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

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dlenTed buT undwdre of Their skills omorrow's vdrsiTy grdbbed for The Top NOT enough ployers, Tough schedule, no Teom depTh, lock of enThusiosm, blind refs? Whof is This, ideos for o foofboll excuse shirf? No, noT reolly, The previous sToTemenTs ore dcTuol responses To The seemingly pereniol ques- Tion, whoT hoppened To The JV foofboll Teom This yeor? Sophomore wide receiver, Denny NichTing, suggesTed Thof boTh squods hod l'The row TolenT To win, buf when iT come To gomes The young Tigers jusf couldn'T puT iT Togefherf' As o moTTer of focT, The opposiTion hod o nosTy hobiT of ripping Them oporT. The sophomore ond fresh- men Teoms, under iron hond cooches Reidenhower ond HeiT- monn, Clork ond HesTer, respec- Tively, hod o combined record of 2-'l3-fl, one of The wins coming on o forfeif. DespiTe The dismol record, The inspired Tigers worked ouT enfhu- siosTicolly nighT ofTer nighT unTil dork. The grueling prcrcTices, prompTed sophomore copToin Brod Boumunk To piTifully cry, 'iWe worked our buTTs offl AgiliTy drills, Tockling sides, ond windsprinfs were The sTondord rouTine. When iT come To wlndsprinTs, The freshies were miles oheod of The pockg for eoch poinT They losT by, o windsprinT wos de- monded. ThoT con meon o loT of windsprinTs. The procTice offer o defeoT by consideroble morgin con, cis frosh copToin Ron WhiT- ney gosped, lVloke you feel like you're gonno die. Even if The fooTboll seoson isn'T so specToculor, There moy be ci brighT side. lf The JV Trock Teom con lure These some oThleTes, we moy hove o bonofide winner. J , T W is , ggiq -W. 5 ,?,g g b T T l-s 1 g i i -23349 s zzf 2f'T24ff 153, Q J or as b f syq A K- ,,i,, 2 ,gf T' -'T 1-2 , if ssi ' . sz. . .,, 5 -1- - J Q-New ,, BoTTom Row: Don King, Devin Ploesser, Borb Andrew, Keifh Pickles, Jim Yorbrough, Rob Welker, Kim Toylor, Cooch Clork, Cooch l-lesTer, Rhondo WhiTney, Crolg Fouss, CurTis Cook, Kevin lvlorelli, Joson Wiley, Bryon Wucher, Lowrence Toylor. Second Row: Glory Bollinger, Rod Seogo, Scoff Frozee, Jomil Rona, Dove STieffermon, Chris Goo, Ron Whifney, Rob l-loog, Dove STefl, STeven SieberT, ivory Toylor, Kyle lVlcCloin, Greg Boker, MiTch Hope, Terry Ryon. Top Row: Edgon Afkins, C-Berry Aulboch, Bob ErnsT, Bob Louer, STeve Torquine, Croig ProcTer, Mike Dooley, Jim Irwin, ScoTT Thomos 62 - J.V. Foofboll

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hree wins highIighT Tough sedson igers Tom P Th Hysferio roced Through The crowd. Clenched fisfs roised high in The dir signoled The Triumph fi- nolly obfdined offer o grueling overfime bdffle on The gridiron. Ookville hdd jusf ovenged The 4982 blowouf in The onnuol Ook- ville-Mehlville foofboll gdme. The vorsify foofboll Tigers down 'I3-O df The holf, come ouT rooring os Don Lemkuil Threw Two Touch- down posses To Tie The gdme, I3- 43. We were bummin', com- menfed Doug King obouf Brion Rinck's field gool offempf soiling jusf wide wiTh I2 seconds remoin- ing. Thof depression quickly chonged inTo inTense excifemenf os King coughf The winning Touchdown poss on The firsT ploy in overfime. The Tiger defenders, shining un- der The new Iighfs on The field, preserved The 20-'I3 vicTory by holding bdck The Pcinfher offense on four ploys from 'IO yords ouT, I G CIN STS Them, excldimed Rob Jomes. The Tigers held ouT Thdf gome for The vicTory, The second of The young seoson, buf couIdn'T meef The chollenges of The nexf six Tedms ds They sfumbled Their woy Through d six gome losing sfredk. Ulf we would hdve pldyed like I know we could, we would hdve done o Iof beTTer, observed Scoff Pinson, cdpfoin of The Tiger squod olong wiTh Two seniors Bri- on Rinck ond Mike Menendez. Go ouT ond jusf do your besT, requesfed Cooch Robidoux from The sfdrf of The seoson. The disop- poinfing record of 3-7 reflecfed d seoson of deferminofion ond Tedm spirif. The gomes proved To be more of d leorning experience Thon o winning experience. The Teom findlly puf Their lessons To- gefher in o 'I7-43 win over Eureko in The finol confesf of The seoson. Sfeve Cocos summed iT dll up, AT Ieosf we ended if in The righf woy. knew The defense could hold , T . L I ls. .... .1,, . QZTZQ ' .T ',,, ..... .. W K .5 , - l . .. , - W fs T X K1 : 1 'i PM ' T . . ' . A . - f - . C 1 Vg Monogers: Sherrie Dye, Amy Enrighf, Chris I-Iollddoy Firsf Row: Jim Reinheimer, Don Lemkuil, Sfeve Cocos, Doug King, Sfeve I-iorfon, Mike Donze. Jeff Fronkowski, Dorryl Jenkins, Leroy Dell, Mork Boker, Don Horfon, Rcimon Cusi, Brion Rinck, Rdndy Schleicher, Ken Schoefer, Tom Bommorifo. Second Row: GOTY Defrdncesco, Don Loeffelmon, Jeff Boiley, Scoff Pinson, Seon Duggon, Jeff Turlingfon, Rob Jomes, Dennis Gibbs, Chris Froncis, Todd Suedkomp, Doug Weldele, Don Jones, Mike Menendez, Tom Irwin, Jim Lowson. Third Row: Sfeve Hendrix, Eric Aulbdch, Joe Husgen, Tom Dollus, Mike Engel- monn, Cooch Jennings, Cooch Robidoux. Cooch Amrein, Mike Moore, Dove Dubois, Kevin Hounker, Doug Wilson. Tim Broden Vorsify Foofbdll -

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Boffom Row: Mike Haighf, Bill Volker, John Poepper, Krisfi G-ibbar, Kim Briehan, Sfeve Weida, Ken Florian, Jeff Le Vec. Second Row: ClenT Pullen, Ron Oberkirsch, STeve Akley, Mark Heveroh, Coach l-leifman, Dan Braden, Mike Shorf, Brad Baumunk, Sfeve Zonner. Third Row: Kevin Koesier, Sfeve Bamaukis. Fourfh Row: David Groves, Sfeve Doyle, Dennis Nichfing, Tim Barfon, Gary Friedmeyer, STeve Winkler, Greg Welch, Jason Clifffon. Top Row: Lee Lenzer, Dave Drooley, Todd Tieman, Joe Aarons, KurT Morgesfer, and ScoTT Fisher. 2 ki Intense looks cover The faces of The Freshman Team as They silenfly lisfen To an inspirafional half-Time Talk, Downiield sprInT by running back Chris Goo se-Ts The freshmen offense in mofion. Scrambllng Tiger defense sfops anoTher Ladue running back cold aT The line of scrimmage. with a sigh of rellef, freshmen KeiTh Mor- elli and Kyle McClain head for The showers afTer anoTher grueling pracTice. J.V. FOOTDCJII -