St Louis Community College - Warrior Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1975 volume:

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You might see some friends but you don't really have the time to talk to them. All you really want to do is get your classes and go. Just when you think this is an in-. itiation to see if you really want to attend college and you f can't stand it any longer, you come to the end. You'rea free. You've gotten the classes you wanted for something .4 close anywayl and you're done. But for all the trouble, itl seems you should get credits just for getting through registration. After this any class looks like a breeze! 7 , Q4 I 'W 13 V2 it f--. 'YM Y' f ww , fm 'r ' .1 A 0, nm X lov uf J 3 Q W , 13 I X W x W may X if -s f S. 45? 1, ma Ng nw Y,-x 'A I ,A , uf: Q if iam. '1- JV ZA. NV' X C' 4 K T ! I , wav' Vw ke E Z 'KV ,My wish. h 1 xx A ..,,,m XQX' M X ix JMR WW A5 img Wing 'fx l 'M '-K m EFX 3 'X 4 'Q- X 1 - in 4 li .Q if 1 A i VJ' ef M V . '! ' ,f I4 lf' 9 , Z' 'Jr n ,hx .. I . I xv. 9 A W 12' ' I . , 7 ,uf 1 r. , - A F! 'VN fl I , Qi . K Y ' X y'3 x 1, Mi I 5 Y 4 Q , ll W 27 3' '0- iff If . A kg, 5'-gk K' 5. -np.-if mf C x . i 4Q ,- ' I Maw? '59 x J O . M 1 . v.. 4 K Y. . 1 I Loot was Nleramec Theatre's second producl tion of the season. The satirical comedy, an irrevere . g view of death, the church, law, sex, and other sacre institutions, was written by Englishman Joe Orton. Hif ' other plays include Entertaining Mr. Sloane, a con s, troversial play dealing with homosexuality. 'fi John Tucker directed and Raymond Sike designed the production. The cast included Til Alback, Letitia Carper, Tom Christie, Robert Hudson Robert Niemeier, Cheri Willoughby, Daniel Winslow and Scott Youngstrom. - Q WN!- W' P ,A X 5 'Y' J 1-X? wi Fl' mg fi mn fi K3 ff' if X in ,ff ,,y' J! vS,f iasmtqw . Q I .. A 1 1 V f 1 .1 v . 1 E! 1 gl ,Nr ! WL: 'dm 1' Q 1 ,, U ,. 'RQ' 1 SKI TRIP On a Saturday in January, 80 students traveled 90 miles in two Mid-America touring busses to Ski ldlewil Lodge in Colorado on MCC's sixth annual ski trip. On arrival Sunday many eager people hit the slope to learn how to ski in the Graduated Length Methoc Other activities that spanned the week were tubing isail ing down a treacherously steep hill on an innertubej, sleigh hay ride, guitar sing-alongs till all hours of th night, outdoor swimming in a heated pool, hiking int town, going on a snow tour of the Winter Park Ski Resoi area, playing cards and just sitting and enjoying th scenery. The week ended with a downhill race in whic participating MCC students won several medals in variety of categories. Then the week was over and the busses carried th students back with only a few casualties encountere and more than a good time had by all. Back just a fel weeks, new found friends from the trip were alread planning for next year's journey. '--., 1 qi- , 1a:!.d,g zz g', .A . .. - ' ' '2-,r j zz' 2' I 'Q --. R 1. , ' - v ' .-.L ' A - 1 5 -,- ' - 5 x: f . . -I L- L P el-, Y 40? . 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The Meramec Community College Choir presentec its annual Christmas Vesper Concert on December 8 1974 to highlight its season of performances. Miss Frances Gillett directed the 60-voice choiil which offered selections from Handel, Mendelssohn, Pitoni, and other more contemporary composers. An in- vocation and a narration of the Christmas story was also presented at the Concert. l The members of the choir also participated in at Pops Concert in October under the direction of Miss Frances Gillett. Besides these two events, the choir appeared at various churches and other functions dur- ing the season. IAZZ LAB BANDS The Meramec Community College Jazz Lab Bands formed November 7, 1974, in the MCC Theatre. The bands, 40 members strong, presented selections n swing, rock, and Latin jazz. Stephen Terry, of the C music department, directed the bands which also formed in a variety of concerts throughout the com- wity and state. llpg Sli X yy, BAND ORCHESTRA The MCC Orchestra, composed of students, faculty and other interested members