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1964
PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS
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THE PRINCIPIA UPPER SCHOOL
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CONTENTS
Administration, Faculty, § Staff. . 1 2
Seniors . . .32
Underclassmen . . . 54
School Day . . .72
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Committees . . . 80
Activities
92
Sports . . . 100
Social Life. .138
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ADMINISTRATION
FACULTY AND STAFF
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OUR THANKS
TO MR. REMINGTON
Mr. Remington began his career at The Principia in 1922. He received his secondary education in Boston at the Boston Latin School and, after graduation, continued his education
at Harvard for two years. He then received an appointment from Henry Cabot Lodge, Sr.
to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. After two years at Annapolis, where
he ranked thirty-seventh in a class of one thousand, he returned to Harvard and there
received his B.A. He later did graduate work at the University of Virginia and at Washington University, where he received his Master's degree in pure mathematics. Mr. Remington came to Principia as teacher of math in the Upper School and Junior College.
When the four-year college was formed, he was asked to be Assistant Headmaster of
the Upper School.
During the years since then, Principians have come to know him as a scholar, an able
administrator, and a man of wide interests. He has a collection of butterflies including
every known species in the United States, among them a new species named after him because he discovered it; he is a collector of shells and the discoverer of two new species,
one of which bears his name. Also he grows beautiful prize-winning dahlias, as all of us
visitors to his office know.
All of us realize how much Mr. Remington has done for us in his position as Assistant
Headmaster. We might still be making out our schedules for that first day of class if Mr.
Remington hadn't spent a whole summer before in planning schedules to meet our many
individual needs. And those S.A.T. cards that no one knew how to fill out—or when and
where to send—would have missed the college registration deadline if not for Mr. Remington. Who knows how many of us Seniors would have made college for the coming year
if Mr. Remington hadn't been there to assure us that we could "still" take achievement
tests and that he would be sure to send our transcripts (the ones due the next day) in
"right away."
Some of us will remember with pleasure working with Mr. Remington on the Chapel
Committee, or learning to play chess in his Chess Club, or exploring with him the challenges of new math. All of us will remember visiting his office, where we found the Assistant Headmaster to be a valued counselor, helper, and friend.
Mr. Remington came to Principia with the idea of making this school his career. The
student body would like him to know that all forty-four years of his devoted service have
been appreciated.
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CLOCKWISE (starting at left): MR. DONALD
Director,
S. FOGG, Assistant
Patrons' Association; MR. LEE McCANDLESS,
Secretary,
of the Board; MR. BERTRAM T. CLARK, Treasurer, The
Principia
C o r p o r a t i o n ; MR. WILLIAM L. V A N
Develop-
VLECK, Director of
ment; MR. CLAUDE L. H O U G H , Executive Director, Patrons' Asso-
The Principia C o r p o r a t i o n ; MR. G. ELDREDGE H A M L I N , Chairman
ciation.
OFFICERS
of
the Principia Corporation
and
Development Office
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Roy Lee Aitken, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Harry Chester Arthur, Los Angeles, California
Mary Blanchard D'Arcy, Saint Louis, Missouri
Nezzell Christie Dennis, Houston, Texas
Ben Bernerd Ehrlichman, Seattle, Washington
Hazle Buck Ewing, Bloomington, Illinois
Roy King Ferguson, New York, New York
Mary Elizabeth Curtis Freeman, Miami Beach, Florida
Brooks Gifford, Pasadena, California
George Eldredge Hamlin, Elsah, Illinois
Henry Holt, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana
Dorinda Burnett LeClair, Elsah, Illinois
David Howard Morey, Saint Louis, Missouri
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Frederic Evan Morgan, Sarasota, Florida
Charles Stewart Harding Mott, Flint, Michigan
Clare Robinson Sperry, Port Huron, Michigan
Dale Dewey Spoor, Richmond, Virginia
MR. ERIC BOLE
Headmaster
DR. DAVID K. ANDREWS
President
ADMINISTRATION
MR. P. SHELDON REMINGTON
Assistant Headmaster
and Registrar
MR. CAREY BROV/NE
Secretary of Admissions
MR. C. RICHARD KJELLSTROM
Director of Business
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FACULTY
Mrs. Beth Carey
Mr. Paul Brown
Mr. Charles Brown
MR.
CHARLES
BROWN-History,
Coaching;
A.B,,
McKendree College, M.ED. University of Illinois. MR.
PAUL
BROWN—Chemistry,
Advanced
Placement
Chemistry, Senior Class Sponsor; B.A. The Principia
College, M.ED. University of Pittsburgh. MRS. BETH
CAREY—English,
Developmental
Reading;
B.A.
The
Principia College.
Mr. Philip Edwards
Mr. James Day
Mr. Robert Craig
MR. ROBERT CRAIG—Mathematics, Latin, Photogrophy, S.A.T. Tutoring; A.B.,
M.S.
University
of
Pennsylvania.
MR. JAMES
DAY—History,
Coaching.
A.B.
Princeton, Graduate W o r k , New York University. MISS I R / M EARECKSON—
English, Civilization, College
Class Sponsor;
Ph.B., M.A.
Board Tutoring, Grammar
University
of
Chicago. MR.
Review,
PHILIP
Sophomore
EDWARDS—
English, American Backgrounds; B.A., The Principia College, M.A.,
Harvard.
MISS MARIBEL LAUFENBURG—English, Civilization, Yearbook, A B . , University
of Louisville, G r a d u a t e W o r k , Northwestern University. MR. ROBERT FISHER—
History, American Backgrounds, Economics, College Board Tutoring, W a s h i n g ton
Trip
Sponsor, Junior
Class Sponsor,
B.A.
University
of
Missouri,
M.A.
W a s h i n g t o n University.
Miss M a r i b e l Laufenburg
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Mr. Robert Fisher
Mrs. Ruth Huff
Miss C l a r a Gehring
Mr. John Gausch
MR. J O H N
GAUSCH-French,
Miss Susan Godine
Spanish, Spanish
Club;
A.B., M.A.,
Washing-
ton University. MISS SUE GODINE—French, French Club, Honor Council; B.A.,
The Principia College, G r a d u a t e W o r k , M i d d l e b u r y . MRS. RUTH HUFF—Business Education, Typing Activity, Honor Council; B.S., Southwest Missouri State,
M.A.,
State University of Iowa. MISS CLARA GEHRING—History, Home Eco-
nomics, Sewing and Knitting, B.A., Baylor College, B.S., Washington
sity, M.S., Women's College of University of
North
Carolina.
Miss Ruth Gibbons
Mr. W m . R. G r a y , Jr.
MR.
WILLIAM R. GRAY, J R . - E n g l i s h ; B.A., The Principia College.
MARY KESSLER—English, Drama W o r k s h o p , Grammar
MISS
Review, Freshman
Class Sponsor; B.A., The Principia College, M.A., San Jose State College.
MISS RUTH GIBBONS—English; B.A., State College of
Iowa, G r a d u a t e
W o r k , University of Iowa a n d Drake University. MRS. ROSELLA KEIGHTLEY—Mathematics. B.A., Washington University, G r a d u a t e W o r k , University of
Illinois. MR. JACK
EYERLY—Mathematics, Music, Chorus, Band,
Coaching; B.S., University of Illinois, G r a d u a t e W o r k , Julliard School of
Music, M.S. University of Illinois.
Mrs. Rosella Keightley
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Mr. Jack Eyerly
Univer-
Theodo
Mr. S. Douglas McCready
MR. S. DOUGLAS
pus Courier;
Mr. Belmont Meserve
McCREADY-Mathematics,
B.Ed. University of
MESERVE—Art,
Art
Washington.
MR.
Activity,
Math
Club, Cam-
Saskatchewan. MR.
Yearbook;
THEODORE
B.A.
A.
BELMONT
University
of
MUNNECKE-Biology,
N a t u r a l Science Club, Coaching; B.A. Principia College, M.A. N e w
York
University.
MR.
ROBERT
NEIL—Physics,
Mechanical
D r a w i n g , Stage Crew, Honor Council; B.A. Principia College, M.A.
Washington
University.
matics;
State
B.S.
MR.
College,
HOWARD
Maryland,
PORTMAN-Mathe-
M.Ed.
Johns
Hopkins
University.
Mr. Robert Neil
Mr. Howard Portman
Mr. Icin Winter
MISS
JANET
Miss Janet Robinson
ROBINSON-French,
French
Club;
B.A.
Bristol
University, Graduate W o r k , Bristol University and The Sorbonne.
MR.
HUGH
SEMPLE—History, W o r l d
B.A. Amherst, M.A.
Washington
Problems,
Bridge
University. MR. IAN
Activity;
WINTER—
French, Spanish; Dip. Ed., M.A. Edinburgh University.
MRS.
B.S.
CHARLOTTE
Washington
Counselor~B.S.
STOFFEL-Librarian-A.B.
University;
University of
MRS.
ELOISE
Wells
College,
PYLE-College
Oklahoma, G r a d u a t e
Work,
Uni-
versity of Tulsa.
Mrs. Charlotte Stoffel
Mrs. Eloise Pyle
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MISS N A N C Y DULANEY, MISS WENDY BENNET
Nurses
MRS. LORRAINE BOLE
MRS. MARY A N N E SCHULZ
Upper School Hostess
Social Hostess
MRS. AUDREY McCREADY
Costume Room
MRS. ELEANOR KJELLSTROM
MRS. LOUNETTA B L O O D G O O D
Switchboard
Receptionist
STAFF
MRS. RUTH PETERS
MRS. MAUDE OVERBY
MRS. LILLIAN HAMMER
MRS. CHRISTL MESERVE
Secretary to Mr. Remington
Secretary to Mr. Bole
Study Hall Proctor
Study Hall Proctor
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Miss Jackie Ickes, Miss Julianne Oakes, Mrs. Helen Tuffli, Miss Evelyn Poyser.
GIRLS' COACHES
IJiSS
MISS JULIANNE OAKES
Athletic Director
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MR. HAROLD RUSK
Athletic Director
BOYS' COACHES
SEATED: Mr. W i l l i a m
Lampmann, Mr. W i l l i a m Simon, Mr.
Harold
Jack
Rusk, Mr. W i l l i a m G r a y , Mr. Henry H a m l i n . S T A N D I N G : Mr. James
Day, Mr.
Ted Munnecke, M r . Ty Anderson, Mr.
Eric
Bole,
Eyerly, Mr. Charles
Schulz.
Mr.
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Brown, Mr.
Robert
Yeates, Mr.
Arthur
Mr. Arthur Schulz, Mrs. M a r y Anne Schulz, Mr. James Day, Mr. W i l l i a m Lampmann, Mrs. M a u d e Remington,
Mr. W i l l i a m Simon, Mrs. Bronna Yeates, Mr. Robert Yeates.
BOYS' HOME DEPARTMENT
MR. ARTHUR SCHULZ
Dean of Boys
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MRS. CATHERINE FLINT
Dean cf Girls
GIRLS' HOME DEPARTMENT
Mrs. M a l a Pohl, Mrs. Laura Perkins, Miss Bonnie Butler, Mrs. Catherine Flint, Miss Isobel Peacock, Miss Anne
Williams, Mrs. W i n i f r e d Case.
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WHAT WOULD WE DO
WITHOUT THEM?
MR. LEEL. WADE, JR.
Director, Food Service
MRS. ELAINE W. BELOW
Transportation Supervisor
MRS. ELLA MAE COCHRELL
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MRS. MARGUERITE I. RUGE
Cashier
MR. HENRY R. COBB
Superintendent of Maintenance
What would we do without all the many people who help to make our
lives at school easier and more pleasant? Some of them we may never
see because they work at night or behind the scenes. Others we see
often as they serve us with patience and good humor. A number we
call on freely for "something extra," and they supply it magnificently.
(Remember the prom suppers? the "Dutch Treat" windmill? the props
that glamourized our class and floor parties?) More than a few give
time beyond the call of duty when special needs arise. Our thanks to
all of them!
MRS. SADIE MILLER and MR. GEORGE POOLE
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SENIORS
Left to right; Norm Purdy, Bill Seibert, Jim Andrews, Janie Dunn
Senior Class History
They were times for joy, times for tears, times we'll
treasure through the years . . .
soned but as spirited as ever. Showboat and Shipwreck
made it a watery year. Miss Eareckson taught us to
"be specific" and we soon discovered Miss Laufenburg's secret admiiation for a certain Alfred the Great
. . . Spring brought finals, fudgecicles, rain and the fulfillment of "as the sowing, the mowing" . . . Suddenly
we were no longer Sophomores!
1960-61 . . . What a year! One glance at those towering, sophisticated upperclassmen set us back a bit, but
after cautious testing, trial and error, we found they
were only human . . . Everything was new and different—Dean's Meetings, Chapels, Concerts (ugh), and
Proms, but we jumped right in and were soon in the
swing of things. We were boisterous daredevils who
experimented in everything from campusology to
roof-climbing. We amazed "Tiger" with our breathholding abilities. Rules weren't so bad—we learned
how to handle them, and all in all we can "feel free"
to soy it was a wild y e a r . . .
1962-63 . . . Juniors! We were coming up in the world.
The pressure was on. No more "shilly-shallying slipshod" through classes—right. Comrade? One look at
Mr. Edwards and the girls promptly planned a Bermuda Day! J.B.'s Bod v/os great . . . Studying into the
wee hours came into vogue and the boys livened things
up with their nocturnal escapades . . . The Girls' Dorm
leaped into action with Mrs. Flint's arrival. Having a
1961-62 . . . As Sophomores we were a bit more sea-
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Secretary
new Dean was great fun! . . . Spring, spring with kiteflying, off-campus dating, and finals—and we became
the mighty, mighty Seniors!
Jim Andrews
Bill Seibert
Norm Purdy
Janie Dunn
the upgrade; Elephants, Grapes, Beatles and Term
Papers became the rage . . . The senior boys really
found out what they were up against when the first
big snow come (heh, heh) . . . Ask the Senior Girls anything about the art of partying or how to get confined
without really trying . . . W e had our final football season—with a smashing victory over Burroughs, our last
muddy soccer game (Hook 'em), our last glowing eagle,
our last social center, our last Gabsky, our last prank,
our last Campus Sing, our last. . .
1963-64 . . . Everything's coming up roses! We can't
wait till graduation—no more rules, no deprivations,
no more hots, no riding buses . . . no more acrimonious altercations over such contentiously mundane status
symbols as pink balloons, madras headbands, crossed
legs, sweatshirts. Creative and English Fun . . . Our
class party was Blue, to say the least, but far from
depressing. This was the beginning of the End—the
year the past three years had been preparing us
for. We met our responsibilities with high hopes and
hard work—and took pride in our results . . . The Winter Prom was a royal success; Girls' Athletics were on
We had our ups, and we had our downs, four great
years of challenging work, unforgettable fun, and
friendship . . . Seniors of '64 say goody, but we'll remember . . . always.
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SUSAN JEANNE ALLYN
TERRY ARTHUR
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WILLIAM BARRICK
GEORGE BEHRING
CORINNE BEAUVAIS
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DEE BENTON
ELIZABETH B. BISHOP
MOLLIE BELZ
CANDICE BROWN
JOHN A. BRIFFETT
BONNIE JEAN BLEICHMAN
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JANIE CAVENAUGH
ROBERT CHADWICK
DELORIS LORINDA CARDOZO
PATRICIA COOKE
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CRISSY LYNN DALY
SCOTT CUNNINGHAM
WILLIAM A. CUTLER
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BLAIR DEHUFF
JAMES H. DAVIS
SPENCER DAVIS
LINDA DOWNEY
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JANIE DUNN
PETER B. FULTON
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JANET ELY
CONSTANCE FIFIELD
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GREG GILBERTSON
JANE MARIE GAINES
LEE W. GLADDEN
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GLENN D. HAMMER
JEFFREY G. HAMLIN
CAROL HAYDEN
MARY LOUISE HARTMAN
KENNETH HAWES
EILEEN HAUK
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CHARLES HENRY
VALERIE JACOBS
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JANE JEALOUS
ALEXANDER JONES
DINAH LEE KINSMAN
JOAN KOHLER
DONALD LEIGH KOCH
ELLEN LANE
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JOHN KURIGER
GERI LAWRENCE
RICHARD JUDKINS
ROBERT LESTER
WILLIAM MACDOUGALL
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MIRIAM MCNIVEN
ALLYN MOSHER
PAUL M. MINAULT
SALLY MINER
MARCIA MITCHELL
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PHILIP NEWGENT
SHEILA NIXON
LINDA NUTTER
GEORGE NOWELL
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RONALD ROBERTS
HELEN REUTER
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DOUGLAS ROBERTSON
GARY ROBERTSON
VALERIE JOAN PETERSON
JON REED
KAREN ROESKE
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BRUCE SCHWARTZ
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MARIA CRISTINA SANCHEZ
WILLIAM G. SEIBERT, JR.
