a spirit stick as one of the highest awards given. In October, they conducted a clinic at Bermuda Elementary School and judged at their cheerleading tryouts. In order to raise money they had car washes and bake sales. The money went toward camp, uniforms and the float they entered in the Homecoming Parade. They did their best to promote school spirit and had a lot of fun. Math Club Row 1lL To RJ: Mary Nelson, Bol Neubauer, Barb Schleuemer, Scot Stainbrook, Vivian Civili, Chuck U1 ter, Ray Shinn. Row 2lL To RJ: Mrs Judith Leonard CSponsorJ, Rand Daming, Chuck Laughlin, Chri Shew, Miss Marcella Winn CSpor sorb, Linda Ragan, Wendy Clark. Weight Training Row 1iL To RJ: Coach Steve Ma troianni, Randy Daming, Maj Horstman, Chuck Laughlin, Chri 1 C Shew. Swim Team Helpers Row 1lL To Rl: Vickie Fehrmen, Sallie Pullie, Debbie Shank, Diane Kramer, Linda Lagershausen, Elaine Collins, Mary Rosner, Row 2: Maureen Mulvihill, Carolyn Whitehead, Donna Dreyer, Marie Fernandez, Valerie Chouinard, Patty Lockmann, Julie Mooney, Row 3: Lisa Ashlock, Renee Meyer, Terri Grossman, Sharon Melsch, Linda Metts, Anita Lagow, Sandy Schierbecker, Sue Brengle, Becky Ferguson, Debbie Wessel. Majorettes Row 1iL To RJ: Debbie Bock, Susan Chandler, Tina The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote good sports- manship, school spirit, and support all athletic events of McCluer High School. We lan and prepare all activities for Homecoming, which is our big event of the year. To raise money, Pep Club members have bake sales, egg begs, car washes, etc. We decorate the M-3 Lobby with red and blue streamers and banners to recognize athletic events played at hom throughout the year. After the fun, excit- ment, and hard work of Homecoming, Pep Club has as its goal to remain an active group for the remainder of the year continuing their work on raising funds, service pro- jects, developing a new Constitutio, and promote school spirit at Winter!Spring Athletic events. Pep Club President:Sallie Hollenbach, Vice-President:Tammy Pike, Secretary: Tracy Bodenschatz, Treasurer:Pam Ahlert, Homecoming Chairman: Denise Seymour, Sponsor:Mrs. Bonnie Weitkamp, Toni Adam, Sue Ahorn, Carolyn Boden, Karen Britton, Tricia Becker, Annette Bradshaw, Debbie Bruyette, Vivian Civili, Elaine Collins, Karen Daming, Toni Delia, Diane Dwyer, Sue Dooley, Stacey Fanazzo, Carol Farasy, Julie Foerster, Laura Frey, Pam Huke, Chris Hays, Donna Heuser Karen Hoermann, Sue Huellinghorst, Jeanne Jaromack, Belinda Johnson, Sue Jenner, Sherry Krout, Kimn Korman, Cindy Kruessel, Linda Logershausen, Margie Lauko, Magaly Lee, Joanne Mircsov, Amy Miller, Angie Miller, Lori McCulloh, Peggy Martin, Renee Meyer, Mary Mossinghoff, Mary Nelson, Patty Oberle, Kim Oberbeck, Colleen O'Neil, Cindy Pavlovits, Janet Preusser, Mary Rosner, Debby Ruzensky, Cathy Ruzensky, Cindy Ramsey, Karen Secrist, Lisa Scherer, Leslie Stewart, Roxanne Sparber, Machael ennie, Sandy Schierbecker Kathy Schaefer, Sheila Stark, Robin Segall, Carol Tooley, Terry Taylor, Sandy Tyc, Peggy Wynn, Ann Wallenmeyer, Debbie Bloebaum, Denise James Tammy Kitchen, Mary Lunatto, Beth O'Brien, Sue Rector, Sandy Ward Pom-Pon Row 1QL To RJ: Kathy Hardie, Jackie James, Sandy Ward, Sue Kobler, Karen Secrist CSquad Supervisory, Toni Delia CPresidentJ, Sharon Sevier Cmascoty, Mary Lunatto CHead lnstructorj, Ann Wallenmeyer CSecretary-Treasurerj, Monica Egan, Cathy Ruzensky, Jan Fritz, Donna Dolan, Row 2: Danette Wootten, Maurine Loebel, Karen Copeland, Tami Allman, Sandy Schierbecker, Shiela Stark, Sue O'Brien, Kim Hagedorn, Kim Korman, Beth O'Brien, Cindy Ramsey, Sue Huellinghorst, Debbie Bruyette, Sue Dooley, Stacey Finazzo, Beth Parrott, Jilon Sevier, Patty Oberle, Carol Farasy, Row 3: Lynne Medearis, Magaly Lee, Kathy McDaniel, Lori McCulloh, Annette Bradshaw, Angie Miller, Jane Temple, Sue Brengle, Sue Steinbecker, Kim Terranoua, Linda Metts, Debbie Ruzensky, Margie Lauko, Paula Sumpter, Jill Ens, Debbie Pohle, Barbara Bailey, Paggy Martin, Joanne Davis, Row 4: Toni Adams, Roxane Sparber, Barb Hoehn, Mary Frisby, Dana Bonn, Terry Tayloe, Romonia Norfolk, Anita Lagow, Jean Jaromack, Sue Rieser, Nancy Thiemann, Mary Whitener, Renee Meyer, Kathy Schaefer, Margaret Paull, Anne Allgood, Augusta Wold, Teresa Higdon, Linda Lagershausen, Janet Preusser,Not Pictured: Nanci Moss. - ....