of the community, pei formed in three campus concerts this year, in Octobei February, and April. ln addition they played at thi Kirkwood Presbyterian Church in November and a Meramec's Open House, held in April. Included in the programming were three works bf St. Louis composers, as well as opportunities ff'- members to perform solo. CONCERT BAND The Meramec Community College Concert Band 'formed in two concerts this year, one in the spring 1 one in the fall. The members of the band compose a fdit hour class that meets to play and perform aresentative band literature. ..,, ,,,,.,, .,w i M' 3 fr-i ruiiks-N fi 'Q le-t 1 C C in ri i - - -M C, Q... X1 -.is - ..s-S li .-Q! ff , .55 W W ZX CO-ED G YM CLUB The Coed Gym Club is sponsored by Coach Gordon Clucas. The purpose of the club is to give interested students time to work out on the various pieces of gym- nastics equipment. Anyone from beginner to advanced is welcome to come and practice. W. .5 .W , 4 4: 3' Q - , , Sggogunf f 54, fr ff 1 yt 1: E A l ' Nw? A -- C 4 L ,ff I f QW C C H mv.cP5 , , l A y Z r - , r , - 'Z f Q' f 'U' '--sm A V ,, or mf- f rr , 'V' M Q iff S ff f X A , sq 4-,J W I ts W .sr W' H ,X W x W 4 f w MN, , , WWW .,.,, , ,M o.u,u A lv f V A , - X Left to right: Darrell Sewell, Joan Goddard, Joe Phillips, Claire Kuchner, Giselle MacDonald. i y I f ,W f ,, Q! f M, ,off if 1 X4 f 1 , f ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY T The Architectural Society is made up of students in we Drafting and Design Technology programs at lleramec. Along with a trip to Chicago and a tour of owntown St. Louis, each to study architecture, the year las highlighted by a guest speaker, the famous architect iyo Obata. President Princeton Clark, Vice-President Jack ueddecke, Secretary Vince Wilga, and Treasurer Flavio tecich, with the society, are planning a trip to Columbia, idiana, for next year. ' N! if A.. .fum- h ir.3,-.,......1 is r rlxwrh 5 l 3 9, 4' 9,44 s, 14 4 4 0 1 A A W ack row, left to right: Princeton Clark, Rick McBride, Rick Winter, Larry Myer, Marie Reilly, Gary Hartmann, John Ruskin. ahmberg, Tom Applebaum, Morris E. Fletcher iFaculty sponsorl, Front row: Vince Wilga, Joseph Schlitt, Dennis Tacchi, Mike avio Stechich, Bob Roberts. Second row: Calvin Ransom, Carl Buckley, Dennis Oge, Jack Lueddecke. OUTDOOR CLUB .5 Lx Ag' X 3 I I , .iff 7 ni ,V f. A A , r if u . K' I .a A s5,W,f Ax., . I 5 9? Q 'N' S ,S f 0 X-A 1, The Outdoor Club offers students interested in the beauty of an unspoiled natural environment the oppor- tunity to turn on to Mother Earth. Among the club's ma- jor outings this year were a 12 mile hike and campout and a bicycle ride from Fiockwoods Reservation to Greens Felter Park and back. Other activities planned for spring were a backpacking trip on Big Piney Trail and their annual canoe trip in late April or early May.. The club officers are Vince Abbott Chris Shoemaker, and Paul Webb. Mr. Monahan sponsors: the club's activities. A 'YH ' X.: . , 5 'N ' .f , X. ., sl- T Y! y Q7 A 'Vs K 'vw-fr-MSS' . f A E ' 's 'I i' if 5' if-O 4' WA xnxx . Y 't f 4 Ki' 1' Wg Q! ef Kg ' Q , X. N ss V 1 A i Q f X-, 5 r .- , . A P' ' h Q., XS 4 -. A K r if T + E .f 1. X y LV. .San X L. X' ., X. 2 Q if Nw ax 1. X X f l s Q V 1 T l if lx W . .Q ,. X '. 5 Q Q 9 ' .Sago nf' 2 . YQQSQ Y K ' L 'K if-Wivmv, .fi ' Ns f . i 7 if l x l xi ,iff is . N 1 l l l- .l M N . . 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T :xi f 15 - 'Q , Q V14 A N W t 5 ' S ' XV' sh ' ,, if Q L QQ ., 3 X fi A .ic R .GSS 1 gf sv a . .N ' AS T . id ' ag, 4, T ' V X.. ' . ' if -as ' g 'Q f is . f , iff 4' Af ' ' N S 1 V ,. . .5 5 S ks.. s N , -.Q ' ev, ' F . . .. gyyy , A Q. . l A -'ju X S S tx- 'xx X' . Y 1 s'5' 387, S ,jx 98 .w 15.51 BN ,A . 