Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1967 volume:

WARRENTON HIGH SCHOOL WARRENTON, MISSOURI TABLE OF CONTENTS Athletic 15 Organizations 31 Administration and Faculty 51 Classes 63 Advertising 97 he leave1: behind a pattern of footprints representing his success, his disappointments, his pleasures, and his hardships. The p'attern of each student .s signifi- cant and remains forever a part of the echool. like footprints his experiences here leave Opon his, memory an indelible impression svhich he. carries with him through life. ’ Jfj Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time, Longfellow ■ Rita Cook Debbie Ricker--Junior Kathy Leek—Senior The highlight of the 1966 FFA calendar was the annual Barnwarming Dance. The can- didates for queen were chosen by the Student Body. Rita Cook was chosen Queen. The evening was climaxed by the sale of cakes baked by the Queen and her attendants. A cake baked by the Senior at- tendant, Kathy Leek, brought the highest bid. 4 5 National Honor Society Initiation The National Honor Society is a nationwide organ- ization dedicated to scholastic recognition of its members. Membership is composed of 10% Juniors 15% Seniors and 5% Sophomores. The annual initiation ceremony was held in Nov- ember of 1966. Selection is based on Scholarship, Character, Leader- ship, and integrity. Honor Society Initiation Don't look now, but-- 6 8 Time out. And they're off! AWARDS TO TEACHERS 4 I HONORS ASSEMBLY The I Dare You Award was pre- sented to Jeanette Schade and Terry Rapp. Student Council President, Mike O'Sullivan opening the assembly on May 31, 1967. The top ranking students in the Senior Class. L. to R. Kellerhaus, Leek, Schade, Fridley, Lefferdink. 9 JUNIOR PLAY- DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS” How this picture got in we'll never know! Let's not be hostile Mike Gee, now what'll we do for a bass player? V E% M m i rr ” ft ■ Isn't it unmanly to be carrying a purse? After this I'll have to get in the Speech Play next year. 10 SPEECH PLAY “SEVENTEENTH SUMMER” Is this for real? Don't touch me! Did you lose something? I always did want to be on Broadway. Father knows best. It's not polite to yawn in public. But Mommy . . . JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Queen Kathy and King Terry with their court and junior escorts. APRIL 29, 1967 Jeri Garland Chris Pietzschke Royalty Dance Rodney Reese Bob Ragar THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN Little Latin Lupe Lu Mr. and Mrs. Hall are having a good time. It is getting late. Go Sulky! ! Sign that girl up! A look into the crowd. Your job's to talk Ed, not sing. 14 ATHLETICS After losing their first four games, Coach Hedrick's varsity came back and won three out of their last four. This included stunning upset victories over Mercy of Marshall and Moberly, for a very respect- able 3-5 record. A capacity crown anxiously awaiting kickoff on homecoming night. L. to R. ROW 1: Hope, Blackwood, Clark, Schwerdt, Leek, Dorflinger, Turner, Garland, Jaspering, Studc, Shil- harvey, Tyree. ROW 2: Young, Kunkel, Lacy, Brune, Gerard, McCann, Herndon, Kemp, Hoelscher, O'Sullivan, Gregory, Ragar, Anderson, Polston, Rapp, Pauk, Morhaus. The bench--a place of ever- present anxiety. 