PAMELA SHARMAN
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CLARK SPAULDING
JAMES STEELE
JAMES SPLETTSTOSSER
ROBERT SMAUS
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CYNTHIA STONE
ROBERT STEWART
SUZANNE STEWART
MARDA SUNDWICK
PETER TUFFLI
NANCY LYNN THOMPSON
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PHEBE WIGGINS
SHARON VAN DE WALKER
GALE WHITTEMORE
CAROL WIEBOLDT
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ADELE L. WILKEN
HEATHER WILSON
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SUSAN WILSON
SHERRY WILLIAMS
DAVID ZAREMBA
GREGORY R. YEAKEL
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MIKE VAN VLECK
President
BRUCE SCULLY
Vice-President
CLASS
OF
1965
ANNE MOORE
Secretary
KEN LYON
Treasurer
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Honor Council
GORDON THOMPSON
Honor Council
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SETHALY JOHNSON
Social Committee
STEVE WITTMACK
Social Committee
Andrews, Eleanor
A r n o l d , Potty
Arthur,
Mike
Asher, Horry
Bagwell, Jeanne
Barrick, Diane
Baucom, M a r t h a
Bauer, Karen
Beardsley, Dave
Bosdet, V i r g i n i a
Boyer, G a r y
Brooks, Dove
Brooks, Paul
Burns, M a r i l y n
Buschmann, Lola
Camp, Dan
Carbonetti, David
Carter, A n d r e w
Christensen, Jim
Christensen, Paul
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Clapp, Lisa
C l a y t o n , Ted
Cobb, Larry
Cochran, Barb
Cook, David
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Cook, Sandra
Cooper, Joan
Courson, Mark
Cremidas, Pete
Day, Marcia
D e W i n d t , Carol
DeWindt, Pete
Downing, Nancy
Duhig, Debby
Eberle, Noel
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Edwards, Libby
Els, Dave
Erickson, Karen
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Feldman, Jackie
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Flaska, Astrid
Flowers, Jen
Fobes, Fran
Foster, Heidi
Freeman, Sue
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G l a t t , Jeff
Gerber, M a r k
G l e n n , Robin
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G o u l d , Rich
Greenley, Bev
Haakenson, Steve
Haden, Hilary
Hall, Dick
Hall, Ty
Hamilton,
Hilary
Hansen, Judy
Harrison, Jan
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Henry, Robert
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Higman, Jan
Hoff, Bob
Hoffman, Todd
Holt, Carol
H o w a r d , Frances
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Howlett, Ruthi
John, Jennifer
Jones, Ken
King, Herb
Klinke, Chris
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Kussmann, Steve
Lackey, Larry
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Layman, Anne
Legant,
Marty
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Lehman, Jeff
Leonard, Caroline
LePelley, Richard
Linnig, Toni
Lojinger, Carol
Lyeth, M a r g u e r i t e
Lyons, Doug
M a c l n t i r e , Scott
Mack, Eric
Mollett, Marsha
M a r i e n , Chuck
M a t t e i , Ayn
McCarthy, Chip
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McClure, Craig
McCormick, Ginny
McCready, Al
M c G o o k i n , Paul
McGuire,
Gigi
Minear, Craig
Mitchell, Carol
M o o r e , Kevin
Nicholson, Jan
N i e t m a n n , Marilee
Nilsson, Korin
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Nysewander, Bobbi
Olms, Doug
Osherenko, G a i l
Ostenberg, Bob
O w e n , Gina
Park, Fred
Pearson, Ron
Peters, Kort
Phelps, Rich
Pierce, Ken
Pillsbury, Rick
Poley, G a y l
Rayner, Alice
Rees, Bob
Richebourg, Betsy
Ridley, Allen
Ripley, Dave
Rogers, Rich
Rollins, Ruth
Sadler, Tom
Sage, Carolyn
Sanders, Frank
Schafer, Lezlie
Schlueter, John
Schmidt, Sue
Scott, M i k e
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Shepard, Laura
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Slee, M a r g a r e t
Smith, Tarah
Squires, Steve
Steckler, Don
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Steen, Gordon
Straw, David
Talley, Betsy
Towle, Amy
Tyler, Robert
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Von Syoc, Robert
W a i t e , Nancy
W a l k e r , Edith
W a l l a c e , Judy
W a n n , Paul
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W o o d a r d , Lee
Worsley, Joanne
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W y m a n , Bob
Yeager, Mike
Zuber, Pete
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BILL HEIDBREDER
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Vice-President
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JEAN PERKINS
GARY HUGHES
Secretary
Treasurer
CLOE CARPER
Honor Council
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JIM CAVENAUGH
Honor Council
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CRAIG S I M M O N D S
Social Committee
Social Committee
Adler, Ellen
Alexander,
Joy
A l l a r d , Laurie
Alt, C a n d y
Andrews,
Susan
Barton, Lynda
Baxter, Richard
Benedix, M a r y
Benoit, Kathi
Bilyieu, Paula
Bleichman, Shari
Bliss, M a r i n k a
Bosdet, Betty
Bowes, Richard
Boyer, Nancy
Bradley, Jim
Brooks, Clare
B r o w n , Glenn
Burke, Bonnie
C a m p b e l l , Emily
Cardozo,
Carolynda
Castle, Jim
Cochrane, Cary
Colby, Fred
Cook, W a l t e r
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Crooks, Ken
Crow, Ken
Cutler,
Virginia
Dearing, Hal
Drake, David
Elam, Julia
Ellwood, Fiske
Elmer, M a r y
Ewing, Davis
Ewing, Philip
Fewsmith, Phil
Gilbertson, Kris
Godwin,
Howie
Gordon,
Linda
Haskell, Steve
Hayes,
Don
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Hayes, Ron
Hayward,
Holly
Heiss, M o r y
Ann
Holly, Faith
Howell,
Dorki
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Huff, Ann
Hurlburt,
Cathy
Jimenez,
Sylvia
Kendrick, Lyn
Kienzle,
Nancy
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Kinsman, Dave
Kjellstrom, M a r k
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Liddle, W a y n e
Lindley, C o n r a d
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M a c D o u g a l l , Jim
Maclntire, Cheryl
Maltbie, Barbara
M a r x , Christine
McKinney, Sally
Misener, Bryant
Morse, Christine
Murdock, M a r y a n n
Myers, Don
Neil, A l a n
N e i l , Sue
Nethery, M a r t y
Nietmann, Beverly
Orcutt, Dennis
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Parkhurst,
Ruth
Peters, Linda
Phillips, John
Record, John
Reynolds,
Helena
Seelye, Bob
Serton, Jim
Shores, Terry
Shotwell, Robyn
Sideris, Cindy
Simpson, Sandra
Smith, Bill
Thomas, Shirley
V a n g , Eric
Walker,
Harriet
W a r r e n , Anne
Weeks, M a r g i e
Whitson, Lynn
Williams, Randy
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Williams, W a l t
Wilson, M a r k
Wolf, Bill
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BARRY W A N N
DAVE MAXWELL
President
Vice-President
CLASS
OF
1967
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BETTY BROWN
BARB D U N N
Secretary
Treasurer
MUFFIE V A N VLECK
SCOTT HALL
Honor Council
Honor Council
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DEBBIE LYETH
RICK WACHTER
Social Committee
Social Committee
Ainsworth, Chuck
Ash, M a r y
Asher, M a r v i n
Benson, M a r y
Boehm, G a r r e t t
Bradley, Nate
Brady, Randy
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Brearley, Ginny
Cose, Bill
Chamney, Jane
Christensen, Pete
C r a n d a l l , Bob
Duhig, James
Dunbar, John
Dunkmann, Richard
Fallwell, Bruce
Fitzgerald, Joe
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Fulton, Beth
Gans, Carl
Gilroy, Roger
G o o d , Jo
G o r m a n , Lindsey
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G r a y , Steve
Hall, Jon
Hamilton, Dana
H a y w a r d , Steve
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Heider, Linda
Henley, Candy
Holly, Bill
Houston, Bob
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Hunter, Andy
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Hunt,
Kieckhefer, Ji
Noel
Kirk, Doug
Lake, Don
Langworthy, David
Lattin, Dennie
Leadbeater, Fred
Liston, Bob
Marshall, Karen
M a r t i n , Philip
Meanley, Bob
Neale, Tom
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N e i l , Pete
Neily, Sandy
N o r m a n , John
Peckenpaugh, Roger
Phillippi, David
Randolph,
Debbie
Robertson, Bruce
Robinson, Dave
Salyer, Katie
Schulz, Carolyn
Smith, Lark
Sperry, Nancy
Splettstosser, Caro
Stone, Pete
Strong, Susan
Tetzlaff, A l b e r t a
Trick, Shelley
Tucker, Clark
Williams, Karen
Wittmack, Sue
W o r d e n , Sharon
Worsley, Bob
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NEW SEMESTER STUDENTS
Jerry G o o d , Cleo Prohme, Allyson Cooney, Allison Blocker, Christine Stewart, M a r k
Hebenstreit, C a t h y
Saunders, John
(Not shown): Ron Frager, John Garner, Gwynne Hooke, Tor Ken-
McCaleb.
w a r d , Nancy Lehman, Paul Skinner.
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COMMITTEES
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SITTING: Barry W a n n , Dove M a x w e l l , Bruce Scully, Mike VanVleck,
Bonnie
Janie
man,
Bill
Dunn, Paul Minault
Stitt, Bill
Heidbreder.
(President), Jim Andrews, Bil!
STANDING:
Sue Wilson,
Paul
Seibert,
Wann,
Bleichman, Jeff
Hamlin, Mr.
Bole
(Sponsor), AlNe
ing, Barnie Bishop.
STUDENT COUNCIL
This year the Student Council expanded its functions to include serious thought
on general facets of school life as well as the usual specifics of activities and
policies. In response to Mr. Bole's request, the Council examined areas of pressure in student life and considered possible remedies to these pressures. It organized a question-and-answer session between the student and the home departments on the subject of dating. It sponsored " W h y W e e k " to provide an
opportunity for students and members of the administration to consider together
the purposes and policies of Principia and the manner of their execution. In
all these activities, the object of the Council was to bring about a greater degree
of mutual understanding between the students and the administration and to
promote a stronger sense of school unity.
The Student Council completed the plans of last year's Council by publishing
the new Student Handbook. It successfully carried out the Annual Christmas Fund
for
the household and
maintenance
departments, enforced
school
policies
concerning conference period, and organized the Student Exchange.
Perhaps the Council's most important function was that of providing an atmosphere and an organization in which students could discuss their ways of living
at Principia with fellow students dedicated to principles of progress and high
standards of living.
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Rune-
Lee Gladden, Rich Judkins, Jeannie Danielson, Clark Spauld-
V
SITTING: Geri Lawrence, Chris Sanchez, Jennifer John, Bob Lester
Al
(Chairman), Debby Duhig, Faith Holly, Diane Barrick. STANDING:
Christensen, Dave Cook, Don Koch.
McCready,
Ken
Lyon,
Ken
Hawes,
Mr.
Bole
(Sponsor),
Jit
CHAPEL COMMITTEE
Carrying out its yearly topic, "Live It," the Chapel
Committee presented appropriate and provocative
subjects for our thoughtful consideration. Some of these
Monday morning chapels were entitled, "Making the
Most of It," "Purpose of Education," "From the Bottom
Up," "Eventually . . . Why Not Now?" "Goodness vs.
Goodiness," "With Vigor," "Let Go and Let G o d , " and
"Giving, the Essence of Living."
HONOR COUNCIL
The Honor Council, after explaining its
purposes and aims in an assembly at
the beginning of the year, continued its
dedication to uphold honesty in its every
sense. This honesty, as defined by the
honor system, called for individual work
on the part of all students in homework,
tests, and classroom participation, and
for student action in making the honor
system effective in every area of student
life.
SITTING:
Muffle
Mrs. Huff
(Sponsor), Cloe Carper-, Darcy W h i t e .
VanVleck,
STANDING:
Jim
(President),
Gordon
Gale
Cavenaugh,
Whittemore,
Allie
Thou pson, Scott
shown; Miss Godine, Mr. Neil (Sponsors).
Runeman
Hall.
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GIRLS' BOARD
port the co-ordinators. In carrying out these responsibilities, the Board considers that one of its important
goals is to be sensitive to the needs and desires of the
girls and to help in working out any problem that may
arise. The Board meets once a week with the Dean of
Girls. The Board also oversees and selects members of
the dormitory committees such as the Dress, Scholastic,
Inspection, Gavel Bar, Quiet Room, and Social Training
Committee, and, voting with the Boys' Board, it selects
readers for Wednesday evening services.
The Gavel Board, which is the Girls' Governing Board,
is a group of officers elected by the girl students. It is
made up of thirteen girls. Of these, six are boarder
co-ordinators whose responsibility is to see that their
floors run harmoniously and according to rules. A
day student co-ordinator sees that the activities of
day students and boarders are co-ordinated. There is
also one representative from each class and one from
the day students. Their job is to present ideas and
suggestions from their respective groups and to sup-
SEATED O N
FLOOR: Barbara
Osherenko,
Judy
Walker,
Danielson, Connie
Dunn, Janie Dunn, Happy Jealous,
Lyn Kendrick. SECOND ROW: Miss Butler,
Susan
Pati
Libby Edwards.
Herrmann, Carol
Douglass, Carol
Lojinger,
Jean
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Fifield, Mollie
Belz, Mrs.
Pyle. THIRD
ROW:
s p a u l d i n g , Lee G l a d d e n , Richard Judkins, A l Runeman, Bob Lester, Bruce Schwartz, Bill Seibert,
BOYS' BOARD
elected to represent the boys' group on the Student
Council. The floor chiefs are elected from their respective floors and are responsible for keeping order
and harmony. At the beginning of each room change,
the boys on each floor vote to decide who will be the
floor chief for the following nine weeks.
The Boys' Governing Board, or the Board, as it is
commonly called, is a group of officers elected by boy
students. It is made up of all the floor chiefs and two
day student representatives. This group meets with the
Dean of Boys once a week to discuss dormitory affairs. Then, from within this Board, two boys ore
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FRONT
ROW: Mary
Louise
(Sponsor), Paul W a n n
Pati
Carol
Herrmann.
SECOND
DeWindt,
Chuck
Hartman, Lee G l a d d e n , Mrs.
Yeates
Happy
(President), Janie C a v e n a u g h , Rich G o u l d ,
ROW:
Marien,
Anne
Bonnie
Moore,
Jim
Bleichman,
Rich
Cavenaugh,
Jeff
Jealous,
Lyn
Judkins, Alec
Kendrick.
Jones,
Bobbi
BACK
ROW:
Gale
Nysewander,
Dunn.
Homlin,
PEP CLUB
Start with the first Pep Rally, the one where we met all the cheerleaders, and our football
squads and coaches. There was a bonfire, a picnic dinner, and our first spirit bottle . . .
Add the huge publicity posters—"Lick Lutheran," "Clobber Codasco" and "Beat Burroughs"—and the appropriate cutout badges that the cheerleaders handed out every
Friday before a game . . .
Don't forget the cavalcades complete with police escort, flying streamers, convertibles,
decorated buses and cheers . . . Or McCalmont Gymnasium "Stadium" where we danced
on the "football f i e l d " to a hired band. Folksingers came down from Prin College, and
we mourned the close of another football season with cake. But then we turned toward
the winter sports, and so . . .
Add wrestling, swimming, basketball—and doughnuts at home gomes . . .
Mix it all together, and you have the Principia Pep Club, enthusiasm, and a full spirit
bottle!
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Bob
Whittemore,
Rees,
Janie
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
The purpose of the Social Committee was to create a sociable and enjoyable atmosphere
for the student body—especially on weekends. Fulfilling their purpose, the Committee
sponsored various activities throughout the year . . .
First there was the Ice Breaker highlighted by such faculty and student groups as combos,
a "Russian" ballet corps and the West Side Story "delinquents" . . . Then came the movies,
headed by such ones as The Music Man, The Great Escape, and Billy Budd, as well as
the unforgettable cartoons . . . Halloween brought apple-bobbing and other games.
Christmas brought dancing around the decorated tree in the lobby . . . Of course, interspersed among the basketball games, concerts, and everything else, there were Social
Centers, Sock Hops, and Sky Lights. All together, it was a great year and the Social
Committee worked hard to moke it one.
FRONT
ROW:
Crissy
Daly,
Bleichman,
Ruthi
Howlett.
Spaulding
(Social
Head),
Ann
Caldwell,
SECOND
Mrs.
ROW:
Schulz
Debbie
Dave
(Sponsor),
Lyeth,
Shari
(Social
Brooks,
Clark
Beardsley, John Kuriger, Bill Smith, Rick Wachter, Steve Wittmack,
Barnie
Bishop
Head),
C r o i g Simmonds.
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Terry
Arthur,
Greg
Yeokel.
BACK
ROW:
Dave
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USHERS
FRONT ROW: Bill Cutler, Bruce Scully, Jim Splettstosser, Kent Richardson, Paul W a n n , Jim Andrews,
Mike Von Vleck, Al McCready, A| Mosher, Rich G o u l d , Lorry Lackey. BACK ROVs^: Dove Brooks, Paul
M i n a u l t , Ken Lyon, John Kuriger,
Herb King, Bruce W i l s o n , Alec Jones, Pete Fulton, Terry
Lorry Cobb, Frank Sanders, Mr. McCready (Sponsor).
