Pattonville High School - Echo / Legacy Yearbook (Maryland Heights, MO)

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PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS 28 Hazelwood West 14 14 Ritenour O 28 Normandy O 6 Hazelwood Central 21 14 McCIuer North O PHS 14 McCluer 16 14 21 12 ' ' 10 13 ' 22 PHS PHS PHS Hazelwood East Ruvervlew Oakvllle , ,... Q Q 'X tisfg 1 z 1. A Plrates break the banner as the announcer calls their names B John Norman voted flrst team all conference running back headed toward 1 103 yards for the season C Joe Walsh attempts a pass against Hazelwood Central E First team all conference defensuve end Randy Long returns a fumble 33 yards for a touchdown gave the Pirates an inside threat.,D. Scott Teter, second team all conference quarterback, 29 Football

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LEGACY BEFALLS BUCS Pattonville seemed to be headed for greener fields as the 1978 season rolled around. ln fact, the opening game proved to be the upset of the week. The Bucs could do no wrong as they bowled over their first three opponents, Hazelwood West, Ritenour, and Normandy, obtaining two of the three shutouts that were to be tallied in the course of the season. Hazelwood Central and the demise of the Pirates came in the fourth week Both teams sported a 3 O record and the game was picked to be the premier of the year ln front of an overwhelming crowd which included photographers from both large St Louis newspapers and a camera from Channel Two News the Bucs suffered their first defeat With Homecoming two weeks away the Bucs bounced back to a 14 O win over the McCluer North Stars As per tradition the Homecoming game was played in the mud However traditions are made to be broken and with a mere 5 seconds left on the clock McCluer pulled off a 16 14 victory Hazelwood East saw the Pirates record fall to 4 3 so they looked to Riverview with the hopes of pulling out a winning season With a 12 10 Oakville however recorded the final victory and the Bucs ended the season 5 4 victory, the record was upped to 5-3 and a guaranteed winning, season. Front D Sona J Hull T Thornhill J Mc Clellan J Norman N Wolfe B Glose R Long R Hummel D Bohlmeyer A Hogg Second B Baker S Reynolds K Ryan S Teter D Lorts R Allen R Keeton T Hunter ,M Lewis D Bergen K Lientzel D Arnsperger Third T Sater B Zoellner S Stanfleld M Brookman L Matthews B Barrett T Hamil K Emert T Fox A Ratliff D Shatto J Janoski Back J Shafer K Micheals J Jones M Lyons J Brown J Walsh S McGruder T Folkerts M Ratliff M Chedester P Gerdes J Marlotte NS K ' L,,,1 Football

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7,12-x ' 2 ' l,w: lL3iij5l5f ' ' ii A When your record :sn t perfect thlngs don t always go your way Scott Teter v s voted second team all conference klcker B Flrst team all conference defensive guard Darrel Bergen called the signals for the defense all year Ray Hummel 75 was voted second team all conference defensuve tackle C Randy Buhllg helps demollsh the ball carrler D Joe Walsh dlves up the middle playlng off the block of Rlc Allen 61 flrst team all conference guard E Kurt Emert goes after a lost ball Field condltlons were not always the best F Randy Long discovers he IS ln the wrong huddle Dan Lorts who was voted second team all conference center can be seen ln the back of the huddle G Defensive back Lee Matthews covers a Rltenour recelver H Todd Thornhlll makes the play agalnst Hazelwood Central I Brlan Glose reads the block of Matt Ratllff who was voted second team all conference offenslve tackle J Nlck Wolfe looks on as Scott Stanfleld and Todd Thornhlll colllde ln msd alr trylng for the Interception ' 1 - 1 . , . vu . . , . - 1 1 1 q U I , , , . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 30 st,t ld s ltly ff UR