1968 - Brentwood High School Alumni Association

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Sue Anderson
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Them is :he rpirix
uhm backs ri nam no
victory.
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Sorgenfrei ‘f‘
Asxisiunl Evfilor
SPIRIT
The theme of the 1968
Eagle is “Spirir"_ The
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first ching \haK comes xo
mind is ihe excitement of
spon> and the support
of :he leams. However.
spirit rneans much more.
ye 1 r rfnl
nf .n.~,,urrg~rn»-nr in
li-inning.
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Cindy Locklnr
Photographer
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There is the spirit
of academic achieve.
ment.
There in the spirin
of being with others, Dolores Kemp
T;
Assistant Editor
Don_na Gilbert
Assxslanl lo the
Assis1an!Edilor5
OF BHS
Spirit is involved in
many channels of school
life. This yearbook hopes
to preserve a lillle of that
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feeling of pride and the
spirit that leads to suc
een.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS
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Foreword . .......... . _ . . . . 2-3
Dedication . . . . .
Administration . . .
Faculty
There is the _pirix
of seeking an in i
\idual goal,
Once:
Aelinuee
Spam
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Hman
Index
There ll | npeeinl
lvinlvllllh-lends
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Barb Sandhagen
Ph olugmpller
Sk ll d xeam effort: led In a llf d
year of undefeated iootblll
i s thmu h puc ice
HPI dhd h
The 1968 Eagle ls
Dedicated With Pride
To The BHS Football Teams
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Because of nheir excellent reeord, :he
Eagles received much pubne acclaim.
The BHS fm sweated through
the season with the te am.
BRENTWOOD EAGLES we are proud of You for the fame you
have earned for yourselves and for your school, by completing
three undefeated seasons. BHS’s football teams have compiled 27
victories. the longest winning streak in the area. This year the Eagles
were crowned Missouri Class M champions, To list all accomplish
ments and statistics of the past seasons would be impossible. There
is another story behind the statistics.
What made a small school like BHS able to do what other schools
can’t do? It could he the skill of individual players. However, one or
eleven players can’t win unless they work as a team. Through team
work and school spirit they just couldn’t lose.
Team mt-mhers were .mol ted -s\.:‘.
as-li\ities in <'lu~s .\< mil ,v»\1ux.
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School Board
Provides Leadership
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Mr. Robert J. Savage
Secretary
\lr< KI,¢r;;.m-l C. Herminghaus
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Dr. Richard J. W. Koopman
Vice-President
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Mr. Roy D. Cleveland
Director
Treanuer Director
Mr. Anthony C. Hrastich Dr. Victor Jones
Superintendent
And Staff Lead
The Way To
Better
,av-/_
Schools
l\lr. Rowland A, Bell
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_[ummDDr.
Ernest
Purkcy
Bwiness
Manager
redor
of Guidance
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Administrators Help Guide Student Affairs
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Mr. Huber! E. Filley
Principa
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My Nfd Wifks
Donald Coordinator
Schaeffer
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P'"'UP“lMr.
Curriculum
Staff Members Aid School Growth
Mrs, Lucille James
Senclary In Urs, Ym-por
Mrs. Frances Yaeger
Cafeteria Director
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l\lr>. Joel Killian
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Mrs. Katherine Niemeyer
Secrelnry Io Mr, Schae/fer
Mn. Amy Ruhland
Secretary to Mr. Filley
Mrs. Louise Caslleberry
Secrelnry la Mr. Wicks
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The
Faculty
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Mrs, Carmelila Alexander
\lr=. Fnlbn.\l»bo1t
H.S.Ed., Arkansas Suu: Univ.
H,~_ 1/,~».,,,~.,L,n;_ Enrrkn coufge.
Combination 7.
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Mr. Donald Anderson
Blu., sf. Lani; lnuflm of M-nic,
_u,M.. Washington Univ.
Cancer! Band, Cadet Band, Director
of Music
Sponsor: Drill Team, Tri-M, March
ing Band, and Pep Band.
\l|~. \4»x|na llnlmlwin
/4 ~ /1,/J \l_<r _ \l.-1, llirsuuri Univ
Mr, Jerome Burgoyn e
BS., vW,S., CMSC.
English III, IV,
sponwn Svninr cms. Cross Coun
(ry, and Track.
Mr. Harold Becker
H,S.,Ed., .\li.rsouri Univ.
spmh s, Public spmkang, Ma,».»u~
rf ! 4
ri History, ILS. Gnvemmem, and
Drnnralirn,
Sponsor: Thespians.
l\lr. Ralph Coerke
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Miss Marilyn Gran!
Mr. .lack Head
B.S,, So. Illinois Univ.
B.S., M_Ed., Drury College.
l.ibr»u'ian,
Spunwxr: Juni.-r Cln=s
4 m/fn-Iiip. \Vnr|.l Hur Ury.
>;- n~-ir _l\mi~r (`I,i~~.
/Usfbfa I, II. Trigonometry, Muh 7.
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Mrs. Nancy Hysom
/¢ A 11./rmiginn Una.
Ff.;\..|.|_1I_
ywi-~r lumi.r(Il.|~~.
B,S., Kansas Slate Unir.
l1~m.~m.1<a..g s, Hom.-mking I, II.
Mrs. Virginia Julyan
B.A., Wmhington Univ., M.A.Ed.,
Columbia Univ. Teacher: Cnllege.
Art 8. An I, II
Sponsor: An Club.
l\lr. Charles Kapfer
B.S.Ed., SEMO Stale College.
General Shop, Wrvodwnrking, Dlail
mg.
sp..n...f¢ Junior swarm Council.
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Mrs. Sue Kirlley
B.S.Ed., SEMO Sm le College. M .Ed..
Minauri Univ.
English II.
Sponlorz FTA.
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Mrs. Cheryl Kloclre
B.A., Augustana College.
English I.
Sponsor: Junior Student Council
and Freshman Class.
Mrs. Nina Knight > ~ \
B_s,, NEMO, MA., Missouri Um. \‘
General
Chemistry
spasm;science,
(fhomislry
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Mr. John Lauer
f\lr. Robert l.e\\`i.
Rh, \l,>.£d., A/:nm I
B.S,Ed., SEMO, MS., Washingzan
Univ.
Am. History and Physical Ed.
Sponsor: Golf and Junior Class.
Pswhol..g\ and C~un~>l
Spivnsrm l~"l`,\_
Mr. Harlan Lawson
B.S.Ed., CMSC_
Unified Geometry and Math Anal)
sis.
sponsor; s<.ph~.m»¢ Class and 7 and
8 lnlmmurals.
Mr. William'l_.ong
B.S., Nor!/I Carolina, .’|l.A., Wash ~
irlglvn Univ.
Combination 8, 7 and B Physical Ed,
and Health 10.
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Sponsor: Freshman Football and
vmny wfesiiing.
Mr. August Lombardo
HS., Washington Univ., B.A.Ed.,
Harris Teacher.: College, M.S.Ed.,
SIU.
Psychology and Counselor.
Sponsor: Junior Clan.
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Mr. John E. Titus
\li=s Am) Tabor
B.S,\ , ll'ns)|i/ngzmn l'r|i|*.
N h.,.\| Nnr~f».
B,S. Phys. Ed., M.5.Ed., CMSC, /lr#
mnre Gradual: Certificate, Phys.
Ed., Was/linglun Univ.
Health. Pbysiral Education.
Spunuur; Senior Class, Varsity Foot
Mrs. Lynette Turner
BJ., Mathematics, Ed., MIYIEHJI
Univ.
Algebra I, Science 7 and 8.
lull, Trark.
Mrs. Celia Ullrich
RA., French, Newcc/mb Cvllege.
lfremli l, Il, Ill, IV.
Sponsor: French Club.
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Mrs. Lillian Wickiser
B.S.Ed., NWMS College, M_A.Ed.,
Wushingmn Univ.
Combination 7.
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Mrs. Leon Zarrick
HM., Arthur Jurdln Couenlhly,
Mr. Peter Willenborg
AB., Phys. Ea., Lams c.»11¢,¢,
Mid., .lliswuli Univ.
Citizenship, Physical Education.
Sponsor: Freshman Football, Foot
ball, Freshman Basketball.
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Mrs. Dale Williams
Butler Univ.
H.S.Ed., Missouri Univ., MJ., Spml
Boys Glu Gab, Slril| Euemhla,
Mind Charm, Gemnl lui.
ish, lllilmix Univ.
Spanish I, Il, III.
Sponsor: Spanish Club.
Concert Choir, Girl: Gln ahh
S nsor: Madripl, Girl! Triple
Tlx; Boys Quum.

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C. I’ee~<»m, C. f\\~u1u
Ron nw ~_ Ulf-_Wr\l\
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People “lm
Keep Spirit
Rolling
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Library a>sisl,|n!5 W. hvlp in the libran W
leh m right* Ron one' Elm!-nh Pagc1_ Ned
Eydmann. Dau* Sowell. Rnu lun: M1s< Y\L\ri]\n
Cram, Mr. Wa\n<- Martin,
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Cunmdians and nuinlenanre mx-n whn help rmkr spirit fn RHS pnssihlv .mn If-(\ an righv.
Richard Morrison, 01115 Svhwvppv, Eur] Bamharl, Rnherl Lnunn, Leo Coggin,
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!-`|r~z lumh 4>»\~|4n:@ are, (mm Ich ru xighr, Raw urw: E. Ikmon, J. Brown, R, Baldwin, L, Lawson, M.
E....Af~_ J, mf_1u\1. RU.. mv; 1. sm. R, sum, n. cw, J. smnh, C. Cammy", s. Thompson. Rm
1/wwf >mi|h, T. Nnwvll, C, Shurv, N. Eydmnnn, T. Eggs-r~,
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Sfiuiml lunrlu assistants are, from lv!! In right, Raw onr: J. Jammu, M. McCurdy, C, Lncklar, K. BinggeIi.Ruw
mo. J. Buekér. J, Darst, J. LeClaire, V. Bvekman, N. Sfvrgvnfrei, T. Tnrbert. Rau/ three: G, Corey, J. Fallner, L.
Roh|n>rm, L. Berkman, S. Paul.