0 . John McCann kicks off. v o-captains Charlie and Terry light the homecoming bonfire. The Starting 11. Line--Ragar, Rapp, Shilharvey, O'Sullivan, Kunkel, Polston, Hope. Backfield—Stude Gerard Anderson, Kemp. 18 John Gregory dives for a tackle as Dale Gerard and Terry Rapp close in. 19 HOMECOMING— 1966 A thirsty crowd!! The 1966 Homecoming was a festive occasion for the students and alumni of Warrenton High. The day was cele- brated with a parade in the afternoon and a football game that night. The game was followed by the annual Homecoming Dance. The Homecoming Dance 1966 Homecoming Royalty 1966 Queen and her escort 20 Cheering the team at Bonfire Junior Float Freshman Float 21 22 ’66—’67 WARRIORS The 1966-67 Basketball Warriors had their ups and downs in a 12-win and 13-loss season. The Warriors started slow but finished strong to take fourth in the t.M.O. with an 8-6 rec- ord. The high point of the season was a 59-54 upset victory over top-ranked Bowling Green. The best individual perfor- mance was by Steve Pauk who scored 45 points in a single game against Vandalia. Two seniors were on the varsity. They were Fred Backs and Terry Rapp. Steve Pauk made the all-conference honorable mention list, and Randy Haymes made the all-conference special mention list. L. to R. John McCann, Danny Jaspering, Steve Pauk, David Hope, Bruce Davis, Randy Haymes, Fred Backs, Terry Rapp. Rich Mor- haus and Mike Gar- land get a breather. Steve Pauk fights for a rebound. Horse those boards Rich. L. to R. ROW 1: Stude, Manager, Leek, Clark, Turner, Garland, Blackwood. ROW 2: Herndon, Manager, Gerard, Huber, Morhaus, Vahle, Coach Hedrick. B-TEAM The Junior Varsity team placed fourth in the East Missouri Con- ference with a 7-7 conference record and a 12-12 record over all. The B-team was led in scoring by Dale Gerard and Rich Morhaus. Other starters were Rus- sel Vahle, Mike Garland and Gary Leek. 27 Explain that again Coach. L. to R. Coach Slavin, Larry Burgess, Danny Buzekrus, Philip Hoelscher, Mike Tyree, David Gruszczynski. FRESHMEN TEAM The freshmen basketball team had one of its most disappointing years. The team over all wasn't too good but we had the spirit to play well all year. The team was coached by Mr. Slavin, and a total of 7 went out for the team. The bright side of it all is that we are over the first year jitters and should do better next year. We learned the fundamentals and learned not to be sore losers. So we hope Mr. Slavin has good luck next year wherever he goes. We ought to win at least one game next year! If there is a mathematical formula for winning basketball games, Coach Slavin will find it. 28 STANDING 1. to r.: Coach Dothage, Walls, Hope, Vahle, Morhaus, Knarr, Lansche, McCann, Rapp, Avis, O'Sul- livan, Jaspering, Pauk, Kunkel, Huber, Cerard, Hoelscher, Coach Slavin. BOTTOM ROW: Burgess, Gruszczynski, Dorflinger, Bommann, Turner, Leek, Clarke, TyTee, Garland, Crow. UCH! ! They say the third time's a charm. Run through that again Coach. Go get 'em Tyree. Billy be nimble, Billy be quick . . . What goes up, must come down. Hope, We'U jump that hurdle when