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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1987 volume:

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Immersed in foliage. Adrienne Fore smiles for the camera. Clockwise: Laura Templer talks on the phone In the Com- mons. The RB Drum Line plays at the Homecoming As- sembly. Scott Gunn and Bob Roemer have fun. Mrs. Dunn grading Book Reviews in the Commons. Heather Hanly waits for a friend. Doug Day, Josh Adelstein. Martin Pope in the Homecoming skit. vos j ' aa; A P WIDE WORLD PHOTOS INSIDE RB Remember . . . the Varsity Mohawks the Rock Bridge sign the winning football season . . . the Class of ' 87 ' s victory in the float com- petition the spirit stick the march- ing band ' s best season EVER the Ger- man Club the soccer team ' s 1st place finish at the Parkway Tournament the first fall musical, Dracula Baby . . OUTSIDE RB In the news . . The Statue of Liberty celebrates its 100th anniversary Christopher Kit Bond vs. Harriett Woods in the most controver- sial senate election in recent history . . . Columbia Mall keeps growing Ameri- can journalist Nicholas Daniloff is held in Russia . the biggest tax reform in years goes into effect Sarah Ferguson mar- ries Prince Andrew of England . . Apart- heid is protested nationally and locally: IBM and General Motors pull company interests out of South Africa Bon Jovi, Nu Shooz, the Jets, and .38 Special come to Columbia in concert . . . and the New York Mets defeat the Boston Red Sox in 7 games and win the World Series DAVID REES COLUMBIA DAILY TRIBUNE AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS Wa rn Clockwise from upper left: Margaret Bentiage. Courtney Jackson, and Heather Glenn spend a fun-filled night working on the first-place Senior float. Brian Ragsdell exhibits wire-cutting skills. Coach Moore displays school spirit on nerd day. Students and faculty strike a clashing pose. 10 Clockwise from the top: Varsity football players display mohawks at The Home- coming Parade. Cafeteria Staff clash on nerd day. David Schappert chugs his chocolate milk. I IQ Clockwise: Mr. Phillips lectures in Chemistry. James West, Paul Carter, and Kurt Ahrens experiment in Advanced Chemistry. James Mosby improves his secretarial skills in Typing. Kristin Twaddle reads in the Guidance Area. Payan Khakneian, Scott Gunn, Jan Rueh- licke sit in front of the library, dis- cussing the last soccer game. 12 1J r f Clockwise The 1986 ' 87 Homecoming Queen Candidates (left-right) Stacy Roberts. Jennifer Neese. Christy Murray. Stephanie Stubler. Deb- bie Corley. Betsy Mehrle, Stacy Boothe. and Dawn Kemper. Kristen Twaddle twirls her flag during the Homecoming Parade Eddie Baker and John Cruise march in the band Homecoming Queen. Betsy Merhle and escort. Phil Krause The Sr. Float displays the Crusaders begging for mercy The Queen Candidates and their escorts strike a casual pose for the camera at the dance. ' ' ¥:s fe - ' . ,• - ' .it jt ' IT ' S THE FALL SPORTS IT ' S THE FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL ♦f II I I I I ni l . IIIIIWP r. rm ■ BT M — Row 1 (L-R)Robert Perkins, Darren Riley. John Day, Co-Captain, Jon Lightner. Co-Captain, Shawn Burks. Row 2 ' Jafnie Richards, David Schap- pert. Doug Day. Tim Crum. Frank Thomas. Malcolm Albritton. Row 3-Tim Krieg. Shane Card. Jarrod Robertson. David Grain. Doug Powell. Tom Rottja- kob. Jason Adams. Row 4-Kirk McKenzie. Danny Ruether. Scott Marema. Brent Glover. Adam Andrews. Shaun Irelan. Wes Bybee. Jesse Wilhelm. Row 5-Jason Windsor. Brian Foster. Jay Leffert. Matt Moore. Gerard Henry. Chris Colster. Brian Leach, Travis Bleything, Tom Watson. Row 6-David Wilde, Carl Hoist, Scott Williams, Eddie Orr. John Polly, Tom Needy, Curt Wrisberg, Mark Hickcox, Roger Alley, Ian Griggs. Row 7-Zac Leech, Brad Jesse, Lou Mazzocco, Trent (Jlsaker, Mike Wagner, John Walker, Jeff Rowden, Geoff Price, Doug Harris, Tony Perkins. Todd Satalowich. Row 8Tom Renner. Jeff Ashburn, Gary Mitchell. Mark Melson, David Menel, Matt Roemer, Chad Harris, Sean Clark, Eric Nelson, Kent Warden. Row 9-Jim Cunningham, Asst.. Terry Whitney. Asst.. John Henage. Head Coach. Dan Devine. Jr.. Asst.. Jim McClelland. Asst. 18 VOLLEYBALL Row 1 (LR)-Melanie Mayfield, Brooke White, Stacy Roberts, Jennifer Neese. Row 2Janey Jackson, Jo Graham, Julie Harvey, Tracy Toler. Row 3Antwanette Cobbins, Jenny Hager, Lisa Whelan, Sarah Wall- man. Lisa Holt, Asst. Coach, Vicki Reimler, Coach. Row 4-Mendy Sapp. Amy Petterborg, Kim Fussner, Ann Susce, Stephanie Crockett. Candy Hobbs. 22 Photos by Andrew McAllister The togetherness of the girls ' volleyball team under the four senior co-captains Melanie Mayfield. Jennifer Neese, Stacy Rob- erts, and Brooke White pushed the team into a winning season, on the court, there was great team unity and that ' s what pulled us through. says White. The girls worked hard for their 15-5 record. They lost to Hickman at District Finals, but defeated the Kewpies twice previously. Says Mayfield, who admitted she ' d miss being on the team, Play for 3 years, you mature as a player and you gain more confidence in yourself. ' -yu.k 23 SOCCER 24 ?«t. ' i m k ■?¥ ■ ■■■■IHBII— IW It was a fantastic season for 1986 socrpr tpar„ xi, r- • . season with a very imoressivp J. ?.T fmished the This season showed and taught me a lot From th. h • • C ' r . ■ .. (PK0,„ ., Dan Ho.., , roH:: i ' : :: ' ; ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' • = ' the dislhcl stmi nnal. Rock Brldgi ' won in Iht thifd over (ime period 2 CHEERLEADERS Pholo by Andrew cAlliste FALL SPORTS CHEERLEADERS: Row 1 (LR)Lisa McKee, Betsy Mehrle, Bebbie Corley, Lisa Buening. Row 2-Elizabeth Ford. Steph- anie Stubier. Erin Andrews, Holly Krieg, Robbyn Wendelburg. Melissa Davis. Row 3-Cristina Stoll. Kristin Alberts. Lara Sea- tough. Leslie Stamper, Cary Wilson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row 1 (L-R)-Lisa McK- | Debbie Corle . Lisa Buening. Row 2-Erin Andrews. !.