-ii.-.. ..... 1.-l D mmm S 133 4 A Flair For Fashion Fashions And Moods Hey, what coIor's your mood ring now? lt's purple, I think that means I'm on fire. I see you got some new toe socks, pretty wild. Yeah, seventeen different colors, they glow in the dark, and there's room for six toes. And how do you like my new jeans, I just bought 'em. They've been pre-washed and pre- worn by six people. These are topics commonly discussed throughout a day at McCluer High School. Fashions play an important part in most every- one's life. People's personalities are revealed by the way they dress. Food for thought: Do you dress like your peers do to be accepted or because it is what you really feel comfortable in? ggi 3 s M31 wh' -Q' ,, I dl if 4, Q 'bv ,Z i im a if if L '2 ' -mme m,AM,,.,,. McCIuer Is . . Teachers And Students 40 141 4 -w-,gm--v-A 1 1 f ,. ,MJ H- 4- ,fx sw. 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A X 1 : . 1 ii SY K EA S Fi vii :D Paula Paul Mike Carolyn Counts Courtney Covell Cox 2 e, wmqqaq Sheila Bob Brent Karen Crocker Cunningham Curia Daming ------- Michael Darrell Steve Sally Daniels Pugh Davis Declue Sophomores 'S' Larry Sue Debra Linda Q y e ,. , if r Q rr H M3 U Jeff Pam Demere Dennis Sally Sandy Dokmo Dokmo Dennison Dieckmann x x 1 si S il ig QE R we wg Gene Linda Debra Mary Dorenkamp Dotson Dougherty Downe if X f--f is it gg R Q 1 fs.. in Tim Dragovich i ' f ,, . e.,.. f QQ 1.i -1i.1 I 1 Ti V? -Q' ' N im Ll Y K A Brenda Dudley Dave Debby Dunard Duncan I i Jim .John Tim Brian Dussold Dussold Duvall Dwyer ks Q L, - ti b Gala Cindy Easley Eberhart K -- R N- :Q iA,: A V :.'f'lEr A Qik ' . K Dale Eisele th i Richard l Sophomores x H.. 't d .5 Jill Karen Lynn Debbie Cindy Sue Ens Ernst Eversgerd Fahrig Fain Fallert Sandra Vickie Lorena Marie Sandra Bill Jeff Farris Fehran Fels Fernandez Firle Finney Fish xi Vii., F , .k :T 3.1 - A V 13 .. if x , ' X i n .1 ' ,.k..::. ? Q MaryJane Jill Duane William Charles Marsha Robert Fiavin Fletcher Flynn Foeller Foerster Fowlen Fowler p.. flk ' 1, 'i iii Il-Tx K- .J K 'L 2 - it Sal Sonia Robert Laura Kim Glenn Ron Joan Frapolli Fredericks Frey Fritts Fuhr Gable Gallai 204 Sophomores ..,. . i gg X - 5' ' 2 x 1 all If , r fix Michael Gannon To A Stuart Bob Garrett - ,- im K 2 MEX i 2 Cindy Gisburne Gittemeier if NWS -if Mitchell George Ruth George ,l.. .F ' Q ' Allen Glover Mike Godfrey Nancy Gore Barb Gorrien if Ev 4 G x:'k ', Q 1 E. Michael Gruender wil.. fi 5 Tommy Gunn Debbie Guethler We Q Q l xv t Q v 4 .Q Joan Haefner Lillie John Gray Gregory if S Alfv' i ' ng Judy Ricky Guibor Guinn Q Ei t gf. 5, X Q3 if Randall Hahn Debra Hainz f l. 1-:ee t o n N , 2, 1 K 'N A elt ' if ' .,. Q f ,Q J k Ernest Hainz X Christina Hake . J. 2 ,. J we-lHm.,g' 1 ' s k me ik- 2 Q kr K i 1-.1 E. X' il I K' 4 X T. . i 5 y N. L ,txg Mark Hamilton Steve Hallock me . A 4,3 i . X N xg. CX ' x Y K ga Debbie Gilbert Bob Goeddel ' 'fn fc y Nb I ,rf N ,.. cet Kenny Gilltrap 'W i.iii W X X Jeff Goff 1 iili t ,it,l .. 11. km it tiik - +3551 - xi li J. fp .in 1- ,B iii K K I F E Seletha Gilmore ' Q me ge t 'eng X 35 , X M, GQ? , Doug Goodwin 1 .f Jim Gintz Mary 'lie it g , If J yy, A .y ,eu rfl fi, ' ii.-rf me-FO' Sophomores iQi..NMm: J Q - C X . .- l I '--f2 5 Qix H S2 George John :Mfg- ' xx Qvxhfgk wig? 7' 'T' 1 X gk lHeath Jay Sherrie Car ,K Vt f 'Ns 1 x Bill F i , 4, 5' t f in fo .Qi . Judy Hampp 11: 1- . Valerie Hanke X 6!3 ga Glenn Cheryl Paul Harris Harrison Hartmann Hash Hastings l Jill Mary Kim Heim Helton Henigman Hennenhoefer f 5 v ..,,,.