STAGE CREW
Lorry Lackey, Steve Wittmack, Ron Roberts, Mr. N e i l , Bill Barrick, Rich Rogers,
Bill Case.
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Arthur,
SUNDAY EVENING SING
FRONT ROW: Jim Drozda, Potty A r n o l d , Geri Lawrence, Bob
Smaus,
Alice
Suzanne
Stewart,
Auchmoody,
Ken
Paul
Hawes.
Christensen,
BACK
ROW:
Margie
Slee,
Chart
Ross,
Herb King.
BACK ROW: Crissy Daly, M a r y Cullom, M a r y Benson, G i g i McGuire,
Bonnie
Burke, Chris
Beauvais,
Linda
Fisher,
Nutter,
Karen
Dinah
Nilsson. MIDDLE
Kinsman, Anne
ROW:
W a r r e n , Lisa
Corinne
Clapp,
Nancy Thompson, Susi A l l y n , Kathy Hurlburt, Ruthi Parkhurst, Jill Zuet e l l , Joan Kohler. FRONT ROW: Nancy Geist, Nancy N i e t m a n n , Lyn
ARTS & PUBLICITY
M a t t e i , Sue W i l s o n , Lynn Whitson, Nancy
W i g g i n s , Jane Gaines, C r a i g McClure.
Boyer, Toni Linnig, Phebe
BACK ROW: Don
SCHOOL STORE
WORKERS
Koch, Kris Gilbertson, Claire
Brooks, C r a i g McClure, M a r y
Elmer,
Diane Barrick, Sheila N i x o n , Sandra Simpson. FRONT ROW: Mrs. O r r , Mrs. McClure,
Ellen
Sue A d l e r ,
Sylvia
Jiminez,
Madeline
Eberle, V o l
Jacobs,
Mrs.
Barnes,
Mrs.
Coates.
LIBRARYWORKERS
Sue Wittmack, V o l Below, Shelley Trick, Jane Gaines, Mrs. Lisle (Assistant
Librarian), Conrad
Lindley, Mrs. Stoffel,
(Librarian), Crissy
Daly,
Wayne
Liddle, Jim Bradley, W a l t e r Cook.
SOCIAL
CENTER
WORKERS
Sandy Cook, Ty Hall, Mrs. Schulz,
John Kuriger, Dave Zarembo.
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SEATED: Alec Jones, Dove Ripley, Peter Christensen, Paul McGookin. KNEELING: Bruce Scully, Allie Rune-
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man, Paul M i n a u l t , G o r d o n Thompson
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(smiling). Bob Lester, Bill Barrick, Kent
Richardson, Frank
Sanders,
Herb King. S T A N D I N G : Ty Hall, Jeff Hamlin, Greg Gilbertson, Bob Smaus, Pete D e W i n d t , Craig Simmonds,
Pete Fulton, Jon Reed, John Briffet, Ted Clayton
(partially
hidden), Terry A r t h u r , Steve Haakenson, Jim
Cavenaugh, Bill Heidbreder, Pete Cremidas, George N p w e l l , Blair DeHuff, Bob Chadwick, Don Cramer, Jim
Christensen, Bruce Schwartz, Mike Scott, Chip McCarthy, Steve Wittmack.
KITCHEN
WORKERS
SITTING:
Susan
Douglass.
STANDING
FRONT: Chris
Sanchez, Janie
Linda
Sue
Nutter,
Wilson,
Gale
more, Crissy Daly. S T A N D I N G
Reed, Pete Fulton.
MONSTER
WORKERS
CLOCKWISE
ard
(starting at left): Rich-
Rogers, Barry W a n n , Don My-
ers,
Paul
Bob
Hoff,
Brooks, Bill
McGookin,
Chip
Chart
Ostenberg,
Hurwick,
Howard
Ross,
Paul
Wix-
on.
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Cavenaugh,
Whitte-
BACK: Jon
ACTIVITIES
CHORUS
Lisa
Rayner,
Cris
C l a p p , Christine Fisher, Heidi Foster, Jane Gaines, Jeanne G a r v i n ,
SOPRANOS:
Charles
Ainsworth,
Jo Ellen G o o d , Mary Louise Hartman, Linda Heider, Janet H i g m a n ,
Drozda, Noel Eberle, Lee G l a d d e n , Jeff H a m l i n , Herbie King, John
Geraldine
Nancy
Karen
Lawrence, Toni
Nietmann,
Reynolds,
Bauer,
Helen
Stewart, M a r d a
Beauvais,
Betty
Linnig, Kay M a l t b i e ,
Roberta
Reuter,
Corinne
Nysewander,
Karen
Sundwick,
Roeske,
Sharon
Van
Debora
Linda
Lezlie
Brown,
Murdock,
Peters,
Schafer,
Jim
Andrews,
Bill
Cutler,
Blair
TENORS:
Dehuff,
Jim
Kuriger, Bob Rees, Charters Ross, Bill Smith, Clark Spaulding, Don
Helena
Sleekier,
Suzanne
de W a l k e r , M a r t h a
Sanchez, Edith W a l k e r , Joanne Worsley.
Barry
Wann,
Bruce
Wilson, Jim
Wright,
Bob
BASSES: Richard Alt, Terry Arthur, Horry Asher, Dove
Wyman.
Beardsley,
Van
John Briffett, Dove Brooks, Glenn Brown, Don C o m p , Bob Chad-
Vleck. ALTOS: Alice Auchmoody, Bonnie Bleichman, A n n C a l d w e l l ,
wick, Paul Christensen, Larry Cobb, David Cook, David Els, Peter
Cloe Carper, Sandra Cook, Joan Cooper, Christopher
Fulton, Richard G o u l d , Richard Hall, Bill Heidbreder, Todd
Daly, Jean
Hoff-
Danielson, Karen Erickson, Judy Hansen, Jan Harrison, M a r y Ann
man, Harry Hudson, Doug Lyons, Ken Lyons, Charles M a r i e n , Al
Heiss, Faith Holly, Susan H u b b o r d , Happy
Kohler,
McCready,
Moore,
Jim Splettstosser, Bill Stitt, Mike Van Vleck, Paul W a n n , Lee W o o d -
Carol
Lojinger,
Virginia
McCormick,
Sally
Jealous, Joan
Miner,
Anne
Sandra Neily, Karin Nilsson, G a i l Osherenko, V o l Peterson, Alice
Rob Ostenberg, Ken Pierce, Al
Runeman, Mike
Scott,
a r d , David Z a r e m b o .
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Ginny
Bosdet,
Clayton,
dall,
Bob
Walter
Nancy
Chadwick,
Cook,
Downing,
Bob
Jane
Ted
Cran-
Gaines,
John Garner, Jeff Hamlin, Eric Mack,
Don
Myers,
gent,
Rob
Peter
Neil,
Ostenberg,
Phil
Norm
NewPurdy,
Dave Ripley, Chart Ross, Frank Sanders, Jim Steele, Mike Van Vleck, Paul
Wann,
Walt
Williams,
Mark
Wilson,
Steve Wittmack, Susan Wittmack.
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YEARBOOK
F k O N h Bill W o l f , Nancy Thompson, Mollie Belz, Mary Cullom (Editor), Phebe W i g g i n s , Jan
Ely, Ann Huff, Pete Tuffli. BACK: Ken Jones, Miss Laufenburg (Sponsor), Susi A l l y n , George
N e w e l l . Not shown: Donna Furr
CAMPUS COURIER
FRONT: Phill Newgent, Cindy Sideris, Miss Gibbons (Sponsor), Sue W i l son (Editor), Bill Seibert, Diane Barrick. BACK: Mr. McCready
(Sponsor),
Barnie Bishop, Laura Shephard, Bill Hurwick, Chase Fait, Gale W i t t e m o r e ,
Geoff
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Glatt,
Susan
Douglass,
Dinah
Kinsman,
Ken
Hawes, V o l
Below.
KNEELING: Kathy Benoit, Mollie Belz, C a r o l Holt, Judy Hansen. SEATED: Don
Steckler,
Connie
Fifield, Alice
Rayner,
Carol
Gale W h i t t e m o r e , Bill Seibert, Susi A l l y n , Ken
Osherenko,
Bonnie
Lyon, M a r y
Bleichman,
Dale C r a i g , Lyn
Kendrick. STANDING FRONT: Sethaly Johnson, Miss Robinson (Sponsor), Jean
Danielson, Edith W a l k e r , Jennifer John, Sue Wilson, Eleanor Andrews, Diane
Benton, M a r y
Lou
Hartman,
Shirley Thomas. STANDING
Marsha
Mallett,
Cheryl
English,
Paula
Bilyieu,
BACK: Paul W a n n , Emily Campbell, Miss
Godine
FRENCH CLUB
(Sponsor), Corinne Beauvais, Ron Pearson, A d e l e W i l k e n , Mr. Gausch (Sponsor), Cheryl M a c l n t i r e , Happy Jealous, Herbie King, M a r g u e r i t e Lyeth.
SEATED FRONT: Diane Barrick, Joanne Worsley, Glenn Brown; SEATED: Donna
Furr,
White,
Nancy
Thompson,
Nancy
Dove Z a r e m b o , Caroline
Boyer,
Susan
Douglass,
Alec
Leonard, Carol W i e b o l d t , V o l
Jones,
Below,
Darcy
Allyson
Cooney, Deloris Cardozo. S T A N D I N G FRONT: Ruthie Parkhurst, Carolyn
Sage,
Amy Towle, Bonnie Wilson, Nancy Downing, Allison Blocker, Fran Fobes, Ginny
McCormick, Diane Benton, Potty A r n o l d , Debby Duhig, Tor Kenwood, Janie Dunn,
Lyn M a t t e i , Mike Scott. S T A N D I N G BACK: Jill Zuetell, Paul Brooks, Chip Ostenberg, Mr. Gausch
(Sponsor), Jim Christensen, Jim MacDougall,
Pete
John Kuriger, Fred V a n g .
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DeWindt,
SPANISH CLUB
'I bid a g r a n d slam in spades." (Bridge Club)
" W h a t do you mean, you don't have a pink b a l l o o n ? " (Drama Activity)
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"For my first sweater, I think I'll knit a mohair patterned ski sweater
in five colors with r a g l a n d sleeves and a h o o d . "
(Sewing and Knitting Activity)
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(Typing Activity)
round and round and round she goes . . .
(Art Activity)
Security is feeding a squirrel w i t h o u t teeth
( N a t u r a l Science Club)
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JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS: Pati Herrmann
(Captain), Jan Nicholson, Linda G o r d o n , Jennifer
Flowers, Eleanor
Andrews.
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Sethaley Johnson
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Johnson, Connie
Fifield, Cindy
(Captain), Carol Holt.
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FIRST ROW: S. M a c l n t i r e , G. Hughes, B. Stitt, S. H a l l , B. W a n n ,
K. Pierce, E. V a n g , M. Kjellstrom, R. Peckenpaugh, T. Dutton, R.
R. Pillsbury, A. Carter, H, Dearing, S. Kussmann; SECOND ROW:
Hayes, H. G o d w i n ; FOURTH ROW: T. Shores, Coach Munnecke,
S. G r a y , M. Nethery, B. Liston, G. Simmonds, B. Rees, C. Ains-
J. Castle (manager), F. Leadbeater.
w o r t h , D. M a x w e l l , B. H e i d b r e d e r ; THIRD ROW: J. Cavenaugh,
"B" FOOTBALL
OPPONENTS
Lutheran Central
Western Military
SCORES
7—6
(Lost)
6—0 (Won)
Burroughs
14—0
(Lost)
Codasco
Lutheran South
Lutheran Central
27-6
14-0
14—6
(Lost)
(Lost)
(Won)
Western Military
3 3 - 1 3 (Won)
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Crandall,
(coach), Don Steckler, Peter N e i l , Don Myers, M a r k W i l s o n , Dave
Don Lake, Bob M e a n l y , Peter N. Christensen. SECOND ROW: Carl
Robinson, Steve H a y w a r d , Dove Phillippi, John Dunbar, W a l t Cook
Gans, A n d y
(manager), Mr. Anderson (coach).
FIRST ROW: Rick Wachter, Jon Hall,
Hunter,
Dick
Philip M a r t i n , M a r v i n
Bowes, Bob
Asher,
Bob
Worsley,
Philip Fewsmith, Roger Gilroy, Rett Boehm. THIRD ROW: Mr. Simon
"*C" FOOTBALL
SCORES
Prin
0
0
0
0
0
6
13
Opponent
13
28
32
28
Lutheran Central
W.M.A.
Burroughs
Country Day
Lutheran South
Lutheran Central
16
23
20
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FIRST ROW: Jim Serton, Jim Christensen, Kenneth Crooks,
Allyn
Cobb, Doug Kirk, Fred Colby. BACK ROW: Mr. Day (coach), Jim
Mosher, Pete DeWindt, Richard Rogers, George Behring. SECOND
Davis,
ROW: John
(coach), W a r r e n Shaw (manager).
Phillips, Bill Hurwick, A l a n
Neil,
Dove Drake,
Larry
Dave
Allard,
Bob
Ostenberg,
Jeff
CROSS COUNTRY '63
SCORES
(Low score wins)
Opponent
Parkway
Burroughs
W-L
Prin.
Opp.
L
36
19
22
38
28
W
Western Military
w
27
District
16th
471
Country Day
W
23
36
27
Lutheran South
L
29
ABC MEET
Srd
63
Lutheran Central
W
25
32-
Pete DeWindt, co-coptoin
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Lehman,
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Brown
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FRONT: Don Hayes, A n d y Carter, Fred Colby, Harry Asher, Bob
Ken Jones, George N o w e l l , Doug Lyons, Mr. Rehr (Coach). BACK:
C r a n d a l l , Marvin Asher, Mike Arthur, Marc Heibenstreit. MIDDLE:
Geoff Glatt, Paul M c G o o k i n , Rob Ostenberg, Bob Hoff, Bill Cutler,
Ron Roberts, Pete Tuffli, Rick Pilsbury, Ron Hayes, Rick Wachter,
Bruce Wilson.
SWIMMING
Ritenour
Clayton
U. City
Lindbergh
Western Military
Ritenour
Missouri Military
Kirkwood
Western Military
Lindbergh
Beaumont
State Meet
Won
Lost
(62-33)
(70-25)
Lost
Lost
(62-33)
(74-21)
Won (52—43)
Won
(55-40)
Won
(70-25)
Lost (71-24)
Won (59-36)
Lost (76'/2-18'/2)
Won
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13th place
Pete Tuffli
Ron Roberts
Co-Captain
Co-Captain
Mr. Sindelar
Assistant Coach
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FRONT
ROW:
Spencer
Davis,
Chuck
Henry,
Rich
Judkins,
Marien
Lee
(Manager), Mr. Anderson
(Coach), Dick Hall, Rich G o u l d ,
Mr. Day (Coach), Alec Jones.
G l a d d e n , Greg Yeakel, Rick Alt. SECOND ROW: Fred Park, M a r k
Gerber, Doug Olms, Ken Lyon, John Schlueter. BACK ROW: Chuck
"A " BASKETBALL
Prin
58
45
Opponents
Missouri Military
Ritenour
Country Day
Lutheran Central
Fairview
Lafayette
55
72
51
42
44
Burroughs
Western Military
Brentwood
Lutheran Central
64
54
58
42
48
Country Day
39
48
65
48
51
67
47
68
65
74
114
Prin
73
42
65
56
28
50
61
82
Western Military
Roosevelt
Lutheran South
Burroughs
Parkway
Mehlville
Lutheran Central
Country Day
28
41
49
Lutheran South
Kinloch
Maplewood
Opponents
67
60
78
64
74
82
69
72
85
65
86
" A B C All Star
Lee Gladden
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W i n n i n g t i p off
Go d o w n , shoot
A n d score!
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BACK: Mr. Hamlin (Coach), Jim Kieckhefer, Howie G o d w i n , Randy
Dennis
Williams, Scott M a c l n t i r e , Frank Sanders, Ronnie Pearson. FRONT:
M a r k Courson, C r a i g Simmonds, Bob Stewart.
Orcutt
(Manager),
Bill
Stitt,
Bob
Henry,
Dave
Kinsman,
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B" BASKETBALL
SCORES
Principia
37
35
34
37
28
23
Eureka
Ladue
Fairview
Lafayette
Burroughs
39
43
31
39 ^
44
Western Military
Brentwood
Lutheran Central
Country Day
Western Military
Missouri Military
Opponents
24
55
51
43
40
26
53
40
45
53
60
Principia
36
39
31
32
39
39
59
57
45
38
Roosevelt
Lutheran South
Burroughs
Parkway
Mehlville
Lutheran Central
Sherwood Day
Lutheran South
Country Day
Maplewood
Opponents
59
56
37
52
38
46
42
49
51
47
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FRONT ROW: Barry W a n n , Dave Robinson, Joe Fitzgerald, Scott
ROW: Bill Holly (manager), Rett Boehm (manager), David Meanley,
H a l l , Dove M a x w e l l . MIDDLE ROW: Clark Tucker, Pete N e i l , Bob
Steve G r a y , Bryant Misener, Chuck Ainsworth, Mr. Brown (coach).
