Rock Bridge High School - Flashback Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

- or- Cr MUiM dMlU ' ' - ' Y 6 ( ' ' ' r -P i ,. -p ' W - e 4 ' ■ y .y ..- . i ¥ - tr ' V - ,oP ' S . .- - H%. 1 FLAS ROCK BRIDGE HIGFf SCI COLUMBIA, MISSOOFM VOLUME XIII k lo EDITOR- JENNI EVERETT SPONSOR-JOHN MARVIN I TABLE OF CONTENTS Homecoming 10 Fall Sports . 16 Winter Sports 42 Sophomores 52 Organizations, Clubs 68 Juniors 88 Seniors 100 Faculty 128 Spring Activities Supplement THE ONE AND ONLY It ' s kinda weird. If you were a stranger walking in the front door, you ' d wonder what ' s going on. People are reading, talking, eating, studying, goofing off. There ' s a teacher around sometimes, but often not, or at least not visible. Yet. everything seems generally in control. Oh sure, once in awhile somebody gets loud or goes running off somewhere, but ordinarily it ' s quite calm. It ' s an ordinary, hum-drum day in the Rock Bridge Commons. Daily (Inassigned Time. It ' s a successful experiment rooted in the laid-back ' seventies roots of RB, and it works, because Rock Bridge students make it work. BBg m HPBH ' ■ 4 1 Hh (■■i ' j f ■iip v M il L w 1 ■f J H If pBBBT— 7 H ff i T£j|_ li --•- ■ ijy J ,J5Li ||| S I ' i lH is. . jH liV l rvm RB DOT JIc£c( D.dsJlLP ' W J . |i|.|Lj 1 HOMECOMING CLASH DAY I WEEK BUILDING FLOATS , . w. r X. HOMECOMING Homecoming ' 85 was a day filled with colorful events. It began with the drama department ' s skit at the homecoming assembly. Then the traditional pa- rade down Broadway displayed the classes ' floats, the queen candidates, and the band. The final events that night were the game against Moberiy, the crown- ing of the homecoming queen Debbie Mattson, and the annual homecoming dance. 1985 Homecoming candidates: (first row) Lori Kovar. Debbie Matt- son, Carrie Reese, (second row) Gayla Grossnici le, Marci Thelen, Debbie Hamilton. Liz Sulberger. -gsS ' s; iL j m « r jBgmm FALL SPORTS FALL CHEERLEADERS Row One: Lisa Bueping. Becky Cunningham, Debbie Corley, Julie Wilson, Dawn Kemper, Maureen Carow, Lisa McKee. Row Two: Chris deRoos, Kathy Everett, Casey Schapira, Ann Coay, Sissy Miller, Holly Krieg. Stephanie Stubler, Betsy Mehrle. Cheerleading isn ' t as easy as it ioolts. As fans, we go to the various games to see Rock Bridge carried to victory, encouraged by the roar of the crowd and the energetic chants of the cheerleaders. From the stands everyone can tell they are having fun, but seldom do we stop and think about the amount of work they ' re putting in to make their efforts successful. Hours of excercise, memorization of new cheers, and a sense of rhythm combine in the team- work needed to bring the spectators alive. Being a cheerleader means having enthusiasm and ener- gy. And the benefits reaped are important. One learns to work with a team, not unlike the one out on the field, and forms a sense of togetherness with the other cheerleaders. We owe a lot to this year ' s cheerleaders, for once more they have successfully represented Rock Bridge ' s school spirit. The JV cheerleaders smile as they ride down Broadway during the homecoming parade. COUNTRY ' 4 ' 7 ' : FOOTBALL ' 85 . . the best of times, the worst of times Row One- Tom Watson, Darren Riley, David Roberts, Curt Berkey, Dan Ruether, Doug Powell. Dan McCaleb, Jesse Wil- helm, John Day, Doug Day, Bruce Evans. Nat Jackson, Charles Redmon, Jeff Leighton, Jamie Richards, David Schap- pert, Joey Whelan, Randy Thomas. Row Two- Coach Whitney, Aaron Wallman, Brent Glover, Jay Leffert. Scott Marema. Brad Dodds, Gerard Henry, Jimmie Campbell, Sean Clark. Mike DePreist. Jeff Rowden, Carl Hoist, Steve Bledsoe. Rolland Bullock, Lance Gillmore, Mike Phaup, Clayton Grey, John Pol- ly, Coach Devine. Row Three- Coach Henage, Coach Cunning- ham, Mark Hickcox. Paul White, Mike Wagner, Eric Barnhill, Wes Bybee, Tim William, Steve Whitesides, Kevin Klein, Curt Wrisberg. Tom Needy. Mike Burnett. Keith Wimingear, Jud Weece, Erik Larson, Chris Colster, Eric Nelson, Tom Renner, John Walker, Coach McClelland, Coach Oder. Row Four- Ian Griggs, Roger Alley. Brad Jesse. Paul Wobbe, Darren Maher, Brad McBrian, Phil Golden, Zac Leech, David Mauck, Brian Taylor, Mike Sundet. Kent Warden, Gary Warren, Jon Lightner, Brad Meyer, Brian Cook, Doug Harris. ■ A m mm c j L , m BS JH Hj ' HL jKj t I I R I What could possibly be said for a team that finishes 1-8 for the season? How can you say something positive? What good happened? Try this: school records were set for the most receptions in a game, (Eddie Orr-8) in a season, (Orr-26) most receiving yardage in a season, (Orr-400) longest pass play (Alley-Lightner-93) most passes completed in a single game, (Roger Alley-17) in a season, (Alley-76) most passing yardage in a game, (Alley- 256) in a season, (Alley-1062). Besides all that, 68 guys finished the season trying even harder than when they started. They didn ' t give up, they constantly improved, they provided a strong basis for next season. There. That ' s what can be said about this 1-8 team, and you can ' t say this much about a lot of teams with winning records. Good job, guys. GIRL ' S GOLF 1st row: Coach Bob Burns. Gayla Grossnickle. Leslie Pugh. Amy Prather, Lori Kovar. 2nd row: Suzy Ollar, Barb Blanchar, Erin Andrews, Traci Ketchum. 