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

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ity The Varsity soccer team gathers together before a game against Barstow. 123 Richard Berry uses the library to investigate a problem. 131 John Rippey heads the soccer ball during a contest against Barstow. Q45 Seniors Mark Faber i12l and Bill Doering l61l lead the football game onto the field to warm-up prior to a game against St. lVlary's. Q55 Jeff Job, Jonathan Bidwell, and John Beckman practice reading skills by using sound equipment. l6l Donnovan Dunkley reviews for a test in the quiet of the library. i7l The Senior football players proudly display the shilIegah after crushing the Irish of Lillis. 1 Him 5 Ill fig i V4 by I' v AQ,

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3, Ui Senior Mark Faber discusses game strategy at a football meeting. C21 Mickie Martin takes advantage of a fine fall afternoon by holding class outdoors. l3J Head Football Coach Bob Hicks expresses true concern for the Big Red Machine. Q41 Peggy Kline and Brad Steinbach enjoy one another's company during the Homecoming dance. 151 Coach Ed Quigley keeps an eye on the progress of the soccer team. C63 John Johntz reveals a sincere interest in PCD athletics Q71 The Freshman canoe trip was enioyed by all, including Kent Price and Jeff Sugar. l21 irq sr, as 'F it 1.4 M3221 5 fgzszif 1' u, 'Ja 1 I 1 s. . Introduction 5

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Both scholastic and athletic success had become raditional. We'd been successful in the past, and we txpeoted success in the future. But it was a womentous force in 1978, that enabled students to ixoel above and beyond tradition. Most goals were ealized, a few were not. Most expectations came to ie, a few faded away. Clearly, however, momentum elped keep a good thing going! l'. I yl ,.....inn l41 V161 ISI