we get to it.M Somewhere over the rainbow. Spin-out Clarke!! And they're off. FUTURE FARMERS L. to R. ROW 1: Vahle--Vice-Pres., Podorski--Pres., Wiss, Sommer--Treas., Sommer--Sec., Schowe, Mr. White, Advisor. ROW 2: Brueggenjohann, Turner, Jones, Blackstock, Dieckman, Huber. ROW 3: Handlang, Clarke, Gerard, Schwertz, Herndon, Sommer. ROW 4: Schulze, Hoeft, Flake, Potterbaum, Schoppenhorst, Har- lan, Flake. ROW 5: Volkerding, Avery, Queen, Polston, Polston, Krause. ROW 6: Schwartz, Dieckman, Toebben, Windman, White, Avery, Brewe. ROW 7: Kersten, Bakemeyer, Enelage, Puetz, Hoeft. Practicing, Randy?? Why dress up! This is just Ag. class. 32 F.H.A. Ah, girls, initiation isn't that bad but it is a part of becoming a member of the Future Homemakers of America. L.,«„ row Missc° man-Treas., Twiehaus, Krueger. RO 3. £Nothstine Williams, Toebben, Dyer, Gregory, Dreyer, Arm- Cromer, Jones, Williams, Polston. ROW 3. Clark, Nothstm , Kellerhaus, Cameron, Clover, strong, Cromer, Hoelscher, Crow, Todd. ROW 4. 1‘ ' wr nasch8e Blackstock, Cope, Meuller, Wolff, Clover, Croc per, Van Booven, McAdams, Pod°rsk‘‘ .° RQW VanB.bber Pherigo, Romaker, Mildred, Brune, Smith, Kunkel, Slatten .Fridley. Ricker, Turner, Lef- KI Itamm ann Wy att,°Boemker. ROW 8: Jacot. Sprick, Wilmsmeyer, Sandor, Muehlman, Dothage, Harlan, Kribs, Nissing, Witte, Sprick, Mueller. li «IPA ft es {modes 2 Q « Jj OF AMERICA 33 The 1967 FHA Sweetheart Party was a great success. The theme was Mardi Gras and the decorations colorfully carried out this theme. The candidates for FHA King were: Steve Toebben, fresh- man; Wayne Dieckman, sophomore; Kim Jones, jun- ior; and Randy Bodorski, senior. The 1967 King was Wayne Dieckman. A moment shared Don't worry Charlie, there's still plenty. 34 FHA KING —WAYNE DIECKMAN FFA QUEEN—RITA COOK BAND Stepping high is Peggy Jones as she leads the band in the Homecoming Parade. At the right is Majorette Peggy Jones and twirlers Maxine Mueller and Sharon Mutert. L. to R. ROW 1: Krueger, Bruning, Jones, Reese, Heistand, Frick, Brune. ROW 2: Clark, Mutert, Boemker, Doth age, Mutert, Winter, Davis, Coulter, Nienkamp, Wilmsmeyer, Leek. ROW 3: Dreyer, Witte, Goring, Nis- sing, Tubbesing, Mason, Cook, Tubbesing, Krueger, Witte, Jedwski, O'Donnell, Birrell, Miller, Brune. ROW 4: 36 during a half-time presentation. Getting ready to play at the pep rally. Brune, Doth age, Wilson, Schulze, Wilson, Williams, Lohsandt, Oreidleheide, Evcrsmeyer, Crow, Garland, Hope, Davis, Lenzenhuber, Yocum, Nissing, Robine, Casper. ROW 5: Mr. Brown, director, Ragar, Hamby, Murphy, Lefferdink, Groeper, Hoelscher, Shreck, Turner, Hess. 37 GIRLS CHORUS--L. to R. ROW 1: Fields, Mueller, Carroll, Wyatt, Jones, Blackstock, VanBooven, Polston, Gwaltney, Cromer, Cromer. ROW 2: Boemker, Crow, Henderson, Todd, McAdams, Plum, Heistand, Groeper, Rasche, Dreyer, Smith, Stapleton. ROW 3: Fridley, Gutermuth, Wulff, Garland, Knittle, Prugh, Hoelscher, Ricker, Lohsandt, Harlan, Talbot, Stufflebean, Dothage. ROW 4: Turner, Lefferdink, Leek, Hoeft, Meyer, Bom- mann, Flatt, Brune, Jones, O'Donnell, Casper, McGee, Schroer, Mr. Brown, Director. MADRIGAL GROUP--L. to R. ROW 1: Garland, Wulff, Fridley, Cook, Leek, McGee. ROW 2: Hope, Shilharvey, O'Sullivan, Avis. 38 CONCERT CHOIR--L. to R. ROW 1: Wolff, McGee, Leek, Hope, Wulff, Pietzschke. ROW 2: Lefferdink, Frid- ley, Turner, Cook, Hiblcr, Garland. ROW 3: Hope, Shilharvey, Ragar, O'Sullivan, Avis, Ragar, Thompson. 