- Krieg. Robbyn Wendelburg. Stephanie Stubler. Betsy Mehrle. Photos by Championshtp Associates CROSS COUNTRY Row 1 (LR)Janice Rothwell, Jody Rhodes, Catherine Arthaud. Row 2Linda Hamilton. Asst. Coach, Doug Tully, Geoff Meyer. Tim Morrow. Aaron Froese, John Hamilton. Coach. Row 3Pat Groshong. Rich West, Jeff Sowash. Kevin Schroeder. Peter Schneeberger. Sam Abadir. The team was small In number, but big in heart. In every meet they went to, they were very competitive. Rock Bridge would be very proud of these people, boasted Coach Hamilton of the 1986 Cross Country team. It was a season with big successes along with some setbacks, too. Between colds, injuries, and rainy days the Bruins ended up with a record of 3-3. The girls didn ' t have enough people to compete as a team, but Jody Rhodes went farther than anyone else to place in the Sectional Meet. Running on the Cross Country team takes dedication, and that is exactly what Coach Hamilton expects from his runners. It ' s not easy with practices sometimes going over 10 miles a day, but all the team members agree that it ' s worth it in the end. 28 V ■ t •■ J., h Photos by Geoffrey Meyer 29 TENNIS Tennis had a winning season this year despite the fact that it was a very young team, with only two Senior players. Anna Vemer commented on the season, It was very different from last season since we lost several of our key players, but we managed to come back and have a very successful season and a lot of fun, too. They look forward to coming years. We had a lot of new, fresh faces with great promise to give RB a good team with a fine future. Row 1 (LR) Carrie Campbell, Kathy Vincent, Jana Procell. Kae Walla ce, Kyri Rape, Kim Cunningham, Melynda Clark. Row 2Lynn Montgomery. Coach, Katy Ruether, Kim Trice, Shannon Nichols, Eva Andrews, Leah Lear, Ashley Leach. Row 3Heather Fogle. Kathy Everett. Casey Schapira. Laurie Williams. Kristen Heidenreich, Karen Clark. GOLF The Golf team, led by Coach Daniels, had a rebuilding season this year due to a young and inexperienced team. Al- though they finished with a record of 1- 7, all the girls agree that it was a win- ning season in spirit. Next year we will have a better team than this year. There were only two veteran players and the others didn ' t have the experience. com- mented Suzy Ollar, who went on to place 8th in State. Suzy, along with her teammates, look forward to a better sea- son next year. Row 1 (LR) Jennifer Hawks, Michelle Mayo. Becky Cedar. Row 2-Stephanie Gilland, Suzy Ollar, Doug Daniels, Coach, Jill Carney, Rona Wright. 30 %-i IT ' S THE S ??3r ? ji . ' f FS t 33 DRACULA, BABY Dracula Surfaced again in the vocal music department ' s presentation of Dracula. Baby last fall. Dracula, Andy Bathke, playing the suave and calculating vampire who must decide between a ditzy hospital patient and a sultry nurse. His fly- eating sidekick Renfield, Eddie DeVilbiss, schemes with Dra- cula to obtain a wife and resist capture. The fall musical was a first and a change of pace for the Rock Bridge Choirs. ■ ' ■ i HEAVEN 36 ?.!•:: ,1 i Jj ' ' - ' v -w- w  .. CAN With carameled apples, corn dogs and ap- ple cider, the Rock Bridge Drama Depart- ment performed the stage version of Heaven Can Wait. The Senior Homemaking classes provided the food and the workers in this production. While the film version highlights a football player pulled from his life too soon, on stage it is a boxer. Tim Overshiner played the boxer, Joe, who is in search of a new body with the help of Heaven ' s staff. Joe falls in love with Bethy Logan, Karen Lang, when he is living in one of the bodies. Joe finally finds the perfect body, a fighter, who is able to continue his on-going relation- ship with an unknowing Bethy. WAIT 37 CHORUS Row 1- John Graves, Jeri Johnson, Nicole Asplund, Sheila Huber, Dawn Kemper, Jennifer Hauser. Row 2- Mr. Bohon. Chelli Peak, Ellen Woodward, Karen Clark. Cathy Nichols. Liz Wilcox. Laura Cornett, Tim Overshiner, John Maupin, Tara Inman, Tami Glenn, Renee Flowers. Row 3- Gus Hern, Charles Bowan, Martin Pope, Chris Wooten. Josh Adelstein, Dennis Griffin, Dan Inslee, Danny Zumwalt, Chris Maupin. Angela Cobbins. Sherri Fitts. Mr. Bohon and Kristina Schmitz 1 Brian Marshall. Eddie DeVilbiss, John Day. Andy Bathke, Doug Day, John Gordon. Row 2- Danny .vait. Drew Irvin, Jim Hooper, Eddie Orr. 38 Left to right- Debby Nelson. Erin Crounch, Julie Wilson, Vicky Roys. Laurie Williams. Ostan Plummer, Stephanie Crockett. Drew Irvin 39 M A R C ■ H I N G B A N D 1 9 8 6 Row 1 (LR)Kurt Ahrens. Tom Miles. Evelyn Butler. Movia Plummer. Drew Irvin, John Cruise. Michelle Vale. Charles Waddill. Bucky Stamper. Joel Trueblood. Mark Delozier. Jim MacLean. Angela Clooney. Ethan Whitehill, Chris Dennis, Doug Brown. Row 2Mr. Hadfield. Lonetta Lowery. Dana Claycomb. Christy Lewis. Sarah Browning, Melissa Miederhoff. Krista Mills. Carrie Anderson. Kristina Schitz. Karen Lang, Alicia Altomari. Carol Slusher, Krista Luther. Mancy Inslee. Karen Clark. Fran Miller. Row 3-Shelly Staley. Clark Luntsford. Eric Larson, Jarrod Robertson. Jessye Bender. Andrew Bucher. Bill Kelly. Mike Samuels. Scott Thornburg. Julie Coffman, Eddie Baker. Gary Ridenhour. Britt Jeffcoat. Bob Graves. Rich West, Scott Williams. Debbie Nelson. Greg Asstin. Row 4Kevin Hein. Robert Townsend. Matt Crouch. Rickea Branham. Candy Hobbs. Peter Schneeburger, Jeff Brooks. Mike Everett. Matt Turner. Suzanne Lake. Janet Bay. Chris Wooten. Kile Hartley. Dennis Casey. Craig Pollite. Steve Windmoeller. Row 5-Mike Wagner. Stephanie Kroha. Carrie McCartney. Tracey Porter. Kristi Ford. Kristin Twaddle. Sherri Fitts. Leigh Herbst. Courtney Herbst. Cindy Wolinski. Heather Covington. Anne Pinkstaff. Rachel Schmidtlein. Tammy Brown. Vicki Toys. Sherry Neal. Tammy Cheek. Kathy Groshong. Pat Groshong. Drum Major-David Diggs The Rock Bridge Marching Band had an in- credible record this year. The marching season got off to a nice start w ith a 5th place showing at the Francis Howell contest with the drum line and flag corps each placing second. The definite highlight of the whole season though was the Busch Stadium Contest, where 37 bands from across Missouri. Illinois, and Kentucky compet- ed. It was an all-day affair, and the band spent the bus ride to St. Louis psyching themselves for the performance. Everyone was nervous during the few minutes before the show, but the ner- vousness payed off. They were to perform the best show all year. Rock Bridge was the envy of everyone as they swept their division, taking first place in every category: overall band, out- standing drum major, outstanding drum line, and outstanding flag corps. Two of the band mem- bers catapulted Mr. Hadfield to their shoulders, and the whole band ran screaming and chanting all the way to the bus. The whole experience provided some great memories for the