1 1 i l u H y v pss H Senior experience combined with youthful skill helped make the 1985 version of Bruin ' s golf a successful one. Led by seniors Barb Blan- char. Lori Kovar and Gayla Grossnickle with help from sophomore Suzy Ollar, the Bruins compiled a 5-3 record. The team placed second at the Conference tournament and fourth at the District tournament. Barb Blanchar qualified once again for the State tournament and placed second. New Coach Bob Burns said the year was a pleasant experience . He did a great job even though he had to miss more school in one quarter than he has in his entire teaching ca- reer. RMJ Photo by Barb Blanchar SOCCER m riMtai ■M - . ' c i fa, A iH BI IBil S HIv ' ' ' 4j ! lmfe ' ' £ . - - fe-JI H V B ' ■aM|H ' M rSr ' ' Jr ' liiMMMH! ■HBly r i t,M PHH i t fif |g-° £) ' « !f B K 1 9 CT 1 ' ' ' gi P«is i iLz-JlL miJaijIb 1 ' k kH mSm ■P ' xy V P ' w fv W ' k 7 pv % v py F A Hjss ' , Mm yiLft J JP©? s la 9 ftp Row one: Kim Royer, Mark Schlimme, Greg Howard, Jerry Liu. Keith Overton, Andy Bathke. Jeff Brooks. Russ Adams, Jim Hooper. Dennis Griffin, Scott Gunn. Jerry Thelen. Erin Crouch. Row two: Eric DeVenney. Mike Ditmore, Jeff Stile. Mark Curry, Ben Nelms, Lane Stewart, Kevin Johnston. Will Silver, Andy Oblinger. Steve Snydor. Matt Crouch. Kenny Reber, Shaun Irelan, Dan Stubler. Row three: Coach Harry Lewis, Mike Graham. Nathan Jones, Phillip LeDuc. Joel Porath. Steve Mermelstein, Peter Schneeberger, Dan Inslee. Charles Waddill, Jason Liu. Troy Shireman. Mike Harris. Jeff Lampe, Jason Burnes. Sean Stoy, Coach Paul Pitchford. Row four: Kenny Ash, Brian Bennett. Tom Rottjakob, Scott Quinn. SB Hooper, Phil Cox, David Graham, Robert Thomas. Dave Scruggs, Phillip Krause, Pat Cox, Jack Hlldebrand, Bert Granberg, Rusty Walls. Ty Horn. 1985 turned out to be an exceptional year for Rock Bridge Soccer. Because teamwork was strongly stressed throughout the year, the sea- son ended with a record surpassing other previous years, of 16 wins, 2 ties, and 4 losses. As a result of their continuing effort the team brought in two 1st place and one 3rd place trophy. 1) f ' xy V ' iV ■v:- «0 ' -. ' A 4 GIRL ' S TENNIS Row 1 LR- Carrie Reese, Jennifer Hawks. Amy Snook, Cindy Presson, Alyse Hakami. Connie INeedy, Kyri Rape. Michelle Mayo. Row 2- Leah Lear. Ruth Klachko, Liz Sulzberger, Kae Wallace. Courtney Herbst. Julie Lim, Mary Jane Landhuis. Not pictured Anne Frasier. Behind the strength of three seniors and a great supporting cast the Bruin girls tennis team shined once again. Led by seniors Liz Sulzberger, Anny Snook and Ruth Klachko at numbers one, two and three respectively, the Bruins compiled a 10-2 record. The team took second place at the Conference tournament. For the fourth consecutive year the Bruins brought the district trophy home and qualified three participants for the State Champion- ships. The Bruins went into the tournament three-time defending champions but the fourth was not to be. Liz Sulzberger took second in singles, falling 7-6, 6-4 in the final. Amy Snook and Ruth Klachko placed second in the doubles competition. The Bruins missed the State Championship by one-half of a point. Liz Sulzberger finished her high-school career with an incredible 47-2 record which included two State doubles titles and runner-up in singles and doubles once each. Amy Snook finished her outstanding career with a 35-1 record and a State doubles title to go along with being runner up in doubles twice. RMJ Right- Coach Montgomery and Carrie Reese watch as the Bruins win yet another match. Be low left Liz Sulzberger reflects and collects herself between sets during the State final. Left- Amy Snook and Ruth Klachko celebrate their semi-final victory at the State Championships. Above-Anne Frasier eyes a ball in her match against Jefferson City. Photos by Robert Jackson. VOLLEYBALL Row one: Michelle Hoyt, Janie Jackson, Debbie Mattson, Jamie Hobbs. Becki Borg, Cristal Delozier. Row one: Coach Vicki Reimler, Brooke White. Me- lanie Mayfield. Kara Kramer. Stacy Roberts, Alice Fussner. Jennifer Neese, Coach Lisa Holt. Row three: Candy Hobbs, Lisa Delozier, Mendy Sapp, Stephanie Crockett, Tracy Toler, Lisa Whelan. Row Four: Heather Campbell, manager. Amy Laqua, Ann Susce, Kim Fussner, Julie Harvey. Seniors Kara Kramer, Alice Fussner, and Becki Borg helped lead the girls ' vol- leyball team to a successful season of thirteen wins, six losses. The team placed second at the Marshal Tournament, but then f inished first at the District Tourna- ment. They reached sectional playoffs in Springfield, but were defeated by Lee ' s Summit. VOCAL MUSIC CONCERT CHORALE: First Row: Sheila Huber, Stacey Therien, Betsy Mehrle. Maureen Carow, Vicki Roys, Gwen Olson, Julie Wilson, Brian Mar- shall. Tammi Glenn, Second Row: Pam Schukert, Ellen Woosward, Cindi Pres- son. Tiffany Newman, Tanya Dajani, Keri Gilbert, John Rogers, Laurie Wil- liams, Chandra Kendrick, Mary Statler, Third Row: Janet Cricchio, Ed- die Devilbiss, Erin Crouch, Stephine Crockett, Andy Bathke, Dan Inslee, Dann Zumwalt, Missy Landers, Jane Jackson, Tina Olson, Fourth Row: Kristina Schmitz, Keri Voznak, Mike Phillips, Kent Lucas, John Gordon, Dan Krumm, Jim Hooper, Martin Pope, Karen Lang, CHAMBER CHOIR: First Row: Gene RaitI, Wendi Ming, Trish NIcolia, Us- tan Plummer, Judy Boyer, Second Row: Lauri Estraca, Aaron Hunsley, Susie Gilspy, Dana Craig, Kathy Por- ath. Third Row: Debby Nelson. Danny Zumwalt, Angle Lear, Matt Wagner. Lamont Craig, Choruses at R.B.H.S. play an important role in our school and the Columbia community. Choir participate in numerous concerts and contests throughout the school year; singing for school activities, social and other frater- nal organizations, as well as graduation and many other activi- ties. Students