- Q, 3:5 l ,.f 1 is . 1ti .tt . Q --X pf h, ' . ,-- . . x. R x 1' R A 5 Q V i wxf ,:.. ff .Q .:k, . .. gj 1f.1f i m 1' .f E 1 Cathy Hicks Teresa Higdon Jeff Higgins 5, g ittii 5 . ., L ' N, Nancy Becky toffman Hofstetter Carrie Holtmann N li: ..ii 1 Sim 3 5 Qff? sf Lvl ::'i .il -z': in '-H l as f ew i Henson J it - ., l f 'if' H I vt . it A A Airs' W . i H me Q ' - krck.: if X. -E t . f Y- 'W-3 K2 , ,i uw V Neil Janet Karen Hilke Hinch Hoermann Glennon Debbie Jeff Horack Horne Howe .sy A Tim Hauk - L, N. . ' V T , K 4. , f 4. I Donna Heuser Meg Hoey N X s K . rv. S 1 eq 'iq 'K 4, -, - ., Jeri Ricky Hampton P Q NW 1 Nr Q sv 'Q X X Q ,, 5 X-ef Cindy Hanlon Chris Hays X N lsgg 'F 5 . N, ,Q Q' gli? ,Q . w Doug Hibler Janet Hofer i 'af' .- 3 - .wif Tom Howell Huellinghorst 206 i 1. ti Wayne Kim Huffman Hughes Pamela Brenda Huke Hunt W c uuu,ee , R kg ' si Q '- P is x gp! it x , as eeue B , Rick John Pam Kelly Theresa Karen Joan Jill Hunt Hutchison lwasko Jackson Jacquemin James Jarmuszkiewcz Jaro .M A - N: . , Ks., R Q X . f Rf Debbie Morton Joyce Ken Beverly Daniel Jeff Roy Jenkins Johns Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Jordan if J 4 R g 1' J it i , ' vii. V3 fl is5i, g,' f. is Q5 W y Terry Scott Scott Michael Mike Angela Bobby Bob Joseph Kaiser Kaupas Kavanagh Kays Keen Kellum Kennealj K.. . , N by 'yrs' 5 fei it V Jim Donna Kandy Joe Diane Rick Rob Jim Kenny Killian Kiss Klingler Kloepper Kohler Kohler Kormar Sophomores 1? . h wy Qi Stanley Greg Patti Barb John Kostecki Kraft Kramer Krese Kress . S f it V ,t b 1 , S Q L Ts3icf,J s Debbie Jodey Russ Linda Amuel Kuessher Kuhlengel Kuhlman Lagershausen Lancaster tsss or by - gt' if if 7535 it 'sw--.v--A-t ff iw' Margie so Lauko Fred Lenkman David Long Qw-Q fi - I K x g: , Q55 y - 'matt iff I 1. -'Q' ' .Sf z., r J 6 Tina Lunatto Melody Kroeker N A xv ,I y 5 Thelma Lane Magaly Lee Antonia Lentini Sharon Lucz ttM..4f attii Diane Lunn ffl y N! y igh W I 4 R 'MMV Sherri Cindy Krout Kruessel Cindy Richard Lanham LaRue Q N t tit 5 N- Sally John Lehouillier Lemp 'I iff is 1 ., L lm., Jeanine Kenneth Lewis Lindsey N Hal Frank Lueking Lunatto i I 1 'l i c i , Denns Dougms Lynch Lynch O 208 Sophomores Jim Russell i Macklin Magruder 3, Y , v M 3 . vw 49' 4 Therese Alane Maire Malin i SMC .f., 5 'nfs - M D K '- 1- ' Cindy Gina Gene Jeffrey Mark Pamela Becky Chris Malone Marciante Marella Markowski Marquardt Matheny Mathis Matice 'F sgfi fa David Leisa Dale Marie Dan Patrica Walter Lori Matthews Mayberry Mayo Mayo McCabe McCarthy McCasIin McCulloh i John Ronald McDonald McDonald Ken McCullough Donna McDonnell ,KE ss -is 1 tii ' CCLK '-- ,JL it A A fa ff , 1fit5f N wo5f??3i Lynda Vicki Rick Lawrence McNames McRae Meahan Meier 'li Joseph Alice Kate McGowan McGrath McLaughlin v iii? v. b Karen Christina Sue Meives Menke Mercer Bob McMahon Jeff Metzler r f 2 Jim Janice Meyer Meyer X Lori David Miller Mincher ' Scott Mike i Mitchell Monica Jo Ann Paige . Monte Moore Phil Mary Mosley Mossinghoff Kathleen Donna Narens Neff it . ,4x Sophomores Jay Mark Marshell Pat Amy Dennis Meyer Meyer Meyercord Miley Miller Miller .. 6- YN Thomas Jim Joanne Brian Eric Nancy Minnihan Minor Mircsoy Misuraca Mitchell Mitchell 4 X i Curtis Joanne Monnig Monroe Dave Rosalie Moritz Morris Keith Kelly Mueller Mulline Lori Mary Neff Nelson Mx,-l. N 209 Sophomores Melissa Leanne Kathy Tom Romona Debbie Patty Nevins Newman Noble Noonan Norfolk Oberle Oberle Karen Kathy Tammy Nancy Tom Mike Cindy 0'Brien Ohearn Oleski O'Leary Olson O'Rourke Osterlund Chuck Oxenfeld Larry Beverly Pagoria Palmer Steve Beth Bill Parks Parrott Patterson Kirt Ken John Paulsen Pawelek Payeur . 'xt .