Worsley,
Dave
Langworthy,
Roger G i l r o y , Steve H a y w a r d . BACK
* t /-•» f
C" BASKETBALL
PRIN'S
SCORE
28
25
24
18
41
30
35
26
28
38
37
28
39
OPPONENT
Western Military
Lutheran South
Lutheran Central
Country Day
Burroughs
Parkway North .
Western Military
Parkway South .
Mehlville
Lutheran Central
Lutheran South
Country Day
Burroughs
OPPONENT'S
SCORE
26
28
49
37
12
39
31
22
38
54
28
33
21
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C a m p , Don Steckler, Chip McCarthy, G o r d o n Steen, W a r r e n Show
FRONT ROW: Ken Pierce, John Briffett, Paul M i n a u l t , Glenn Hammer,
David
Els, Peter Fulton, David
Brooks, SECOND
Barrick, Jim Andrews, Vince Ames, Paul W a n n , Kent
Jeff
Hamlin, Mr.
Bole
(Coach).
THIRD
ROW:
Bill
ROW:
( M a n a g e r ) , BACK ROW: Jim Splettstosser,
Bill
Seibert,
Dove Beardsley,
A r t h u r , Steve Squires.
Richardson,
Don
"A" SOCCER
Principia
3
1
1
2
1
2
0 '
1
0
1
0
2
0
2
Whitfield
Ladue
Western Military
Country Day
Normandy
University City
Burroughs
Western Military
Normandy
Ladue
Country Day
Cleveland
De Andries
Burroughs
Opponents
1
1
3
1
2
0
0
1
1
3
4
0
7
3
Co-Captains
Glenn Hammer
Paul Minault
All-Stars
Glenn Hammer
Peter Fulton
Ken Pierce
John Briffett
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FRONT ROW: Tom N e o l e , Ted C l a y t o n , Jimmy Cavenaugh,
Fred
Brady. THIRD ROW: Mr. Simon (Coach), Gary Hughes, Eric V a n g ,
Leadbeater,
Walt
Randy
Marty
Nethery,
Dove
Drake, Bill M a c D o u g a l l ,
Rice, Jon
Hall,
Don
Lake, Steve
Haakenson, M a r k
Kjell-
Cook. SECOND ROW: Jim Bradley, Bob Houston, Jim M a c D o u g a l l ,
strom. BACK ROW: Bruce Robertson, Phillip M a r t i n , Terry Shores,
Andy
Dove Ewing, Rick Baxter, Pete Stone, John Dunbar, C a r l Gans.
Hunter,
John
Record, Jim
Serton, Lindsey
Gorman,
Randy
"B" SOCCER
Principia
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
Co-Captains
Opponent
6
0
1
2
3
2
4
1
0
0
0
2
0
1
2
1
Hanley Jr. High
Brittany Jr. High
Taylor
Whitfield
Ladue
Western Military
Country Day
Ladue
Burroughs
Country Day
Western Military
Ladue (District)
Country Day
Country Day
Burroughs
Roosevelt
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John Record
FRONT:
Fiske
Ellwood, Bob Seelye, Chip Ostenberg, Todd
man, Al McCready,
Al
Ridley, Al
ROW:
Phil
Clark
Spaulding, Bob W y m a n , Bruce
Runeman, G o r d o n Thompson, Hal Gimlin.
Fewsmith,
Tor
Kenward,
Don
Myers,
Mike
Hoff-
Richard Bowes, Larry Lackey, Bill Hurwick, Tom Dutton, Peter Zu-
Scully,
ber, M a r t y Legant, Kort Peters, Paul Brooks. BACK ROW: Mr. Rusk
SECOND
(Coach),
Yeager,
Chart
Ross,
Pete
Christensen,
Jerry
Gould
(Manager),
H o w a r d Wixson, Mr. Lampmann (Coach).
WRESTLING
ABC All-Stars
Prin.
30
13
24
35
20
20
14
12
30
43
11
32
20
OpP'
24
30
24
13
21
24
30
32
Clayton
Pattonville
Parkway
Western Military
Burroughs
Country Day
Maplewood
Kirkwood
14
13
32
11
20
Missouri Military
Western Military
Lindbergh
Burroughs
Country Day
Prin.
21
8
Opp.
28
41
31
18
26
21
11
20
29
17
27
31
default by Western
20
31
47
0
33
" A " placed 2nd in ABC
" B " tied Ist place in League
" J V " tied 1st place in Tourney
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Bruce Scully
*A" Captains
Al Runeman
Todd Hoffman
B" Captains
Marty Legant
Kort Peters
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VARSITY CLUB
FIRST ROW:
Blair
Dehuff,
Lee G l a d d e n , Rich Judkins,
Rich
Alt,
berg, G o r d o n Thompson, Clark S p a u l d i n g , Don Camp, Todd
Terry Arthur, Paul M i n a u l t , Jerry G o u l d , Bob Lester. BACK ROW:
man.
Mr. Rusk (Sponsor), Paul W a n n , Dave Els, Ken Lyon, Rob Osten-
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G.A.A. BOARD
Mary
Cullom, Bonnie
Bleichman
(President),
Miss
Oakes
(Sponsor),
G a l e Whittemore, M a r y Dale C r a i g , Sally Miner.
White Caps
J'iit
Marcia M a l l e t , Jill Zuetell, Sue Freeman, Francie H o w a r d , Hilary H a d e n , M a r g e e Slee.
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TOP ROW: Miss Oakes (Coach), Sally Miner, M a r i n k a
Bliss, V o l
Dunn, M a r d a
Sundwick, M a r g u e r i t e
Peterson, Nancy Geist, Laura S h e p a r d , Cari Hayden, Mollie Belz,
Whittemore,
Carol
Worsley, H a p p y Jealous.
Osherenko,
Pat Cooke, M a r y
Dole C r a i g ,
Barnie
Crissy Daly. BOTTOM ROW: Eleanor Andrews, Carol
Holt,
Bishop,
Vol
Below,
Libby
Lyeth, Marcia Mitchell, G a l e
Edwards, Connie
Fifield,
Janie
VARSITY HOCKEY
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Remember the enthusiasm . . . the " A " football squad's
cheering support . . . cold drinks at the games . . . the
Victorious Varsity vs. the Fractured Faculty (3—1) . . .
playing after sunset . . . running laps around the hockey
field . . . the eternal cry "sticks d o w n " . . .
Halftime advice
130
Gale's got it!
FRESHMEN
B O T T O M R O W : sue Strong, Katie Salyer, Dennie Lattin, Beth Fulton, Muffie Van Vleck; TOP ROW: Betty
Brown, Sandy Neily, Laurie H u b b a r d , M a r y Benson, Linaa Heider, Barbara Dunn, Jo G o o d , Carol Splettstosser, Debbie Lyeth.
CLASS
TOP ROW: G a i l Osherenko, Ruthi Howlett, Merrilee N i e t m a n n ; MIDDLE ROW: Jenny Frutig, M a r i l y n Burns,
JUNIORS
G a y l Poley, Judy Hansen, Darcy W h i t e , Bobbie Nysewander, BOTTOM ROW: G i g i McGuire, Janet Higman,
Barb Cochran, Carol Lojinger, Caroline Leonard, Carol DeWindt, Anne Layman.
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TOP ROW: Cheryl M a c l n t i r e , Ann Huff, Bonnie Burke, Cloe Carper, Candy A l t , Bev N i e t m a n n , Jean
SOPHOMORES
Perkins; BOTTOM ROW: Ann Caldwell, M a r y a n n Murdock, Sue N e i l , Foith Holly, Clare Brooks.
HOCKEY
Dinah
Kinsman, Chris Sanchez, Alice Auchmoody, Carol W i e b o l d t , M o r y
Lou H a r t m a n , Janie
Cavenaugh,
Linda Downey, M a r y Rogers, Dee Benton, M a r y Cullom, Cindy Stone, Bonnie Bleichmann, Sue W i l s o n .
SENIORS
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TOP
ROW: Marinka
Bliss,
Susie
Douglass,
Marcia
Mattei.
Day, Carol
W i e b o l t , Joanne Worsley, Miss Poyser (Coach), M a r y Dale C r a i g ,
BOTTOM
R O W : Sally
Miner,
Carol
Osherenko,
Sherman, Cari Hayden, Susi A l l y n , Mollie Belz, Laura Shepard.
Mary Cullom, Libby Edwards, Carol DeWindt, Candy Brown, Ayn
VARSITY BASKETBALL
OPPONENTS
A"
Faculty
Lutheran South
30- -22
Mary 1.
Burroughs
Ladue
Normandy
Lutheran Central
(won)
(won)
5 1 - -13
28- -27
3 1 - -27
(won)
(lost)
3 1 - -18
49- -41
45- -27
(lost)
(won)
(lost)
"B"
20-10
27-24
21-13
26-20
(won)
(won)
(lost)
(lost)
19-
(lost)
Miss Poyser vs. Joanne
(converse vs. nonconverse)
Another swisher
Keep those elbows out. Candy!
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Laura's got it
Stinko strikes a g a i n
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FRESHMEN: Beth Fulton, Jo G o o d , Shelley Trick, Linda Heider, Laurie H u b b a r d , Dennie Lattin, Carol Splettstosser, M a r y Ash, Sandy Neily, Sue Strong.
BASKETBALL
JUNIORS:
Talley,
TOP
Gayl
ROW:
Poley.
Carol
Mitchell,
Gigi
BOTTOM
ROW:
Bobbie
McGuire,
Anne
Nysewander,
Moore,
Marilyn
Sue
Burns,
Schmidt,
Jenny
Jon
Frutig,
Higman,
Hilary
Betsy
Haden,
Darcy W h i t e , G a i l Osherenko.
LOST
SENIORS:
Mary I.
(18-17)
JUNIORS:
Luth. Cent.
(7-4)
SOPHOMORES:
Mary I.
(25-16)
Burroughs
(12-10)
FRESHMEN:
Mary I.
(17-6)
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SOPHOMORES:
Linda
Bevi
TOP
ROW:
Betty
Bosdet,
Emily
Peters, Bonnie Burke, Chris Fisher, Donna
Nietmann.
BOTTOM
ROW:
Ellen
Sue
Adler,
Lyn
Sue
Campbell,
Furr, A n n
Neil,
Jean
Perkins,
Sheri
Bleichman,
Harriet
Walker,
Ann
Caldwell.
Huff,
Kendrick,
CLASS TEAMS
WON
SENIORS: TOP
ROW:
Cindy
Stone,
Barney
Bishop,
Happy
Jealous,
Alice
Auchmoody,
Linda
V o l Below. BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Bleichman, Pat Cooke, Judy W a l k e r , Nancy Geist, Dee Benton.
SENIORS:
Ladue
(28-25)
Luth. Cent.
(28-15)
Burroughs
(16-10)
JUNIORS:
Ladue
(16-8)
Mary I.
(10-9)
Burroughs
(25-4)
SOPHOMORES:
Ladue
(28-7)
Luth. Cent.
(28-2)
FRESHMEN:
Luth. Cent.
(15-10)
Burroughs
(9-8)
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SOCIAL LIFE
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Antient Concerts, Sextet
November 1: The De Paur Chorus
November 22: Ara Berberian, Basso
January 10: Bramwell Fletcher in "Parnassus ' 6 3 "
February 1: "The Rivalry" by The Cleveland Play
House Touring Repertory
February 28: Antient Concerts Sextet
April 17: Leon Fleisher, Pianist
Bramwell Fletcher
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LECTURE
SERIES
Leon Fleisher, Pianist
The Cleveland Playhouse, "The Rivalry"
141
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DRAMA
WORKSHOP
The Four
the Merrier
The Ghost Story
Sweet " 1 6 "
The Six Queens of Henry
Her Majesty the King
" A n n a " wonts to be alone . . . with " G e o r g e "
ut the critic
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"George"
wants
HHiiiH
to
The life of royalty isn't always easy .
be
alone with " A n n a " . . .
(Mee-owl) But there's a
happy e n d i n g !
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"The saints come marching i n ! "
and
The " A " football squad . . .
Singers with ice cubes in their mouths . . .
The Jets from West Side Story . . .
The undaunted reader . . .
A character from American Bandstand—and
friends . . .
The "Russian Ballet," (with unbounded grace!)
Quite an ice breaker, we must admit!
ICE-BREAKER
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CLASS PARTIES
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BLUE footprints for the SENIOR p a r t y
SOPHOMORE concentration that produced GASLIGHT SQUARE
JUNIORS from the ROARING TWENTIES
147
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The Principia Hymn
Principia, we sing thy praise.
Home of our happy student days;
Here in the light of wisdom's ways
W e strive and watch and wait.
And so all thro' the coming years.
In times of laughter or of tears.
Our love for thee shall quell all fears.
And never shall abate.
Here 'neath thy classic shades we find
The joys of learning, ties that bind,
A charity to all mankind
Shows us the truer life.
And by thy torch which burneth bright.
We're led into the glorious light.
Sustained by Love the only right.
We're free from worldly strife.
Then when to thee we bid adieu.
Departing hence to scenes anew,
Principia, may we be true.
Thy precepts let us keep.
So as the years do onward flow,
In character may each one grow.
And by his life to others show
That OS he'll sow he'll reap.
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SENIOR SAYINGS
Name
Nickname
ALEXANDER, Roy
Favorite Expression
City, State
Oh! Darn it!
St. Louis, Missouri
ALLARD, David
Dave
Flipper
St. Louis, Missouri
ALLYN, Susan
Susi
Mo-ther, please!
Garnavillo, Iowa
ALT, Richard
Trickle, J. B.
It could be big!
St. Louis, Missouri
AMES, Vincent
Vincey
It sounds like something . . . would do!
Chino, California
ANDREWS, James
Pasquale
1 don't need to show you no stinkin' bodge!
St. Louis, Missouri
ARTHUR, Terry
Ter
You must learn to love.
Los Angeles, California
AUCHMOODY, Alice
Auwee
Choyng'. Click! 20 million
Fiskdale, Massachusetts
BARRICK, William
Bill
Hi, Big Fella!
Newport, Tennessee
BEAUVAIS, Corinne
Crinny
Are you for real?
Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan
BEHRING, George
Champs
BELOW, Valerie
Vol
That was a profound stoternent!
St. Louis, Missouri
BELZ, Amelia
Mollie, Mol
But my name's not Sally . . .
St. Louis, Missouri
BENTON, Diane
Deisel
Funniest thing
Charlotte, North Carolina
BISHOP, Elizabeth
Barnie
Guess what, you guys—we just broke up!
Flint, Michigan
BLEICHMAN, Bonnie
Bon
Hey—where's Vol?
Sherman Oaks, California
BRIFFETT, John
J. B.
BROWN, Candice
Browney
Hey, Downey, seen Rick?
Oakland, California
Dee
Guess what—Mom's coming!
Los Angeles, California
Janie
Oh, hang!
Jacksonville, Florida
Chad
Hong loose!
Racine, Wisconsin
James Audubon
Look! It's a . . .
La Canada, California
Cookie
What time is it?
Diablo, California
Doc
I'm being forced! 1 am oh so impressed.
St. Louis, Missouri
CARDOZA, Deloris
CAVENAUGH, Jane
CHADWICK, Robert
CHRISTENSEN, Peter
COOKE, Patricio
CRAIG, Mary Dale
CRAMER, Donald
CULLOM, Mary
CUNNINGHAM, Scott
CUTLER, William
DALY, Christopher
DANIELSON, Jean
DAVIS, James
DAVIS, Spencer
St. Louis, Missouri
Sun Valley, California
Don, D. C.
La Jolla, California
Mer, Cullom
1 never get any mail!
St. Louis, Missouri
Jack Woeb
Where're my shades?
St. Louis, Missouri
Cut
Obviously! It wimps.
Waterford, Maine
Crissy
Now, 1 have something to soy.
Highland Park, Illinois
Smilie
Oh, you guys.
Malibu, California
St. Louis, Missouri
Jim
Speed
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Easy, Beauty!
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Nome
Nickname
DEHUFF, Blair
B. D.
DODD, Roger
Favorite Expression
City, State
Oh, wipeout!
La Fayette, California
There's got to be a way out!
Yokohama,Japan
DOUGLASS, Susan
Doug
Don't ask me—ask his bird!
South Pasadena, California
DOWNEY, Undo
Downey
Hey, Browney, seen Rich?
Los Angeles, California
DROZDA, James
Droz
He's a nut!
St. Louis, Missouri
DUNN, Jane
Dunn
Poor Beebee
Tulsa, Oklahoma
ELY, Janet
Jan
See ya'll—sometime
St. Louis, Missouri
ENGLISH, Cheryl
Cherie
How gross!
St. Louis, Missouri
FIFIELD, Constance
Con-yon, Penguin
FULTQN, Peter
Horry the " b o d "
L'oiseau est le mot! Thanx, Jeff.
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
GAINES, Jane
Janie
How beautiful!