band. They got to spend time together as a group and had the unforgettable feeling of winning their whole division (which no other band accompli- shed). Drum major David Diggs. a senior. said. It was a great feeling to stand in front of thou- sands of people at Busch Stadium and be recog- nized as being the best when you ' ve had so much fun getting there. Senior Bucky Stamper added that. In junior high I always looked forward to band at Rock Bridge, and my three years at RB have been even better than I had expected. It ' s the times like Busch Stadium that I ' ll always remember. All our hard work really payed off. Mike Wagner sums it up best with. We banded together as a unit. Honorable Mention District Band — Flutes-Carol Slusher. Karen Clark. Saxapt ones-David Diggs. Andre Buct er. Baritone-Kile Hartley. Trumpet-Britt Jeflcoal. District Band — Flutes-Carrie Andreson. Vicky Roys. Saxaptione- Jessy Bender. Trumpet Matt Turner. Tromt oneCandy Hobtjs. Percussiorr-Bucky Stamper. Joel Trueblood. John Cruise. Ethan Whitehill. Mark [ elozier. Honorable Mention All-Slate Band — Flute-Vicky Roys. Saxa phone-Jessy Bender. AirState Concert Band — Percussion- Bucky Stamper. Trumpet-Matt Turner. All-State Jazz Band — Trumpet-Matt Turner. J A Z Z B A N D Row l-Rich West, David Diggs, Jessy Bender. Bob Graves, Clark Luntsford, Gregg Austin. Row 2CJstan Plummer, Suzanne Lake. Evelyn Butler. Kile Hartley. Joel Trueblood. Ma tt Crouch. Kevin Hein. Row 3Mr. HadDeld, Drew Irvin, Mike Everett. Bucky Stamper, Matt Turner, Jeff Brooks, Britt Jeffcoat, Eddie Baker. Left to Right-Carrie McCartney (Senior Captain). Kristi Ford. Tracy Porter. Kathy Groshong, Courtney Herbst. Leigh Herbst. Tammy Brown. Sherri Fitts. Rachael Schmidtlein. Anne Pinkstaff. Vicki Roys (Captain). Cathy Alton. Cindy Wolinski. Kristin Twaddle. Sherrie INeil. Tami Cheel. Stephanie Kroha. FLAG CORPS 43 AMBASSADORS Sitting-Jackie Morrow. Leslie Stamper. John Maupin, Matt Crouch, Jarrod Rob- ertson. Brannon Bartlett. David Schappert. Mike Sundet. Stacy Soothe (Vice- President). Pat Groshong. Bob Graves. Kneeling-Dina Lababidi. (Jstan Plummer. John Graves. Chris Maupin. Rob Benedict, Kile Hartley. Eddie Baker. Britt Jeffcoat. James Mosby. Geoff Price, Sarah Wallman (Sophomore Representa- tive), John Day (Treasurer). Standing Shari Willis. Sherrie Plummer, Karen Clark. Pam Fleenor. Kelly England. Prema Khanna, Kristina Gatzmeyer. Rachel Schmidtlein. Courtney Jackson, Brooke White, Michelle Ellison, Jo Graham Scott Thornburg. Janet Bay. Sacha Masek. Sherri Fitts, Jeri Johnson, Christi Lewis. Sarah Browning. Heather Hanly. Ethan Whitehill. Kristin Heidenreich Doug Brown. Catherine Arthaud, Eddie DeVilbiss, Jason Linder, Aaron Wallman Brad Montgomery, Todd Satalowich, Bucky Stamper, Robin Wenneker (Presi dent), Charley Waddill (Junior Representative), Stephanie Crockett, Mrs. Cock riel. Dawn Kemper (Secretary). Doug Day (Senior Representative). 46 1. Will Johnson. 2. Martin Pope. 3. Ms. Black. 4. Dan Purcell. 5. Josh Adelstein. 6. Matt Crouch. 7. Rob Benedict. 8. John Day. 9. Chris Wooten. 10. Lisa Groshong. 11. Patrick Ross. 12. Tim Overshiner. 13. Chelli Peak, 14. Kurt Wolken. 15. Melissa Miederhoff. 16. Erin Crouch, 17. Novia Plummer. 18. Doug Day. 19. Alex Eichenberg. 20. Kurt Ahrens. 21. Michaelle Dorsey. 22. Arron Pauley. 23. Jeri Johnson. 24. Michelle Vale, 25. Claire Hurst. 26. Ellen Woodward. 27. Pam Burks. 28. Chris Bowling. a 14 7 y ( r -•O |; 1 i Xy 4V J vmmS 7i ' mW j Y b nA ' M r X m( p I ip 47 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Row 1- Amy Wiard. Chris Bowling, Dan Purcell. Row 2- Mrs. Kenney- (sponsor). Rob Benedict, Dina Laba- bidi. Carrie McCartney. Courtney Jackson. Brooke White, Amy Petter borg, Chad Moen. Brad Montgomery. Cathy Everett. Row 3- Jennifer Adel- stein. Tammy Brown, Heather Hill, Margaret Bentlage, Jo Graham, John Newstead, Ben Nelms. Mike Graham, Doug Novinger. Not Pictured- Matt Turner. Mike Everett. FRENCH CLUB Row 1- Brad Montgomery. Doug Mo vinger. Dan Purcell, Will Johnson, Cathy Everett, John Newstead, Chad Moen. Row 2- Jennifer Adelstein. Rob Benedict, Dina Lababidi, Carrie McCartney, Courtney Jackson. Brooke White. Mrs. Kenney (sponsor). Chris Bowling. Row 3 Tammy Brown. Julie Wagner, Heather Hill, Margaret Bentlage. Jo Graham. Amy Petter- borg. Heather Glenn. Geoffrey Stamp er. Mike Graham. Ben Nelms, SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Sitting- Melanie Mayfield (president), Hunter Hofmann. Robin Wenneker (social Chairman). Standing- Tinka Somers. Lisa Buening, Holly Krieg, Brenda Pollreisz, Kahia Hayes, Anna Vemer, Kristina Gatz- meyer, Mrs. Phillips (sponsor). GERMAN CLUB Sitting- Tessa Gilpin, Geoff Meyers, Gary Ridenhour. Sitting- Row 2- Michael Bode, Lisa Whelan, Courtney Jackson, Adrienne Fore, Jill Carney. Standing- Mrs. Bern- hardt (sponsor), Chris Scott, Tom Miles. Charles Cowan, Thomas Vaugh, M. ' Nelson. Pete Khamneian, Eric Rowlet , Stephanie Crockett. 49 SA.D.D, Row I (LR)-Candy Hobbs, Amy Peterburg. Heather Glenn, Robin Wenneker, Mrs. Godley. Row 2 ' Lisa McKee. Dana Farquar. Laura Darrah. Aimee Letourneay, Mindy Stetzel, Akemi Clemens, Catherine Arthaud, Jana Procell. Row 3- Chad Moen, Bill Knox. Barb Licklider. Leonette White (President). Tina Hass, Lisa Whelan. K.L.K. Row 1 (LR)Tony Perkins. Michelle Ellison. Melynda Clark. Shelia Holomeyer. Michaelle Dorsey, Russ Gaines, Mike Graham, Will Johnson. Row 2 Jennifer Hauser, Stacy Boothe, Dawn Kemper, Doug Day. Barry Lewis. Tony Greene, Shannon Guest, Matalie Sullivan. Becky Cedar. Michelle Mayo, Heather Hanly. Row 3David Diggs. Robin Wenneker, Bucky Stamper. Mendy Sapp, Rickea Branham. Courtney Jackson, Holly Krieg. Pat Groshong. Row 4Mrs. Cockriel, Melvin Gibson, Gary Warren. Rod Kelly. John Day. Laurie Williams. Rob Benedict, John Maupin, Chris Maupin. SO TRITHETA Row 1 (LR)-Melanie Mayfield, Brooke White. Betsy Mehrle. Stacy Boothe, Shelly Britewell. Susan Trice, Stephanie Stubler (Vice-President), Debbie Corley. Row 2Jennifer Hauser (Treasurer). Dawn Kemper (President), Carrie McCartney, Leslie Puckett. Anna Vemer, Mrs. Pate (Spon- sor). Row 3-Margaret Bentlage, Robin Wenneker. Courtney Jackson. Jennifer Neese. Beth Sparks, Holly Krieg (Secre- tary). Scott Gunn (Sweetheart). KEY CLUB Row 1 (LR)-Betsy Mehrle (sweetheart). Doug Tully (Sergeant at Arms), David Schappert (President). Phil Krause (Sergeant at Arms. Row 2-Steve