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

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Ready for action, Brian Schaeffer and Mike Mueller chase down The ball during a home game. Silly grins cover The presenT soccer Tigers and Alumni faces before The sTarT of The Alumni vicTory over The varsiiy Tigers on Homecoming clay. Narrowly saving the ball, Mike Sfolzer displays his finesse as The ref checks The play. Knocked senseless, Phil l-lagemann re- gained consciousness afler halflime, as Teammafes Rob Harmon ana Sfeve De- Francesco walch over him. Wrapping his ankle, Mike Mueller pre- pares To go inTo The game, as Coach Robben walches The aciian on The fielal. Soccer -

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eTreaT To The woods gives Team uniTy obben develops a Team wiTh new sTyle To play varsiTy soccer you need loTs of exTra money! ex- plained ScoTT LiebenguTh abouT This year's moneTary exTravagan- za. This year Coach Robben, The new varsiTy soccer coach, broughT The Team TogeTher in a number of differenT ways. They purchased UQuieT RioT jerseys and a soccer book which helped Them wiTh The inner Game of soccer. The Team drove To Black River for a Three day reTreaT. ln addi- Tion To regular pracTice sessions They floaTed The river and had mediTaTion sessions. Wild isn'T The word for our mediTaTion ses- sions. They were more like bi- zarrel said Bill Berberich abouT The Trip To Black River. This Trip helped in preparing for The long, hard season. IT was a hard season for The Ti- gers. The Team was plagued wiTh injuries, Don Lingner reinjured his knee, Phil Hagemann was knocked senseless several Times, and Tom Allen broke his hand while proTecTing The goal. ThaT isn'T including everyone else's bumps and bruises acauired dur- ing The grueling season. AlThough They had some rough Times, They did have a few brighT momenTs. STarTing The season ouT righT, The Tigers placed second in The Suburban SouTh League Tour- namenT. 'iBeaTing Rosary one To noThing in The CYC TournamenT was auiTe riviTing, reflecTed Mr. Robben. Tom Knese and Chris PiaTchek were The leading scorers, and Chris PiaTchek and Jay Bayer were The mosT consisTanT players, as sTaTed by Coach Robben. CapTains Mike STolzer, Chris PiaTchek, and STeve De- Francesco led The Tigers To a 9- 42-'l season. Mike STolzer replied, 'lWe had fun and mosT of The Time we goT The job done. BoTTom Row: Tom Allen, Bill RichTer, STeve Moore. Second Rowi Craig Nall, Brian Schaeffer, Kevin Helfrich, Chris PiaTchek, Doug Drysdale, Dan Brinkmann, Tim Loeffelman, Rob l-larmon. Row Row: ScoTT l.iebenguTh, Bill Berberich, Phil Hagemann, Mark Simokai'Tis, Tom Knese, Mike STolzer, STeve DeFrancesco, Mike Mueller, Jeff Evenson, Jay Bayer, Coach Robben all - V. Soccer

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WW Contemplating future moves, Jeff Even- son awaits the ball for a play against Park- way South. Anticipation mounts as JV Tigers wait for the call of the coin with Parkway South. 66 - J.V. Soccer gt Bottom Row: Troy Lepper, Todd Whitfora, Bob Haraester, Don Staten, Jeff Weis, Mark Engemann, Brian Joachimstaier, Tony Daher, Jeff Smith, Jon Dolan, Joe Miskovic. Top Row: Phil Bail, Steve Kilburn, Toad Duggan, Bob Bush, Chris Knese, Bob Lofton, Jeff Evenson, Ron Maurer, Chris Griffin, Coach Brannon