-- lm Barry Martha Donna Pedersen Pender Perkins Jan O'Brien 25 'il f eytyy tyylelt is Steve Nancy Paridy Margaret Paull Bob Payeur Mark Peterson it Sophomores Ken Daniel Petralia Phillips Kathy Theresa Phinney Piel ' T 1 T Toby Debbie Laura John Dave Linda Lee Laura Pilgrim Pohle Pollien Pratt Price Price Puttin Quint Debbie Ronald Janice Jeff John Ken Chris Paul Iahmoeller Randell Randolph Rauscher Rayner Reckert Reiners Reinisch Q js 1 L K t :iff . ,r 1 , 1 ' all f , f' Ken Mark Bob Christine Robert Terry Colleen Cindy Rernmert Reynolds Rhoads Rhoads Riley Roberts Robertson Robinson Kristy Mark Chris Tracy Lynn William Bill Timothy Roderick Roper Rosner Rowe Rubin Ruhlman Russo Ryan 5 1 4 l 2 Sophomores 3, L ii Mary Dann Steve Mary Becky James Cindy Don Saak Sachsenheimer Sage Salant Sammons Samson Sanders Sanders Tamara Kirk Deborah Kim Scott Curt Joe Sue Sanders Sayles Scanlon Schaefer Schaeffer Schatz Scheck John Barbara Bill Debbie Schlereth Schluemer Schnettgoecke Schnelting ' n fr ' ' 3 ln. NW nl Mary Thomas Charles Patti Schmuck Schneider Schroeder Schumaker 'S K s ll i S , is ss V Carla Robin Timothy Jan SGBIS Segall Semar Senseney Karl Debra Delmar Kathlene Seper Shank Shannon Shaughressy - So homores l Y 5: Scott Mark Smith Snead Matt Mary Kay Sloan Smith Barry Janet Craig Scott P Nancy Kathleen Shenk Sheperd Kg 'gt Cathy Craig Simms Skinner L, tt or L ' ' ,Q , .fait 1f 'i1 S - I ' 4 A -Q L - t, x . Steve Leo Lesley David Snyder Sobczak Spafford Spahn Julie Tami Dennis Sue i Spain Spegal Spengler Stainbrook Stamminger Stamp Stanton Steinbecker Cary Lisa Kathy Susan Curtis Kem Leslie Ivan Steinmetz Stelzleni Stephens Stephenson Stewart Stewart Stewart Steyer ir 1 - A, Dennis James Teresa Brett Lisa Paula Ron Patrick trassburger Straub Struttmann Stubblefield Stubblefield Sumpter Susek Sweeney 213 214 Sophomores Tracy Sweet A r it fi Stephanie Kathy Tanner Chris Thiele I Carole Tooley Raymond Tucker Mark Linda Tansey Tate Patti m Eric Thierheimer Thomas Deborah Pete Travis Trent T C T .,, 5 Sidney Suzanna Tucker Tucker Tabaka Kris Carol Dave Laury ' Taylor Tebeau Tebeau Tempel Deborah Valerie Phyllis Teri Thompson Tillman Todd Todtenhausen 0 ' . Beverly James Bart Jerry Trotter Truesdale Truitt Trupiano -'lr i . . 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'sl I - Kerry Christine Vickie Mike i Ward Warmann Wasielewski Watkins Tom Weaver i Rita Weber Diane Webb ' - L Lynda Weier Melody Webb Carol Weiher Ricky Weber Mike Wente 2 216 Sophomores Jim Weiss 14 '- ' k:,: 'h 5 59' f Mary Whitener Pam Sherry Whitaker Whitworth rr ,, 1 I ' ii' 2 i :ff W Thomas Rhonda Peggy Curlis Kathy Kennth Lenora Philip Wholdmann Wilder Wilkinson Williamson Williams Williams Williams Williams i li 3 rrll'1f rll s rlr W l,,i. lssl S S eilrs Q ., i t eli 'iili iii Tammi John Peggy Susan ' Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson Wolz lsssl . l ' lfiffiifj Egfg P M. of .W Dave Sharon Danette Gina DoDo Wood Woodring Wootten Word ' Wynne ! S lll l Roger Dale Susan Shirley Bret Yakel Zanner Zickel Zieres Zimmerman ,J +. M..- x I ,l 1 X c I 1 , , f 1 1 N. w Evaryfhinq You always wc1n'l'ad +o kno aboul' M 9 lu X I II I I I , , W. 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', PA me S 219 220 In the past nine months as members of the Crest staff, we decided you, as a stu- dent, would like to express your point of view. So, we took surveys, made esti- mates, and averaged percentages on everyday questions. Who are the worst drivers in school? Clu r Goa How do you rate the cafteria food? What's for lunch? How does a teacher feel at 2:36 o Th Poles 'I could .say somefgttmg . but I Wonit . Whole du idea. was ti-66 C Lets pick anyway? '7 up 0. date 77 ffguess jf begfd Question Student Teacher Administration 1. The ideal of the doesn't sleep isn't truant student Is: opposite sex in class 2. The best commons my own office aid class Is: 3. The ideal absent me one who sends teacher is: progress reports 4. Favorite