Snyder. Greg Howard. Matt Maurer. John Walker. Steve Mermelstein. Aaron Wallman. Row 3-Eddie DeVilbiss. Bucky Stamper, Scott Gunn, John Proctor, James Mosby, Kevin Johnston, Ben Nelms. Row 4-John Cruise. Travis Turner. Doug Movinger. Mike Everett. Kurt Ahrens. Mike Harris. Mike Graham. Tom Needy. Lane Stewart. Jason Liu. Row 6- Pat Groshong. Sam Abadir. Mr. Burns (Sponsor). Not pictured-David Diggs (Vice-President Treasurer). I. 51 F.B.L.A. Row 1 (LR)Robin Wenneker. Stacy Boothe, Dawn Kemper (Secretary), Kris- tina Gatzmeyer (Vice-President), Becky Cunningham (Reporter), Jotin Day (Presi- dent). Row 2-Becky Boone, Bucky Stamp- er. Doug Day. Kile Hartley, John New- stead, Sheriie Plummer. Tinka Somers. Vantharane Meak, Tanya Dajani. Row 3- Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Jeffery, John Polly, Sean Clark, Steve Snyder, Michelle Mayo, Erin Andrews, Kahia Hayes, Row 4-Heather Fogle, Kevin Campbell. D.E.C.A. Mr. Anderson, Chris Zepnick. Lora Dunn. Jay Leffert, Tom Montgomery, Eric Nelson, Melissa Alexander, Phil Krause. 52 warn BROADCAST JOURNALISM Row 1- Dina Lababidi. Carrie Anderson. Tami Cheek. Row 2- Chelli Peak. Janet Bay. Pam Burks. Cindy Wolinski. Andy McAllister. Row 3Rod Kelly. Chris Barbee. J«v «Li« Seating- Ethan Whitehill. Brad Montgom- ery. Mrs. Moore (sponsor). Russ Gaines. Catherine Arthaud. StandingVantharane Meak. Becky Young. John Day. John Pol- ly. Kevin Johnston. Scott Christiansen. Adam Andrews. Todd Bennett. M?ti Crouch. Bryan McAllister. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I. Melanie Mayfield (Treasurer), 2. Jennifer Neese (Vice-President). 3. John Day (President). 4. Robin Wenneker (Secretary), 5. Hunter Hofmann, 6. Brool e White. 7. Holly Krieg. 8, Jennifer Hauser, 9. Amy Wiard, 10. Maggaret Bentlage. II. David Schappert. 12. Heather Glenn, 13. Geoffrey Stamper. 14. Mrs. Ahl- brandt, 15. Michael Everett. 16. Jessy Bender. 17. Chelli Peak. 18. Bridget Mayes. 19. Stacy Roberts. 10. Tim Morrow. 21. Betsy Mehrle, 22. Greg Howard. 23. Doug Day. 24. Matt Maurer. 25. Chris Bowling. 26. Sheila Huber. 27. Jeri Johnson. 28. Kristina Gatzmeyer, 29. Kim Royer, 30. Andrew McAllister, 31, Kurt Ahrens. 54 THE ROCK STAFF Row 1- Charley Waddill. Tami Cheek, Patty Carl. Sarah Browning, Alex Eichenberg. Row 2- John Bechtold. Amy Wiard, Pat Ross. Fran Miller. Lisa Groshong. Susan Nelson. Loneta Lowery. Brian Marshall, Angie Lear. Scott Gunn. Row 3- John McQuilkin. Matt Henry. Andrew Hammann. Row 4- Kathy Groshong. Margaret Bentlage, Melynda Clark, Sally Garbez. Michelle Ellison. Leigh Herbst. Row 5- Kevin Murphy. Wim Fraiponts. Zac Leach. Ms. MaddenBurchett (Sponsor). Doug Day. Melynda Clark. Kevin Murphy. Cindy Wolinski. Janet Bay-Rock Models. Ad Editor-Patrick Ross. 55 STUDENT COUNCIL r M k-.fL i 1 fli ' 4 ' ; f.l V v % , k 18 OFFICERS Row 1 (LR)-Eric DeVenney, Jennifer Hauser. Betsy Mehrle (Treasurer), Dawn Kemper (Vice-President), Stacy Boothe (President ), Robin Wen- neker (Secretary), Laurie Williams, Jhonna Hicl cox, Brent Glover. Row 2- Leslie Stamper, Kristin Alberts, Jenny Coats, Rob Benedict, Phil Krause, Margaret Bentalge, Doug Day. Heather Hanly, Will Johnson, Cathy Ever- Sb Front: Stacy Boothe (President), Dawn Kemper (Vice-President). Back: Robin Wenneker (Secretary), Betsy Mehrle (Treasurer). ett. Row BBrannon Bartlett. Car Wilson. Beck Cedar. John Cruise. Jarrod Robertson. Matt Crouch. Travis Turner. Lou Mazzocco. Ian Griggs, Casey Schapira. Kristin Heidenreich. Row 4B.B. Hooper. Phil Cox. Mark Hickcox. Debbie Corley. Stephanie Stubler. Shellie Britewell. Suzy Ollar. Erin Andrews. Mrs. Wonder Woman Ford. CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class-Matt Crouch (Vice- President), Travis Turner (Treasurer). Lou Mazzocco (President), not pictured-Ethan Whitehill (Secretary Junior Class-Laurie Williams (Secretary). Jhonna Hickcox (Treasurer). Brent Glover (President). Eric DeVenney (Vice-President). Senior Ciass- Courtney Jackson (Secretary), Dojig 3ay (President). Phil Krause (Treasurer). Ma- garet Bentlage (Vice-President). BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated (LR)Steve Scott. Kevan Snell. Henry Fisher, Russell Thompson, Eliot Battle. Owen Jackson. Standing-K. K. Johnson. Robert Harris. John Stolt. Mancy Maupin. Gene Huff, James Oglesby. Patsy Garner. Joan Bay. James Ritter. Christopher Mallory. i i f V 58 FACULTY Dr. Jim King Assistant Principal Mr. W. Wayne Walker Principal Dr. Tom A Director of Guidance 59 mm Evelyn Ahlbrandt Math Jane Alexander Math Ray Anderson Marketing Education Michael Bancroft English Marjorie Bay Science ■ u Deborah Bernhardt German Patrick Bevier Science Robert Bihr Science Jennifer Black English Speech Brenda Blevins Science 60 r% ' wis i G. Robert Bohon Vocal Music Robert L. Burns Math Beverly Chapin E.R.T. Sandra Cockriel Counselor Patrick Daugherty Industrial Arts Timothy Social Drennan Studies Lucinda Engl Dunn sh llene Social f-ord Studies Ronald Fredrick Science Mari H.cme onne Fues Economics Mi ■ 1 B 61 Ei V i S A D D Barbara Godley Business Education Carlene Griggs O.H. Richard Hadfield Instrumental Music Linda Harlan Humanities Mary Jane Hawkins L.D. John Menage Physical Educdtion Carolyn Holland E.M.H. Lisa Holt Math Brenda Holt Business Education Margaret Jeffery Computer Programming bJ Dan Judy Social Studies Rod Kelly Attendance Counselor Mary Kenney French Harold Lewis Math Kelly MaddenBurchett English French Journalism • Beverly Martin B.D. John Martin E.M.H. Cynthia McCord Art Photography Consuelo McKinley Social Studies Reading Susan ' lelliiiger v,,-.th 63 Elai Home ne Pate Economics Barbara Phillips Spanish Dannie Phillips Science llayna Pickett Science Paul Pitchford Social Studies 6-4 William Priest Social Studies Vicki Reimler Physical Education Frances Reynolds Reading Wenona Robertson Science Mary Sadich Business Education 1 James Scanlon Physical Education Stella Schauwerker Nurse Mary Ann Shaw English Linda Shumate Math Conrad SUswski Humanities 5S ( I V V .K Jana Stolt English Tim Trogden Industrial Arts Eva Vasquez-Abshier English Spanish Scott Wallace B.D. Aide Judith Webb Counselor m c Kenneth Wheelen English Barbara Winans Media Director Joseph Wright Social Studies Cathy Zingler Math Jan Carlos O.H. Aide 66 RB ' S RIGHT ARMS Right: SECRETARIES-Row 1-Donna Snyder. Vicki Nichols. Jackie Cruise. Brenda Williams. Row 2Shirley Harri- son. Jan Anderson. Dorothy Whitworth. Virginia Farquhar. Below left: KITCHEN STAFF-Row 1- Marilyn Ap el. Dorothy Milligan. War - da Worley. Betty Whitesides. Mildred Ardrey. Row 2-Cheryl Barnes. Martha Crane. Rachel Winigear. Hazel Poff. 67 WINTER CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- Kneeling- Lisa Buening. Kristi Ford. Julie Wilson. Standing- Lisa McKee. Laurie Williams. Karen Lang, Heather Covington. 