Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

To show our appreciation for the continuous guidance and interest they have shown throughout our chool days, we dedicate this year- ook to Our Parents. H. WALSER 'Pe'i wHeC J. MORHAUS E. ROEWE COOKS L. Wegener T. Schulz E. Cook C. Fletemeyer C. Combs L. Eichmeyer E. Wippermann BUS DRIVERS C. McCormack E. Haeuser D. McGee L. Dustman W. Kellerhaus C. Wegener J. Lucas A. Boeger 4ct« UHCdtMtC04€ Superintendent MR. BROOKER MR. EARL E. BROOKER Kansas State Teachers College University of Missouri M. S. Degree MR. LEON COWLING Ouachita Baptist College University of Arkansas M. Ed. Degree s4ct4UC ttd l€ltu t MR. ERNEST OERLY Central College University of Missouri M. Ed. Degree MRS. HELEN PAUK Central Wesleyan College Sanford-Brown Business School WESLEY SCHULZE MR. BROOKER Superintendent” MR. LEEK (not pictured) O StcC JOHN K. DOWNING EUGENE DEMERSSEMAN J. L. ORDELHEIDE 0?acul f MRS. LOREN A HEFLIN Central Wesleyan College Washington University B.S. Degree Special Education 3rd Year ?eiecttty MRS. GERDEMAN MR. GERP AN .., -enwa' oefttee 'science. Gcn _, Physics ■ CvjcjnlsWV' scicncc and Advance Central Wesleyan Col- lege, University of Missouri. B. S. Degree. English III. Advanced Grammar, and Litera- ture. 13th year. AfR. CAPp KirksviUe State T c°llege, M.s aCh w r.Ce’ General Shop. Woodworking. and DraftlnS. lst year miss Wilson Central Colie University of ] A.B. Degree. Hist°ty. Amer History, and G 4th year. MR. GREBE Central College, Univer- sity of Missouri, M. S. Degree, English 1 and Publications, 1st MISS year. ?acujCttt MR. PEWITT MRS- EHRMAN .1 Viesleyan G° WV' leftC' Nev- Y' vCrSltV' d A M. O®’ A'B' ‘speech. GeI‘ m� «. and year. MR. Martin University of Missouri B. S. Degree, Voca- tional Agriculture, 4th year. Centra, Wesleyan ege- « « «, University, B. s gree' Parian. Mis- Him� ,. Citizenship, I6rh year MRS. HELMS MR- roehrs Culber-Stockton, a.b M®gree' Unlv««ity of Missouri, M. A. De- 8r e’ Band- Chorus, Z Mus,c Appreciation 7fh year. Central Missouri State College, B. S. Degree in Education. Book- keeping, Shorthand, and Typing I and II. 7th year. . «ttv of Mi UnTB S. UeRree. sOU cui nship. Bl0l08,me Guidance m,«=««. MRS. KOELLING MR. S EV L Deftrec.BOV 2nd yea - University of Missouri B. S. Degree, Home Economics. 2nd year. MR- KOELLING Central College tte ‘'v °r «'� ««. , °e “- -tlwbr. ' d “• a.M O'. 2nd year. Wingate $ ' r v --1 Missor state College, Washing University, Eighth Grade- lift year MR. LONG MISS VJEST Ouachita Baptist Col- lege. University of Arkansas, B. A. Degree, Eighth Grade, 1st year. «UV of Arkansas. UnVvets' V -ut yeat. a S. ve ee' Se tcar4 ROBERT BUNGE....................Bob Always good for a laugh . . . Big Bob . Phyllis . . . Class Pres. 2 years . . . Day in court. ACTIVITIES: Bas- ketball. Baseball, Track, Intramurals, Senior Class Treasurer. CHARLES WIPPERMANN . . . Charlie Works at Krogers . . . Tall . . . easily heard . . . can you guess what his future is’ ACTIVITIES: Intramurals. Track. Chorus. Operetta. PHYLLIS BURGESS . . . Kay Always neat . . . Bob . . . . future secretary. . . good leader . . . short and sweet. ACTIVITIES: Chorus. Intramurals. Freshman President, Junior Vice President, Senior Secretary, F.H. A. Presi- dent, Honor Society, F.H. A. Settlor JEAN JASPERING............. Jeannie Everybody’s friend . . . phys. ed. demon . . . seen with Lil. ACTIVI- TIES: Pep Squad, F. H. A., Band, Intramurals. PHILIP SCHEMMER . . . ” Phil” Always talking . . . short . . . IGA employee . . . nutty ideas. ACTIVITIES: Band, Chorus, Baseball, Basketball. BARBARA MILLER............... Barb Always laughing . . . Terry . . . Mar- riage in her future . . . easily heard at basketball games. ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. . Intramurals, Chorus, Speech Play. SetttonA JOHN ESTILL.................... Murt Cars, Cars, Cars, . . . Joann . . . future mechanic . . . Marriage in his future . . . Tomahawk Editor. ACTIV- ITIES: Band, Intramurals, Publications. JOANN DORRELL . . Jo Marriage in her future . . . Murt . . . Makes a lot of her own clothing . . . faithful yearbook worker. ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. , Intramurals. 2nd prize in American Legion Contest, Publications. EDWARD CLARKE................. Ed’ Jonesburg run . . . Betty . . . No fun- ny stuff . . . liked by boys and girls. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Baseball, Intramurals, Track, Publications. Se tc t4 MARY ALICE BREMMER . . . Mary Alice Athletic . . . always happy . . . prize- winning baby beef . . . drives car to school . . . free as the breeze. ACTIVI- TIES: F. H. A., Intramurals, Senior Vice President. ROBERT MOLKENBUR . . . Mocky Has dark, wavy hair . . . eyecatcher on basketball court . . . someday he'll find the one . . . Sweet- est grin in the world. ACTIVITIES: Track. Band. Basketball, Baseball, Publi- cations. I BEVERLY LUECKE...............Beaver- Just Rich . . . Becomingly bewildered . . . hamburgers with fried onions . . tall. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Treasurer, Intramurals, Publications. F. H. A., Pep Squad. JUDITH OBERHELLMAN .... Judy” Larry . . . marriage seen in crystal ball . . . diamond on her finger . . . liked by all . . . easy to get along with. ACTIVITIES: Band. F. H. A. . Pep Squad, Intramurals, Clarinet, Quartet. KENNETH LINKE . . . ” Kenny” Hamburgers suit his taste . . . enjoys swimming . . . future includes col- lege. ACTIVITIES: Band, Publications, School Photographer. DORIS GARNER..................... Doris” Short stuff . . . future undecided . . . Appears shy at first glance . . . profes- sional waitress. ACTIVITIES: Intra - murals, F. H. A. , Publications, American Legion Contest, Pep Squad, Chorus. Seneor WILLIAM NELSON............... Bill Black, black hair . . . rather quiet . . could do without English . . . Nice to know. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Basket- ball, Intramurals. NANETTE NIEBURG . . . Punkin Barnwarming queen . . . serious friendly . . . what does the future hold? ACTIVITIES: Band. F.H. A., Cheerleader, Majorette, Pep Squad Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Pilgrimage, Sophomore Treasurer. ADELBERT HARVEY . . . . ' Adelbert Short . . . always has a girl . . . country life. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. . F. F. A. President, Track, Intramurals. Settuvui KAREN RAGLAND.............. Karen Always laughing . . . Tony . . . Major- ette . . . Brown Hair and Eyes to Match . . . Good vocal chords. ACTIVITIES: F.H. A. . Tomahawk Staff. Band, Pep Squad. Intramurals. Chorus. Band Reporter. HARRY STEPHENS . . . Harry” Good leader . . . President of Honor Society . . . Senior Class President . . . great pal. ACTIVITIES: Transferred from Welleston. Track, Honor Society. Intramurals, Band. Stu- dent Council. PATRICIA MACRAE................ Pat School spirit . . . cheerleader 4 years . . . baton twirler ... so nice . . . neat. ACTIVITIES: Band. F.H. A., Intramurals. F.H. A. Secretary. Pep Squad Vice President, junior Secretary, Se U i WALTER SCHWANE............ Wally- Studious . . . good sense of humor . . . nice guy . . . works at Krogers. ACTIV- ITIES: Basketball, Intramurals, Chorus, Operetta, Honor Society, Student Coun- cil. JUDITH HASENJAEGER . . . Judy Francis . . . enjoys Italian food . , . probably work after graduation. ACTIVI- TIES: F.H. A. . Chorus, Intramurals, Publications, Operetta. WESLEY KNIPMEYER . . . . Wesley Future farmer . . . neat smile . . . nice to know. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. F. F. A. Reporter, Track, State Meat Judging Team. CELESTE SPRICK................-Celeste- Green eyes - Dwayne on the Brain . . . wants to travel and live it up . . . pre- fers the strong, silent type. ACTIVI- TIES: Honor Society, Intramurals, Publications. Wahisho Editor, Freshman Reporter, Chorus, F.H.A. PATRICIA TADRICK..............‘Pat- Future Artist . . . natural curly hair . . . good dancer . . . anxious for graduation. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, Publications, Chorus, Pep Squad. CURTIS REYNOLDS . . . Rebel- Hot Chevy . . . Freckles . . . Works at Blue Moon . . . great humorist. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook and School Paper Staff. DOUGLAS GAUSMAN . . . Douglas A person you enjoy being around. AC- TIVITIES: Band 1.2.3. Basketball Scorekeeper 4. FRIEDA JOHNSON . . . Frieda Airline stewardess after graduation . . . Loves French Fries and Hambur- gers . . . swimming . . . nice to know. ACTIVI- TIES: Transferred from St. Charles High School. GERALD SCHULZE................. Gerald Future Farmer . . . Meat Judger . . . More often seen than heard. ACTIVI- TIES: F. F. A. , F. F. A. Reporter. State F.F. A. Meats Team, State F. F. A. Animal Husbandry Team. Se tc i SANDRA WILLIAMS............. Sandy Variety of hair colon . . . wants to marry a millionaire . . . serious Master mind. ACTIVITIES: Mixed Chorus 1, Girls Glee I. Honor Society 3 and 4. WALTER SCHROEDER . . . Walter ACTIVITIES: Chorus I, Glee Club 1. Se U i ARTHUR VIEMANN Nice to Know . . . Very quiet . . . Future farmer after Graduation. ACTIV- ITIES: F. F. A. I. MARY ANN THEERMAN Mary Ann” Ed . . . attractive . . . likes to ride horses . . . future undecided. ACTIV- ITIES: F.H. A. , Chorus. Intramurals, Oratorical Contest. JUNE GOOD..................... June” Academic . . . shiny black hair . . . what will the future hold? ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. , Chorus, National Honor Society. DOROTHY JEDWSKI . . . Dot Willy . . . future secre- tary . . . works at Carps . . . nice to know. ACTIVITIES: Chorus, F. H. A. . Intramurals. CYNTHIA BRUN.............. Cyndy Good student . . . future nurse . . . Brown hair and eyes to match. ACTIVI- TIES: Honor Society, Band, Chorus, F.H. A., Pep Squad, Intramurals, Band President. JAMES REESE.................. Jimmy Likes to Hunt . . . works at Banner Of- fice . . . has his own car . . . quiet. ACTIVITIES: Intramurals, Chorus. JEAN GROTPETER . . . Jeannie Academic . . . has a smile for everyone . . . future nurse . . . pleasant. AC- TIVITIES: F.H. A. . Band, Chorus, F.H. A. Treasurer, Honor Society, Student Council, Class Secretary. Undergraduate Honor Stu- dent. JACK CRUMP.................. Jack- Hunting, swimming and dancing . . . enjoys bull sessions . . . future farmer . . . favorite food is Spanish Rice. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. DELORES NEIMEYER............ Dee Liked by everyone ... a good singer. ACTIVITIES: Chorus. F. H. A. , Pep Squad. F. H. A. Songleader, Girls' Sex tet. BARBARA QUINN............. Barb Tiny but mighty . . . likes basketball . . . always pleasant, liked by all. ACTIVITIES: Chorus. F. H. A. Intra- murals. WANDA DUCKWORTH .... Wanda Faithful friend . . . Ralph. ACTIVI- TIES: Intramurals. Sophomore Vice President, F. H. A. . Chorus, Sextet. Picture Not Available BETTY WARNER.............. Sam Night Hawk . . . likes to have parties . . . Shrimp . . . real card sharp. ACTIVITIES: Transferred from Okla- homa. t44, 0 cce%4 KATHLEEN ACKMANN RONALD BARTON GEORGIA BECK BETTY BEHRENDES DENNIS BLAKEMORE BETTY BUNGE JOYCE BUNGE EVELYN DIECKMAN PHYLLIS GIVENS BERNICE GRANNEMAN LEWIS GREGORY FREDDIE HAASE RONALD HASE LESLIE HEIDBRINK BOB HENDERSON JANET HEUSI LURLENE HOEFT RUBY HOELSCHER RALPH HORTON HENRY JOHNSON DONNIE JONES JIMMY KEYS JOYCE KEYS CAROLYN KLENKE puitcon MILDRED LEWIS SHARON LODWIG JEWELL LOVELACE JUDITH KNAPHIEDE LARRY KIRK MARCELLA KNIPMEYER SANDRA SCHULZ GEORGE MEINE ELAINE MEYER ROCHELL MILTENBERGER JOE MORICE MARGARET MOSS CAROL NELSON SUSAN ORDELHEIDE RONALD PAUK JIMMY PERRY fluHCO'14, DICK PEKAREK JANET PIEPER ELEANORE POTTEBAUM KARLYNE PUETZ HELEN REESE TONI REESE JANICE ROETEMEYER WALTER SCHEMMER DELPHINE SCHWERDT WILLIAM SMITH JOYCE STERRETT CAROL STONEBARGER MILDRED STRACK ROY STUDE WAYNE TOEDEBUSCH GLEN VAN BOOVEN LLOYD WILLIAMS DARRELL WILMSMEYER JERRY WILSON LARRY WISE DAVID WOLFF JERRY HOEFT GEORGE HOELSCHER DAVID WILMSMEYER GEORGE PAINTER TOM BAYER-------------------------- President LARRY RIGDON — - - - - vice President John Williams Henry Wheeler Dugan Smith Elroy Schroeder Harold Bakameyer Wanda Blakemore Richard Boeger Adelia Boone Linda Borgman Bob Bremmer Bill Brown Mary Bochholz Mary Ann Clarke Donnie Craig James Cromer Dale Davis Betty Dleckman Karen Downing Barbara Duckworth Barbara Dyer Connie Eisenhauer Audrey Engelage Mike Fleming Carol Gamer Terry Gamache Rebecca Twiehaus Merlyn Petersmeyer Judy Van Bibber Patricia Noble David Trower Kay Quinn Eddie O’Very Stephen Pauk Barbara Wear Robert Swoboda Marilyn Schroer Gerald Groeper Ronald Gwaltney Melvin Handlang Charlene Hoeft Ted Huber Carolyn Jaspering Roy Jaspering Sharon Jones Ronnie Jones Barbara Krause Lonnie Jurgesmeyer Ruth Luekemeyer Ronnie Jurgesmeyer Beverly Mades Ronald Linke Alouise Marschel Jim McAdams Carolyn Meyer Stanley Meyer Judy Nelson Phillip Miltenberger Beverly Niemeyer Derrold Petersmeyer Carolyn Seckfort Robert Ruth Doris Walton Gary Stephens Dwayne Schomberg M A President - -- -- -- - DAVID HELLING Vice President — — — KATHY PUETZ Secretary - SANDY HOELSCHER Treasurer - ALAN NIEMEYER Sponsor - -- -- -- -- MRS. KOELLING Sponsor MR. PEWITT Randy Ackmann Susan Akers Joann Boemker Rose Brakemeyer Bob Breuer Judith Brooker Sandra Brown Carol Bueltman Ronnie Coleman Clarence Combs Steve Comer Robert Cope Jacqueline Cosby William Frick Marilyn Craig Glenn Groeper Dorothy Dleckman Wilbert Hoeft Sharon Dreyer James Huber Judith Gausman Sam Kaedlng Rosalie Cregar Wayne Knapheide Kay Gerdes Alfred Marschel Judy Hafner Gerald Knipmeyer Irene Herndon Tom Massnan Loretta Hoelscher Leslie McKay Mary Hyde Ronnie Mueller Mary Huber Judy Jaspering David Nlemeyer Sharon Kay Jones Bernard Nothstine Helen Lewis Janet Lovelace Connie McClure Elizabeth McKay Harriet McKay