Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)
- Class of 1969
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Y 4 H 1 1 N' ,UA Y- Z' I IV. ' I 'I ' . 4 --ig K: '- N .J -V I r Y 4 . X , I , +,, V -Q 1' VV. ' --f, u w ' , Mfg , , , ' ' - ',,, W fx '-'x,y'f'1 N 1 f ' 1 ' JJ' , '9 ,A . . U iw W, ,svfwx rg N wr, W ' A w Foreword These doors open to reveal our world at SCHS. This is where we met our friendsg where we laughed with them and cried with them. Within its wall we found disappoint- ments and hardships as well as happiness and success. For some, the doors will soon close behind four years of study and good times. Our world is us. We criticize it, defend it, love it. It revolves around us. Table of Contents Advertising SCHS Happenings Faculty Activities Athletics Academics Organizations Classes Additions to Curriculum update SCHS 4 Many additions and improvements were intro- duced to SCHS for the 1968-69 school year. QAD Debbie Brown examines one of the driver education simulators. QBJ Assistant superin- tendent Mac Coverdell, assistant principal jim Rash, sophomore basketball coach Gary Wacker, and athletic director Ernest Smith test the new video tape equipment. CCD In ROTC full dress uniforms, juniors Rick Mayer and Bill Nolle display the colors in the home- coming parade. lain I :Qi -W p , 1 ' Bmw. uf A . A '- l...m..1 4 ' ' -, . ' 1 . if ' I 2 Y-L.-,, Q14 VN ., 1 'T'7 M-Q -.4 Lx V X1 V. ' 1 '-M-...,.- . A1 ' - , -W 'M f--M-1 ak E 4 ..,Xx ,ga E Mn P V , 9 1' L J , A A . 1 1 V W., I , .- V awk Eg? in H ,K A L.f3'4 7.- . . , fl' .1 ,nga Q ?2-e Q . 6 5 N-YQ XA 'N ffi 'Kr N X f 5?-A '-SQQ mfg, WM 'NK M, A . mn. vs NN X . x j ' .1 s U 3 1. ,XX j, iz 3 Q fd Rybkl li x Qt, Y' li 'l it Fl' 'li 4, or N if Us V i x - ' ' 1 ' V Y s -J f 31, 'S ' ,XJ S xg Q tb , F u J ,J lj My Mx Q., Il' nw 'x ll l . ' l l l l 'V -. Q rg x l lm i i jf by 4,33 , 'F ' 'T i ,B Ns if N A i, - 2 i Q5 Ai . ,I , 'X V 3 ' Q 'J . N P5 X S 'Xe 3 J K J It tw J x s 3 i , s, Nl fy- ' 3 l ,Q X lf J Q l '33 -Xi A xl N 'Jx l N VX X! v 1 we e , si ti ,N i i was Y Y ix ,xi bl ij ,V 'S i . A Wy Y, N E ' ,fx xv x 3 l i ll 1 X3 l .X l v J K t l all cl J i . X. ,i ' i V 4 5 ,xl J X or 'Nl Yi Q3 -A iris X S N l 1 ' j 'iq Ng Xl! ,nl 5 xj f 5 5 is Qi Y X it 35 l 'l ' is Ffa' l X lx! rx? ta '1 6 , -:AP 1 f -w W. A il! I J J , Fun comes in all shapes and sizes because everyone has his own ideas about what having fun means. Whether you en- joy QA-BJ watching a parade, CCD having your FTA float win second place, as Margaret Zipful does, CDD playing in the sticky clay, or CED making your acting debut as Rally lalias, Greg Muddl in the 1969 Charlemo assembly SCHS has fun to offer you. 7 Study opens many doors -Y, 'rwwz vrrf', -P fi. QWHL' .vm 51.5,,G .-sf, at Ffifh fi 4 .:,i4.Cf. if fi , Academic endeavors bring personal satis- faction as well as honor and recognition, KAJ Suzanne Bryan carefully measures quantities in Chemistry lab. CBJ Steve Black- hurst drives a simulator. CCD Troy Pittman learns the regulations of the ROTC. l .5 .QA '12 in A4 myufxvqpvuu AMVYCBQWWH :EVE Gfvkwwmu mm A-.ss-, wmv: V+ mum wma, NM his awmaulsnu -..X,.M,m :vw-Q sun 'B M .W X yer ' mums 'nn qw f lil! 0 it - Mt, ,M , i - '745' 'Wi' f 1.2 'H av. mm.. 5 :aww ,v ' V W W' g. 5 wlwwwfww, vw , V, RFQ! A X. www' 9' JI 5 W 1-1, 1 lx 'W' qi H Wa J , ,, 1 f we 5 wa .X , ? -Q, fb NN., , 1 ' 1,2 i lgwwi W wr i Wf',01 CI' i of i J' r wr X Q ..f , ,ll .. 4 1l ' SAF.. l 2 nr .JQI . 'sag . 'X W '1 -'.-- fu--2.-A ' 'V i. 1 , , Y, , 1 5 , bfxit 'I Jr.: ,.,. Athletic competition is an important part of life at SCHS. KAD Tom Cole prepares for a Cross Country race. CBJ Ellis Rowry powers hie way through the Clayton defense in the Pirates' first season game. CCD Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Laverne Bruns, and Marquita Hallemeier put the volleyball skills they learn during class to use in inter-class tournaments. X-.4 l,-f 1 1' K7-f 1 1, G ,fr-, liz.. ll M' V C9671 Q , 'Lf 'f , 61. X X xg J 514 C1 JU 777 ' 'Q C my ' fu! If .j ,. Q W 7 QFZJ QQ, I X MR4- 033-vp fu M317 ,1f '!,,-xEj,Z'v fi 1. A' f f? ' 0,5'4-ET-'Q ff 'JN ., gb 'K Cf it I Q7 L 1' f X f m- If? 0 za, bmi? A I2 Leaders at SCHS vary widely in their activities and duties. Whether it be CAJ Foreign Relations club on their campaign for new members, QBJ majorette Linda Hallboom helping to lead the band onto the football field at half time, CCD the Student Council helping people make friends at the Get-Acquainted party, or KDJ Student Body President julie Kindel- spire introducing Cathy Mendoza, our foreign exchange student, during the fall sports assembly, the goal is to help all students feel they belong. 9 ,aff if ly ,. Q 5, i fm Q Y SCHS students sometimes quietly reflect the problems of the day. CAD As she wraps her knee, Debbie Longbine imag- ines the variety of cheer for- mations. CBJ Tim Bruening questions the rising prices of yearbooks. CCD jim Schaberg considers his duties as presi- dent of National Honor So- ciety. CDD While waiting to be sold at the annual Latin Club slave auction, Karen Foy won- ders what her masters have in store for her. I5 ' VF!! X f km ul I F . l Ar '1 L , L 1 'I x, ENV ' W, y gl I il M f Ntx ' W!! 5 A I , N f' ,,?- is-X ' -1. Yfwwihww QWQM L2-J BvO'UQ-mfg ' M wU.g.p,.ME5-,M ,M wjAfwu,e.fQ,,,.Q,,,A,bL,N Ok MMM A 7?ff'-vfv 7,,,,MJ,Q,w0c2vOwwS-7 6-c,f,7,Z,,L,T,l1LA,,,,,j 4,,s,5ta ,,,.Al:fa. '-K1 'j'+qL'51 'fY'-'L,?.fJBN LPWN', ek ,W-,o4Jf,Q,7,a'+2Aif'Uv.4dfw 'q 7AJaLV1Mf ?0f-'4flffUW+'XW Tkkwfgq l,Q,4,,l-1f'N- Faculty Qwiagwp 02QUtP.U.r1fU VWMM' np'-,,,.... .Wt- id!!-. Roy L. Clemons, Superintendent. Mr. Charles E. Ferguson, Administrative Assistant. XX..-' Dr. W. D. Cirigsby, Project Director. Mac Coverdell, Assistant Superintendent. i L. to R. SEATED: Webster Karrenbrock: Presidentp dentp V. A. Schneider Ir.: Treasurerg Charles W Mrs. Roland T. Pundmann: Secretaryg Stephen E. Boswell. I8 Blackhurst. STANDING: Dr. I. H. Evans: Vice Presi- Y., ...f .Alu 4..ri.,v N XMXX-v EEZ, A L,l. Y , L. xqw ,K ,lx X ' in - - '. 'X ll -y'-- 1 , . Z ...ki X .Ir -:tk tlxri 5 '. 'ft l ' ' ' 1 A N . .lla . X .f-U ' Y '.x. .lt X Z .x tx I 11...F-.:,'-.1.xxx-ll' -A-.hi -lu. x'..i '.lt fl . 1 :.: l',,' -XX-D , L E f- .fm 1 'vxll-it sf. 'gr 4 r ' ft:-I y 5 XI - 'SF 3 Xffml N . v ' -,-,V ' .'-,',',-'., 1 L 3, I.. Y w QytXNt-'bg Mvlxxyu ,N Gilbert R. Lauer, Principal. NN H SCHS has acquired new videotape equipment to aid in academics athletics. and Strong leaders make a better school system Guidance and self Q st gin-wi Ralph Black, Assistant Principal. james Rash, Assistant Principal. N33 9001+ ullivff' K... L. to R. Mrs. Clara Overhultz: Office Secretaryp Mrs. Eunice Dickens, Mrs. june johnson: Attendance Secretaries. iscipline further maturity and in i understanding av-,Gs 5:1 L. to R. Mrs. Pat Cope: Home Co-ordinator: Mr. Roscoe Jennings: junior Counselor: Miss julia Finn: Sophomore Counselor. Miss Doris Gruer: Senior Counselor. Miss Delberta Stanton: Library Assistant: Mrs. Mary Thornton: Librarian. Mrs. Deana Sanford: Guidance Secretary. E13 N 1 X 1' , :nan-ui Mr. Richard Schneider: Library Assistant. 21 Q 39 5 - f ' Q' 1 4 1-sg: N fy ' ' i L , -5 2 E .QW ' A ' f if , Q' ' ' t 1 X11 C, Q2 I I , i I ws . Richard Merlotti: Custodian. Personnel assure the SEATED: Don Williams: L. to R. STANDING: Dale Vaughn: Tom Dickens: Custodians 22 L. to R. Mr. Glen Brueshoff, Mr. Edward Stoehner: Cafeteria Custodians. Mr. Kermit Hunn: Night Watchman. J X L, to R. Mrs. Warnell Carrington: Teachers Typist: Mrs. Iris Bagnard: Financial Secre tary. 5 ev-... Mrs. 1 3 . Ruby Hart: School Nurse availability of necessary services Cf' I R ' , L V Mrs. I. Boschert: Cafeteria Manager. ' '11 Fm Y-9 Q3 f7 wvgfii C is . , M i L. to R. Mrs. M. Fromrne, Mrs. G. Wren, Mrs. I. Schrader, Mrs. G. Varnes, Mrs. M. Spain, Mrs. M. Sappington: Cafeteria Staff. 'Qc L. to R. Mrs. V. Engie, Mrs. R. Schneider, Mrs, L. L. to R. Mrs. L. Richardson, Mrs. H. Grote- Courtney: Cafeteria Staff. well: Cafeteria Staff. English skills , help in ability to communicate with other people I Mrs. Ruby Werges, Departmental Chair- man, English IV. L. to R. Mr. james Finerty: Speech I, II, Debate I, II, English II, Mrs. Ima- gene Abernathy: English II, Senior English Composition: Mrs. Rosalind Daly: Drama, Practical English IV, Mrs. Lois Lane: English II, Mrs. Joyce Hill: English I, ll. 24 L. to R. Miss Laura Koontz: English II: Mrs. Rebecca Thiel: English III, Miss Ardella Sandison: English III, IV: Mrs. leanne Mudd: English II, Mrs. Veita lo Hampton: Practical English IV, jour- nalism I, II, Mrs. Leonora Wilkinson: English III. J. p France L. to R. Mr, Vito Manaci: Latin I, II, III, IV: Mrs. Nancy Simpson: Spanish I, II. . . R I A : IS, ,HUC Q tG S p e 3 I4 f tC S Q e I 5hZerEJega'rlZl1erInal Clhlagriman, Frenchi, Iljfllll, IV. BI h to learn Miss Robin Blaylock: Spanish III. Mr, jerry Cook: Special Education. .af 4' ,..r Colonel Robert Miner: Aerospace Sergeant Doral Curtwright: if Education. Aerospace Education As- sistant, Mrs. Thelma Murray: Special Educa- tion. 25 5 Mr. Melvin Morlan: World History, American History. Mr. George Peters, Depart- mental Chairman, American History. 9 ww Mr. Clarence Williams: American Mrs. Lillian Bushnell: World History. MV- l'l3l'0ld Fellfhahni World l'll5l0fY History. 26 N? S . L. to R. Mr. Charles Brader: Psychology, Mr. james Frisella: American History, Economics, Family Relations, American Government, Mr. Nelson Thompson: American History, Missouri History. L. to R. Mr. Reuben Parker: Sociology, Contemporary Issues, Mr. Robert Vasholz: Family Relations, Sociology. 27 Social Studies... help us interpret current issues and observe and study human behavior Mr. Gerald Honey: Trades and Industry Distributive Education. Math formulas compute ideas . Mathematics: Miss Francis Story, Departmental Chairman, Analytic Geometry and Functions. Mr. judson Palmer: Basic Math, Algebra I, Mrs. Rosemary Epps: Algebra I, Algebra 84 Trigonometry. . W .- 1. ...,,, gf., ,.. .f--.,f.,,st 1. 'sf L- '- w if' , I . Mrs. Patricia Dickson: Algebra l, Algebra 81 Trigonometry. .M '1- 1' Mr. joe Vance: Geometry, Algebra l. Mrs. Margaret Kaiser: Geometry, Terminal Math. Mr. Brian Peterson: Geometry, Terminal Math. l gl sv Mr. Tom Sullivan, Departmental Chair- MVS- D0V0lhY Lamme'53 Bl0l08Y, Cl1Gml5lfY- man, Biology, Advanced Biology. Scientific methods prove helpful to future living L. to R. Mrs. Rebecca Teague: Chemistry, Advanced Chemistryg Mr. Ted MVA Ed Thleli PhySiCal 5Cl9nC9, Biology, Mittler: Physical Science, Physics. Agriculture. 29 Mrs. Verena Praeger: Departmental Mr. William Henderson: A Cappella Choir, Chorus, Chairman, C,irl's Ensemble, General Music, A Cappella and Blue Robe Madrigal Modern, Blue Robe Choir. Choir Assistant. Mr. Kenneth Beckham: Depart- mental Chairman, Orchestra. 30 MUSIC CINSTRUMENTAD Mr. Robert Hess: Departmental Chairman Band. The fine arts allow us express ART:Mrs. Madelyn Niedner: Departmental 0 lil e I S Chairman, Art I, Art S, Allied Art. L. to R. Mrs. Katherine Ford: Art I, II, III, IVg Miss Barbara Kirchoff: Art I, Art S, Ceramics. 3I Operative 4' INDUSTRIAL ARTS: L. to R. Mr. Tharon Baumann: Departmental Chairman, Draft- Mrs. Mar- guerite Ahrens: Departmental Chairman, Senior Homemaking, Home Furnishings, Intermediate and Advanced Clothing. Mrs. Eleanor Dye: Vocational Homemaking I, ll, 81 III, Intermediate Foods. W' 0 6 ,N , rg v ba Q 1 u QIII5 'QZS7 L11 s-.-.l?....i1., 2 skills have been proven to be 539' BUSINESS EDUCATION: Mrs. Le- na Ellis: Departmental Chairman, Vocational Clerical Practice, Personal Typing, OE Vocational Clerical and Secretarial Practice. 1 fs- lifelong assets 'Tn 'N Q Mrs Phyllis Noland Vocational Secre- L. to R. Mrs. Doris Gerkin: Personal Typing, Typing I 81 II, Mrs. tarial Practice Shorthand Margaret Stephens: Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Er ,.,7 L. to R. Miss Raneta Rags dale: Basic Business, Typing I 81 II, Mrs. Linda Sullivan Typing I 84 II, Office Ma chines, Advanced Typing Mrs. Venieta Willbrand Typing I 81 ll, Business Law Salesmanship. 33 1 Physical education develops sta l 6 it M X l, i ag!!! f . V Q, fi fy ,L L. to R. Mr. Gary Wacker: Health: Mr. Lowell Lucas: Health, Driver's Education. Coach Kin Lavender chalks out a play during an afternoon practice session. PHYSICAL EDUCATION lBOYSlZ Mr. Ef- nest Smith: Athletic Director, Boy's P.E. f ffwft' 4 ww igsgggifw f ' ' V 'xwf 4-'figflblr 'ft l L. to R. Mr. Ralph Panogos: Boy's P.E.g Mr. Bert Miller: Boy's P.E.g Mr. Kin Lavender: Boy's P.E. mina and a Sportsman-like attitude fnx, 'mx , I Departmental Chairman, GirI's P.E., Mrs. Margaret Laven- L. to R. Miss Clara Regan: Girl's P.E.g Mrs. luanita Taylor: der: Girl's P.E. L- 34' Coach Lowell Lucas, flanked by little Lucas, calls out time for Cross Country runners. 35 1 1 w .1 T -v 1 - 1 f I 3 t-7' - ' f,,,aif-- 4:3 f - - r I- W -'T' 1. I J. W 7 1 f W Activities W, W 0-'S' f ft-ff' W 1 - .f ,V ,, 1 Homecoming festivities for 1968 did not suf- fer from the Pirates' loss to the McCluer Comets. The Pep Rally held such events as a hilarious pie-eating contest, a tricycle race and excited cheering led by the Varsity Cheer- leaders. Among the twenty-two imaginative floats, Teenage Auto Safety Club's chew- Choo won first prize, second was awarded to Pep Club's winking eyeball, and Future Teachers' won third with a covered wagon. Participation and enthusiasm filled Home- coming weekend making it well worth re- membering. l! ' LLM R, .nn , fly E1- Monsters, mules eyes, chew- Choos march for Pirates A-uf' .v - -, K . esta, Fi! xt ea' X Y M A Q.i7f't!s J 35 ii -eff . Qu-L-.. 39 2,51 if +3,,S f. US -, sgfik- w? XX ah? New-A MAYQ' X-,fi 1.4 ,N X Q xx 'Fw ,SJ W S 'Y Qi Sf Alf so fx f fr 4 f Vicki reigns over fall pageantr 1 :, '- i I i - K F' , .Aff-r XE' ,I 3 it ' 'A ' - nxt, . 1 Ly ,h . . i il 4: Y: ,,.,, .QQ i f'9','l','l:'g -- - ' ',' 'Xi ' ' .2.7'5'K' f -J 3 A 'l l1'w ' li ' i' ' ' Q .1 4 7 Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Chris Zerr, Pat Thomas, Kathy Sandfort, and Sally Barklage attend the queen. Above, Bill Simmons gets made up on opening night. At right, Larry Reubling and Roger Bazell nap backstage. 42 Arizona lovers, Debbie Short and Terry Daniels make up before the show. W aww ,WN +V' Q we Eastern dudines bring excitement to Arizona ranch Tom Triplett and lodell Cooper show the Mexican way of love. The A Capella musical production Meet Arizona proved to be a delightful success filled with touching love scenes along with wild hilarity. Eastern dudines brought new experiences and charm to a male- inhabited dude ranch in southern Arizona. Love bloomed as ranchers became lovers, Arizona Tom, the fake hero became a real hero, a will was uncovered, and good ol' Aunt Lavinia got her man. Sherry Ed- dington and Larry Reubling, Debbie Short and Terry Daniels, Beth Dornfeld and Roger Bazell, lodell Cooper and Tom Triplettg Avis Taylor and Keith Ban- ning, and all the other dude ranchers made Meet Arizona a warm memory. 43 1, S 52 kia, Anne Baggerman admires herself on stage. Cindy Harris plays with her doll. Mary Suelmann smiles in one of her jane Eyre hats X., lane and Mr. Rochester almost get married. Pat Cunningham steals a little nip . 44 ,s . 'Q' an , .Rag I Y 1 . f 1 ' 1 u 9 ' ' lane and Rick display elegance. .-Q-- ' Darlene Mozee arranges jewelry backstage. Aura of mystery grips audience in lane Eyre Mystery, old England, Thornfield Hall and lane Eyre created the mood for the fall drama pro- duction. The leads, lane Eyre and Mr. Ro- chester, were played by Mary Suelmann and Bill Simmons. Darlene Mozee, Kathy Sommer- ville, Pat Cunningham and Cindy Harris, members ofthe Thornfield household, helped to create the mysterious mood. Anne Bagger- man filled the audience with terror. The aristocratic guests at Thornfield were Loraine Spear, Carolyn Breckle, lane Baue and Rick Mayer. Mark Poindexter, Mr. Mason, bore the horrifying news which prevented Mr. Wood, Robert Rahe, from uniting lane and Mr. Rochester in marriage. The play was di- rected by Mrs. Roselind Daly. Mystery enwraps audience as the plot thickens. Mr. Lauer submits to student power. in M'-Z Sondra Gust and jeff Yaeger enjoy themselves. Felicidad es La Festividad. Translation: Happiness is La Festividadf' Happy faces appeared everywhere at the annual Foreign Relations Dance. The Farewell Address pro- vided music for dancing while a variety of booths added fun and games. The San Sal- vador jail, put up by the journalism classes, caused great excitement when their armed posse apprehended Mr. Lauer as their first prisoner. Kathy Mendoza, our foreign student from Nicaragua, enjoyed herself at the dance, dressed in her national costume. Laughter, music, dancing, and smiles proved that felici- dad es La Festividadf' 46 Posse members arrest prisoners at gunpoint Diana Gorman and joe Dryden dance happily. -ci ,AU gp Felicidad es La Festividad Steve Schrader throws Keith Holliday in jail. mf' J lf! 