trees, teacher's air conditioned place on triangle, lounge offices campus benches iqgtfieeryg 6 p ,, i gi SORRY, NO PHOTO What do you think of the Crest? Believe it Or Net! Believe it Or Not Believe it or not . . . but everyday strange and unusual things happen at McCluer. You don't always see them in action but you hear about them in your next class. For in- stance, did. you know that only last month ea girl was sued for malprac- tice operating on a cat? Did you hear about the bandit that stole everything out of the lockers in one night? And another example is you reading this section . . . what do you think this is, commons? l Believe it or not but Guidance isn't closed '1' 5 1 ,, 2 fy f' AQ A, . 1 - M 'l 'p A . if gjdofmgsa ' if , 'I W' Ne. 5 4? l i Believe it or not but this was once alive 3elieve It Or v if: , Q f .. 3.5 Q Not! Believe It or Not' ' I B ': i U l elieve it or not but this boy can't find is bus :- Wag M Believe it or not but he's advising an ant 1. -7 Believe it or not but this girl is really stuck up Believe it or not but they are best friends .... Believe it or not but this teacher hasn't eaten in three days 2 fig nce upon a time . . . there was a school vilxaifffif called McCluer. Found inside the school were the usual things: freaks, jocks, teachers, desks, principals, books, and a few normal folk. A usual day started at 7:55 and ended at 2:35. An Ek 4 X unusual day also started at 7:55 and ended at 2:35. Each morn- ing the an- nouncements came over the in- tercom LOUD and LOUD Qit could be under- stood if you stood 10 miles away and spoke Yiddishj. The food in the school wasn't the best in the world: in fact there was a rumor about a pipeline running from the chemistry labs to the cafeteria. Going to the john Cusually after Iunchj was almost impossible. lf by chance you did make your way through the halls, because of the smoke you probably couldn't hit the pot if you tried. Speaking of the halls, it was said that a Swedish movie producer sent cam- era crews to do some filming at McCluer. After the school day was over the students enjoy an overcrowded, bumpy, bus ride home. Then they looked forward to an evening filled with cops, doctors, and bionic people and even managed to fit in a bit of homework during the commercials. 'f 4 . X . iv- . -1, - . 6- 5 vt i i I 1 I , Oo l,l,.QX lv' 9 la I 9i I Z 8 E A45 Hello Student, We're here to say good-bye to Everything You Always Wanted to Know About McCluer. We're overjoyed that it is over and probably so are you. We hope you've learned a little more about McCluer. lt's been fun but now our social life is non- existent because of what we missed - many wild parties, home basketball games, hot dates and sleep. We'll remember all of the hard work we put into it when we're 40 years old and still not married. Thanks again 9 ESG' 95 YESKGEAKBQQ oitttki Nm, 22 J Lx 1 District Administrators Lucye Belue Assistant To Superintendent Curriculum ., .... . : ., , 11 ',-1 A 'Q lx A ti 1 Joe Cox George Frederickson Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Robert Fritz Administration Plant Administrative Assistant 2 Kathryn Midyett John Wright James Sallade Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Advisory Specialist Elementary Education Community Relations S S 3 3 2 i l t t l Warren Brown Superintendent z 1 , l Q 2 E P 3 r a Paul Koch Assistant Superintenden Personnel muh James Taylor Assistant Superintenden Finance s S S 2 Q E S Henry E. Prokop Assistant Superintenden Secondary Education Principals Giles Blair Assistant Principal William Emrick Assistant Principal Roger Bredenkamp Principal Hazel Maxwell Assistant Principal my ig. N Floyd L. Sweeney Director Ray E. Howell Vice-President Dorothy Cunningham Secretary Board tl EK '9i w John O'Guin, Jr. Dallas lmbeaux James Poor Assistant Secretary Director President cr' Education 229 230 