Margaret Mueller James Poteet Yvonne Pauk Donella Poepplemeyer Darrell Potthast Tom Quinn Goldie Reese Ronald Roetmeyer Arlene Roewe Billy Schulz Lois Schwane Michael Shepard Donna Slatten Bob Stapleton Juanita Strack James Stufflebean Donald Summers Eugene Turner Sharon Twiehaus Delores Viehmann Jerry Wilson Carolyn Wright 't 't ctcce. JEANNIE JASPERING DAVID HELLING BARBARA MILLER WANDA DUCKWORTH U Cccatc M€4 St JOHN ESTILL FRE1DA JOHNSON MARY ANN THEERMAN BOB MOLKENBUR JUDY HASENJAEGER KATHY ACKMANN CELESTE SPRICK KAREN RAGLAND DORIS GARNER LAILONI PLAGGENBERG CURTIS REYNOLDS (Standing) JOANN DORRELL ED CLARKE DONNA WRIGHT PAT TADRICK Sedatote Bookkeeping Study Hall Trigonometry Boys' Phys. Ed. World History Woodworking General Science Music Appreciation Cotton, Society OFFICERS: Cynthia Brun, secretary; Jean Grotpeter, treasurer; Harry Stephens, president; Walter Schwane, vice president; and Celeste Sprick, reporter. ROW TWO: Barbara Wear, Derrold Petersmeyer, Phyllis Burgess, Sharon Lodwig, Carolyn Meyer, Sharon Breuer, Mrs. Gerdeman, Sponsor; Betty Behrendes, Henry Johnson, Sandra Williams, Carolyn Knoernschild, June Good, and Kathleen Ackmann. Compliments of Compliments of BUESCHER'S STORE COMMERCE-WARREN COUNTY BANK Hopewell, Mo. Warrenton, Mo. Student @ouucit FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Clarke. John Albright. Jean Grotpeter. Sharon Breuer, Susan Akers. SECOND ROW: Mr. Koelling - Sponsor. Tom Bayer. Walter Schwane, Harry Stephens. David Helling. Ronald Pauk, Bill Frick. s4etivitcee t£e Student (? %uneit Our Student Council is a new organization this year. It is composed of two repre- sentatives from each of the high school classes. Its main purpose as an organization is to share in the betterment of our school. Writing a constitution was the main project of our Student Council this year. The students of Warrenton High feel that this organization has done a good job in its initial year. 7 e Student (? %uncit in s4ctien 02i 2SVte tt U€ School cutcC The Warrenton High School Band won a I rating at District Contest, and a III rating at State Contest. “Scutd FRONT ROW, L. to R.: B. Dieckman, Student Conductor; K. Ragland, Report- er; C. Bruh, President; J. Grotpeter, Secretary. BACK ROW, L. to R.: K. Linke, Student Conductor; J. Albright, Vice President; Mr. Martin, E. Vogt, Treasurer; D. Linke, Librarian. SolW cutcC Brass Sextet wins I rating at District Contest, Flute Trio wins I rating at District Contest, and a III rating at State Contest. and a I rating at State Contest. Jean wins I at District, I State. Cyndy wins I at District. I State. '?4 zvie tto i School “7 CcxecC (? vui4 The Warrenton High School Mixed Chorus received a I rating at District Contest, and a II rating at State Contest. The Girls' Chorus received a I rating at District Contest, and a III rating at State Contest. '?utu e s4c te tc FRONT ROW, L. to R.: D. Viehman, L. Hoelscher, B. Grannemann, G. Reese. D. Jedwski. L. Mc- Kay. D. Schwerdz, M. Lewis, T. Reese, E. McKay, J. Jaspering, E. Meyer, M. Strack, M. A. Theerman, L. Plaggenberg, M. Schroer. C. Meyer. C. Brun. J. Grotpeter, W. Duckworth. L. Hoeft. M. Mueller. S. Hoelscher. SECOND ROW. L. to R.: B. Niemeyer. S. Tweihaus. I. Herdon. K. Ragland. D. Wright, C. Stoneberger, M. A. Bremmer, M. A. Clark, R. Leutkemeyer, R. Tweihaus. W. Blakemore, K. Downing, P. Noble. J. Good. J. Heusi, C. Klenke. J. Bunge, J. Roetemeyer, C. Bueltman. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: C. Seckfort, S. D. Jones, R. Cregar. W. Strack. K. Ackmann. B. Luecke, M. Knipmeyer, C. Nelson. B. Miller, A. Boone. B. Behrendes, B. Garrett, C. McClure. M. Moss. H. Lewis. M. Huber, B. Dyer, J. Pieper. J. Lovelace. C. Hoeft. E. Meyer, H. McKay. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: J. Guasman. E. Marschel, A. Engelage, J. Hasenjaeger, M. Buchholz. K. Puetz, J. Oberhellman, N. Nieburg. S. K. Jones, B. Bunge, H. Reese. C. Garner. C. Jaspering. D. Walton, L. Borgman, S. Ordelheide, E. Dieckmann. J. Knapheide, J. Cosby, B. Mades, K. Puetz. F. H. A. INITIATION FASHION SHOW ?. 4. O ccenA Mrs. Koelling, Sponsor; Rochelle Miltenberger, Parliamentarian; Sharon Lodwig. Treasurer; Delores Niemeyer, Songleader; Pat MacRae. Vice President; Carolyn Knoemschild, Secretary; Joyce Sterrett, Historian; Phyllis Burgess, President. St z%cCu4t ' D z tce Poctane P zn Hen s4 tentca ROW 1: R. Hase, D. Wilmsmeyer, D. Wolff, A. Harvey, D. Schomberg, W. Knipmeyer, Mr. Pewitt. ROW 2: R. Jaspering, D. Huber. D. Summers, S. Meyer, G. Knipmeyer, R. Ackmann, D. Schomberg, G. Schultz, F. Haase. ROW 3: T. Huber, R. Stude. R. Bremmer, R. Ruth, L. Heidbrink, J. Poteet, R. Cope, J. Peery, R. Boeger. ROW 4: D. Craig. H. Bakemeyer, D. Jones, A. Marschel, A. Niemeyer. ROW 5: G. Groeper, J. McAdams, B. Breuer, G. Hoelscher. E. Schroeder. F. F. A. Slave Auction Barn Warming” 'Tfeca '?vte4 ROW 1: Margaret Moss, Sharon Lodwig, Evelyn Dieckman, Carol Stonebarger, Betty Behrendes, Janet Heusi, Sharon Breuer, Carolyn Knoernschild, Joyce Sterret. ROW 2: Mrs. Helms, Miss Polster, Dick Pakerek, Roy Stude, Lewis Gregory. Henry Johnson. Glen Van Booven. Larry Wise, Bob Henderson, Mr. Capp, Susan Ordelheide, Sandra Schulz. The Junior class presented their class play “New Fire by Charles Qulmby Burdette on November 12, 1959. The plot concerned an author who had inherited a farm in the Missouri Ozarks. He lived at the farm because he thought the quiet of the place would let him devote his mind to his writing. Later he decided to have his family visit him from Chicago. The complications that go along with this visit make up the plot. Lucinda Andrews Suzanne Toler - Sis Sperry------- Jerry------------ Stephen Santry - Billy -.......... Phyllis---------- - - — Joyce Sterrett -----Sharon Lodwig ----------- Roy Stude -----Bob Henderson ------Henry Johnson — Lewis Gregory Carolyn Knoernschild Anne----------- Olive----------- Eve............. Doctor Lynn Gray Mary Marshal — Mrs. Marshal — Dick------------ - Betty Behrendes - - Sharon Breuer - — Janet Heusi Larry Wise - C. Stoneberger Evelyn Dieckman Glenn Van Booven attest Kvuuom FRONT ROW, L. to R.: June Good, Karen Ragland, Nanette Nieburg, Phyllis Burgess, Jean Grotpeter, Bob Bunge, Adelbert Harvey, Cyndy Brun, Pat MacRae, Beverly Luecke. SECOND ROW, L. to R. : Mr. and Mrs. Gerdeman, sponsors; Bill Nelson, Charlie Wipperman, Walter Schwane, Harry Stephens. Kenneth Linke, Joan D. , and Judy Oberhellman. Setter The Senior class gave their class play, Father Knows Best, on April 1, 1960. It was a three act comedy adapted by Kristin Sergei from the radio program of the same name by Edward James. The play was a tremendous success. Jim Anderson - — Margaret Anderson Betty------------- Kathy —----------- Bud--------------- Janie ------------ Ramona------------ Patty------------ ---- Bob Bunge - Jean Grotpeter Phyllis Burgess Nanette Nieburg Adelbert Harvey - Cynthia Brun Karen Ragland ----June Good Mrs. Wembley Repair Man - - Ralph - — — Perkins — - - Bud’s Friend - ■ Officer Johnson Mr. Brinkworth Mrs. Jones — Mrs. Woolsey - --------Pat MacRae ■ — Kenneth Linke • - Walter Schwane Joann Dorrell Charles Wippermann ■ ------Bill Nelson • — Harry Stephens - Judy Oberhellman - — Beverly Lueke '2 zvU vi i 'ScL4e z££ 7etu t FIRST ROW: Bill Nelson, Ed Vogt, Woody Nothstine. Glen Van Booven. Donald Linke. SECOND ROW: Coach Snell, Bob Bunge, Bob Stapleton, David Trower, Robert Molkenbur, Ronald Jones, Jim Keys, Tom Massman. SUMMARY Warren ton 3 Elsberry 7 Warrenton 4 Wellsville 1 Warrenton 5 Troy 7 Warrenton 10 Montgomery City 1 Warrenton 9 Clopton 4 Warrenton 4 Bowling Green 8 Warrenton 5 Vandalia-Farber 2 Total 4 wins and 3 losses Bob Bunge slugs one David Trower our receiver '02{ cwUo% ' ut s4ctco t The Warrenton Bench Coach Snell and the ” Warriors Our Warriors at Bowling Green Bob Molkenbur got his hit Big Tom Massman at bat The slugger got his hit 02O wtc vi 'Sci46et zM 7e z t FIRST ROW: Larry Wise, Glennon Van Booven, Ronald Barton, Darrel Wilmsmeyer. SECOND ROW: Coach Snell, Bob Bunge, David Trower, Ed Vogt, Walter Schwane. SUMMARY The Warrenton Warriors won 6 games and lost 23 during the 1959-60 basketball season. In winning six games they defeated Assumption twice, Wright City twice. Missouri Military Academy once, and Duchesne once. Although the record is not impressive the spirit of the players was high throughout the year. Sportsmanship among the players was good and we all feel that the 1959-60 basketball season was successful. (£6e i£ecuCen 59- 60 N. Nieburg, B. Bunge, S. Jones, P. MacRae 'Pefi Syucut ROW 1: Pat MacRae, Sharon Jones. Betty Bunge, Nanette Nieburg. ROW 2: Barbara Duckworth. Rebecca Twiehaus, Sharon Twiehaus. Sharon Dreyer. Judy Brooker, Carolyn Wright, Donella Poepplemeyer. Wanda Blakemore. Barbara Wear. ROW 3: Miss Yule, Ruth Luetkemeyer, Pat Nobel, Kay Quinn, Judy Van Bibber. Mary Ann Clarke. Karen Downing, Delores Niemeyer, Judy Knapheide. ROW 1: Woody Nothstine, Bill Frick. Mike Shepard, David Niemeyer, Ronald Coleman. ROW 2: Coach Snell, Terry Gamache, Dugan Smith, Wayne Knapheide, David Helling. g 7 c z 02{ zwic t i t t 4ctco t Jump, Ronald, Jump Take that man ROCK AWAY BEACH ADVERTISEMENTS MILDRED BROS. HATCHERIES Honegger - Chicks - Feed Buildings and Equipment Phone Gl. 6-3306 Warrenton, Missouri For Best in Hair Cuts Visit EDDIE’S BARBER SHOP Thank You for Your Patronage You Are Always Welcome Compliments JIMMIE’S of TV SERVICE Hu. 8-3755 CEDARS MOTEL Jonesburg, Mo. Warrenton, Mo. Gl. 6-3326 Gl. 6-3436 ROGER’S C om plim e nt s STANDARD SERVICE of Products and Service MATTLINGLY BROS. You Can Depend on STORE EDWARD F. ALTHOLZ, Mgr. Phone Gl. 6-8550 Warrenton Store Warrenton, Missouri GARRETT’S Compliments NATION-WIDE MKT. of Quality Meats and Groceries DR. H. W. HINKLER Open 7 Days a Week OPTOMETRIST Phone Gl. 6-3396 Gl. 6-3385 Compliments of KATIE JANE MEMORIAL HOME Nursing Home OAK LAWN CAMP Minnows - Crawfish - Worms For Sale at All Times Good Fishing Picnic Facilities One Block West of 47 on Old Hwy. 40 Warrenton, Mo. 607 Main Street Warrenton, Mo. Telephone - GL. 6-3401 B. J. WEGENER Dealer in High Grade Coal Sand and Rock Gl. 6-3577 F. W. NIEBURG CO. Warrenton, Mo. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. A. N. MacRAE Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE RUSS BENTON R. PAUL WHITMAN, Agent BENTON’S MEN’S WEAR Auto - Life, Fire and Casualty 510 E. Ashland Warrenton, Mo. Warrenton, Mo. Gl. 6-8422 Save at CARPS «WV.SVV.UN u ssoc ml S'tcm Warrenton, Mo. 1— Home Owned and Operated by RAY’S BARBER SHOP TED WISE RAY GARRETT, Prop. Open 5 Days Weekly Closed Mondays 212 E. Main Warrenton, Mo. Evening Hours: Wed. and Fri. 9 p.m. Phone Gl. 6-3304 Old Hiway 40-East Warrenton, Mo. FRITZ LODWIG DRUGSTORE AUTO PARTS CO. Phone Gl. 6-3328 Prescriptions, Drugs, Drug Sundries, Stationery Old Hiway 40 Fountain Service, Money Wholesale Auto Parts Orders, and Western Union and Equip. Machine Shop Service Paint Mixing Warrenton, Mo. Warrenton, Mo. WULFF’S FLORAL SHOP WARRENTON A. G. MARKET Warrenton, Mo. We Deliver Twice Daily Member of Florists Telegraph Special Sales Items Delivery Association See St. Louis Post Flowers for All Occasions and Gl. 6-3397 Globe Democrat THE BINKLEY COMPANY Warrenton, Missouri LITTLE VILLAGE 66 SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Bodywork Painting and Repairing Phone SH. 5-2149 Wright City, Mo. Compliments of TURNER TV Compliments of WARRENTON SUPPLY CO. WM. AND NANCY DAVIS General Merchandise Feeds and Fertilizer Phone GL. 6-8928 BUSCH-EREISER, INC. Telephone Cl. 6-3360 Compliments of WARRENTON Warrenton, Missouri LOCKER CO. Compliments BILL SANDS of SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products WARRENTON OIL CO. Phone SH. 5-9989 Highway 40 2 Miles West Wright City, Missouri Odorless Cleaning Free Moth Proofing GL. 6-3357 WARRENTON CLEANERS Personalized Service BLUE MOON CAFE Old Hwy. 40 and Hwy. 47 For the Best Come and Dine With Us Compliments oi-- IGA FOODLINER A Home Owned and Home Operated Food Store Warrenton, Mo. A W DRIVE-IN Warrenton Sandwiche s French Fries Carryouts Curb Service Missouri A W Root Beer A r W Orange Coca-Cola Malts Shakes Sundaes MR. AND MRS. BERNARD NOTHESTINE LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY PURE GAS, INC. Propane Gas Warrenton Missouri GL 6-3 629 Bulk or Bottle MISSOURI EDISON CO. Heating Warrenton Missouri Cooking GL 6-3395 Refrigerators MOBLEY EQUIPMENT CO. North Highway 47 GL 6-3352 Warrenton New Holland Olive r John Deere Farm Machinery Welding and Repairs MFA CENTRAL COOPERATIVE Your place of business, it will pay you to patronize it. Produce Fertilizers Farm Supplies Feeds and Seeds Truesdale, Missouri MILDRED’S YOUTH SHOP Children's Clothing Hallmark Cards Gift Items Gl. 6-3347 Warrenton, Mo. ALBRIGHT CONCESSIONS Automatic Merchandise Service Outdoor Concessions 613-15 Old Highway 40 MARION S. ALBRIGHT Phone Gl. 6-3333 Warrenton, Mo. E. A. BURGGRABE DRAYAGE SERVICE St. Louis, Mo. and Warrenton, Mo. Gl. 6-3382 St. Louis Address WYATT Merchants Truck Terminal DISTRIBUTING CO. 827 S. Broadway CHestnut 1-2274-75 Phone Gl. 6-33 84 Route 2 All Shipments Fully Warrenton, Mo. Covered by Insurance MUTERT MOTOR CO. GLOSEMEYER GARAGE SALES £ 0 SERVICE 109 w. Main Street Gl. 6-8554 Warrenton, Mo. 23« E. Main Street General Repair Wrecker Service Warrenton, Mo. Gas - Oil Gl. 6-3364 Lubrication BILMAC PRESS NORDWALD AUTO BODY Printers - Publishers Dealer in Late Model Wrecks Gl. 6-3411 Body and Fender Works 234 E . Main Street Phone DE 83442 Warrenton, Mo. Hawkpoint, Mo. Since 1888 Hardware Insulation Siding Lumber Roofing Paint C. J. HARRIS LUMBER CO. Warrenton, Mo. Gl. 6-3342 COMPLIMENTS OF WARRENTON BAKERY Phone GL. 6-8595 BILL HANNER Compliments of SUPERIOR COAL VQWE� HUGO EISENSTEIN, Mgr. 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