St John Vianney High School - Talon Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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DOUGLAS STOLTE Most Precious Blood Bowling 1,2,3 Photography 1,2,3 OSA 4 MARK STREETER Holy Redeemer Track 1 Cross Country 3 Hockey 2,3 MARK SUELLENTROP Our Lady of Providence Football 3,4 Basketball 2 Track 2,3 Griffin 4 Proctor 4 RANDY SULLENTROP Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 1,2 Proctor 4 Student Council 4 EARL SWEDERSKA Holy Redeemer JAMES SWEDERSKA St. Peter's Bowling 3,4 School Play 4 TIMOTHY TIGHE Our Lady of the Pillar MICHAEL TUNICLIFF St. Catherine Laboure NHS 3,4 Track 2,4 Cross Country 2 Bowling 3 Griffin 4 ROBERT UDAS CO St. Francis of Assisi Wrestling 1,2 RICHARD VAN DE RIET St. Paul NHS 3,4 Chess 2,3,4 MICHAEL VANOST Sl. Mary Magdalen Basketball 1,2 TIIEODORE WAGNER St. Dominic Savio TIIOMAS WARD Mary Queen of Peace Chess 2,3 Manager 3 Art Club 1,2 KURT WEHRSTEN St. Peter's Basketball 1,2,3,4 School Play 2,3 Student Council 2,3,4 Spirit Club 2 ROBERT WELSCH Mary Queen of Peace Bowling 1,4 Chess 2,3,4 School Play 4 STEVE WERNER St. Catherine Laboure Chess 2,4 OSA 4 Griffin 3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 JAMES WESTERMANN St. Elizabeth NHS 3,4 Football 2,3 Track 1 Student Council 2,3 J AM ES WHATTON lmmaculata WALTER WIESE St. George Track 1 MATTHEW WILSON St. Peter's Trainer 1,2,3,4 Announcer 4 Photography 3 School Play 3,4 EDWARD WILTSCH Mary Queen of Peace Transfer-Augustinian MICHAEL WINKLER Assumption ROBERT WINKLER St. Francis of Assisi NHS 2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Soccer I,2,3 Proctor 4 MARK WITTICH St. Peter's ' Football 1,2 Proctor 4 Hockey 1,2,3,4 MICHAEL ZAHN Seven Holy Founders NHS 2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 OSA 4 Cross Country 1,2 BRUCE ZOELLNER Assumption Wrestling 1 Track 1

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MICHAEL POWER Annunciation MICHAEL PREIS St. Matthias Transfer-Augustinian School Play 4 TIMOTHY PURICELLI Most Precious Blood NHS 4 Soccer 3,4 OSA 4 School Play 4 Proctor 4 MICHAEL RAPISARDO Seven Holy Founders NHS 2,3,4 Wrestling I Bowling I,2,3,4 School Paper 2,3 Manager 2,3 DONALD REHAGEN Assumption PATRICK REILLY St. Peter's NHS 3,4 Manager 2 School Play 4 THOMAS REITZ St. Mary Magdalen Track 2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3 JAMES RICE St. Matthias NHS 3,4 Track 3,4 Proctor 4 Campus Ministry 4 ALVIN ROIILING Assumption Track I Golf 2 Bowling 3,4 ROBERT RUCKMANN St. Dominic Savio Football 2 Track I PETER SALLER St. Justin Football I,2,3,4 Wrestling I,2,3,4 Speech 2,3 School Play 4 Proctor 4 MARK SAN DWEG Assumption NICI-IOLAS SCALFANO St. Matthias Transfer-Augustinian DONALD SCIIAFER Our Lady of Providence Library I Bowling I,2,3,4 MICHAEL SCIIENK St. Justin CHRISTOPHER SCHILDZ St. Gerard Majella NIIS 3,4 Football 4 Wrestling 2,3 Griffin 2,3,4 DAVID SCHILLI St. Catherine Laboure PHILIP SCHLUETER Seven Holy Founders Wrestling 1 Proctor 4 THOMAS SCHMALTZ Assumption Track 2 MARK SCIINURBUSCH Mary Queen of the Universe Football 2 Basketball 1,2 Track I MICHAEL SCHOTT Mary Queen of Peace BRUCE SCHULD Annunciation Golf I Bowling I,2,3,4 Art Club I MARC SCHULTE Immaculate Heart of Mary Transfer-Augustinian DAVID SCHWEITZER Assumption Golf 2,3 JERRY SHAMROE Annunciation Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Chess 3,4 Library I,2,3 Manager 1 JAMES SHREWSBURY St. Gabriel Transfer-Augustinian Band 3 JAMES SIEGFRIED St. George Wrestling 2 Track I Cross Country 2 Chess 2,4 Talon 4 Spirit Club 2,3,4 DAVID SIMORKA St. Catherine Laboure Football 1,2,3,4 Proctor 4 KEVIN SLATTERY St. Francis of Assisi Track I,2,3,4 Cross Country 4 Library I Talon 4 School Play 4 STEPHEN SMID Seven Holy Founders NHS 3,4 Track 2,3 Griffin 4 DONALD SMITH St. Justin Bowling 3,4 Speech 2 Library I Griffin 4 KENT STEINBRUECK St. Joseph Soccer 2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 OSA 4 - Talon 4 MARK STOCHL Mary Queen of Peace Wrestling 3 Bowling I,2,3,4 Library I

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The '73-74 school year was a well rounded mixture of big things and little things. No one of them could dominate as the most impressive of the year. Since Vianney has always been very sports oriented, most people were very happy this year which could be called Vianney's second best year in sports, next to ,7l. Sportswise the year started off with a bang. The football team may not have been the best ever, but l0-0-l and a CAC championship isn't bad. The winter sports weren't the strong points but they provided a lot of excitement and proved to be the spoilers in several cases. The spring sports produced two teams, track and baseball, that in record and achievement were better than any other teams in the school's history. Academically the year produced sparks of brilliance with three National Nlerit Finalists. The above mentioned things could not alone make or break a year, the so-called small things could. lt was the little things that made the entire year exceptional. Things like good dances, high attendance at games, a prosperous student cotmcil, a week of snow days, B-law field trips, Bro. Dix's short speeches opposed to last year's long ones, well run assemblies and Masses, a good Prom and Jr. Ring Dance, Vianney was even put on the map a little this year with a State Speech winner and an all-state football player, and nine state track qualifiers. Well, maybe it wasn't the best year, maybe you wish you never went to Vianney, maybe you can't wait till next year, and maybe you just don't care, but for the class of '74, . .it was a great year.