St Teresas Academy - Avila Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

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The STA girl matures as she learns to ask those difficult questions concerning her life and the world around her. She develops ideas and feelings about herself and others; and finds herself testing those ideas and feel- ings for their truth and wholeness. Drawing on Page 1 of Cat Stevens was done by Mary Ammatelli 2 St. Teresa Academy Kansas City, Missouri 3 new ideas new facets new expressions The SCHOOL COMMUNITY ORGANIZA- TION goal for this year was the promotion of spirit and unity. The first activity, an all-school Mass planned by the faculty, successfully launched us into a year of real spirit and fun. In October the winds were gentle with all the homemade advisory kites; and a special ribbon went to Sr. Michaela’s advisory for the “best looking” kite, while Mrs. Fuhrman’s advisory took the prize for the longest flying kite. On the Friday before Halloween, students paid one dollar to the Missions for the privilege of com- ing to school in full costume. •A Don’t you feel a change a coming from another side of time, breaking down the walls of silence lifting shadows from your mind. Placing back the missing mirrors that before you couldn’t find filling mysteries of emptiness that yesterday left behind. And we all know it’s better Yesterday has past now let’s all start the living for the one that’s going to last. Yes, we all know it’s better yesterday has past now let’s all start the living for the one that’s going to last. Don’t you feel the day is coming that will stay and remain when your children see the answers that you saw the same when the clouds have all gone there will be no more rain and the beauty of all things is uncovered again. And we all know it’s better Yesterday has past Now let’s all start the living for the one that’s going to last. Don’t you feel the day is coming and it won’t be too soon when the people of the world can all live in one room • when we shake off the ancient shake off the ancient chains of our tomb we will all be born again of the eternal womb. And we all know it’s better Yesterday has past now let’s all start the living for the one that’s going to last. Lyrics and Music by Cat Stevens c 1971 FRESHWATER MUSIC. LTD.. England Controlled in the Western Hemisphere by IRVING MUSIC, INC. (BMI) All Rights Reserved Used by Permission 6 learning—growing remind us that it is impossible to stay the same During the school year, one day a month has been dedicated to FACULTY IN-SERVICE DAYS. Students, parents, and invited guests are generally among the day’s participants. This year the in-service days have been geared toward investigating the future and the changes that the future will bring to STA students. The students have played a key role in the discussions despite their reluc- tance to give up a “free-day”. However, usu- ally after hot coffee and donuts, the group plunges into the program designed by a fac- ulty planning committee. learning—growing- -opening new doors II r i u a D O z; The Hotel President was the setting for this year’s Teresian Dance. The queen, Bobbi Orford, reigned over the dance with her at- tendants. Mary McQuaid, junior, and Ann Cosgrove, sophomore. The all-woman band, KC JUNCTION, provided the music for the evening, including the theme song, “All in Love is Fair”. 