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Odin Bnldon
Truck l: Wledliu 2, 3,
4. Clpuiu 4; Mlrvhing
Bmd 2: Concert Bnd l,
2; Spanish Club 1
Larry Beekman
Mnclling Baud l, 2, 4; Can.
cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep
Band 3, 4; 'ni-M a, -1; Biology
Club l. 2; Chemistry Club 2,
3. 4, Trees. 4; NHS 3. 4; Mo.
Cur|tor‘| Award 4; Mon Mu.
aical 4.
W
l( uren Blanc
An Club 1 Mm Amsuc
Kay Bmggell
GAAl,1,3,4,Prn,4: Pep
all l, 3, I; G A _ 2,
I, 4; Clulamhultioor
A\||l¢¢i:4.
v°>‘Y
4
Donald Bliss
Bukelblll 2; Tuck l.
Cheryl Bolling
CAA 2. 3. 4; Concert
Choir 4, Girls Clee Club
3; cms' 'rn-Tran 4; Pep
Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Frenrh
Club 2, 4: FTA 4: Busi»
ness Club 4: Student
Council Rep. 3; Eagle!
Sul( 4; Eagle Sxall 4;
Cheerleader 3, 4; Class
Sec,-Tren. 1; Football
40,-;~‘
on
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Pmm Queen 3; Bear
All Around 4; Steering
Comm. 4.
Judy Bollinger
CAA 7, 3, 4; Eagleileu
2. 3, 4, C¢>C|p\|in 4;
Pap Club 1, Z 3, 4, Pres.
4; Gym Aux. 3. 4:
French Club 3, 4; FTA
Z 5. 4; Smdem Coun
dl lhp. 1, S¢c. 3: Ends!
Sul! 4 Au|.Ed.4: Engle
Nancy Bowman
GAA 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Rep.
4; Gym Am. 4; Business
Clllli 4; Entered from Alamo
gurda High Srlmul, Nrw Mexi
¢» s; GAA 1, 2; Biology Club
2; Science Club l; Sludenl
Council All, 1.
lla!!“Oil
4; qu-alimd
Scroll
C;
ly lo Suo
nnd 4.
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John Cahn
Football 3; Track 3; Gym
James Cameron
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All~
Am. 3; Best Dancer 4.
Conference 4. Hnnorab‘e
Mention All-District 4:
Basketball 2: Track 1. 2,
3, 4, Captain 4; Wres
tling 3; Buys Clee Club
4; Gym Asst. 2. 4; Class
Vice-Pres. 1,
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Susan Conner
Czirv Carter
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Concert Choir 41 Merril
ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4; con.
GAA 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club
2. 3: Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4;
Gym Asst. 4; French Club 1.
2, a, 4, Rep. 3, sn. 4; Fr/1
Crrl Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ftp
Band 1, 2, 3, ‘lvl Thri
1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4;
FMCC 1, 2; Chemistry Club
palns xx, 4. Plqymws 1,
2. 3. ~l'1 P1Ily’S l, 2, 3, 4;
Auditorium Crew 1, 2, 3,
4, Chief; Klum! Dramatic
1-~`
4; Curalofs Award 4; Play.
crews 2; Student Council Alt.
1; Eagle! Stall 4; Co»As§l.
4.
Editor 43 Eagle Staff 4; Quill
find Scroll 4; Honor Roll 1,
'l'imotl1\ Cook
Ah. 1: Claw Pm, 4;
Raymond Crowley
Football 3; Track 3; Wres
tling 3, 4; Thespian Appr".
xiu 4; Playmws 4; Plays 4:
Eagle! Stall 4; Eagle Stall
4: Entered from Chaminade
\'ir‘e~l7rr-\=. 3: l1e<t l’er
High School 21 Sofctr 1;
Sunullly 4,
Speech 1.
l"m1\l):|ll 1, 2, 3, 1; Wrvs
tline 2. 2, 1, c...c_.p1¢.an
4; f'f~~~ fimlnuy 2; NHS
2. 3: Ftuflenl Cnunrll
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Donald Dzlhlln
Renee Davis
Football 1; Trunk 2,3; Marcl1»
Eaglenes 4; Pep Club 1,
ing Band 1; Convert Band 1,
2, 3; French Club 2, 3;
2? Spanish Club l, 1 3, 4,
Biology Club 3
Pres. 2, sec. 4; Gym 4541. 3;
Business Club 4, Tren. 4,
Chemistry Club 3, 4, Treas. 3;
Sludem Cuunvil Rep. 1; Bm
makin, 4.
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Kurt Gebhard
Football 1. 2. 3, 4, Co
Thomas Gammon
Ba§ke(l\:||l l. 2; Busrlull l, 2.
3. 42 Bueam; Club 4.
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7 % G* , 4
Caplain 4; Basketball 1,
z, 3, 4, Cn-Captain 4;
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Buys
Clee Club 4; Spanish
Club 2. 3, 4: Bminesn
Iiluh 4. Vire~l’res. 4; Siu~
den! Council Rep. 4,
Tre1|s_ l; Class Pre<. 4;
All Stnlc 3, 4, ~\l|~lJi~.
nv
nic: 3, 4, f'\ll~Cnnference
3. 4; All-'lie-rm 3,113 Jr.
Sr. l'mm Euan 3; Boys
Fmn 3; lle=l All Around
4; S<~hulur»A1h|e1<- 4, Mo.
Finulisl. 4.
Engl;-ms .l, L \li, 3;
Donna Gilbert
CAA 2. 3; Girls cle. Club
3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, a, 4;
s;.;;;1»1. 01.111 1. 2. 3, 4;
4; Eagln sun 4; Eagle sim
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C,\.\ 2, 3. 4, Tr;~_|~ 4;
mn; mu- 41111; 3. 1;
French Club 2; swim; Club
1`T\ 1. 1. l.<;-1. 1; Bun
¢.:1..1; 1; C111-.;;a~;ry
4. Agn. 13.15101 4.
421.111 1; N115 .a. 1; Play
Cm. 1; 11.,n.,; 11411 2,
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4,
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Ninn ()ille~pif
Xlnrrhlne Banfl 1. 2, 3,
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Nicholas Ginos
Foolhall 1. 2, 3. 4. All-Con»
4; ('f|;nr»>rl Bnnul 1, 2, 3,
ference 4. Honorable Mention
1. l>;»pma;\; z_ I.i|-mm
4; In-,, (ilulv 1; I.i1;1;;ry
All-Di<tri\-I 4. Hu nomble Men
.\~~l. l, 2; lfrrnrli Club
l: l3u=inP== (`lul» i.
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iinn All-Sme; Baskenhall l:
Track l, 2; Baseball 3; Wres
nang 3; nrmhing Band 1,
Concert Band 1. 2. 3: Dance
Band 3: Tri-M 1: Spanish
Club 3. 4: Business Club 4:
Chemiary Club 3, 4; Student
Council Rep, 4; Class Sec.
Treas 2: .lr.~Sr. Prom Escort
3; Mos! Popular 4.
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Cynthia Colden
ll when Goorlman
GAA 4, un; mp. 4; Ea.
l-`n<;llmll 4; Basketlmll l;
gleues 4, ;\l1. 4; Pep (.|ub 4;
Gym Asst, 4; An Club 4;
Siudenr Council All. 4; Sreer.
ing Comm. 4.
Track l, 2. 3, 4; Wres
(ling 3, 4; Crnss Cnunlry
1, 2, 3; Cnnrrr! Band I,
2, 4; Tri»M 3; Spanish
Club l, 2, 3; Gym Am.
4; 1sa;,1..gy Club 1;
Chemielry Club 2; Mo.
(Iur.iu»r`s Awurd 4; Lel
tsr nf Commendation
NMSQT 4.
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James Grace
Gary Crindler
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All~C~»n
ference 4; Basketball l, 2, 3;
Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain
41 Marching Band l: Cnncerl
Band l, 2, 3, 4; Student Di
rector 1; Pep Band 4; Tri-M
2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, l’r1-L. 4; Stu
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dent Clluntil Rep, 2, ill. l,
Pres. 4; Stu-ring Cwmm. 3;
Hunm mn 1; :tim l_|lr~‘:ly rf.
Sufceed 4; \l~. Cur.itur`=
Award 4.
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Philip Hedrick
lvlicliael Hemphill
Traclr 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country
Baseball l, 2.
7. 3; Library Am. 4; French
Club 3; Gym Asst. 4.
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Thomas Henry
Susan Hen<on
GAA 2, 3, 4; Pep Clulv
l, 2, 3, 4; Gym A=st. 2.
Football 1; Track 1, 2; Cross
Country 2, 3; Concert Choir
2, 3, 4; Spanish Cluli l, Z;
4; FTA 4; An Club 4:
4; NHS 3; Student Council
Rep. 4; Class Pres. 3; Best
Quill and Srrnll 4, l’r<~~,
Library Asst. l; Gym Asst, 3,
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Business Club 4; liuglet
Staff 4; Eagle Stull 4;
Dancer 4; Mo. Curator's
4; Girls State 3.
Award 4.
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Cathy Hippert
CAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Span
ish Club 3, 4, Vice-Free.
4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4,
_loyce Horlapp
GAA 1. 2, 3, 4; Eaglettes 4;
Marrhiug Band 1, 2, 3; Cou»
cert Band l. 2. 3_ 4, l.i»
Pep Club 1, 2. 3, l; Gym
Rep. 2; rm 4; Play
llrarinn 3_ 4; Pep [Lind ll
cil Rep, l; Cheerleader
Asst. 4; FMCC 2; Binlfvtzy
Club 2; Chemistry Club 3;
Play Crews 1, 2, 3; Plays l.
Crew: 1; Student Coun
1, 3, 4, Captain 4: Steen
ing Comm. 3; Football
Prom Maid 3; Most
Populnr 4; Junior-Senior
Prom Maid, 4.
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Hodgin ' _ I Geraldine Hoffman
c1.n;.»n 51.1.1 1. ,. GAA z, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,
I' 1; 4; Chemistry Club 4.