39 L. to R. ROW 1: Boschert--Sec., Haymes, Rapp, Reese--Treas., Polston--Vice-Pres., Ruebling--Pres., Mr. Per- kins, Sponsor, Theilman. ROW 2: Blackstock, Kunkel, Bayer, Brandwein, Akers, Schulze, Schmidt, Dorflinger, Avis, McGee, Masterson, Knapheide. ROW 3: Gregory, Harlan, Fields, Knarr, Lansche, Toebben, Wiss, Morhaus, Cope, Doth age. 40 L. to R. ROW 1: Schade--Vice-Pres., Mrs. Wehrman, Sponsor, Twiehaus--Pres. ROW 2: Clover, Kunkel, Frid- ley, Theilman, Groeper, Tubbesing, Lefferdink, Crow, Evans, Kellerhaus, Clark, Kellerhaus, Leek, Armstrong. Krueger. L. to R. ROW 1: Wolff, Twiehaus--Pres., Brune, Shilharvey--Treas., Casper--Vice-Pres., Birrell--Sec., Miss Wilson, Sponsor. ROW 2: Henderson, Leek, Groeper, Garland, Henderson, Gutermuth, Prugh, Beck. ROW 3: Schwartz, Lange, Schade, Mutert, Toebben, Clark, Nissing, Clover. ROW 4: Evans, Winter, Lefferdink, Dyer, Gregory, Dreyer, Krueger, Armstrong. ROW 5: Bruning, Carroz, Ragar, Stude, Mutert, Murphy, Schulze, Turner. 41 G.A.A. L. to R. ROW 1: Tadrick--Sec., Williams--Pres., Evans--Treas., Miss Feldman, Sponsor. ROW 2: Turner, Plum, Tubbesmg, Mutert, Birrell, Groeper, Gutermuth, Henderson, Kellerhaus. ROW 3: Fridley, Barley, Beck, Van Boo-’ ven, Kunkel, Clark, Fields, Tadrick, Carror, Cope. ROW 4: Hope, Watson, Slatten, Harris, Flatt, Kellerhaus Cameron Henderson, Witte. ROW 5: VanBibber, Mueller, Harlan, O'Donnell, Dyer, Armstrong, Cook, Krueger, Dreyer. ROW 6: Gilpin, Lefferdink, Turner, Jones, Schroer, Cope, Fleer, Dreyer, Prugh. ROW 7: Wyatt Wessel Schadc, Gregory, Leek, Twiehaus, Wolff, Garland. 42 PEP CLUB L. to R. ROW 1: Pietzschke, Mutert, Mueller, Twiehaus, Leek, Armstrong. ROW 2: Kellerhaus, Cameron, Nis- sing, Clark, Krueger, Dreyer, Hope. ROW 3: Nothstine, Cook, Cope, Kellerhaus, Gregory, Harris, Flatt. ROW 4: Witte, Coleman, Boemker, Wyatt, Bornmann, Gilpin, Bruning. ROW 5: Carroz, Watson, Kunkel, Fridley, Slatten, Reese, Hoeft. ROW 6: Williams, Plum, Winter, Hoeft, Evans. L. to R. ROW 1: Pauk, Gerard, O'Sullivan, Tyree, Burgess, Crow, Turner, Lansche, Kunkel, Dorflinger, Clarke, Garland, Schwerdt, Shilharvey, Stude, Ragar, Jaspering, Kemp, Vahle, Hope. ROW 2: Morhaus, Brune, Davis, Hoelscher, Coulter, Rapp, Pblston, McCann, Cook, Cope, Herndon, Anderson, Ragar, Gregory, Backs, Haymes, Coach Hedrick, Sponsor. 43 WARRIOR Kathy Leek Maxine Mueller Cheering the team on Loyal Warrior' Fans Diane Twiehaus TOMAHAWK STAFF The 1967 Tomahawk staff has done a fine job in putting out the school paper this year. This is a hard job which requires a lot of hard work and time. Congratulations to the entire staff on a jot well done. Jeanette Schade--hardworking editor Davis, working?? STANDING 1. to r.: Mutert, Stude, Podorski, Cope, O'Sullivan, Watson, Winter. SEATED: Davis, Ragar, Cope, Leek, Twiehaus, Krueger, Gutermutch, Mr. Reynolds--Sponsor. 