14 Father-Daughter Banquet On January 27th, fathers and daughters gath- ered together once again for their annual din- ner dance. The banquet, which was held at the Gold Buffet began with cocktails, followed by dinner and dancing with music by the Boos Bros. The highlight of the evening was the dance contest—this year’s winners were Susie Adams and her father. 16 don’t you feel the day is coming that will stay and remain when your children see the answers The annual Hollyberry Boutique and the Auction are the main money-making activities spon- sored by the Mothers’ Guild and the Fathers’ Force. On December 3, beautiful gifts, handmade by mothers, students, and faculty, were sold at the Hol- lyberry Boutique. Cookies, cakes, and other baked goods were available in addition to a lun- cheon menu. Through the dili- gent efforts of our mothers, the Boutique was a huge success. On the following night it was the fathers’ turn. At the BASH Auc- tion, cars, vacations, dinners with celebrities, televisions, and vari- ous other items were auctioned off to net a grand total of $25,000 for St. Teresa’s Academy. On December 17 18, the Glee Club, Concert Choir, and Sophomore Chorus, under the direction of Jude Guden- kauf, presented their annual Christmas Concert. The Christmas carols ranged from the traditional as in “Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus” to the contemporary: “We Wish You the Merriest.” The soloists were Roberta Gum- bel and Christy Meinhardt. 22 Christmas Concert 23 26 On February 19, parents, teachers, and alumnae gath- ered at the Plaza Inn to honor the class of 1927, of which Mrs. Adah Downey Teasdale, mother of Gov. Jo- seph Teasdale, is a member. The evening of fun began at 7:00 with cocktails, followed by dinner. When dinner was over and the last dish cleared away, the show be- gan. With “The History of STA” as a theme and featur- ing the Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, and the STA dancers, the performance opened with a rendition of “Kansas City” and continued from there with selections ranging from the “Windmoor Fight Song” to the dra- matic close of “Climb Every Mountain.” Tony Dipardo and his band then took over with music and dancing until 1:00. 27 Close Up On January 30th nineteen STA’ers left KCI with Sr. Rose Mershon for a week of learning and laughter in Washington, D.C. In those few short days in the capitol city they saw all they had expected to see ... senators, buildings, museums, embassies ... but they also grasped so much more. They saw that it is possible for anyone to make an impact on our government. They also realized that our representatives really care about their constituents. 