70 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- Row I- Lisa Buening. Julie Wilson. Laurie Williams. Karen Lang. Lisa McKee. JUMIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- Row 2- Melissa Davis. Tracy Porter. Sarah Wallman. Jenny Coats. Kim Duncan. Row 3- Becky Cedar. Karalyn Kay. Leslie Stamper. BRUIN HOSTESSES Kneeling- Suzy Ollar. Betsy Mehrle. Standing- Kathy Everett. Cindy Seiler, Jennifer Hauser. Sarah Browning, Carrie McCartney. 71 BOYS ' BASKETBALL Row 1- Rob Benedict. Travis Turner, David Bieri. Jason Shilt. Chris Colster, John Cruise. Jon Ray. Row 2- Heath Thompson. John Cleel . Brannon Bartlett. Tim Crum. Melvin Gibson. Corey Jordan. Doug Harris. Coach Scanlon. Row 3- Roger Alley, Randy HInton, Kyle Bramon, Todd Satalowich. Jim Horton, Kevin Schroeder. Bob Roemer, Eddie Orr. With a 21-5 record, our boys basketball team gave us a season of enthusiasm and of accom- plishments. Rock Bridge often pulled away and won in the last few minutes keeping their fans on their feet. Led by Seniors Jim Horton, Kyle Bramon, and Melvin Gibson. RB was ranked at the state level. There were several surprises this year. One being the gutsy playing of senior Bob Roemer from off the bench and of sopho- more Todd Satalowich. The other being our loss to Hickman in the Jefferson City Tourna- ment when a foul was called on us at the end of regulation time giving Hickman the point to end the tie. Rock Bridge, however, came back to avenge their loss and become District Champions. They did this by beating that other Columbia team, the Kewpies in two overtimes. While Hickman ' s fans showed up at the game in shirts reading Jim Who and Hickman Kew- pies, 1987 District Champions, we forced them to put those shirts in the backs of their closets. We became the District Champions and if they didn ' t know who Jim Horton was, his slam dunk in itself settled that score. It was Kyle Bramon who scored the four free throws in the second overtime to give us the lead. His assuredness on the court nailed many of the important shots. As the second overtime ended with the score Bruins 55, Kewpies 51, Rock Bridge students poured onto the floor to congratulate the players and to sing the school song. Kyle Bramon expressed the thoughts of all when saying, Man, everything after this is just icing. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Row 1- Tracy Toler. Jo Graham, Leigh Herbst. Jennifer Neese. Janie Jackson. Mendy Sapp, Kathy Vincent. Row 2- Asst. Coach Reimler. Leah Lear. Angie Lear. Stacy Roberts. Melanie Mayfleld. Kim Fussner. Coach Holt. The Lady Bruins came through the ' 86- ' 87 season with a 17-8 re- cord under Coach Holt. Melanie Mayfieid stated, she worked us hard but we still had a good time. Seniors Angie Lear, Melanie May- field, Jennifer Neese, and Stacy Roberts led their team to a third place finish in the Eldon Tourna- ment, second in the Fatima Tour- nament, and consolation in the Hannibal Tournament. As May- field expressed, We were not as successful as last year, but we had more team unity and had more fun winning as well as play- ing. 74 .. WRESTLING Row I- Shawn Payne. Jeff Mildner, Phil Schappert, Blake Halterman. Row 2-Brad Jessee. Nick Pinkston, Gary Ridenhour. Chris Gilland, Rusty Cunningham. David Schappert. Adam Andrews. Vince Hassel. Troy Muir, William Roland. Brian Marshall (manager). Row 3- Larry Wong. Mike Johnson. Jim Hassel. Eric DeVenney. Greg Howard. Matt Maurer. Danny Ruether. Aaron Wallman. Roland Bullock. Brett Peters. John Walker. Jamie Richards. Phil Golden. Row 4- Coach Whitney. Scott Fisher, Geoff Price. Carl Hoist, Steve Drennan, David Wilde. Lou Mazzocco. Bob Graves. Jason Linder. Curt Burkey. Coach Moore. 76 Our Rock Bridge Westling Team had a winning season with five of its members going to state following a third place finish at districts. Those who went to state were Eric DeVenney, Matt Maurer, Greg Howard, Jim Has- sel, and John Walker. Both Eric and Matt finished second. This year ' s team welcomed a new coach that gave Rock Bridge a record to be proud of as well as a future. As Senior Greg Howard commented, As expected, our wrestling team had a good ? mount of success. Our sixth pbce finish at state is a result of the team and Coach Moore ' s hard work. The high point in my sea- son was winning the conference championships. I expect a higher finish for next year ' s team. Clockwise: Eric DeVenncy. Greg Howard. David Schappert. Vince Hassel, Matt Maurer. 77 IT ' S THE SOPHOMORES TWINS? Rahgy Abadir Liz Abshier Kristin Alberts Malcom Albrilton Kim Aiderson Cathy Allton Alex Anderson Adam Andrews Nicole Asplund Kristen Biama Debbie Baker Eddie Baker Kathy Barnthouse Brannon Bartlett Shawn Bass John Bechtold Shaun Becker Jason Bedsworth Rob Benedict Aaron Berg Andre Belts David Bieri Greg Black Tom Blacklock Michael Bode Jason Brown Andy Bucher Shawn Burks Ken Burr Shane Card i 80 Lee Carlos Dennis Casey Marsha Castrop Scott Cecil Becky Cedar Lisa Chancellor Melynda Clark Nadine Clark John Cleek Akemi Clemens Angela Clooney Jennifer Coats Sharon Coats Antwaneh Cobbins Charles Cowan Erin Cowgill Gina Crabtree Daniel Crane 1 r Jeff Crane Eric Crawford Matt Crouch Wende Crow John Cruise Monica Cunneen 81 Rusty Cunningham Laura Darrah Melissa Davis Stacie Davis Mark Delozier Michael DePriest Greg Dozier Kim Duncan Jose Duran Ricky Durham Beth Durk Lori Dyson Mona Eads Alex Eichenburg Kraig Ennis Sherry Ezell Dana Farguhar Sherri Pitts Becky Fleenor Elizabeth Ford Matt Forester Tamika Forrest Brian Foster Timothy Gibson 82 Shane Glass Christopher Gould Jo Graham John Graves Anthony Green Curtis Gregg Kathleen Groshong Christopher Grotewiel f ' lichael Grubbs Tarn! Gubas Shannon Guest Tammy Gunn Jenny Hager Derek Hagner Robert Hamilton Andrew Hammann Chad Harris Holly Hart Tina Hass Vincent Hassel DeVonna Hayes Yvette Heffner Katherine Heimburger Kevin Hein 83 Jennifer Heinsz Mat Henry Courtney Herbst Leigh Herbst I Carrie Hildebrand Heather Hill Sheri Holtmeyer Darren Hombs Shellie Howard Scott Hudson