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

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Confemplafing his next move, Craig BeiTer seTs in mofion his srrafegy during chess pracfice. Skating Iogeiher Io celebrate another goal, Jon Bauer, Mark Pefrovic, John Mor- Ton, and Gary Tiffel will savor The Team's playoff appearance for many years, Acfivifies - 57

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Standing to propose a new idea, KoThy Horfmonn shows her inTeresT in foreign no- Tions aT AFS meefings. Dancing To the beai of a German drum, some Germon Club members disploy Their fesfive mood of Homecoming. oing sTrong wiThouT school funds roups recognized Ookville's hockey Teom, behind The leodership of cdpTdins Jon Bouer ond Mork PeTrovic ond The scoring of Deon Monroe skdTed To iTs besT yedr yeT, enjoying o 40-8-2 record ond on oppeor- once in The Mid SToTes qudrTerfi- nol pldyoffs. Once we hiT The ice, iT's The fons ThdT mdke us go, remdrked senior Mdrk PeTro- vic. The Germdn Club, led by sen- iors Eric Aulboch, Henry Grdsser, ond Vicki HdrTmonn, consTrucTed Their Homecoming flooT ond vis- iTed museums ond hisToric Ger- mon churches in The ST. Louis cred. Sponsoring The onnudl Ookville MdlfesT, sTudenTs inviTed fomily ond friends To enjoy d nighT of G-ermdn food ond music. '18 sTudenTs will spend d week wiTh o Germon fomily ond on dd- diTiondl Two weeks Touring differ- enT ciTies in G-ermony. Ms. Wdddock, offecTiondTely coiled T'Frdu by her sTudenTs. sponsors boTh The Sermon Club AcTiviTies ond The sTudenTs of The chess Teom. CopToin Jon Groves ond Teom- mciTes borely missed The pldyoffs This yeor. Pdul Wiegond broughf home The Teom's firsf Trophy in The SLU TournomenT. NexT yeor we hope To moke The ployoffsf' ossured d confidenT Ms. Wdd- dock. AFS sponsored by Ms. Mdupin. devoTed iTs Time welcoming AFS sTudenTs To Odkville. These sTudenTs prove money cdn'T reploce Their moTlvoTion ond enThusiosm. IT is evidenT in dll The vcirious dcTiviTies These clubs presenT, from our own liTTle Moi- fesT To Ookville's very own Un- derwedrmon Jon Bduer, whose speciolly designed T-shirT senT rowdy hockey crowds inTo cr fren- zy of ldughTer ond cheers. These specidl clubs keep going wiTh speciol energy from speciol sTu- denTs, endbling OHS sTudenTs To choose from o wide ronge of in- TeresTs. Q mes! s Tl wif'-'+w..n ' i s s SN' k W kk .. s