'S N Kathy Mendoza, our student from Nicaragua, poses in her native costume. janet Hines reads behind a booth. Pat Sommer, the judge, issues warrants for arrest for eager students W 47 Sheila Taylor and Tom Richardson. Marlene Benton and Tom Hoerl. janet Murfin and Wayne Pickering in f' x?'..TTi'i7:sYi12W '4' Z Students dance and talk to the music of the Box Lunch. Unusual f0fm3llfY fascinares -L GJ lohnnie Lucas. 69 Sweetheart Queen, Pat Ruff, reigns in beauty and splendor. mr Q Pat Ruff and Tim Proffit. Cathy Wolf and Wayne Darnell. Ellen Evans and Mike Fleming. Sergeant Pepper invades SCHS The stars shone brightly for junior, Pat Ruff, on the night of the 1969 Sweetheart Dance. Emerging, just as her horoscope had pre- dicted, as the new Lettermen's Sweetheart Queen, she reigned in a psychedelic world of The Yellow Submarine. Blue Meanies and Applebonkers danced across the walls, along with the colorful couples, to the music of the Box Lunch. Senior attendants, Sheila Taylor, janet Muffin, and Marlene Benton, and junior attendants, Ellen Evans and Cathy Wolf added formality and beauty to the night. vs ' . S ,' V i I i Ii N 49 xx l R F 5 t-:ggi IJQ, I X K rg ' ' x X Q Xxx , x 1 , I m ik 'XX X H :X 4 R11 Hkx X, :Llp xiii. Q V V X X H I X X I X ix lm- N QHKYQ 1iii', X Q IBEW 46' X X - ' -- VU Q NJ N W U x L. Mjyfwijf 9? V y D' XJO ,fV' A rv Vw x WQW9 Q, ,NVD MWJ0 M Q pf fy 5 09 J LOW fin ! if if Qwiffw Q Qdafwbwfg Jf9U wf3 Mf L mmf 097 WKDLHJ lbw ' My PWA nfl au Wg ML V12 2 f?i c,wm Ojlgdjvy , W D, we fjw K 70 MW fs A thletics 'Z Psmun gf' DUWN TU gg Varslty ROW 1 L. to R. Don Newman, lverry Brooks, Keith Banning, Louis Brown, Bob Koenecker, Bill Fritts, Brad Schmidt, Paul Abernathy, Dan Rother- mich, Terry Hord ROW2 Ellis Rowry, Keith Holiday, Mike Thorne, Mike Fleming, Iohn Glisan, M-ike Clark, jerry Wiegmann, Daryll McGraw, Tim Profit, Tom Pat- ton ROW'3 Rich Hollrah, Rod Whiteside, Bill Henderson, john Hollrah, Ray North, john Gorman, Dan Barklage, Ray Moeller, Dan Malin, Bruce Carlton amps. 'Y QTY Line Coach Line C0aCh Bert Miller lames Harris Pirates score impressive victories V' :S l'U CU Co-captain Brad Schmidt Co-captain Bill Fflm UUWN TU EU t..- 1' Managers: L. TO R. KNEELINGQ Ray Rico, Willie Brown STANDINCQ Darryl Jeffries, David Campbell, Bill Keyes 4 I If Strong offense carried the Varsity football team to a 3-6 record, its best mark in three years. The Pirates started well, winning their first three games, before they ran into the six larger conference op- ponents. The team was named Prep Team of the Week for end- ing Brentwood's 28-game winning streak. Ellis Rowry, halfback, became the first SC player to be named to the Suburban North Conference first team since the league was formed. Mike Thorne was named second team halfback. Guard Brad Schmidt received honorable mention. 53 X I 351 ,,,xf 12 4 W. Sophomores grind out tough season TU EU UUWN ROW 1 L. to R. I. Whitlock, T. Hollrah, G. Lee, M. Reynolds, I. Lacy, B. Roemer, B. Samples, K. Morris, C. Goist, R. Boschert ROW 2 R. lenson, 1. Statler, B. Henderson, D. Schneider, H. Morie, G. Williams, D. LaBlanca, M. Sween- ey, R. Gard, D.tBazzell, G.-Schmidt,'B. Rooney, 1. Murphin, I. Berrit ROW 3 Coach Ralf Davison, T. Schnare, T. Bake- well, K. Young, A. Williams, D. luline, D. Cox, S. Stipes, R. Allrich, A. Bruns, P. Finck, T. Atkinson, I. Segalla, Coach Glen Poe The sophomore Pirates ran into a tough schedule and were unable to notch a victory, finishing with an 0-8 record. The record is deceiving be- cause Coach Ralph Davison's squad remained close in most games and narrowly missed several victories. Time ran out on the young Pirates when Normandy broke through for a touchdown and 6-0 victory in the final quarter of the final game. 4' XY'- St. Charles closes in on goal line as lim Statler takes a handoff from quarterback Randy Jenson. 55 First Capital Invitational FRONT ROW, L. to R., Tom Cole, Duffy Keough, Chuck Fortney, Fred Wahl, Carl Alhemeyer, Mark Cirimmer, Terry Kroeger, Dennis Rodak, Tom Scholle BACK ROW, Scott Johnston, Colin Foster, Coach Lowell Lucas Coach Lowell Lucas records times at Ritenour meet. 56 The 1968 Cross Country squad served as hosts to 17 teams when St. Charles initiated the First Capi- tal Invitational Meet. The team then showed its strength by placing third in its division. Paced by co-captains Chuck Kroeger and Duffy Keough, the team finished with a 2-6 record in dual meets. The season ended with Keough placing 81st in the state meet at Columbia. Senior, Eugene Eckstein keeps up with the grueling pace of Cross Country. initiated by SCH 789 ' ' ,E 3 gg 'Q aff. junior, Duffy Keough relaxes before a meet. Chuck Kroeger-a personification of concentrated effort Rightg Duffy Keough leans on fellow teammate after an exhausting race. Belowg Sophomore, Dennis Rodak strides for the finish line. pun- 1-an ,Runnin ..,1va:v-af' 57 - if 1 1- C3 ejffw , i b 5 V, , W mix W tn f EN fl! ,lm ,, 5 IBVSEQN w,.!f'i xx? v.,,Q L, M - b I A L' he fr -X146 TD. Ag,-A K , it ky ' as v QS, jf, X P1 5 gq . ,, w s O I y gf 1 1.A K ffw A V' , y, ig. 4 58 'r ROW 1 L. to R.: Wayne Pickering, Steve Mecker, Bill Fritts, ROW 2: lim Schaberg, Tom Hoerl, Curt Panhorst, Steve Elhmann, Steve Davis, Carson Evans, Tom Richard- son, Tom Teising. Lowell Lucas coached the Varsity Pirates to a 16-10 season. Curt Panhorst battles with Normandy's Larry Frost for a rebound. SC takes second in Suburban orth League The SCHS basketball Pirates played an ex- citing and interesting season, finishing the regular schedule with a 16-10 record. The Bucs again captured second place in Subur- ban North League play and brought home fourth place in the Blue-Grey tournament. The Pirates provided tough competition for top area teams such as DeAndreis and Park- way Central. Even in the disappointing losses, they remained in contention until the final minutes. An exciting Regional Tournament race ended with St. Charles placing second after losing a contest against Parkway Central. Players, fans, and coaches, alike enjoyed a memorable season. Next year's team will miss the eight seniors that graduated from the 1968-69 squad. 442.5 if u '. ,T 0. e K I X 5 ' U ' , ' i' 'Finals xii vfvs' 'vw A 5 . 4 A y X .- ,f- 'I F ' 1 rw Tom Hoerl out jumps his worthy rival. The 1968-69 Varsity basketball squad as introduced at the Winter Sports Assembly. 59 Some days you just can't BUY a basket. Carson Evans makes his way through Parkway West's heavy defense. SC Pirates Wayne Pickering manages to keep the ball away from his opponent. Jots from the corner at an 81-56 victory over Parkway West. show winning form 150 Tom Hoerl manages to get off a shot at 82-60 victory over Ft. Zumwalt. s' Sf' Steve Elhmann shows the form that made him one of this years most valuable players. lft Tom Richardson breaks through the cheerleaders pep sign at the last horne game. 61 Sophs place 1st in SNL tourney 717 L to R. ROW 1: Carl Ahlemeyer, Bob Beckman, john Wiegimann, Mark Sweeney, Rick Bormann, Tom Bakewell, lohnston, Dave Knidelspire, Don Bush, jim Statler, ROW ROW 3: Steve Cruse, Don Hoerl, Coach Wacker, Alan 2 Mark Schuttenberg, Dennis Parker, Dave Bazzell, Scott Bruns, Ray Allrich, Dave Campbell fManagerl The sophomore Pirates had a fine season ending regular play with a 16-5 record. The highlight of the season was the capture of 1st place in the Suburban North League Sophomore Basketball Tournament. Season scoring honors went to Don Hoerl who accounted for 252 points followed by Alan Bruns with 220. They also cashed in on those essential rebounds as Don Hoerl pulled down a season total of 172. Left: Dave Bazzell reaches around opponent to make his shot. Bottom Left: Alan Bruns awaits the referees' decision after a foul during the game at Parkway West. Bottom Right: Alan Bruns stretches high for 2 points. Qi! ,O .Q .Qi 9 tl, 1 .pw-4 W ...-ff' ' ROW 1 L. to R. Fred Wahl, Darryl MCGTGW, Sam Gaines, Rodger Petit, Walter Bounds, Brad Schmidt, Keith Holli ROW 2: Duffy Keough, lim Miller, Ellis Rowry, ROW 3: day,C0aCh Miller, ABOVE: lr. Duffy Keough attempts to pin his Viking oppon- ent. RIGHT: Varsity wrestling coach, Bert Miller introduces the 1968-69 wrestling squad at the winter sports assembly. 64 SC wrestlers compete in top league ROW 1 L. to Rig Richard Orf, Bob Berry, Steve Saale, Wille Ted Schnare, Clayton Reeves, ROW 3: Miles Lacy, Kevin Brown, ROW 2, Allen Williams, Tom Bilyeu, lerry Segalla, Morris, Herbert Morrie, Ray Moeller, Oxley Barrientez. , -jafw. 'o Wrestling matches in practice condition mat- men for meets. 65 Matmen place second in SC quad Competing in the best league in the state, SC grapplers often found them- selves in tough competition. Although only one dual meet victory was cap- tured, the team had one bright spot in their second place finish at the second annual St. Charles Quad. The team had many young wrestlers who should help improve the record next year. SC matman, Ellis Rowry, attempts to break competitor's strong hold junior, Darryl McGraw grapples with his op- ponent for a take-down. Varsity wrestler, Sam Gaines, sizes up his rival. 66 SCHS was named Prep Team of the Week for defeating Brentwood 26-20 and ending their 28 game winning streak. SCHS sports wrap-up-1969 junior Duffy Keough, finished 81st in the state cross country meet at Columbia. SC wrestlers won second place in this seasons St. Charles Quad. The basketball Pirates finished second in the Suburban North League play as well as the Regional Tournament. 67 varsity FOOTBALL 3-6 SCHS 25 Clayton 14 SCHS 26 Brentwood 20 SCHS 26 Berkeley 18 SCHS 19 Pattonville 33 SCHS 6 MCCluer 49 SCHS 13 Riverview 50 SCHS 6 Hazelwood 20 SCHS 0 Ritenour 13 SCHS 21 Normandy 39 ag 68 SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS 37 41 34 3rd 30 33 41 11th 13th 25 22nd 22 5th 6th 1969 Sports CROSS COUNTRY Parkway Central 21 Hazelwood 20 Pattonville 22 First Capital Invitational Meet Riverview 28 Normandy 26 McCIuer 20 Ladue Invitational Meet Hancock Invitational Meet Clayton 45 Beaumont Invitational Meet Ritenour 33 Missouri District Meet Suburban North Conference Meet Scoreboard nuiwuv.-4, N21 ' 'MQ VA? . 4 . , . -'f VARSITY WRESTLING 1-16-O SCHS 14 SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS 14 Berkeley Ritenour Riverview Wentzville Hazelwood Pattonville Normandy McCluer Normandy Ritenour Riverview Parkway West Hazelwood Jennings Fort Zumwalt Pattonville McCIuer SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS SCHS Varsity Basketball 16-10 74 Berkeley 63 Southwest 56 McCluer 75 Lutheran North 62 Normandy 76 Hancock 70 DeAndreis 63 Rhenour 78 Riverview 82 Fort Zumwalt 85 Hazelwood 74 Ladue 42 Parkway Central 65 Lindberg 44 Parkway Central 68 Pattonville 43 McCluer 67 Normandy 69 Rhenour 63 Riverview 79 Hazelwood 81 Parkway West 65 Pattonville 74 Rhenour 41 Pattonville 51 Parkway Central l 69 We spell Spirit with a capital Seniors Mary Cox, Captain Mary Ehlmann, and Co-captain Vicki Moutrie fs A, , A f V . A A , J I 'U 5 5 Q -P45 1 , ex Q te juniors Nancy Smith, Cathy Wolf, and judy Boschert junior Linda Crayne, Seniors Donna jones and Candy Schoene ' 1 y. h l hu 39 flat. B-Team Cheerleaders: L. to R. ROW 7: Connie Czechin, Captain Sally Barklage, Debbie Longbine. ROW 2: Laura Sommer, Sally Brockmann, Laura Amelung, Peggy Bruening. lNot pictured: Gayle Halll ll ,vm nl -' X --f-,gp -' '. 'f -- 1.5 -- - -.-. . -Ja' 'l .. Jn' J-Cl ffZ'K'v-'fifsf 741-V-W- '-.5'i'11 ' Y L b '.-L , -. , ,. .1131-5 , ' ' -o , ' kiwi-'z --W'lT '-LF 'w A . H' i.' . ...fn-. .1- f' . I-lf, ' p 5 L - .f, i1 isf-.11-.f. xii' :Fw L 1.. ,-ax-2-4 - Q-2'v5' w. ' -' --S.: L.: - J. 5' . N V' - I- 1 .. - 5 T. '+- 'L I, rf' x . M u- , 1 . V X X . L.: jf ... QQ? 4 ' N 1 u-I all 15-N -LX J' 5 . X . '!ff'ffD. ef. L be fn!!- i i l i t .I ' igw ed' W if ii l AN M 'i f' iff S. C. Club L. To R. ROW 1.' Bill Sparks, Carson Evans, Wayne Picker- ROW 3: Dan Rothermic, Curt Panhorst, Mike Fleming, ing, jim Feely, Wayne Darnell, Bob Koeneker, Tom Scholle, Steve Elhmann, Tom Hoerl, Bill Fritts, Keith Holiday, Chuck ROW 2: Tom Richardson, jerry Wiechens, Keith Banning, Kroeger Spirit clubs boost SCHS's morale L. to R. Row 1: Dennis Rodak,john Frye, Wayne Ermeling, it, ROW 3: Harky Bross, Rich Hollrah, Tom Hessling, Dan Row 2: Red Whiteside, Mike Clark, jeff vaegei, Tim Prof- Bafklasaioe Bueller, Bill Henderson- 1 S lrrrmirn is in? is mm iirnm, Himsa 3 Www iemuw Above: I. Regot, V.P.g Kathy Sandfort, Pjes. Below: B. Pundman, Sec.: B. Meyer- otto,Treas. 5 in Pirate Peppers L. to R. ROW 1: K. Peters, M. Moe, C. Noel, T. Hood, S. Gust, ROW 2: D. Richterkessing, C. Paule, L. College, P. Wolf, V. Moutrie, ROW 3: C.. Ross, M. Fraley, M. Wepp- rich, I. Seay, C. Connoyer, R. Claus, ROW 4.' D. Kent, L. Crayne, I. Boschert, 1. Ermeling, S. Carl, D. Contine, ROW 5: C. Wise, C. Wolf, K. Bernat, V. Welko, M. Steinmeyer A. Pearia, B. Royston, K. Miller, ROW 6: C. Brakensilk, N I L. to R. ROW 7: R. Gilliom, P. Walker, M. Barr, D. jones, K. Thoelke, M. Hollander, C. Czeschin, S. Utlaut, I. Kent, I. Lewis, ROW 2: D. Bradbury, S. Stumberg, V. Saip, P. Maxon, B. Holden, P. Dusenberry, C. Orf, N. Davis, C. Schneider B. DeSherlia, ROW 3: S. Murphy, V. Weekler, P. Dieck- mann, S. Gross, I. Wagner, R. Mahr, P. Luthmann, B. Dunk- 5- I .-ft . n-...-. 4 41 fi Smith, P. Gross, T. Wagner, P. Scott, S. Utlaut, l. Pandolfi W. Percy, V. Brown, B. Scholle, ROW 7: S. Kruse, V. Bor- chardt, N. Stiegemeier, S. Dye, A. Hoffman, N. Coles, I Oetting, K. Struckmann, C. LaBanca, ROW 8: M. Mueller, P Schulte, I. Cummings, D. Roedder, 1. Halwe, P. Cuilliams D. Rimmey, L. Williams, G. Horenkamp mann, D. Hendrickson, D. Dolan, C. Dunn, ROW 4: V Kennedy, A. Chinnery, C. Hallemeier, l. Petty, N. Bernat D. Koziatek, B. Busby, B. Brookshier, I. Cooper, ROW 5 K. Kansteiner, C. Suelmann, D. Redell, Debrecht, D. Boz well, S. Horky, C. White, B. Hommes, M. Bedebrede, I Engel t 'i- i W ill' -1135 .DAI- 5? R Academics SCHS marching band provided half time entertainment for the spectators at each home football game. Senior Bob Peterson and the SCHS bandroom are re- flected in the shiny new tuba. yd 76 4 V J Terry Frame experiments in design with tempera paints. Tom Tripplett and Larry Reubling laugh at the antics of Aunt Lavinia. Arts emphasize free expression Expression through the senses, sight, and sound provide entertainment for others and develop artistic and musical talents for ourselves. Mr. Robert Hess returned to SCHS this year to lead the marching and concert bands. Music courses were not limited to vocal and instrumental pro- ductions. Students enrolled in General Music learned the background of many composers and the history of their music. Art students use their knowledge of color, variety and balance to create interesting decorations for the school dances. , . james Fairchild, Larry Kurtz, lane Ermeling, and Roger Bazzell relax before the curtain goes up on the A Capella musical, Meet Arizona. 77 Betty Richards concentrates on the problems of bookkeeping. junior Steve Schrader fires glass tubes in order to make glass bends in chemistry lab. 78 Senior Don Salter puts his class study time to good use ROTC trains, develops character X t Colonel Robert Miner, one of the directors of the ROTC program, issues uniforms to SCHS members. David Bross and Mike Funk proudly fit the new spring ROTC uniforms. This year SCHS became the third high school in Missouri to offer the Air Force junior Re- serve Officer Training Corps. AFIROTC is a three-year program designed to familiarize the students with the U.S. defense structure, elements and potentials of aerospace power, and basic military skills while developing self- reliance, discipline, and personal integrity. AFJROTC graduates entering college are en- rolled directly into the second year of college AFIROTC. Cadets choosing to enlist after graduating from high school are automatically promoted one grade. For the first time in the history of SCHS Homecoming parades, the ROTC color guard carried the flags. jf!! ' l of ' 'if'-Y-il. ,E-5: arf! Ei! r' i' 'f 79 Technical school students refinish the car body. LEWIS 84 CLARK TECHNICAL W., Q David Perrin adjusts the oscilloscope to measure voltage. Alan Abeling and Bob Leeke prepare to examine an engine 4.41 H ,.-,B 4 in X H X , like , Xxx X . .ax X l X S.. jeff Hayes constructs a straight line with the aid of drafting equipment. St. Charles district schools acquired a new campus on Zumbehl Road with the opening of the Lewis and Clark Technical School this fall. The school SCHGOL offers courses in welding, drafting, auto me- chanics, auto body, and electronics. juniors and seniors who underwent aptitude tests for interest and ability spend half the day at their high school and the balance at the technical school. SCHS pupils enrolled in the technical school numbered 105 of the 170. in the auto mechanics department. While brazing metals, Brad Gentemann learns the techniques ofwelding. 