Mark Hueser Jana Hughes Jason Hutson Nancy Inslee Andrew Irvin Annie Jackson Britt Jeffcoal Kevin Jenkins John Johnson Robert Johnson Tinnothy Johnson Karalyn Kay Gregory Keene Lucinda Kehl Terita Kelly William Kelly Prema Khanna Dana Klaus William Knox Lisa Koopmeiners 84 rimothy Kreig Suzanne Lake Derek Langendoerfer Kevin Lea Susan Leach Leah Lear Aimee Letourneau Barry Lewis Christina Lewis Joseph Lewis Barbara Licklider David Licklider Daniel Lim Tracy Lovell Lonetta Lowery Francesca Mangini Sacha Masek Troy Matney Chris Maupin John Maupin Lou Mazzacco Jeffrey McAhren Lance McCann Wayne McCoy 85 Christopher McKenzie Van Meak David Mend William Meyer Jeff Mildner Theresa Miller Gary Mitchell Kerby Mitchell Chad Moen Mathew Moore Jackie Morrow Andreas Mueller Troy Muir Enrique Munoz- Hernande Jan Neely Mark Nelson Susan Nelson Catherine Nichols Jeffrey Nichols Maria Nickerson Sally Noland Kyri Rape Jason Patton Shawn Payne 8b W endy Peacher Julie Peel Tony Perkins Windy Perkins Amy Petterborg Nicholas Pinkston Audra Pirotte Keith Poe Steve Poe Craig Politte Tracy Porter Tamara Post Jon Ray Julia Ray Julie Regan Salena Richardson Jarred Robertson Leo Robinson Matt Roemer Tammy Salmon Mike Samuel Chris Sapp Dyrinda Sapp Nathan Sapp 87 Fred Sappington Todd Satalowich Richard Scobee Lara Seabaugh Susan Settergren Mia Shaw Jason Shilt Caesar Simon Chris Singleton Dean Smith John Snipes Raymond St. Omer Shelly Staley Leslie Stamper Craig Steele Jeana Steward Jeff Stiles Christina Stoll Jason Stout Scott Struense Daniel Stubler Matalie Sullivan Matthew Taber Steve Tade 88 Alyson Taylor Kimberly Taylor Sherry Teerlinck Frank Thomas Heath Thompson Michael Thornton Leanne Torgerson Aungela Tozzio Michelle Tunink Michelle Vale Brian Van Matre Ka Wallace Shanna Wallace Sarah Wallman Slacey Warren Daniel Waltz Tracy Watkins Jeffery Watson Bryant Wentzel Rhonda West Ethan Whitehill Elizabeth Wiard Elizabeth Wilcox Michael Williams 8 ' Scott Williams Shari Willis Caria Wilson Cary Wilson Cori Wilson Kurt Wolken Teresa Worstell Rebecca Young Carol Zigler ' IRii SilEa Here they are, the Rock Bridge Twins: Pat and Phil Cox. Doug and John Day, Courtney and Leigh Herbst, Chris and John Maupin, and Nick Pinkston and Natalie Sullivan. r a n IT ' S THE JUNIORS ' . 1 i it ' i . f ' .1 Sam Abadir Jennifer Adelstein Gus Adkinson Melissa Alexander Rhonda Alvis Catherine Anderson Erin Andrews Catherine Arthaud Gleg Austin Brian Baize Paul Barner Rob Bartels Andy Bathke Janet Bay Wayne Belton Andrea Bennet Brent Bennet Kimberly Bennet Todd Bennet Dale Bentlage Matthew Bode Becky Boone Paula Bosch Rickea Branham 94 James Branson Craig Bratlon Jeff Brooks Angie Brown Doug Brown Tammy Brown Sarah Browning Angel Buckner Lisa Buening Andy Burich Curt Burkey Pam Burks Jason Burns Stacy Burnett Evelyn Butler Wes By bee Dianna Cage Kevin Campbell Patty Carl Jill Carney Tami Cheek Bryan Clark Dana Claycomb Julie Coffman Chris Colster Heather Covington Melisa C-ews Steph .;ie Crockett Dena C:OSS ' ilm Cunningham 9S iiM M rk Curry Tanya Dajani Chris DeRoos Eric DeVenney Eddie DeVilbiss Kim Dickenson Christine Dickson WaMy Dyrenfurth Keili England Kathy Everett Bruce Fenner Renee Flowers Eric Fogle Kristi Ford Adrienne Fore % ' oi- Alyse Hakami Heather Hanly Russell Hargis Doug Harris Mike Harris Wendy Harris Jim Hassel Eric Hatch Kahia Hayes Kristen Heidenreich Gus Hern Jason Henage Jonna Hickcox Candy Hobbs Carl Hoist Sheila Holtmeyer Junior Horn Ty Horn Joy Hulett . Claire Hi, ' . Henry .• sze Brad ; ji.ison Wi iiison D i,. Johnston 97 Heather Kaplan Mamie Keith Adam Kelley Pete Khamneian David Kimberling Stephanie Kroha Dina Lababidi Karen Lang Phii LeDuc Brian Leach Jeff Leighton Charles Leimkuehler Jason Linder Jason Liu Clark Luntsford Darren Maher Brian Marshall Andy Materer Michelle Mayo Brian McAllister Lisa McKee Na«h MrKcnrip Jon McQuilkin Steve Mermelstein 98 Eric Metzdorf Christine Meyer Kip Middendorf Melissa Miederhoff Fran Miller Brad Montgomery Carolyn Moody Tim Morris James Mosby Beth Murray Sherry eal Ben Nelms Shannon Nichols Doug rSovinger Andy Oblinger Suzy Ollar Tina Olson Steve Parker Brett Peters Anne Pinkstaff Deena Pitts Novia Plummer Sherrie Plummer Brenda Pollreisz Martin Pope Joel Porati-- Doug Po i i 1 Geoff P- ;- Jana ' r ;.:ell John rroctor 99 Dan Purcell Edmund Redfield Thomas Renner Jody Rhodes James Richards Gary Ridenhour Anthony Robinson Janice Rothwell Jeff Rowden Chris Rowe Vicki Roys Jan Ruelicke Danny Ruether Charles Russel Tammy Russel Penny Sanders Stewart Sanner Melissa Sapp Mendy Sapp Casey Schapira Kristina Schmit Peter Schneeberger Kevin Schroeder Tara Seibert 100 Michelle Selle Tro Shireman V.:li Silvers Ervan Skiles Carol Slusher Lori Smith Ste e Sn der Tinka Somers Matt Soper Jeff Sowash Tami Squires Lane Stewart Chris Stott Sean Stov Ra Sun Greg Taber Tom Tarrants Ja Ta lor Matt Thomure Jo l Trueb!- jd Doug 1 Dena : rhill Toi ■ jhn C r£ Waddill 101 Mike Wagner John Walker Brandy Wallace Aaron Wallman Tim Watring Lisa Whelan Laurie Williams David Wilde Julie Wilson Kim Wilson 102 IT ' S THE SENIORS TWIMS? n -« !j. - «► ' Chris Bowling Stacy Boothe Margaret Bentlage lOt S«an Clark Kimberly Cline tianf Coats d Melissa Crane Rebecca Cunningham Troy Dailey 108 n.cia Fleenor Michael Everett Karia Estes Christopher Easley 109 Heather Glenn no Jeri Johnson Angela Lear 113 Vantharan Meak Betsy Mehrle Cathleen McCartney Andrew McAllister ,114 Larry Parke 116 Amy Prather John Polly m S P Ragsdell I I J Charles Redmon Ganesh Ravindran Michael Pullman Robert Roemer 116 m « Jay Sowash Eric Spurgeon Geoffre dmper 119 Kristin Twaddle I 120 Robin Wenneker Gary Warren l. Matthew Turner Trent Cllsaker Ja, on Neal Scott Christiansen 122 u 2 ' SENIOR COMMENTS Do not swallow a red hot iron ball and then cry I am in great pain. — J. A. Get a real life like Tommy. — Franklin Ahrens Hey you, did you touch that bulb. Thanks to all my favorite techies. We ' ve had it all. Always remember, there are two people listening. Twin II says false. What ' s up Doc? Like my spurs? James West parties best! — C.H. Kyle: You ' re definitely Something Sweet! You ' ve got it all. Thanks for everything Punky Boz! Love you tons — Honeybaby AIRPLANE: Thanks for being my best buddy. — Slugbug Be good puppy dog. — Love. W.B. Robin: Yes it ' s true I haven ' t sharpened a pencil all year. Which just goes to show you that once I set my mind on