6 1 Q 6 Q . sf ' 'xv 'NWQAQ wn.A .Jr M 'trv x - 3 Left to right: Sue Monogham, Paul Webb, Bob Monogham, Sue Wells, Terry Wells, Bill Schaefer, Doris O'Connor, Vince Ab- ,l bott. ' T l l ll ll l l fm 1 -1f?i'7'f'f JT' Miiyk 2- 'fin ,IL-r 4 Q, 5' un- Q,,5ftZ:fy2 ' 1 fy' N ' , .,,-kvi,.'g,,. f- Swag 'jwfefid .1 ff af f - i ff., G E 0 L O G Y C L U B - ' 'QW fi' ,Z L . if ff .1 .' .'A'5T!u 4 , - N '- I 1 4 z The Geology Club engaged in several fund raising ai fffffifs :tivities to finance various field trips which offer 'W' ' embers and interested students the chance to study aology in natural surroundings. The trips included out- gs to the Silver Mine Area, Johnson's Shut-ins, and a n day camping trip to the Great Smokey Mountains, Jrth Carolina, and Tennessee. Robert Taylor sponsors the club. Steve O'Sullivan is esident, Rolin Geronsin is Vice-President, and Gail alsher is Secretary-Treasurer. - ck row, left to right: Bob Taylor isponsorl, Vince Abbott, Fiolin Tenney, Tom Sutterfield, Doris O'Connor, Dick Lang, John Williams ronsin, Steve O'Sullivan, Jeff Hale, Jim Schutz. Front row: Kevin 1' J uni . f .. . .. , , ,, . , , fzvgyf Q mms. . ' , -5, .Q f, , ' ffffif 4 ' mf , f-W f ASSOCIATED JUNICR RETAILERS fm! Pm-' scholarship fund. 'Ullws Wm making trips to local high schools and telling students about the Meramec Retailing retailers. The retailers were led this year by President Mickey Fuchs. fy ' ,ww ,f Recruiting, fund raising, and an annual Planning Conference at Tan Tar A headed the Associated Ju Retailers calendar this year. The retailers sponsored Meramec Markets, one in November and the second May, donating a good part of the proceeds to The retailers completed the scholarship theme Program. An awards banquet ended the year for Heller, Vice-President Doug Johnson, Treasurer Fister, and Secretaries Debbie Wingbernuehle 453 Front row, left to right: Pat Strode, Mary Ann Demuth, Joni Berns- Glynn, Carla Agnello, Sue Brittle, Kenny Lowe, Ralph Burgdorf! tein, Gwen Pultman, Jean Kosky iguest speakerl, Barb Danner, Josephine Anthoney ifacultyl, Laura Zanetos. Back row: Debbie? Suanne MacDonald, Second row: Leonard Bartling, David Kuhn Herrman, Cindy Fedder, Mike Gugliano, Diane Price, Carla Piercel iChairman of the Retailing Dept.l, Bonnie Eichman ifacultyl, Marie Mark Rethmeyer, Debbie Herzog, Len Thoma. ' 38 . .J z . y .....au. ... ll FOW. lefi to fighli Calhy Island, Cathy Sinflerd. David Reese, Eckels, Micky Fuchs, Nancy Byers. Terry O'Neal, Steve Fiuth, Jerry FW Heller, Jlll Fister, Carmen Holmes, John Shea- Second FOWI Ochonicky, Barry Silverman. Numerous members not present and i Davie, Sally Palozola, Linda Wilder, Tom Brickler, Doug John- not pictured. . Karen lVIcCown, Jim Goebel. Back row: Joyce Goldring, Ray J .xuhx b..am.. E 9Sf Sf' l S sits 1 , i ' 4 YYY' , ' 1, M y H ' '- Ag'E,?44 wjz Jw. t ff Q wi rfjfg' is 92' ' rd at il iw W arf 'Q ' 4 3 Q A' f fr ' ' Z ,'1 ,V,, ,, M Q- Q tw , . 'bs-I if ' fa W I' -v I 'M A M'-tr ' - ' 'W auomwuma 'f' 3 51 '- naxunm ' M X 'ww Y te. ' . .W ,,,0,,, ..,.. I W My + ...,,, . A 'I E 5 -...,,, 37 V 5 -Q V' PUBLICATIONS I The office from the outside would look like any othem on campus were it not for the signs plastered all arouni and on the door. One is a large ad for Wendy and Dave 5 Place . a neighborhood tavernfcafe. Another is a cor , demnation by the health department, printed by the St dem Activities sign shop. Another is a piece of a son lyric, and stuck on the door, hidden under notes that rea Hi Everybody, Love Muggs are two very inauspiciou signs that read YEARBOOK and NEWSPAPER . Thi is college publications and people is what it's all abou' Yearbook Editor Wendy Carter and THE MONTAG Editor Dave Schmitt are in charge here. They run the oi fice and the office runs them - all over campus! Wend is trying to find Robert Abbott fwho is probably out goof ing off with Theresa Schmidtt who was supposed to sho a club photo 20 minutes ago. Wendy wound up taking th shot herself but that's OK. Tom Nord winds up taking th shots Wendy misses and Gig Taylor shoots anything els that doesn't move fand some good shots of things th' dot. ln between photo assignments, Wendy tries to enlis aid from anyone who has time to help with page layout and photo selection. And all the time, Editor Dave i, borrowing any shots not used in the yearbook for thi paper. But that's not all. i Along with assigning photos from the previousl1 mentioned folks, he also assigns stories to anyone whil can