81 IlII?, .?1f 442' I - ?' fmggrw X film I' -'XXX 1 n 5 1 I .Mfr ,I f I ,ll Ulu - Q.. E 11 WW Grganizations Vicki Moutrie, Student Body Secretaryg Mrs. Lois Lane, Student Council Sponsorg Dan Rother- mich, Student Body Vice Presidentg julie Kindlespire, Student Body President. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. This motto was followed by the Student Council this year as members attempted to pro- mote better inter-student re- lations through expression of opinion and provide for train- ing in the skills of sound lead- ership. juniors ROW 7: Diane Contineg Mary Tainterg Vicki Browng ROW 2: Alice Pearia, Secre- taryg Wendy Steirs, janet Regotg ROW 3: jerry Wiegmann, Presidentg Miles Lacy, Vice President. 84 These are --sig sf i Seniors ROW 7: Sue Coverdell, Parliamentariang Peggy Wolfg Bonnie Myerotto, Secretaryg ROW 2: Linda Spooner, vice Presidentg Tom Hoerl, President, Christy Pauleg ROW 3: Kim Garlandg Mary Ehlmanng Keith Hol- iday. our leaders Sophomores ROW 1: Pat Higginsg Sue Barklageg Kris Thoelke, Secretaryg ROW 2: Debbie Long- bine, Pat Dusenberry, Vice Presidentg Ray All- rich, Presidentg Pat Thomasg Laura Sommer. 85 Understanding is essential Foreign Relations Club L. to R. ROW 1: Pam Schulte, Pat Scott, Becky Stevens, Pat Hedges, Susan Utlaut, Lovie Oelklaus, Foreign student Kathy Mendoza, Linda College, Mrs. Jeanne Mudd, spon- sor, Larry Cronkite. ROW 2: Diane Porter, lodell Cooper, Mary Moeller, Kathy Dunn, Nancy Davis, Becky Brook- shier, Sandy Horky, Pam Waters, Diane Fink, Loere Strouse, Rhonda Claus. ROW 3: Mike Segalla, Debbie Roedder, Cindy Kelley, Ann Hoffmann, Karen New, Sally Stumberg, Nancy Bernat, Debbie Yaunt, Anne Baggerman, Wanda Fuchs, Kirk Sweeney, ROW 4: janet Barklage, Debbie Ince, Lix Hill, Laverne Bruns, loan Mersch, Debbie Redell, Deb- 86 bie Kreder. ROW 5: janet Cummings, Karen Bernat, Terry C-raves, Paula Gohrman, Craig Korth, Kathy Kansteiner, Nancy Stiegemeier. ROW 6: Barb Mersch, Shelia Carl, Carol Rauscher, Linda Hauser, Vicki Saip, Debby Rimmey, Connie La Banca, Steve Akers, Kris Thoelke. ROW 7: Larry Hendren, Linda Spooner, Wanda Burton, Dennie Logue, Greg Mudd, Linda Noah, ludy Oetting, Sandy Utlaut, Bonnie Fuchs, Susan Willner, Margaret Zipful, Karen Bea- han, Pam Maxon, lane Baue, Mike Funk, Debbie Thompson, Darlene Mozee, Celestine Callaway, Keith Holiday, Ruth Grimes, Ellis Rowery. Teenage Auto Safety Club L. to R. ROW 7: Betty DeSherlia, Pam Schulte, Kris Theolke, Karen Bernat, janet Cummings, Debbie Roedder, Cathy Wolf, Debbie Kent, Ida Carion. ROW 2: Sue Utlaut, Bonnie Scholle, Georgia Hesskamp, Nancy Smith, Vicki Welko, judy Meyer, Vicki Weekely, Ruth Kurtz, ROW 3: Larry Hake, Sue Dye, layne Ermeling, Nancy Coles, Judy Oetting, Becky Young, Linda Crayne, ROW 4: Dan Roloff, lanet Hines, Brenda Pundmann, Diane Dunkmann, Carol Conoyer, Van- da Borchardt, Craig Korth, Mark Silverberg. ROW 5: Debbie Frisch, Wanda Burton, Beth Holden, Sharon Kruse, Ellis Rowery, Keith Holiday, Greg Mudd, ROW 6: Mike Schut- tenburg, Allen Nickols, Terry Morrow, Dave Kutchback, Cheryn Brakersiek, Paul Zimmerman, Brent lustmann, Eric Martin, Steve Blackhurst, Steve Schrader. L. to R. ROW 1: Mr. jerry Cook, sponsor, Bill Dusenberry, Iris Seay, Kathy Sandfort, Peggy Wolf, George Sandfort, Mr. jerry Merrill, sponsor. ROW 2: Carolie Honey, janet Barklage, Pat Purgahn, Pat Smith, Debbie Brown, Carol Al- iperti, Paula Lohrman, Shirley Hammond, Cathy Baker, lane Baue. ROW 3: Diane Stephenson, Gail Wallis, Terry Graves, joy Heebner, Debbie lnce, Wendy Steirs, Pat Ney- hart, Sharon Lee, Nancy Bauman, Susan Huesemann, Anne ft it Baggerman, Kathy Bildner. ROW 4: Debbie Mclntosh, Bruce Wessler, Dave Echele, Larry Cronkhite, Ken Tipton, Dave Evert, Paul Weker, Barb Royston, Susan Montgomery, ROW 5: Debbie Waldvogel, joan Mersch, Tom Bilyeu, Mark Schuttenburg, Randy Stoehner, Roger Huster, joe Allrich. ROW 6: George Rosenblatt, Steve King, Larry Kurtz, Pam Baldwin, Donna Webb. 87 Students break language barrier ' ' Q' V .Wa ra 2 S.. ,. SQ is . . ,S 7' rs Ht lCL L. to R. ROW 1: janet Cummings, ludy Engel, Chris White, Diane Dolan, jennifer Pandolfi. ROW 2: Linda Grumke, Rita C-ravemann, Becky Brookshier, Sandy Horky, Karen Foy. ROW 3: Sharon Kruse, Nancy Coles, janet Lewis, C-eorgis Horenkamp, Nanci Remington. ROW 4: Cheryn Braken- 88 3 r 1 J 'f S 1 L f l siek, Nancy Smith, Cathy Wolf, Susan Wilner, Mar Zipful, Kim jackson. ROW 5: Donna Huster, ludy Bosc Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Connie LaBanca, janet Hines. A 6: Larry Cronkhite, Barb Royston, Diane Meyer, Eliza Mitten, Bonnie Davis. 5-D O-O P Spanish Club French and Spanish clubs try to promote interest in the foreign cultures of the world to enrich the lives of its members. L. to R. ROW 1: Sue Utlaut, Cathy Mendoza, Sally Can- non, Carolie Honey. ROW 2: Steve Taylor, Kris Thoel- ke, Sandy Utlaut, Barb Bishop. ROW 3: Debbie Yount, Sue Kansteiner, Nancy Coles, Rise Gilliom. ROW 4: Mrs. Nancy Simp- son, sponsor, Lorie Strouse, Pam Baldwin, Susan May. ROW 5: lack Busby, Andy Arnold, Debbie Roedder. 'I Qui Vive L. to R. ROW 1: Janice Wagner, Bev Moore, Cathy Men- doza, Roberta Mahr, Cathy Schneider. ROW 2: Mrs. Blanche Schafer, Debby Hendricks, Anne Baggerman, Reid Bronson, Lynn Vogt. ROW 3: Peggy Wolfe, joy Heebner, Annette Brietenstein, Liz Hill, Pat C-ross. ROW 4: Ellen Evans, lodell Cooper, Vicki Trump, Vicki Brown, Debby l 'ilxfl ,Q-A E' Ji Oestereich. ROW 5: janet Hines, lim Feely, Ieanine Petty, Theresa Reisen, Debbie Brune. ROW 6: Veronica Kennedy, Pat Dieckmann. ROW 7: Louis Rohde, Bruce Wessler, Dave Echele, ludy Moore, Linda Williams, Sally Stumberg, Sue Dye. 89 The purpose of the National Hon- or Society is to recognize students who are outstanding in leadership, character, scholarship, and service. L. to R. ROW 1: Kris Peters, Sue Coverdell, Bonnie Meyerotto, Kathy Sandfort. ROW 2: Brenda Pundmann, Debby Frisch, Sher- ry Eddington. ROW 3: Mary Suelmann, Iris Seay, Debbie Brune, Connie Noel. ROW 4: Pat Hedges, Avis Taylor, Beth Dornfeld, ROW 5: Ann Wells, Kim Garland, Priscilla Dowack, Margaret Zipfel. ROW 6: Mike Schuttenberg, Roger Stone, john Lloyd, ROW 7: Allen Nickols, jim Schaberg, Bill Dusenberry, ROW 8: Tom Hoerl, Steve Elhmann. National Honor Society vs. 1 W ,. T 2 , an i. 90 L. to R, ROW 1: Sue Huese- mann, lanet Cummings, Pat Acott. ROW2: Randy Ferber, Roger McCoy, Nancy Hollrah ROW 3: Sue Utlaut, Paul Zimmerman, Pat Gross. ROW 4: Kathy Bildner, Tom Schaberg, lack Busby. ROW 5: Sponsors, Mrs. Phyllis No- lan, Mrs. Patricia Dickson, Mr. Melvin Morlan. ' l Education is the doorway to success 'C 7 Nr Photography Club The Photography Club helps students to understand the principles and techniques of taking and developing photo- graphs. L. to R. ROW 7: Debbie Koenig, Bon- nie Davis, Pat luden. ROW 2: Rick Pepperman, john Schulz, Mr. Clarence Williams, sponsor, Robert McMahill, Robert Rosenblatt. Mu Alpha Theta Club ls' lla' The Mu Alpha Theta Club helps sharpen the minds of these keen young mathematicians. L. to R. ROW 1: Connie Noel, Pat Hedges, Sue Coverdell. Mike Bohrer, Bob Malin, Steve Engles, Robert Peterson, ROW 2: Susan Wnllner, Colleen Underwood, Ann Wells. lohn Lloyd, Larry Kurtz, lack Vance, Miss Frances Story, ROW 3: Vonda Borchardt, Margaret Zipful, Carol White, sponsor. 91 n 5 if J sg X -af tk? . Art Club Art Club strives to give interested students an ties. One important activity they undertake is opportunity to further their experience in art decoratingthe gymfor school dances. by using their ability in extra-curricular activi- L. to R. ROW 7: Dennis Rohlfing, lack Busby. ROW 2: Kris Brenda Dunkmann, Sue johnson, Susan Beelek, leanne Thoelke, Michelle Hollander, ludy Moone, Betty Hettick, Barton,Debbie Alderson. z ' ill? Thespian Thespians is a national society of those who have participated in the production of a dramatic performance. L. to R. ROW 1: Mrs. Rosalind Daly, sponsor, Gail Ackerson, Linda Spooner, ROW 2: Debbie Short, Scott Kester, Kathy Kiernan, jim Feely. 92 Creativity brings results ' TRW 'ifJ9'i i'1 Q? Q tri' C: V 'Q'-jf , - 'fki ,h 3 'LHr3S't,ff3f4t fs' i ff' sweat ws at '5' 'XYQQ ' q 'lit W 'illyf ' ' i'9'w'f ' ft-3 X 1 - :3!.xs iw f Forensics L. to R. ROW 1: David Kutchback, Mark Poindexter, Margaret Zipfel, Carol White. ROW 2: Ro- berta Mahr, Kathy Kiernan, Katherine Sommerville, Gail Ackerson. .K l QW ,an 43' R f l E4k lv H 14 Key Club Klisiill 43? Key Club is a service club sponsored in cooperation with a local Kiwanis Club: L. to R. ROW 1: Dan Rothermich, Mike Schut- tenberg, Mr. Glenn Poe, sponsor. ROW 2: Mike Fleming, joe Allrich, Glen Coy. ROW 3: jeff Yaeger, Mark Poindexter, Tom Schaberg. ROW 4: Kevin Garland, Steve Storer, Dan Barklage. ROW 5: Mike Funk, Eric Martin, Don Roehl. ROW 6: jerry Anderson, Steve King, Rick Lewis. ROW 7: Roger Stone, David Kutchback, David Fink. ROW 8: Steve Engles, Steve Schrader, Darryl leffries. ROW 9.' jeff Barry, Roger Bazzell, Greg Schmidt. ROW 10: Steve Horn- bostel, Allen Nichols. ,- 1 LL il Nl h Llifvl ,willy lfllllll We each ave goaljsat. .golf owl: . W , yr ii . , V ff' lx l Lllllll llclrklll K Vfllffl ull! lfll we Ui, ,ull Lllyrll fl' ,li .flu .ll ll' L is s in . L ' LL -A I 17714. 1-- rr.-5 Youth for Christ Club Chess Club v x Q 1 'S x 4 'lf 5' 4. . ,ir ' , i .. . L 1 ' 4 7 , , 'fl . J I , , i , Y . . ,X i , , Y i, , V ., 1 L 1 '-1 . Ll ,l' D , . L 1 J L' . l L , 1 . l R, , ,lull-ll L b I lil ll Db I K VJ IL K ' 4, 4 l., 4 2 l l A' L f L1 L L L C l L 1 l il U S' l i V K, l' ll l L lg llll l 1 L. to R. ROW 1? Alth a smith, Georgia Ross, Bearnice Busby, lack Busby. ROW 2: Becky Hom- mes, Vicki Saip, Pat Luttmann, Beth Clark. ROW 3: Dianne Fundley, Ronnie Kennedy, Gloria Remick, Mrs. Linda Sullivan, sponsor. ROW 4: joe Kunze, Sheila Seward, David Hommes. L. to R. ROW 1: Deb- by Koenig, Robbie Hillman, Suzette Gross, Louis Rhode. ROW 2: Mike Segalla, Bob Crossman, Reid Bronson, Lynn Vogt. ROW 3: Bruce Wida- man, Don Bormann, Mr. Rueben Parker, sponsor. 95 , 1 Explorer Club members journey on float trips, caving expeditions and campouts. L. to R. ROW 1: Robbie Hillman, Mary Suelmann, Debbie Koenig. ROW 2: Mike Bohrer, Linda Spoon- er, Susette Gross. ROW 3.' Bob Malin, Mike Segalla, Ray Nations, ROW 4: Roger McCoy, Greg Mudd, Mr. Charles Brader, sponsor. AMS'-233. Q., :rr g 1.j:,:' Explorers Club Keen minds sharpen skills l ffl .fi ,1.z' , fill ' 1 l -N. 'Q Radio and Aerospace Club Radio and Aerospace Club instills interest and broadens views in aerospace through the study of radio, aircraft, and space vehicles. L. to R. ROW 1: Gregory Maciekowicz, Don Travis, Gary sponsor, Mike Hamrick, Rick McDonald, Rickey Barnes Curry, Ray Rico, David Hickey. ROW 2: Charles Wyhs, james Herring. Daniel DeLarm, George Rosenblatt, Sgt. Doral Curtright, Sv xx . pw v 0 L I7 v., Girls Archery The Girls' Archery Club gives interested students a chance to sharpen their aim with a bow and arrow. L. to R. ROW 1: Mary Leonard, Brenda Murry, Diana Con- 3: Becky Hettich, Liz Beck, Rhonda Schaffer, Sue Kanstein- tine. ROW 2: Nancy Davis, Linda Bloebaum, Liz Hill. ROW er, Mickey Cook, Mrs. Iudith Houston,sponsor. Qi I - i Science Club Science Club members seek out wonders of the world around us. L. to R. ROW 1: Bob Malin, Debby Koenig, Mike Segal- son, Bob Crossman, Mike Bohrer, Bruce Widaman, la, Larry Susic. ROW 2: Robbie Hillman, Reid Bron- Mrs. Rebecca Teague, sponsor. 97 hile working toda , they are planning for tomorrow Homemaker of Tomorrow The Homemakers of Tomorrow develop social qualities and promote better home life for families of the future. L. to R. ROW 1: Debbie lnce, Sherry Eddington, Debby Lewis. ROW 3: Linda Hauser, Berta Mitchell, Charlotte jor- Rimmey, Paula Lohrman. ROW 2: Vonda Borchardt, Connie dan, Nancy Hollrah, Wanda Barton, Mary Anderson, Carol LaBanca, Nance Baumann, Glenda Martin, Ruth Kurtz, Barb Hallemeier, Mrs. Lois Stiegemeier, Mrs. Elanor Dye, sponsors 98 J Future Nurses of America The Future Nurses Club is a group of those girls who are interested in nursing and health. L. to R. ROW 7: Patricia Willis, Donna Huster, Debby Richter- kessing. ROW 2: Lynda Grumke, Elizabeth Mitten, Margaret Moe, Marsha Fraley. Future Teachers of America Future Teachers stimulates interest among high school students in the teaching profession and acquaints interested students with the person- L. to R. ROW 1: Connie Noel, Beth Dornfeld, Carolyn Plume, Nancy Stiegemeier, Lori Luerding, Sue Blount, Con- nie LaBanca. ROW 2: Lynn College, Rhonda Claus, Kathy Sandfort, Iris Seay, Colleen Underwood, Susan Willner, loyce Elliot. ROW 3: Debby Rimmey, Vonda Borchardt, al qualities and the training that are necessary in a teaching career. Mary Wepprich, Charlene Hockmeyer, Carol Connoyer, Linda Hauser, Marilyn McFarland, Avis Taylor, Sue Dye, Margaret Zipfel, lane Baue, Mary Beth Steinmeyer, Debby Kent, Mrs. Marianne Thiel, sponsor. 99 f W . J . . , 4 , 7 A Cappella - i ' A ,, z 'B J l 5 if -. A, 4 . v l . .A 3.5 Madrigal Modern K. Banning, D. Bebermeyer, B. Dornfeld, S. Eddington, S. I. Anderson, M. Bohrer, T. Daniel, D. Davis, W. Gillette, Gust, G. Harrelson, D. Hommes, B. Keyes, R. Nations, A. W. Henderson, K. Miller, L. Ruebling, T. Triplett, C. White, Osiek, D. Praeger, D. Short, L. Spooner, A. Taylor, P. Watts. S. Utlaut. 100 5 ' u. -'1 vi , .. H Q, . , 2 rf l I ,S I 'H yr ,. 2 1 - v . i - . I I We Meet Arizona via A Cappella R. Back, R. Bales, K. Banning, I. Barklage, I. Baue, R. Baz- zell, D. Beberneyer, D. Bishop, C. Breckle, A. Breitenstein 1. Bricker, V. Brown, D. Buse, S. Carl, M. Clark, O. Cooper, M. Cox, T. Daniel A. Davison, B. DeLeal, B. Dornfeld, V. Duffy, T. Dusenberry, D. Ebersole, S. Eddington, I. Ermel- ing, E. Evans, I. Fairchild, G. Ford, T. Frain, B. Fritts, W. Gil- lette, T. Graves, D. Grindstaff, P. Guilliams, B. Hackmann, C Hawkins, B. Henderson, L. Hollrah, D. Hommes, C. Honey, T. Hood, R. Huster, D. Ince, B. lennings, S. Kanstiener, B. Keyes, K. Kiernan, S. King, B. Kraemer, S. Kruse, L. Kurtz, M. Leonard, G. Liesenfeld, D. Logue, M. McFarland, L. Mc Kinzie, S. Mercer, K. Miller, S. Montgomery, M. Mueller D.. Newman, JC. Noel, P. Nowack, L. Oeklaus, A. Osiek W. Percy, B. Porter, P. Purgahn, A. Pyatt, I. Robey, D Roedder, B. Rosenblatt, j. Rouse, K. Rowland, B. Royston E. Rowry, L. Ruebling, R. Schaffer, T. Scholle, M. Segella D. Short, M. Shermann, B. Simmons, S. Slaton, K. Som- merville, L. Spear, L. Spooner, M. Spooner, D. Stephenson R. Stoehner, K. Struckmann, A. Taylor, K. Triplett, I Tucker, S. Utlaut, D. Varnon, T. Wagner, P. Watts, C. White C. Wise, D. Whys, K. Young, L. Susic. -- I 1 ' I 1 1 . ,Z T A.-. v 3 .I j. l 0 . T u l . x A 0 A 45 -., 0 D 1.5 1,2 rf .f .5 L lOl 1 -Q Q31 Q QQQQORA Song tam s the wildest beast NX ' X 1 fk fl. 1 1: W 'Q i Girls Ensemble L, to R. ROW 1: Mrs. Verena Praeger, Sharon Harris, Cindy Kelly, Sharon Kruse, Betty Gage, Marquita Hallemeier, Teresa Frain, Shelia Brown, Yvette Clark. ROW 2: Susan Mont- gomery, Ruth Kurtz, Barbara Porter, Debbie Roedder, loy Heebner, Vicki Brown, Nancy Hollrah, Sandy Welge. ROW lO2 3: Brenda Porter, Cathy Fuszner, Cathy Lindstrom, Susan K. Mongomery, Ida Carion, Linda Hauser, Susan Kansteiner, Denny Logue. ROW 4: Mary Cox, Toni Hood, Rhonda Back, Diane Stephenson, Brenda Kraemer, Mary Mueller, Kris Struckmann, Chris Weise, C. Breckle. Sophomore Blue Robe Choir B. Adams, L. Amelung, M. Anderson, P. Ault, C. Baker, S. Barklage, S. Barklage, L. Bauche, M. Bekebrede, D. Biensbackar, D. Bozwell, D. Bradbury, S. Brockmann, R. Bronson, B. Brookshier, D. Bruns, S. Bunch, C. Cain, P. Croquart, E. Davis, N. Davis, D. Dean, T. Dickens, P. Dieckmann, D. Dolan, C. Dunn, R. Dvorak, I. Eichler, I. Engel, M. Ellis, M. Estes, C. Foster, I. Freese, B. Gard, L. Gesell, E. Goodson, L. Griffin, B. Gross, D Hedicke, D. Hendrickson, B. Holden, B. Holt, B. Hommes, S. Horky, S. Huesemann, D. Larkin, D. Law, B. Lewis, D. Longbine, P. Luttmann, P. MacDonald, K. Magruder, R. Mahn, P. Maxon, C.. MCC-urren, C. McClellan, 1. McKinney, P. Mitten, H. Morie, C. Morris, 1. Neal, C. Northstine, O. Parkus, M. Reynolds, L. Rohde, V. Saip, C. Schneid- er, S. Seward, A. Smith, B. Sparks, M. Stevens, L. Strouse, S. Stumberg, K. Thoelke, S. Utlaut, L. Vogt, I. Wagner, P. Waters, V. Weekely, C-. Williams, S. Worley, D. Yount, M. Zellweger. and arouses the strongest emotions V1 X41 I 4 x Triple Trio L. to R. ROW 1: Rhonda Bach, Mary Mueller, Kris Struck- mann, Chris Wise. ROW2: Brenda Porter, Mrs. Verena Praeger, Brenda Kramer. ROW 3: Kathy Fuszner, Carol Breckle. v I 1 Vlf v ' N Q MU L U X ,Jr P AQ Ulla, 0 U NW MCL il ll all will XNU' X li V l l rl N L - i X XM 'li OR val of AX M, Y . lx x Q . no Alxy D-jill JVQXX ix T X Q 70 M WL xr WW KW X of . ' f y T X, .H WJ L M A wl My u is X UMJJ NL .Jw V R N ' ' . U . V ur! lb VX 103 sr Anus Cf, , if sumo: Music sfizwcf, mf. if ss rrsc - - Q . Concerts give musicians orchestra Members include: D. Barklage, W. Burton, B. Busby, S. Bush, D Campbell, S. Cannon, P. Chatman, B. Clark, D. Contine, 1. Cook D. Davis, S. Davis, P. Dehaven, B. DeSherlia, S. Eddington, D Findley, B. Fuchs, R. Gilliom, R. Gravemann, L. Grumke, B. Hack- mann, L. Hagood, L. Hill, S. Huesemann, K. jackson, D. jones, V Kennedey, D. Kutchback, L. Lloyd, I. Loyd, V. Martin, S. May, E Mitten, M. Moe, B. Moeller, D. Morgan, S. Norton, l. Pandolfi I. Peterson, C. Rausher, 1. Robey, N. Steigemeier, R. Stock, 1 Sweeny, C. Travis, P. Walker, P. Wolf. concert band Members include: S. Blackhurst, M. Botter, D. Burchfield, D. Bush, C. Callaway P. Chatman, V. Colby, D. Contine, S. Coverdell, P. Cunningham, G. Curry, R Curtwright, M. Cushman, S. Engle, D. Evert, T. Fore, R. Crilliom, R. Gilliom, P. Gross S. Gross, L. Haalboom, D. Hackman, L. Hagood, M. Harlan, G. Harrelson, P. Helton K. jackson, S. Kester, P. Kiernan, I. Kindelspire, 1. King, A. Kroeger, C. Kroeger, K Kuipers, I. Kunze, I. Lloyd, C-. Maciekowicz, S. May, R. McMahill, R. McNew, M Moe, B. Moeller, I. Moon, S. Moore, D. Morgan, S. Murphy, K. New, D. Parker, B Peterson, I. Plackemeier, D. Porter, C. Rauscher, N. Remington, B. Rooney, I Roppolo, B. Scholle, P. Scott, H. Sitton, P. Sparks, M. Stephenson, N. Stiegemeier S. Stipes, S. Stout, K. Sweeney, I. Sweeney, K. Thomas, P. Thomas, D. Travis, L Vance, B. Villigram, F. Villigram, P. Walker, B. Weaver, E. Wynne, M. Zimmerman the opportunit to perform tif? 0 A l05 1257 Q 'x phd 'Sify'-'A'f -1 lou rnalism I Anne Baggerman, Diane Contine, Ed Ezell, Randy Ferber, Scholle, Steve Schrader, Mike Segalla, Bill Simmons, Pat Toni Hood, Greg Mudd, Lovie Oeklaus, Eric Martin, Alice Sommer, Linda Spooner, Mary Suelmann, Pearia, Mark Poindexter, janet Regot, Pat Ruff, Bonnie fp- we 'Www Kris Peters-Charlemo Editor IO6 Robyn Gilliom-Editor-in-Chief Mark Thomson and Christy PauI-photog- raphers l l RALLY and Dail Thing join publications L Q9 Peggy Wolf, Rally Features Editorg Steve Horn- Editorg Cindy Harris, Staff Artistg Ann ,Wells, bostel, Daily Thing Editor and Rally Editorials ManagingEditorand AssistantCharIemo Editor. Editorg Debbie Praeger, Charlemo Activities Rhonda Claus, Rally News Editor and Debbie Hackmann, Charlemo Classes Editor. A Q? L ix Pat Sommer, Rally Sports Editor. 