South Haven, Michigan
GEIST, Nancy
Nance
Berrniee
Darien, Connecticut
GILBERTSON, Gregory
Gilb
GIMLIN, Hal
Gim
Extra credit. Sir?
Wilmette, Illinois
GLADDEN, Lee
Coolie
Don't sweat! Tomorrow is another day.
Polos Verdes Estates, California
GOULD, Jerry
Ookie
Got to see my critters
St. Louis, Missouri
HAMLIN, Jeffrey
Ham the "choker"
I'll get a date next weekend! Thanx, Pete.
Cambridge, Massachusetts
HAMMER, Glenn
Nailer
1 still own half the canoe.
St. Louis, Missouri
HARTMAN, Mary Louise
Lugi
The day-pups hove been japped again.
St. Louis, Missouri
Guess what happened this weekend.
St. Louis, Missouri
HAUK, Eileen
Crown Pointe, Indiana
Jefferson, Wisconsin
HAWES, Kenneth
YWL
Have you seen Janie?
Darien, Connecticut
HAYDEN, Carol
Cari
Get serious . . . How are they, Harry? . . .
Denver, Colorado
Interpolation
HENRY, Charles
Cossius, Chucker
Just ease it. Beauty
Kearney, Nebraska
HERMANN, Patricia
Hermo
Haweeeeee
Shawnee Mission, Kansas
HUBBARD, Susan
Sue, Hubs
Set 'em up!
Minneapolis, Minnesota
HUDSON, Harry
Cheeks
HURWICK, William
Billy
How's the bod?
Son Francisco, California
JACOBS, Valerie
Vol
Oh, come on.
St. Louis, Missouri
JEALOUS, Jane
Happy
But wait
Boston, Massachusetts
JONES, Alexander
B. A., Dion
Sticks and stones will break my bones, but
New Canaan, Connecticut
Dallas, Texas
names will never hurt old Jones.
JUDKINS, Richard
Jud
Whop!
St. Louis, Missouri
KINSMAN, Dinah
Kinsman
Ah, gee
St. Louis, Missouri
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Name
Nickname
Favorite Expression
City, State
KOCH, Donald
Don
Well now—I believe
Molba, New York
KOHLER, Joan
Joanie
I'm thrilled spitless!
Los Angeles, California
KURIGER, John
Stein, Motz, Johnny Hove you studied?
Chappaqua, New York
LAKE, Bonnie
Bon
But Mrs. TufRi . . . !
St. Louis, Missouri
LANE, Ellen
Ellie, El
Due to lack of food
Miami, Florida
LAWRENCE, Geraldine
Geri, Ger
How does that grab ya?
San Rafael, California
LESTER, Robert
Bob
Good Morning!
Cazenovia, New York
MacDOUGALL, William
Will
Chew it
Elmhurst, Illinois
MALTBIE, Kay
Malts
Knit one, purl one
Amsterdam, New York
McNIVEN, Miriam
Mimi
Oh, phooey
Seattle, Washington
MINAULT, Paul
Polo Springs
MINER, Sally
Sal
Needham, Massachusetts
Hey, guess what? W e mode a record-break-
St. Louis, Missouri
ing run to Schneithorst's!
MITCHELL, Marcia
Ma rey
MOSHER, Allyn
Moshe, Big Al
St. Louis, Missouri
It's going to be a big year, full of hard work
Neenah, Wisconsin
and lots of fun.
MURDOCK, Debora
Spider
Could be trouble!
St. Louis, Missouri
NEWGENT, Philip
Newge
Like hi!
St. Louis, Missouri
NIETMANN, Nancy
Nance
Gosh! I'm starved!
St. Louis, Missouri
N I X O N , Sheila
If it's doughnuts, I'll go.
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
NOWELL, George
Such a deal.
Evergreen, Colorado
NUTTER, Undo
Why?
Portland, Oregon
OSHERENKO, Carol
Stinko
Well, I think
Beverly Hills, California
OSTENBERG, William
Chip, Ostie
Howdy!
Miami, Florida
PETERSON, Valerie
Vol
Sorry, can't handle it!
Danville, Illinois
PURDY, Norman
Norm
From the Far East I send you one thought. . .
Rockford, Ohio
How dumb!
Hillsborough, California
Snookie
Oh no! Oh no! I can't
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
RICHARDSON, Kent
Belly, Jell-
Flake off!
New Carlisle, Indiana
ROBERTS, Ronald
R.X.P.
Fancy meeting you here! It's such a surprise!!
Hillsborough, California
ROBERTSON, Douglas
Doug
Eh what?
Cincinnati, Ohio
REED, Jon
REUTER, Helen
'
ROBERTSON, Gory
ROESKE, Karen
'
St. Louis, Missouri
Are you ready?
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Elsah, Illinois
Nickname
Favorite Expression
City, State
ROGERS, Mary
Liz
Funniest thing!
St. Louis, Missouri
ROSS, Charters
Chart
Might as well, can't dance.
Spirit Lake, Idaho
RUNEMAN, Algot
A.T.R.
There is no life, truth . . .
Wheeling, Illinois
SANCHEZ, Christina
Chris
Well, yes, but if this were Cuba . . .
Petersburg, Virginia
SCHWARTZ, Bruce
Brube
SEIBERT, William
Seibert
That's ridiculous! I'm not a cynic.
St. Louis, Missouri
SHARMAN, Pamela
Sharm, Gentle
O h as if, listen dearie
Los Angeles, California
SHAW, Warren
Smiley
O h , sadness
St. Louis, Missouri
SMAUS, Robert
Mouse
Scranton for '64
Los Altos, California
SMITH, Christine
Schmiddi
Let's have a little respect for this informal
SantO' Rosa, California
Name
Greenwich, Connecticut
gathering.
Pacific Palisades, California
SPAULDING, Clark
SPLETTSTOSSER, James
Spletz
Fords are great
St. Louis, Missouri
STEELE, James
Pittsburg
Duh-h-h
St. Louis, Missouri
STEWART, Robert
Stew
Flip you a fish.
Coral Gables, Florida
STEWART, Suzanne
Susie, Stew
Hi, hon
Dallas, Texas
STONE, Cynthia
Cindy
How unreal!
Perrysburg, Ohio
SUNDWICK, Marda
Mord
Oh, brother!
St. Louis, Missouri
THOMPSON, Nancy
Nonce
Please take switchboard for me!
Washington, D.C.
TUFFLI, Peter
Tuf
And you can't ask for more than that.
St. Louis, Missouri
V A N G , Fred
Boomer
What did they do with the other half of the
St. Louis, Missouri
whole man?
WALKER, Judith
Woogs
Oh! 1 can't go this
Virginia Beach, Virginia
WHITTEMORE, Gale
Bozo
I'll trade all this for your cake.
La Jolla, California
WIEBOLDT, Carol
Wiebs
WIGGINS, Phebe
Pheb
WILKEN, Adele
Elsah, Illinois
Ooooh—really?
Washington, Pennsylvania
But, Gail, I'm starting on my diet tomorrow!
Los Angeles, California
WILLIAMS, Janet
Wilma
Soy, man!
Son Francisco, California
WILLIAMS, Sherry
Sher Ber
Sure thing
Skokie, Illinois
WILSON, Bonnie
Bonn-bonn
Such is life!
Hamilton, Ohio
Tell me another one
Hamilton, Ohio
WILSON, Heather
WILSON, Susan
Yellows
Let's have a party!
La Canada, California
YEAKEL, Gregory
Yeak
How's your bod?
Seattle, Washington
ZAREMBA, David
the cZar
Civilization is a drag!
Pasadena, California
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2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Swimming Team 3,4;
ALEXANDER, ROY. " A " Football 1; " B " Baseball 1;
" B " Soccer 2; " B " Baseball 2; " A " Soccer 3; " A "
Varsity Softball 3; Bridge Club 1,2; French Club 3,4;
Baseball 4; Natural History Club 4.
Yearbook Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 4; Honor Council 3; Girls' Gavel Board, Day Pup Coordinator 4.
ALLARD, DAVID. " C " Basketball 1,2; " B " Baseball 2;
Art Activity 1; Natural History Activity 2; Typing Activity 4; Cross Country 4; Track 4.
ALLYN, SUSAN. Class Basketball
BENTON, DIANE. Class Volleyball 3,4; Class Hockey
4; Class Basketball 4; Spanish Club; Bridge Club;
White Cap; Group Chairman.
1,2; Varsity BasBISHOP, ELIZABETH. Class Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class
Hockey 2,3; Varsity Hockey 4; Class Volleyball 1,2,3;
Varsity Volleyball 4; Varsity Softball 3,4; Social
Training 3; Gavel Bar 2; Group Chairman 3,4; Yearbook 3; Campus Courier 4; Social Committee 2,3,4;
Social Head 4; Student Council 4.
ketball 3,4; Class Softball 1; Arts and Publicity Committee 3,4; Group Chairman 4; Scholastic Committee
3; French Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4.
ALT, RICHARD. " C " Basketball 1; " C " Football 1; " B "
Baseball 1,2; Library Committee 1; " B " Football 2; " B "
Basketball 2; Chess Club 2,3; Chorus 1,2,4; " A " Football 3,4; " A " Basketball 3,4; " A " Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Ushers Club 4.
BLEICHMAN, BONNIE. Class Hockey 3,4; Varsity
Baseball 2,3,4; Class Volleyball 2,3; Varsity Volleyball 4; Class Basketball 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep
Club 3,4; French Club 4; G.A.A. President 4; Student
Council 4; Intramural Captain 2; Group Chairman 3,
4.
AMES, VINCE. " A " Football 4; " A " Soccer 4; Life
Saving 4; Track 4.
ANDREWS, JIM. " C " Football 1,2; " C " Basketball 1,
2; " B " Baseball 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class President
BRIFFETT, JOHN. " B " Football 3; " B " Soccer 3; " B "
1,2,3,4; " B " Football 3; " A " Soccer 3,4; " A " Baseball
Baseball 3; " A " Football 4 ; " A " Soccer 4; " A " Base-
3,4; Ushers Committee 3,4.
ball 4; Chorus 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Monster 3; Waiters
4.
ARTHUR, TERRY. " A " Football 1,2,3,4; " B " Soccer 1,
2; " A " Soccer 4; Swimming 3; Track 1,2; Chorus 1,2,
BROWN, CANDICE. Class Volleyball; Varsity Bas-
3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Waiters 2,4; Social Committee
ketball; Building and Grounds Committee; Sewing and
4; Varsity Club Vice-President 4; Class Social Head 4.
Knitting Activity.
AUCHMOODY, ALICE. Class Field Hockey; Class Basketball; Swim Team; Water Ballet; Chorus; Sunday
Evening Sing Committee.
CARDOZO, DELORIS. Drama
2; Spanish Club
4;
Bridge Club 3.
CAVENAUGH, JANIE. Class Hockey 3; Class Volleyball 3,4; Class Softball 3; Typing 3,4; Bridge Club 3;
Sub Cafe Worker 4; Pep Club 3, Secretary 4.
BARRICK, BILL. " B " Football 3; " B " Soccer 3; " A "
Football; " A " Soccer 4; Track 4; Stage Crew 3,4;
Waiter 4.
CHADWICK, ROBERT. " C " Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,
2; " B " Football 3; " A " Football 4; " B " Soccer 3;
Track 4; Library Committee 1,2; Chess Club 2,3; Bond
1,2,3,4; Chorus 4.
BEAUVAIS, CORINNE. Chorus 3,4; Fanatics 3; Social
Training Committee 3; Arts and Publicity 4; French
Club 4.
BEHRING, GEORGE. Track 1; Football 1; Cross Coun-
COOKE, PAT. Class Team Hockey 1,2; Varsity Hockey
try 2; Art 1; Natural History 1.
3,4; Class Basketball
BELOW, VALERIE. Class Basketball
1,3,4
1,2,3,4; Class Volleyball
1,2;
Class Baseball 1; Varsity Swimming 3,4.
Captain;
Class Hockey 1,2,3; Class Volleyball 1,3,4; Softball
1; Tennis 3; Varsity Hockey 4; Bridge Club 1; Art 1,
CRAIG, MARY DALE. Class Hockey 1,2,3; Varsity
Hockey 4; Class Basketball 1; Class Volleyball 1;
Varsity Softball 1,2,3; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Volleyball 2,3; Bridge Club 1,2,3; French Club
4; Vice-President G.A.A. Board 4; Editor of "Sports'n
Shorts" 4.
2; Fanatics 3; Library Committee 4; Campus Courier
4; Spanish Club 4.
BELZ, MOLLIE. Class Hockey 1; Class Basketball 1,2;
Class Volleyball 1,2; Class Softball 2; Varsity Hockey
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CRAMER, DONALD. " B " Football 3; " B " Wrestling 3;
Art Activity 3,4; Waiters 4.
tary 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Girls' Gavel Board Pres-
CULLOM, MARY. Class Hockey 2,4; Varsity Hockey 3;
Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Class Volleyball 2,3; Class
Softball 2,3; Arts and Publicity 3,4; Dress Committee
4; G.A.A. Board Treasurer; Sewing and Knitting 3;
Bridge Club 2,3; Typing 3; Editor of Yearbook 4;
Group Chairman 4.
ELY, JANET. General Assembly 3; Campus Courier 3;
ident 4 ; Student Council 4.
Bridge Club 3; Yearbook 4.
ENGLISH, CHERYL. Class Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3; Class Hockey 1; Varsity Hockey 2; Class
Volleyball
1; Varsity Tennis 1,2; Typing 4; French
Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3.
C U N N I N G H A M , SCOTT. " C " Football 1; Footbal 4;
Campus Courier 1,2; Bridge Club 4; Chess Club 4.
FIFIELD, CONSTANCE. Class Basketball 1; Class Vol-
CUTLER, WILLIAM. " C
Football 2; Wrestling 2; " A "
cial Committee 1; Pep Club 1,2, Secretary 3; Chorus
Football 4; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Swimming 3;
2,3; Class Hockey 2; Gavel Board 2; Head of Scho-
leyball 1,2; Varsity Hockey 4; Cheerleader 3,4; So-
Chorus 3,4; Ushers 4; Monster Workers 4.
DALY, CHRISTOPHER (Crissy). Class Hockey
lastic Committee
3; Water
Ballet
3;
Coordinator,
Gavel Board 4.
1,2,3,4;
Social Committee 1,2,3,4; Bridge Club 2,3; Chorus 1,
FULTON, PETE. " C " Football 1,2; " B " Soccer 1,2; " A "
2,3,4.
Baseball Manager 1; " A " Soccer 3,4; " B " Football 3;
Junior Varsity Football 4; National Athletic Scholar-
DANIELSON, JEAN. Class Basketball 3; Class Softball 3,4; Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Gavel Board 3; Quiet
Room Committee 3; Secretary, Student Council 4;
Inspection Committee 4; Chorus 4; French Club 4.
ship Society 3,4; A.M.F.A. President 3,4; Camera Club
1; French Club Vice-President 1; Monster Workers 2,
3; Waiter 4; Boys' Snack Bar 4; Chorus 2,4; Manners
Club Executive.
DAVIS, JAMES. " B " Football 1; " C " Basketball 1; " B "
Basketball 2; " B " Soccer 3; Track 2,3.
GAINES, JANE. Chorus 4; Band 4; Hospitality Com-
DAVIS, SPENCER. "B" Basketball 3; " B " Baseball 3;
" A " Basketball 4.
Ballet 4; Arts and Publicity Committee 4.
DEHUFF, BLAIR. " C " Football 1,2; Cross Country 3;
" A " Football 4; " C " Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Chorus 4; Waiters 2,3,4; Library Committee 1; Chess Club 1; Camera Club 1.
4; Arts and Publicity 4.
mittee 4; Sunday Evening Sing Committee 4; Water
GEIST, NANCY. Varsity Hockey 4; Class Basketball
GILBERTSON, GREGORY. " C " Football 1; " B " Football 2; Library Service Committee 1,2; Chess Club 3,4;
Bridge Club 4.
DODD, ROGER. Quiet Room Committee 4.
GIMLIN, HAL. " A " Football 3,4; " A " Swimming 3;
" A " Track 3,4; " A " Wrestling 4; Pep Club 3.
DOUGLASS, SUSAN. Class Hockey 3; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Varsity Volleyball 3; Varsity Tennis 3,4;
Spanish Club 4; Campus Courier 4; Bridge Club 3;
Food Service Worker 3,4; Girls' Gavel Board 4.
GLADDEN, LEE. " C " Basketball 1; " B " Tennis (Captain)
1; " A " Basketball 3,4; " A " Tennis 3,4; Varsity
Club 3,4; Ushers 3,4; Chorus 4; Manners Club 3,4;
Vice-President Pep Club 4; Boys' Board 4; Student
Council 4; Student Council Executive Committee 4;
Cum Laude 4- A.M.F.A. (314) Vice-President.
DOWNEY, LINDA. Class Hockey 4; Class Basketball
4; Varsity Baseball 2; Class Volleyball 2; Gavel Bar
2; Cheerleader 3; Water Ballet 3; Arts and Publicity
3; Building and Grounds 4.