print his name twice in a row, and tries to find peoplsi who will help on his layout. People like John Hilgert wh is in the office usually long enough to know when th work will start and when he should leave. Or Franl Gurskis who can write some good copy when his hand aren't full of food or his mouth full of jokes, both good ani bad. Claire Kuchner is the epitome of energy and i: always helpful. Chris Rauch is there too. Chris is, along with a few others, a holdover from last year's staff and si she's already accustomed to the frantic office pace am knows how to meet its demands. fAfter all, if she couldni stand the strain, would she have gone on to Journalisn school at Columbia in the spring where the going is ever rougher'?J And it never failsg right in the middle of a tricky layout, Vadus Brown will come in to expound on his lates-3 theory, disrupting Todd Moehlmann and Conniii Schwartz as they write headlines. Norma Tynes sits wrestling vocally with some copy until Pat Mulligan cracks a joke to ease the tension. Mike Higgins sits at the typewriter, churning out copy at the la minute to fill space. Sue Pike and Chris Shields proofread copy while Tom Christie sticks his head ir briefly, between classes, to say Hi , and check on all idea for his next piece. And Marianne Colter runs foi soda, types odd copy, answers the phone and smiles as lot. She is the author of those Hi Everybody notes or the door and is in charge of moral support for the office, She does a good job. The Yearbook and THE MONTAGE are separat functions but this year they shared a common staff and in retrospect, it seems only right. With all the fun the peo , ple shared, like hay rides. trips to the Granary, and theli Valentine's Day party, it's only fair that they should shar the work. For all the borrowed photos Dave needed Wendy got even by using many MONTAGE staffers tc write Yearbook copy as her deadline drew near fano' sometimes passedt. Throughout all, the faculty advisors worked asi overseers on the projects born in the room. Sometimes it was hard to think of Rich Michalski as anything but an older kid as he worked land playedt with the MONTAGEJ staff. And the same goes for Delancey Butch Smith whe looked like anything but a teacher or yearbook advisor ir his beard and faded jeans. The work couldn't have been completed if it hadn't' been for the rest of the cast of thousands who passe? through the office. People like Forest Hampton. Stev Crowder. Sandy Sepulveda. Kathy Gutzler, Walt Totterer,i Terry Martin, Judy Meadows, Henry Manning, Wally Rutherford, Bill Mellis, and Keith Glenn who helped put it all together. Beyond that are all the friends of the staff andi friends of friends, people who stopped to say Hi , folksi who shared in and created a sense of community in thei publications office. That shared interest and friendshipi was the thing that made the office what it was. Andi though at times it hampered things, it was, in the end, the! things that finally got the job done. Friends workingi together. Here's hoping next year's editors have as goodi a staff as this year's did. . -'Eli A if il L 'V' I A iii' 6 CQ 1 'Z IH. 'f' 1 , . 'fha ' ff.. ,Hifi X! +- , -H-Q ...J Lf. ff-XXX A ww. ,,. 'awww A 41 nt row, left to right: Robert Abbott, Marianne Colter, Mike gins, Claire Kuchner, Tom Christie, Sue Svejkoski, Tom Nord, is Schildz. Second row: Dave Schmitt lMontage Editorl, Gig lor, Todd Moehlmann, Norma Tynes, Pat Mulligan, Connie if it f N.J' Schwartz, John Hilgert, Wendy Carter tYearbook Editorj, Rich Mihalski tlvlontage faculty advisory. Not pictured: Delancey Smith lYearbook advisorl, Frank Gurskis, Susan Pike, Chris Rauch, Keith Glenn, Bill Nlellis, Henry Manning. BRIDGE CLUB The Bridge Club is a very active organization, spon- soring a regular Wednesday evening Duplicate Bridgez game and the Annual Intercollegiate Duplicate Bridges Tournament. The tournament, held this year on April 123 allows all college students within a five-state, 300 miles radius to participate. In addition to these activities, bakef sales were held to raise money for the club. Sally Zwibleman is the president, Richard Glick isf vice-president, Kathy Mills is secretary, and Mrs. Clairel Kearney is sponsor. ' 'OM X X X x X is Q mi' X X X v x N x Q I g 5 Q ss if fx 'lg Z, Wu R khxk, f www X' N26 Q . k ,Q Us ,W s . ., . .,,, , , iw 5' ' ' r f' .f as l I 3 'Sw l Mu?