6 STANDING 1. to r.: Tadrick, Kellerhaus, Henderson, Driesewerd, Shreck, Hamby, Harris, Fleer, Kellerhaus. SEATED: Wolff, Henderson, VanBooven, Pietzschke, Schade, Editor, Clark, Murphy, Heistand. Type, Peggy, type! Fun Time 47 STANDING 1. to r.: Vahle, Rapp, Coulter and Davis. SEATED: Sprick, Twiehaus, Kunkcl--Editor, O'Sullivan-- Manager, Schade, Hamby and Tyree. The doorway to success?? The 1967 Wahisho staff has put in a hard year working on this yearbook. As a result we hope that this book will be the best put out by W.H.S. so far. The Wahisho staff would like to thank the student body and faculty for their cooperation. Also, our thanks are extended to our sponsor, Mrs. Bracht. We extend our best wishes to all following Wahisho staffs. 48 Mrs. Bracht--Wahisho Sponsor 49 POOF!! You're a glare. L. to R. SITTING: Shilharvey, Sprick, Ragar, Jacot, Kunkcl, Sec.-Treas., Mr. Barry, Sponsor, O'Sullivan, Pres., Rapp, Vice-Pres. STANDING: Mueller, Hamby, Tyree, Coulter, Schade, Davis, Twiehaus, Vahle. 55 Wanda Gaston Yogi, in P.E.? Roy Hedrick Vaughn George Edward Hall A nice guy to talk to. But Mr. Hall . . . Lorena Heflin YUMMY! ! 56 Gracile Pigmon Bill Reynolds This can't really Leslie McKay be happening to me! Jim Miller Bill Perkins Andrew White Parlez-vous francais? PERSONNEL COOKS L. to R.: M. Wilmsmeyer, T. Schulze, C. Fletemeyer, M. Webb, L. Karrenbrock, G. Eick, E. Groe- per, E. Wippermann, G. Hamby, M. Knapheide, V. Breuer, V. Kirks, O. Webb. CUSTODIANS L. to R.: Elmer Winter, Orville Webb, Henry Walser, Edwin Roewe. BUS DRIVERS L. to R.: Charles Freese, Elmer Schnare, Webb Kellerhaus, Charles Prior, Srobert Sandoz, Rev. Eldon Kriks. 59 SECRETARIES Mrs. Roedder- -High School Secretary Backbone of the High School Mrs. Evans--Grade School Secretary Helping to keep the Grade School running. Mrs. Mildred--High School Secretary 60 An efficient helper. L. to R. ROW 1: Mrs. Waters, teacher, Davis, O'Donnell, Ander- son, Robine, Schowe, D. Dreyer. ROW 2: Cohing, Witte,-Thompson, Gruszczynski, Barley. ROW 3: Rasche, Cook, Curtis, Schoppenhorst, Hess, Tubbesing. ROW 4: Krueger, Davis, Nienkamp, Krueger, Oreidleheide, Bruen, Mueller. SEVENTH GRADE L. to R. ROW 1: Kent, Shepard, Zuroweste, Sanders, Cole, Ridge- way. ROW 2: Hull, Schmidt, Michalah, Mann, Palitzch, Mr. Dothage, teacher. ROW 3: Wright, Moeller, Wilmsmeyer, Nash, Reese, Linke. ROW 4: Young, Raines, Johnson, Denton, Stone- barger, Swyers, Lohman. L. to R. ROW 1: Schwartz, Butler, Jeffries, Hibler, Brakemeyer, Mr. Herlinger, teacher. ROW 2: White, Gamer, Wessel, Rousset, Melton. ROW 3: Coleman, Shaw, Dyer, Gerard, Eversmeyer. ROW 4: Dar- rell, Lenzenhuber, Walls, Johnson, Rhoades, Schulze, Shrameh, Dothage, not pictured. 61 L. to R. ROW 1: Brandwein, Hol- escher, Kent, Maze, Avis. ROW 2: Zurowcste, Dothagc, Turner, Ma- son, Gaffney, Yocum, Mr. Hayes, teacher. ROW 3: Sinklear, Len- zenhuber, Wessel, Copeland, Wil- son, Witte, Wilson, Gutermuth. ROW 4: Nissing, Clarke, Podorski, Twiehaus, Wilmsmcyer, Boein- ker, Determann. ROW 5: Brueg- genjohan, Frick, Jedwski, Schulze, Birrell, Anderson, Harrison. EIGHTH GRADE L. to R. ROW 1: Sartain, Knapheide, Clark, Marschel, Schromberg, Muehlman. ROW 2: Harris, Corder, Buxton, Wagoner, Wilson, Winter, Mrs. White, teacher. ROW 3: Mordt, Polston, Eversmeyer, Schwerdt, Turner, Nash. ROW 4: Turner, Avis, Lange, Pol- ston, Smith, Nordwald, He id- brink. ROW 5: Martin, Beck, Craig, Smith, Williams, Borg- man, Messick. 