1969 Charlemo Staff Editor ......... .... K ris Peters Assistant Editor ,.,... Ann Wells Activities ..t.. . . . Debbie Praeger Art ..... .tr Cindy Harris Classes Seniors .... Debbie Hackmann juniors ..,. .....,.. P at Ruff Sophomores . . . Lovie Oeklaus Bonnie Scholle Faculty ... .M Diane Contine Toni Hood Organizations Anne Baggerman Mike Segalla Photography . . . . Mark Thomson Sports ....... Christy Paule ... C-reg Mudd lO7 i .. ,... ,, ... ir- -- -Q31-g.L., - - - ' - p .T - A . 'Jw M1510 f X 3 f ff My nr - Qi 1 f' 2:4-Q., i , : 2 ..,.- ,li-0 -- i ! I Q f ,, l ' l W h HH 'V W' A 1 - I l l,l' -vyvx 3: 1- 1. 'R ,i , V. p A 1 J W il , S.: ' E ,,E Classes Savage Seniors are a rare breed , 74-Q M Paul Abernathy 5 :.' t fl . , 'gb Gall Akerson H 'S Debbie Alderson john Aliperti Linda Amis john Anderson 27- Dave Arnold Carl Ault Rhonda Back '- W Steve Baker Rick Bales Keith Banning 4, , if - 'V si N P Q ,M ig S 5 0 ' M ,J N Keith Barklage Trudy Barr JoAnn Bartlett Susan Bateman i v.'..,- V a t 5 ' r , ' 3 rn, i f ...W ' .S wi? J. fffs l -H , 11 ff' 3 J A 'fi 5 1j 2 K 5 , s - ,152 1? 'JA ,jf ' ,ls X 4:32 'A f' : I? lane Baue Ken Bauman Stan Bayless Roger Bazzell ll0 if-v Steve Blackhurst Sue Blount Bob Bollinger Rick Bonnot Don Borman Ron Brandes ludy Bricker jerry Brooks Louis Brown Mary Brown Phil Brown Robert Brucker Donna Bebermeyer Nancy Beck leanice Bekebrede Linda Belew Marlene Benton Mary Berry jill Berryman Cathy Beyer David Bingaman David Bishop Gayle Bittick Larry Black ,xx Tim Bruening Debra Brune Robert Bruns Suaznne Bryan Gary Bunch jim Burcham Randy Burr Linda Burris Graduation closes the door behind the best years of our lives me ,gs- I .fwuw i 0 '51 ' , , f H2 IWW' 'WS 1--1-., Rick Burton Diane Buse Wanda Campbell Tom Cannon Rick Carbrey Sue Carlson Toni Carton Mike Chard jon Clarkson Debbie Claseman Rhonda Claus Linda College Carol Connoyer john Cook lerry Corriveau Peggy Courtney Sue Coverdell Barry Cox Mary Cox Glenn Coy ludy Crandall loyce Crawford Pat Cunningham Steve Curtright' 7' K' Ron Dale Wayne Darnell lim Davis Alan Davison April DeHaven Bill DeLeal Lou Ann DeLong Donna DeMasy Dan DeMent Tim Dilks Beth Dornfeld Pat Doyle Diane Dunkmann Ken Dunlap Bill Dusenberry Jeanette Eaton Gene Eckstein Sherry Eddington Mary Ehlmann Steve Ehlmann Barb Eisenbath Joyce Elliot Steve Engle Dianne Ermeling 063' Carson Evans james Fairchild Linda Faust jim Feely lim Finch Mike Fleming Terry Frain Marsha Fraley Debbie Frisch Bill Fritts Alvin Fry Bonnie Fuchs o man is an island . . . -iohnoonne Tammie Funk Kathy Fuszner Marvin Caddy Bettie Gage Sam Gaines Sharon Cant Kim Garland Terry Garland 5 fs...-v Nr--.V Brad Gentemann Phil Ciboney Terry Giljum Robyn Gilliom john Gray Wayne Groh Sue Gross Lynda Grumke Sondra Gust Mickey Guthrie Don Hackman Debbie Hackmann ne thought fill immensity -Blake Nancy Hagemeier Gary Hallemeier Marquita Hallemeier Marilyn Hammerschmidt Mike Hamrick Tom Hardcastle Gary Harrelson Cindy Harris wives :Nbr 'url 'YW 'W' H6 gf J' jeff Hayes Randy Haynes Charles Hawkins joy Heebner Pat Hedges Larry Hendren Linda Hendren Alice Herriman Curt Hiatt Tom Hickman janet Hines Charlene Hockm eyer Tom Hoerl Jerry Hollander Keith Holliday Greg Holman David Hommes Pam Hornerkamp Toni Hood Cathy Hoose Terry Hord Ricky Horky Steve Hornbostel Jim Howard if fgfevrffmi mg ,X D U 'L . 'Q-r 15.1 tux! V'-rf 'Y'- 40 KA i qv--v' 'Qs N Marcia Hudson Don Huesman Debbie Hunsel Jerry Hunsel Kathy Hunt Donna Huster Jeanne Jackson Pat Jaeger David Jamieson Brenda Jennings Lorenzo Jennings Sam Jennings vis 'v-... 'E jane Koehler Bob Koeneker Debbie Koenig Les Korte Chuck Kroeger jerry Kuhlmann joe Kunze Kraig Kurtz Larry Kurtz jim LaVigne Debbie Lee Leslie Lenz Andy johnson Daryl johnson Robert johnson Sue johnson Donna jones Charlotta jordan Bill Keyes Kathy Kiernan julie Kindelspire john King Steve King Mike Kirkland WU! d l 81? h lil ,3-E if Senior table controversy questions senior superiorit Elizabeth McClure Rick McDonald Marilyn McFarland Sandy McGurthy Louise McKinzie C th M nd a y e oza Sherry Mercer leanette Metzger Bonnie Meyerotto M'k M'll i e i er Bertha Mitchell Liz Mitten Mark Liesenfeld Karen Lively john Lloyd Carol Lueck Lori Luerding Nancy Magrude Bob Malin Mary Mayberry K-x -. . Ray Nations Don Newman Allen Nichols Allen Nickols Richard Noah Connie Noel A N Ile nne o Priscilla Nowack Lovie Oelklaus Fred Oesch Don O'Hara Agnes Osiek Margaret Moe Neal Moots Terry Morrow Vicki Moutrie Darlene Moze David Mozier Gregg Mudd janet Murfin A man who is master of patien is master of everything else. -Lord Halifax ll CG Kris Peters Bob Peterson Bill Permit Bill Phelps Wayne Pickering Lynn Plackemeyer Brenda Porter Debi Praeger Bill Price Pam Pruitt Brenda Pundmann Pat Purgahn Mark Ostmann Curt Panhorst loe Parrish Linda Parsons Harold Paul Linda Paul Chris Paule Debbie Paule Linda Perkins David Perrin Sybil Perry Emily Peterman S- 5 1'8 -ff-aff' Mike Runge Leroy Saip Don Salter George Sandfort Kathy Sandfort Doug Saulters Don Sauer jim Schaberg Rhonda Schafer loe Schlup Brad Schmidt Tom Schoelle Betty Richardson Tom Richardson Debbie Richterkessing Dennis Rohlfing Greg Rood Bob Rosenblatt George Rosenblatt Bruce Rosner Georgia Ross Dan Rothermich Rick Rowland Ellis Rowry S, 9, p0VVer,, -Francis Bacon lap Debbie Short Helen Sitton Sara Slayton Barb Smith lohn Smith Linda Smith Mike Smith Pat Sommer Bill Sparks Alex Spatz Loraine Spear Paul Spencer Candy Schoene Bill Schott Mike Schuttenberg Ron Scott lris Seay Mike Segalla Martin Sherman Roy Sherrid l sax' C' l23 Linda Spooner Margaret Spooner Carol Spyker Donna Spyker Diana Starr Margaret Stephenson Nancy Stephenson john Stickrod Peggy Stock Roger Stone Steve Storer Susie Stout l24 'ef Mary Suelmann Avis Taylor Sheila Taylor Kathy Thomas Mark Thomson Ruth Thompson Tom Thompson Mike Thorne Rich Tiesing Pat Timmons Tina Travis Lynn Tyler Rhonda Umstead Colleen Underwood Dianna Vandermark Fred Villigram Ken Wakefield Ken Wallace Linda Wallace Chip Warren 'Tis sweet to think on what was -Robert Herrick '55 , 'Q' 7 all if T' g. 4- is .is gf' N39 ?,4 If A X , Paula Watts Sandy Welge Ann Wells Dwight Wells Mary Wepprich Steve Wheeler john White jerry Wiechens lim Wiechens Wayne Wieche Pam Williams Pat Willis l'lS Susan Wilner Steve Witt Peggy Wolf Barb Wren Charles Wyhs Dian wyhs Betty Yaeter lea nnette Za mborsky Margaret Zipfel Well, if you say so, but... ,uf N.. 4'f 7' Foreign student Cathy Mendoza smiles at the antics of St. Charles students during an all school assembly. ,J IS 'T' 3 If I should meet thee After long years, How should I greet thee? With silence and tears. -Byron Top left: Rhonda Schafer, I thought carrots were supposed to improve your eyesight, not your hair! Bottom left: Wayne Darnell shows that even savage seniors can get hurt. Bottom right: Wayne Pickering and Bill Schott eat their way to a senior victory in pie eating contest. 127 juniors pass halfway mark Alan Abeling Victor Adams Carol Aliperti Ioe Allrich Herbert Anderson jerry Anderson Andy Arnold Terry Arnold Karen Back Delores Backues F51 H 1 X r ,,l, Wg ,, I , ! A, ll- 'TQN ls' t Q. in I i K V-i i 5 y 4 7 ,:.,,. E' 1 N' Anne Baggerman jim Bailey Dan Barklage janet Barklage Bill Barnes june Basinger lane Bateman Nancy Bauman . . M.. MB... ,.....-annum. Ruth Kurtz peers into simulator rear view mirror Liz Beck Virginia Beckley Michael Benson Karen Bernat Ron Bextermueller joseph Bieler Kathy Bildner Randy Bird Marty Bisanti janet Bishop Caren Blair Nancy Blake Pat Boekemier Mark Boettler Michael Bohrer Anthony Bono Vonda Borchardt ludy Boschert Walter Bounds Chris Bowman Dean Bowman Cheryn Brakensiek Carolyn Breckle Annette Breitenstein Gary Brooks David Bross Harland Bross Debra Brown Sheila Brown Steven Brown Vicki Brown Willie Brown Betty Brucker Mary Brucker Daniel Bruns juniors spark Pirate spirit Laverne Bruns Jeannine Budd David Burchfield Wanda Burton lack Busby Sue Busch Celestine Callaway Kathy Callaway Mary Callaway Theresa Campbell Thomas Campbell Ida Carion Sheila Carl Bruce Carlton lay Charpentier lgg X. 41X , 1' 1 1 ,g A ku' f f v M ', K A ,, :,, wi ,V 'I -I if . - ay-ff , , ' ml l X 4' 1 K, L ' tg. A y y sie, Wx... ,A H .. , 2 M ' . u . 45 , . , ,0x.:'f,. fb 1 7' 4 H ,V , t X t b , X- L 4 ' L4 ' 'f Z: X-4, if E' mn xl' A ' J ill- ' 'a'. f'1li 1 l 'iQ?. gf ZIV kwa 1 Palmer Chatman Vickie Cherry Beth Clark Mike Clark Michael K. Clark Nancy Clark Paul Clark Yvette Clark Kathi Claseman Victor Colby Nancy Coles Diane Conner Diana Contine Charles Cook Lesley Cooke Linda Crayne Larry Cronkhite Robert Crossman janet Cummings Martha Cushman Terry Daniel Bonnie Davis David Davis Robert Davis Stephen Davis David DeAtley Candy Decker Debbie Dickinson David Dikrader lean Dillon N 10' ll 1? WN l 4 .- ,Q 1- fn fix Randy Dillon lim Droste Valerie Duffy Sue Dye Robert Easton David Edele Bruce Edler Steve Eisenbath Linda Ellis jayne Ermeling Wayne Ermeling Roger Estes Ellen Evans Tammy Evans Ed Ezell Elizabeth Femmer Randy Ferber Dianne Findley Diane Fink David Finke l 131 john Fiorini Tim Flood Gary Ford Richard Ford Tom Fore Nyhla Foreman Scott Fortney Cindy Frisch Ralph Fromme john Frye Wanda Fuchs Mike Funk Ron Gaddy David Gardner Kevin Garland Gary Gilbert Larry Giljum Wayne Gillette Cathy Girth lohn Glisan If SN 'Y B 2 tk ,. F . .whats-,:-.:w.::: M Us E ff, if! L Gary Goggin kv lerry Goldman john Gorman X Terry Graves Ruth Grimes B tr 1-, , Z, J f U W -at gf sc r.r,, 4, f . V-,,, it gf, i ii.. ff TY '. V QQ. ' ' B Mark Grimmer Pat Gross Pam Guilliams Linda Haalboom Beth Hackmann Linda Hagood Larry Hake janet Hall lane Halwe Daniel Ham Class of '70-spirit unlimited Shirley Hamann Pat Haneberry Kathy Hanlon Mary Harlan Gail Harris Sharon Harris Steve Harting Ron Hartman Linda Hauser David Head l i I Mary Tainter cleans slides in biology class. 'X 'N Paulette Helvey Bill Henderson Ron Hendricks Nancy Hendrix Robert Herbstreith jim Herring Tom Hessling Robbie Hillman l 33 Susan Huesemann Ron Humphrey Robert Hunsel Scott Huskey Roger Huster Debbie lnce Kim jackson Diane jaeger jon jaegerman jan jef'fries Darrel johnson jenniferjohnson Rodneyjohnson David jolly Barbjones Terry jones Pat juden Brent justmann Carol Kampmann Susan Kansteiner Chester Hinkel Ann Hoffman john Hollrah Les Hollrah Nancy Hollrah Richard Hollrah Casey Holmes Carolie Honey Randy Hord Georgia Horenkamp Richard Hoss Gary Hotchkiss Boyd House Kathy Howard Sue Hueffmeier juniors labor throu h journalism 6 W-I lf, Wendy Kuhlmann Ken Kunze Ruth Kurtz David Kutchback Connie LaBanca Harold Lacy Mary Lammert Patti LeDoux Sharon Lee Tonia Lee Bob Leeke Mary Leonard Barb Lewis Rick Lewis Gary Liesenfeld Marshall Karibian Cindy Kelly Linda Kemper Debbie Kent Duffy Keough Scott Kester jerry Kile Debbie Kirkland Mike Klotz David Koenig Craig Korth Brenda Kraemer Brenda Kruse Sharon Kruse loyce Kuhlmann l L X 135 Kathy Lindstrom W Glenn Loges - A Denne Logue 2, 3 A Paula Lohrman H 'mg Q m y W ' Gary Ludwig far., V . f' ' ss: 5 ,Il t x Q l ' .:,, 1 5 t I X5 X Q Ali -ff. I Hifl' lx K s fume, lm ll x M L A Wrvlv 4 4,6 ,jr M ,.,- I ,W .f l rf james Luetkenhaus ' Preston Lutley ' Bud Maciekowicz ,. 1 'A Gary Magruder Dan Malin Pt M David Malin Mary Malm Eric Martin Glenda Martin Rickey Mayer J' ' fl U Clyde McCormick Dennis McCoy Roger McCoy Mary McGarvey Darryl McGraw Bobby McMillan Dennis McMillan Steve Mecker Debbie Kent and Linda Haalboom assemble Homecoming second place float. juniors support varsity ath Susan G. Montgomery Susan K. Montgomery jerry Moon Pauline Moore Steve Moore Donald Morgan David Morris Natalie Moses Mary Mueller Iudy Murfin Brenda Murray William Newcomb Patty Neyhart james Nichols Charles Nichols Linda Noah Ray North Mark Ochs Judy Oetting Richard Orf Lx letics Barb Mersch Diane Meyer judy Meyer Sherrill Michaels lim Miller Karen Miller Georgia Mills Cindy Mingus Barb Moeller Raymond Moeller D-' l X32 - A l ,Nl 'W- zs QQ Y Bw. sei . l N. s ll Magazine sales reach new heights qww' Rodger Pettit Cathy Petschonek Mike Peyton Carol Pfaff Bob Pickering Cindy Pierce Troy Pittman jean Plackemeier john Plackemeier Carolyn Plume Mark Poindexter Barb Porter Diane Porter Mike Porter Renee Prideax Carol Primeau Tom Profitt Mike Propst Armeldia Pyatt Robert Rahe Randy Overbey jennifer Pandolfi john Patton Carol Paul Alice Pearia Wanda Percy Cedric Perkins Margaret Perkins Paul Peters Greg Pettit .l 'Y we - I --.. K: 'X ei. yr h ,,, J n, W f, is if it 511' W,,,.,t ,-spfv a. A mf pm, vs- g Er f -G 4 Wir ' 'mf 'T r ' , . 4' Lyndia Rucker Larry Ruebling Pat Ruff Debby Sammelmann Charmaine Sappington Tom Schaberg Dennis Scheffler joe Schlick Sue Schmidt Dave Schneider Donna Schneider Debbie Schoene Mark Schoene Bonnie Scholle Gary Schoo I K N-,I V- 4. ii . 4' , 'ti I V+, , I, it f B IIN 'N 1 0 ., f W r . . ,. if x yi. Debbie Rankin i f ii 3 'K james Rahn Lyn ' Nj 7' i J i Nix ! janet Rego! ix X Nanci Remington Gloria Richardsp'-Uk., , O Xl! t J j i Uk jiw Kathy Richter Nj' Kun Ricketts it y, 'f Ron Riley A eborah Rimmjey i jr X urt ip ey ,XX REQ ij A ti we jackie Robe jx i K i i wx myfytk kj ly R5 jx tl E H Henry Robley Debbie Roedder Don Roehl Bob Roeker Steve Rogers Dan Roloff john Roppolo johnnie Rouse Barb Royston Y -is X 3? 1 gs. s V K R I, 4 , fa 1 I X- bl x rl 1 X k 139 juniors strive for Senior status Steve Schrader Pam Schulte Pat Scott 1 M I Tim Scott S s Janet Sharp ll , 'B' Y lfl wi 1 Randy Shelton Carol Shoemake Linda Shoemake Darrell Shoolts Bill Simmons 125154 F x t fi Nancy Smith Robert Smith Patsy Smith Fay Snipes ' ' Kathy Sommerville rf LIC! 1. f- if'- J X 5 ta-ego X uk it Nan Sponseller ., Wm i ' ' Leatha Stalf Karen Stenger Diane Stephenson I 5 Nancy Stiegemeier if 4' ' 1 'iff 'wif Wendi Stiers janet Stivers Dale Stivison Roy Stock Randy Stoehner Kris Struckmann Donald Stuck Bill Stuckenschneider Larry Student Kirk Sweeney rt -av, .fy ff vs - 4 L. 'C Robert Rahe concentrates on assigned work. S Sue Utlaut Chris Vadnais jack Vance Pat Van Dyke Dean Van Mater Diana Varnon Sandy Vaughn Terri Vaught , lg, 'i ,ll Clayton Sylcox Mary Tainter Debbie Tannehill Mike Tate Priscilla Taylor Steve Taylor janita Tevis Debbie Thompson Tom Tiesing Glenn Towle Torn Triplett Dave True Vicki Trump james Tucker David Underwood rg 0 L. N I l'i .I juniors fashion outstanding Prom 4 iwfxs. Bruce Widaman jerry Wiegmann Bill Wilburn Linda Williams Sandra Williams Cynthia Willoughby lean Winn Chris Wise Sandy Witte Cathy Wolf Francesca Wolf john Wolfe Vicky Wucher Thomas Wyland Jef-f Yaeger l42 Carol Wagner Terry Wagner lohn Wakefield Tom Walker jill Wallis Mark Ward Robert Webster Paul Welker Vicki Welko Bruce Wessler Nancy West Carol White Dennis White Rod Whiteside Gerald Whitlock Bill Nolle .f Sophomores are made of spirit , V.:: Ii A If s 4 -:rm .Of Q Nl' lf, 'N , '1,. Q . - Qwufg Z k X I . , ., 7,4 , , Q A zqz' 1 , A! X Q ,. 