28 The W.P.A. dance in February was a huge suc- cess. This was the first dance to be held in the school gym in ten years. Couples entering the dance were handed a ticket with a number on it along with a Mardi Gras mask. Clowns and mas- ked monsters mingled with the crowd of smiling faces spreading the Mardi Gras theme. In the cen- ter of the gym was a net of balloons which was dropped during the last hour of the night. The balloons popped immediately, spreading confetti around the room. 30 32 33 (Lower center)SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (left to righQMary Beth Ayl- ward. President; Maggie Sweeney, Treasurer; Beth Teson, Secretary; Kathy Massman, Vice-President (Right)FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS (left to right) Katie McNamara, Treasurer; Kita Kemp, President; Courtney Kraus. Vice-President; Ann Blanton. Secretary. (Below)SCO OFFICERS (back, left to right) Rachel Thornton. Linda Far- nen, Susan Slubbers, Amy Winslow, (front, left to right)Joanie Van Dyke. Molly Mitchell, Cheryl Reintjes. 34 Officers (Lcft)SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (left to right)Carol Aylward, Pres- ident: Marianne Bradley. Treasurer: Susan Goetz, Vice-President: Terri Hastings, Secretary 4 (Bclow)JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (left to right) Cris Monahan. Vice- President; Martha Fritzlen, Treasurer; Colleen Brice. President; Cathy Cor- nell, Secretary. FACULTY 37 Sr. Helen Zambrowicz—Administrator Pam McIntyre—Associative Principal for Faculty Services and Science Sr. Elizabeth Deutsch—Associative Principal for Par- ent Services Sr. Maria Joseph Walsh—Associative Principal for Student Services and Religion ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM 38 Father Paul Blaes—Chaplain and Religion .19 Sr. Marie Tucker—English Sr. Ursula Marie Dolan—English Resource Center Mary Graves—English Kathy Milligan—English 41 Dennis Meier—English Beverly Dickinson—Library Clerical Assistant Nancy Nestor—Business 43 Sr. Eileen Smits Science Mildred Hazlett—Science Margie Garies Math Science Testing Center Sr. Margaret Ruth Mahoney—Science Lab Assistant 44 Gayle Johnson—Mathematics Pam Seger— Mathematics Sr. Carol Jauquet—Mathematics 45 THE BEAUTY OF ALL THINGS IS UNCOVERE Donna Fuhrman—Social Studies Judy Schwentker—Home Sr. Rose Mershon—Social Studies Patricia Gallagher—Social Studies Jean Hall—Social Studies Martha Hughes—Home Economics Sr. Michaela Zahner—Social Studies Jude Gudenkauf—Choral Music and Voice Sue Christenson—Physical Education • i'V-;- j mm ISgSBBftsa Sr. Barbara Jennings—Religion Sr. Judith Miniace—Speech and Drama 48 Adelaide Donahue—Religion Resource Center 49 Sr. Loretta HerkenhofT—Registrar Mrs. Grace Perkins—Housekeeping Mrs. Mary Donovan—Secretary Mrs. Fahey—Switchboard 50 Sr. Judith Klump—Religion Florence Meier—Religion Sr. Rosemary Flanigan—Religion Art Shepherd—Religion Changes I. . .Freshman. . .Changes II. . .sophomore. . .Changes III. . .junior 52 And we all know it’s better Yesterday has past now let’s all start the living for the one that’s going to last 53 Karen Abram ’79 Ann Adams ’78 Aimee Adkins ’79 Brenda Adkins ’80 Beth Allegri ’78 Mary Ammatelli ’78 Teresa Ammatelli '80 Carol Amor '80 Cathy Amor ’79 Teri Amor ’78 Candy Anderson ’79 Winnie Anderson ’79 Carol Aylward ’79 Kathleen Aylward '80 Shauna Aylward ’80 Camille Azar ’80 Aunna Baker ’80 Peggy Baker ’79 Janice Balke ’79 Denise Bantrup ’80 54 I—I ysoi hown L J Susanne Barr ’80 Deborah Bartimus ’80 Terri Baucrs ’78 Carla Belt ’80 Debby Berg ’79 Maggie Bessenbacher ’79 Cecelia Beullens ’79 Denise Biersmith '80 Carol Binnie ’80 Kathy Bisaha ’78 Sally Blake ’80 Anne Blanton ’80 Laura Blanton ’79 Lori