involved in chorus also have the opportunity to sing in small groups or as soloists at District and State music Festi- vals. Although choirs at RB have frequently excelled in competi- tion (winning many trophies and top ratings,) the most important contribution of the choral music program is allowing students to experience the personal satisfac- tion gained from using the vocal instrument in a combined group effort, producing the kind of es- thetic musical experience t hat can be matched in no other way. 1 Hiss! Boo! Gasp! Pass that apple butter! Yes, folks, it ' s a dinner-theater melodrama. Audiences were treated to won- derful overacting, a moving locomotive, and delightful victuals. Mrs. Overfelt ' s cast performed following the culi- nary performance of Mrs. Pate ' s Creative Foods classes. A fulfilling evening was had by all. A INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Jazz Band- Saxes. L to R: Laura Redfield, Dave Diggs. Jessy Bender. Bob Graves. Eric Gehr. Drums: Joel Trueblood. Standing. L to R: Mr. Hadfield. Chris Wooten. Steve Mace. Chelli Peak, Kyle Hartley. Evelyn Butler. Tom Miles. Mike Everett. Jeff Brooks. Anne Byer. Frank Salonia. Matt Turner. Orchestra, seated: Novia Plummer, John Schilling, Brian Le Due. Standing: Mrs. Lloyd, Andrew Irvin. Evelyn Butler. Phil LeDuc. r. J B A N D 1 Drum Majors: Laura Sawyer. David Diggs First Row: Jeff Price, Claire Hurst, David Coates, Lisa Groshong, Becki Borg, Wendy Ming, Doug Brown, Lance McCann, Karin Kolle, Charley Wadill, Bucky Stamper, Joel Trueblood, Jim McClean, Danny Reuther. Maureen Carow Second Row: Lisa Lahr, Liz Francis, Julie Palmer, Trisha Nikolai, Kristin Twaddle, Vicki Roys, Michelle Knipp. Marci Thelen. Debbie Hamilton, Mary Alice Moser, Melissa Klepac, Kristi Ford. Ann Pinkstaff, Heather Glenn, Keri Jones. Kristin Hisle. Dana Craig. Stacy Boothe. Michelle Neenan. Joan Byer, Rachel Schmidtlein Third Row: Meghan Stephens, Beth Crum. Gwyn Olsen, Krista Mills, Krista Luther. Pam Burk, Lydia Gaston, Allle Altamari, Kristina Schmitz, Tami Brown, Carrie Anderson, Carol Slusher, Fran Miller, Karen Lang, Karen Clark. Mary Statler. Lisa Buening Fourth Row: Michael Everett. Julie Coffman. Jeff The 1985 Marching Band had a competitive season. They attended two contests, both in the St. Louis area. At the Washington conte the band as a whole p aced fifth in their class. The percussion placed first and the colorguard placed second. At the Francis Howell Contest, percussion placed third and colorguard placed first. Little did they know this would be their last contest. Due to the Car- dinals success, the Greater St. Louis Con- test in Busch Stadium was postponed to a date when the band could not attend. Brooks. Kathy Porath, Chris Woolen, Clark Luntsford. Sean Jenkins, Kevin Murphy. Jessy Bender. Heather Campbell. Laura Redfield. Rich West, Bob Graves, Ostan Plummer, Tami Cheek, Melissa Miederhoff, Kristin Heidenreich. Melanie Mayfield, Sarah Browning, Dana Claycomb, Kim Richardson, Greg Austin Fifth Row: Gene Raiti, Jason Windsor, Gary Ridenhour, Bob Nieder- gerke, Edmund Redfield. Janet Bay. Judy Boyer, Steve Windmoeller. Pat Groshong. Eric Gehr. Andy Bathke, Kyle Hartley, Rickea Branhan, Matt Wagner, Robert Townshend. Brad Jesse. Peter Schneeburger, Candi Hobbs, Jerry Liu, Julie Wagner, Anne Byer, Matt Turner WINTER CHEERLEADERS First Row (Varsity cheerleaders are in Vsweaters): Kristi Ford. Erin Andrews, ett. Second Row: Trishia Nikolai, Rhonda Alvis. Suzy Ollar. Kristen Heiden- Julie Palmer. Rhonda Basnett, Susie Gillespie. Sheila Jesse. Stephanie Crock- reich. Laura Sawyer. Dori Detherow. Denise Sapp. Heather Covington. ' -fA_ -. i w V Basketball season at Rock Bridge was one very long high- liqht reel. Both the boys and girls teams had twenty victory records, a first at RB. The most heard phrase around RB this winter was ROAD TRIP. The fan support at away games was incredible. We have great fans! Especially at the road qames. They helped win some games for us. The numbers could have been greater but the fans that were there were loud! said Bruins Coach Jim Scanlon. The more than forty wins seemed to blur together but some stood out. No one can forget the boys ' emotion-packed victory over Hickman in the RB tournament, or the girls comefrom-behind win at Macon. The guys finished the season with 22-4 record and the num- ber 8 ranking in the state. Led by seniors Matt Bendict. B.T. Washington, and Brian Taylor the Bruins won the Fulton tour- nament, placed third in the capitol city tournament, and tied for first in conference. Juniors Kyle Bramon and Jim Horton were the final ingredients to make a great team. Their chemistry was almost unstoppable. Benedict on the outs.de. Bramon and Horton on the inside. The Bruins finished the season on a nine game winning streak. The home stretch began m the cham- Lnship game of the Fulton tournament against Fulton. The Bruins Jim Horton slammed home a monster dunk to give the Bruins a 4-2 lead and they never looked back. The seas- ended when that other team from Columbia ' topped the Brums in the district final. The year will never be forgotten. It was a year of accomplishments, friendships, and winning ThanKS for the memories. RMJ Its been a fun year! I never thought we would win twenty- plus james. I wouldn ' t trade it in for anything. Senior Matt Bene- dict. Hey Coach Scanlon, I didn ' t want to say anything during the game, but against Rolla in districts the second b utton on your shirt was undone and it looked kind of tacky. - Senior Brian Taylor. Jophomore Corey Jordon was very big addition I he team. Here he scores against Kirksvilie. Jr. Varsity front row LR- Gus Hern Manager. Edd Orr, Tom Rottjakob, Doug Harris, Tim Crum. Meivin Gibson, Jason Burnes. Doug Powell. Back row L-R- Coach Jim Scanlon. Randy Hinton, Jay Sowash. I  ike Sundet, Tim Rawlings, Kevin Schroder, Kenny Ash, Henry Iweze. Coach Tim Drennan. 