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R1»1ln1‘\ ll;»u;; Rnnaltl Holcomb
F 11|ll1|l.k1l»||ll’§
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Convert4; Choir
2, 4;
l¥\I1ll1’\
\lJrvl1ing
BoysBand
Quartet
l1ll
1; n.1\.1
1_1 1; 4; Murm-hing
1,
l\11 |1111 I. __ 3: l`<'P
/3; »v~ ‘ 2; c..;.1-1-ft 1111.11 2, 4;
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llund 3; Pl.|y= l, 4.
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Daniel Hover
Football l. 2. 3. 4; Track
11111..1.11- 11.¢11
1 \l.z»-.1 f tl 1(1.rni4
1, 2, 3; Gym Am. 3, 4;
1 1.11111 11,11 2. 1;
Biology cmh 2; Chemis~
try Club 4.
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.lean Jnmma
GAA 2. 3, 1. Vim*-l’rc'1,
Karen Janssen
GAA 3; Girls Glee Club 4»
C;-11. 1141. 2. 4; l*"I`\ 4;
Frenrlt Club 2, 3; 4~ Sec. 2
Vice~Pres. 4; l°'l'A 4; Busi~
ness Clull 43 Eagle! Stall 4:
42 ffwnrert (flmir 4;
Spanish Club 2, 3, 4;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 42
Business Club 4; Cl1e=mi5~
h~~f»
ut t‘|.1|» 3, 1. l’n=<. 4;
NHS fl. 1: Eaglt-t Stall
1; 1141111 51111 4; Quill
and Srrnll 4; lllnorr
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lender 1; Honor 111111 7;
Mo. Curatl11r's Award 4;
lltnirvt-Senior Prom
QW", 4.
Sec. 4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3:
Engle 51.11 4; cu” su. 3.
Skerring Comm. 4; Football
Prom Maid 3.
Paul Jones
Entered from Southwest
High School 3; Baseball
F” "'l
1. 2; Student Council
1'
Rep. 1.
Richard Kanter
Football 4; Track 2, 3; Wres
tling 3, 4; Cross Country 3;
Boys Clue Club 1, 4; Spanish
Club 2, 3, 4; Entered from
sornhwen High Sami 2,
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lln~un\z\r\' Klaskin
Dolores Kemp
GAA 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4;
l"lÀ 3; Business Club 41
Esglsr srrff 4; Eagle sun 4,
Assn. Editor In Charge nl
A 2, _#_
3, 4; Gym .\_sr, 3;
F..-"fir Vluh 2, :s_ 1, Krp
-1; FTA 3, 4; msm.-_s
(inn, 1; Erwin sim 1,
Business.
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Ergie sim 4, s<.»~r.ng
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Basketball Z; Baseball 1, 2, 3.
CAA 2; E:igl¢~xu~= 2;
Conn-It Clmir 4: Girls
mee Club 3; Psp Club
1, 2, 3_ 4; Business (`lul\
4; Plays 1; Siudem
Cmrneil Ah. 1; Engle:
Sufi 4; Eagle Sufl»1_
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cms" choir 4; Spanish
Gary Kuelker
Club 4; Plays 4; En
tered from Mercy High
School 2
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Ronald Lindsey
Biology Club 1. 2; cllsmlslfy
Club 2, 3, 4, Vicf Pres. 4;
NHS 3. 4; Honor Roll 2, 4,
s, 1. Leu" of Commenda
linn NMSQT 4; Mo. Cural0r's
Award 4; Mus! Srlloltrslir 4.
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GAA 2. 3. 4; Marcin",
Band 1. 2: Concert Band
1. 2, 3, 4; Tri~M 1, 2. 3.
4, Sec. 4; All-Colmly
Band 3: Pep Club 1, 2,
3. 4: FMCC 1, 2; Chem
istry Club 4; Student
Cuuncil Rep. 4, All. 3,
vars Free. 1; Engl.”
Staff 4; Eagle Stuff 4;
Phowgranher 4: Best
Dressed 4.
James McCollum
.lohn Lowe
wlssllsng 2, Spanish
Club l, 2; FMCC 2;
Biology Club 2; Chemis
try Club 3, 4; NHS 3,
4; Play Crews 2, 3;
Plays 1; Sludenl Coun
4-il Rep. 1, All. 2, rms.
3; “ASC Convention 3;
Mo. Cur.;lInr's Award 4,
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Mary McCurdy
xlllffhlpg Band 1, 2, 3,
4, Majorflle 3, 4; Con
Laurie McDacle
GAA 3. 4; Concert Choir 4;
Dnnre Band 2. 3; Psp
Band 1, 2. 3, 4; '|'ri'M
3, Vice Pres. 3: I"lÀ 3, 4;
Ari Club 4: Play Crews 1;
Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, spe. 4:
fpfl Band 1, 2, 3, 4,
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2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Pres.
4: Spanish Cluh 2, 3. 4,
Piaplsl 2. 3, 4; Pep
1?
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Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 2,
3, 4; Business Club 4;
NHS 3, 4, vice Pres, 4;
Student Council Alt. 3,
Plays 3; Sxuclrnt Council Rep.
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Class Vice Pres. 2: Honor
Roll 7.
5, 6, 7; Mn. Curalnl-'s
Freshman Scholar 1, Mo.
cmlors Award 4; Mlm
Scholastic 4.
Charles Morris
if
1, 2, All. 2, vice Pm 4.
Workshop 3, Convention 4%
Eagle! Staff 4; Eagle Staff 4;
Spolligh! on Yomh 4; Quill
and Srroll 4; Cheerleader li
4; Honor R-411 1, 2, 3, 4,
Mary McNair
Spanish club 1, 2; Pep Club
1, 2, 3; Art Club 4; Business
Club 4, Play cfm 2, 3.
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Gym Asst. 4; French Club Z
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Lee Morris
Football 1; Marching Band
1, I; Oman Band I. 2, 3. 4:
Timothy Nisbet
Football 1, 3, 4; Ha<el1al|
2, 4; Spanish cm a, 4;
Library Asst. 1, Gym
Gym Ant. 4; Grelnistry Club
Asst. 3, 4.
3, Historian 3.
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Pep Club 2, a, 4, cyp.
Bappnplx 3, w'p~.21.pp z_ 4;
Marching Band 1: Crnwn
Assl. 3; Arl Clull 4; En
tered from Frankfurt
Senior High School,
Franlcfnrl, Mlrliigun 2;
Pep Club 1, Home EP.
Club 1; Library Asst. l;
FTA l.
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Sigi f\l. Offenbaclx
Band 1; Biology r,»p1» \_ 2:
Chpmulf, (npr. 2. 2. 4_ Hp.
lwriim 4; NHS ‘L 4; `Y_m~y..`
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2, 3. 4, T.
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Lynnel Ogen!
Concert Choir 2, 3;
Mmhapg napa 2, 3;
Concert Band l, 2, 3;
Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Li~
hrary Asst. 4: French
Club 2, 3; FTA 2, 3;
3
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Ar! Club 4,
Charlotte Pessoni
GAA 3; Marching Band 1;
Concert Band l, 2, S; Pep
Club l. 2: An Club 4: Pres.
1: Play Crew: 3; Best Dnuzer
Pamela Plagenz
GAA 2, 3. 4; Spani=l\
Club 3, 4; Pep Club l,
2, 3, 4; Gym Assr. 2:
French Club 1; FTA 3,
4; Thespians 2, 3, 4;
Playrrews 1, 2, 3; l’la)s
3; Student Council All.
3; Eagle! Slaff 1: Eagle
Slaff 4; Quill and Scroll
4. Treas 41 Moe! Dra<
marie 4.
GAA 3, 4. Rep. 4; £..;w.='.~
2, 3, 4. Sep. 4; Pep czpr. 1, :_
3, 4; Gym Asn 3, 4: P`m¢.h
Club 3, \'ire-Pres. <l; llu~i
ness Club 4: Sec. 4: Ch»‘nu>\r\
Club 4.
Charles Roper
Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co
Captnin 1. 4. All-Con
Barbara Sandbagen
GAA 3, 4: Concert Chuir 3
Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Cm
All-Metro 3, 4, All»Slnte
een Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tm
4; spanish Club 1, 2; PT
3, 4, Trans, 4; Chemist:
Basketball l, 2, 4; Truck
1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Chair
Club 4; Play Crews l; Eaglt
Staff 4; Eagle Stall 4: Phan
graphs: 4; Quill and Srrull <
ference 3. 4. All-District
3, 4. All-Suburban 3, 4,
3, 4, All-American 4:
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4; Steering Comm. 4;
Mus: Athletic 4.
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David Sapp
Matching Band l, 2;
Football I, 2. 3; Concert
Band 1, 2, 3; Tri-M 1, 2, 3;
Concert Band l, 2; Sp.1n»
ish Club 2, 3, 4; Cl|em»
Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice
Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Gym Asst. 4;
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Business Club 4: Student
€
istry Club 3, 4; Hum
Roll 1: Mo. Cura\or's
Award 4.
Council Rep. 3, 4; Steering
‘2
Comm. 3; Best Sense of
Humor 4.
Barbara Schif
GAA 2, 4; Concert Cboir 3,
4: Madrigal 3: Marching
r 1155!
Eaglel Stall 4; Eagle
Band l, 2, 3; Concert Band
1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3;
Staff 4.
Pup Band 2, 3; Tri-M 3;
Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club
2, 3, 4; Ar! Club 4; Biology
Club 2; Attended Lindwood
High School 2nd semester 3;
Lawrence Schmietler
Basketball 1; Library
Asst, 2; Biolngy Club 3;
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Robert Schmieder
Daniel Sharp
Gym Asst. 2; Projection
Club 2, Pres. 21 Eaglet
Baseball 1: Wrestling 3; Cross
Slalf 4; Eagle Staff 4.
Basketball 1, 2; Track 2;
Country 2. 3, 4: Marching
Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1,
2, 3, 4, Dance Bula 3; Pep
Band 3; Gym Asst. 2; Sm
den! Council Alt. 1.
3|
Don Slazinilr
Football I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball
1, 2; snnnisn Club 3, 4; Gym
Nancy Sorgenfrel
GAA z, 3, 4, mp. a;
Marching Band I, 2;
Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4;
Asst. 3: Business Club 4:
Tri-M 1, 2. 3, 4. Treas.
Student Council Rep. I.
