Oakville Senior High School - Tiger Paw Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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olfers Master The Green The golf team at Oakville is not one of the better known teams, but it is certainly one of our most victorious teams. Even though golf is knovm as an individual sport, it does take more than one person to win a match. Team effort was the main rea- son we won our matches. Our wins didn't rely on stnctly one person to do all the work, ex- claimed Bret Jansen. This year's team had its fair share of talented and exper- ienced players. We have a good, young team this year, and it looks like we'll do even better next year, speculated Curt Wi- chem and Brett Donner. Each ? Kellams, N. Cimo, K. Knopf, R. Malon, Coach Jennings. g bfzli ff- 'f. ,J ll VV,,,, X- The fact that we have several 'V.,Q11f. r talented players helps our team a lot. it fft f lgggt lt's not a one person effort. player used their determination and loyalty to reach the goals -. they set for themselves and the 1 team. Dan Johnson added, l go out on the golf course everyday and try to improve my score. Not many people realize what hard hard goes into becoming a good golfer. Golf is a rewarding sport. l can enjoy intense compe- tition while being in a relaxed at- mosphere observed Rick Ma- lon. Since only two Seniors are if , J -fi gk. 3 y, graduating this season should - ti 5 , i V X ,, -'.',s,5ft5f1, -f.'- , Q3 prove to be just as rewarding as f f y this past season was for the golf ' team' 'U 1 . - MW J J mwwltlw .Q T' . B. Jansen looks on alter teeing ff. CI3. liellams attempts to putt. S. DCSCYIICI' C0l'lCCflh'3t6S on hitting the golf ball. Bottom Row: Descher, C. Wichem, T. Duggan, B. Donner, B. Jansen. Top Row: F. G0 227

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Row 1: Coach Petty, J. Moeller, S. Valle, D. Leupold, M. Kilbum, T. Janson, ll. Jarvis, T Mathias Saving takes 3 praqtice stroke Godfrey, M. Saving, N. Wendl. Row 2: D. McNamara, M. Labin, M. rlubbs, D. Klocke, rl during wami-ups for a match. r l .--....,,,, Webb, M. Robinson, B. Turkovic. fi. 'iff' ff' I .fir -, f . W i z? nan , JR 1 --3? -1 5'2:f,f,f'. f' '- in-'.r?ir'ffv,,' fp .gyagrr elf , is r I . ' 2 . .. ZW 2 - 7 2' gn Q . 5'--f, - 'T .2 -. .. I ' , . fi is Q , : ' V 1 f v ,V Q2 i , fx.. gy i 4 as it if . T - ' if liilr Y 1 I. -f V fff' . p S f J 7A . ' .9 'A KT' 'it ' Q '. if if 1 ' li .,,. M y 'gs W It ,VVV L N . ,L -3.5, V, Q H nf , a W Q if Q. if T ' -if' 5 -'i ' M .1 ' f F' -q-iff? Ji' S ? 'm 412 5, 'V EI' WW' d van tage Oakville ,Nxt ,. A ig.. The Oakville Boys Varsity Tennis Team came out swinging, plac- ing first in the Boys Class 4A Dis- trict Tennis Championship. Dis- trict singles champion Howard Jarvis placed first by defeating teammate Mathias Saving, who secured the second place medal. The Tigers were represented on the doubles court by the combi- nation of Norm Wendl and Jamie Moeller who took the doubles second place finish. Being in existence for only two years did not bother the Tigers. They proved to the district that experience does not necessarily build strength. l think we really did more than what was expect- ed of us, we only lost two match- es, and that was against Ladue 226 - Boys Tennis I l'm glad we play such a tough . schedule, then we really get a chance to find out how good we are. and Clayton, said Miguel Labin. These teams are just a small taste of what the Tigers took on. I'm glad we play such a tough schedule, then we really get a chance to find out how good we really are, replied junior Don Leupold. The height of the Tigers season came late, as they tied a state record by qualifying three entries to the State Tournament. How- ard Jarvis reached the quarterfi- nals at State, eventually losing to the retuming state champion. There wasn't anything else we could have done: l was really proud, said Jarvis, who was later named a Post-Dispatch Scholar Athlete for the 1986-87 school year. W Howard Jarvis follows through on his left- handed foreamr shot during a match.

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iw wg fi W, V 'Q 'W I 'F , . l ...rm Dancing to the music of the Bob Kuban Brass Band, Doris Groves and Ken Wil- hite share a special moment with each other. 228 - Senior Prom Prepanng to Join the buffet line, seniors enjoy their elegant surroundings. Aniving at the Breckenridge in their WP limo, promgoers receive the red-carpet treatment as they embark on an evening of romance.