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'--': w 6 E is 'P tt fi ..,1 -f 1 1 it , , N. xy ,f L X X Craig Bateman Robert Bauer Michelle Baumann David Bazzell Karen Beahan Bob Beckman Sue Beelek Bill Beelek Mary Beeson Marla Bekebrede Bob Bennett Nancy Bernat Susan Berry Karen Besselman Mike Bethal Mary Ann Bethens Daniel Beyer Tom Bilyeu Dianne Binsbacker Barbara Bishop Mark Bishop Mary Blackwell Dennis Blase Linda Bloebaum Wanda Bock Susan Bodrow Donna Boettler Cordie Boone I44 Donald Adams Carl A-hlemeyer Steven Akers Ray Allrich Gary Alsop Dave Ambro Laura Amelung Carmen Amis Mary Anderson Sandy Anthes Dennis Arnold Mark Arnold Mary Atchison Steven Atkinson Pam Ault Roland Bacon Cathy Baker Tom Bakewell - Pam Baldwin David Barklage Sally Barklage Sue Barklage Rick Barnes Margaret Barr Oxley Barrientez jeff Barry Jeanne Barton la-'WV rv ff M If W Zi? I V g N 4 'W .mm . , ,. hz M . .. 4, .. 5 . QM on F1 , A '+ A is - V 'Q f iiti. f ' 2, Mi' hu 'P E, J .-711 I f- ERQYY-v Y' ln, ' , -.-,' Wwe- ,' . gc 4 st M f-Mfr'-'-1 -1 .-2 .2-if -v . .Qt . Hia., 6- wi. Q I Carl Ahlemeyer and lim Statler in- troduced at assembly. K' - P 5 rr af' Bob Burris Kathy Burton May Busby Don Bush Carolyn Cain Billie Callahan Marleen Callaway Dave Campbell Sally Cannon Steve Carbrey lim Carlson Steve Cearley Ann Chinnery Gary Christian Everts Clark 145 ' f' A, a at it -, Ce ka r Mike Borgschulte Rick Bormann Randy Boschert Matt Botter Mary Bowman Debbie Bozwell Debbie Brandbury lohn Breeden Roy Bridgewater Phyllis Brock Sally Brock Reid Bronson Becky Brookshier Vicki Bross Dave Brown Ernestine Brown Larry Brown Bill Brown lim Browning Peggy Bruening Alan Bruns Dana Bruns Brucs Bryan Diana Bryan Bruce Budd Shirley Bunch Debbie Burbach john Burns P' X -...f -7 s Q x. l Xwo e jim Clark Ronald Clark Ken Cobb john Coffey Tom Cole Kenny Combs Greg Connor Mickey Cook Ed Cooper jodell Cooper jean Courtney Danny Cox Steve Crawford Pam Croquart Steve Cruce joan Cullom Gary Curry David Cutright Richard Cutright Connie Czechin Debbie Dairda Elizabeth Davis Lon Davis Nancy Davis Derrell Dean Debbie Debrecht Betty DeShirIia Roger Dickbernd Tom Dickens Pris Dehaven ' 1 ft if g M -wr I ' ' -vf R, M E l 9. Q9 ,gr i lin iw f ,ss w-, 1 .A my 4 ,,y, ' 'E ,.:' I Q1 t .Q-il A le - fa E E 'K 5 A 'K 3 wh U A K 1 xfli' xr - JM, 'ff 'fit' . 2 l , 'fy . I ,, . Vwdsf. 0 .tv 1 X VN +4 K of 1' K , , 0 -he . 1 g 1: 5 'E 3 ex, Us Y E ff? a t :KY 0 li 1- .M . 1' 4 'lf' ffl sf ' Pat Dieckmann Diane Dolan Karyn Dotson Eddie Drew joe Dryden Larry Dudley Brenda Dunkmann Cathy Dunn Pat Dusenberry Ruth Dvorak Alvin Dyer David Ebersole jerry Eichler Mary Ellis james Emerson judy Engel George Engher Ron Entwistle Stanley Emerling Dennis Estes Marsha Estes Daniel Evert Dennis Feltz janet Ferguson , l X-37 lf. -al F IA. f ,Q V Y! I f , - v 'ii X q, f Nvvf? t M ,Xl ' Phil Finck Tom Finn Colin Foster Daniel Foust Ricky Foust Karen Foy Steve Freeland janet Freeze Steve Gallatin Robert Gard Barry Gentemann Linda Gesell Chipper Gifford Rise Gilliom Andy Gilmore Linda Glaab Ralph Goewart Celia Goff Carl Goist Emily Goodson Diana Gormon Sophomores still oungest at SCHS Pat Graham Rita Gravemann john Greear Eugene Greeney Linda Griffin Donald Grindstaff Suzette Gross Roger Gust Michael Gutermuth Harold Hackman David Hahn Deborah Hale Gayle Hall Carol Hallemeier Dirk Hallemeier Ronnie Hallemeyer Dan Hallgren Kurt Hammes Paula Harris Judy Haynes Kathleen Head Dennis Heath Donette Hecke Edward Heinle David Heisler Phyllis Helton Robert Henderson Deborah Hendrickson Sharon Hensley Don Hesskamp Becky Hettiek David Hickey Pat Higgins Liz Hill lerome Hinkel I ,1 l it ff-- E2 'age-' F' ' 1 rt Nd buff 'gi is ' A. I'-P f H r Q.. , f l H H 5 1 1 3 1 1 Oo., 3' 'tier I47 Nancy Hobelmann Don Hoerl Jeff Hohl Judy Hohman Nancy Holden Michelle Hollander Marjorie Holliday Iris Hollrah Tony Hollrah Becky Holt Becky Hommes Debra Honerkamp Sandy Horky Phillip Hornbostel Tom Hotchkiss Dennis Howard Diane Huesemann Karen Hunn Kathy Hutchison Garry Ickenroth Bob Irvine Diane Jackson William Jackson Danny Jarvis Darryl Jeffries Bob Jennings Randy Jenson Rick Jines z ch- v , X J l L. f I fr y. I . , me , A ,t,, X S., r M X A gr x Q W 'W I Q ECT, it 'Vs C J W V y ,, X A ' V 5 0.74 fn, 1 ' f N, J J. ' , K 5vElg::,,: - b H 6 E ' . 1' , 7 , rr, -'ff 4- 5 . - f .,,, ., 'rr ' g,, 4 .5 of 'Aj - as 'V lb 3 v as . V - 7 X, , dc: 'cl 's if ,I Y ' . ' fri ' ' cz 4. ' . file W1 Andrea Johnson Brenda Johnson Cyndee Johnson John Johnston Mike Johnston Diane Jones Randy Jones Teresa Jones David Juline John Kaine Kathleen Kansteiner Veronica Kennedy Jan Kent Pat Kiernan Dave Kindelspire 1 , 4 , if A' 4 If 3' 1 .-ff ls, ii. ls that another chicken joke? 148 i I '71- mark of excellence Nancy Klotz Dorothy Koziatek Deborah Kreder Ann Kroeger Geralyn Krupinski Stanley Krupinski Dan Kruse Mike Kuechler Karen Kuipers David LaBanca Tom LaBarge lack Lacey Frank LaFota jean LaGesse Pat Lalk Dave Larkin Dale Law Ricki Lawrence Ronnie Lawson Doug Lee Gary Lee Sandy Lemmons Mike Leonard Barb Lewis janet Lewis Ken Lewis Scott Linn lim Lloyd iD' X ' . FN. 4 '-I o P A.-. A av- -- 5 1 aa, AI I E? Linda Lloyd Cheri Loeffler Debbie Longbine Bonnie Luetkenhaus Pat Luttman Greg Maciekowicz Scott Magrew Kathy Magruder Roberta Mahr Dennis Malloy Victor Martin Pam Maxon Susan May Norman McCay Cathy McClellan Pat MacDonald Chris McCoy Gayla McCurren Dianne McDaniel Ken McGurthy james McKinney Roger McMahill Roger McNew Bob McWilliams Richard Meier Linda Melton Mike Merrill loan Mersch I49 Hans Mills Tonya Minard Dave Mingus Terry Missey Phyllis Mitten Don Monroe Glendal Montgomery Rich Montgomery Debra Moon Bev Moore ludy Moore Scott Moore Herbert Morie Carol Morris Kevin Morris Steve Moser Larry Mumford Terry Mumford lack Murfin Sandra Murphy Bennie Myers Debbie Mclntosh john Nagel leanine Neal 9 - tl .t X 1 'N -.R , A '. - l f, - N f rf A -ni qs, ml.. 7 gi .-'-iff Q, 'r N , fi- . .. . K . I ,. Q ' s I Q if is Y vw ,, . 4 Q 15 X . , ,. ws. mx 5 P safe V ' G' 'N ff Q X J is , , s , WJ K a is if A 5 , XM, if, My J Sophomores t ' s wg sv 3? : 52f6'2' , f , 2: ,V x tg gi my r harder PM .. 'tf'V,'ffrf'c'- v'f.,4v :'Y f gif f I 1 'lfiv ,iff- 4. if 1 sf if 'X J 47' Q, , X 'frm' X ff f A f ami ' 'ff J Q 2.1 c 'l 150 I ri if X . , -pi . ff may in Q Hs Visit 7,4 sl V, 1, -A tv ,. if 1 is-in F M ,, 2 .V . ,.r,Z 4, . .V Q X 'f , i 1 ' f 15.22 Donald Nelson Ronald Nelson Karen New Bruce Nichols Ruth Noah Stanley Norton Anna Northstine Sheila Oberle Debra Oestereich Diane Oldendorf Kathleen Omara Chris Orf lames Ortner Dennis Parker Norman Parker Orville Parkus Nancy Paul Sandy Paul Gary Paule Melvin Pearson Henry Pearson William Peper Rick Pepperman jesse Perkins YW Kf 3 ig-Y ,S fv- sg -.Q A 4 Dennis Rodack Bill Rodieck Bruce Roemer jackie Rogers Kevin Rogers Louis Rohde Bob Rooney Sue Rosner Bruce Rowe james Rowe jim Rowe Shirley Rowry Pam Rufkahr Ken Saale Vicki Saip Barb Sample Bruce Samples Charlett Sanders Kevin Schaberg jim Schaffer Greg Schmidt Ted Schnarre Cathy Schneider Dennis Schneider Sue Schneider Larry Schoenaver Dennis Schrader Don Schroer john Schulz Fred Schumpe Mark Schuttenberg '4 Terry Schuendemann Tom Schwendemann Mike Scott jerry Segalla Rx 43.3 t T. S Danny Perry Lerona Perry james Peterson leanine Petty Richard Pfaff Chris Platt Steve Plume Steve Prusee Pat Proffitt Lana Pruitt Pat Pugh Brenda Rankin Carolyn Ratcliff Carol Rauscher Debbie Redell Don Redmon Colleen Reece Rick Reed Clayton Reeves Bob Regot Theresa Reiser Gloria Remick Martin Reynolds Ray Rico Linda Riegle Chris Roberts Kathy Robey Dave Robinson Sophomores strive to conq 1,5 Q W, t 5 1 s, M x L75 gm.. . i t 1 . sl A , '11 W ,M , ,J '44, x S v,,, X xt ,4 Y. , T , ' f, ,t .lf -4 5 4 ? ' - Carol Sutphin Verna Sutten jeff Sweeney Mark Sweeney Randy Taylor Pat Terrio Kris Thoelke Pat Thomas Stephanie Thomas Charles Thomassen Mike Thomson Janice Thurston Donna Timmons Ken Tipton Bernita Tolley Don Travis Kathy Uebinger Sandra Utlaut Terry Van Booven Liz Vance Steve Van Leer Chris Vanatta Pat Vasser Bob Villigram Lynet Vogt Hazel Voss Ianice Wagner Fred Wahl 152 IDR fl 'M .f, LN' sz ig rf' 4. E ',,. V tg My 1 ' ht i V f'y S if P 5' TN-r , ii y 4 V i ,z 59 s y LIEI' Steve Semon David Settle Sheila Seward Charles Shaw Bill Shelton Mark Silverberg Althea Smith Cindy Smith Karen Smith Michael Smith Mike Smith Charles Smoot Laura Sommer Glenda Sommer Barb Sparks Pat Sparks Sheri Sponamore jim Statler Mona Stevens Becky Stevens Stephen Stipes Dave Staller Lori Strouse Walter Struckmann Sally Stumberg Chris Suelmann Alan Sullentrop Connie Summers 35 W e g W.. f v if 1 Mnmk g 'Gi Y , .I I N rv ' X 1 7- 4 , , 15-.4 1 .. f xl Bob Rooney and Liz Davis enjoy La Festividadf' -vs P ' 'J ,i i, , 'Clk A1 Daniel Waitkass Debbie Waldvogel Penny Walker Gail Wallis Charles Ward Pamela Waters Bruce Weaver Donna Webb Vicki Weekley Dave Weseman Chris White Debbie Whitlock lohn Whitlock Scott Wiegmann Paul Wilburn Billie Wiley james Wilkins Sally Willen Nancy Willett Allen Williams Gary Williams Patrick Williams Stephen Willis Bill Wolf Teree Wolfert Steven Worley Terry Wren Scott Yaeger Cynthia Young Kevin Young Deborah Yount Mike Zellweger Marty Zerr Daniel Zwicky Rodney Orrick I Z if l cf Xw5 9 ' A as fs I i' ...f- l'-Z xi Jr-, X l53 o traces left of all the busy We will long remember.. Top Left: . . . dances. Carson Evans escorts Kathy Sandfort Top Right: ...pep rallies. Bill Scott Bottom Left: . . . exhausting lectures. Mike Felming Bottom Right: . . . working on Homecoming floats. Sue Coverdell 154 scene, but that remembrance says. the things have been 'u wat' -Boyse Top Left: ...snide remarks from the back of the f' classroom B b E' nb th . ar use a Top Right: . . . mail call. Cathy Mendoza, For- Bottom Left: . . . Savage seniors. lim LaVigne Bottom Right: . . . gay conversations between .4 1 , b :Q . 4 4 155 vl bwyyyt, fftlfliflfiff tiflirfwl W My He , SC, you look Nw W , B' am.an M3 To : . . . surprising teachers. To S lle emerges from Mr. Brad lack box during psychology c . Bottom Left: . . . daydr ' g. lim Wiechens Bottom e r: . . .stu ' g. Marilyn Hammegw W fllfMl4m itll Bot m ' . oredom. Dave 3, ill This above all' to thine own self be true -Shakespeare 0 Left: 1967-'68 Publications photo- grapher captures Mary Cox in a re- flective mood. Bottom: The doors to the past close on memories, both happy and sad, while the doors to the future open to great expectations. The picture of the front entrance to the school is re- printed from the 1967 CHARLEMO. l Advertisements HEDGES AND HAFER 1050 First Capitol Drive 2700 Droste Road We Give Daniel Boone Stamps FIRST NATIONAL BANK 100 North Main Street Established 1863 104 Years of Service to the C mmunity and S Ch I C unty. Member f F d I D p it lnsuran C p dF deraIR B k FIRST NATIONAL MOTGR BANK 423 First Capitol -3 fr .bil Q fat 'fi -Wl6',l,1'I H'1 F ur ,M ATT 1 Passing the buck is Y Kick-of'f time-is anytime At Union State Bank, Where Our the most talked about -if A play in town. If ' v w u fat Z H4 I ' A i J Our touchdown is service to you. Get to the goal line where there is Service, Savings and Profit. E' 'W MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE BANK THAT DOES A LITTLE MORE FOR YOU 204 N. MAIN ST. f ST. CHARLES, MO. 63301 TELEPIIONESZ 724-4500 f T39-8782 fir CLARENCE'S Barber Shop 2728 Droste RA 4-9480 Swinging set goes to Clarence's. NB. REESE'S DRUG STORE 2724 Droste Road St. Charles, Missouri Double Daniel Boone Stamps on Prescriptions Free Prescription Delivery WE SERVE I CARRY OUT SERVICE GUS' DUQUETTE RESTAURANT 325 NORTH SECOND ST. CHARLES, MO. GUENTHER fGU9l HOLZWARTH PHONE RA 4-2400 lililfb FIRST STATE BANK OF ST. CHARLES 121 NORTH MAIN RA 4-5000 WITH DRIVE-UP WALK-UP BANK FIFTH AND WASHINGTGN 102 years of service to the community and St. Charles County, member of FDIC and Federal Reserve Bank. Herbert Sandfort ....... Chairman of the Board Robert E. Schneider ............... President Theodore Bruere ............. Vice-President Russel Kansteiner .. ......... Cashier T. Charles Bruere ..... .... A ss't Cashier Dorothy Deveny .... Ass't Cashier Wm. D. Boshert ..... ..... A ss't Cashier David Molitor .... .... A ss't Cashier SILVER TOP ROLLER RINK Open tothe Public on Wed.-Fri.- Sat.-Sun. Evenings 7:30-10 P.M. Private Parties on Mon.-Tues. BruCker's Gift and Toys Free Gift Wrapping We Cater to bridal registration. RA 4-6061 Nortake China Oneida Silver The Famous 311 North Main And Thurs' Where Fashion Is Matlnees Important and Service Sat. and Sun. IS a -I-raditiongff 2to4 P.M. ELOUR AND WALL CENTER 423 Kingshighway RA 4-5725 CARPETS AND DRAPES L LEES AND MoHAwKs THE HUB CLOTHING CO. RA 4-1970 221 N. Main bee h ive cards-party goods wedding invitations jewelry gifts for everyone earrings pierced and pierced look-14 -kt gold Lamplite Shop St. Charles Plaza What's More Delightful... 3 it,- Cu I1 I1 i n gl'lam'S Shopping Center 401-403 First capitol Th St.Cl'lZil'leS, Missouri We specialize in quality meats. Nlr. lE1Cli'S Clarella's Regular Haircuts Razor Cut and Hair Styling West Clay and Droste cl7z'L' x f-ef Q Beauty Salon Exquisite hairstyles for special occasions. RA 4-5775 145 Main I Same lm THE DAILY BANNER- NEWS has been recording the happenings of eddd our city--- In other words the PERSONAL HISTORY OF ST. CHARLES - The PROGRESS, SETBACKS, HAPPY OCCASIONS, And HEARTBREAKS ALL HAVE APPEARED ON THE PAGES OF THE DAILY BANNER-NEWS. IN NO OTHER MEDIA CAN SUCH A HISTORY BE COMPILED AND RECORDED. YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER IS A VITAL PART OF YOUR CITY. Without It, Community Spirit Dies . . . Dairy Queen 2195 First Capitol RA 4-6040 1116 North Second RA 4-6722 Live a LittIe Try the Big A Burger and a Shake in 30 Different Flavors A 8 We Take Call In Orders Us 'Win Tilting Ruth N. Lawing Aubrey B. Lawing 5 A Ahmann' News Stand RA 4-2125 223 N. Main Office Supplies and Equipment REAL gsr -ri:-1 311243 SO- MAl N INSURANCE St c HARLE s,Mo RA 4-2144 Realtor Plaza Bowl ...L Brumfxwick West Clay and Droste Road William D. Ruckert, Manager Fran Freeman, Ass't. Manager Saullo's Pizza and Steak House RA 4-7083 For the Unusual in Flowers jack Schneider Florist, Inc. 119 Kingshighway RA 3-2662 Flowers By Wire Coellner Redi-Mix Incorporated Redi-Mixed Concrete 434 Clive Street St. Charles, Missouri Phone: RA 4-1616 St. Charles Quarry Company P.O. Box 40 South River Road St. Charles, Missouri Quarry Location: One and One Half Miles South of St. Charles Water Works RA 4-1344 Defiance Quarry Company P.O. Box 68 Route DD Defiance, Missouri 63341 Quarry Location: On Route DD One Half Mile North of Intersection of Highway 94 and Rt DD 987-4522 St. Charles Dairy n-'P' ' ' For Those Who Want Q hA ' 4 l ll l'i E B G st I -E' 524 First Capitol Drive Grade A Milk Delicious Ice Cream St. Charles Missouri 2600 West Clay 4 Ellis-Rhodes- Meers Company 'Insurance Is Our Only Business. 115 North Main RA 4-5678 Howard S. Ellis Boyle O. Rodes Robert R. Meers youu ,,ffgpg,,,fg,,, The Home of Bull Ding lzzszzranre xAGENT RVES YOU FgNirA Buse's Flowers and Gifts Cottage Bakeries 1 Pastries Baked Fresh Daily 141 North Main We Also Feature Loft's Complete Line of Candy Our Specialty Birthday, Anniversary 84 Wedding Cakes 1923 First Capitol Drive Bru ns Machine Company 'The Hardware Spot of St. Charles 222 North Main -. , - 'Wi-P 1:42, nf' --1 ..,.,,, . , - , , . 4 . , fs ,,,, ,.,. :V ..... , Burger Chef Drive-In Open Flame Broiling Located at St. Charles Plaza Shopping Center RA 3-4838 We Love Your Business 5-A Entertainment Monday thru Saturday. For Your Listening and Dancing Pleasure! Open Daily 11:30 a.m. Ample Parking Private Rooms Serving 25 to 200 Guests. RA 3-4777 Highway 70 at 5th Fairlane Exit St. Charles, Missouri Yuwf ,J,,f' wwf,-ff' Ns! ,-- ' ,., , , ,sf I ,A Emmons Abstract Company .5 MN GE B and ' 1 nafen's ig ' X A un s 315 N. Main 151 O'FaIIon Plaza St. Charles O'Fallon ,,- ACFx E9 L0 In ww' vw 3 -E.