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3, Vice Pres. 4; Pep
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym
Ant. 4; Chemistry Club
4; Student Council Rep.
2, Sec. 1: Eagle! Stall 4;
Eagle Staff 4, Asst. Edi
tor 4; Quill und Scroll 4,
Sec. 4; Cheerleader 1, 4;
Honor Roll 6; Mo. Cura
tor’s Award 4,
Terry Spiegel
Football 1; Art Club 4; Bi
Phyllis Sparks
snnnnn Club 2; Pep
Club l, 2, 3; Library
glogy Club 3; Spaniel: Club
Asst. 2, 3, 4; Gym Asst.
2, 3; FTA 2; Business
t;1
Club 4,
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Toby Thomas
Football 3; Baseball 3; Wrea
tling 3; Concert Choir 4;
Cyrn Asst. 3; French Cluh a;
Tlrespinns 3, 4; Play Crews 4;
Plays 4; Entered from Beau
mont High School 3: Swim
Team 1, 2; Tennis Team 1,
2; Student Council Rep. l, 2;
Rifle Club 2; Ninth Grade
cnnnn 1; r-mist-unn c|nh 2;
Library Asst, l.
T!
Mary Stevens
Girls Glee Club 3, 4, Sec.
3, Pres, 4; Pep Club 1, 2,
3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Gym
Ass1.4; Business Club 4:
Student Council Rep. 1,
3. Alt. 4, SASC Rep. 4;
4
Eagle! Staff 4; Eagle
Staff 4; Class Sec. 4;
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Charlotte Underwood
GAA a, 4; Pep Club 1;
Gym Asst. 4: Library
Asst. 2.
Anthony Stoverinlr
Laurence Volkening
Football 1; Bulrelball 1,
2; Track l,2, 3,4; Crou
/X'
Robert Warren
Football l, 2; Track l.
Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym
Asst. 2, 4; Chemistry
Club 3,
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Barbara Watkins
Gunther Weimann
Spanish Club 1,
3, 4; Busi
Pres. 4.
Biology Club l, 2; Chem
istry Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4;
NHS 3, 4; Trena, 4;
Honor Roll 2, 7; Mo,
Curalur’s Award 4,
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Carol White
Katherine Willey
GAA 2, 3, Eagienes 3,
All. 3; Girls Clee Club
1, 2; Pep Club l. 2, 3;
Library Asst. 3; French
Club 2: FTA Z, 3; Bi
Pep Club 1, 2, a,
3. 4: French
l"l'A 2, 3, 4:
Club 4;
Siudeuc
4
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ology Club 3; Thespians
3. 4; Play crews 2. Plays
1. 2, 3, Siudem Assn. lu
Direcmr 3; Student
Council Alt. 4,
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Josephine Zurbriggen
Carroll Wright
Concert Band 3, 4; Marching
Band 3, 4; Chemiszry Club 4
GAA l; Girls Glee Club
3; French Club 2% Busi»
Pep Club 4; French Club 4
ness Club 4; FMCC 2.
Biology Club 3; Entered from
Hazelwood High School
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Hazelwood, 3; Glee Club 2
GAA 2.
Lilce all seniors, the class
of '68 spent their last year
stumliing. joking, and anu
iou<|} awaiting graduation,
Klan) nvtivities, such as the
Senior-Faculty game, inter
rupted the regular routine
mul helped to make 1968 an
unforgettable year.
The Class
of
1969
Junior Clans officers are, left lo right, Rvw une: Terry Gaines, vice»presiden!;
Debbie Scholl, secretary-treasurer; Fred Wohschlaeger, president. The steering
committee members are, left to right, Rnw Iwo: Chris Adams, Debbie Byrd, Palli
llnssen. Row three: Kurt Niehoff, Alan Bott, Jim Pitman.
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Steve
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Senior Student Council worked to influence student government. ll got involved in some school rule
changes. Because ol' its efforts, girls can now wear vulotles, and juniors will get their senior rings ll the
end of their junior year. It was also involved in the closed lunchshift problem.
Student (founril entliusiasticnlly sponsored the traditional Canned Food Drive and the Talent Show. Sev
eral interesting assemblies came about through its efforts.
Fiie perruninent committees worked hard to make it a formative, exciting year.
R.-|»n-~.-n|_m\t-s un-. I--it ro right, Rau- une: rim-ai Huffman, Dr-lxhiv Byrd, mommy wadneiai, omg summmmier, rmehbie
Sth-.|¢, JJnH~ Kinder. Raw zu-a; Alan Bon, sw" Neu...i¢1,`»|, mfr cams, candy Lmklaf, David saw, Mr. Ned whit.,
sp..n~~r. R:/H rhrev: Kun Cehhnrd, Dennis M¢c<,,~, zach cmwfigm, ma Hogg, Tom Henry, Mark Henry.
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Senior and
Junior Student
Council Officers
Work Toward
Goals
Senior Student Council Officers, are If!! to right, Gary Crindler, pres'
idem; Laurie McDade, vice-president; Ruy Richter, treasurer; Chris
Adams. secretary.
New officers lake the oath of
office an xheir insmllanions,
junior Smdvm Cf-uncil Olfiius. ma li-/f zu riglu, Sow Sfh.-1:
amsum; ufbbic sfhmm, »a~.,»f¢,s.1.-n\_ suv o1,..n, W;
idem; Linda Hale. secmary.
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' VM >~¢r1r-nz Cfurnvrl Rt~m~t\n¢rm»@S mf, len m right, /ew 1: JW. sofgennea, Laura snyam, Amy Ra¢|ma§¢.\=, Carol
l \ l\ tt' ;,\ \\nt=_ _Lm [¥mr\ \[.|r\ llwung, Stuart \V,\ut. Howarrl Brooks. Row 2: Susan Gabauer, Donna Gaines,
. N it \ n\\ \I|ll~_ St|~|u l€~»llin~, (`.||h\ S|||l»|»~_ _lf-Im `\l\tIn-rt. Row 3: ‘\lrs. Cheryl Klocke, Mr. Charles Kapler.
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~:1v lm; ~tu»lent> are elected in the fall to represent their classes in Junior Student Council. These
~ lr- _xu»l<>~ T through ‘) take an active interest in school activities such as the canned food drive,
1»w\` url .x ]u|vi<>r High Spirit Wveck.
r v»5»r»~~»-ntr\li\e~ from Junior Student Council attend each Senior Student Council meeting to learn
it ml \. their goals.
_tumur stud-nt_C~unt it Altt-:nun-s ure. hum left tu right, Row I: Llmlu Schit, Mir; Sutton. Stephanie Hammock, Susan
hge.-rs. Krrndw :|».rgr|st,`.ludy Bovlum-, (intl <u\||»n, Alun W:-z|\l\\\l»<.ul_ Row 2: f\lrs. Cheryl Klocke, Carol Bolling, Barbara
blunklf-_ 'lovn Htupt-~_ Sheri Hurn~, Bunn l,t¢\i|\, (lt-ttrgv Ft~|n-r. Dun Tr.\vi~, Mr. Charles Kapffr.
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Throughout the year both Sr.
and Jr. Student council sponsored
many activities such as Sr. Week,
canned food drive, assemblies, and
dances,
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Q. Bnllmg, C. Aaanu, D. Hem", M. Hrad, L. Hale. Rau- nm; uf. ul... I'||fl.~l\, spnnwr; n. vvadludl. C, \x'ha¢¢, D. Snow, J. Bull
mgu, K. Sem". L, Gan. C, Bfinklnmr, J. Jones. J. Dmn, S. Hamm.,.~\_ 11. zufhnwn. Rau' mm, ru. rams. L_ limung D, Sum»
msr=f~l=s. S. While, P. Mc/niney. D. Roprr, S. Jnhnsnn. K. wun, |>. sfh»,.\m_ ir. wum, B, Wind. B. Muehlherg, Rau ¢ml,_- 0.
wang, ewenlcnrr, L, Shilling. N. Eulmunn, J. (inland, D. Mays, M. Emrry, A. Quinlan.
Rmrk. L. Robinson, K, Nmmlf, M. H » M. R 1 ' i ' ' ~ ‘
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Business Club
Encourages Students
l‘lf»T-68 was the first year for Business Club at
BHS, The cluli was open to all students, grades len
through twelve, who were currently enrolled in
business courses or who previously had been en
rolled. The purpose of the club is to broaden stu
dent knowledge of the St. Louis business commu
nity and encourage interest in business courses.
Business Club officers are, from left lo right: Mine ]l||el`l
Summers. sponsor; K. Gebhard, vice-president; K. Cell,
projects rhairman; D. Dahlin, treasurer; B. Watkins, |1res»
ident; G. Frossard, publicity cluirrnan; M. 0'Hnrs, sec
rem-y.
l ~.n»»~~ Vluh tm-tub.-rs tire. left ln right. Rau; one: M. 0`Hara. S. Parker. C. Delle. .|. Doyle, A. Quinlan, P. Janssen, M, Hull
n, It Kwmp_ K. Johnston, M. Lt-shy. Raw two: C. Wright, S. Grace. D. Smith, L. Savage. S. White, M, Stevens, K. Janssen,
I Rl|~km. *_ Ducry. K. Geisz, N. Bomtmn. Rau- three: J. Epstein, C. Putter, D. Sapp. G. Frossard, D. Dahlin, R. Hogg
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Business Club members are, left to right, Row one; L. Purdy, D. Gilbert. N. Gillespie, H. Connoyer,S. Neunuehel. K.Geb
hard, K. Kothe, D. Schott, G. Johnson, Row two: L. Foster, S. Henson. S. Rumpl, B. Htlltdley, K. Schafer. C. Gully, P
Ycgcnur,
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Byrd.C, While, Row three: B. Watkins, J. Jansma. P. Finot, I. De Mlrgel, M. McNair, M. cclndy, K. INC.
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Clubs Pursue Their Interests
Members of FFA are, left to right, Row une: S. Anderson, R. Klaskin, C. Bolling, M. Stewns, K. Janssen, S. Duccy, (1 White,
S. Canner, M. 0'Ha\'a, V. Beekman, B. Sandhngen. Raw Iwo: .l. Bollinger, L, l\IcDade, K. Sexton, K. Phillips, K. Durey. D,
Smith, I. Chapman, C. Brinkmeyer, L. Rehfeld, S. Henson, K. Ceisz. Row three: M. McCurdy, C. Hippert, J. Jansma. L.