-.M ' 'iunnnwif I , ia STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD The Student Activities Board at Meramec is the organized body on campus that determines how part of the student activity fee, paid at registration, is spent. It is made up of students representing individual clubs of- ficially recognized on campus, each having a vote on the dispensation of expenditures made throughout the school year. The Board brings the movie series on Friday nights, loans money to groups, and grants money to clubs to sponsor and further their individual endeavors. They allotted funds to the Social Committee who sponsored the variety of dances, noontime performances and con- certs that were enjoyed throughout the year. The Board, as a group, attended two seminars over the course of the year, one to Black River Lodge to learn to function better as a board, and one to Harper Com- munity College near Chicago to observe a student government similar to our own and to discuss mutual problems. 'M hz,.vv'i POM POM The Pom Pom girls are a newly formed organization this year. Under the direction of sponsor Jo Branson, the 15 girls in the squad and alternates worked for two months, making their own uniforms and practicing the initial routines used at their debut game in mid-January. The group's choreography, arranged to Get Back, We're an American Band, the theme from Hawaii Five-O, and China Grove, livened up the half-time show at basketball games both at home and away. I D f l i s I 1,1 Qftfiv wi f 45 3 A First row, left to right: Genny Kovarik, Terry Daniels, Diane Etl- ing, Sherry Hinton, Ann Albert, and Denise Lizenby. Second row: Leann Stewart, Sandy Slazinik, Wendy Markusch, Gail Bohn, Denise Evans, and Mickey Martin. Not pictured: Marci Constan- tino, Valeeta Thomas and Janice Farmer. 'f?f'f?,:JiWs il, 3. il' 5 l ii 12 2 if ,,,., ,,,,,,, ,- D A115222 , u Nr .id . M ... E we ix fztw,-f. 'F vi as , 1.00 I CHEERLEADERS ee,--L 1e....a.-v V my 36 if L.. uk Left to right: Annette Munster, Terry Schneiderman, Mary Treblecock, Linda Rancilio, Donna Baur, Chris Cantoni. 57,s?g1jlssf XX 4 1? X l l SCUBA CLUB 1 Diving for coral on the Great Barrier Reef of tl' Grand Bahamas topped off an active year for tl, Dolphins, lVleramec's Scuba Club. Events sponsored It the club included a weekend campout-dive at Norfoi Lake in Arkansas as well as a fund raising candy sale lat fall. Concerned with the environment, the club held El ecology dive at the abandoned strip mines neil Freeburg, Illinois, collecting beer cans, soda bottles, ar, other trash from under and around the now water-fillei, sites. Swimming coach Bill Shadburne sponsors the clill with Marc Shadburne serving as president, Tocl Moehlmann as vice-president and student activitii: board representatives, and Barbara Mount, secretanii treasurer. , L,- 1 K A I . 5 7 i l K J f' 4 t A K 7 - I., 2 V ' . 1, W Q l 7' 4 ff hw 4' f ' l ig Q1 1 ' 'f 1 ,f .. K ,f ,Mm , i Hz, X igiggjga ,V , f, , ,g , f f K Q , Qfzji A 7?3,,t, A 'V ' 2,45 ,Q Q' 1 N , ii 75955, N. Q M: PM-llgfw-fin.: 'W ' 1 2,-to , E l 1 l 1 l l i l -'T lx' 1 rw. ., h., 1, . 'hw , M1 fa PI 1 N3 Q BLA CK STUDENT UNION During the school year the Black Student Union was good samaritan to needy families during the holiday nsons. They also went to Homer G. Phillips Hospital to e the children's ward two television sets and provided children with little gifts and a party on Christmas Eve. Also, in February, the B.S.U. sponsored various ar- s, speakers, and presented films to highlight Black ture during the second annual Black History Week. 1541 ,, . l I q' la Left to right: Gilda Brown, Janis Foreman, Pam Cummings, Byron Seymour, Diane Price, Pierre DuPree, Ann Albert, Canithe Kelley. st 7 X MW? X ,:,. ' 1 A .ur 5 wg, 'v X W Q First row, left to right: Karen Schoch, Melinda Manzo, Chris Pope, Fluth