Boushala ’79 Monica Boyd ’80 Cathy Bradley ’79 Marianne Bradley ’79 Teresa Bradley ’80 Susan Bradley ’78 Annette Brennan ’80 Molly Brennan ’80 Colleen Brice ’78 Margaret Brock ’80 Kerry Browne ’78 Mary Beth Brun ’79 Mary Bruno '80 Deborah Buffington ’78 Minncttc Bumpus ’78 Yvette Bumpus ’80 Megan Burke ’78 Patty Burns ’78 56 Diane Burrichtcr ’80 Laura Burrill ’80 Carolyn Butler ’78 Rose Maria Camp ’80 Tanya Carrington ’78 Mary Ann Cartclla ’78 Lois Cascio ’80 Rose Casteneda '79 Kaelan Castrop ’80 Paula Chappell ’80 Veronica Coleman ’80 Alesia Collins ’79 Theresa Collins 78 Margaret Comford ’79 Susan Comford ’78 Christine Compton ’79 Barbara Concannon ’78 Mary Coppingcr ’78 Susan Coppingcr ’80 Polly Cordcs ’79 Susan Cordes ’79 Cathy Cornell ’78 Susan Cornish ’80 Elvira Coronado ’79 Ann Cosgrove ’79 Judy Cox ’79 Anne Craddock ’78 Michelle Craddock ’80 Jean Crass ’80 Robin Crawford ’78 57 Judy Cresswell ’80 Chris Crosby ’78 Carolyn Crowley ’79 Janet Cruciani ’80 Carolyn Culver ’78 Kerry Cutcliff ’79 Margaret Daly ’78 Peggy Daly ’78 Christina Daugherty ’79 Julie Davis ’79 Sherri Davis ’80 Carol Dercher ’78 Joni Dickinson ’80 Janet Dobson ’78 Mary Dobson ’80 58 Peggy Donohue ’80 Deaun Dorssom ’80 Carol Douglas ’80 Maureen Doyle ’80 Kelly Drummond ’80 Anita Duchardt ’80 Helen Dunlap ’80 Debbie Dwight ’79 Nancy Ecord ’78 Beth Ecton ’80 Tracy Edralin ‘80 Barbara Ehli ’79 Eileen Fagan ’78 Mary Failoni ’80 Linda Farnen ’78 Mary Farnen ’78 Joanne Fasl ’78 Missy Faubion ’79 59 Michelle Fay ’79 Ann Fern ’78 Patricia Finn ’79 Patty Fisherkeller ’78 Megan Fitzsimmons ’80 Claudia Flaherty ’78 Mary Ann Flaherty ’80 Rebecca Flaherty ’79 Kim Flavin ’78 Mary Flavin ’79 Martha Fleming ’78 Kathy Flemington ’80 Ann Foley ’78 Christine Foley ’78 Colleen Foley ’79 Helen Foley ’80 Lisa Franke ’79 Meredith Freeman ’80 Martha Fritzlen ’78 Bridget Galey ’79 60 Cindy Garcia ’79 Mary Gassman ’78 Jackie Gciscl ’79 Janet Geisel ’78 Katie Geisel ’79 Mary Gibbons ’79 Suzanne Giblin ’80 Kathy Gillespie ’78 Sharon Glaze ’78 Amy Glotzbach ’79 Valerie Glynn ’79 Susan Goetz ’79 Irene Gordon ’78 Rhonda Greene ’80 Cheryl Groll ’78 Jane Growney ’80 Roberta Gumbel ’78 Linda Gund ’80 Teresa Gutierrez ’79 Mary Hadel ’78 61 Teresa Hadel ’80 Meg Hare ’79 Rose Harmon ’79 Nancy Hartnett ’80 Theresa Hastings ’79 Patty Heider ’78 Rachel Herrera ’78 Kathy Higgins ’78 Deborah Hill ‘80 Patricia I lodes ’80 Sue Modes ’78 Karen Hogan ’80 Kathy Hogan ’80 Carla Houston ’80 Jane Immcnschuh ’79 Karen Ireland ’80 Amy Ismcrt ’79 Tina Iwerson ’78 Kathy Jackson ’78 Diane Janner ’78 62 Karen Johnson 79 Sarah Jo Johnson ’80 Jo Anne Johnston ’79 Wendy Johnston ’79 Elizabeth Jones ’80 Mary Kapscmalis ’79 Jean Karl ’78 Julie Karl ’80 Jennifer Keller ’80 Moira Kelly ’78 Lisa Kclsaw ’80 Cindy Kemna ’78 Debi Kemp ’79 Nekita Kemp ’80 Karyn Kennaley ’79 Kathy Kent ’79 Lynn King ’79 63 Nancy Kitchin ’78 Karen Koehler ’80 Katherine Kos ’79 Courtney Kraus ’80 Connie Kurzdorfer ’80 Linda Lafferty ’78 Judi Larson ’80 Judy Latcnser ’80 Cecilia Leon ’78 Chris Lewis ’78 Lisa Lewis ’80 Carol Lillis ’78 Cindy Lillis ’78 Lisa Lillis ’80 Annette Lipari ’79 Patty Livingston ’80 Cindy Lamas ’78 Nancy Lombardino ’80 FILLING MYSTERIES OF EMPTINESS Kim Long ’80 Mary Helen Lopez ’80 Colleen Lowe ’80 Peggy