45 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Row one: Angle Brown, Mendy Sapp. Tina Olson. Julie Harvey, Kathy Vincent, Lisa Delozier, Tracy Toler. Row two: Manager Bunny Walden, Kim Fussner, Jill Carney, Tara Seibert, Ann Susce, Amy Laqua. Manager Shelley Garrett. Man- ager Renee Flowers. Row three: Coach Vicki Reimler, Cristal Delozier. Anne Horton, Jennifer Neese. Alice Fussner. Janie Jackson. Amy Snook. Coach Lisa Holt. Row four: Melanie Mayfield, Kara Kramer. Stacy Roberts. Janelle Laqua. Angle Lear. The Lady Bruins steam-rolled through their season to a 21-4 mark at the end of the regular season. Led by Seniors Kara Kramer, Amy Snook, Anne Horton, and Angle Lear the Lady Bruins placed first in the Booneville Tournament, third in the Fatima Tournament, and received consolation in the Hannibal Tournament. Kara Kramer set a new school record for re- bounds. Amy Snook became the first RB player ever to bring two right shoes to a ball game, and the team was the first girls team to win twenty games at RB. One of their keys to success was the girls ' easygoing attitude. To these girls, everything was a joke. RMJ This has been one of the most memorable and exciting seasons I ' ve had. The attitude of the players and coaches, as well as the success we had. made it a season I wifl remember for a very long time. Amy Snook and we waz! Anne Norton WRESTLING Front row. L to R; Clayton Gray. Mike Wang, Brad Dodds. Second row: Tim Morris. Rusty Cunningham, Tim Gibson, Vince Hassel, Eric DeVenney, Jim Hassel. Larry Wang, Adam Andrews, Kathy Everett, manager. Third row: Brian Foster. Nash McKenzie. Aaron Wallman, Craig Bratton, David Schappert, Danny Ruether. Jeff Rosson, Curt Burkey. Matt Maurer. Greg Howard. Fourth row: Coach Berry, John Walker, Ian Griggs, Steve Drennen. Carl Hoist, Tony Perkins. Jamie Richards. Gerard Henry. Tom Needy. Roland Bullock. Coach Whitney. Fifth row: Scott Hudson, Bryan Skiles, John Capuro, Randy Thomas, Gary Mitchell, Geoff Price, Gary Ridenhour. Darren Riley, Ray Sun, Brian Marshall. Not pictured: Jerry Beneke. Jon McQuicken. Robert Thomas. Casey Schapira. manager. Chris Hueser. R. J. Hurn. Nathan Sapp. The wrestling Bruins ' season was one of highs and lows, for despite a regular season record of 3-7-0. they finished in second place at the district tournament, and in eighth place at state. Of the state qualifers. Brad Dodds finished highest with a second place in a closely contested match for a season record of 33-1. Other Bruins who placed at state were Eric DeVenney-fifth, Matt Maurer- sixth. and Jim Hasselsixth. Greg Howard and Chris Hueser also qualified for state, this was a very young, but hard-working Squad. said Coach Berry. H ■ v ►►. W ss sm iii JHHIBi SOPHOMORES Sam Abadir Russ Adams Jennifer Adelstein Gus Adkinson Melissa Alexander Rhonda Aivis Carrie Anderson Erin Andrews Rachel Andrews Mandy Applin Steve Arenella Catherine Arthaud Kenny Ash Greg Austin Teresa Baker Paul Earner Rob Bartels Andy Bathke Janet Bay Julie Bear Andrea Bennett Brent Bennett Kim Bennett Dale Bentlage Becky Boone Paula Boosch Rickea Branham James Branson Craig Bratton Jeff Brooks SOPHOMORES Angelica Brown Doug Brown Tammy Brown Sarah Browning Angel Buckner Lisa Buening Andrew Burich Curt Burkey Pam Burks Jason Burnes Stacy Burnett Evelyn Butler Wesley Bybee Diana Cage Heather Campbell Kevin Campbell Tami Cheek Karen Clark Dana Claycomb Sharon Coats Ann Coay Julie Coffman John Collings Chris Colster Carmen Conner Bridget Cornelison Heather Covington Michelle Cox Melisa Crews SOPHOMORES Stephanie Crockett Monica Cunneen Kim Cunningham John Capuro Mark Curry Michael Depriest Chris De Roos Eric DeVenney Eddie DeVilbiss Kim Dickenson Marie Dixon Chester Dunn Wally Dyrenfurth Steve Emerson M flft W Kathy Everett Michelle Fedl Bruce Fenner SOPHOMORES Eric Fogle , Kim Fussner Russ Gaines Dan Galliher Lisa Gamblian Shelly Garrett Keri Gilbert David Gilchrist Stephanie Gllland Brent Glover SOPHOMORES Don Harris Doug Harris Mike Harris Julie Harvey Jennifer Hawks Kristen Heidenreich Jonna Hickcox Randy Hinton Candy Hobbs Carl Hoist Sheila Holtmeyer Henry Iweze Janie Jackson Sean Jenkins Don Johnston Kevin Johnston Nathan Jones C SOPHOMORES Vmce Keene Traci KeTchum Payan Khakncian David Kimberling Kim Kramar Stephanie Kroha Holly Kurtz Jcmes Kyvig Dnia Lababidi Mary Jane Landhuis Karen Lang Daniel Langdo Amy Laqua Brian Leach Jeff Leighton Charles Leimkuehler John Linder Jason Liu Clark Luntsford Krista Luther Stephanie Mahan Daren Maher Erica Manlove SOPHOMORES Brian Marshalll Andrew Materer Michelle Mayo Bryan McAllister Tina McDonald Lisa McKee Nash McKenzie John McQuilkin Steve Mermelstein Eric Metzdorf r Melissa Miederhoff Brent Miller Fran Miller Abraham Mitchell Jody Molster Chris Monroe Brad Montgomery Carolyn Moody Tim Morris Michael Morse James Mosby Beth Murry SOPHOMORES Sherry Neal Ben Nelms Shannon Nichols Shelley Niles Jeffrey Noble - I SOPHOMORES Thomas Putnam T. Rand Kenny Reber Edmund Redfield Frederick Reinharl Tom Renner Jody Rhodes Jamie Richards Anthony Robinson Laura Rogers Janice Rothwell Jeff Rowden n ' ? ' Chris