DROZDA, JAMES. " B " Football 1,2; Wrestling
HAMLIN, JEFFREY. " B " Football 2; " B " Basketball 2;
" B " Tennis 2; " A " Soccer 3; " A " Tennis 3,4; " A " Soccer 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 4;
Waiters 4; Student Council 4; Boys' Band 4.
1,2;
Track 1,2,4; Treasurer, of Class 1; Social Head of
Class 2; Sunday Evening Sing 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4.
HAMMER, GLENN. " C " Basketball 4; " B " Soccer 4;
" B " Baseball 4; " A " Football 4; Chess Club 4; Typing
4; Natural History Club 4; Art Club 4.
DUNN, JANIE. Class Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey 4;
Tennis 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Water Ballet 3,4; Pep
Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3, Captain 4; Class Secre-
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HARTMAN, MARY LOU. Class Hockey
1,3,4; Class
JUDKINS, RICHARD DAVID. " C " Basketball
Tennis 3; Class Volleyball 1,3; Chapel Commitee 2,3;
1; " B "
Baseball 1,2; " B " Basketball 2; " A " Football 3,4; " A "
Yearbook 2,3; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Fanatics 3; Prom
Basketball 3,4; " A " Baseball 3,4; Varsity Club 3; Pres-
Reporter 4; St. Louis Globe-Democrat
ident 4 ; Student Council 4; Day Student Representative,
Reporter 4;
French Club 4.
Boys' Board 4; Prom Magazine Reporter 4; Pep Club
4.
HAUK, EILEEN. Dancing 2; Typing 2; Sewing and
Knitting 3.
KINSMAN, DINAH. Class Softball 3; Class Volleyball
3; Art Activity 1; Bridge Club 1; Yearbook 2; Typing
HAWES, KEN. Tennis 4; Campus Courier 4; Chapel
Committee 4; Sunday Evening Sing Committee.
HAYDEN, CAROL. Class Basketball 1,2; Class
ball 1,2; Class Softball 1; Class Hockey 2;
Hockey 3,4; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Water Ballet
sity Swim Team-Life Saving 3,4; Sportshead,
ball 4; Trampoline Activity 1,2,3; Typing 3,4.
3; Class Hockey 4; Arts and Publicity 4; Campus
Courier 4.
VolleyVarsity
3; VarBasket-
KOCH, DONALD LEIGH. Chapel Committee 4; Quiet
Room Supervisor, Boys' Dorm. 4; School Store Student Supervisor, 4; Math Club 4.
KOHLER, J O A N . Chorus 4; Arts and Publicity Committee 3,4.
HENRY, CHARLES. " B " Basketball 3; " B " Tennis 3; " A "
Basketball 4; " A " Tennis; Bridge Club 3,4; Boys' Governing Board 4.
KURIGER, JOHN. Spanish Club 4; Usher 4; Social
Committee 4; Social Center Bar 4; Food Service 4;
HERMANN, PATI. Class Basketball 3; Class Volley-
Chorus 4; Senior Life Saving 4; Sub-waiters 4; Chap-
ball 3; Chorus 3; Social Committee 3; Coordinator 4;
el Organist 4; Band 4.
Gavel Board 4; Pep Club 4; Head " B " Cheerleader 4.
LAKE, BONNIE. Class Volleyball 3,4; Class softball
4; Bridge 3; Knitting and Sewing 4.
HUBBARD, SUE. Sunday Evening Sing Committee 3,4;
Chorus 3,4; Kitchen 3; Switchboard 4; Vice-President
4.
LANE,
ELLEN. Class
Basketball
2,3; Classics
2,3;
Swimming Team 3; Bond 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 1; SunHYDSON, HARRY HARLAN. " B " Soccer 2; " B " Tennis
day Evening Sing Committee 3.
2; " A " Tennis 3; Fall Tennis 4; " A " Soccer 3,4; " A "
Baseball 4; Chorus 3,4 Vice-Pres. AM.F.A. 3,4; Bunny
Counsellor
3; Boys' Dorm
Representative to
LAWRENCE, GERI. Sunday Evening Sing Committee
Boys'
3,4; Chapel Committee 4; Chorus 4.
Board 4; President, Manners' Club 4; Boys' Bar Worker 4.
LESTER, ROBERT. " C " Football 1; Chairman, Library
Committee 1; Track 1,2,4; Class Treasurer 2; Cross
Country (Capt.) 3; ABC League All Star; Floor Chairman 1; Chairman, Chapel Committee 4; Chorus 2;
Treasurer, Boys' Board; Student Council Executive Committee 4; Treasurer, Student Council 4; Varsity club
3,4; Manager, Boys' Snack Bar 4.
HURWICK, WILLIAM. Lifeguard 3,4; Monster workers
3,4; Cross-Country, 4; Wrestling 4; Campus Courier 4;
Sub-Waiter 4; Counselor 4.
JACOBS, VALERIE. Camera Club
Worker 1,2,3,4.
1; Student Store
MacDOUGALL, WILLIAM. " C " Football 1,2; " B " Football 4; " C " Basketball 1; " A " Basketball 3; " B " Soccer 4; Track 3,4; Chess Club 1.
JEALOUS, JANE. Class Basketball 2,3,4; Class Softball 2,3; Water Ballet 3; Chorus 3,4; French Club 4;
Gavel
Board Secretary 4; Coordinator
4; Varsity
hockey 4; Pep Club 4.
MALTBIE, KAY. Chorus 3,4.
JONES, ALEC. " C " Basketball 1; " B " Tennis 1; " A "
Football 2,3; " B " Baseball 2,3,4; Waiter 2,4; Chorus
3; Secretary A.M.F.A. 3,4; Senior Life Saving 4; Usher
4; Pep Club 4; Vice-President Spanish Club 4.
MINAULT, PAUL. " B " Football 2; " A " Football 3,4;
" B " Soccer 2; " A " Soccer 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Waiters 3,4; Ushers 4; Boys' Board
3,4.
167
MINER, SALLY. Class Hockey 1,2; Varsity Hockey 4;
REED, JOHN. Art Activity 4; Waiter 3,4; Monster
Class Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 4; Class Vol-
Workers 3,4.
leyball 1,2; Class Softball 1,2; Intramural Captain 4;
REUTER, HELEN. Chorus 4.
G.A.A. Secretary 4; Honor Council Representative 1;
Chorus 2,4; Bridge Club 1; Typing 1.
RICHARDSON, KENT. " B " Football 1,2; " B " Soccer 2;
" A " Soccer 3,4; " A " Football 4; Camera Club 1; Duty
Squadron 1; Typing Activity 2; Remedial Reading 2;
Senior Life Saving 3; Ushers' Staff 3,4; Waiters 4.
MITCHELL, MARCIA. Class Hockey 1; Varsity Hockey 2,3,4; Bridge Club 4.
MOSHER, ALLYN. " B " Tennis 3; Cross Country 3,4;
Stage Crew 3; Bridge Club 4; Vocal instruction 4;
Ushers' Club 3,4.
ROBERTS, RONALD. Varsity Swimming 3,4; Cross
Country 3; Stage Crew 3,4, Captain 4; Radio Club 3.
NEWGENT, PHILIP. " C " Basketball 1; " B " Soccer 3;
ROBERTSON, DOUGLAS. " C " Football 1; " C " Reserve Basketball 1; Physical Science Club; " B " Football 2; Duty Squadron 2,3,4; Natural Science Club 3,
4.
Campus Courier Staff 4.
MURDOCK, DEBORA. Drama Activity 2; School Store
3; Chorus 3,4.
ROBERTSON, GARY. " B " Footbal
Chess Club 2,3,4.
McNIVEN, MIRIAM.
NIETMANN, NANCY. Class Volleyball
•'C" Bosketbal
ROESKE, KAREN. Bunny Counselor 3,4; Chorus ac-
1,2,3; Tram-
companist 4; School Store 3,4; Chorus 3; Typing 3.
poline Activity 2; Art 1; Typing 3; Chorus 4; Arts and
Publicity Committee 4.
ROGERS, MARY
E. Library Committee
1; Camera
N I X O N , SHEILA. Art 4; School Store worker 4; Desk
Club 1; Trampoline 1,2,3; Building and Grounds 1;
Duty 4.
Class hockey 1,2,4; Class Basketball 1,2; Class Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Varsity softball 2; Art Club 2
NOWELL, GEORGE. Physical Science Club 1; Campus
Trampoline 2,3; Typing 2; Chess Club; Life Saving 3;
Courier 2; Radio Club 3; Yearbook 4; Math Club 4;
Natural History Club 4.
" C " Football 1; " B " Football 2,3; Varsity Football 4;
" C " Basketball 1; " B " Wrestling 2,3; Swimming (Man-
ROSS, CHARTERS. Cross Country 3; " C " Basketball 3;
ager) 4; " B " Tennis 1,2,3; " A " Tennis 4.
" A " Wrestling 4; Sunday Evening Sing Committee 3,
4; Waiters 3; Chorus 3,4; Band 3,4; Monster Workers
NUTTER, LINDA. Arts and Publicity 3,4; Inspection
4; Counselor 4.
Committee 4; Quiet Room Committee 3,4; Line Server
4.
RUNEMAN, ALGOT. Chorus 3,4; " A " Football 3,4;
OSHERENKO, CAROL. Class Hockey 3; Varsity Hock-
" A " Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4; Boys' Board 4; Honor
ey 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Volleyball 2,3,
Council 4; Student Council 4.
4; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Gavel Board, Sr. Representative 4; Chorus 3; Cheerleader, Varsity 4- French Club
SANCHEZ, CRISTINA. Drama Activity 2; Typing Ac-
4.
tivity 2; Library Worker 2; Chorus 3,4; Group Chairman 3,4; White Cop 3; Kitchen Worker 3,4 Chapel
OSTENBERG, WILLIAM. " C " Football 3; Junior Var-
Committee 3,4; Switchboard Worker 4; Class Hockey
sity Football 4; " B " Wrestling 2; " A " Wrestling 3,4;
4.
" B " Baseball 3; Usher 3; Monster Workers 3,4.
SCHWARTZ, BRUCE. " B " Baseball 4- " B " Soccer 4;
PETERSON, VALERIE. Class Hockey 1,2; Varsity Hock-
" A " Football 4; " A " Soccer 4; Stage Crew 4.
ey 3,4; Class Softball 1; Tennis 2,3; Class Volleyball
2,3; Chorus 4; French Club 4; Campus Courier 1.
SEIBERT, WILLIAM. " C " Football 1; " B " Soccer 2,3;
" A " Soccer 4; Social Committee 1; Honor Council 2,
PURDY, NORMAN. " C " Football 1, " B " Football 2,3;
3; Student Council 4; Boys' Governing Board 3,4;
Soccer Manager 2; Track 1; Honor Council; Russian
Vice-President Senior Class; Bridge Club 1,2; Campus
Club 1; Bond 3,4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Counselor
Courier 3, Assistant Editor 4; French Club (President
4; Demerit Committee 4.
4.)
168
iT^'i^jg-^-l^^gi^lc^j^^f-'
SHARMAN, PAMELA. Class Basketball 2,3; Varsity
V A N DE WALKER, SHARON.
Basketball 4; Class Volleyball 2; Varsity Volleyball 3,
4; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Gavel Bar 2; Typing 2,4;
WALKER, JUDITH. Class Volleyball 3; Class Softball
Remedial Reading 2; Trampoline 2; Bridge Club 3;
2; Class Basketball 3,4; Gavel
Sewing and Knitting 4; Group Chairman
Chairman 3; Social Training Committee 3.
4; Dress
Board 3,4; Group
Committee 4.
WHIHEMORE, GALE. Class Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey
SHAW, WARREN. " B " Soccer 2; " A " Soccer 3,4; " A "
4; Class Basketball 3; Varsity Tennis 3,4; Water Bal-
Tennis 3; Cross-Country 4; General Assembly 3.
let 3; Chorus 3; Class Volleyball 4; Social Training
Committee 3; Vice-President, Honor Council 4; Social
SMAUS, ROBERT. Cross Country 4; Track 4; Waiter
Head, Girls' Athletic Association 4; Secretary, French
4; Campus Courier 4; Sunday Evening Sing Commit-
Club 4; Treasurer, Campus Courier; Pep Club Member;
tee 4.
Cafe Line Worker; Fanatics 4.
SMITH, CHRISTINE. Art Activity 4; Volleyball 4; Soft-
/VIEBOLDT, CAROL. Spanish Club 4, Class Hockey,
ball 4.
2,3,4; Class
Basketball
2,3; Varsity
Basketball
4;
Class Volleyball 2; Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Class SoftSPAULDING, CLARK. " C " Basketball 1; " B " Baseball
1,2,3; " A " Football 3; " B " & " A " Wrestling 3,4; " A "
Baseball 3; Ushers 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Boys' Board
3,4; Social Committee 4; Varsity Club 4.
ball 2,3,4.
WIGGINS, PHEBE. Swimming 3,4; Arts and Publicity
3,4; Typing 3; Yearbook 4; Group Chairman 4.
SPLETTSTOSSER, JAMES. " C " Basketball 2, "C" Foot-
WILKIN, ADELE. Class Volleyball 2,3,4; Class Softball
ball 2; " B " Football 3; " B " Soccer 3; " A " Soccer 4;
2,3,4; Sewing and Knitting 2,4; Typing 3; French Club
Ushers 4; Track 2; Chorus 2,3,4.
4.
STEELE, JAMES. Band 3,4.
WILLIAMS, JANET. Baseball 3,4; Bridge Club 3,4;
Dramatics 2.
STEWART, ROBERT. " C " Football 1,2; " C " Basketball
1; " B " Basketball 4; " F " Football 3; Chess Club 1,3;
WILLIAMS, SHERRY. Modern Dance 1; Arts and Pub-
Track 1 Stage Crew; Waiters 3,4; Counselor 4.
licity 2; Girls' Dress Committee.
STEWART, SUZANNE. Bunny Counselor 3; Sunday
WILSON, BONNIE JEAN. Spanish Club 4.
Evening Sing Committee 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Swim Team
3; Quiet Room Committee 4; Voice lessons 4; Volley
WILSON, SUSAN HEATHER. Office Girl 3; Natural
Ball 4.
History Club 4.
STONE, CYNTHIA. Class Basketball 3,4; Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Class Softball 3; Class Hockey 4; Decoration Committees 3; Cheerleader 4; Group Chairman.
WILSON, SUSAN. Class Volleyball 2,3; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Class Hockey 4; Arts and Publicity 2, Chairman 3,4; Campus Courier 2,3, Editor 4; Cafe Line
Worker 3,4; French Club 4.
SUNDWICK, MARDA. Class Hockey 1,3,4; Class Softball 2; Class Hockey 3; Varsity Hockey 4; Bridge Club
YEAKEL, GREGORY. " B " Football 1,2; " C " Basketball
1; Typing 2; Sewing and Knitting 3; Chorus 4.
1; " B " Baseball 1,2; " A " Baseball 3,4; " A " Football
" A " Basketball 4; " B " Basketball 3; Camera Club
THOMPSON, NANCY. Typing 3; Arts and Publicity
Art Activity 1; Waiters 1; Spanish Club 4; Waiters
Committee 4; Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 4.
2,3,4; School Store 3; Remedial English 3; Fanatics
Club 3; Social Committee 3,4; Natural History Club
4; Co-ed Tennis 4.
TUFFU, PETER. " A " Swimming 3,4; " B " Baseball 3,4;
Assembly Committee 3; Yearbook 4.
ZAREMBA, DAVID. " B " Football 3; Swimming 3; Monster Workers 3; Waiters 4; Food Sen/ice 3,4; Span-
V A N G , ALFRED. " B " Soccer 3; Cross Country 3; Swimming 3; Waiters 3; Monster Workers 3; Natural History Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4.
ish Club President 4; Social Center Snack Bar Manager; Line Worker 3; Chorus 4.