Phyllis Albright Bob Allendorf, Fred Crouch Guidance Richard Barker Career Occupational Program Dotty Bollner Business Ivy Allen Music Art Helen Berger Guidance Jennifer Beebe Art Duane Bibko Drivers Education Margaret Borgmann Ellen Bowles Home Economics Foreign Language Joanne Brawley Sharon Bryant Science Secretary DeLois Buckley ' Social Studies Ellen Chamberlain Vivian Christman Guidance Home Economics Jim Burnside 'A if Guidance C Elsa Cook Social Studies Posey Clarke Sandy COOPGV Science English 232 Chris Davidzuk Math Mike Curry Math Don Dippold Business w... f Q g T i ii V LM 'nk I V ,,i, , in e il gl i r 'ti '- in il' W , i . i x ll ui MA ' , John Denowski Suzanne Fey Social Studies Teacher Aide A Teacher ISZM ... a person who is trying des- perately to rid the world of ig- norance and realizing at the same time that ignorance is a more powerful force than he, an individual who cares about students. someone who enjoys as- signing homework. N. f 32 'iii 'WJ . Vernon DeWitt Science -. ' i . SS: Ellie Duffy Secretary - Scott Francinl Stuides Karol Frederichs Home Economics Joyce French Steve Fulbright Business English Peter Glass Larry Griffin English Social Studies Q . Richard Gannon l English i i John Hanan Sue Hanan Sam Hastings English English Physical Education 4 Clara Hartwig Myrna Hauser Magazine Room Cooperative Education ' . K, ' 23 234 Beverly Hayes Librarian Dorothy Hollenbeck Physical Education A Teacher Is a free wheeling, razzle, dazzle, dude, off the cuff and on the stuff. one who is fighting the im- possible. ... someone who gets paid for tell- ing what they know, or don't know. f : ' f .-un x 4 -, , , , ' Q, fi, 3 f V Lovice Holland Social Studies Mark Hoffman Gifted Program, Student Council 3 , if Mike Huddock Industrial Arts Eva Horn Business N' is' Dennis Hunt Barbara Huffman Industrial Arts BUSHWGSS 1 Larry Jacobs Industrial Arts Susan Jones , i I Q Robert Johnson . M atb wr t qi Jean Karr Art English f Nina Kenyon Allen Kesterson Social Studies Driver's Education Ruth Kopp Frances Krueger English Home Economics Robin Johnson Librarian Bill Kendall Industrial Arts Lucille Koester Home Economics A Teacher Is an actor. . . . someone who wants to share hisfher eduction with others. . . . a person who goes crazy at night after teaching classes all day. . .. someone who can help when you don't know what is going on. ... a figment of the imagination. . .. an individual who relays knowledge to students. l A r 2 236 'x 3 J' , if Y , K , kr ,K If ig :gp L iff Cissy Lacks William Lally JOUFVI-2liSI'l'l Career Occupational Program Sam Land Business Judy Leonard Math Earlene Lawrence Secretary Judy Laughlin English Y. X sss 0... Sherry Lile Math . s..-.f Fraser Leonard Majorie Livingston Art Physical Education Ruby Livingstone Business Richard Maddox Social Studies Cora Mabrey Business Steve Mastroianni Physical Education Rose Maschek Reading f Wah when Y, X Q fi. 4 ' ,t i yi, S Ns, -7.4, , i 353 3 Ruth Meily Art Guidance Richard Morris Fred Makler Foreign Language l 5741 V L 3 . Donna McKee Social Studies Don Mulch Math 237 1-wg, . . fs is xgw' Q if M- -H f' 3' . V K Q , f - ,f.. wing, f!l' is F -was K ss Q 1 K S , 1 . sz-f-sa : ci Y ri kew- - -uf: . .i we XM, , u f S ' R Anne Radloff Bernadine Ratliff Survey of Careers Social Studies Phyllis Munger English Linda Rogers Secretary Fo re Connie Reeds Secretary Mary Janet Ruff O J Joann Riojas ign Language Aide I gn' Q l fishy Randy Rowan n English Russ Sainz Laura Rugger Social Studies Trade Occupations English 1 Martha Peistrup Florence Phelps Reading Foreign Language di . ,K If ii L. if S 7 5 E as C ii Ed Pierson Audio-Visual Mary Pitliangas Karl Phillips English g -3 Si t , . - . G . il' Science I Herman Proffer Art Jean Pohtos JoAnn Quigley Secretary Business Education Marje Saiter Home Economics A Teacher ls a walking mechanical machine that yells, talks, and assigns home- work. an individual in whom the stu- dents can have absolute trust and confidence. ... one who is here to save energy, because hefshe heats up the school with hot air. 39 240 i 5, i Jane Sapp Social Studies Ron Schnatzmeyer Audio Visual Charles Seilnacht Industrial Arts Herb Schettler Dorothy Schlueter Cooperative Education Secretary s-.wa-weqwnv Ralph Signaigo Drivers Education Diane Scollay English Jim Anderson Guidance Karen Smith Physical Education ----............... 