62 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS--Left to Right: Robert Hamby--President; Beth Clover--Secretary; Linda Rasche—Treasurer; Philip Hoelscher--Vice-President. Johnny Avery Peggy Baugh Wabum Bierbaum Weymouth Blackstock Harvey Brakemeyer Carole Brune Larry Burgess Danny Busekrus 64 Gail Dieyer Arden Engelage Larry Ferguson Patty Fields Linda Fleer Gerald Fowler Brenda Gamer Lea Gilpin Glenn Cameron Beth Clover Donald Coleman Cathy Cope Neal Cronin Gary Crow Myra Crow Jerry Dreisewerd John Gohring David Gruszczynski Sandra Gwaltney Marvin Ham Robert Hamby Janet Harlan William Harlan Carl Heidbrink 66 Bobby McGee Cherry Meister Marsha Mildred Stanley Miller Steven Miller Patricia Moeller Sharon Muehlman Faye Muller Genevieve O'Donnell Mary Pherigo Jerry Polston Lora Polston Jim Queen Linda Rasche John Rhoades Sandra Ricker 67 Sharon Smith Allen Sommer Sharon Stufflebean Barbara Tadrick 68 Danny Thornton Debra Todd Steve Toebben Michael Tyree Joyce VanBibber Howard Walls Patricia Warfel Dan Weyerich Irelan White Dennis Williams Lynnelle Williams Gary Windmann T erry Witthaus Debbie Yowell Leslie Zeigler 69 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right--Dale Gerard—Vice-Pres.; Debra Nothstine—Treasurer; Sharon Mutert--Secretary; Russell Vahle--Pres. SOPHOMORES 70 Would you believe they're studying?? Homer Avis Jon Blackwood Danny Bornmann Nancy Bornmann Gary Brueggenjohan Karen Bruning Larry Brewe Connie Carroz Tom Clarke Rita Cook Nancy Corder Marshall Coulter Theresa Crawley Mary Cromer Melissa Cromer Linda Darrell 71 Kenneth Davis Sharon Dean Morris Dieckman Wayne Dieckman Jim Dorflinger Larry Eversmeyer Robert Ferguson Richard Fields Edward Freeman Dennis Flake Michael Garland Dale Cerard Bruce Ceske Gary Handlang Charlotte Harlan Omah Heistand 72 Carol Henderson Carol Hoeft Roger Hoeft Sue Hoelscher i Thomas Huber Presley Knarr Micheline Kribs Robert Kunkel Gary Leek Mary McAdams Bruce McGee Darlene Mordt Richard Morhaus Elaine Mueller Maxine Mueller Tim Murphy Sharon Mutert Barton Nash Debra Nothstine Leslie Plum Victoria Podorski Randall Polston Harold Potterbaum Gary Puetz 74 Marsha Sprick Holly Stapleton Mary Tadrick Geraldine Talbot Joan Toebben Bill Turner Margaret Turner Russell Vahle Wanda VanBooven Mike Volkerding Susan Wessel Sharon Weyerich Connie Wilson Gail Winter Sharon Witte Peggy Wolff 75 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right--Ed Ragar--Vice- president; Mike Shilhaivey--President; Mary Lou Armstrong-- Treasurer; Phyllis Coleman--Secretary. Mary Lou Armstrong Dale Barley Chris Baugh Chris Birrell Lyndell Brown David Brune Janet Cameron Marsha Clark 76 Pamela Clover Phyllis Coleman Ronald Cook Bruce Davis Robert Dothage Karen Dreyer Michael Cope Nona Cox Jerry Crow 77 Brenda Dyer Nancy Flatt Linda Fowler Karen Gaffney Rhonda Gilpin Pat Gregory Ronnie Gutermuth Ronald Harlan Sue Harris Randy Haymes Robert Helgans Christine Herndon Kenny Hemdon Brenda Hoeft Gene Hoeft 78 David Hope