Lucas ’78 Julie Lynn ’78 Maryelen Maggard ’78 64 Eve Malachek ’78 Lisa Marietti ’80 Ann Martin ’78 Gibrettc Martin ’80 Ann McAuliffe ’78 Laurie McCarthy ’80 Gieryl McCorkindale ’80 Sheila McKenna ’80 Katie McNamara 80 Chris McNellis 78 Janice McNellis ’80 Mary McQuaid ’78 Chris Meagher ’79 Kathleen Meagher ’80 Rita Medellin ’80 Libby Meinhardt ’78 Alison Merrigan ’80 Maureen Mertes ’79 65 Brigid Meyer ’79 Genevieve Meyers ’79 Gina Meyers ’80 Anne Miller ’79 Molly Mitchell ’80 Nonie Mitchell ’78 Cris Monahan ’78 Mary Montag ’80 Carlya Moore ’79 Kathy Moore ’79 Julie Moroney ’78 Kathy Morris ’78 Nancy Morris ’78 Paula Morris ’80 Suzanne Mullins ’80 Maleca Murphy ’78 Gwen Musegaas ’78 Kathy Musick ’80 Martha Neenan ’80 Brigid Neville ’80 Patty Neville ’79 Carmelita Newman ’79 Mary Lou Nigro ’78 66 Teresa Ninci ’78 Pamela Nix ’80 Kathy North ’79 Anne O’Brien ’78 Joellen O’Byrne ’80 Anne O’Connell ’80 Marci O’Connor ’80 Susan Oesterly ’78 Mary O’Hara ’78 Jean O’Laughlin ’80 Christine Olson ’80 Lori Orpin ’80 Teresa Orpin ’78 Colleen O’Sullivan ’79 Diana Oyer ’80 Julie Paradise ’80 Nancy Patterson ’80 Sylvia Perez ’80 Virginia Perez 80 Eileen Peterson ’80 Kathy Peterson ’78 Hattie Pfeifauf ’80 Shannon Phelan ’80 Ursula Phinney ’78 Sherrie Polselli ’78 Lisa Pretzl ’78 Sherri Price ’79 Stella Quiason ’80 Jacki Quick ’80 Ellen Quinly ’79 Andria Raby ’80 Lisa Raimo ’80 Janice Rauch ’78 Terry Raumschuh ’79 Rebecca Regan ’78 68 Joanic Rcichmcier ’79 Nikki Renaud ’79 Marla Reynolds ’80 Kathy Riggs ’79 Paula Riordan ’79 Theresa Riordan ’80 Hazel Ritchie ’80 Lola Rocha ’80 Teresa Rocha ’79 Lisa Rodarte ’78 Barbara Roleke ’79 Jeanette Ross ’79 mm HOVVN HOWN Diane Rowland ’79 Laura Rowland ’78 Molly Rowley ’78 Sylvan Ruiz ’80 69 Simone Rumble ’78 Ann Runyan ’80 Meg Runyan ’78 Kendra Russell ’80 Margaret Russell ’78 Patty Russell ’80 Cheryl Saffcll ’80 Alicia Salinas ’80 Kari Salvatori ’78 Rebecca Sandow ’78 Linda Saulet ’78 Maureen Savage ’80 Kathleen Scanlon ’78 Francine Scarcello ’79 Carolyn Schlocgcl ’80 Teresa Schmicdeler ’79 Sharon Schmuke ’80 Kathy Schneider ’78 Nancy Schneider ’80 Shelly Schorgl ’78 Jenny Schudy ’78 Janet Schultz ’78 70 Cathy Schweiger ’79 Laurie Schweiger ’79 Mary Serrano ’80 Holly Shea ’80 Molly Sheehan ’78 Susan Sieben ’80 Julie Silks ’79 Susan Singleton ’78 Robyn Slaughter ’79 Diana Slickman ’79 Linda Smith ’80 Wendy Spachman ’80 Gina Specse ’79 Nancy Spence ’79 Sherri Spencer ’79 Jean Spreitzer ’79 Pamela Staples ’80 Karen Stevinson ’80 Jane Stock ’79 Cindy Struemph ’78 Corinne Stueve ’80 Colleen Sullivan ’78 Lynn Sullivan ’79 71 Mary Sullivan ’79 Marie Svaglic ’79 Gina Tamasi ’79 JiU Thornhill ’79 Marcia Toplikar ’80 Denise Torres ’79 Rita Torres ’78 Sheila Travc ’80 Susan Troupe ’78 Lisa Tuccillo ’80 Toni Tuccillo ’78 Joan Turgeon ’79 Tina Tutera ’79 Patti Vandergriff ’79 Joane VanDykc ’79 Diana Viani ’79 Jeneen Wainstock ’79 Maura Walker ’78 Denise Watts ’79 Nancy Webb ’78 72 Margaret Welch ’79 Kathleen Welsh ’80 Jenny Whalen ’80 Giristina White ’80 Marie Whittemore ’78 Bridget Williams ’78 Sarah Williams ’78 Theresa Winas ’78 Mary Winger 78 Amy Winslow ’79 Suzy Winston ’80 Jessica Wright ’79 Anne Wunderlich ’78 Andrea Young ’79 Laurie Youngblood ’80 Lynnic Youngblood ’78 Laura Zapien ’78 Susan Zapien ’79 Jennifer Ziglinski ’80 Kristine Ziglinski ’80 73 74 75 SPORTS (Above)Varsity Basketball Team left to right—Mary Beth Ayl- ward, Aunna Baker, Maggie Sweeney, Joan Dors, Minnette Bumpus, Gina Meyers. Beth Teson, Yvette Bumpus. Carol Aylward, Sue Troupe. (Above-far right)Varsity Volleyball Team left to right-Mary Gassman, Mary Audley, Debbie Hellinger. Mary Coppinger. Margaret Russell, Cocoa McGraw (Right) Junior Varsity Basketball Team back row left to right- Jackie Quick, Karen Ireland, Ann Cosgrove. Meg Hare. Molly Mitchell, Moira Kelly, Kathleen Aylward, middle Katie Gei- sel, Mary Flaherty, Julie Paradise, Carla Houston, Kathleen Meagher, front—Colleen O’Sullivan, Molly Brennan, Teresa Ammatelli (Far right) Junior Varsity Volleyball Team left to right-Col- leen Brice, Terri Hastings. Katie Geiscl, Chris Meagher, Joanie Van Dyke, Carol Aylward, Diana Viani. 76 77 Dance Marat o St. Teresa Academy Gym was the site of the annual dance marathon held on Sunday, March 27th. Sponsored by the SCO, the proceeds from the event went to the Peruvian mis- sions. Rick Williams, dee-jay, led the students through nine hours of dancing with ten minute breaks every two hours. Awards were given to Paula Morris for the worst dressed and to Sylvia Perez for the best dressed. 8! The junior class experienced their first taste of “Seniority” when their class rings were presented to them on April 13. The ceremony beginning at 8:00 p.m. opened with a slide presentation accom- panied by the theme song “Friends.” Mary Beth Aylward, Acad- emy Girl and Mistress of Ceremonies, spoke on the school and its philosophy. Other guest speakers were Ms. Pam McIntyre, Sr. Elizabeth Deutsch, and Fr. Paul Blaise who blessed and distrib- uted the rings. The program was followed by a reception in Don- nelly Lounge. 82 83 84 85 TERESIAN STAFF Ellen Glotzbach. Rita Hessel (Co-Editors). Bridget Muller, Moira Kelly, Barbara Concannon. Mary Ammatelli. Lynnic Youngblood, Susan Singleton, Martha Fritzlen, Maura Walker. Kathy Higgins. Mary Beth Aylward, Carol Massman. DART STAFF Carol Rost. Sue O’Laughlin (Co-editors), Kathy Massman, Paula Schweiger, Susan Slubbers. Maura O’Connor. Connie Haden, Sally Alderman, Carol Massman, Mary Beth Aylward. Jane Nigro. Bridget Phillips, Cheryl Reintjes, Bobby Orford, Susie Adams. Susan Martin. Laurie Meyer, Debbie Duch- ardu Peggy Cox. Dart and Teresian Staffs 86 87 “You Gotta Have Art” was the theme for Fine Arts Week, May first through the fifth. Students displayed their talents by singing in the Spring Concert, exhibiting art work, recit- ing poetry and recreating scenes from several Broadway plays. Students were also invited to visit art and acting classes during the week. One of the many highlights of the week was the tribute paid to Jude Gudenkauf by the Ad- vanced Chorus during the Spring Concert. Jude retired af- ter four years as choral director and forty years of teach- ing. She was presented flowers and a congratulatory citation signed by Senator Harry Wiggins from the Mis- souri Senate. 88 Fine Arts Week 89 90 Family Picnic May 11 was the date set for the Annual Family Picnic. Prayers for a sunny day were answered and the largest crowd ever turned out. The food, ranging from outdoor grilled hotdogs and hamburgers to baked beans and chocolate cake, was delicious. While parents were relaxing and enjoying the weather, the kids were playing football, frisbee, and having water gun fights. 