- HW U '7 7800 an 'I' H' lun. -.. .JJ--' 'ws-. ., 'lllaluulmluu azz- ..2 ' Designed and Developed in St. Charles for the Modern Railroads The railroad car illustrated above is an example of the products that are designed and p d th H dq t T h I C t f I develo e ea uar ers- ec nica en er o ACF Indus ries. ACF is proud to be located in St. Charles to be a part ofthe community. RY as tg to Acr INDUSTRI p INCORPGRATE Mia 'wwf American Car and Foundry Division af ,Wi St. Charles, Missouri 63301 'Ep WN df! at Aiwa? ' THE URGFR AMIL INN The Happy Place to Eat! Featuring Papa-Mama-Teen and Baby Burgers F .. sure uizm iNsuRANce .nv --H ti -.ia ,f ,rv ,ii i H im Economy Auto and Sporting Goods Co RA 4-6650 AX 'I-3072 330 North Main 724-5100 St. Charles, Missouri 210 Second Street B3l'lCl- Hackmann BOX Lumber Cleaners Company 316 N. Main Lumber RA 4-0701 Paints We own and Hardware operate our Building own plant. Material Quality 106 N. Main cleaning RA 4-0806 since 1928. PE 9-5579 Heye's Glidden Drive-In Paint Center 217-219 South Main RA4-5432 Free Parking Eagle Stamps Banlcmarlr Credit System Free Delivery ST. CHARLES REXALI. DRUG CO. A. Mike Michelson, R.Ph. Maury Stone, R. Ph. Stan Michelson, R Ph. No. 1 Sfore 550 First Capitol Drive No. 2 Siore Sf. Charles Mo.. 63301 North Gale Shopping Center Phone 723-1366 3329 No. Highway 94 , 739-5630 Si. Charles. Mo. 6330i Phone 724-5800 Renken's Super Market 703 First Capitol Drive RA 4-5512 St. Charles Maytag A New Generation of Dependable Maytagsf' 1012 First Capitol Drive RA 4-5393 Lawson Bros. Floor Co. Tile Linoleum Carpets D'-3995 Interior Decorating Service Sales-Service-Installation 1019 First Capitol Drive St. Charles, Missouri The Lindenwood Colleges . .a Pattern for Growth The Lindenwood Colleges are com- prised of the oldest women's college west of the Mississippi and the newest liberal arts college. Lindenwood Col- lege for Women was founded in 1827, and Lindenwood College ll was estab- lished in 1969. In keeping with the Lindenwood com- mitment to provide an education sig- nificant to students who live part of their lives in the twenty-first century, most classwork will be in common. Organized student activity outside the classroom, student advising, student academic requirements, are delib- erately separate in cases where sepa- ration serves the objectives of the stu- dent or the student organization. Lindenwood College for Women will continue its concern for the role of women in our society, and its educa- tional program and student life plan- ning will reflect that concern. Linden- wood II will begin as a college for men and, in addition to providing full academic program in the liberal arts in cooperation with the women's col- lege, will develop special programs and seek fresh educational approaches responsive to the needs and oppor- tunities of this age. Thus The Lindenwood Colleges, in cooperation and yet separately, will build their programs taking account of the individuality of their students in every way that is important to their intellectual and cultural development. Palace and Thro's For the Best in Men's Fashions Located in the Heart of Downtown St. Charles Vollmer Cleaners The finest in dry cleaning. RA 4-1377 427 Clark Street St. Charles, Missouri The finest in motion pictures. RA 4-4100 '220 North Second St. Charles, Missouri Town ln! Country Drapery, Carpets Rugs RA 4-1255 i i 1550 Fairlane St. Charles, Mo. 517155 , A fjiiii l i. .43-a suos DRIVE-IN 'M 630 N. Kingshighway Across from SCHS i The world's uni 1 on ' creamiest root beer .. . U. , and famous Coney mt 4 Dog. Q RA 4-4495 Parkview Gardens Opposite Blanchette Park Mr. and Mrs. Leland D. Gillette W i KJ XGA! 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Soellner, R.Ph. 2nd and Clay RA 4-2855 Compliments of BENDER BUICK-PGNTIAC GATEWAY MERCURY-RAMBLER MEAGHER CHEVRGLFT- QLDSMOBILE , PUNDMANN FORD WILKE CHRYSLER-DODGE Compliments from STOCKS-BONDS h I Mutual Funds .SF ull S l DON BosHERT Ignition Service Edward o.10ne-Sac 803 Madison Street r New York St 'I East Washin RA 4-2019 L -' H l'll4'l Baue Funeral Home -H I' 620 jefferson fn ' H l H l,, RA 4-0073 E lll F I I Ambulance Service ' - it gl l Bizelli Studio 305 South 'Fifth RA 4-1834 A Abernathy, Paul 52,110 Football-1,2,3,4 jCL-2 Akerson, Gail 92,93,110 Thespians-3,4 Debate-3,4 Forens- ics-3,4 Pirate Players-3 Alderson, Deborah 92,110 Art Club-2,3 iPres.i, 4 Teenage Auto Safety-3,4 GAA Basketball- 3,4 jr. Achievement-3,4 lSecretaryi Aliperti, john 110 Amis, Linda 110 Anderson, john 110 Forensics-4 Arnold, David 110 Ault, Carl 110 Chess Club-4 Science Club-4 Spanish Club-4 B Back, Rhonda 101,102,103,110 Baker, Steve 110 Golf-4 Bales, Ricky 101,110 A Cappella-3,4 Track-1,2 Cross Country-1 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Banning, Keith 52,100,101,110 Football-1,2,3,4 SC Club-3,4 A Cappella-3,4 Madrigal Modern Choir-3,4 Barklage, Keith 110 Barr, Trudy 110 Future Nurses-1 Bartlett, joann 110 Cheerleading-1,2 Football Atten- dant 1, Student Council-1,2, New York Trip -3 Bateman, Susan 110 junior Achievement-3 Baue, jane 86,87,100,101,110 Thespians--4 A Cappella-4 Teen- age Auto Safety-3,4 Foreign Re- lations-3,4 Bauman, Kenneth 110 Bayless, Stanley 110 ROTC-4 Football-2 Bazzell, Roger 94,101,110 Key Club--3,4 SC Club-3,4 Basket- ball-1,2 Baseball-3,4 Bebermeyer, Donna 100,101,111 A Cappella-2,3,4 Madrigal Modern Choir-3,4 New York Trip-3 For- eign Relations-3 Beck, Nancy 111 Archery-1,2,3 New York Trip-3 Girls' Ensemble-3 Art Club-3 Bekebrede, jeanice 111 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 New York Trip- 4 Teenage Auto Safety-4 A Cap- pella-3 Belew, Linda 111 Freshman Choir-1 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Girls' Ensem- ble-3 Benton, Marlene 111 Sweetheart Attendant-4 Trans- ferred from Lutheran North-3 Berry, Mary 111 Berryman, jill 111 Beyer, Cathleen 111 Homemakers of Tomorrow-4 Business Club-3 Freshman Choir- 1 Bingaman, David 111 Basketball-1,2 Tennis-1,2 jCL-2, 3 New York Trip-4 Bishop, David 111 A Cappella-4 SC Club-1,2,3 Track-1,2 Freshman Choir-1 Bittick, Gayle 111 jr. Achievement Black, Larry 111 jr. Achievement-2,3 ttreasureri Photography Club-3 iPresidenti Track-2 Blackhurst, Stephen 87,111 A Band-1,2,3,4 Football-1,2 Track -1,2 Teenage Auto Safety-4 Blount, Sue 99,111 Future Teachers-4 Bollinger, Robert 111 Wrestling-3 Bonnot, Rick 111 Tennis-1,2,3,4 Football-1 SC Club -2,3, jr. Achievement-1 Bormann, Donald 95,111 Science Club-2,3 tPres.l, 4 Chess Club-3,4 Cross Country-2 Brandes, Ronald 111 Forensics-4 Science Club-1,2,3 Cross Country-2 Track-2,3 Bricker, judy 101,111 Cheerleading-1,2 jCL-1 May Fete Attendant-2 A Cappella-3,4 Brooks, Gerald 52,111 Student Council-1 Football-1,2,3, 4 SC Club-4 Basketball-1 Brown, Louis 52,72,111 SC Club-3,4 Football-1,2,3,4 Wrestling-1,2 Track-1,2,3,4 Brown, Mary 111 Brown, Phillip 111 Football-3,4 Wrestling-3 Tennis -2 Brucker, Brober 111 Bruening, Tim 112 Brune, Debra 89,90,112 National Honor Society-4 Qui Vive-4 Bruns, Robert 112 Golf-3 Bryan, Suzanne 112 Foreign Relations-1,2,3 jr. Achieve- ment -2 Teenage Auto Safety-2,3 New York Trip-4 Bunch, Gary 112 Burcham, james 112 ROTC-4 Burr, Randall 112 Wrestling-4 Burris, Linda 112 Burton, Rickey 112 ROTC-4 Buse, Diane 101,112 Pep Club-2,3,4 New York Trip-3 GAA Volleyball-4 Foreign Rela- tions-2 Campbell, Wanda 112 Cannon, Thomas 112 ROTC-4 Football-1 jCL-3 Span- ish Club-2 Carbrey, Richard 112 Carlson, Susan 112 Carton, Toni 112 Homemakers of Tomorrow-2 Teenage Auto Safety-3 Chard, Michael 112 A Cappella-3 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Tennis-1 Ham Radio Club-1 Clarkson, jon 112 Tennis-1 Wrestling-1 Cross Country-1,2 Thespians-3,4 Claseman, Debbie 112 Claus, Rhonda 73,86,99,112 Publications-3,4 Pep Club-3,4 Future Teachers-4 Foreign Re- lations-3,4 College, Linda 73,86,99,112 Pep Club-3,4 Future Teachers-3, 4 Mu Alpha Theta-3 Foreign Re- lations-3 Connoyer, Carol 73,87,99,113 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Future Teachers- 3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-2,3,4 New York Trip-3 Cook, john 113 Archery-2 jr. Achievement-1,2,3, 4 ROTC-4 Corriveau, Gerald 113 Football Manager-1,2 Key Club-1, 2,3 New York Trip-3 Photography Club-3,4 tSecretaryi Coverdell, Susan 85,90,91,113 Sweetheart Attendant-3 Cheer- leading-2 National Honor Society -2,3,4 Student Council-3,4 Courtney, Peggie 113 Girls' Ensemble-3 Cox, Barry 113 Cox, Mary 101,102,113 Homecoming Attendant-3,1 Cheer- leading-1,3,4 Student Council-1 A Cappella-3,4 Coy, Glenn 94,113 Key Club-2,3,4jCL-1 Crandall, judy 113 Archery-1,2,3 New York Trip-3 Girls' Ensemble-3 jr. Achievement -2 Crawford, joyce 113 Cunningham, Pat 113 Band-1,2,3,4 Majorette-3,4, Thes- pians-4 jCL-1 Curtright, Steven 113 D Dale, Gerald 113 Football-1,2,3,4 jr. Achievement- 2,3,4 Basketball-1,2 jCL-2,3 Darnell, Wayne 72,113 SC Club-2,3,4 tTreasurerl Golf-3, 4 Key Club-2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3 Davis, james 113 Teenage Auto Safety-3 Davison, Alan 101,113 Teenage Auto Safety-3 A Cappella -4 DeHaven, April 113 l85 Transferred from Duchesne-2 DeLeal, Bill 113 Football-1 Track-1 DeLong, Lou Ann 113 De Masy, Donna 113 Dement, Daniel 113 ROTC-4 Teenage Auto Safety-3 Football-2 Dilks, Tim T13 Explorer's Club-4 Science Club-4 fV.P.j Chess Club-3 Dornfeld, Beth 90,99,100,101,113 A Cappella, 2,3,4 Madrigal Modern Choir-3,4 National Honor Society -3,4 Future Teachers-4 Doyle, Patricia 113 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3 jCL-3 jr. Achieve- ment-2,3 Dunkmann, Diane 87,114 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 GAA Basketball- 4 Volleyball-3 Future Teachers-3,4 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3,4 Dunlap, Kenneth 114 ROTC-4 Dusenberry, Bill 87,90,101,114 National Honor Society-3,4 Teen- age Auto Safety Club-2,3,4 tPresi- dentj A Cappella-3,4 jr. Achieve- ment-2 E Eaton, jeannette 114 Eckstein, Eugene 114 Track-1,2,3,4 Cross Country-2,3 Eddington, Sherry 90,98,100,101,114 National Honor Society-3,4 Home- makers of Tomorrow-3,4 tPresi- dentj Madrigal Modern Choir-4 A Cappella-3,4 Ehlmann, Mary 70,85,114 Sweetheart Attendant-3 Cheer- leading-1,2,3,4 Warsity Captainj Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Student Coun- cil-4 Ehlmann, Steven 72,90,114 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Student Coun- cil-3 tPresidentj National Honor Society-2,3,4 SC Club-2,3,4 Eisenbath, Barb 114 Future Nurses-3 Future Teachers-3 Elliot, joyce 99,114 Archery-3 Homemakers of Tomor- row-2,3 New York Trip-3 Future Teachers-4 Engle, Steven 91,94,114 A Band-1,2,3,4 Key Club-3,4 Mu Alpha Theta-3,4 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 Ermeling, Dianne 114 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 A Cappella-3 Girls' Ensemble-3 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Evans, Carson 72,114 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Tennis-1,2,3,4 Student Council-1,2,3 SC Club-1, 2,3,4 F Fairchild, james 101,114 l86 A CAppella-4 Forensics-4 Faust, Linda 114 Feely, james 72,89,92,114 Tennis-1,2,3,4 Thespians-3,4 SC Club-3,4 Qui Vive-1,2,3,4 Fince, james 114 Art Club-3,4 junior Achievement- 2,3,4 Fleming, Mike 52,72,94,1'l4 Basketball-1,2,3 Football-1,2,3,4 Tennis-1,2,3,4 SC Club-2,3,4 Fran, Teresa 101,102,114 Thespians-4 A Cappella-4 Girls Ensemble-3 Girls Triple Trio-3 Fraley, Marsha 73,99,114 Pirate Peppers-1,2,3,4 Future Nurses -3,4 tSecretaryj New York Trip-3 A Band-1,2 Frisch, Debbie 87, 90,114 Pirate Peppers-1,2,3,4 jCL-1,2 tSecretaryj 3 National Honor Soci- ety-3,4 GAA Basketball and Volley- ball-3,4 Fritts, William 52,53,72,'l0'l,T'l4 Football-1,2,3,4 tCo-Captainj Bas- ketball-1,2,3,4 Baseball-2,3,4 SC Club-4 tSecretaryj Fry, Alvin 114 Fuchs, Bonnie 86,114 Archery-1 Teenage Auto Safety Club-2 Homemakers of Tomor- row-3 Foreign Relations-4 Funk, Tammie 115 junior Achievement-3 Fuszner, Kathy 102,103,115 Freshman Choir-1 Girls Ensemble -3,4 Girls Triple Trio-4 G Gaddy, jim 115 Basketball-1 Gage, Betty 102,115 Girls Ensemble-3,4 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Freshman Choir-1 junior Achievement-3 Gaines, Sam 115 Wrestling-1,2,3,4 Football-1,2,3 Golden Gloves Champion-2,3,4 Gant, Sharon 115 Intramurals Garland, Kim 85,90,115 Student Council-2,3,4 National Honor Society-2,3,4 Qui Vive-1,2, Track-2 Garland, Terry 115 Gentemann, Brad 115 Giboney, Phillip 115 Giljum, Theresa 115 jCL-1 Qui Vive-4 Gilliom Rob n 106 107115 I y I I Publications Editor-in-Chief A Band -1,2,3,4 Student Council-3 Na- tional Honor Society-3 Gray, john 115 ROTC-4 Basketball-1 Groh, Wayne 115 ROTC-4 Gross, Susan 115 A Band-1,2,4 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3 Pep Club-1,2,3 Freshman Choir-1 Grumke, Lynda 88,99,115 Orchestra-1,2,3,4 Future Nurses- 3,4lCL-3,4 Gust, Sondra 73,100,115 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Madrigal Modern -3,4 A Band-1,2 Forensics-2,3,4 Guthrie, Mickey 115 H Hackman, Deborah 115 Cheerleading-2 Charlemo Staff-4 Publications-3,4jCL-1,2 Hackman, Donnald 115 A Band-1,2,3,4 Dance Band-3 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 Hegemeier, Nancy 116 Freshman Choir-1 Girls' Ensemble -3 Hallemeier, Gary 116 Future Business Leaders of America -2 Hallemeier, Marquita 102,116 Freshman Singers-1 Girls' Ensemble -3,4 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir -3,4 Homemakers of Tomorrow- 1,2 Hammerschmidt, Marilyn 116 Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica-3 Hamrick, Michael 116 Radio 84 Aerospace-4 Hardcastle, Thomas 116 Spanish Club-1,3,4 Harrelson, Gary 100,116 Dance Band-3,4 A Band-1,3,4 Madrigal Modern Choir-3,4 YFC- 'l,2,3 Harris, Cynthia 107,116 Publications-3,4 Thespians-4 Art Club-2,3jCL-1 Hawkins, Charles 101,116 A Cappella-2,3,4 Forensics-3 ROTC-4 Football-3 Hayes, jeff 116 Football-1 Cross Country-2 Bas- ketball-1 Haynes, Randall 116 Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica-2,3 Hedges, Patricia 86,90,91,116 Foreign Relations-1,2,3,4 tSecj Na- tional Honor Society-3,4 A Band- 1 Mu Alpha Theta-3,4 Heebner, joy 87,89,102,116 Qui Vive-1,2,3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-2,3,4 Foreign Relations-2 Chess Club-2 Hendren, Larry 86,116 Foreign Relations-3,4 Golf-2 Bas- ketball-1 Spanish Club-3 Hendren, Linda 116 Foreign Relations-2 Spanish Club -2 Homemakers of Tomorrow-1,2 Herriman, Alice 116 Freshman Choir-1 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Hiatt, Curt 116 Ham Radio-1 Track-1 Hickman, Tom 116 ROTC-4 Football-1,2 Track-1 ,2 Hines, janet 87,88,89,116 Science Seminar-2,3 Qui Vive-1, 3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-3,4 For- eign Relations-1,2,3 Hockmeyer, Charlene 99,116 Future Teachers-3,4 Hoerl, Thomas 85,90,117 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Baseball-2,3,4 Student Council-4 tPresidentj National Honor Society-2,3,4 lV.P.l Hollander, jerry 117 Holliday, Keith 52,85,86,87,1'l7 Football-1,3,4 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3,4 SC Club-3,4 Student Council-4 Holman, Greg 117 Wrestling-1,2 Tennis-1 Hommes, David 95,100,101,117 A Cappella Choir-2,3,4 Madrigal Modern Choir-3,4 Forensics-4 New York Trip-4 Honerkamp, Pam 117 Hood, Toni 73,1o1,102,106,117 A Cappella-4 Pep Club-3,4 New York Trip-3 Charlemo Staff-4 Hoose, Cathy 117 Teenage Auto Safety-3,4 jr. Achievement-3,4 Homemakers of Tomorrow-3 Hord, Terrence 117,52 Football-1,2,3,4 Horky, Ricky 117 Hornbostel, Steve 94,107,117 Daily Thing-4 tEditorl Rally-4 Key Club-2,3,4 National Honor Soci- ety-2,3,4 Howard, james jr. Achievement-3,4 Hudson, Marcia 117 Huseman, Don 117 Hunsel, Deborah 117 Hunsel, jerry 117 Hunt, Kathy 117 Huster, Donna 88,99,117 Student Council-2 A Band-1,2 Future Nurses-2,3,4 lTreasurerj jCL-3,4 l jackson, jeanne 117 Future Teachers-4 GAA Basketball -4 Iaeger, Patricia 117 Transfer from Duchesne High School-3 jamieson, David 117 Basketball-1 jennings, Brenda 101,117 jCL-1,2 A Cappella-4 New York Trip-3 Girls Ensemble-3 jennings, Lorenzo 117 Forensics-4 YFC-3,4 Debate-4 jennings, Sam 117 johnson, Andy 118 Football-3 johnson, Daryl 118 johnson, Robert 118 A Band-1 johnson, Susan 92,118 Art Club-3,4 lSecretary-Treasurerj jones, Donna 70,118 Cheerleading-4 Homemakers of Tomorrow-3 Pirate Players-3 GAA Basketball 84 Volleyball-3 jordan, Charlotta 98,118 GAA Basketball-3 Homemakers of Tomorrow-2,3,4 K Kier, Pat 118 Thespians-4 Pirate Players-3,4 Keirnan, Kathy 101,118 A Cappella-4 Thespians-4 Foren- sics-3,4 Keyes, Bill 53,'l00,101,118 A Cappella Choir-2,3,4 Madrigal Modern Choir-4 SC Club-3,4 Kindelspire, julie 84,118 A Band-1,2,3,4 New York Trip-3 National Honor Society-3,4 Stu- dent Council-1,2,4 lStudent Body Presidentj King, john 118 A Band-1,2,3,4 ICL-T,2,3,4 For- eign Relations-2,3,4 Pep Band-2, 3,4 King, Steven 87,94,101,118 A Cappella Choir-3,4 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Key Club-4 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3 Kirkland, Michael 118 Track-1,2,3 Koehler, jane 118 Forensics-3 Koeneker, Robert 52,72,118 Football-2,3,4 SC Club-4 Track-4 Koenig, Deborah 91,95,96,97,118 Science Seminar-3 Explorers Club -4 Chess Club-3,4 Foreign Re- lations-3 Korte, Les 118 Kroeger, Charles 56,72,118 Foreign Relations-4 Dance Band- 4 Cross Country-3,4 tCapt.l SC Club-3,4 Kuhlmann, jerry 118 Kunze, Benny 118 A Band-1,2,4 Pep Band-1,2 YFC- 2,3,4 Kurtz, Kraig 118 jCL-2,3 National Honor Society- 3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-3,4 Sci- ence Club-2,3 Kurtz, Larry 87,91,'l0'l,118 A Cappella-3,4 Mu Alpha Theta- 3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-4 Spanish Club-3 L Lavigne, james 118 Cross Country-2 Basketball-2 Track-1,2,4 Lee, Debbie 113 Lenz, Leslie 118 junior Achievement-3 Archery-1 Liesenfeld, Mark 119 Track-3 junior Achievement-4 ROTC-4 Lively, Karen 119 ICL-2,3 