Alan Jaspering Dan Jaspering Kim Jones Peggy Jones Diane Kellerhaus Kenneth Knapheide Carolyn Knipmeyer Jeanette Krueger 79 Linda Lange Steve Lansche John McCann Alice Meister Gary Melton Carl Morhaus 80 Edie Ridgway Jane Schroer Mike Shilharvey Ronald Sommer Diane Sprick Curtis Stude Beverly Stufflebean Larry Thurlkill Ricky Thompson James Toebben Jenny Tubbesing Margaret Turberville Janet Turner Rodger Weis Dale Young Gale Young 81 Left to right: Peggy WiUiams--Secretary, Randy Podorski--Vice-President, Diane Twiehaus--President, and Gilda Watson--Treasurer. Twenty-eight members of the 1967 Senior class have attended Warren County R-III School during all twelve of their school years. They are Fred Backs, Wayne Davis, Bonnie Evans, Jeri Garland, John Gregory, Sandy Gutermuth, Joan Henderson, Linda Kellerhaus, Sam Kemp, Jerry Krause, Susan Leffer- dink, Kathy Leek, Brenda McGee, Gary Mutert, Van Masterson, Mike O'Sullivan, Christine Pietzschke, Charles Polston, Brenda Prugh, Terry Rapp, Rodney Reese, Dixie Slatten, John Theilman, Ida Mae Tur- ner, Diane Twiehaus, Karen Wulff and Vicky Wyatt. During their freshman year the class numbered 86 and elected Marla Ham as class president. The Stu- dent Council members that year were Paula Kunkel, Terry Rapp and Marla Ham. Terry Rapp led the sophomore class of 78 members. This year the Student Council members were Paula Kunkel and Terry Rapp. During their junior year they elected Paula Kunkel as class president with Mike O'Sullivan, Paula Kunkel, Bob Rager and Kathy Leek on the Student Council. The class membership this year was 75. The year of '66-'67 saw Diane Twiehaus as class president. Student Council members were: Jeanette Schade, Bob Ragar, Diane Twiehaus, Paula Kunkel, Mike O'Sullivan and Terry Rapp. Two outstanding athletes are members of the Class of 1967. Charles Polston received the Athlete of the Year Award in 1965-1966, during his junior year. The 1966-1967 Athlete of the Year award was awarded to Terry Rapp. The Senior Class of '67 extend their best wishes to all who follow. 82 George Akers Faye Barley Tom Anderson Fred Backs Linda Beck David Bayer Cindy Boemker A typical Senior, teacher relationship! ! Marsha Borgman Roger Boschert Kathy Casper Bonnie Evans Wayne Davis David Flake Seniors know how to put on a good show. Bonnie Cope Gerald Hackmann Joan Henderson Alice Hope Glinda Kent You think this is hard, next hour I've got sand-box. Linda Kellerhaus Paula Kunkel Randall Lacy Kathy Leek Susan Lefferdink Judy Marschel Stiike up the band!! Van Masterson Carolyn Meyer Brenda McGee Gary Mutert Bob Ragar Terry Rapp Mike O'Sullivan Christine Pietzschke Randy Podorski Brenda Prugh Charles Polston Could this be Clerical Practice?? Rodney Reese Cathy Rhoades Keith Roetemeyer Sharon Schulze Jeanette Schade Bette Sandoz Diane demonstrates artificial respiration. Gary Ruebling John Theilmann Ida Turner Diane Twiehaus Karen Schwartz Dixie Slatten Leo Sommer Seniors can be serious. Sandra Swyers 91 Karen Wulff GRADUATION ’67 It won't be long! You're rid of them now but wait 'til next year. The concert choir performing at com- mencement. Our articulate Superintendent Mr. Hope. For the first time in 12 years the Seniors are attentive iv A night we will not forget. 