Rowe Vicki Roys Danny Ruether Penny Sanders Stewart Sanders Mendy Sapp Eric Sawyer Anthony Schafermeyer Casey Schapira Shelly Scheidegger Kristina Schmitz Peter Schneeberger i fi rs SOPHOMORES Kevin Schroeder Tara Seibert Micky Seeic Troy Shireman Will Silver Bryan Skiles Randy Slaughter Carol Slusher Tanya Smythia Steve Snyder Beth Somers Tinka Somers Jeff Sowash Tammy Squires Mindy Stetzel Lane Stewarl Chris Stott Sean Stoy Greg Taber Tom Tarrants Terrie Tate John Taylor Jay Taylor Laura Templer Rene Therien Monique Thoma Randy Thomas Matt Thomure SOPHOMORES Robyn Tiggs Tracy Toler Robert Townsend Joel Trueblood Toni Trumbo Doug Tully Dena Onderhill Sydney Vasquez Tom Vaughn Kathy Vincent Charles Waddill Julie Wagner f i Mike Wagner John Walker Brandon Wallace Aaron Wallman Kent Warden Ginger Watkins Tim Watring Tom Watson Robbyn Wendelburg Rhonda West Lisa Whelan Leonette White WW W m ff% SOPHOMORES Jesse Wilhelm aurie Williams Julie Wilson Jason Windsor lindy Wolinski eresa Worstell p le - 1 • • • • 4 • • « • « • • • • 1 • ' ■ ' Km . 6rw mAJLc U m c i O i i ' is a eas3 eu j u iS- • i A J M ORGANIZATIONS ih6 «• k- FLASHBACK STAFF FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY, FRENCH CLUB 1 ' French Honor Society: (left to right) Mary Anne Powell. Kim Cline. Amy Settergren. Elizabeth Nelms. John Newstead. Lisa Sommers. Kurt Ahrens. Brooke White, Mike Wang. French Club: (standing) Mary Anne Powell. Elizabeth Nelms. Amy Settergren, Kim Cline. Heather Fore. Jenny Atwater. Adrian Pica. John Newstead. Sherie Plummer, Kurt Ahrens. Pam Burks. Heather Glenn. Dina Lababibi. Vicky Roys. Don Bruno. Lisa Groshong. Tom Miles, (seated) Geri Johnson. Sheila Huber, Mike Wange. Doug Tully. Will Johnson, Ben Nelms. French Honor Society and French Club: French club is open to all French students while French Honor members are required to be in at least French III with an A- or higher average. Annual events include the Mardi Gras creperie and raffle sponsored by French club and a candy drive sponsored by the Honor Society. Honor Society members are usually initiated towards the end of first semester. is. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY, JCL Junior Classical League: (sealed) Jeff Shilt. Dana Craig. Kelli England (first row) Jane Ann Denney. Robin Wenneker. Denise Sapp, Kathy Porath. Julie Kim, Kristin Twaddle. Margaret Epstein (second row) Ms. Draper, Joe Johnston, Dan Campbell, Brian LeDuc, Kirsten Cooper, Jerry Liu, Jim Meyer, Troy Dailey, James West, Amy Settergren. Jenny Atwater, Philip LeDuc, (last row) Tim Williams, Bert Granberg, Peter Schneberger, Jim Maclean, Spanish Honor Society: (seated) Leanne Tearlinck, Hunter Hofman, Robin Wenneker, David Schappert. (standing) Mrs. Phillips, Melanie Mayfield, Kristin Cooper, Jeff Mueller, Holly Kreig, Becky Danner, Connie Layer, Junior Classical League is a national organization of Greek and Latin students. The RB chapter of JCL attends the Missouri JCL convention every spring where they compete with students in areas such as Latin grammar, Roman History and Culture and mythology. Rock Bridge is proud to have the only Greek class in the state. Spanish Honor Society is an organization to recognize outstanding Spanish students. New members are initiated in the spring and must have a B+ or better average in Spanish two or higher to qualify. Activities vary according to the groups desires. F.B.L.A. jSid itii m BROADCAST JOaRNALISM KLK First Row: Pat Groshong, Michelle Hueser, Kristin Hisle, Kristen Heidenreich, Dina Lababidi, Margret Epstein. Beth Silvers. Pam Burks, Elizabeth Nelms. Second Row: Mrs. Cockriel. John Newstead, Chris Barbee, Randy Hinton. Mike Sundet. Doug Brown, Sarah Browning. Jill Carney, Dave Mauck. Kile Hartley, Chris Willis, David Herbst, Jason Linder, Bert Granberg. Third Row: Dawn Kemper, Robin Wenneker, Ostan Plummer, Ricarda Ganjam, Liz Snyder, John Day, John Polly, Doug Day, Michelle Hoyt, Cristal Delozier, Vicki Roys, Kristi Ford, Rhonda Alvis, Angel Buckner. Janet Bay. Fourth Row: Rachel Schmidtlein. Kristina Gatzmeyer, Lamont Craig. Lydia Gaston, Eddie DeVilbiss. Jim Rothwell, Gayla Grossnickle, Dana Craig, Matt Wagner, Bob Graves The ambassadors is an organization formed to help new students get accustomed to their new surroundings. Each student is assigned to their own personal ambassador who introduces them to people and Columbia. First Row: Sheila Jesse, Mike Wang. Elizabeth Nelms. Belinda Sun, Lisa Somers, Ann Loeppky. Second Row: Leanna Teerlinck, Becky Danner. Jennifer Houser. Lamont Craig, John Rogers. Anne Byer, Joan Byer, Kim Richardson. Mrs. Ahlbrandt. Third Row: Dori Detherow, David Mauck. Kurt Melson. Liz Sulzberger. Denise Sapp. Gayla Grossnickle. Dana Craig. It is a great honor to be a member of the National Honor Society. Students are judged on leadership, citizenship, scholarship, and service. Students are asked to join at the end of their junior year, or the beginning of their senior year. This year ' s project was collecting pennies for the handicapped. II THESPIANS- ' ' ' M—-  - JUNIORS K ' 1 Jason Adams Kurt Ahrens Roger Alley Alicia Altomari Doug Arner Chris Barbee Eric Barnhill Wes Beckett Jessy Bender Shannon Benedict Jerry Beneke Margaret Bentlage Rhonda Barrett Scott Bink Darron Blakemore Kristina Blumer Stacy Booth Kyle Bramon Shelly Brightwell Brad Brooks Pam Bulanda Roland Bullock Danny Campbell Jimmie Campbell Paul Carter JUNIORS JUNIORS Derek Cook Kirsten Cooper Debbie Corley Laura Cornell Pat Cox Phil Cox Joanie Crane Melissa