doing something, I do it! See you this summer and the following one in sunny San Antonio. — Love, Bucky G.F.S.: I ' ll keep sharpening your pencil since I never break a promise. The Army isn ' t the only one who is counting on you. See you in San Antonio. — Love, R.R.W. Jarrod R. Brian F.: If you wouldn ' t have been sophomores, you Would have had a date! — B, S. You know who you are. — Rub a dub dub Bugs: Keep up the good downhill skiing! Peb- bles: Don ' t forget your curling iron! Good luck and avoid hangovers. Stay drunk Don ' t forget to watch Scooby Doo. — Luv, Louie HG EC: Gonnamissyoukeep intouchluvya! — Kimmarie Dawn Kemper: Pinky! You ' ll always be my best friend. Remember all of our memories. Camp!! Remember always Smile! — Love, S.L.B. M.T.: Go with the flow! Maybe we can cop a cool attitude this summer. Revco — MWE Darren Maher: I love you! Sunshine A.W.: I just don ' t know and I just don ' t care. It ' s nice to be able to have a REAL conversation with someone-we know we ' re right. You ' re ter- rific!! — Love ya ' . Court To all the struggling students: You can lose all things except knowledge and experience. — H.F. Integrity, humility, and love are the best and most important lessons you ' ll ever know. — B .G. Debby: Hope we stay good friends for life. — A.A. La vie est dure et assez bizarre It ' ll get bet- ter, Booz!! Ca m ' est ega! Court. We ' re always so right. Robin-living viti ' t: ly be the best revenge but vandalism ' s quit . You ' re great and if you ever need anyboJ, ya no where I am! MB-Watchout for that cdi- i and don ' t order any room service! Let ' s get i! of town! Bunny, Chipmunk, Platypus, and Rich: Tho guys; it a js BAD TO THE BONE! Rockin ' Bob hi! R.W.: Take it easy, babe! You ' re a fantastic friend! Thanks for everything! — Love ya ' lots. Court Rich: Are you color-blind or can you not reach the light switch in your closet? Hey JHH: Hunsy loves you! Bugs: Stay away for trash cans. Jon Lightner: What about my ten years? It ' s not up yet! Good Luck always!! — Love Cosmos Harold: Life has its ups and downs. When it ' s up, it ' s up; when it ' s down it ' s down. Try to stay excited! — C. Sissy: I ' d like my keys back. Debbie; If you only knew .... To R.D.: Watch out for bulls on the road! To C.B.: Don ' t sleep in the street on Homecom- ing. Make sure your ducks wear galoshes. Dick, watch those brick walls and Christmas trees. — P.G. Thanksandyamyrobin dougandkristin! — H.G. maycolumbia diewithoutus To all that I have shared my lunchtime and free time with, never stop reaching for the stars. — U.A.P. H.H.: Sorry for no real life stories, but when have you ever known me to be real? Remember: soulmates always stay in touch, — MWE Tammy: Thank you for a great senior year at RB. I ' ll never forget you. — Matt Maurer Here ' s to the biggest thing in my wo rld that keeps me going. No matter what happens, you will always be my Heather Hill. — Love Griff Hey Beaknose: Top 20 will always be in your worst memories. — GOFF Watch the blood pressure, Hadfield! Thanks for the Samba routine and Busch Stadium, — K.T. I laughed and danced and did a jig, as I cut the fetal pig. — J. A.M. We always hated Iambic Pentameter. English IV Honors A.W.: Pepperoni, mushy cards, U.S. military ser- vices. Scarlet Harlots. You are the best! Keep your chin up; I ' m always here. Hey, there ' s a great special on Pork Beans! Vita est dura. — R.W. Dick and P.G.; Have fun with those gerbils. J. P.: Wait till the season is over. Go Hurricanes 3- Amigos. — G.H. I love you EgO! — D.C. To K.M.T.: How about some brownies? To R.D., S.I., C.L.: Cool dudes in a loose mood and anyone else who knows what it means, Chesterism rules ! Never Saying No! I love Bud. We Rock in Iroc. Are you Dunn L. yet — KSN P.S. Give lots of H ' s. A man without Religion is like A fish without a bicycle. C.S.P.W. M. Wooten To all my friends, teachers and football team- mates: Good luck next year. Hope the team goes all the way. Thanks for the good times. GO BRUINS — Robert Perkins The Top 20 lives on! We will be back! GE-HO-RI- SI-NE-KA ' S To the DFA ' s: To go the distance, you must first take the journey. Live and learn. — Cat To D.C: Get thee to a nunnery. Charles, Bucky, Joel, and Jim: May the full moon always shine. — K.H. You ' re going to psych yourself up for life and find out you ' re dead. — le tenebreux Yeah, yeah, yeah! — J. A. To the general populace: I have enough friends. If you ' re not serious, leave me alone! From a person who has undergone internal shutdown. Chris, are we married? No, you take the blanket. — A.C.B. Turtle necks window. Dead Cat, Super Glue, Class ' 87, It smells in here. — Heraldo Hey D.F.A ' s, especially Slash, Squid, and Clair: I ' ll miss you all but I ' m out of here! I ' m so happy I could well I just could. I love you all, but not enough to cut my hair. You ' re all hip but I ' m thigh. — Spike. Leslie S.: Have a great time at RB! Keep in touch! — Robin Don ' t take yourself so seriously! — Rin Tin Tin C.J.; It ' s definitely your laugh! Thanks for being a true friend. — R.W. Mel: The best friend I could ever have, thanks! — Trac To Pebbles and Louie: As you travel down the road, don ' t forget your family and your car. After all, it ' s yours and you should be proud of it. — Love, Bugs R.W.: So what if the radio was bad and the wom- an was boring- at least she didn ' t have the small man complex. Stay ' N Touch- I will. — MWE (snap!) obsequiousness is a sin, originality a vir- tue. Be real in a sheeplike school. (snap!)No matter what ' s been done or said, I love you all (snap!) — Love, Tommy I ' ll always love you, John. — Love, Twinkle Connie: What can I say, you ' re bittersweet. But that doesn ' t mean I don ' t like the way you are. Keep in shape and don ' t flex your muscles too much. — H. Louie: Don ' t ever forget how you earned your name! Good luck always! Avoid hangovers- Stay drunk! — Luv, Pebbles Joel Charley: I hope you two can handle drum- line next year. If you can ' t, Doug will! — Bucky I 124 Have a great senio year! — Ankle hi from Knee 1J: What ' s up Doc? Well, We got our 50, by G.F.S.: Green means Come in and red means Go away , and if either of us mix it up, we ' ll both be sorry. See you in Wolpers. P.S. Shar- pen your own pencil. — MWE Thumper, Cheezy, Blow Torg, Howie, Weiner, Queeber, and MC Smells: Everybody PARTY and GYS. I ' ll miss you all. — Shee rah