1 E, a lf' .5 I A K New u.,, ,. ,, AV 5, Ak ,my if HM, .,,.N ,I -3 U . E r.. Ae' in f P Z, ,4 j P ,, i 1 433 A' V U y n? It I E, ., , 'E , i X 9 A .M ,M , , . Y V -r'..E f , , .7 M '4ni.:,.A my Q H , U 5 1 ' R .5 ww -- fi. in +f f .L -. '- -. ., ' ' .L ,, d d E Edith sobin S i E 12'A E , , X , A Music ' , X J .1 K, , A VVk4VV E If lg -f . Sylvia Stancick Physical Education kc.. was ' ' -ff , ' A A ' George Sweet ' X English I Ken Taff Physical Education Orley Townsend Ed Tschannen Math Physical Education Joe Stiens Social Studies Jimmie Teichmann Librarian iiii Q, as ,,a5-1-slit. ,, ' ef' f A R if-. wfg 1 1 g A is JI J Dorthy Wade Secretary 4 42 Bonnie Weitkarnp Business Joy Wallweber A Bertie Wiley Special Programs Dirvers Education Z E 3 Ig 3 Q1 ff hw ,W tw-za .Sir --v,, Marcella Winn Math Florian Windisch Social Studies James Wetzel Social Studies Bill Wolfe Physical Education . Charles Winscott Marcie Yeater Dennis Zorumski Drivers Education Social Studies English 2 3? 'L f ' E2 Lorea McCalliseter, Fran Laramine, Ruth Bateman, l.eona Hedrick, Gre- ta Mantel, Jessie Hamilton. , M Y , 1 f , . X 3 A v L 2 g I w 1: QL To RJ Ann McDonald, JoAnn Mundt, w 2: Florence Kreutz, Elnora Tooley, Lolita rlan, Florann Westcott. mwah, N4 24 Mary Brown, Clara Ley 55 F ,. i f i N i Fowler, Joe Huddelston, Security Guards L-9 'R ' ww f' i W' ,fig , 1:f' 1. F As , ' f J 1 i l if i Loretta Tibbles, Doris Hunn, Anna Mae Hale, Penny Begley, Deloris Schuler, Jean Russell Barbara Nenrick, Jo Schuette. Maxine Parkes, Lois Garrett, Esther Kues Elmer Gennete, Head Custodian Ei W A JI fibfi X ,xxx Q Ki fx Qt' ,Nl Mark Kopp, Steve Levine, Joseph Lawrey, Bill Clark, Roy Wisniewski, Dave Mack, Daryl Keen, Mike Griggs, Jim Stanley, Anthony Bommarito Row 1 CL To RJ: Javel Kramer, Alice Hierlbert, Row 2: Ruth Abuechin, Chuck Straussner, Randall Barnhart, Fed Rasche, Carl Crossin, Ed Branhof, Warnard Millerman 243 244 'F gf' as r. Q Wi f -.. .,,, ff.-1-Q . .- 1. . I E .. Aww.. . gs. I :xi K f A ,W .,- , ,K lv an 5.4 3 ,.:. ' ,-.1-...,-1 - ff, ' . 3 -,KA F, ,I K 1, H l. aa 5 J Q :- z Le t - s ? 1 fi f 4 I ou lg, girl X. t fr f . ,, U 1 '15, 1 S --Q ji,..W- goo s N 4 24 o FWZ! M, ,Q 5 if! -83. ,WW 24 4 ,M .f .. xx :I 'Ill A' V' 24 50 , . . ' A 'x ,iw . as 11 V- N sk M . I - ' . e X va 251 W1 I rf., .-nd'-EK ,..4-4 'V' 1 .ff 'anv- 3 1 7 Q, 71 ,.. ,K-VM Y' by , fi'-'R ' 1 V 'A , 45O'-iyz , usgikff 253 4 ' rl,f :f ,f ,W W, 43 ,Q . W 1' X r aww? f a 'Y Aa Jw ,,, rf av . .. I ,ff r.. fr-we k 1 xi Qxx KL 114 Q 2 X if x 4 K fm - - L ' ' -1-QQ- W .AN wah,-., ,-, .,.. 5, S 'L 2 AN. f+.','Ng 1 Y wg Kg W4 11 '4 'E 1 M5 'Sn As the school year draws to its final days, we tend to look back at the events of the year. Events that we thought would last a lifetime fade away into only memories - the memories that will often be recalled, but never again repeated. In our minds those memories will be relived with the same enthusiasm as if they were real once again. Every student at McCluer will remember some event or experience. Possibly they might remember when .. . they were one of thefew students to be cho- sen for the rationed amount of parkingper- mits. ... they went back to their childhood as they sat and watched the production of Hansel and GreteI . girls in athletics had the opportunity to compete in state competition and how this first year competition brought