Crane Erin Crouch Becky Cunningha Troy Daily Doug Day John Day Chris Dennis ESI f David Diggs Michaelle Dorsey Ron Drainer Steve Drennen Lora Dunn Chris Easley Chris Edwards Michael Everell Pam Fleenor Heather Fogle JUNIORS Aaron Froese Christine Fulbright Kristina Gatzmeyer Melvin Gibson Lance Gilmore Heather Glenn Tami Glenn Bob Graves Dennis Griffin Ian Griggs Pat Groshong Scott Gunn Michaela Guthrie Heidi Hart Kyle Hartly Christopher Hartman Jennifer Hauser Gerard Henry Mark Hickcox Jack Hildebrand Hunter Hofmann Teresa Hollowell B.B. Hooper Jim Horton JUNIORS :rfN 1 W 2-1 Tony Hose Mike Hough Greg Howard Sheila Huiser Christopher Hueser Sterling Infield Anita Irvin Courtney Jackson Brian Jesse Jeri Johnson Stephanie Jordon vtlpiNRSJi r. Allen Klote Eric Larson William Lewis Jon Lightner JUNIORS John Lovell James Maclean Scott Marema Matthew Maurer Angela Mayfield Melanie Mayfield Andrew McAllister Dan McCaleb Carrie McCartney Vantharane Meak Anne Miller Russell Miller Krista Mills Tracy Mitchell Thomas Montgomery Timothy Morrow Jeffrey Mueller Kevin Murphy Christi Murray Floyd Murry JUNIORS Arron Pauley Scot Payne Tiffany Payne Sydney Peak Mikel Perkins Robert Perkins Ostan Plummer John Polly Amy Prather Leslie Puckett JUNIORS Lesley Pugh Michael Pultman Elizabeth Purves Brian Ragsdell Charles Redman Dawn Reeves Joseph Renno Brent Rice Darren Riley Robert Riley Stacy Roberts Robert Roemer Ronald Rohr Thomas Rottjakob William Roltman Kim Royer Bryon Salmon Frances Sappington Scarlet Sappington David Schappert Rachel Schmidtlein Cindy Seller Todd Selling Laura Shatter snii . --  r I JUNIORS Kristi Shy Christopher Smythi. Jay Sowash Beth Sparks Eric Spurgeon Bucky Stamper Mary Statler Meg Stephens Stephanie Stuble Mike Sundet Susan Trice Matt Turner ' - Kristin Twaddle Sallee VanVector Fern Vaughan Lee Vaughan Anna Vemer - Velina Warren msk obin Wenneker James West Richard West Brooke White Amy Wiard Hilton Wiggins, Jr. Stephen Windmoeller Carol Woodward Chris Wooten Danny Zumwalt ET ' l ■J T-u h.r v ark Bishop Edward Blakey Steve Bledsoe Judy Boyer Becky Borg Chris Boettcher Bowser H H B I r J Melvin Buckner Jeremy Brown Doug Branson Joan Byer Ann Byer Andy Butt Mike Burnett Jane Ann Denney Dorothy Detherow Derek Dickerson Curtis Eckhoff Mark Enyart Heather Fore Clayton Gray Granberg David Graham Mike Golden Iva Jo Hayes Chris Gunier Gayla Grossnickle Deborah Hamilton IP Marie Hernandez David Herbst Richard Hoelscher Jamie Hobbs Kristen Hisle Robert Jackson Kimberly Jenkins Sh Jesse Damon Johnson SI Rachel Johnson Joe Johnston Robert Johnson Stacey Johnson Jennifer Jones Sheryl Keene Tammy Kelsay Jeff Jurgensmeyer Ruth Klachko Brian Laduc Robin Langland Twila Martin Chad Middendorf John ' lidner Connie Needy Catherine Neely Elizabeth Nelms Julie Palmer Kim Richardson Jean Reinhart Carrie Reese Laura Redfield Ann Schlempei Mark Schlimme Susan Schmidt Pame .chukert Kyle Sprouse Gary Stevens Chad Spate David Sparrowe Stephen Vaughn I J ■ m- AD VIINISTRATION, FACaLTY, AND STAFF l- rN r r rrr«v ir AT ' I ' IVI Seated: Dr. Walker-Principal, Dr. King-Assistant Principal. Standing: Mr. Kelly-Attendance BOARD Or EDCJC A 1 lOfl counselor. Dr. Arni-Director of Guidance. Mrs. Cockriel-Counselor. Not pictured: Ms. Webb, Mrs. Schofield. Seated L to R: James Oglesby-Member, Kevan Snell-Buslness Services, Russell Thompson-Superintendant, Nancy Maupin-Member, Henry Fisher- Deputy Superintendant. James Ritter-Associate Superintendant. Standing L to R: Joan Bay-President of Board, Steven Scott-Member, Raymond Lewis-Vice-President of Board, John Stolt-Associate Superintendant, Eliot Battle-Pupil Personnel Service, Owen Jackson-Assistant Superintendant, Christopher Mallory, Administrative Assistant. A VARIETY OF ARTS ' ' B H Above: Mr. BohonVocal Music, Ms. Black-Drama, Mr. Daughertylndustrial Arts, Ms. McCordVisual Arts, Mrs. OverfeltChildrent Ttieatre. (represen ed by the mask is Mr. Hadfieldlnstrumental Music) Standing L to R: Mrs. Crusie. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Huckaba, Mrs. Whitworth. Mr Nichols. Mrs. Farquar, Mrs. Berry. Seated: Mrs. Snyder. SECRETARIAL STAFF BUSINESS, HOME ECONOMICS Social Studies, standing: Mr. Marvin. Mr. Pitchford, Mr. Judy, Mrs. Ford, Mr. Wright, Mr. Drennan. Foreign Language, seated: Ms. Madden. Mrs. Kenney. Miss Draper, Mrs. Business, standing: Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Volrath, Mrs. Sadich, Mrs. Jeffery, Mrs. Godley. Home Economics, seated: Mrs, Fues, Mrs, Pate. MATH, SCIENCE ♦ i t MV a ,v : V w;v,r,:. 1 ©. n t SHii; . ■ - . Wi BBBI — 1 1 Rk hhi ■■■1 ByE IJH . n ■IMi aBi Ivi B EI CSIH FWE V H M . JmbbI ig Science, standing: Mrs. Bay, Mr. Bevier, Mr. Frederick, Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. Robertson, OOF f A I FD I PhO Mr. Bihr, Mr. Phillips. Math, seated: Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Mellinger, Mrs. Ol CiVrfl AL OfLlX V IV O Ahlbrandt. Mr. Burns, Mr. Lewis. Not pictured: Mrs. Ritter. Standing: Mrs. Martin. Miss Alexander, Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Holland. Seated: Mr. Martin. Not pictured: Mrs. Rudloff. Mrs. Gricjy ENGLISH, HOMANITIES w «Fy mj | ?T A I7C ' ' ' ° ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ • Vasquez-Abshier, Mr. Bancroft. Mrs. Overfelt. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Waters. j i I V ritil 1 I r ' r ' ' - Harlan. Not pictured, but represented by statuary: Mr. Wheelen, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Stawski. First row: Wanda Worley. Wanda Cunningham. Mildred Audrey. Second Row: Sherry Sapp, Marilyn Apel, Martha Crane, Cheryl Barnes, Rachel Wininger, Hazel Poff. — «,« l t,f: .jt- ' l THE SPRING OF EIGHTY-SIX SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL The Bruin baseball team finished the year with a 13-7 record. Highlights of the season included Dave Jack- son recording 20 strikeouts against a state qualifier. New Bloomfield, and accu- mulating a 0.8 ERA for the season. Mark Cecil set the single season stolen base record by swiping 17 bases in 18 attempts. Coach Dan Wright said that the season had its ups and downs. The team had high expectations coming into their post-sea- son play but lost in the first game at districts to Jeffer- son City, 3-1. This season was kinda like Halley ' s Comet, Coach Wright said. It came in with anticipa- tion and then just faded away. j i m -.-f -i. ' •at.- vu- ' s.- Front row; L to R Captains: Steve Whitesides. David Jackson. Mark Schlimme. Row 2 (kneeling): L to R — David Bieri, Shane Card. Dar- ren Riley, Matt Maurer, Travis Turner, Greg Howard. Jarrod Rob- ertson. Kirk McKenzie, Aaron Mill- er (manager). Chris Easley (man- ager). Row 3: L to R — Coach Dan Wright. Heath Thompson. Jud Weece. Danny Reuther. Aaron Berg. Steve Parker. Mike Burnett. Mark Cecil, Brian Foster, Brannon Bartlett. Coach Drennan. Back Row: L to R — Doug Harris. Craig Steele. Jeff Jurgensmeyer. Bob Roemer. Brad McBrien. Jim Hewett. Matt Benedict. Mike Sun- det. Brent Washington, Ian Griggs, Curt Wrisberg, Pat Berg. SWIMMING First row: Kirsten Cooper. Krista Hobbs. Ricarda Canjam. Leanne Teerlinck, Ann Schlemper. Judy Boyer. Karin Kohle. Courtney Jackson. Second row: Coach John Hamilton. Julie Regan. Mary Jane Landhuls. Becky Cedar. Heather Hanly. Sheri Willis. Margaret Bentlage. Susan Settergen. Brenda Pollreisz. This was a memorable season for the Rock Bridge girl ' s Swimming Team. They started off the season with a big splash beating McCluer North in an unexpected, but thrilling victory. With much improvement the team ' s final record was 5-8. an enormous improvement from pre vious years. Because the girls had to share the pool with Hickman, every other day the team members would rise at 5:15 for practice, but everyone agrees that it was worth the hard work. The swim team had a new coach this year. John Hamilton. With a lot of help from his wife. Linda, and assistant coaches Amy Baier and John (Jhlig. he was able to not only improve the swimming, but also raise the confidence of the girls. Several of the team members came close to qualify for the State Swimming Championships. Freshman. Becky Ceder qualified for State in the I meter diving. Judy Boyer diving off the starting block. -Jm i 1 ' - .-. . - M h 1 ■ H y m SS ||H[ %m •t JMui M (top left) Julie Reagan diving off the starting blocks, (center left) Becky Cedar doing a back dive, (bottom left) Ricarda Ganjsri doinq freestyle (top right) Heather Hanley doing freestyle. (cenU: right) Brenda Pollereisz doing butterfly, (bottom right) Heather Hanley doing backstroke. . BOY ' S GOLF The Rock Bridge Varsity Boy ' s Golf Team finished their season with a record of 10-3-1. The Junior Varsity had a 10-4 season. One of the Varsity wins was against Hickman in the second match of the year. Sophomore, Steve Snyder, qualified for state as an individual with a score of 75 at Districts in Moberly. Russ Gaines lead Rock Bridge with the low-score match average of 40.42. The golf team is a young team with only one senior, Jeff Shilt. Jeff was injured with three weeks left in the season which unfortunately took him out of the District competition. - f :r- -it:-: ' cii..aS, : Front Row: Jason Shilt, Mark Hickcox. David Licklider, Brent Brennett. Roland Bullock, Dan Stubler, B.B. Hooper, Steve Mer- melstein, Steve Snyder. Russ Gaines. Second Row: Coach Hen- age, Jeff Shilt, Tony Hose, Jon Bechtold, Phil Cox. Jay Sowash. Jeff Mueller, Pal Cox. Dan Inslee, Brad Jessee, Ethan Whitehill, John Cleek. Jr.. Will Silver. Bryant Wentzel. Jeff Sowash. Tom Needy. Opposite Page: Upper Left- Jay Sowash looks on as Jeff Shilt putts for birdie. Upper Right- Phil Cox is inches away from par. Bot- tom Left- Steve Snyder. Jay Sowash. and Steve Mermelstein soak up the rays. % This Page: Far Left- Jeff Mueller smashes his drive down the fairway. Above- RB golfers sharpening up their putting skills. Left- Jay Leffert concentrates on making his putt. rr- v Photos by Aidrew McAllister Photos by Arron Pauley • ' SJj-  , ' .-it.- ' CXi.t£ii BOYS TRACK First Row: David Mauck, Jim Rothwell, Brad Meyer, Clayton Gray. Marcellus Jones. Jeff Edwards. Bo. Linda Hamilton. Second Row: Tony Seiling. Matt Turner. Ed Orr. Roger Alley. Tom Rottjakob. Aaron Pauley. Rich West. Nathan Oliver. Chris Dennis. Third Row: Mike Wagner, Jason Windsor. Scott Marema, Dave Schappert. David Diggs. Greg Austin. Brent Glover. Kip Middendorf. Pat Groshong. Fourth Row: Shawn Ireland, Eric Devenney, Jay Yeager. John Day. Zach Leach. John Polly. Jon Lightner. Erin Purves. Jeff Rowden. Fifth Row: Charles Waddell, Kevin Schroeder. Jason Burnes. Coach John Hamilton. Coach Jim Scanlon. Joel Pollrath. Doug Tully. Geoff Price. . ?L Rock Bridge Track had a good sea- son this year. The team was 5-3 for the season in dual meets. The team per- formed really well against some tough teams at Conference this year. The whole team performed very well up to the end of the season. We had some good athletes come in this year, but we are sorry to say that we are also Iciing some good athletes as seniors. The track team ' s coach is being dragged away by the Girl ' s Swim Team. It was hard for him to do two sports this year, but he made it. The boy ' s don ' t get him next year, but we will miss you. Coach ' •ri-V •— J ,!.