Gullborg. Second row: John Jansen, George Dob- son, Kurt Hartmann, Mike Dillon, Mike Stephan, Mr. Mort Swartz. VETS CLUB The Veterans Club's primary concern is to small loans for campus vets whenever their need To finance these needs, the Vets hold various raising activities, including last October's Pork icommonly referred to as a Pig Roastl. Plans for this ing include a blood drive and another Pig Roast. ln tion, they plan to have a raffle in March, with proceeds to go to dental care for the Handicapped Along with money raising events, the Vets club visited another Veteran Association at Jefferson City ani one at Columbia. The officers last fall were President Ted Ellis an Vice-President Lynn Abrams. This spring new officer: took over: President Lynn Abrams, Vice-President Den ny Trantham and Secretary Pat Braudis. The club's membership opened up this year to any student on campus. HGRTICUL TURE This year the Horticulture Club began the area between the Lecture Halls and Science Other activities included decorating the interior of library with plants as well as building a set of special benches for plant propagation. Kevin McGill, president, Mike Dillon, vice-president Melinda Manzo, secretary-treasurer, and the club fu projects through plant sales and participation in Mafket. MW' ju. N 'sa W IJ Yma- DENTAL ASSISTING CLUB 1 gl 3 R I' I E 'Y U r' W - ,,,,,ff:wml.... 5723. YK 5 YVWTVQ at A 1, . ' 'fw- K g, fa, X .utr N, 9,-A' MI VAVV wg row, left to right: Renee Geno, Sue Schermes, Nancy Quest, :y Zinselmeier, Gerry Noss, Sherry Koenig, Betty Kreutz, Eve zer. Second row: Marcia Farrah, Debbie Fluck, Vicky Bridges, ll Richards, Debbie Taenzer, Sue Beckman, Linda Hill. Third Nancy Schwartz, Linda Schifko, Jane Johnson, Mary LeBrun, 1 Jackson, Stacey Simpson, Brenda Rosebrough, Paula nas, Jan Runnels. Fourth row: Sue Brookshire, Sue Leibach, Kathy Cannito, Tina Donato, Cheri Bublis, Lisa Abramson, Robin Mantler, Sandy Engel, Elaine Tillinger. Fifth row: Michelle Cassoutt, Pat Seifried, Donna Derr, Peggy Redmond, Lillian Rhodus, Kim Walsh, Mary Ellen Fluzicka. Sixth row: Sue Missy, Marsa Wyman, Linda lntfeld, Janet Olliges, Fran Silhavy. Not pictured: Karen Blume, Linda Cullen, Jennifer Millot, Connie Phillips, Pat Randleman. '1.W ' ig. Mu! 4 , f f If 'Z 4 Aifaff W xx f S . 'W M WW 551355 W W7 'K W V f W , W f I WWW X. 4 'wi , ,, J H ,S V , WWW' x ,n A 1 w 5 r w I v. 'V g PI A -, 1 so -Q SOCCER The Soccer Warriors for '74-'75 put Meramec in the Nationals again this year. This year they posted a 10-5-0 season record, and 16-6-0 overall record. Leading the way were Paul Dueker, Jim Goodall and Rick Spray, an All-American from last season. All three made All- American this year. Dueker and Spray also made NSCAA this year. wi id S v i 0 f M f im - ' , Z f fwwfawe v or N -, . ' f i I X - : f-3 VV is , 1 yi f l M Q G 4' X i .. f Q , - 3 jx '. , ff My 5 ' - , , f' ff' , , ,4 2' -4, , , ., N. wi 4 f gi 2 , , f ,N gg, , m,,H3, 4, , , Q E ,H M . 0 ' 1 ' 'X-'y7.p,,1, --'rf' I . ' - .w A- J C '95 ,'- , , ff V 'fig-Rf? --J' QQ, st ,S A A for ,Lf M ' nit.. ,ngnggsf-1'-??SE f' f -'f' ,' ' , t . 1 , -v--f.----. .,,, a. g l b ff Q J fl f sv 4 row, left to right: Jeff Fletcher, Jim Goodall, Joe Vitale, Rick Dueker, Mike Nuelle, Denny Bozesky, Dan Bollwerk, Mark Oldani, ker, Bob Saitta, Leo Warren, Jim Beck, Dave Hoffmeyer, Rick Nick LeGrand, Joe Kelley, Rick Spray, Craig Kammien, Kevin ltmann, Bob Zarinelli, Rick Rone, Al Carron, Joe Moynihan, McGrath, Joe Gremoldi, Enrico Lange. f Schuler, Craig Mathis, Coach Jack Writer. Front row: Paul MK BASKETBALL The 1974-75 basketball season was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the Meramec Warriors, or so the team followers said. Obviously the team dldn't hear about it. They compiled a 9 win-3 loss league record, earning them second place in the league. A fine Forest Park team defeated our Warriors in the final league game to capture the championship with a 10 win-2 loss record. With the Warrior team losing only three ballplayers, next year may quite possibly be the year the first-place trophy is brought here. Many thanks and congratulations to Coach Jack Mimlitz and his entire team for an exciting season. 