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STUDENT INDEX
Adler, Ellen Sue
Ainsworth, Charles
Alexander, Joy
Alexander, Roy
Allard, David
Allard, Laurie
Allyn, Susan
Alt, Candy
Alt, Richard
Ames, Vincent
Andrews, Eleanor
Andrews, James
Andrews, Susan
Arnold, Potty
Arthur, Mike
Arthur, Terry
Ash, Mary
Asher, Horry
Asher, Marvin
Auchmoody, Alice
Bagwell, Jeanne
Barrick, Diane
Barrick, William
Barton, Lynda
Baucom, Martha
Bauer, Karen
Baxter, Richard
Beardsley, David
Beauvais, Corinne
Behring, George
Below, Valerie
Belz, Amalio
Benedix, Mary
Benoit, Kathleen
Benson, Mary
Benton, Diane
Bilyieu, Paula
Bishop, Elizabeth
Bleichman, Bonnie
Bleichman, Shari
Bliss, Marina
Blocker, Allison
Boehm, Garret
Bosdet, Betty
Bosdet, Virginia
Bowes, Richard
Boyer, Gary
Boyer, Nancy
Bradley, James
Bradley, Nathan
Brady, Randall
Brearley, Virginia
Briffett, John
Brooks, Clare
Brooks, David
Brooks, Paul
Brown, Betty
Brown, Candice
Brown, Glenn
Burke, Bonnie
Burns, Marilyn
Buschmann, Lola
64,90,137
69,94,108,120
64
32
32,111
64
32,96,97,134
64,133
33,94,106,114,127
33,104
57,97,102,129
33,82,85,94,104
64
57,97
57,94,112
32,87,91,104,127
69,136
57,94,104,112
69,110,112
32,94,133,137
57
57,83,90,96,97
33,91,104
64
57
57,94
64
57,87,94,104
33,94,97
33,111
32,90,96,97,129,137
34,84,96,97,129,134
64
64,97
69,132
34,97,133,137
64,97
34,82,87,96,129,137
34,82,86,94,97,128,133,137
64,87,137
64,129,134
79,97
69,110,120
64,137
57,94
64,110,124
57
64,97
64,90
69
69
69
34,91,94,104
64,90,133
57,87,94,104
57,91,97,104,124
68,94,132
34,134
64,94,97,104
64,133,137
57,132,136
57
Caldwell, Ann
Camp, Daniel
Campbell, Emily
Carbonetti, David
Cardozo, Carolynda
Cardozo, Deloris
Carper, Clotilde
Carter, Andrew
Cose, William
Castle, James
Cavenaugh, James
Cavenaugh, Janie
Chadwick, Robert
Chamney, Jane
Christensen, James
Christenson, Paul
Christenson, Peter N
Christensen, Peter W
Clapp, Lisa
Clayton, Edward
Cobb, Laurence
Cochrane, Barbara
Cochrane, Cary
Colby, Frederick
Cook, David
Cook, Sandra
Cook, Walter
Cooke, Patricio
Cooney, Allyson
Cooper, Joan
Courson, Mark
Craig, Mary Dole
Cramer, Donald
Crandall, Robert
Cremidas, Peter
Crooks, Kenneth
Crow, Kenneth
Cullom, Mary
Cunningham, Scott
Cutler, Virginia
Cutler, William
Daly, Christopher
Danielson, Jean
Davis, James
Davis, Spencer
Day, Marcia
Dearing, Henry
DeHuff, Blair
DeWindt, Carol
DeWindt, Peter
Dodd, Roger
Douglass, Susan
Downey, Linda
Downing, Nancy
Drake, David
Drozda, James
Duhig, Deborah
Duhig, James
Dunbar, John
Dunkmann, Richard
Dunn, Barbara
Dunn, Jane
170
63,87,94,133,137
57,94,104,127
64,97,137
57
64
35,97
63,83,94,133
57,108,112
69
64,108
63,83,86,91,108
35,86,91,133
35,91,94,104
69
57,83,91,97,11 1
57,94,104
69,1 10,124
35,91
57,94
57,91,94,104
57,94,111
57,132
64
64,111,112
57,83,94
58,90,94
64,90,94,1 10
35,129,137
79,97
58,94
58
35,97,128,129,134
36,91
69,94,110,112
58,91,104
65,111
65
36,96,128,133,134
36
65
36,94,104,112
36,87,90,91,94,129
36,82,84,94,97
37,111
37,114
58,134
65,108
37,91,94,104,125
58,86,132,134
58,91,97,111
37
37,84,91,96,97,134
37,133,137
58,94,97
65,111
38,94
58,83,97
69
69,110
69
68,84,132
38,82,84,86,97,103,129
^
Dutton, Thomas
Eberle, Madelyn
Eberle, Noel
Edwards, Elizabeth
Elam, Julia
Ellwood, John Fiske
Elmer, Mary
Els, David
Ely, Janet
English, Cheryl
Erickson, Karen
Ewing, Davis
Ewing, Philip
Fallwell, Bruce
Fait, Chase
Feldman, Jacquelyn
Fewsmith, Phillip
Fifield, Constance
Fisher, Chnsfine
Fitzgerald, Joe
Flaska, Astrid
Flowers, Jennifer
Fobes, Frances
Foster, Heidi
Freeman, Susan
Frutig, Jennifer
Fulton, Beth
Fulton, Peter
Furr, Donna
Gaines, Jane
Gans, Carl
Garner, John
Garrett, Lance
Garvin, Jeanne
Geist, Nancy
Gerber, Mark
Gilbertson, Gregory
Gilbertson, Kristin
Gilroy, Roger
Gimlin, Hal
Gladden, Lee
Glatt, Geoffrey
Glenn, Robin
Godwin, Howard
Good, Jerry
Good, Jo Ellen
Gordon, Linda
Gorman, Lindsey
Gould, Jerry
Gould, Richard
Gray, Stephen
Greenley, Beverly
Haakenson, Steven
Haden, Hilary
Hall, Jon
Hall, Richard
Hall, Scott
Hall, Tylor
Hamilton, Dona
Hamilton, Hilary
Hamlin, Jeffrey
Hammer, Glenn
Hansen, Judy
Harrison, Jan
Hartman, Mary Louise
Haskell, Steven
Hii
Hauk, Eileen
Hawes, Kenneth
Hayden, Carol
Hayes, Donald
Hayes, Ronald
Hayward, Holly
Hayward, Stephen
Hebenstreit, Mark
Heidbreder, William
Heider, Linda
Heiss, Mary Ann
Henley, Candace
Henry, Charles
Henry, Robert
Herrmann, Patricia
Higman, Janet
Hoff, Robert
Hoffman, Todd
Holly, Faith
Holly, William
Holt, Carol
Houston, Robert
Howard, Frances
Howell, Dorothy
Hower, Nelson
Howlett, Ruth
Hubbard, Lauren
Hubbard, Susan
Hudson, Harry
Huff, Ann
Hughes, Gary
Hunt, Noel
Hunter, Duront (Andy)
Hurlburt, Cathy
Hurwick, William
Jacobs, Valerie
Jealous, Jane
Jimenez, Silvia
John, Jennifer
Johnson, Sethaly
Jones, Alexander
Jones, Kendall
Judkins, Richard
115,127
Kendrick, Carolyn
Kenward, Tor
Kieckhefer, James
Kienzle, Nancy
King, Heraert
Kinsman, David
Kinsman, Dinah
Kirk, Douglas
Kjellstrom, Mark
Klinke, Christopher
Koch, Donald
Kohler, Joan
Kuriger, John
Kussmann, Steven
Lackey, Laurence
Lake, Bonnie
Lake, Don
Lane, Ellen
Langworthy, David
Lattin, Joyce Ann
Laub, Robert
Lawrence, Geraldine
65,108,124
65,90
58,94
58,84,129,134
65
65,124
65,90
58,94,104,107,127
38,91
38,97
58,94
65
65
69
58,96
58
65,110,124
36,84,97,103,129
66,94,137
69,120
58
58,102
58,97
58,94
58,128
58,132,136
69,132,136
38,91,94,104
65,97,137
39,90,94
69,110
94
58,104
65,94
39,129,137
58,114
39,91
65,90
69,110,120
39,104,124,125
39,82,85,86,94,114,115,127
58,96,112
58
65,108
79
69,94,132,136
65,102
69
39,127
59,86,94,114
70,108,120
59
59,91
59,128,136
70,110
59,94,194,114
68,83,120
59,90,91,104
70
59
40,82,85,86,91,94
40
59,94,97,132
59,94
40,86,94,97,133
65
171
40
40,83,97
40,129,134
65,112
65,108,112
65
70,110,120
79,112
63,82,91,94,108
70,94,132,136
65,94
70
41,85,114
59
41,84,86,102
59,94,132,136
59,91,112
59,94,104,124
65,83,94,133
70,120
59,97,103,129
70
59,128
65
70
59,87,132
70,132,136
41,94
41,94
66,96,133,137
63
70
70,110
66
41,91,96,111,124
41,90
42,84,86,94,97,129,137
66,90
59,83,97
56,97,102,103
42,86,91,97,110
59,96,112
43,82,85,86,104,105,107,114,
66,84,86,97,137
97,124
66
59,91,94,97
66
42,96,133
70,111
66,108
59,104,107
42,83,90
42,94
43,87,90,94,97
59,108
59,124
43
70,110
42
70,120
70,132,136
59
43,83,94
Layman, Anne
59,132
Leadbeater, Alfred
70,108
Legant, Martin
59,104,124
Lehman, Jeffrey
60,111
Leonard, Caroline
60,97,132
LePelley, Richard
60
Lester, Robert
43,83,85,91
Liddle, Wayne
66,90
Lindley, Conrad
66,90
Linnig, Antoinette
60,94
Liston, Robert
70,108
Lojinger, Carol
60,84,94,132
Lyeth, Deborah
68,87,132
Lyeth, Marguerite
60,97,129
Lyon, Kenneth
56,83,94,97,104,105,114,127
Lyons, Douglas
60,94,104,112
MacDougall, James
66,97,104
MacDougall, William
43,104
Maclntire, Cheryl
66,97,133
Maclntire, Scott
60,108
Mack, Eric
60,94
Mallet, Marsha
60,97,128
Maltbie, Barbara
66,94
Maltbie, Kay
44
Marien, Charles
60,86,94,114
Marshall, Karen
70
Martin, Philip
70,110
Mattei, Ayn
60,134
Mattei, Lyn
66,97
Maxwell, David
68,82,108,120
McCaleb, John
79
McCarthy, Roblee (Chip)
60,91
McCarty, Donald
66
McClure, Craig
60,90
McCormick, Virginia
60,94,97
McCready, Allison
60,83,94,124,125
McGookin, Paul
60,91,104,112
McGuire, Gigi
60,132,136
McKinney, Solly
66
McNiven, Miriam
44
Meanley, Robert
70,110,120
Minault, Paul
44,82,85,91,104,105,127
Minear, Craig
60
Miner, Sally
44,94,128,129,134
Misener, Bryant
66,104,120
Mitchell, Carol
60,136
Mitchell, Marcia
44,129
Moore, Anne
56,86,94,136
Moore, Kevin
60
Morse, Christine
66,94
Mosher, Allyn
44,111
Murdock, Debora
45,94
Murdock, Maryann
66,133
Myers, Donald
66,91,94,110,124
Neale, Thomas
70
Neil, Alan
66,111
Neil, Peter
71,94,110,120
Neil, Susan
66,133,137
Neily, Sandra
71,94,132,136
Nethery, Martin
66,108
Newgent, Philip
45,96,94
Nicholson, Janet
60,102
Nietmann, Beverly
66,123,137
Nietmann, Marilee
60,132
Nietmann, Nancy
45,94
Nilsson, Karin
60,94
Nixon, Sheila
Norman, John
Nowell, George
Nutter, Linda
Nysewander, Roberta
Olms, Douglas
Orcutt, Dennis
Osherenko, Carol
Osherenko, Gail
Ostenberg, Robert
Ostenberg, William
Owen, Virginia
Pork, Fred
Parkhurst, Ruth
Pearson, Ronald
Peckenpaugh, Roger
Perkins, Jean
Peters, Kort
Peters, Linda
Peterson, Valerie
Phelps, Richard
Phillippi, David
Phillips, John
Pierce, Kenneth
Pilsbury, Richard
Poley, Gayl
Prohme, Cleo
Purdy, Norman
Randolph, Deborah
Rayner, Alice
Record, John
Reed, Jon
Rees, Robert
Reuter, Helen
Reynolds, Helena
Rice, Robert
Richardson, Kent
Richebourge, Elizabeth
Ridley Allen
Ripley, David
Roberts, Ronald
Robertson, Bruce
Robertson, Douglas
Robertson, Gory
Robinson, David
Roeske, Karen
Rogers, Mary
Rogers, Richard
Rollins, Ruth
Ross Charters
Runeman, Algot
Rupert, Elizabeth
Sadler, Thomas
Sage, Carolyn
Salyer, Kathryn
Sanchez, Cristina
Sanders, Frank
Saunders, Cathy
Schafer, Lezlie
Schlueter, John
Schmidt, Susan
Schulz, Carolyn
Schwartz, Bruce
Scott, Michael
Scully, Bruce
Seelye, Robert
172
45,90
71
45,91,96,104,112
45,91
60,86,94,132,136
61,114
66
46,84,97,102,103,129,134
61,94,132,136
61,91,94,111,112,127
46,97,104,124
61
61,104,114
67,97
61,97
71,108
63,133,137
61,124
67,94,137
47,94,129
61,104,107
71,110
67,111
61,94,108
61,108,112
61,132,136
79
46,94
71
61,94,97
67
4^,91
61,86,94,108
46,94
67,94
67
47,91,104
61
61,104,124
61,91,94,104
46,85,112
71
47
47
71,110,120
47,94
46,133
61,91,111
61
48,91,94,124
48,82,83,85,91,94,104,124
67
61
61,97
71,132
48,83,91,94,133
61,91,94
79
61,94
61,114
61,136
71
48,85,91
61,91,94,97,104
56,82,91,104
67,124,125
MM
Seibert, William
Serton, James
Sharman, Pamela
Shaw, Warren
Shepard, Laura
Shores, Torrence
Shotwell, Robyn
Sideris, Cynthia
Simmonds, Craig
Simpson, Sandra
Slee, Margaret
Smaus, Robert
Smith, Christine
Smith, Lark
Smith, Tarah
Smith, William
Spaulding, Clark
Sperry, Nancy
Splettstosser, Carol
Splettstosser, Jo mes
Squires, Stephen
Steckler, Donald
Steele, James
Steen, Gordon
Stewart, Christine
Stewart, Robert
Stewart, Suzanne
Stitt, William
Stone, Cynthia
Stone, Peter
Straw, David
Strong, Susan
Sundwick, Marda
Talley, Elizabeth
Tetzlaff, Alberta
Thomas, Shirley
Thompson, Gordon
Thompson, Nancy
Towle, Amy
Trick, Shelley
Tucker, Clark
Tuffli, Peter
Tyler, Robert
Van de Walker, Sharon
Vang, Eric
Vang, Alfred
Wann, Irving (Barry)
Van Syoc, Robert
Van Vleck, Michael
Van Vleck, Martha
Wachter, Richard
Waite, Nancy
Walker, Edith
Walker, Harriet
Walker, Judith
Wallace, Judy
W a n n , Paul
Warren, Anne
Weeks, Margaret
White, Darcy
Whitson, Lynn
Whittemore, Gale
Wiebolt, Carol
Wiggins, Phebe
Wilkin, Adele
Williams, Janet
Williams, Karen
Williams, Randall
Williams, Sherry
Williams, Walter
Wilson, Bonnie
Wilson, Bruce
Wilson, Heather
Wilson, Mark
Wilson, Susan
Wittmack, Stephen
Wittmack, Susan
Wixon, Howard
Wolf, William
W o o d a r d , Lee
Worden, Sharon
Worsley, Joanne
Worsley, Robert
Wright, James
Wyman, Robert
Yeager, Michael
Yeakel, Gregory
Zarembo, David
Zuber, Peter
Zuetell, Harriett (Jill)
48,82,85,96,97
67,111
48,134
49,111
62,96,129,134
67,108
67
67,96
63,87,91,108
67,90
62,128
49,91
49
71
62
67,87,94
49,82,85,87,94,104,124,125
71
71,132,136
49,94
62,104
62,94,97,110
49,94
62
79
50
50,94
63,82,94
50,102,103,133,137
71
62
71,132,136
50,94,129
62,136
71
67,97
56,83,91,104,105,124,127
50,96,97
62,97
71,90,136
71,120
50,96,112
62
51,94
67,108
173
mam
51,97
68,82,91,94,120
62
56,82,94,104
68,83,94,132
68,87,110,112
62
62,94,97
67,137
51,84,137
62
62,82,86,94,97,104,127
67
67
56,83,97,132,136
67
51,83,86,91,96,97,128,129
51,97,133,134
51,96
52,97
52
71
67
53
67,94
52,97
62,94,104,112
52
67,94,110
53,82,91,96,97,133
56,87,91,94,104
71,90,94
62,91,104,124
67,96
62,94
71
62,94,97,129,134
71,110,120
62,94,104
62,94,104,124
62,124
53,87,104,114
53,90,94,97
62,104,124
62,97,128
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FACULTY % STAFF INDEX
Anderson, Mr. Ty
Andrews, Dr. David K
Barnes, Mrs. Gloria A
Below, Mrs. Elaine W
Bennet, Miss Wendy
Bloodgood, Mrs. Lounetta
Bole, Mr. Eric
Bole, Mrs. Lorraine
Brown, Mr. Charles
Brown, Mr. Paul
Browne, Mr. Carey
Butler, Bonnie
Corey, Mrs. Beth
Clark, Mr. Bertram T
Coates, Mrs. June
Cobb, Mr. Henry R., Jr
Craig, Mr. Robert
Day, Mr. James
Dulaney, Miss Nancy
Eareckson, Miss Irma
Edwards, Mr. Philip
Eyerly, Mr. Jock
Fisher, Mr. Robert
Flint, Mrs. Catherine
Fogg, Mr. Donald S
Gausch, Mr. John
Gehring, Miss Clara
Gibbins, Miss Ruth
Godin, Miss Susan
Gray, Mr. William R., Jr
Hamlin, Mr. Henry
Hamlin, Mr. G. Eldredge
Hammer, Mrs. Lillian
Hough, Mr. Claude L
Huff, Mrs. Ruth
Ickes, Miss Jackie
Keightly, Mrs. Rosella
Kessler, Miss Mary
Kjellstrom, Mr. C. Richard
Kjellstrom, Mrs. Eleanor
Lampmann, Mr. William
Laufenburg, Miss Maribel
Lisle, Mrs. Reba
McCandless, Mr. Lee
McCready, Mrs. Audrey
McCready, Mr. S. Douglas
Meserve, Mr. Belmont
Meserve, Mrs. Christi
Miller, Mrs. Sadie
Munnecke, Mr. Theodore A
Neil, Mr. Robert
Oakes, Miss Julianne
Orr, Mrs. Katherine
Overby, Mrs. Maude
Pahl, Miss Maia
Perkins, Mrs. Laura
Peters, Mrs. Ruth
Poole, Mr. George
Portman, Mr. Howard
Poyser, Miss Evelyn
Pyle, Mrs. Eloise
Rehr, Mr. Wilmer 1,111
Remington, Mrs. Maude
Remington, Mr. P. Sheldon
Robinson, Miss Janet
Ruge, Mrs. Marguerite
Rusk, Mr. Harold
Schulz, Mr. Arthur F., Jr
Schulz, Mrs. Mary Anne
Semple, Mr. Hugh
Simon, Mr. William
Sindelar, Mr. James
Stoffel, Mrs. Charlotte
Tuffli, Mrs. Helen
Van Vleck, Mr. William L
Wade, Mr. Lee
Walton, Ella Moe
Williams, Miss Anne
Winter, Mr. Ion
Yeates, Mrs. Bronna
Yeates, Mr. Robert
23,110,114
17
90
26
21
21
17,23,82,83,122
21
18,23,111,120
18
17
25,84
18
16
90
27
18
18,23,24,111,114
21
18
18
19,23,94,95
18
25
16
19,97
19
19,96
19,97
19,23
23,118
16
21
16
19
22
19
19
17
21
. . 23,24,104,124
18,96
90
16
21
20,88,96
20
21
27
20,23,108
20,88
22,128,129
90
21
25
25
21
27
20
22,134
20,84
112
24
17,14,15
20,97
27
23,104,124,127
23,24,104
21,24,87,90
20
23,24,110,123
112
20,90
22
16
26
26
25
20
24,86
23,24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Miss Maribel Laufenburg
Advisor
Mory Cullom
Editor
Mr. Robert Craig, Mr. Robert Koropp, Mr. Belmont Meserve,
Mr. Al Wheeler
Photography
Earl Webb Studios
Portraits
Mary Cullom, Mr. Alex Loelkes
Cover
American Yearbook Company
Printers
And our thanks to Mr. Henry Hamlin and Mrs. Pamela Webster for their advice, encouragement, and very practical aid.