- ' J, . J, ,,J- ■ J! First Row: Novia Plummer, Crista! Delozier, Becki Borg. Margaret Epstein, Lisa Delozier, Jody Rtiodes, Kristin Twaddle. Angel Bucl ner, Stephanie Crockett. Second Row: Traci Ketchum (manager). Janice Rottiwell (manager). Betti Purves. Kathy Everett. Anne Byer. Kim Wilson, Coach Pickett. Coach Berry. Third Row: Lisa McKee. Anne Pinkstaff, Jamie Hobbs. Fourth Row: Catherine Arthaud. Denise Sapp. Suzy Ollar, Laurie Williams. Fifth Row: Casey Schapira, Stacy Roberts, Debbie Hamilton. The 1986 Girl ' s Track Team surprised everyone in their great performances and seasons. Al- though the team was young, the Lady Bruins placed third in the Conference meet and also quali- fied six people for the sectional meet. Two school records were broken this year: the 3200 m. relay consisting of Cristal Delozier, Margaret Epstein, Kristen Twaddle, and Jody Rhodes broke the old school record by seven seconds, giving them a fifth place finish at sectionals. In addition to break- ing the school triple jump record, Becki Borg fin- ished second at State competition in this event. Photos by Amy Snook and Lydia Gaston. r3ii4- :2- l- .-XV ' •. • GIRL ' S TRACK Top left: Becki Borg practices high jump, one of the four events in which she qualified for Sectionals. In addition, she qualified in the long jump, triple jump and the 100 meter low hurdles. M;M- Above: Stacy Roberts tied her school record in the high ju and also qualified for the sectional meet. BOYS TENNIS The boys tennis season can be summed up in one phrase . . . Nothing matters until districts. This year ' s team had five goals: beat Marshall, Jeff City. Hickman, win conference and districts. They achieved all of them in some form. The team finished with a 9-6 record. The team won the Moberly tourna- ment. Seniors Bob Jackson and Rusty Walls won titles as the team missed first place by ' 2 point. The team ' s major goal was to win districts. After some very tough and close losses during the regular season, the team wanted to peak at districts, and they did. They accumulated an amazing 26.5 team points, thus running away with the district crown. All four of the team entries made the semi-finals. The doubles team of Bob Jackson and Andy Materer, as expected, advanced to state. The surprises came from the rest of the Bruins. Rusty Walls and Marc Patterson, both unseeded, advanced to state. Tim Williams and Hunter Hoff- man making the semi-finals through a series of upsets was not predicted. The Bruins went into the State tournament content upon being there. But Jackson and Materer had other things on their minds, a state title. They played flawless tennis on the first day of competition, winning two close matches. They went into Saturday ' s semi-finals confident, but ran into stiff competition. They fell in straight sets to the eventual state champs. The team finished 7th at state. It was a very successful year. First year coach Allen Richardson should be proud, as should everyone on the team. We had some ups and downs but in the end, when it counted, at districts we played great! Congratulations to the whole team, it was incredible. By the way I ' ll never eat another doughnut again. RMJ vM I it Seated: Bill Knox. Pete Khar. Lane Stewart. Bryan McAllister. James Mosby, Sean Jenkins, Craig Politte, Andreas Mueller, Ctiris Gould. Kneeling: Dan Purcell, Paul Barner, Chris Ro« p. Doug Brown, Hunter Hofmann, James Maclean. Marc Paterson, Peter Schneeberger. Kevin Campbell, Stuart Sanner, Brian Van Matre. Standing: Veda HakamI, Chad Middendorr, Jenny Hawkins, Rusty Walls, Robert Jackson, Frank Salonia. Kennie Bopp, Clay Crowley, m Williams. Andy Materer, Coach Allen Richardson. 4.J_I-JI J.nv ■ ' ' ' ? T 9 ' ' ? 3Ss ?ift ' V GO BRUINS! •mmm m PH fm mtfimi fH;! OF THEE I SING 1 L ' Wl nffiVf n Hiyjl L ' 1 f F(P Bf K Lii ll hKfH Of Thee I Sing was this year ' s musical, written by George and Ira Gershwin, it tells the story of John P. Wintergreen, an aspiring presidential candidate who runs on the platform of Love. However, when he refuses to marry the winner of the First Lady contest, Diana Deveraux, and marries Mary Turner instead, trouble ensues and The Committee demands his impeachment. But in the end everything turns out all right, just in time for the big finale and the baby. Cast: John P. Wintergreen — Dan Krumm Mary Turner — Wendy Ming Alexander Throttlebottom — John Rogers Diana Deveraux — Kristina Schmitz The Committee: Dan Purcell, Pat Groshong, Doug Day, Aaron Hunsley, Martin Pope, The French Ambassador: Kurt Nelson Benson and Jenkins: Lament Craig and Zizah Middendorf M, i T::aSSa5£S ?i 7- SENIOR WEEK D ♦ . r zg PROM ' ?rrr rV- f • 1 iV . 1 Photos by Chris Barbee r-i . ' . ' ' W PROM r ... ' .• .- V BACCALAUREATE ' jt ' iA - .Mt ' . -, .• .w,-.. . ' I ' - - i te i|«! 1 ■f PICNIC PICNIC ' A, ♦i-r. ' .— --S ' BANQUET •■■pwpp BANQUET [ frff .:t°.  - ■ ■ , - - • W-r -. GRADUATION I J GRADUATION i4j - M r,. .. tt -:, m- - a ' , m  f GRADUATION -5! W PHYSICAL EDaCATION Coaches, L to R: Glenn Berry. Vicki Reimler, John Henage, Jim Scanlon. MEDIA DIRECTIOR CUSTODIANS SCHOOL NURSE Barbara Winans Stella Schauwacker Lynn Hughes. Richard Senor  3 v - ' a - .JV .z ' oA .rv (O ' Kt - rp 7 ' k mt 1 -9 c . a,V W ' 6.. . (S-iA- f if ,V« ,. . I ■■ k4 • : ,■ ' 7 J 3 f r 1