35105 NF.:-rf 3 ,- -ew- REEN .,, I X YI 1:-.4 ,mx 5 ..... 914 '-'- ,.',' V E5 3-.gf-. my m5'.5'q:fa.4,..g4ff' 74. 4-pi' 'i I 4 u .P i J f' 3 k' t, vi .... , ff ','4 7 , 7 As WJ.: K ' V -V .SN f L41 f 1- ,f ef ' -, Y , ' r 3, s --' - .-. if y 'V 5 ff ft: 7 Y ' is. 1, ,Lib H 'jg Tig A , 4, w V 'X 5 .5 ' ' tl KZ, '+y ,, A -ff' 1.9 A ...uL. ai I NU NMUNIN41 ,, x -'H lf lk' AS 929.1 WLMUL it W' E 40 ,,,,. ... ,M .4 ,QM W 'S y AN 1 I 'S gm X Q I wrvjliv ,L - ., , G u- X it X194 Qf' to right: Coach Jack Mimlitz, Ron Percy, Gary Post, Scott Boyd, Pau' Lewandowski, Gary Wideman. Not ilte, Randy Viefhaus, John Flaiz, Robert Williams, Mike Pate, Al MCMSHH. ,R W ,wvyrm-.H N '- W - w 'fun - Md. pictured: Ken iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii W ' r P QTD EW M f' .. ,, 1 -' . p, T, A T . f sf-ww ' 'x ' A ,, asian' NOW: if ,A K 3, , - A .fmih - yo, M y ,V . I msmsmm .Ev gf .,,i,,,, ' ' 'Ya ' P . ,mm L, VQLQS uf C ' . X - ,M 4.:., Ac, ,uw ' ,X ,M W, ,, 4 ., sis- ' ' ag 1 wif. Y . , ..... , , . 9 g li . iw 1 . 5, 31 X qs ff .S -. swt .9 ,,, at T' f. J 'X ?'QQ.A f Q l . Nw We' li T r , ' V 5 - Z f nf V I Nr K Q E ' A J SL! X ,F N.. ' V -1 L 'X . T w s 13 M ' 'I ra. 1' 'N V l is nd p 6 X x. as S ' W -Q I 1 1 5 .Q W W' .ff . Sf' ,iq png, PM 1 ,yilfef C X BASKETBALL The Women's Basketball Team took the seaso with a 20-9-0 record. They participated in the stat' tourney-the only junior college to do so. ln th Nationals the Warriors won 1 game and lost 2 game Vicky Schneider was the high scorer for the seaso followed by Kathleen Toal. Mary Colleen Toal led i rebounds followed by Carole Whittaker. Other tear members were Cathy Palazolo, JoAnn Weinstruen Peggy Mulvihill, Aileen Mongey, Joan Barro, Suu Benwell and Gina Faulstich. kwa args?- -iw Wmwfmlr . fx ev- 4, qi f- , ',.2i, M. , g,,M,,..,,.,., wwf ws' 'g+ Ja K .. ' ' tsifnxwat . X S. f t X Sffrqpgl V' at - . K ly-vfstjf - W' C ,li YN 'Ti W.. K, Q f i 2 - mqawhw . .. JN-V Z H fa ', QR ,,, 'I r hh El' 'EJ i ' S Q .Q LT- ,, ' n Y ' ', 3' - , a ri1 f.+fz' gf .. 74' fv'-r 'W ' aa? -nv- I .Y A Q if v I X 57 .wwf-ft' WRESTLING The Nleramec Wrestling Team completed a 7-8-0 season without men in the 190 and heavyweight classes. Theoretically the mat-men should have had a 10-5-0 record since 3 games were lost by only 1 or 2 points and the forfeit of a weight class is 6 points to the opposing team. Mike Slyman was the only wrestler to go to nationals this year. He held the season with a 22-1-1 record, was the Region 16 118 lb. champion, and the outstanding wrestler at the Iowa Inter-regionals. His nationals record was 2-1. s SQA, N Xi N Q ,,,,..s.,,....s-f,-be X E S winin- K W N-at l' , ' '11 X., X :sag 1 . , - 44 , ft' ,H w ji ,-x 3 . I we .K X , 5f 'f -9 lx J, , vvfv vh Jnt row, left to right: Bob Gamewell, Flon Crouch, Pat Harr, Mike Slider, Dennis Weil, Bob Tesson, Kevin Maher, Steve Brocks. Not fman, Ed Ohlman. Back row: Ray Frye, Aaron Anyon, Ricky pictured: Coach Ron lvlirikitani. f '11 SWIMMING The Swim Team went to Detroit to the regionals as they have for the past six years only they didn't come away first this year, lacking the five points necessary for the win. Still, the team won ten of the eighteen events and managed to set records in the process. Many of the swimmers going to Nationals ranked very high in standings in individual and relay events. Mark Arendes ranked eighth in the nation in the 50 yd. freestyle, Dave Barnes fourth in the 100 yd. breaststroke and tenth in the 200 yd., Chuck Dupree placed sixth for the 400 Individual medley, Joe Hawkins ranked fifth and tenth for 100 yd. and 200 yd. backstroke respectively and Howard Sheets tied in the standings for eighth in the 100 yd. butterfly and tenth in the 200 yd. category. Q 61 CROSS COUNTRY The 1974 Meramec Cross Country team, without a doubt, proved to be the best in the school's history. Meramec posted its second consecutive perfect dual- meet season with victories over Lincoln Land Q23-3611, Longview Q15-501, Danville Q15-505, Greenville Q15-441, and