Marvin: The first year of my life couldn ' t have been better. I know we ' ve achieved what we wanted to this year. We worked really hard at doing it. Now that I ' m through, go fluff up your future seniors! — G. James M.: Too bad you didn ' t ask me out while you still had the chance. We could have had some awesome times together. Have fun with all the guys your senior year! Scott M.: I love you! T.K. Tex: The tekes want you. May the Top 20 live on. — TM Debby, don ' t look so excited! Honey. E Opresso Unum! Hang loose with the eighty deuce, S.D. Russell, beware the havoc! We ' re good at Chem. Warfare, aren ' t we, Paul? All you elite troopers in Reimler ' s Fifth, keep humping! Don ' t get electrocuted, Mrs. Jeffery! California bound to get CJCLAid. — Jason N. D.D., J.D.: Let ' s go camping! Thanks for the memories. — J. P. The Gatz left his mark in ' 85 and lil ' Gatz is rubbing it off in ' 87. The best thing at R.B.? Graduation. — Barton Barker Team Canada and Scanlon ' s Nightmare rule! Pa- dre ' 87! Senior guys rule! Thanks Stacy B. — J.P.S. Brooke, thanks for all the good times. To KMT: I love you a lot. but I know it will end when you go to college. I ' ll go mighty blue! But when we separate, my heart will always be with you! — iluvualot WKW Padre ' 87! Jim ' s Nightmare 1- I want you, Hoops! — M.P.S. Thumper: Keep it under control! — A. A.. D.N. Mike: See you in Wolpers. I ' LL bring the frig, and you bring the CD player, okay? By the way, do you have that trash I gave you at the first of the year? — Bucky A.V.-Your black what?!-R.W. To all the studs at Rock Bridge High: You ' re too cool, you make us drool. The Fibbers. We ' re the worst class ever, we proved it. — The Bandit Padre ' 87, Team Canda 1, WTIOI. and Senior pranks. — G.D.H. We beat the terminators 3 times. — TEAM CAN- ADA To W.W.: You don ' t believe in SNAP II? To the family: I ' m going to miss being around the soccer boys. Keep in touch and have a good season. — Papa Griff LP; You nerd. To all the hidden Christians: Keep strong. Stand up for Christ without being ashamed: but whatever you do, don ' t give up. — M.S. Best two things in life: Padre Island ' 87 and Laurie Williams. — TM SRR-BFF JPN ICG-4-EVERJPN 34- a R SPECIAL — 34 ME: Just wasn ' t the same without you. Hang in there next year. Escape whenever you can to New England and see me. — Best friends for- ever KT True Definitions: 87 Seniors-The best, irreplacea- ble. Juniors- serfs, servants to the seniors, still in the shadows. Sophomores- poorly in- formed and immature. — T.D.G. To CW. DP, MP. AP: Had any Pepperoni and Faygo lately. Trivial Pursuit: Pepperoni ver- sion if next!! Wes: Once you go you never go back!! — Your friend Steph It was meant to be. — Jessica Bender Gunn is sooo fun!! — C.I.S.V. Brownies, VW? Sure, anytime. — KT Hey Vanna: Watch out for the pole. — Love ya, the Bush. M.E.: Yeah, the center of the universe. Hope it stays his secret. Hope Wolpers is what you want it to be. — R.W. From 5th hour Senior Homemaking: We are go- ing to miss ol ' Chili Bowl head. G.H.: 3-Amigos! They call him Greg. I ' m not sure why Wait till next year. The Golden Who? — J.P. A.N.L.: Good luck. Fastpitch. — S.R.R., J.P.N.. M.S.G. Zac: We ' ve waited long enough. What are you doing Sunday? Vac and Dunn: N.S.N, and G.H.! — Blackie and Bronco Hey Kyle: You big, big — J.H. Thanks for your support Corey! Remember me always, WKW! — Love you, Taco. To H.H.: Keep your head up and don ' t let things get you down. These are your best years. Have fun! — Love always, D.J. To the Jazz Band: Don ' t jerk around! I lived . . . CS: I ' ll miss you very much. — Love ya. TN Statement of the year: A bleeding heart won ' t mend. A broken heart violence is not the answer. To P. J.: Let ' s shave our heads; it ' s a good exper- ience. To all Seniors: Keep on mashing. — Love S.J. C.J. and M.E.: Hey. can ' t you all spell. Thanks for all your help. — R.W. I ' m so sure, Hunny-B. R.B.H.R.A.(Rock Bridge Hot Rod Assoc): TH, DC, SB, LG, RT, DG, Go to 740; we ' re punch- ing off at a midnight. — MH To RT; PSSPPSSPaa. — LC To Woodstock; LET ' S GO HUNTING. Eternity; I don ' t get it. I mean, when ' s it going to end? — Troy Dailey To OOLIE: Hows S.K. ' s CRX, Eh? TROGG ' s Forever! Hail waage!! T.V. Party!! Padre ' 87 There is no substitute. Big J, a Rowdy, Dirty, Bonehead, Hippie of a Peon went to the D.R. for info on homeboy Rog. Later Taters. I.C.G. (Peon) XXOO SBB JW Twist this. DC Steal this SB This is my last M.S. week. JH It ' s not immoral if you don ' t get caught. RH. To Cheezy, Blow, Howie, and Weiner; Take care of my baby. Fresh nest year, and remember: Oh Romeo, did you Say Yes. Juliet . G Y S . Thumper. She Ra, MC Smella, Spike, Dizzy. DeBra; I love Ya all. I ' ll miss ya. Seniors kick. Was RB a blast or what and Hickman calls us roast beef. They ' re just baby dolls. Ha. Don ' t forget to cruise the loop. Ha. Deshon. DeShon; We won ' t forget. We ' ll cruise the loop if you do. Big Jobbies. Vegetable Rights and peace. Well, love y a. Matie boots. Spikeroo and Rick tooo. Seniors of 87. Kill the Wabit. Best wishes and a good life, spend it in bed. Your in resident weirdo. MED- The Doctor. To MM: For all those wild nights and long talks, this Bud Light ' s for you. It ' s time to cut loose and party hard in Hawaii Live Touch Me . Best friends always, BW. P.S. what ' s his name? To BW: How many times have we chased down men? We didn ' t do so bad. Thank goodness for the convertible and the love machine. Thanks for putting up with my best friend. BFF- MM P.S. What is his name? To TT: Someday Men. To Stevie Van Mermelstein; Keep on jammin ' , babe. MM To KH; Love those pseudo-men. MM Mudsucking opportunist J.B.: Do you know something I don ' t? Soloing isn ' t always easy- but then you ' ve had lots of practice. Get some decent music! — MWE Greg: Keep the Austin Haley warmed up for me and don ' t get yourself into too many stories. — Bucky Wull Alw-right. Leslie! — CMc Vicki: I ' ve still got that piece of tra5 ' n my locker. Have a great year. — Bl: Ye-e-s. I think that would be b Carrie! — L.P. 125 YEARBOOK STAFF Mrs. Marjorie Bay Sponsor. Lditois Row 1- Andy McAllister, Robin Wenneker. Row 2- Kristin Twaddle, Heather Glenn, Amy Wiard. Doug rSovinger. 126 Row 1- Lisa Groshong. Eddie Devilbiss. Michaelle Dorsey, Pam Burks, Karolyn Kay. Tanya Dajani. 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