Lloyd, john 90,91,119 A Band-1,2,3,4 Mu Alpha Theta- 3,4 lPresidentl National Honor So- ciety-3,4 Spanish Club-2,3 Lueck, Carol 119 Freshman Choir-1 New York Trip- 3 Luerding, Lori 99,119 Future Teachers-3,4 Pep Club-2,3, 4 Foreign Relations-2,3,4 Qui Vive -'l,2,3 M Magruder, Nancy 119 Malin, Robert 91,16,17,119 Science Club-1,2,3 lV.P,l 4 tPres.j Explorers' Club-4 Mu Alpha Theta- 3 Ham Radio Club-3 Mayberry, Mary 119 McClure, Elizabeth 119 Homemakers of Tomorrow-1 McDonald, Richard 96,119 Radio 8r Aerospace-4 ROTC-4 Track-1,2 McFarland, Marilyn 99,101,119 Future Teachers-4 A Cappella-3,4 Qui Vive-1,2,3 Archery-2,3 McGurthy, Sandy 119 McKinzie, Louise 101,119 A Cappella Choir-4 Girls' Ensemble -3,4 Forensics-2 Mendoza, Cathy 86,89,119 Foreign Relations-4 Spanish Club- 4 Qui Vive-4 Foreign Exchange Stu- dent from Nicaragua. Mercer, Sherry 101,119 A Cappella-3,4 jr. Achievement-3 Girls' Ensemble-3,4 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Metzger, Catherine 119 Meyerotto, Bonnie 85,90,73,119 Student Council-4 Meye Fete At- tendant-3 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 tTrea- surerl GAA Basketball-3,4 Miller, Michael 119 Wrestling-2 Baseball-3 lmanagerj Mitchell, Bertha 98,119 Homemakers of Tomorrow-2,3,4 GAA Volleyball-3 Mitten, Elizabeth 99,88,119 Orchestra-1,2,3,4 Future Nurses-3, 4jCL-2,3,4 Moe, Margaret 73,99,120 A Band-1,2,3,4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Future Nurses-3,4 tV.P.l Pep Band -3,4 Moots, Neal 120 New York Trip-4 Morrow, William 87,120 junior Achievement-4 Teenage Auto Safety-4 Moutrie, Vicki 40,41,73,84,70,120 Cheerleading-1,2,3,4 Student Coun- cil-1,3,4 tStudent Body Secretaryj Homecoming Attendant-2 Home- coming Queen-4 Mozee, Darlene 86,120 Thespians-4 Pep Club-3 Foreign Relations-4 Homemakers of Tomor- 187 row-2 Mozier, David 120 Archery Mudd, Gregory 86,87,96,120 Charlemo Staff-4 Foreign Relations -3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-3,4 Spanish Club-2,3 lV.P.l 4 Murfin, janet 120 A Band-1,2 New York Trip-3 Sweetheart Attendant-4 N Nation, Raymond 96,100,120 Track-1,2 Explorers Club-4 Madri- gal Modern-3,4 jCL-2,3 Newmann, Donald 52,101,120 A Cappella-4 ROTC-4 SC Club- 2,3,4 Football-2,3,4, Nichols, Allen 90,94,120 Nickols, Allen 87,120 Key Club-3,4 Mu Alpha Theta-3 National Honor Society-3,4 Teen- age Auto Safety Club-3,4 Noah, RiChard 120 Noel, coniiie 73,9o,91,99,1o1,12o National Honor Society-2,3,4 lTreasurerj Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Future Teachers-3,4 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3,4 Nolle, Anne 120 Art Club-4 Sweetheart Attendant- 3 Teenage Auto Safety Club-2,3 lSecretaryj Nowack, Priscilla 90,101,120 A Cappella-3,4 National Honor So- ciety-3,40Teenage Auto Safety Club -2 Future Teachers-3,4 O Oelklaus, Lovie 86,99,101,106,120 Future Teachers-3,4 tVice Presi- dentj Charlemo Staff-4 Foreign Re- lations-3,4 iVice Presidentj A Cap- pella Choir-2,3,4 Oesch, Fred 120 Art Club-2 Debate-3,4 Thespians- 3 O'Hara, Donald 120 Osiek, Agnes 100,101,120 Madrigal Modern-3 A Cappella-2, 3,4 Thespians-3,4 Ostmann, Mark 121 Panhorst, Curtis 72,121 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Tennis-1,2 jCL- 4 Parrish, joe 121 Parsons, Linda 121 Paul, Harold 121 Paul, Linda 121 Teenage Auto Safety-3 Paule, Christina 73,85,106,107,121 Student Council-2,4 Publication- 3,4 Pep Club-'l,2,3,4 Art Club-1,3 lv.P.l 188 Paule, Deborah 121 Transferred from Duchesne-3 Perkins, Linda 121 New York Trip-4 Perrin, David 121 Archery-1 Ham Radio-1 Science Club-T ROTC-4 Perry, Sybil 121 Homemakers of Tomorrow-1,2 tV.P.j 3 tSec.j Pep Club-2,3 New York Trip-4 Freshman Choir-1 Peterman, Emily 121 GAA Volleyball-3 A Band-1 Pep Band-1 junior Achievement-3 Peters, Kristine 73,90,106,107,121 Charlemo Editor-4 National Honor Society-3,4 Student Council-3 Pep Club-2,3,4 Peterson, Robert 91,121 Spanish Club-1 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 A Band-1,2,3,4 Mu Alpha Theta-2, 3,4 lV.P.l Pettit, William 121 Football-1,2 Track-1,2 Phelps, William 121 Pickering, Wayne 72,121 Track-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 SC Club-2,3,4 Plackemeier, Lynne 121 Teenage Auto Safety-2,3,4 Fresh- man Choir-1 Foreign Relations-3 Porter, Brenda 101,102,103,121 A Cappella-3,4 Girls' Ensemble-3,4 Girls' Triple Trio-3,4 Sophomore Choir-2 Praeger, Deborah 100,107,121 A Cappella Choir-2 Charlemo Staff -4 Madrigal Modern Choir-3,4 Rally Staff-4 Price, William 121 ROTC-4 Football-1 Pruitt, Pam 121 Art Club-3 New York Trip-4 Teen- age Auto Safety-3,4 junior Achieve- ment-3 Pundmann, Brenda 87,90,121 National Honor Society-2,3,4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 lSecretaryl GAA Vol- leyball 81 Basketball-3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-2,3,4 Purgahn, Patricia 101,121 A Cappella-3,4 Freshman Choir-1 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Teenage Auto Safety-4 R Richards, Betty 122 Transferred from Lafayette High School-4 Richardson, Thomas 122 Basketball-1,2,3,4 SC Club-2,3,4 tV.P.l Football-1,2 Richterkessing, Debbie 73,99,122 Freshman Choir-1 Pep Club-2,3,4 New York Trip-3 Future Nurses- 3,4 tPresidentj Rohlfing, Dennis 92,122 Art Club-1,2,3,4 ICL-2,3 junior Achievement-1 Rood, Gregory 122 Rosenblatt, George 87,96,122 Baseball-2,3,4 Teenage Auto Safety-3,4 Radio 84 Aerospace-4 lTreasurerj Rosenblatt, Robert 91,101,122 A Cappella Choir-3,4 Photography Club-2tPresidentj Rosner, Bruce 122 Future Business Leaders of America -3 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3 Ross, Georgia 73,95,122 YFC-1,2,3,4 iSecretary-treasurerj Pep Club-1,2,3,4jCL-1,2,3 Archery -1 Rothermich, Dan 52,72,84,94,122 Student Council-4 tStudent Body Vice Presidentj Football-1,2,3,4 Na- tional Honor Society-3,4 jCL-1,2, 3,4 Rowland, Rickie 101,122 A Cappella-4 Rowry, Ellis 52,72,86,a6,1o1,122 Football-1,2,3,4 Wrestling-1,2,3,4 Track-1,2,4 SC Club-1,2,3,4 Runge, Michael 122 Transferred from Omaha, Nebraska -3 S Saip, Leroy 122 Basketball-1,2 Art Club-1 Qui Vive-1 Salter, Don 122 Sandfort, George 87,122 Science Club-1,2 Teenage Auto Safety-2,3,4 tPublicity Chairmanj National Honor Society-3 Track-1, 2,3 Sandfort, Kathy 87,90,99,122 Pep Club-1,2,3 iVice presidentj 4 tPresidentj National Honor Society- 2,3,4 May Fete attendant-2 Home- coming attendant-4 Saulters, Doug 122 Football-2 Baseball-1 Sauer, Dan 122 junior Achievement-4 Schaberg, james 90,122 Basketball-1,2,3,4 National Honor Society-2,3,4 Student Council-3 tRepresentativej jCL-1,2 Schaffer, Rhonda 97,101,122 A Cappella Choir-3,4 Archery-2,3 4 tSecretaryj Pep Club-2,3,4 For- eign Relations-3 Schlup, joseph 122 Schmidt, Bradely 52,53,72,122 Football-1,2,3,4 iCo-Captainj Base- ball-2,3,4 Wrestling-2,4 Student Council-3 tRepresentativej Schoene, Candy 70,122 Cheerleading-1,2 iCo-Captainj,4 New York Trip-3 Foreign Relations -3 Scholle, Thomas 56,72,101,122 Cross-Country-1,2,3,4 SC Club-3, 4 Chess Club-4 A Cappella-3,4 Schott, William 123 Football-2,3 Track-1,2 Schuttenberg, George 87,90,94,123 Key Club-2,3,4 tPresidentj National Honor Society-2,3,4 New York Trip-4 Teenage Auto Safety-2,3 Scott, Ronald 123 Pirate Players-4 New York Trip-4 Seay, lriS 73,87,90,99,123 National Honor Society-2,3,4 iSec- retaryl Teenage Auto Safety-2,3,4 tTreasurerj jCL-1,2,3 tVice-Presi- dentj 4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Segalla, Michael 86,95,96,97,101, 106,123 junior Achievement-3,4 tPresidentj A Cappella-4 Chess Club-3,4 tPresidenti Explorer's Club-4 iTreas- ureri Sherman, Martin 101,123 A Cappella-4 Sherrid, Roy 123 ROTC-4 Wrestling-2,3 Short, Debra 92,100,101,123 A Cappella-3,4 Madrigal Modern- 3,4 Pirate Players-3,4 Thespians-4 Sitton, Helen 123 A Band-1,2,3,4 Slatin, Sara 101,123 May Fete attendant-3 A Cappella- 2,3,4 Smith, Barbara 123 Intramurals Smith, john 123 Basketball-1 Tennis-1 Smith, Linda 123 Homemakers of Tomorrow-1,2,3 lTreasurerJ Pep Club-2,3,4 Art Club-3 New York Trip-4 Smith, Michael 123 Football-1 Basketball-1 Track-1 Golf-2 Sommer, Patricia 106,123 Forensics-3,4 tpresidentj Rally staff -4 tSports Editor! Charlemo staff- 4lCL-1 Sparks, Bill 72,123 ROTC-4 Football-1,2,3,4 SC Club -3,4 Forensics-3,4 Spatz, Alex 123 Science Club-1 Spear, Loraine 101,123 Madrigal Modern-4 Spanish Club- 1,2 A Cappella-3,4 Sophomore Blue Robe-2 Spencer, Russell 123 Spooner, Linda 85,86,92,96,100,101,124 Student Council-2 tRepresentativej, 4 iVice-Presidentj Madrigal Modern -4 Explorer's Club-4 Thespians-4 Spooner, Margaret 101,124 A Cappella-3,4 Foreign Relations- 1,2,3 Girls' Ensemble-3 Forensice-2 Spyker, Carol 124 Teenage Auto Safety Club-3 Fresh- man Choir-1 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Girls' Ensemble-3 Spyker, Donna 124 Freshman Choir-1 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir-2 Starr, Diana 124 Stephenson, Margaret 124 A Band-1,2,3,4 Homemakers of Tomorrow-1,2 Future Teachers of ' America-3 junior Achievement Stephenson, Nancy 124 Foreign Relations-3 Homemakers of Tomorrow-1 Stickrod, john 124 Stock, Margaret 124 Art Club-1,2,3 Stone, Roger 90,124 Key Club-3,4 National Honor So- ciety-3,4 New York Trip-4 jCL-1 Storer, Steven 94,124 Dance Band-2,3,4 Golf-2,3,4 jCL- 2,3,4 Key Club-3,4 Stout, Mary 124 A Band-3,4 Dance Band-3 Suelmann, Mary 90,96,124 National Honor Society-2,3,4 Ex- plorer's Club-4 iSecretaryi Publica- tions-4 Thespians-4 T Taylor, Avis 90,99,100,101,124 National Honor Society-3,4 Future Teachers-3,4 Madrigal Modern Choir-4 Qui Vive-1,2 Taylor, Sheila 124 Sweetheart Attendant-4 New York Trip-4 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir -2 Thomas, Kathy 124 A Band-1,2,3,4 New York Trip-3 Science Seminar-1,2 jCL-1,2 Thomson, Mark 124 Publications-3,4 Cross Country-2,3 Track-1,2 Qui Vive-1,2 Thompson, Ruth 124 Thompson, Tom 124 Football-1 Wrestling-1 Thorne, Michael 52,124 Football-1,2,3,4 SC Club-1,2,3,4 Track-1,2,4 Basketball-1,2 Tiesing, Richard 124 Football-2 Cross Country-3 Track- 2,3 Timmons, Patricia 124 Homemakers of Tomorrow-2 jun- ior Achievement-3 Travis, Christina 124 Orchestra-1,2,3,4 Tyler, Richard 124 Underwood, Colleen 91,99,125 Foreign Relations-3,4 Future Teach- ers-4 Mu Alpha Theta-3,4 New York Trip-4 Umstead, Rhonda 125 Explorer's Club-4 Homemakers of Tomorrow-4 New York Trip-4 V Vandemark, Diana 125 New York Trip-4 Villigram, Fred 125 A Band-1.2,3,4 Pep Band-1,2,3,4 Football-2 Spanish Club-2 W Wakefield, Kenneth 125 Wallace, Kenneth 125 Transferred from Washington DC.- 2 Wallace, Linda 125 Warren, Charles 125 A Band-1Track-2 Watts, Paula 100,101,125 ICL-2,3 Madrigal Modern Choir- 3,4 YFC-2,3 A Cappella-2,3,4 Welge, Sandra 102,125 Freshman Choir-1 Girls' Ensemble -3,4 Sophomore Blue Robe Choir- 2 Wells, Ann 90,91,107,125 Mu Alpha Theta-3,4 National Honor Society-3,4 Qui Vive-1,2,3 Publica- tions-3,4 Wells, Dwight 125 Football-1,2 Wepprick, Mary 73,99,125 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Future Teachers-4 Teenage Auto Safety-3 ICL-2,3 Wheeler, Steven 125 ROTC-4 junior Achievement-4 White, john 125 ROTC-4jCL-1 Wiechens, james 72,125 Basketball-1,2 Football-1 Golf-1, 2,3,4 SC Club-2,3,4 Wiechens, Gerald 72,125 Golf-1,2,3,4 Basketball-1 Football -1 SC Club-2,3,4 Wiechens, Wayne 125 Williams, Pamela 125 Freshman Choir-1 New York Trip- 4 Sophomore Choir-2 Spanish Club-1 Willis, Patricia 99,125 Future Nurses-3,4 Willner, Susan 86,88,91,99,126 Future Nurses-4 jCL-1,2,3,4 A Band-1,2 Foreign Relations-2,3,4 Witt, Steven 126 Wolf, Peggy 73,85,s7,89,1o7,12s Cheerleading-1,2 Rally Staff-4 Publications-3,4 Student Council- 4 Wren, Barbara 126 Freshman Choir-1 Sophomore Blue Robed Choir-2 Girls Ensemble-3, 4 Wyhs, Charles 96,126 Football-2,3 jr. Achievement-3 ROTC-4 Wyhs, Dian 101,126 A Cappella-4 Y Yeater, Betty 126 Future Business Leaders of America -2 Homemakers of Tomorrow-1,2, 3 National Honor Society-3,4 Z Zamborsky, Jeannette 126 Zipfel,Margaret 86,88,90,91,93,99,126 Future Teachers-3,4 tPresidenti National Honor Society-3,4 jCL- 1,2,3,4 Mu Alpha Thema-4 IB9 A A Cappella Choir 100,101 Abeling, Alan 28 Abernathy, Mrs. 24 Adams, Donald 144 Adams, Victor 128 Ahlemeyer, Carl 144 Ahrens, Mrs. 32 Akers, Steven 86,144 Aliperti, Carol 87,128 Allrich, joe 87,94,12B Allrich, Ray S5,85,144 Alsop, Gary 144 Ambro, Dave 144 Amelung, Laura 71,103,144 Amis, Carmen 144 Anderson, Herbert 128 Anderson, jerry 94,100,128 Anderson, Mary 98,103,144 Anthes, Sandra 144 Arnold, Andy 89,128 Arnold, Dennis 144 Arnold, Mark 144 Arnold, Terry 128 Art Club 92 Atchison, Mary 144 Athletics 52-69 Atkinson, Steven 55,144 Ault, Pam 103,144 B Back, Karen 128 Backus, Delores 128 Baggerman, Anne 86,87,89, 106,128 Bacon, Roland 144 BaileY. lim 128 Baker, Cathy 87,103,144 Baldwin, Pam 87,89,144 Barklage, Dan 52,72,94,128 Barlage, David 144 Barklage, janet 86,87,101,128 Barklagne Sally 71,103,144 Barklage, Sue 85,103,144 Barnes, Bill 128 Barnes, Rick 96,144 Barr, Margaret 73,144 Barrientez, Oxley 144 Barry, jeff 94,144 Barry, Robert 144 Barton, leanne 92,144 Basinger, june 128 Bateman, Craig 144 Bateman, jane 128 Bauer, Robert 144 Baumann, Mr. 32 Baumann, Michelle 144 Baumann, Nancy 87,98,128 Bazzell, David 55,144 Bechon, Karen 86,144 Beck, Liz 97,129 Beckham, Mr. 30 Beckley, Virginia 129 Beckman, Bob 144 Beelek, Sue 92,144 Beelek, Bill 144 Beeson, Mary 144 Bekebrede, Marla 73,103, 144 Bennett, Bob 144 Benson, Michael129 Bernat, Karen 73,86,87,129 Bernat, Nancy 73,86,144 Berry, Susan 144 Besselman, Karen 144 Bethel, Mike 144 Bettens, Mary Ann 144 Bextermueller,Ron129 Beyer, Daniel 144 Bieler, joseph 129 Bildner, Kathy s7,90,129 Bilyeu, Tom 87,144 Binsbacher, Dianne 103,144 Bird, Randy 129 Bisanti, Marti 129 Bishop, Barb 89,144 Bishop, janet 129 Bishop, Mark 144 Black, Mr. 20 Blackwell, Mary 144 Blain, Caren129 Blake, Nancy 129 Blase, Dennis 144 Blaylock, Miss 25 Bloeblaum, Linda 97,144 Board of Education 18 Bock, Wanda 144 Bodrow, Susan 144 Boekemier, Pat129 Boettler, Donna 144 Boettler, Mark 129 Bohrer, Michael 91,96,97, 100,129 Bono, Anthony 129 Bookstore Staff 22 Boone, Cordie144 Borchardt, Vonda 73,87,91, 9s,99,129 Borgschulte, Mike 145 Bormann, Rick 145 Boschert, ludy 70,73,88,129 Boschert, Randy 55,145 Bounds, Walter 129 Bowman, Chris 129 Bowman, Dean 129 Bowman, Mary 145 Bozwell, Debbie 73,103,145 Bradbury, Debbie 73,103, 145 Brader, Mr, 27,96 Brakensiek, Cheryn 73,87,88 129 Breckle, Carolyn 101,102,103, 129 Breeden, john 145 Breitenstein, Annette 89,101 129 Bridgewater, Roy 145 Brock, Phyllis 145 Brockmann, Sally 71,103,145 Bronson, Reid 89,95,97,103, 145 Brooks, Gary 129 Brookshier, Becky 73,86,88, 103,145 Bross, David 129 Bross, Harland 72,129 Bross, Vicki 145 Brown, Bill 145 Brown, Dave 145 Brown, Debra 87,129 Brown, Ernestine 145 Brown, Larry 145 Brown, Sheila 102,129 Brown, Steven 129 Brown, vicki 73,e4,e9,101, 102,129 Brown, Willie 53,129 Browning, jim 145 Bruening, Peggy 71,145 Bruckr, Betty 129 Brucker, Mary 129 Bruns, Dian 55,145 Bruns, Dana 103,145 Bruns, Dan 129 Bruns, Laverne 86,130 Bryan, Bruce 145 Bryan, Diana 145 Budd, Bruce 145 Budd, jeannine 130 Bunch, Shirley 103,145 Burbach, Debbie145 Burchfield, David 130 Burris, Bob 145 Burris, lohn 145 Burton, Kathy 145 Burton, Wanda 86,87,98,130 Busby, lack 89,90,92,95,130 Busby, May 73,95,145 Bush, Don 145 Bush, Sue 130 Bushnell, Mrs. 26 C Cafeteria Staff 22 Cain, Carolyn 103,145 Callahan, Billie 145 Calloway, Celestine 86,130 Calloway, Kathy 130 Calloway, Marleen145 Calloway, Mary 130 Campbell, Dave 53,145 Campbell, Theresa 130 Campbell, Torn 130 Cannon, Sally 89,145 Carbrey, Steve 145 Carion, Ida 87,102,130 Carl, Sheila 73,86,101,130 Carlson, jim 145 Carlton, Bruce 52,130 Cearley, Steve 145 CHAKLFMO STAFF 107 Charpentier,lay130 Chatman, Palmer 130 Cheerleaders 70-71 Cherry, Vickie 130 Chess Club 95 Chinnery, Ann 73,145 Christian, Gary 145 Clark, Beth 95,130 Clark, Everts 145 CIark,jim145 Clark, Mike 52,72,101,130 Clark, Michael 130 Clark, Nancy 130 Clark, Paul 130 Clark, Ron 146 Clark, Yvette 102,130 Claseman, Kathi 130 Cobb, Ken 146 Coffey, john 146 Colby, Victor 130 Cole, Tom 56,146 Coles, Nancy 73,87,88,89,130 Combs, Kenny 146 Concert Band 105 Conner, Diane 130 Conner, Greg 146 Contine, Diana 73,B4,106, 130 Cook, Mr. 25,87 Cook, Mickey 97,146 Cooke, Lesley 130 Cooper, Ed 146 Cooper, lodell 73,86,89,101, 146 Courtney, lean 146 Cox, Danny 146 Crawford, Steve 146 Crayne, Linda 70,73,87,131 Cronkhite, Larry 86,88,131 Croquart, Pam103,146 Cross Country 56-57 Crossman, Robert 95,97,131 Cruce, Steve 146 CuIlom,loan146 Cummings, janet 73,86,87, as,90,131 Curry, Gary 96,146 Curtwright, Sergeant 25 Curtright, David 146 Curtright, Rich 46 Cushman, Martha 131 Czechin, Connie 71,73,146 D Dairda, Debbie 146 Daly, Mrs. 24,92 Daniel, Terry 100,101,131 Davis, Bonnie 88,91,131 Davis, David 100,131 Davis, Elizabeth 103,146 Davis, Lon 146 Davis, Nancy 73,86,97,103, 146 Davis, Robert 131 Davis, Steve 131 Davison, Mr. 33 DeAtley, David 131 Dean, Derrell103,146 Decker, Candy 131 Debreci1t, Debbie 73,146 DeHaven, Pris146 De5herlia, Betty 73,87,146 Dickbernd, Roger 146 