highly regarded Westminister Q22-33l. One of their season goals was to win the Region 16 Championship, which they did for the third consecutive year. The team scores were: Meramec 20, Forissant Valley 43, and Longview 67. Ron Stetina set a new course record of 27:40 in his second regional cham- pionship win, leading MCC to the top four positions. Following Ron was Jack Lindsey 28:11, Denis Baumstark 28:45 and Glen Bartholomew 29:11. The top seven runners then flew to Eugene, Oregon in the National Junior College Cross Country Cham- pionships on November 9th. We were rewarded with an excellent 5th place finish with two runners, Ron Stetina 4th and Jack Lindsey 10th, receiving All-American honors. They were followed by Denis Baumstark 58th, Glen Bartholomew 62nd, Gary Ryan 115th, Ron Ander- son 144th and Mike Rafferty 165th. Next year's team will surely miss Ron Stetina, Jack Lindsey, Gary Ryan and Ron Anderson: but with Denis Baumstark, Glen Bartholomew, Mike Rafferty and Mark Randolph returning for the 1975 season, the team will be looking to improve on its 5th place finish when it travels to Rochester, Minnesota. 'W H '2',, is . X AX N X X X1 wg, .svsff NX F 5 5, ks AX 'NNN Left to right: Ron Anderson, Glenn Bartholomew, Jack Lindsey, Dennis Baumstark, Mike Rafferty, Gary Ryan, Ron Stetina Coach Roger Bowen. VOLLEYBALL Meramec's Women's Volleyball Warriors pl fourth in the nation in the NJCAA Women's lnvitat Volleyball Championships at Catonsville, Maryland. team went into the tournament with a 22-7 season re including the Region 16 Championship. Carole l taker was chosen for the 2nd 1974 NJCAA Al Tournament Team. Q - , f? mv ,agp Back row: Sue Benwell, Barb Danner, Carole Whittaker, Jean Colleen Toal. Kathy Flapice. Not pictured: Patty Enders and! Boschert, Kathleen Toal. First row: Terri Diffley, Mary Freund, Mary SUS B3STiaI'I- TENNIS The MCC Tenms Team IS coached by Jack Writer d the members are Kevin Maher Wayne Cobertson nb Striler, Rick Harrold Don Earry Terry Plattmburg n Teachout, Steve Oppllger Dave Kreutz and Bob 'ake. 'vvvw-ak-wsu., ag., nyqb 'pyq 5'o'o'o v'v 5033.053 f Cv. 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If only every student at every collei could be afforded this opportunity . . . A year passes so quickly. . .and as always there are many things I would have liked to do but didn't have ll time . . . and there were people met once and not seen again, or people talked to that would or could ha become friends . . . l'd like to give special thanks to Robert Abbott and Tom Nord who worked the whole year and never seemi to mind the endless hours in the dark room, and to David Schmitt who was always there to help when no one ey was, and to DeLancey Smith without whom this would never have been possible. Smile. l A word to next year's editor-l hope you have such fine photographers and as great a group of people share an office with as I did this year-also, be sure to get started earlier than you think you should-the deadlines are monsters. A Wendy Can Editor-in-Chief ............. .......................................................... W endy Carly Staff Photographers .......... ....................... R obert Abbott, Tom Nord, Gig Taylor, Wendy Cari Contributing Photographers ...... Tom Bruce, Robert Cummings, Steve Crowder, John Hilgert, Larry Kub:: Bob O'Niel, Dave Schmitt, Barry Silverman, Bob Tay, Research and Writers ........ Ann Albert, Marianne Colter, Mike Higgins, Claire Kuchner, Todd Nloehlmaiz, Wally Rutherford, Teresa Schmidt, Dave Schmitt, Hank Schwartz, DeLancey Smi 1 l , i Cover ................ ......................................................... L arry Kuban, Tom Nea Faculty Advisor . . . ........ DeLancey Srr' l il il i .HW 1 5 1 inlet' vollgzgiulel l1l'f!QS.ll1f!,! 3 191, vu A f '31 3 liz, 'W'?ij'1L A 1 1L,- . . -' . :7117 ' I '15 , -:gin 1 ' i ' ?'. ':i, V - 1-1 .141 -1 1 I - IT 1 1. 1 1 1 1 f. ' f' , - 1 1- Q -, , 'V q',1f1f1'1. '31,-E1 :Nw '- 11' .1 ,UQ -gs: 1 - 1 . ,1 ' -2 , ' Li, 1:5-,j. Q '1':0 -11? mf f' '1'. ,Wg ni 1 1, '1 'g'.f' 45. 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