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BLADE 64
SPRING
SUPPLEMENT
THE PRINCIPIA UPPER SCHOOL
I l l
J«.c^'
Sf^SWSESS-;
1 ^"
«s&'.-:
FRONT: Scott M a c l n t i r e , Marvin Asher, Dave Els, Bill Barnck, Rob
Hall, Hal G i m l i n , Jeff
Ostenburg,
Squires Lance G a r r e t t , Bill M a c D o u g a l l , David Robinson, Al
DeWindt,
Dave
Beardsley,
Dave
Allard,
Blair
DeHuff,
Pete
Don
Doug Olms, Ken Lyon, Bruce Wilson, Jim W r i g h t , M i k e
Lake,
Glenn
Yeager, Philip M a r t i n , Scott H a l l ; MIDDLE: Andy Hunter, M a r k W i l -
(Coach),
son, Fred Leadbeater. Carl Gans, Tor Kenward, Steve Haakenson,
Day
Tod
Vleck, Randy
Hoffman,
Gary
Hughes,
Steve
Kussman,
Dave
Drake,
Dick
Brentwood
Burroughs
Lutheran South
Western Military
District Meet (Brentwood)
Country Day
Tie 4th
1st
Tie Srd
State Meet
ABC Medal Meet
District Meet (U. City)
Hammer,
Hayward,
Wayne
(Coach), Paul W a n n ,
Williams,
Gordie
Jim
Thompson,
Liddle
Bruce Scully,
Serton, John
Runeman,
Mr.
(Manager);
Dave
Steve
Neil,
Lampmann
BACK:
Mr.
Brooks, Mike
Van
Schleuter,
Doug
Lyons.
TRACK
SCORES
Prin
58
88
63
79
2nd
62
Steve
Lehman, Eric Mack, Allie
ABC ALL-STARS
Opponents
60
30
55
34
Dave Allard
Dave Beardsley
Blair DeHuff
Pete DeWindt
Doug Olms
Bruce Wilson
56
II
Pete
DeWindt;
Half
Mile.
State
Cfiampion
in
p.*.
FRONT: Dan Camp, John Briffet, Jim Andrews, Rich Judkins, Clark
(Managers); Paul M c G o o k i n , Rick Phelps, Dave Ripley, Steve W i t t -
Spaulding, Mark
mack, Rick A l t , Harry Hudson, Chris
B.ACK:
Garret
Gerber,
Boehm,
Greg
Jim
Yeakel, M a r k
MacDougall,
Courson,
and
Bryant
Bill
Stitt;
Misener
Jones,
IV
Joe
Fitzgerald,
Mr.
Schulz
Klinke, John McCaleb,
(Coach).
Alec
11 A
>>
A" BASEBALL
SCORES
Prin
1
9
1
5
3
2
7
8
0
10
0
6
9
9
3
73
Opponent
Ritenour
Lafayette
15
15
Mehlville
Pattonville
Lutheran South
Lutheran Central
Ladue
John Burroughs
Lutheran South
Western Military
Lutheran Central
Country Day
Country Day
Western Military
John Burroughs
11
4
0
15
8
5
1
5
6
7
3
5
2
98
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I^RONT: Bob C r a n d a l l , David C a r b o n e t t i , Rich Rogers, Hal Dearing, Pete Tuffli, Bob Rees, Dave
Kinsman; BACK: Chuck Ainsworth, Eric V a n g , Dave M a x w e l l , Barry W a n n ,
Richard
Dunk-
mann, Howie G o d w i n , Jim Castle (Manager), Mr. Brown (Coach).
"&" SCORES
Prin
2
2
0
11
3
6
6
5
8
3
3
" B " RESERVE
Prin
11
12
10
2
6
9
3
4
4
4
13
10
0
2
0
10
Ritenour
Lutheran South .
Lutheran Central
Country Day . .
Western Military
John Burroughs
Lutheran South .
Lutheran Central
Country Day . . .
Western Military
John Burroughs .
FRONT: Roger
Skinner;
Opponent
Gilroy,
BACK: Dave
Dave
4
13
9
13
13
Langworth,
Phillippi
B" RESERVE SCORES
Opponent
Lutheran South
8
Lutheran Central . . . .
Country Day
Western Military . . . .
John Burroughs
Lutheran
Lutheran
Country
Western
John Burroughs
Rick Wachter,
(Manager),
Noel
South
Central . . . .
Day
Military . . . .
Cary
Cochrane, W a l t
Eberle, Ron Hayes, John
Gray, John Record, Bill Wolf, Mr. Gray (Coach).
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ir,^\H cipi
pj?i:.
28
7
5
5
5
6
1
4
5
Cook,
Dunbar,
Paul
Steve
"A"
TENNIS
FRONT:
Gould,
Mark
Ron
Hebenstreit,
Pearson,
BACK: Mr. Anderson
McCarthy,
Lee
Don
Rich
Steckler;
(Coach), Chip
Gladden,
Chuck
Marien.
" B " SCORES
" A " SCORES
Prin
4
4
3
2
2
Ritenour
Parkway
University City
Kirkwood
Clayton
Opponent
1
1
2
3
3
5
5
1
5
4
Ritenour
Lutheran Central
Country Day
Parkway
Western Military
0
0
4
0
1
2
3
0
1
5
3
John Burroughs
Lutheran Central
Country Day
Kirkwood
Western Military
John Burroughs
3
2
5
4
0
2
Prin
4
4
5
2
4/2
1
5
4
4
'/2
Opponent
1
1
Kirkwood
Clayton
Lutheran Central
Country Day
Ladue
John Burroughs
Lutheran Central
Country Day
Kirkwood
John Burroughs
0
3
V2
3
0
1
1
4V2
"B"
TENNIS
j^ppF^
FRONT:
Craig
Simmonds,
Rick
t4>ttT'"f
bury, Jerry G o o d ; BACK: Mr.
*
(Coocii),
-
i»
,3
Chuck
Henry,
Geoff Glatt, Bob Henry.
Al
Pils-
Winter
Mosfier,
^z.^.
W
Guest Speaker-.
Mrs. Marjorie Edwards
G.A.A. AWARDS BANQUET
FRONT: Carolyn
Schulz, Lisa C l a p p , Shari Williams, Geri
Lawrence; MIDDLE: Crissy
Stewart, Ruthi Howlett, Patty A r n o l d , Pati Herrmann, Mary Ash, Jean Peters; BACK:
Paula
Bilyieu, Chris Morse, Sethaly Johnson, Sylvia
Jimenez, Carol Osherenko,
Gigi
McGuire, Cheryl Maclntire, Not Shown; Karen Bauer, Carol Holt, Ann Caldwell, Karin
Nilsson (Manager).
X
MODERN DANCE
FRONT: Jo Good, Betty Brown,
Nancy
Kienzle,
Bobbi
Katie
Salyer,
Nysewander,
Sundwick,
Marda
Mrs. Tuffli
(Coach);
MIDDLE:
Dennie
Lattin,
Lezlie
Schafer,
Dorki
Howell,
Lark
Smith, Vol Peterson, Carol DeWindt,
Linda
Belz;
BACK:
Heider,
Sue
Alice Auchmoody,
gins,
Jan
Mollie
Schmidt,
Phebe
Higman,
wards, Candy A l t , Nancy
man,
Barbara
Shown:
Dunn.
Jennifer
Wig-
Libby
John,
EdLehNot
Laura
Shephard.
SWIMMING
SCORES
Prin
115
49
Opponent
78
52
Normandy
Ladue
Triangular:
Normandy
Ladue
50
21
62
WATER BALLET
FRONT:
Libby
Edwards,
Anne
Warren,
Marsha
Mallett,
Carol
DeWindt,
Gail
Anne
Moore,
Osherenko,
Alice
Auchmoody,
Dunn,
Carol
Kendrick, Darcy W h i t e , Nancy Kienzle; BACK: Cindy Stone,
Lezlie
Schafer,
Cari Hayden, Linda Downey, Sheila N i x o n , Carol Lojinger,
Sethaly
XI
Lyn
Happy
Mitchell,
Tarah
Johnson, Crissy
Jealous,
Jan
Connie
Higman,
Smith, Jane
Daly, Jon
Fifield,
Caroline
Gaines.
Nicholson
Janie
Leonard,
Not
Shown:
(Manager).
FRONT: Betsy Talley, Pam Sharman, Linda Downey, C a n d y Brown,
Day, Lynda Barton, Jill Zuetell, M a r y Dale C r a i g , M a r i l y n
Vol
Not Shown: Joanne Worsley, Bev Greenley.
Below,
Danielson,
Bonnie
Cindy
Bleichman, Barnie
Stone,
Adele
Bishop;
Wilkin,
Carol
BACK ROV^: Jean
Wieboldt,
Marcia
VARSITY
VOLLEYBALL
" A " SCORES
Prin
0
Normandy
Opponent
2
0
2
Lutheran Central
Faculty
2
0
0
1
0
Ladue
Mary 1
Lutheran South
2
2
2
" B " SCORES
Prin
Opponent
0
0
1
Normandy
Lutheran Central
Faculty
2
2
2
2
2
2
Ladue
Mary 1
Lutheran South
0
0
2
XII
Burns.
SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS
FRONT:
Linda
Peters,
Emily
Campbell, Shari Bleichman, Donna
Ann
Furr,
Ruth
Huff,
Parkhurst;
Marinka
BACK:
Bliss,
Betty
Bosdet,
Lyn
Kendrick.
Not
Shown;
Robyn
Shotwell,
Kathi
Benoit.
CLASS
VOLLEYBALL
JUNIORS. FRONT: Karen Erickson, Hilary Haden, Judy
Hansen, Bar-
bara
Linnig,
Cochran; BACK: Astrid
Flaska, Fran
Fobes, Toni
Rayner. Not Shown: Korin Nilsson, A y n M a t t e l , G a y l Poley.
FRESHMEN. " V " :
Karen
Marshall,
Nancy
Sperry,
Sandy
Neily, Beth Fulton, Laurie Hubbard, Sharon W o r d e n , Debbie
Randolph;
TOP
CENTER:
Mory
Benson.
Not
Shown:
M a r y Ash.
SENIORS: Mary
Cullom, Gale
Whittemore,
Dinah
Kinsman,
Dee
Mary
Miner.
Not
Roeske.
Benton,
Shown: Janie Cavenaugh,
Lou
Sue
Hubbard,
Hartman,
Sue Wilson,
Sally
Karen
Alice
Robyn Shotwell, Betsy Talley, Gale Whittemore, Carol Osherenko, Vol Peterson, Harriet Walker. Not Shown:
Pam Sharman, Sue Douglass, Sue Wilson, Janie Dunn, Vol Below, Suzanne Stewart.
TENNIS
SOFTBALL SCORES
TENNIS SCORES
Opponent
Prin
Mary 1. Sports Day
5
3
Lutheran
Ladue
4
3
Ladue
Burroughs
5
22
Burroughs
3
Ritenour
1
28
Whitfield
7
Whitfield
0
Prin
7
Opponent
Central
9
15
VARSITY
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FRONT: Judy Hansen, Mary Dale Craig, Nancy Geist, Kathi Benoit, Donna Furr, Hilary Haden, Den"^'^ Lattin; BACK: Susan Andrews, Ayn Mattei, Marinka Bliss, Barnie Bishop, Bobbi Nysewander, Ann
Huff, Miss Poyser (Coach), Bonnie Bleichman. Not Shown: Joanne Worsley, Linda Downey, Laura
Shepard, Mollie Belz, Libby Edwards, Pam Sharman.
S*r
FRESHMEN, FIRST ROW: Nancy Sperry, Barbara Dunn, Beth Fulton, Ginny Brearley, Laurie H u b b a r d ,
CLASS
Linda Heider, Debbie Randolph; SOPHOMORES, SECOND ROW; Bev N i e t m a n n , Emily Campbell, Virginia Cutler, Sue N e i l ; JUNIORS, THIRD ROW: Miss Cokes (Coach), M a r i l y n Burns, Toni Linnig, Sue
Schmidt, Astrid
SOFTBALL
Flaska, Fran
Fobes, Lola Buschmann; SENIORS, FOURTH
ROW: M a r y
Cullom,
Judy
W a l k e r , Candy Brown, Miss Ickes (Coach].
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A FEW OF THE
VICTORIOUS
VENETIANS
FIRST ROW:
Jealous,
Korin
Bonnie
ROW: Laurie
Nilsson,
Bleichman,
H u b b a r d , Betty
Osherenko, Jon
Debbie
Randolph,
Jenny
Frutig,
Kris Gilbertson,
Marsha
Mollett;
Bosdet, Chris Morse, Candy
Harrison, Anne
Happy
SECOND
Brown, G a i l
Layman; THIRD ROW: M a r y
Ash, Jo
Good, M a r i n k a Bliss, Darcy W h i t e , Judy W a l l a c e , Paulo Bilyieu.
XV
G.O.P.
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GOLDWATER
IN '64
Congressman Curtis of Missouri: Keynote Speaker
MOCK CONVENTION
Lodge on the First Ballot
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REFLECTIONS IN
SEASON
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"The Piney Mountain Boys": Dick H a l l , Jim W r i g h t
Pati Herrmann
CAMPUS
SING
Toni Linnig
"The Squires;" Bob W y m a n , Richard Judkins, Bill Heidbreder, Ron Pearson.
XXII
Ann C a l d w e l l
Masters of Ceremonies: Dave Beardsley, Tod Hoffman.
The V . W . Brothers: Mike Van Vleck, Paul W a n n .
XXIII
Suzanne Stewart
V.C. BALL
Three Coins in a Fountain
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SPRING PROM
Wonderland by Night
XXV
Mr.
Rusk receives for
Principia
the
ABC
League
Sportsmanship
Award
The Helena Bonnes Mayer Home Economics A w a r d ; Pat Cooke
The Headmaster's A w a r d for Citizenship; Jim Andrews
Commencement Address; Mr. W a l d o Ewing Stewart
The Headmaster's A w a r d for Citizenship; Mory Dale Craig
XXVI
Suzanne Heath Hedberg A w a r d : - M i r i a m McNiven a n d Hal Gimlin
AWARDS §
GRADUATION
The Longyear FoundaHon A w a r d : Carol Osherenko
Message of the Class of 1964: Lee G l a d d e n
Message of the Class of 1964: Janie Dunn.
XXVII
WASHINGTON TRIP
Mr. Schulz in Williamsburg
XXVIII
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