Pembroke Hill High School - Raider Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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,I-, -,, A MA RA UDERS SECOND PLACE Front Row: Skip Bird, David Burke, Terry Magady, Chris Wetherill iCo-Captainl, Frank Moseley, Kevin Kissinger, Don Hall. Back Row: Mr. Smith iCoachl, Bill Boteler, Bill Reid, Ted Greene iCaptainl, Tom Ruddy, Mark Masania, Joel Eisemann, Walt Dietrich. ff? .1.g:'ff 1:f'a .-11, :aa-, .. 5'-2-.S+ , A . 1 1 f T. , . -:iii 5 ,nyqf -3, 4, Qvlsgjb :A j VA if-F ' Zz ' .QQ11 f'? i , SL 4 .wif em? 1 3.. 3k,L5..lf,,3 ,. si -sm A u , . f -'-'e - ,- ' , , . KJ, .,- an 4, , ,. - -. ,i . ,l. ,,,,,,-5,. 'gif' L kc ,ik ff' 'Lf-' Ngo ' ' .:, ' if F W ' , -V 4 '- .,1,':' .-fi' -. A 44 Aw? B1 ,A 5- i V , J W . A Vx '- JL., :Ag J.. if,-V5 - Q, - - ki Q 1, 1 - s New ' ini v ' - A. ,: , v .- - -pddl' 1 bw- Ku , i - 5 ',' 'Uv if uf., 3- L - ., A QQ' J .J A ...... ' :J ' 1 . ti: ' ' in ' 2 4 ' 1 !1. 4f':' 7 J -iq, 'ff if flfi-we '1B?'rs:w.: f qi: if '-L' J . 'I' ee ,A ' Y' u X . L 1 ' W 'X X Y -Ml! x u , -A ,ne-frm' N , X ,. ig, Y E+ , w lL L W ,, ., . .f - - .1 ,ig -.yan 1:24-1-J' Y wit X if 3,-P xx l Q1 ' V fj f 5 2 f- 112122 bl 5 -'K 'W 9 X , g. ' I - , ' 7 R lf' 1 if- ff' A E A fx .. In if , ' kv fy! is 'P ' ' ' J f A 2 f p ff v. -- , . . nh lg I M. I. H A A' lr I' H if 5 ' -. . .,-5175 5 ,Q ,B I F. ,Q we ,, T- Q. , Q Q3 .P ' - - sefzfvi- Al- A-5 -, In ' : -v9'g ,uma -Y ,A 4 Ng. - hw., I . . .615 - .. , . ef ----... -1. , 1 'ft , J 1 Seventh Grade Football TROJAN8 FIRST PLACE Front Row: John McGee, John O'Hearne, Bill Horn- beck, Jim Witter, Tim Metzler, Mike Shaffer. Back Row: Mr. Scalet, iCoachl, Brad Luger, Fred Bartlett, iCo. Capt.l, Kevin Tobin, Ralph Lewis, iCapt.l, Jim Allain, Jim Smith. Not Pictured: Bill Poser. 1 . - A VENGERS THIRD PLACE Front Row: Steve Stoops, Ted Kahn, Mark Dehner, Keith Phillips lCo-Capt.l, Bill Berkley lCapt.l, Joe Beatty, George Leiter, Kelly Robinson. Back Row: Mr. Badger lCoachl, Don Carlson, John Rees, Bill Hornbuckle, Matt Mrkonic, Jim Biggar, Chris Schupp. CRUSADERS FOUR TH PLACE Front Row: Brian Crockett, Jim Flappan iCo-Capt.l, ' Donnie Atha, Gib Keller iCapt.l, Jamie Barickman, Bryan Milstead, John Ruth, Nolley Vereen, Charles Mag. Back Row: Ken Tobin, Joe Casper, Peter Pow- ell, Mr. Donnely lC0achl, Craig Kelly, Jim Gottsch. 63

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inth Grade Football Won 5 - Lost I Front Row: Charles Kline, Web Thompson, Todd Threatt. Third Row: Mr. Hicks lCoachl, Frank Shelden Morgan, Joe Tobin, Steve Kintigh, Jim Levitt. Second lMgr.l, Todd Atwood, Mike O'Do wer, Steve Wodlinger, Row: Scott McMichael, Tim Regan, Scott Schwartz, Ben Stark, Eugene Malcolm, Rick Green, John Wait Henry Eager, Ted McGrade, Steve Case, Wayne lM9f-l, MF- Phillips lC0achl. Eighth Grade Football Won 4 - Tied I Front Row: John Stark lMgr.l, Jim Sight, Rich Noah, Rick Ballou, Bob Busler, Rick O'Neill, Jim Thompson, Bob Flappan, Charles Bailey, Hank Deaver, Stu Bishop. Second Row: Rob Schneider, Matt Sherman, Rusty Jones, Cliff Jones, Duncan Gibson, Tom Deacy, Twig Byers, P.J. Johnson, Randy Grubiss, Gordon Atkinson, John Davis. Back Row: Duff Tilson, Ted 62 McDermand lMgrJ, Jim Walden, Greg Morgan, David Owen, Greg Stewart, Bruce Kemp, Frank Ferro, Tom Rieger, Charles Sosland, Phil Huxtable, Bruce Birenboim, Preston Longino, Carl Hertel, Phil Kemp, Brian Ritter, Kevin Wood, Mr. Meyers lCoachl, Mr. White lCoachl.

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liront Bow: Kirk VWlliams, George Barton, Dave Wood- Allen, George Mrkonic, Chuck Brookfield, Robert Eisen, flfly, BW Chester, Bob Twibell, Jerry Woods, Delbert Kent Sutherland, Mr. Jim Ryan lCoachl. Field. Back Ro w: George Pierce, Rich Cronemeyer, John Roundballers Take Fourth in State .. JFK Center Chuck Brookfield outstretches his St. John 's rival in the early moments of the game. 64 The Raider basketball team of the 1968-69 season pro- vided Pem-Day fans with their most exciting and satisfy- ing season since the back-to-back state championships of 1956 and 1957. This year the roundballers won the class M regional championship and went on to place fourth in the state competition. Throughout the entire season the strong point of the team was their defense. After experimenting with several forms of defense, the Raider five settled on a tough man-to-man defense for most of the season. Junior Co- Captain Chuck Brookfield led the Raider offense with an average of about 20 points and 15 rebounds per game. For his effort he was named to the second team All- Nletro squad and to the first team Class lVl All-State team. The other Raider Co-Captain, David Woodring, was easily the best outside shooter on the team and the team's sec- ond highest scorer. The Raiders finished with a 21-7 record with winning streaks of 11 and 7 games. The Big Red lost their opener to highly rated Central, but came back to win three in a row. The Raiders lost their next two games to Olathe and Paseo, but again came back with a stunning 11 game winning streak, defeating such formidable foes as Rockhurst, Hogan, and then undefeated Fort Osage. The team suffered another setback when they lost two