Saint Charles High School - Charlemo Yearbook (St Charles, MO)

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B-team wins 8 In summing up the B-Team football sea- son, head coach Steve Stahl described it as the best record of the sophomore team in recent years. In fact, it was the second best record ever as the Pirates finished the season with a record of eight wins, one loss, and one tie. The only loss was the championship game against Hazelwood Central. Thus the sophomores finished in second place in the Suburban North as they compiled a conference record of six wins, one loss, and one tie. V Some of the individual accomplishments included Tim Monahan as leading rusher, Tim Bekebrede as leading receiver, Kevin Anders as leading scorer, and Nimrod Jones with the most defensive points.

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-s VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD SC 13 Hazelwood East 27 SC 38 Berkeley 26 SC 2l McCluer North 33 SC 7 Pattonville l7 SC l4 Riverview 39 SC 22 Normandy 21 SC 25 Hazelwood West 6 SC 42 Ritenour I4 SC 0 Hazelwood Central I3 SC 6 McCluer I4 , . uv 'U- ff' -' A. Senior Mike Dillinger has his nose bandaged up for an injury. B. The Pirates gang tackle Ritenour ball carrier. C. Senior Craig Pershall rambles for several yards for the Pirates. D. FRONT ROW: Randy Martin, Robert Moore, Rick Hughes, Steve Kreder, Dave Leitman, Bill Wehde, Bill Whi- telock, Craig Pershall, Dan Krupa, Mike Pettibone, Mike Dillinger, Tom Bierman, and Byron Steele. SECOND ROW: Kevin Brown, Glenn Wadley, Dave Wallace, Mickey Zerr, Steve Phillips, Tom Mudd, Joel Kerschner, Mitch Patton, Doug McCullom, John Bazin, Don Whiteside, Dan Danclovic, and Tom Davis. THIRD ROW: Greg Gobberdill, Keith Coffey, Scott Leonard, Kevin Cox, Mark Phelps, Ter- ry Vangilder, Jim Debrecht, John Schimweg, Joe Wallace, Mike Siwik, Robby Thornhill, Dave Emring, Mike Krieg, Gordon McNair, Scott Otey, Dave Jacks, and coach Gary Boyd. BACK ROW: Pete Brown, coach Jim Williams, Kevin Layton, Brian Michaels, Steve Pearl, Mike Wemple, Mark Meers, Jim Middleton, Eric Logan, Jack Benwell, Mark Witte, Gary Sefton, Jim Stiegemeier, Kenn Stoehner, Mike Bridgett, Alan Prather, Leonard House. Steve Schelich, Brad Meyer, Brit Duncan, Jim Lawing, and coach Jim Har- ris, E. Jack Schaffner fnumber 47l stops his opponent. F. The ultimate goal - TOUCHDOWN. G. The SC defense goes after the Ritenour quarterback. H. The team surveys the action on the field from the sideline.

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. , zpfqv 1 A T D fd UV 1 1 ' 7 cn. gs f - l I . .l Q.. 4 - ' Y' 1' ' 1-F s ' v , J' , . , ,f V. fx! - '-'T fi- vi 4 QA' - E uv' Q aft- ' S v J ... 'N 1- 1 s - ' n , A A S N. Y n ' ,,!,.-rw' ,A . -Y JXLJQQV ' wir- V' r' 'lf ,x. 4 ' 4 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL RECORD SC 28 Hazelwood East 0 SC I4 Fort Zumwalt 6 SC 20 McCluer.North 6 SC I0 Pattonville 7 SC 2 Riverview 0 SC 20 Wentzville 6 SC 8 .Normandy ' 8 SC I0 Hazelwood West 6 SC I7 Ritenour 7 SC 7 Hazelwood Central 12 Placed second in Suburban North Confer- ence. -- A. The Sophomore Pirates in action at home againts Berkeley. B. FRONT ROW: .lack Setser, Don Wallace, Craig Lindgren, Dave Goettel, Dave Boschert, Bruce Mil- denberger, Don Thoms, Jerry Lovin, Ken Hallemeier. Kevin Anders, and Tim Meyer. SECOND ROW: Jeff Meyer, Robert Brown. Donnie Robinson, Tab Bradley, Dennis Fitzgibbons, Jeff Dalton, Don Schmidt, Bob Adams, .lay Baucom, Steve Reynolds. Tom Bealka, AI Wilkinson, THIRD ROW: Coach Ron Wallace, Mark Moses, Mike McReynolds, Steve Heberer, Mark Watts, Phil Barringer, Greg Berry, Tim Monohan, Glenn Mahnkeb, Dave Courtney, Mark Schilling, Jell' Broadfoot, Russ Ehlmann, Bry- an Ohrmann, BACK ROW: Coach Gary Foland, Dave Hearst, Kent Williams, Mark Elliot, Mike Dall- meyer, Craig Stoner, Norm Utlaut. Nimrod Jones, Jon Simcoke, Doug Meyer, Tim Bekebrede, Jim Armstrong, Rick Jobe, Ray Lesley, Mark Scheer, and Coach Steve Stahl. C. .lim Armstrong blocks out an opponent as Kevin Anders carries the ball for the Pirates. D. Coaches Ron Wallace and Steve Stahl go over statistics with the team. E. Mark Moses carries the ball for SC on a first and ten situation. F. Jim Armstrong is the ball carrier for the Pirates. G. Sometimes the best seat in the house isn't in the stadium. V X