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XNEH MAGIC TCJUCI-I Cheers from The Oakville fans fill The air as The scoreboard lighTs up anoTher Tiger vicTory. Numerous amounTs of fans come To waTch and cheer Their Team To vicTory. ExciTemenT of compeTiTion and sTruggle wells up in boTh The Team members and The fans unTil The The ouT The dis- The final seconds Tick away. As fans and Team members file of The sTands, The glow of lighT bulbs in The scoreboard play vicTory or defeaT. IT is Thrill of vicTory ThaT makes sporTs so popular, buT along wiTh vicTory comes defeaT. A defeaT puTs a denT in The Teams record buT aT The same Time gives The Team an added incenTive To work even harder aT pracTice, Therefore, making Them beTTer prepared for The nexT maTch up. Chris Francis says, AfTer a defeaT, we sTudy, im- prove, and learn from our mis- Takes. Learning how To Turn a 58 - SporTs Division defeaT inTo someThing good is a skill acquired from playing sporTs. Skill, drive, and dedicaTion are needed when playing a sporT. DedicaTion To sporTs is evidenT wiTh The Oakville aTheleTes. NOT only do we see Them sweaTing iT ouT aT pracTices buT also we see Them on Their own: lifTing weighTs, jogging, or jusT sTreTching. This dedicaTion carries over inTo The aTTiTudes of The aTheleTes. WiTh a win, The aTheleTes are pleased ThaT all Their hard work has paid off, buT if defeaTed, Sean Dug- gan says, 'TIT makes you crabby and affecTs your homework. SporTs have someThing for ev- eryone wheTher iT is playing on The Team or jusT cheering The Team on. AThleTics are a major concern for many sTudenTs aT Gakville. Kim Klocke summs iT up wiTh her feelings, SporTs are school. ,... .. .. i sg , T X 1 as Q. X , T, Qs .K Qs T is Q S X :Qi 3 K X X X W gm Qs, ,, , SQ? is . - s ii . 4. ss , ,W 530, ww , ,I ..H, 2, 12.51 -I -2 ssmfisfeiwi-Ni-was 4 - 5sssv32?xwfEf3i1gs?QQfsfsifYsff.iANs'F Q:-r.is,sg-gge. F. W V M . . .,,. gf.. k W, K ww' if v s -R 0, 3' rr 'TWT D, sv s T Q' lm K is ,,.. T' We 3553 All f, gg X' .H ,. , ,.. s., ,Q V- ii, ,52 3 siwfasgafs. f- 34 253-Si. .152 i 1.f i.i,i, .,iz,.,,m W.. K1 - X N wr, ,.,.. K... is .sw Y' X ,QW 'ms S ew 9 ,e.Q7rig,S Q Q I X sag X N 1 S-is fi T Sheri . 3, A ' 5533 2-f fi - ' sssi A s W N . X, s was as V . sf ss 2 Msg A .,,., ,s ., .. Q. ig? KKK gg? K L E W gig Sl xs: .s:.eg. -f .: SIL -1. V A - . .SE 'H X?3s : s F: 12533 E WM: ggi WPI ANY-ii'kMf Y ,g,, . .. f -2 M i , E fu -H--MW NWT H X Q f M y .... V' X X X tix .M ., s ,,.,s.,: .. T '.'- 9 5 11 r , , T r mmm i---f . . .. ,. As is l -. .. . ssi- s ss T T T N Rig , ,gs sr X s 53 ss s .T ff, .. gl M , ' .- sf Q , it W 1 ,. . r ,.VV, ,ip - .s W . 1 .X n,,- , ',l, . QS! 1 - N B .im , ,, gsm' Q ww-Us .. J is ss S A 4 W A ks A sf . if Q1 T -fig ,s-' r g s 3. -, eq .'r55sr':.gggff1:g2f,'-'I--2-sa. rgfiwg ,K 9 u m ,-,- M .. .r...f. .. ,. T .5 ss- ., ..,.,. - .. .sf f . we - r fr- 4F W W ' T .rg .. T- . ,, Q ..,.,. p su. ., V- - W. .1 ----s . gs-. sax: . '-ess ' -N - M M . g1Q - .-.. . .. .v-.... :?:-ss:,:..,- ,sg W, 1... ,..,vsxs, .... i ' .gi g .... sss s f.ss:: 6k:- :f sk ..,. 2 lit? Q If. ' Q.. .. - .5 : ' - L. .. 1 : ff ' .G ,,...s,E--s.-:s.- .. ' -swf . , . . ,. ,wssrs V -- .- V Vs, .. N s X L 5 ,W ..,s N ,li qbb , N w e M .. N,,,, , , if-5 ' ., aa -'I .- 'T H SQ' Y si .,.. Y, W - ,, 'swam 3- .,.. esysm, gf 'R um gf --'W 35 ' L .. .Qi ,. 3, . .. wH.I,m:, 'L ,.,. . '.,. I .,': L sf:-' I - .,. se.. W., X - ,. 1 - ' ,,,. :5j,.1.- , Qu v , . My 1. A ... - , , - ' is i . i f H K , --- ' . :' T ..--- ' Q. 15, lgll ssbjtfs' 32: I I . H ,Sz , - f' 4 -- uu ' TW ., ' ' ' ,,.., x n V M -- ' , I s ' - 3, I- 'T ,,., , gi .3 ' 1 ' -, , - . K- 7 I . . . , r I i- ' 9 . Q . 'T T 1 is