92 This year’s prom was held at the Plaza Inn International Hotel. Dancing and listening pleasure was provided by the popular band. Grand Slam. Halfway through the dance, the band took a break while the Prom Committee partici- pated in the Grand March. Making the final entrance were the queen, Mary Worm- ington and the junior atten- dants, Kathy Higgins (left) and Nonie Mitchell (right). After-prom, at King Louie West, involved bowling, pool, ice-skating, and pinball until 4:00 in the morning. Prom 1977, as in the past, proved to be as exciting and exhausting as everyone had anticipated. -O ■u King Louie West 95 And we all know it’s better Yesterday has past now let’s all start the living for the one that’s going to last 97 Mary Beth Aylward was chosen Academy Girl 1977 by the faculty and senior class. An active participant in the school, Mary was class president her junior and senior year, photographer for the Dart and yearbook staff, homeroom rep. soph- omore year and co-captain of the basketball team. She attended several lead- ership seminars and received numerous scholarships. 98 Academy Girl — Mary Beth Aylward The class of ’ll ventured to Colorado for the annual Se- nior Ski Trip. The group left STA by bus March 14 and arrived at Idlewild the next day. They stayed at the Idle- wild Lodge but experienced skiers were allowed to com- mute to Winter Park for the more difficult slopes. The girls enjoyed such activities as skiing, swimming, and card play- ing. All arrived back Friday the 18th, tired, but wanting to return. 100 Lisa Abram Susan Adams Sally Alderman Denise Amor Mary Audley 107 Belinda Blake Tammy Bowman Kathy Booth Barbara Brennan 108 Nancy Brown Cheryl Chapman Carla Chiavola Krista Chown Carolyn Campbell Judy Cornish Ann Crass Diane Dobson Margaret Cox Anne Deuschle Debbie DeBlase Amy Donnelly Ellen Donohue Joan Dors Ql Debbie Duckhardt Debbie Dukovich Linda Egie Marcia Drummond Joan Dyche Patricia Glynn Laure Gravino Nancy Gonzalez Constance Haden 113 Susan Hodes Benita Hyche Kathleen Ingraham Mary Hamilton Rita Hessel Deborah Bellinger Julie Hicks Teresa Kitchin 115 Teresa Klos Laurie Koppen Theresa Lodde Leslie Logan Nancy Kraus Elaine Koehler Monica Levens 116 Carol Massman Kathryn Massman Colleen McGraw Virginia Lucas Susan Martin Julie Lorhan Mary Mclnerney Christina Meinhardt Laurie Meyer Holly McLear Tammy Morgan 118 Lisa Muehlebach Maria Nava Donna Newman Jane Nigro 119 Maureen O’Brien Maura O’Connor Noreen Orford t . Susan O’Laughiin Mary Beth O’Rourke 120 Peggy O’Sullivan Bridget Peterson Bridget Phillips Laura Outland Sharon Perez 12 Cheryl Reintjes Mary Kristine Riggs Beth Reichmeier Diane Ritchie 122 123 Teresa Ryffe Patricia Shine Holly Schorgl Eileen Straub Paula Schweiger Susan Stubbers 124 Jeanne Turgeon Julie Ungashick Theresa Viani Patrice Welch Laura Whittaker 126 Mary Wormington Annalisa Zapien Ann Yeoman Kathleen Ziglinski 127 Miss Nestor’s Advisory D204 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 77 you need me li ke a hole in the head — TOM SCANLON Sales Associate a friend of the., class of 77 J.C. NICHOLS COMPANY 523-8515 523-4460 Home Brookside Office Specializing in houses in the Country Club District '32 CECIL’S 66 SERVICE STATION Phillips Tires Batteries Tune Up Brake Service Cecil Saulsbury Owner 6244 Main Kansas City, Missouri, 64113 J2.1L. 