Foster, P, Plagenz, J, Bollinger, D, Schott, C. Iohnson, M. Nloskulf, S. Parker, f\l_ f\lills.
FTA members had a chance to learn about the
many aspects of teaching through interesting speakers ‘
and programs, The club was one of the first to use
the new video tape machine in showing teaching ideas.
Art Club, new this year, gave students a chance to V
explore different types of art. Members worked on art l
projects as well as hearing speakers at meetings.
l FTA officers an-_ Ie/1 za righr:S. M.
0'l-iam. K LT<w=z.
Conner. B. Sandhagen, Mrs. Sue Kirlh-y. \lr. R.-lwr
Lewis
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Hahn, rms. Virginia Jultan, .pDn.0r_
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Cliemistry Club and
Biology Club
Have Active Year
\`li~n»\~r», Flnh nlfif--r< .\re. l»-ln ro right, Larry Beekman,
\rf.\~\1r»fx: Sigi Olfenhaih, hi=mrinn; Gunther Weimann,
~~r1_vrr»; Jwn Jm~"\~\~ vrfsid--nm, and Ron Lin<|~<-y, vice- Allow. Chemistry ayisxanrs are. leir Io righr, Ron Lindsey,
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Gunther Weimann, and Mark Savage. Below, Biology Club
officers ure, lelt to right. Bill Smith. vicachaimiun, and
Lnrry Robinson, chairman.
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Binlogy Club members are, left to rigln, Mr. Wray Darr, sponsor, B. Smith, T. Nov/ell, L_ Robinson, M. Pmlller, J. Dani,
T. Holland, and C. Baldwin.
Spirit” Into Print
Pam Plagem disirihules
individual pictures.
EACLET STAFF
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Other .loumalism II sfurlems are, Row one: Susan Anderson and
Nancy Sozgenfrei. Row Iwo: Cheryl Bolling, Cindy Locklar, Susan
Henson, and Dolores Kemp. Row three: Pam Plagenz, Barb Sand
hagen, Greg Crowley, Patrick Derickson, and Jean Jansma.
Copy to the printers, TODAY . . _ Friday
deadlines . . . The Eagle! Staff is responsible
for the monthly publication of the Euglcl.
The Eagle: has editorials and features cover
ing all faoeta of school life.
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Slndonls struggle lo mee:
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Cadet Band Trains For The Future
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_ , Cadet Band was organized to give the
,_ 1 Junior High students an opportunity to pre
pare lhcmselves for future musical work.
From Cade! Band in Junior High. they go
to surh organizations in Senior High as
Cones-rt Brand and Marching Band.
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_I-rhn~-»n, Arny Rx.\\ma§.»n_ cami, xml. Row mf Tom 'r.»f.~_ n...ma.- P|..»|,.§_ 1301, P.~a|»<~uy. uma Barker, su; Beahean,
,|n..».- R~\\a,.`<1.,\»1, Slum, simon Eichlvr, cuff lm, Tun, mrr.__ mn \li|<h»~l|, mm; Shaver. Howard Brooks, Jmm
~...m., mnnn Brow. Rf/u.~ zhrvf: Brure .‘\ndrrs<>n, sm sr..||mg< 'nm Hurrmn, §hr|run wharf, Pam Manu, Barbara Gar
~gnrna_ ,Iuhn Nanglv, Tum cams, (Jordon, Nuuer, r;.m1.». s.»hm-a.|.»f__1~n anim. Li-unqrd Pvnnock, Bin Wane, Nm camel,
Irma (1i;|r~pelli, uma Huw", Greg Rudeini, Mink s¢¢p|...,.~_ mmr r~»fkan§_ sms Scholl, Pere Hille. Raw /mf 'rom
T~-rberr. cuff P..u»r, Mm Terry_ quam.: direclon; David D»w¢1v_ _|am1,.`|<<-:_ 1301> Fry. Tucker Bodmin. Steve Anzle. Paul
Lu-1.1, Mike Um, sm Mem, Gm Byrd, Neil spfigm-, sw- xr,-a~..n_ Tum f\Iar>hal\. any Mecm. Hugh Wright. Mr.
mamma ,\m1<»~,n, nf. M. T. Juhnsnn, >p<,n>.,m.
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Junior Tri-M
Provides
Experience
Junior Tri-M is a national so
ciety to honor ]unior High mu
sicians. Selected students are in
vited to audition before the group.
If they can perform up to the
group siandards of Tri-M, they are
accepted. Tri-M provides much
needed experience for Junior High
students.
Junior Tri»M officers are, lei! to
right. Raw one: Jan Drury, president:
Sheri Burris, vice-president; Raw two:
Sue Eggers, secretary; Rick Much
treasurer; Linda Moore, hislorian.
Membeu of the Junior Tri-M Ire, left to right, Row one: Mrs. Betty Lou Carlton, sponsor; Pam Miller, lee Peterson, Sue
Glh-ref. hw Svrsenfm. Bryce Ferguson, Jiri Breckenridge. Laura Larson, Mmm ami, Angela Joseph, Debbie Mrxnagm.
Rw N01 SIIG Bum, Sunn Rollins, Cnhy Szubbr, Cindy Kem, Debbie Schwartz, Jan Drury, Sheri Burris, Kathy 'Iii-nm¢r~
berg, Moore, Rmdl Baldwin. Raw three: Brel Falkner, William Barker. Ted Holland, Mike Berry, Scott Savage, Rick
lueh, Rohm Halle, Ned Eydmum. Row four: Steve Schulz, John Nangle, David Prrkins, Pele Hi]]¢, Ted Dum, Ray Soon,
Dlvxd Barker, David Dnwdy, Bob Peabody, Stan §hillin|;.
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Senior Tri-M
Promotes
Better Music
Senior Tri-M is a national hon
or society for the propagation of
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good music. Talented Senior High
students are invited to join and
given an audition. The Modern
Music Masters perform for groups,
sponsor music oriented assemblies,
and, in general, help promote bet
ter music.
Senior Tri-M officers are, left ro right
Mary McCurdy, president; Cindy Look
lar, secretary; Nancy Sorgenfrel, \ice
president; Casey Geisz, treasurer; Jack
ie Redman, historian.
Mzllben of the Senior Tri-M Ire, left to i@l-it, Row one: .lim Krall, Barb Sandhagen, Jackie Redman Nancy Sorgenfrer
Bow two: Mr. Dauld Anderson, sponsor; Mary McCurdy, Laura Hanung, Cindy Lncklar, Bob Goodmm Raw three Ste\e
Ulrritlugu, Cuey Ceis, Cnty Grindler, Dave Sapp. Raw four: Kun Niehnff, Cliff Potter, Roger Corey Larry Beekman
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\I~=iiI~»r. of lhnr.-rl (llioir ore, lr-fx n» rigln, Raw one: Cathy Sim-kwr»ll_ L0i~ Eiuns, Juan Dr Mai-gel, Leigh Fosier,
Iwii liullmg, Blirliflli- E `¢..i,u.», mme Rr-dm", isiriirm iiur-i.ii>efg, umm wind, Kauiy Pmilaps, Debbie Byrd,
li iiizi llirwll, )I_|r\ |\_|l|», Razr luo: Linder Rchield, Sue Holriiinh, Jenn Jrinsrmn Virki Beekman, Laurie Harlung,
< inn i;r..ii.,~»\.»f, \'.rgsni. 5l1.|»er,\'iCki l*l,\s1y,K;\lhy Hill, Kirby Kuilw, 5ue Anderson, Barb Schif, Laurie McDade.
\ii,. i:i»»., \l~~k~Ii_ Run :hu-as Duiinr Con);-.i_ Toby '1`humu~, Slew Warsl, Reed Pitman, Charles Aull, Steve Coles
,~ii>~. ~».».. i<,.»ii\, xiifi llr-nri, Tom Torlierr, Tum livin). Raw jam; Ilmid Hugh;-<, Charles Bredwell, Ron Holcomb,
‘mi in ~_ im.; x.i,~.r Ihul Nh-yi-rs, Dun Howard, Joe Epslvin, Saou Hippen_
lm- In im-nil»<-r~ uf
i wi 4`h~ir_ ~r»li~f-ml
i ~i-lili~|»_ ~|ii<l\ mu~~
’ il rf-1 linif|ur>~ .ind in
f»z; ~‘»' |.\|i1»|i iuiiler Ilif
li»»~ ii-in of \lr~_ Lenin
/.ir 1 if l\.
lfrwli \¢-ar the Choir
ii»»rff»i|i\~ .il tlir Christ
m.i~ 1 mm-il. Rotary
(lulv. Fpring Convert,
mul gmvluiilirirx. The
time be-tiireri concerts
is Kpf-nt prafticing and
learning iliffcrcnt types
of music.
The members of Mndrignl arc, from left lo right. Rrfu~ une: Mary Kalb. Joan De Margel, Jackie
Redman, llarlmm Wind, Laurie llnrlung, Sue Anderson. Row Iwo: Stow Ward, Sreve Moritsugu,
Rim H~].~i»|n|i, (Iliff I’~»\\<~r, Simi- Cali-sviortlii.
The oflirers of Concert Choir are
lelk to righl, Row imc: Jackie Red
man, pmpmies and student di
recrm; Kathy Phillips, assi. ac
¢<.|..pmi5¢; Cheri Boiling, librar
ian; Debbie Byrd, secretary; Linda
Rehfeld, accompanist. Row Iwo:
'rom Henry, president; Ron Hol
comb, srudenr director; Dan
Howard, properties; Mrs. Leora
Zarrick, director.
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Junior High Choirs Sing and Learn
Members ul Seventh and Eighth Grade Choir are, lelt to right, Row one; D, Drake, C. Ermnran, D_ McKnight, J. Sm.-2. V
Roper, S. While, A. Rrormrasorr, P. Estzque, L_ Larson, s. wrsormr., K. Mfcrrmas, F. crm, C. Noonan, S. Brshrrr.. rr... 1.