Dickens, Tom 146 Dickinson, Deborah 131 Dickrader, David 131 Dickson, Mrs. 28 Dieckmann, Patricia 73,B9, 103,146 Dillon, jean 131 Dillon, Randy 131 Dolan, Diane 73,88,103,146 Dotson, Karen 146 Drew, Eddie 146 Droste, lim 131 Dryden, loe 146 Dudley, Lorry146 Duffy, Valerie 101,131 Dunkmann, Brenda 73,92, 146 Dunn, Cathy 73,86,103,146 Dusenberry, Pat 73,85,146 Dvorak, Ruth 103,146 Dye, Mrs. 32,98 Dye, sue 73,a7,e9,99,131 Dyer, Alvin 146 E . Easton, Bob 131 Ebersole, David 101,146 Echele, David 87,89,131 Edler, Bruce 131 Eichler,lerry103,146 Eisenbath, Steve 131 Ellis, Mrs. 33 Ellis, Linda 131 Ellis, Mary 103,146 Emerson, lames 146 Engel, ludy 73,88,103,146 Engler, George 146 Entwistle, Ron 146 Epps, Mrs. 28 Ermeling, layne 73,87,101, 131 Ermeling, Stanley 146 Ermeling, Wayne 72,131 Estes, Dennis 146 Estes, Marsha 103,146 Estes, Roger 131 Evans, Ellen 89,101,131 Evans, Tammy 131 Evert, Dan 87,146 Explorer's Club 96 Ezell, Ed 106,131 F Feltz, Dennis 146 Femmer, Elizabeth 131 Ferber, Randy 90,106,131 Ferguson, lanet 146 Finck, Phil 55,147 Findley, Diannee131 Finerty, Mr. 24 Finke, David 94,131 Fink, Diane 86,131 Finn, Tom 147 Fiorini,jol1n 132 Flood, Tim 132 Ford, Mrs. 31 Ford, Gary 101,132 Ford, Richard 132 Fore, Tom 132 Foreign Relations 86 Foreman, NybIa132 Forensics Club 93 Foster, Colin 56,103,147 Foust, Dan 147 Foust, Ricky 147 Foy, Karen 88,147 Freeland, Steve 147 Freese, janet 103,147 Frisch, Cindy 132 Frisella, Mr. 27 Fromme, Ralph 132 Frye, john 72,132 Fuchs, Wanda 86,132 Funk, Mike 815,911,132 Furhahn, Mr. 26 Future Nurses 99 Future Teachers 99 G Gaddy, Ron 132 Gallatin, Steve 147 Card, Bob 55,103,147 Gardner, David 132 Garland, Kevin 94,132 Gentemann, Barry 147 Gerken, Mrs. 33 Gesell, Linda 103,147 Giflord, Chipper 147 Gilbert,Gary132 Giljum, Larry 132 Gillette, Wayne 100,101,132 Cilliom, Rise 73,B9,'l47 Gilmore, Andy 147 Girls Archery 97 Girls Ensemble 102 Girth, Cathy 132 Glaab, Linda 147 Glisari, lohn 52,132 Goewort, Ralph 147 Goff, Celia 147 Goggin, Gary 132 Coisl, Carl 55,147 Giddman, jerry 132 Goodson, Emily 103,147 Gorman, Diana 147 Gorman, lohn 52,132 Graham, Pat 147 Gravemann, Rita 88,147 Graves, Terry 86,87,101,132 Greer, lohn 147 Greeney, Eugene 147 Griffin, Linda 103,147 Grimes, Ruth 86,132 Grimmer, Mark 56,132 Grindstaff, Don 101,147 Gross, Pat 73,89,90,132 Gross, Suzette 73,95,96,103, 147 Guidance Secretaries 21 Guidance Counselors 21 Gust, Roger 147 Guilliams, Pam 73,101,132 Gutermuth, Mike 147 H Haalboom, Linda 132 Hackmann, Beth 101,132 Hackman, Harold 147 Hagood, Linda 132 Hahn, David 147 Hake, Larry 87,132 Hale, Deborah 147 Hall, Gayle 147 Hall, janet 132 Hallemeir, Carol 73,98,147 Hallemeier, Dirk 147 Hallemeyer, Ronnie 147 Hallgren, Dan 147 Halwe, jane 73,132 Ham, Dan 132 Hamann, Shirley 87,133 Hammes, Kurt 147 Hampton, Mrs, 24 Hanebery, Pat 133 Hanlon, Kathy 133 Harlan, Mary 133 Harris, Mr. 52 Harris, Gail 133 Harris, Paula 147 Harris, Sharon 102,133 Hart, Mrs. 22 Harting, Steven 133 Hartman, Ron 133 Hauser, Linda B6,98,99,102, 133 Haynes, ludy 147 Head, David 133 Head, Kathy 147 Heath, Dennis 147 Hedicke, Donette103,147 Heinle, Ed 147 Heisler, David 147 Helms, Mr. 32 Helton, Phyllis 147 Helvey, Paulette 133 Henderson, Mr. 30 Henderson, Bob 55,147 Henderson, William 52,72, 100,101,133 Hendricks, Ron 133 Hendrickson, Deborah 73, 87,103,147 Hendrix, Nancy 133 Hensley, Sharon 147 Herbstreith, Bob 133 Herring, jim 96,133 Hess, Mr. 30 Hesskamp, Don 147 Hessling, Tom 72,133 Hettick, Becky 92,97,147 Hickey, David 96,147 Higgins, Pat 85,147 Hill, Mrs. 24 Hill, Liz 86,89,97,147 Hillmann, Robbie 95,96,97 98,133 Hinkel, Chester 134 Hinkel,lerome147 Hobelmann, Nancy 148 Hoerl, Don 148 Hoffman, Ann 73,136,134 HohI,leff148 Hohman, ludy148 Holden, Nancy Beth 73,87, 103,148 Hollander, Michelle 73,92, 148 Holliday, Marjorie 148 Hollrah, Iris 148 Hollrah, lohn 52,134 Hollrah, Les 101,134 Hollrah, Nancy 90,98,102,134 Hollrah, Rich 52,72,134 Hollrah, Tony 55,148 Holmes, Casey 134 Holt, Becky 103,148 Homemakers of Tomorrow 98 Hommes, Becky 73,95,103, 148 Honerkamp, Debra 148 Honerkamp, Georgia 73,8B, 134 Honey, Mr. 27 Honey, Carolie 87,89,101, 134 Hord, Randy 134 Horky, Sandy 73,86,88,103, 148 Hornbostel, Phil 148 Hcss, Rich 134 Hotchkiss, Gary134 Hotchkiss, Tom 148 House, Boyd 134 Houston, Mrs, 97 Howard, Dennis 148 Howard, Kathy 134 Hueffmeier, Sue 134 Huesemann, Diane 103,148 Huesmann, Susan 87,90,134 Humphrey, Ron 134 Hunn, Karen 148 Hunsel, Bob134 Huskey, Scott 134 Huster, Roger 87,101,134 Hutchison, Kathy 148 Ickenroth, Garry 148 Ince, Debbie 86,87,98,101, 134 Irvine, Bob 148 lCL B8 lackson, Diane 148 jackson, Kim 88,134 jackson, William 148 laeger, Diane 134 jaegerman,jon134 larvis, Danny 148 leffries, Darryl 53,148 leffries,lan134 lennings, Bob148 lenson, Mark 55,148 lim, Mr. 32 jines, Rick 148 lohnson, Andrea 148 johnson, Brenda 148 lohnson, Cydnee 148 johnson, Darrell 134 lohnson, lennifer134 lohnson, Rodney 134 johnston,john148 johnston, Terry 56,148 lolly, David 134 jones, Barb 134 jones, Diane 73,148 lones, Randy 148 lons, Teresa 148 lones, Terry 134 journalism I 81 ll 106-107 luden, Pat 91,134 luline, David 55,148 lustmann, Brent 87,134 K Kam, john 148 Kaiser, Mrs, 28 Kirchoff, Miss 31 Kampamann, Carol 134 Kansteiner, Kathy 73,86,148 Kansteiner, Susan 89,97,101 102,134 Karibian, Marshall 135 Kelley, Cindy 86,102,135 Kemper, Linda 135 Kennedy, Veronica 73,89, 95,148 Kent, Debbie 73,87,99,135 Kent, jan 73,148 Keough, Duffy 56,135 Kester, Scott 92,135 Key Club 94 Kiernan, Pat148 Kile, Terry 135 Kindelspire, Dave 148 Kirkland, Debbie 135 Koltz, Nancy 149 Klotz, Mike 135 Koenig, David 135 Koontz, Miss 24 Korth, Craig 86,B7,135 Koziatek, Dorothy 149 Kraemer, Brenda 101,102, 103,135 Kreder, Debbie 86,149 Kroeger, Ann 149 Krupinski, Geralyn149 Krupinski, Stanly149 Kruse, Brenda 135 Kruse, Dan 149 Kruse, Sharon 73,87,88,101, 102,135 Kuechler, Mike 149 Kuhlmann,l0yce135 Kuhlmann, Wendy 135 Kuipers, Karen 149 Kunze, Ken 135 Kurtz, Ruth 87,98,102,135 Kutchback, David 87,93,94, 135 L LaBa nca, Connie 73,86,88, 98,991,135 LaBanca, David 55,149 LaBarge, Tom 149 Lacy, jack 55,149 Lacy, Miles 84,135 Lewis, LaFota,Frank149 laGes se, lean 149 Lalk, Pat 149 Lamm Lamm ers, Mrs. 29 erl, Mary 135 Lane, Mrs, 24,84 Larkin, Dave 103,149 Lauer, Dr, 19 Lavender, Mrs. 35 Lavender, Mr, 34,52 Law, Dale 149 Lawrence, Rickey 149 Lawso n, Ronnie 149 LeDoux, Patti 135 Lee, D Lee, C oug149 ary 55,149 Lee, Sharon 87,135 Lee, Tania 135 leeke. Bob 135 Lemmons, Sandy 149 Leonard, Mary 97,101,135 Leonard, Mike 149 Barb 98,135 Lewis, Barbara 149 Lewis. lanet 73,813,149 Lewis, Ken 149 lewis, Rick 135 Library Staff Ltesenfeld, Gary 101,135 Lrndstrom. Kathy 102,136 ltnn,Sc0lt149 Lloyd, ltm 149 Lloyd,Ltnda149 Loeffler, Cheri 149 loges,Glenn136 Logue, Denne 86,101,102, 136 Lohrman, Paula 86,87,98, 136 Longbine, Debbie 71 ,85,149 Lucas, Mr, 34,56 Ludwig, Gary 136 Luetkenhaus, Bonnie 149 Luetkenhaus,lames136 Luttman, Pat 73,95,149 M MacDonald, Pat 103,149 Maciekowicz, Bud 136 Maciekowtcz, Greg 96,149 Madrigal Modern 100 Magrew, Scott 149 Magruder, Cary136 Magruder, Kathy 103,149 Mahr, Roberta 73,89,93,103, 149 Malin, Dan 136 Malin, David 52,136 Malm, Mary 136 Malloy, Dennis 149 Manaci ,Mr.25 Marquardt, Mr. 33 Martin, Eric 87,94,106,136 Martin, Glenda 98,99,136 Martin, Victor 149 Maxon, Pam 73,86,103,149 May, Susan 89,149 Mayer, Ricky us McClellan, Cathy 103,149 McCormick, Clyde 136 McCoy, Cris 149 McCoy, Dennrs136 McCoy, Norman 149 McCoy, Roger 90,961,136 McCurren, Gayla 103,149 McDaniel, Dianne 149 McCarvey, Mary 136 McGraw, Darryl 52,136 McCurthy, Ken 149 Mclntosh, Debbie 150 McKinney, lames 103,149 McMahill, Roger 91,149 McMillan, Bobby 136 McMillan, Dennis 136 McNew, Roger 149 McWilliams, Bob149 Mecker, Steve 136 Meier, Linda 149 Merrell, Mr. 32,87 Merrill, Mike 149 Mersch, Barb 86,137 Mersch, loan 86,87,149 Meyer, Diane 88,137 Meyer, ludy 87,137 Michaels, Sherrell137 Miller, Mr, 34,52 Miller, lim 137 Miller, Karen 73,100,101,137 Mills, Georgia 137 Mills, Hans 150 Minard, Tonya 150 Miner, Colonel 25 Mingus, Cindy 137 Mtngus,Davr.-150 Missey. Terry 150 Mitten, Phyllis 103,150 Miller, Mr. 29 Moeller, Barb 137 Moeller, Ray 52,137 Monrow, Don 150 Montgomery, Glendal 150 Montgomery, Rich 150 Montgomery, Susan G. 87. 101,102,137 Montgomery, Susan K, 102, 137 Moon, Debra 150 Moon, lerry 137 Moore, Bev 89,150 Moore, ludy 89,92,150 Moore, Pauline 137 Moore, Scott 150 Moore, Steve 137 Morgan, Donald 137 Morne, Herbert 55,103,150 Morlan, Mr. 26,90 Morris, Carol 103,150 Morris, David 137 Morris, Kevin 55,150 Moser, Steve 150 Moses, Natalie 137 Mu Alpha Theta 91 Mudd, Mrs. 24,86 Mueller, Mary 73,86,101,102, 103,137 Mumford, Larry 150 Mumford, Terry 150 Murfin, lack 55,150 Murfin,ludy137 Murphy, Sandra 73,150 Murray, Mrs. 25 ' Murray, Brenda 97,137 Myers, Bennie 150 N Nagel, lohn 150 National Honor Society 90 Neal, leanine 103,150 Nelson, Don 150 Nelson, Ron 150 New, Karen 86,150 Newcomb, William 137 Neyhart, Patty 87,137 Nickols, Burce150 Nichols, lames 137 Nickols, Charles 137 Niedner, Mrs, 31 Noah, Linda 86,137 Noah, Ruth 150 Noland, Mrs. 33,90 Nolle, Bill 143 North, Ray 52,137 Norton, Stanley 150 Northstine, Anna 103,150 O Oberle, Sheila 150 Ochs, Mark 137 Oestereich, Debra 89,150 Oetring, ludy 73,86,87,137 Oldendorph, Diane 150 Omara, Kathy 150 off, Chris 73,150 Orl, Rich 137 Ortner, james 150 Orrick, Rodney 150 Overby, Randy 138 Overby, Randy 138 P Palmer, Mr. 28 Pandolfi, lenniler 73,843,138 Panogos, Mr. 34 Parker, Mr. 27,95 Parker, Dennis 150 Parker, Norman 150 Parkus, Orville 103,150 Patton, lohn 52,138 Paw, Carol 138 Paul, Nancy 150 Paul, Sandy 150 Paule, Gary 150 Pearta, Alice 73,84,106,138 Pearson, Henry 150 Pearson, Melvin 150 Peper, William150 Pepperman, Rick 91,150 Percy, Wanda 73,101,138 Pertcich, Mr. 32 Perkins, Cedric 138 Perkins, lesst: 150 Perkins, Margaret 138 Perry, Danny 151 Perry,Cierona151 Peters, Mr 26 Peters, Paul 138 Peterson, Mr. 28 Peterson, lim 151 Pettit, Greg 138 Pettit, Rodger 138 Petschonek, Cathy 138 Petty, Jeanine 73,89,151 Peyton, Mike 138 Pfaff, Cord 138 Pfaff, Rich 151 Photography Club 91 Pickering, Bob 138 Pierce,Ctndy138 Pirate Peppers 73 Pittman, Troy 138 Plackmeier,lean138 Plackmeier,lohn138 Platt, Chris 151 Plume, Cardyn 99,138 Plume, Steven 151 Poe, Mr, 55 Poindexter, Mark 93,94,106, 138 Porter, Barb 102,138 Porter, Diane 86,138 Porter, Mike 138 Praeger, Mrs. 30,102,103 Prideaux, Renee 138 Primeau, Carol 138 Priser, Steve 151 Proffit, Pat 151 Proffitt, Tim 52,72,138 Propst, Mike 138 Pruitt, Lana 151 Pugh, Pat 151 Pyatt, Armeldia 101,138 Qui Vive B7 R Radio St Aerospace Club 96 Ragsdale, Miss 33 Rahe, Bob 138 Rahn,lim139 Rankin, Brenda 151 Rankin, Debbie 139 Rash, Mr. 19,20 Ratcliff, Carolyn 151 Rauscher, Carol 86,151 Redell, Debbie 73,86,151 Redmon, Don 151 Reece, Colleen 151 Reed, Rick 151 Reeves, Clayton 151 Regan, Miss 35 Regot, Bob 151 Regot, lanet 84,106,139 Reiser, Theresa 89,151 Remick, Gloria 95,151 Remington, Nanci 88,139 Reynolds, Martin 55,103,151 Richards, Gloria 139 Richter, Kathy 139 Ricketts, Kurt 139 Rico, Ray 53,96,151 Riegle, Linda 151 Riley, Ron 139 Rimmey, Debbie 73,86,98, 99,139 Ripley, Kurt 139 Roberts, Chris 151 Robey, lackie 101,139 Robey, Kathy 151 Robinson, Dave 151 Robley, Henry 139 Rodak, Dennis 56,7Z,151 Rodieck,BiIl151 Roedder, Debbie 73,86,87, 89,101,102,139 Roehl, Don 94,139 Roemer, Bruce 55,151 Rogers, Jackie 151 Rogers, Kevin 151 Rogers, Steve 139 Rohde, Louis 89,103,151 Roloff, Dan 87,139 Rooney, Bob 55,151 Roppolo,lohn139 Rosner, Sue 151 Rouse, l0nnie 101,139 Rowe, Bruce 151 Rowe, lames 151 Rowe, lim 151 Rowry, 5hirlev151 Royston, Barb 73,87,88,101, 139 Rucker, Lynda 139 RuebIing,Larry100,101,139 Ruff, Pat 106,139 Rulkahr, Pam 151 S Saale, Ken 151 SC Club 72 Saip, Vicki 73,86,103,151 Sammelmann, Debby 139 Sample, Barb 151 Samples, Bruce 55,151 Sanders, Charlett 151 Sandtson, Miss 24 Sappington, Charmaine 139 Schaberg, Kevin 151 Schaberg, Tom 90,94,139 Schafer, Mrs. 25,89 Schaffer, lim 151 Scheffler, Dennis 139 Schlick,joe139 Schmidt, Greg 55,94,151 Schmidt, Sue 139 Schnarre, Ted 55,151 Schneider, Cathy 73,89,103, 151 Schneider, Dave 139 Schneider, Dennis 55,151 Schneider, Donna 139 Schneider, Sue 151 Schoenauer, Larry 151 Schoene, Debbie 139 Schoene, Mark 139 Scholle, Bonnie 73,B7,106, 139 Schoo, Gary 139 Schrader, Dennis 151 Schroeder, Steve 87,94,106, 140 Schroer, Don 151 Schulte, Pam 73,86,87,140 Schulz, lohn 91,151 Schumpe,Fred151 Schuttenberg, Mark 87,151 Schwendemann, Terry 151 Schwendemann, Tom 151 Science Club 97 Scott, Mike tst Stott, Pat 73,86,140 SCOtl, Tim 140 Segalla, lerry 55,151 Semon, Steve 152 Settle, David 152 Seward, Sheila 103,152 Sharp, lanet 140 Shaw, Charles 152 Shelton, Randy 140 Shelton, William 152 Shoemake, Carol 140 Sheomake, Linda 140 Shouldts, Darrell 140 Silverberg, Mark 87,152 Simmons, Bill 101,106,140 Simpson. Mrs, 25,89 Slattery, Dorothy 152 Smith, Mr, 34 Smith, Athea 95,103,152 Smith, Cindy 152 Smith, Smith, Smith Smith, 140 Smith, lohn 152 Karen 152 Michael 152 Nancy 7D,73,87,88, Patsy 87,140 Smith, Robert 140 Smoot, Charles 152 Snipes, Fay 140 Sommer, Laura 71,85,152 Sommers, Glenda 152 Sommerville, Kathy 101,140 Sophomore Blue Robed Choir 103 Spanish Club 89 Sparks, Barbara 103,152 Sparks, Pat 152 Sponamore, Sheri 152 Sponseller, Nan 140 Stall, Leatha140 Statler, lim 55,152 Steele, Steve 152 Steinmeyer, Mary Beth 73,88,99 Stenger, Karen 140 Stephens, Mrs. 33 Stephenson, Diane 87.101, 102,140 Stevens, Mona 103,152 Stevens, Rebecca 86,152 Stiegemeier, Mrs. 32,98 Stiegemeier, Nancy 73,86. 99,140 Stiers, Wendy 84,117,140 Stipes, Steve 55,125 Stivers,lanet140 Strvison, Dale 140 Stock, Roy 140 Stoehncr, Randy 87,101,140 Stoller, David 152 Story, Miss 28,91 St rouse, Lorie 86,89,103,1S2 Struckmann, Walter 152 Struck, Donald 140 Strucltmann, Krls 73,101,102, 103,140 Stuckenschneider, Bill 140 Student, Larry 140 Student Council B4-B5 Stumberg, Sally 73,86,89, 103,152 Suelmann, Chris 73,152 Sullentrop, Alan 152 Sullivan, Mrs. 95 Sullivan, Mr. 29 Summers, Connie 152 Sutphin, Carolyn 152 Sutton, Verna 152 Svveeney,lefi152 Sweeney, Kirk 86,140 Sweeney, Mark 55,152 Sylcox, Clayton 141 T Tainter, Mary 84,141 Tannehill, Debbie 141 Tate, Mike 141 Taylor, Mrs. 35 Taylor, Priscilla 141 Taylor, Randy 152 Taylor, Steve 89,141 Teague, Mrs. 29,97 Teenage Auto Safety Club 87 Terrio, Patrick 152 Tevis,Ianita141 Thespians 92 Thiel, Mrs. 24,99 Thiel, Mr, 29 Thoelke, Kris 73,85,86,87,89, 92,103,152 Thomas, Pat 85,152 Thomas, Stephanie 152 Thomassen, Charles 152 Thompson, Mr, 27 Thompson, Debbie 86,141 Thomson, Mike 152 Thurston, lanice 152 Tiesing, Tom 141 Timmons, Donna 152 Tipton, Ken 87,101,152 Tolley, Bernita1S2 Towle,Glenn 141 Travis, Don 96,152 Triple Trio 103 Triplett, Tom 100,141 True, David 141 Trump, Vicki 89,141 Tucker, lames 101,141 Ubinger, Kathy 152 U Ubinger, Kathy 152 Underwood, Bill 141 Utlaut, Sandra 73,86,89,101, 152 Utlaut, Sue 73,86,87,B9,90, 100,101,141 V Vadnais, Chris 141 VanBooven, Terry 152 Vanleer, Steve 152 VanMater, Dean 141 Vanatta, Christy 152 Vance, Mr. 28,91 Vance, Elizabeth 152 Vasholz, Mr. Z7 Vasser, Patty 152 Vaughn, Sandy 141 Vaught, Terry 141 Varnon, Diana 101 Villigram, Robert 152 Vogt, Lynnett 89,95,103,152 Voss, Hazel 152 W Wacker, Mr. 34 Wagner, Carol 142 Wagner, lanice 73,89,103,152 Wagner, Terry 73,101,142 Wahl, Fred 56,152 Waltkoss, Dan 153 Waldvogel, Deborah 87,153 Walker, Penny 73,153 Walker, Tom 142 Wallis, Gail 87,153 Wallis, lill 142 Ward, Charles 153 Ward, Mark 142 Waters, Pam 86,103,153 Weaver, Bruce 153 Webb, Donna 87,153 Webster, Robert 142 Weekley, Vicki 73,87,103,153 Welker, Paul 87,142 Welko, Vicki 73,137,142 Werges, Mrs. 24 Werner, Dennis 153 Weseman, David 153 Wessler, Bruce 87,89,142 West, Nancy 142 white, Carol 91,93,100,101, 142 White. Chris 73,88,153 White, Dennis 142 Whitlock, Deborah 153 Whitlock, Gerald 142 Whitlock, lohn 55,153 Whiteside, Rod 72,142 Widaman, Bruce 95,97,142 Wiegmann, lerry 52,84,142 Wiegrnann, Scott 153 Wilburn, Bill 142 Wilburn, Paul 153 Wiley, Billie 153 Wilkins, lim 153 Wilkinson, Mrs, 24 Willbrand, Mrs, 33 Willen, Sally 153 Willett, Nancy 153 Williams, Mr. 26,91 Williams, Allen 55,153 Williams, Gary 55,103,153 Williams, Linda 89,142 Williams, Patrick 153 Williams, Sandra 142 Willis, Steven 153 Willoughby, Ctndy142 Winn, lean 142 Wise, Chris 73,101 ,102,103, 142 Witte, Sandy 142 Wolf, Cathy 7o,73,a7,aa,142 Wolf, Francesca 142 Wolfe, I0hn 142 Wolf, William 153 Wollert, Terree153 Worley, Steven 153 Wren, Terry 153 Wucher, Vicki 142 Wyland, Tom 142 Wyland, Tom 142 Y Yeager, left 7Z,94,142 Yeager, Scott 153 Young, Becky 87,143 Young, Cindy 153 Young, David 143 Young, Kevin 55,101,153 Young, Tom 143 Yount, Debbie 86,89,103,153 YFC 95 Z Zellweger, Mike 103,153 Zerr, Chris 143 Zerr, Martin 153 Zimmerman, Paul 87,90,143 Zwicky, Dan 153 :nfl ' as-mea wan-uni, -so-ag iii than -f. a - ,I S it li rg l U ff is ...L- ,ze We will long remember these years of learning together, laughing together, growing together. 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