a rewarding exper- ience of being so close, yet so far away. they goofed off in clases and paid the consequences later. . . .Christmas Vespers revealed the true spirit of Christmas. .. . Scoop was censored and through the combined efforts of many people, the staff was able to return to their own guidelines. . . . they turned five different shades of red when they received a singing Valentine. . .. They boogied from nine to twelve at the Half-way Dance. . . the blood bank drained a pint of their blood. they sneaked into the cafeteria without a commons card an how carefully they sneaked the food out without being caught. ... a lump formed in their throats when the Bicentennial flag was raised and when the Music Department performed the Battle Hymn of the Republic at thebicentennial concert? All of these and many more are the memories that will be relived in our minds. The end of the school year is so near and soon we will start anew in the circle of our lives. but with different people at different places, and at another time in our lives. J.R. 2 1 l ' ' i i !Il!ll!II'IllIllllOIlllllllllllIllIllIICIl.Il.llIIllllIIllllIllIllIllllllllIllllllllIllCIIOIlOlllllllllllllllIlOlilllOllllllllllllIIIIIQIlllllllllllllllllllllllll 5 Q 5 A 2 ! Q E 5 Q 5 Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q 5 5 5 5 E Q 5 Q Q Q 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q E 5 E Q 5 Q Q 5 Q Q Q 5 5 5 Q 5 5 Q Q 5 Q 5 Q Q 5 5 Q 5 Q Q 5 5 Q 5 5 5 Q Q 5 5 5 5 5 Q Q ' 5 5 Q Q Q Q Q 5 5 c ' Q Q Q The 1976 Crest Staff would like to express our apprec 2 2 2 tion and special thanks to our sponsor, Ms. Cissy Lacks, t 5 5 5 American Yearbook Company: especially Jim Combs, Do Q Q Q Busch, and Helen Wachter, Vincent Price Studios: especia o o o Sophie and Philip, thefaculty and student body of McClui the parents of the Staff members and all others who ha , - - helped in the production of our book. - Q . 1 alllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIICIIOIIIIIQIIQIIQIIQS l T. 's -1 'st .. I YI Q' 'I ,-' 1 U ' . rv- 1 4 fy 'K .'?'l.f-x' ' 'vi 3 Y ' ' 6 1 f3f :f fbi 4 f11.'5?7 -'15 N5 ' S 'ff ' K. , 0 901' l 'Y df I. VV- -'P ,'. ' . ,,'. 1 '., f -V - '--, f .au x , -Q Y, all , K., ' fin Q., QQ.. ' -. 'fl v .farm nv- . . I . ' 7 ' 0-'Q 1. 'I T 7 NY ,, , ' 4, 1 X ,fy --Q.: t P Q . . , .. .nh-U, g 3 X QM- .sr MCT-f Qi f 1 15.5 SW-f.' -P -1. ' . ' az.-1 '. . 'In1VI'e.mo ,dm V , ff 13 x 'jr h,',- . .5 cf . - . ' a ' -f Verlis Goleman' ' v - ' 5 f Mrs. Posey Clarke , ' ' 5 7 S - V - 3' D ' 'li 'n Q X'-I I ,la 'I ' ' ff- ' eff ,J 4 , ,. - 4 . 5 '-' - s.. ., , J., , . ,ff ,. . Y' 5 5 L 1- A 'if V - ., s 1 i - -.- 'X ,L 'Hz 'A' ' F. e Y ' Q F K . J .Q ' Z-Rf ' 'sr v X 8 .. ' 'Q' . , 0 5 . N hm , q- . Q s s s 4 V- ' X ' fvxfw ' -- Q . '49 ' wk' ' . HVJA 'D YQ, . 7 Q '- 7.35 If 1- --N .- -- ' ' .. 5.3. g ' ,Ty I' .N , -aw - . ' . Q I XJ X., . I E F. 1 xl '. 5, 4 4 . ' ' ' n .- I i .. o i -ff ' In Memory of Mrs. Posey W. Clarke . . . she was a friend.- . . . . a giver who gave everything of herself to her friends . . . a woman who cared about you, no matter what happened. . . . a mother who shared her motherhood A with more than her family. . .. a wonderful human being who will be remembered in many hearts. i Keh . . . a teacher who was more than a teacher, , , --, X W - - 259 0 Congratulations to the Class of ' White Mullen Mortuary Ferguson Lewis 8. Clark MEFICFIFITIE BRFK NOW AT 2 LOCATIONS: 700 Brown Rd. St. Louis, lVlo. 63042 731-7000 AND 2885 Netherton St. Louis, Mo. 63136 314 - 741-9100 Best Wishes from Your Friends at Plaza Madrid Dairy Queen 13141 New Halls Ferry Rd. at Parker Rd. and Dellwood Dairy Queen 1412 Chambers Rd. Z VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP B I of dv ' Diamonds Set And Jewelry Repaired In Our Store Don Henefer jewelers 921-3001 512. 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