Mrs. Beary Lou Carlton, sponsor, C. Smimh, B. Shonholz, G, Sutton, L. Sngds-r§, D. McNair, J. B<»r»hm~. P. Mlllvr, \\ Ii. »
Garegnani, L_ Peterson, J. Sorgenlrel, B. Ferguson, H. Derickson, V. Nuller, J. Rossin. Rau thier-.' C. Srhlf, N. Jv»hn~ :.
Head, C. Webster, C. Corey, C. Keasl, R. Campbell, C. Bolling, P. Summerscales, M_ Hippert, S. Shinkle. J. Linh. J. Vfxki
Hamilrorr. Row /our: J. Tor-rrsrna, C. srobbs, D. Reed, L. Topping, T. Horne, G. Bell, c. Miller, D. Jarolri, H n..».r.,-..
Berry, C. Shaver, D. Perkins, P. Armsey, E. Canes, D. Gaines, A, Moore. Row /ive: D, Grace, T. Budman, ll. Wnghl, T H "
man, A. Wealherhead, C. Crinstead, J. Lasker, H. Brooks, D. Simms, K. Ducey.
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“sullen of Ninth Gnd: Clmir ue, left no right, Raw one: T. Perkins, M. Olrrechl, R. Coleswurrhy, Raw Iwo: M. Suuon, S.
Humwk. B. Pulau, V. Taylor, M. Emery, M. Hwang, J. Marshall, D. Zimmerly. Raw rhree: L. Moore, E. Navirs, L Parry,
D. Hdlltr K. Pllflbty, S. Eggeri. J- Johnson, S. Henderson, D. Zurhriggen. Raw /our: D. Dwyer, B. Mark, D. Waldrop, J.
“Riff , for < , .3
` »..;a<k.,.n~; w..'~;
Junior High Presents "Tom Sawyer”
and “The Stuck Pot”
On April 18 and 19 the Ir. High presented the musical version ui “The Adventures of Tom
Sawyer". Left: Tom Sawyer (Pres Barker) defends his honor against the attacks of the Model
spy |Ke\in Durr,~>_ Right: rrryrrrr Jpr (Hugh Wright) digs in the graveyard watched by npr
Robinson (Tim Hoffman) and Muff Potter (Ray Scott).
Cast ol' Tom Smryer
' ~ l'~Il\ ._ Cath;
;r!w\E!‘
`»ii;,, ._
\Y~ :rl B~\ _
_iw ._
up Rrpr-r_
Stubbs
_ _ _ _ Pres Barker
._ _ Bryce Ferguson
Ku in Ducey
Chris Shaver
Rick Emas
tr
_ ._ __ ., Laura Larsen
lnrun Ju. __ _
_ __ _ __ _ Hugh Wright
H urhrm Finn ______ Rrrhy Agprrr
Mr tir.hhrr.» ..___.,_.___ Tum Harper
_app Lamren-ae _... nrhprah rurkrrrrhr
Jae Harper _ __ .___. Dennis Stubbs
Sid ,____ _ _ _ __ ___. Howard Brooks
Mr. Spraque ._ ..____ __ lim Linh
Mrs. Harper ___._.,___,. Sue Gabauer
Cast of The Stuck Paz
Martha Bruss
Dean Taggen
Grrre srrrgew ick ...... Apgela Joseph
Willard Sengewick , . _ _ Tom Heapes
Alice Sengewi clr ..._.._. Cathy Stubbs
Mary Thompkins _.__.. Laura Larson
Gail Treat .__,.., Jane Stone
Amy Caldwell ,...,_ ___, S hai-on White
Lucile Coulter ........ Mary Hippert
Julia __,.._..., _ _
Ruth .,..
Alberta .._.
Eunice
Ida ._._
.loan
Martha ._
Bula
_lim
Bill ,___
Pam Arr-nsey
Ann Moore
Carol Corey
Jeanne Smith
__ ,lan Breckenridge
Sharon Eichler
Elsa Carter
Larry Bush
“The Stunlr Po!" was prelented on October I8 and 19. In the pictnn u the
top, Pam Miller, Jane Sinn; Cathy Stubbs, and Laun hmm cheer on thi
_ _ _ _ Dave Perkins
ment of the winner of the ltrmlr pol.
Robert Beulrer
school in an early scene from “The Stuek Pot". Bottom: Gail Trent (Jus Sums),
Mary Thompkim (Laura Larson), Kay Emerson (Pun Hiller), all Alien
Sengewiek (Cathy Stubbs) rem to Hubert I-àmlly’a (Risky Agmi) annuals
~ r ,:`»rir_ hilsih _
if up
Play Crews
Put the Show
on the Road
Pl1\ crens \\nrk behind the scenes, painting, con
=tru<~||ng sr-!>, sewing. making up, etc, These stu
dent ne up their time and energy to help pu! the
how on the road.
Play crew chairmen are, from ld! lo right, Raw une: D. Smith,
B. Wind, W. Evans, M. Url, C. Sehgll. Raw tum: A, Boll, K. Hunter,
M, Moskoll, N. Joslin, 5. Armsey, R. Crowley.
Senior play crew members are,
from left to right, Row one: N.
Eydmann, C. Sehgnl, B. Coles
wonhy, M. Ura, C. Grinsrud, D.
Barker, H. Wright. L. Bulb. Raw
nw: C. Schou, J. Smith, S. Bnrbuy,
F. Carter, L. Herring, K. Andes
sun, K. Scan, V. Rohbennn. Ro:
thru: K, Hunter, B. Wind. M.
Sutton. D, Zimmerly, L Evans, N.
Joslin, P. Miller, R. Frankey, S.
Armsey. Rau: Iour: M. Mosknff. I.
Bruss, R. Crowley, M. Purkzy, P.
Meyers, P. Marial, A. Bon, D.
Jacobi.
c _ fl
rt.
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I .F_ `
I6 ,..¢
in ‘af vw
Mr David Ryan asain; behind \he
scenes
]'h' I embe ,f lm: 'h\,R n:M.Bdl.D.Sehnn|,L
s:iì:;¢,'QVlrff,"¥."ir.n_'1i."5m':=:nx, u.°#|,._ iii' Zulu. 1|-» rw: r. cum
B, Surgener, P. A|o\\i. L. Ohrechl, K. Timmerbcq, B. Plxllll. C. SGML K. l£|lli¢
Breckenridge,
Smith.
Llnon,
R. parks, I.J.Pennock
Row three: J. Schuman, V. Sehnl, R. Fni. T. lui /
..~_Qt
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Thespians Advance
The Dramatic Art
B
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l
.l
Officers of Thespianx are, Sitting from le/I la ' lu; Km
Pliillips, vin-pfesiaem; Alan Bon, president; Jug Redmalx
hlswnan; and Devm Smith, secretary-treasurer. Standing from
le/I lu light are Mr. Harold Becker and Mr. David lynn,
sponsors.
I`l\»> Tl\»>~pian< help make the plays at BHS
1 u we~=. Th:-5 he-lp rhoose the plays and
zu lun .xml nag# hands.
l»~\»|m- _i Tlwspinn »lunlen!s must have
X».£nt~_ ,-\p|>r¢-nti|~r> may amend meetings
\ 1-r hm- >e\\»n points.
»\l\r~ any wung /mm Ie/1 lo vighz
and Jan
l l l., vu-.|..~`m_ mm smm.,
~ ,vmf-"Q /mm /»/1 m righzr Pam
Plagenz,
r. \l`lr\ EIL-n \I<»=k~fl, Jim Kraft, Kathy
r V l.,\_l.~.f., v;r.md,»f sehgal, and Kamy
1.1
Thespian apprenlicei are, siniug,
row one, le/A ru right: Ted Dam,
Ray Sean, Dnid Newell. Ned
Eydmann, Tom Henpes, Cnig
Shure, and Clurles Baldwin. Sil
xing from le/¢ to right: Mary Suz
mn, Danna Schaeffer. June Bran,
and Melissa Heipenleiter. Standing
/rom If/r lo right: Sieve Amuey
Donna Tumor, Manln Bron, Bar
ham Wind, Mary Kllb, Lnun hx'
eon, Wanda Evans, md Cnml
Young.
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Kun Gel:/und, Chuck Ropzr
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Spirilfvl /fag/r'_\ /um/|1910 lhinl unzlff/1'r1lr1[ .\f'/nun with grwal 111'/vrnlirlaiiu/1 mul prille.
'|`||i< x~ Hu l4.m|||x\||1||1|n`! |w]i| w |||~- nrv~~||.||»a-r .|r||4|»>~ |||.|l ~.1]¢| |¢||'l\lw»m| |nuNn'! win .All their game! lglill lllil yell. 'nit
fluhfz kn~.». |h~» .»H.».| nl |»»_|mw-rk .»n|| Ihr- .nvlimflv Um -[rin-_ |h~» p|.|;rr< :hmugh _4 play, .1 gum:-, and the xenon. Row I: B. Nlcllllv
s. x|.,.-rw., >_ \. un".-|..-:_ n. I'»ln|.»n, n. 1s.,1|.n,<, |¢_ JJ.~\`,..._ \_ kenaf. s. lhul, U, Frrsc. R. Wucslling, J. Johnson, R. Bannel. R. Bunk
U. Wlnllr. H. w||||~1vn, B. Kimk, C. Ilrmlwull, W. [’|~rkin~4. Row 2' ll. Mullmall, Z. C1|l’lwl'ig}ll, D. Hllghtl, M. Toney, E. cliff T*
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Returning
Senior
r Lettermen
Kurt Cebhard
Senior
Dan Hover
Senior
_lame Cameron
Fred Wohlschlaeger
Junior
Nick Gina
Senior
Dave Hughes Bill Buckner
Junior Sophomore
Terry Gaines
Junior / `
Jim Pllman
Junior
Steve Thomas
Iunior
»$,`
Ca rlos Alzola
Senior
' av'ji
\~ 1
Cary Grindler
Senior
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7th and 8th Grade Basketball Use Skills
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Till and Hlll Gndm- Baskelball mx>n\l\er= Jn: lm-it lu rigln, Row om' |).l1r,|r\-, '\l (f.1N\.ll.l§r~»|»\~._| li\lz_ \l l _,
D, Paul, C. Shawl, B. Fislicr, l’. Sohhfl), B. Peabody, S, Angle, 'I`. Klurxrimfyvr, T. llmlrxun, 5 5ln|]m; Run r.