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JOSEPH S. HUGHES I HAD JUNIORITIS ONCE. TOO I'M SR. CAROL S LITTLE PIG JVD IN MEMORY OF NANCY VANDERGRIFF ED KAROSIE ISMERT FAMILY MR MRS. BERNARD JANNER JOE IS ON THE GO! KANSAS CITY WILBERT VAULT CO Division of Sloan Enterprises. Inc. KAYQ COUNTRY PLUS RADIO 1190AM KEN-REMEMBER SLAMMING THE DOOR MR. MRS. RALPH C. KENT GERTRUDE KING 333-0855 Campbell-Leonard ERA Realtor MRS. MARY JANE KING BERNIE AND BILL KNIPP COMPLIMENTS OF GENEVIEVE KOPP THE GEORGE KOPP FAMILY MRS. NAOMI LAFFERTY “LIBRARIES ARE PEOPLE PLACES JOHN J. LOFTUS LIFE INSURANCE LONG-HAIRED COUNTRY BOYC.D.B. LOTS OF LUCK FOR 3 BUCKS LOVE LYRIC! LYRIC OPERA LOVE PAT-SUE VANDERGRIFF O IT LOVE STA’ERS SPECIALLY SENIORS And Freshmen O’Laughlins LUV AUNT JENNIE LUV AND HAPPINESS SUE QUIRARTE MAMA ROSA’S 508 W. 103rd MARGARET C. IS PEACHY-KEEN!! SEAN AND KEVIN MASCHLER LUCY Sc JOHN MASTERMAN GIRLS MCGOO LOVES STA GIRLS MR. MRS. DENNIS MEIER MEINERS THRIFTWAY 21 W. 63rd See Our Ad In Wed. Magazine MR Sc MRS. THOMAS P. 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OUR BEST TO BRIDGET-MARY ED OUR BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 77 Mr. Si Mrs. Truman Abram OUR BEST WISHES VERONICA MR Si MRS JAMES G OWENS PASTORAL PATROL LIVES FOREVER SISTER MARY THERESE PFEIFER PLEASE DROOL B.S. 74 POLLY FOR FROSH PRES. 1981 RATMEN HAVE CURLY TAILS T.B. “READ A BOOK TODAY !!! REMEMBER THE CONVENTION PARTIES From the “F-O-R-D Girls!!!!! REMEMBER THE WAY IT WAS IN '76 REMEMBER: WATERMELON ATJifcS Afternoon I )elighl. KC Count ry Club Flags Sc Red Convertibles Thanks Gang For Everything SALLY SUES-GOOD LUCK. LAR LISA. OH I’LL BE WITH YOU. LAR MR Sc MRS. CARL SCHLOEGEL MR. Sc MRS. FRANK SCHLOEGEL MR. MRS. JOSEPH SCHLOEGEL MR MRS ROBERT SCHLOEGEL SHAWNEE MISSION PHARMACY. INC 6100 Martway. Mission. Ks. MR Sc MRS LEROY SHEEHAN And Katy Says Hi! From Boulder SHIRTMAN-SAY IT WITH A SHIRT SOPHOMORES ARF. SPECIAL AIJNTIF. R SPIRIT OF 79 IS ALIVE!!!!!! S.T.A. ALUM AN AI ASSOCIATION MR MRS TIM STANTON STEW IS MY FAVORITE DINNER 7TSUMMER WAS FUN TO THE MAX TAB WAYNE AND BL53 LOVES YOU MR. MRS. JOSEPH P. TEASDALE TFRFS V R I OVFS Rll I Y OB TERESA I GET FAG WATSON! JILL THANK GOD FOR OLY-LRTLG. PO THERE’S SOMETHING ABOUT A FIRST Love You Never Forget. RLH THE BYRON THOMPSON FAMILY 3 DOWN I TO GO-GOOD LUCK MARY TO DONI-LOVE GARY TO A FRIEND TO THE GALS FROM THE GUYS AT Dirty Sally’s. 88’s to ya TO LALO WITH LOVE. SUSAN TO LINDA GUND FROM HER BIG SIS TO MY SISTER NANCY-BOB WEBB TO RENIE. MY TRUE FRIEND. KAREN TORREWHATSNEWDOG-DOOJUPEGRITBB TO STA GIRLS FACULTY: “Good Luck Always A Friend TO STA S GREATEST SALES REPS: Mary Beth Aylward. Carol Ann Aylward. Kathleen Aylward TO SUE AND MARGEE-MOM AND DAD TO TWO FUN GIRLS T.F. AND K.S. TRILOGY BOOKS-5006 MAIN STREET TRY HEARTER TO HAVE A HEART TS DSWILI.DPSJB.BB.AS[SI TO'l � _ TWELVE YEARS. THE END! The Hesse I Girls 69. 72. 74. 77 TWINS ARE FUNKY 2 DOWN I TO GO. 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