Burris, A. Wealherhend, R. Emqs, _l. Hale, ll. Brenlnn. D. Robberswn, T, l||>H|\\.in_ (1, K\nl~'~il|. I. Lx) \»~\ n. l. 4-vii
B. Thompson, H. Wxighl. C. Miller. L_ Penn-vi-L. Rau. rhree: S, Svhnn, N. 5|>¥UH“*‘» 5- K¥<“~~n. \. Mlm 1. *L \l=r~ V
Ginos, J. Rogers, M. Kneedlcr. C. Fislwr, Mr. Harlan Lawson, K, Rud\>~i||, li, .'\n|l»>r~|»|\. T. Fggv-r~_ Il l,|\m_ l' lr_.
sun, U. Heston, D. Jambi, R, Stull. J. Roehm, 5. Cunnuycr.
G m Assistants Aid Teachers
Gym Assistanls axe, left In right, Row ann: N, l]<|wn\.in, N. (Rmk, J. I¥|»llingvr, \, Quinlnn. NI. Huffman.
M.§l§vens,
M. 0'Hara.
Johnson,
N. Olson,
J. Junsmn,
S. (innnvr.
Rau nw>. HQ-n~|»ns.»fg.»,.`n.~a.
I. Hudapp L.
¢ 3 ¢. J. Ballinger,
L_ C.
Foster,
P. Brigham,
H. Taylor.
x. s...~~_,
<1 \.1..“.J.
c_ s;...|.»1i},`N.
Gym Assistants are, left lo right, Run/ one: R. Marion, D. Sapp. J. Camrnm, L. l\lnn'is, R. Crowley, S. Thomas.
Rnw lam: L. Vulkcnmg, B. Goodman, F. Wolilschlaegvn T. Henry, Il. Hughes, J. Oppcnheim, B. Jackson.
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Freshmen Show Effort
-elumn Basketball members are, left to right, Row one: Doug Heston, Jeff Carlton, Rick Much, Jim Smith, Dani de Ju; Clif!
nr\=§er_ Dennis Case, Mike Logan. Row two: Mr. Peter Willenborg, Scott Savage, Jul Stay, Brad Bunk, Rllldy s¢¢ll'i¢» Dive Slim,
\ lmmer, Tom Schuetl, James Jones, John McCrea, George Wohlschlaeger, and Ned Eydmum, manager.
With a squad of eighteen players, the Freshman
Basketball team finished the season with a seven
and seven record. Under the supervision of Coach
Willenborg, the team won second in the South
County Tournament. High Scorer for the team was
Doug Heston with 245 points, with James .lanes fol
lowing with 163 points.
Brentwood 52 Bayless 59
Brentwood 52 Maplewood 51
Brentwood 63 Steger 31
Brentwood Lafayette
Brentwood Wellston
Brentwood Plymouth
Brentwood West Ladue
Brentwood Aifton
Brentwood East Laclue
Brentwood Hancock
Brentwood Bayless
96
Brentvuudllltwo.
J V Team Shows
_ _ Brentwood Webizer Crows
Brentwood Uniuersiry Cizy
Prornlslng Future Brentwood Valley
Park
Brentwood Clayton
Brenrwood Priory
Brenrwood Hancock
Brentwood Eureka
Brenlwoad Maplewood
Brentwood Normandy
Brentwood A//mn
Brenxwood Bayless
Brenlwood Hancock
Brenzwvod Cibnull
Brentwood Eureka
Brentwoorl .llapleuood
Brenznnad Enrelu
Brenlunud Mapleuoo
Brenzwood Aman
Bfenliwod 34 Boilers 51
This year the JV
Eagles were led by
Stuart Booth. Conch
Booth received a
B.S.S.E. at Inhn
Brown University.
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30 ‘”
SkillJnlunon.
and delamination
were displayed
throughout
the seunn
all :heRaw
JV leam
leh Gary
in rialil,
Raw
one: Henson.
John Wusslgn
loc
liek Mnwkel,
mm az; Dick
I-lellwege,
Bob by
Bnmk,
wo: members,
Bill Jarkwn,
mrk,
Larry
Rlfk
Knight, Fred Hag, Victor lluigliim McNair, Rick Wuenliug, Chip Julian.
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Spirit Leads
Varsity Eagle
Cagemen Through
°67-°68 Season
‘SO
\
\'<r~rvv> H,\=\<e\lmll cagemen are, left rn right, Harry Connoyt-r_ Carlns Alznla, Srnlr Neunuebel. Fred Wohlschlzeger, Coach Paul Castle
wan, kurt Cr-lrhard, Bill Buckner, Casey Ceisz, Mer] Pohler, Hurlc) Straube. Kneeling are managers, Robert Dugger, Tom Torberl 'llrchael
0l»r~-1 »r~ xrmang from me picrure are mn Howard, chuck Roper, and Pr.a1La|<rmp_
` Brerrluood 60
Brentwnod 27
Brentwood 78
g Bffnraraad
, Brentwood sz
70
` swim-.md as
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Pnl
vs
lv
‘Q rr gf
Brentwood 56
Brerrruood 54
Brentwood 67
Breruwood 62
Unireuily City 56
Webster Crm-es 55
Valley Park
70
Clayton
Priory
Kinlaeh
64
62
$5
St. Charles
74
Ham-ark
58
62
Eureka
Maplewood
71
Brentuoad 53 Normandy
81
Brentwood 70
Brentwood 50
Brentwood 65
Brentwood 79
Brentwood 45
Brentwood 64
Brentwood Bl
Brentwood 66
Brentwood 50
Brentwood 42
Brentwood 70
Brentwood 61
85
68
44
62
62
Allton
Bayless
Hancock
Gibuul:
Bayless
.rlaplewoaa
Eureka
75
.Maplewood
65
A//ton
Barter:
Principia
Prep South
87
60
71
63
72
Returning
Lettermen
Bill
Buckner
Kun
Gehhard
Mer)
Pohle
(ù-capuins: Kun Cu\\h;\rd and Merl Pnhler.
Wrestlers Win Two, Tie One in Second Year
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rl=~~ ~»»~rr.r.g ».,\n.r ..r~_ l~~(r r.» nglrr. for W. B. Falknr-r, B. Yoder, T. cuok, weapon; L. Palm", G. lmrfy
rf ,. rf. , ru > rx.u1_ B. <:.~..1m,,., <» rrrrwr, r»r-.mprrsnr rs. wr.rr§0n,z_cmwfagh¢,s. rhomr
.v
'Y l Goodman puts the “Hurts” on.
Odice Baldon cleans mar will: opponent
Brentwood
Brentwood
Brentwood
Brentwood
Brentwood
Brentwood
Brentwood
' `-l‘><-IZ “rrslling wason was a suc»
lE» \.rr~rry Eaglm mm two and tied
' >n»[»r~\ement mer the 1966-67 season,
»|r>\-_.tml Xl Fairview 21
L1'~rrv»\ ‘ml ll Herkele) 35
R»|,¢»\,,.\.| l6 Amon 32
(.n,|<\h
Maplewood
Affton
Jennings
Maplewood
Hancock
Hancock
Clayton
w. Lang
il' _
Members ul the wrfmling rum are, left ur righr, Row one: S. Oflenbnch, D. Froesel, D. Nowell, G, Byrd, manlger; I. Cole, muu|er
5. Slqzln
ir;:an.rgvr; D. Supl. B. Barnes Row nw; J. Falkner, S. Abernathy, B, Woods, R. Bennet, M. Terry, B. Share, W. Conley R.
cm»1@,. ig,, eyors.
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Seven Returning Lettermen Lead Matmen
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ii
Co-caplain `
'nm 1
Odice Baldun
(,-f~J;,v`,¢1.
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Mike Terry gels in .1 bangle durinSune of lhe seasnrfs wrestling n\`\\rlw~
Lane Palmer
w
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Bah Goodmm R y Crowley
1 °*'
Jim Putman
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Eagles Have Successful Season
Members of the 1968 Varsity Baseball Team are, lei! to right, Raw anz: Coach Peter Willenhorg,
Kurt Ceblmrd, Gary Crindler, Paul Frese, Steve Thomas, Terrill Jones. Row nm: Ned Eydmnnn,
manager, Tim Nisbet, Merl Pohler, Clilf Potter, Ed Cnhr. Row three: Rick Moeckel, manager,
Trim Gammon, Scott Neunuehel, Hurley Straube, Rishard Wueslling.
Iln- Russ-ball Eagles had a fine season finishing
it nh .i rr-runl nf 8 wins and 7 losses, the hes! record
in t»-n }»-airs. Outstanding pitchers were Kurt Ceb
liarfl with 5 wins and 2 losses, Paul Frese with 2-3,
.mil Smtt Yeunuehel with l»2. Steve Thomas had
lil hits and batted in 12 runs. The leading hitters
[fir the team were Steve Thomas with a .391 aver»
age. \lerl Pohler 378. and Cary Grindler .362, Kurt
C»>l»hnrrl had an earned run average of 2.11.
Conch Willenhorg and the lnsebdl co-captains Meri Pohlef
(left) and Gary Grindler (right).
'|02 _
Members at the JV Baseball Team are, lett to right, Row one: Philip Cnanum, manager, Ian Bmckmridp, Bill Fran, Dmlh
Mnllmxn, Funk Cunetto, Jim Smith, Dennis Cue. Tom Bennet, Amold Binueli, mana er. Raw nu: Juhl llcCn|, Dlllil B
Jong, Scott Savage, Doug Dnlinglnn, David Frnesel, John Wunler, Joe Johnson, Bill flcksom, Breen Mltehll T1 Schutt,
James Jones, Conch Paul Castlzmnn.
i ¢<,a.`»§.»§{,
Three Lettermen Return in ’68
_urn Bon Mark
HenryIlmlivr
mu Haines
Junior
Junior
Three juniors heading this year’s golf team were Alan Bott, Mark
Henry, and Rick Haines. Mark and Rick were the two with the lowest
averages for the year.
Sourhmoor Country Club is the home course for the Brentwood
team. There they won two meets with Maplewood, and one with
Lutheran South.
This year’s team had many underclassmen. They were coached by
Mr. .lohn Lauer.
3` _
rat" - lEr;$¢‘i`
_ 5.3 _ ve
Member. of the was golf rem, leh to right, nw W; sms Mmgm, Mm
Boll., Casey Geisz, and Mark Henry. '
Gabauer, Rick Lalrala, and Jeff Carlton. Row ma: Coach Lauer, Rick Haines, Alan
Gulhuapuiuuhfuhnl.
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Track Has
Many Victories
.» ' %
\`),& 4' A5 im
@*~ :_ *Q
Q 9' Many hours of practice and coaching led to victories for the cindermen_ rv
_` if V illustrated in the pictures above and to the left.
\` `- _" Among the meets that the cindermen won this year are Duchesne lmii .V
» ' _ 'I tional, Clayton Invitational, Class M District. They finished third in the Sit
' l~
ai Indoor,
first in the State Outdoor, and second in South County Conierenrt
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Standing, left to right, are, Couch Jerome Burgoyne, Co-captain Robert Goodman, Co
captain James Cameron, and Coach John Titus.
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D in ~l\ irlw Larry Volkemng
David Head
The Cross Country team ended its third season
by winning three dual meets and finishing eighth
out of fifteen in the District Meet.
ln the District Meet at Jefferson Barracks, Kent
Kolaga was the only qualifier from Brentwood
eligible for the State Meet at Columbia.
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For the first time, the Junior Var<it\ athletic !v.w\~ hurl :lw l
own cheerleaders, made up of five soplroinore ;:irl<. Thr-5 l\r'[»
to promote the spirit for \he _l.\'. learns l»} partiripzltin; iii l~ I
assemblies and leading the Cheers at gruxrea \li~~ ,lrmwll iurum:
is Ihe squad sponsor.
Captain Karen Schaper
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' Lv. cheerleaders ure, lei! K0 righl, Cai] lolunslnnr, Linda Sznage, Drlvbir Ruprr, Dixie
_ _ Summnricales, Karen Sclxaper.
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1l<‘\'<>tP more limi' to all Vur~i\} ~|mrl~,
This \\z\< lhe fir>l your the Bri-'nI\\|»<»|l
wrestlers had rrheerlvmlers ut their mrf=\>.
The rheerlenden also attenvled spring
spnrts e\enls as a >qua<l for lhe first
time.
The new look for the clxeerleaflers \\a=
purple culotte jumpere with while turlle»
necks (as seen at the leltb. Thaw “ere
made for some of the lmskellmll games
and for spring sperm.
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L. Gan, D. Byrd, v. Hasty, Y. sms, D. smith. RW rw.” 5. Parker, s. Kolsbrrrr, M. Mans. c. Brarr1<rrrr,rr, N
Olson. P. Brigham, B. Hrrreu, M. Nuss, D. Berg. s. Mosher. R0u.~lh1ee: U.(friss, A. Qtrarrlrrrc. Adam~.]. xr-4.
man, K. Phillips, D. Schott, N. Cook, C. De\te, G. Gutierrez, B. Quinlan. Row /our: P. Janswn, L. Wcathuly, J,
Widtieldl, J. Bollinger, L. Volkening, L, Hartung, K. Sexton, L. Rekart, M. Leah), (I. Zurbriggen, K, ]ohn=tnn.
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So Let’s Hear It!
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Ms\“'¢NK. Bmiysli,
B, Walkin,
S. Ducey,
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H. Sandhagen,
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Eaglfrttfes Swing Into Action
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Eaglette officers are, lei! to right, Sue
Anderson, treasurer; Judy Bollinger.
ccrcaptaing Marilyn O'Hara, secretary;
Linda Rehfeld, captain,
During the 1967-68 season the Eaglettes marched at
the four home football games and at three home basketball
games. Other activities included exchanging halftime enter
tainment between Brentwood’s Drill Team and Afiton’s
Drill Team, performing for the St. Louis County Band
Directors, and marching at the All-School Pep Assemblies.
In addition to the regular uniforms, gold pom-poms
were added to the tennis shoes.
Drill Team sponsor is Mr. Don Anderson.
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Breckenridge, L. Larson, C. Smith, S, Eichler. Raw Iwo: M. Hippert, B. Ferguson, D. Reed, D. Prilzhlz, C. HDPE, J.
H.,.~im.», A. Richardson, P. Esrnque, L_ snydw, G. swim, D. McNair. Raw mmf L, Topping, B. I-lem, 1. wuaem, 1.
J.~k~.~., D wngm, P. summefwles, c. Bolling, s. cabmr, B. Gzregnani, S. nge", c. Webster. Rn /aw. L wma,
'\l. Ruiz, C. Mays, B. Surgener, R, MacAleney, C. Keast, M. Abram, A. James, J. Rossin, J. Sorgenfrf.-i.
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Officers of National Hmm Society nn, lah to rigln,
Row one: Lind: Rebleld, secreury; Mary l|tC\1:dy,
vice-president. Row tivo: Gunther weimaml, trealrer:
Gary Grindler, president.
Xt-\~ \HS offm-rs are being installed for 1968369 in im»
;:r»»:~i\» .uniilelight senir-P.
National Honor Society is an organization which recognizes scholarship, leadership,
service. and character.
Membership is based upon a 3.0 grade point average. When students achieve this, they
must be recommended by four teachers rating them on their abilities.
Xlemhers of NHS are junior and senior members and sophomore provisional members.
Sophomores may become active members as juniors and seniors.
A¢»ti\ities of NHS this year included two main things. Members tutored in the under
av-hie\ers program, and they sponsored an initiation to bring in new members in the
spring.
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Shore, Don Iffrig. Row rhree: Mr. Donald Cline, sponsor; Sean Neunuebel, Chip Julian, lim Hdilir. ld hah '|§|~
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Senivr md Junior members of NHS ue, left In right, Row one: Steve Armsey, Leigh Foster, Linda Rehield, Gunther
vmmm, lm nm, Linda cm, um, Taylor, Ph Brigham, shmey Kolnwn, Melissa Maur, Andrea Quinlan, nan,
Quinlan. RMU tivo: Cary Grindler, Nancy Sorgenirei, Sigi Offenbach, Ron Lindsey, JoAnne Bollinger, Nancy Olson, _lean
hluml Kristy Ceiu, Mnry McC\|rdy, Debbie Scholl. Row three: John Lnwe, Buh Kaiser, .lim Falkner, Alan Bun, Fred
Wohlsehlaeger, Mark Henry, Kurt Kolaga, Larry Beekman, David Head,.lnn LeClaire, Steve Moritsugu.
Senior members of NHS are, left to right, Row nne: Leigh Faster, Kristy
Geiu, .lean Jannna, Linda Rehfeld. Row Iwo: Gunther Weimann, Mary Mo
Curdy, Sigi Offenbsch, John Lowe. Row lhrez: Mr. Donald Cline, sponsor:
Larry Beekman, Gary Grindler.
are, ld! ua right, Row one: Nmcy Sorgcnhei, Linda Gm, Bu-in Taylur,
luv: Rohn Kaiser, Sun . .Inna lava, JnAlme Bollinger, Nancy
lm! lllne: .lk Falher, Alu had Wnhhehllager, Mak Huuy,
Stem llnriwlp, Stan Coleswnnhy.
uill and Scroll
Quill and Scroll is an international or
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Honors
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ideals.
Qualifications for Quill and Scroll in
clude being in the upper third of the class
in scholastic standing, must contribute to
the publication of either the Eagle or
Eaglet, and he must be recommended by
the sponsor.
BHS first chartered its membership in
1958. This year ten students received their
membership in Quill and Scroll.
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vice-president; Susan Henso l'\~
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Jean Jansma Reigns Over Junior-Senior Prom
"Conv With The Wind,” 1968
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The Juniors set a completely different scene |hi` \:
ranging their props in a fashion unlike Lhose of the i.,~
Gas lamps, wall murals, and cannons provided Lx =. _ .
atmosphere to express the theme of "Gone With the \\
at the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom. The thrune \\a~ se! t "
the side, surrounded by blue walls and covered with 6 \,,
The highlight of the evening was when Queen Jenn ],_r.- 1,
was led to her throne by Casey Geisz to be crourfr i lv, Lin
retiring queen, Jane Cole.
Preceding Jean's Coronation, the two special maids. Sl\,i\»r.
Ducey and Cathy Hippert, were escorted to the th mm in
Dan Howard and John Mnser.
Queen Jean, still unbelieving, then left her throne to lead
the coronation dance.
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Debbie Byrd Reigns
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With decorations of purple and gold, the
BHS gymnasium was the setting for the
coronation of the 1967 All Sports Prom.
As the coronation began, retiring queen
Cheri Bolling was first to enter, escorted
by Kurt Gebhard.
The two maids, Marcia Huffman, escorted
by co-captain Steve Thomas, and Patti Jans
sen, escorted by Chuck Roper, were next to
enter.
All heads turned as Queen Debbie Byrd
was escorted to her throne by co-captain
Fred Wohlschlaeger.
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Couples anxiuusly await the
crowning ot the new qurt-n.
Crowns, knights, shields, and draw
Class of ’68
Presents
“Camelot”
hridges all help set the mood for the
1967 Junior Senior Prom.
The highlight of the evening was
the Coronation ceremony. First to enter
was retiring Queen Sarah Carter. The
two maids, Kathy Reiclenbaugh and
Nancy Neunuebel followed. Appearing
last was the new 1967 Queen .lane
Cole.
The different aspects of the prmn .are shown in these pirrures. The
court, the couples enjoying lhennsebes, and the mam' hour; ni turd
work pu: into ir.
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iiiglii is filled willi thrilling eipiiiimm;
geuiiig yfiiii diploma, making ii speech,
and .iiisiiiig lm the wisioii.
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duesn’t exist.
It is qualting at the sound of your name being
called to the big desk in the front of the room.
It is the tears of frustration, the puzzlement of
total confusion, the grin of satisfaction, and the
gt-ined teeth of detemtiuation.
It is Llte total peace of an ideal that you have
nurtured and encouraged and fussed over and
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