92 Student Council President, Mike O'Sullivan receiving his diploma. The shortest graduate comes down the aisle. Filing out for the last time. High School Principal, Mr. Roehrs. What's next— the draft board? Amen. Just a little bit longer! We know you can't wait Joanic . . . but . . . 93 SENIOR DIRECTORY George Akers Industrial Arts 12. Fred Backs Basketball-9-12; Track 9,10; W-Club 9-12; Class Officer 10,11--Vice-President 10,11. Faye Barley G.A.A. 11,12; Intramurals, 9. Linda Beck Mixed Chorus 9-11; Girls Glee Club 9-11; G.A.A. 10-12; Intramurals 10-12; French Club 10,11; Speech Play 11; Operetta 9,11; F.T.A. 12; Fashion Show 9. Cindy Boemkei FHA 9-12; Chorus 12; French Club 10,11; Pep Club 11,12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. Roger Boschert Industrial Arts Club 12--Secretary 12. Kathy Casper Band 9-12; Chorus 11,12; G.A.A. 11; F.T.A. 11,12—Vice-President 12; Speech Play 11; Pep Band 9-12; French Club 11. Bonnie Cope FHA 9-12; Pep Club 9,10,12; French Club 10; G.A.A. 11,12; Fashion Show 9; Speech Play 11; Junior Play 11; Intramurals 9,10; Tomahawk Staff 12--Reporter and typist. Bonnie Evans Band 9; Intramurals 10,12; FHA 10-12; French Club 10,11; Speech Play 12; Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 12; Tomahawk Staff 12; G.A.A. 11,12—Reporter 11, Treasurer 12; FTA 11,12—Treasurer 11. David Flake FFA 9-12; Industrial Arts 11,12. Pat Fridley G.A.A. 12; FHA 12; Pep Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Concert Choir 12; Madrigal 12; Sextet 12; Speech Play 12; Girls Chorus 12. Jerry Garland FHA 9-12; FTA 11,12; UN Club 10,11; G.A.A. 10-12; Tomahawk Staff 10,11; Pep Club 9; Glee Club 9-12. John Gregory Basketball 9-11; Football 9,11,12; Track 10; Industrial Arts 11,12; French Club 11. Linda Groeper Band 9-12; Chorus 12; G.A.A. 10-12; FHA 11,12; FTA 12; Honor Society 12; UN Club 10-12- Speech Play 11. Sandra Gutermuth FHA 9-12; FTA 12; G.A.A. 11,12; Intramurals 9,10; Tomahawk Staff 12—Exchange Editor; Pep Club 9,10; Glee Club 9-12; Mixed Chorus 9-11; French Club 10,11; Fashion Show 9; Operetta 9,10. Gerald Hackmann Speech Play 12; Attended Missouri Boys State 11. Joan Henderson Chorus 9-12 —Treasurer 12; Mixed Chorus 9-12; Pep Club 9,10; FHA 9-12; FTA 12; Operetta 9,10; French Club 10,11; Tomahawk Staff 12; G.A.A. 11,12; Intramurals 9,10; Fashion Show 9,10. Sandy Hibler French Club 11--Vice-President; Pep Club 9-11—Treasurer 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 9-11; FHA 9-11; Band 9; Concert Choir 12; Barnwarming Queen Candidate 10; G.A.A. 10,11. Alice Anne Hope FHA 10-12—Treasurer 11, Secretary 12, Regional 2nd Vice-president 12; C.A.A. 10-12— President 11; Pep Club 10-12; Mixed Chorus 10,11; Concert Choir 12; Tomahawk Staff 10,11; Alternate Cheerleader 12; French Club 10,11. Linda Kellerhaus FHA 9-12; G.A.A. 12; Honor Society 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,12; French Club 10—Secretary 10; Tomahawk Staff 12—Reporter 12; Chorus 9; Fashion Show 9; Intramurals 9. Sam Kemp Football 9,11,12; Basketball 9,11,12; Track 9,11,12; W-Club 9-12; Industrial Arts Club 12. Glinda Kent FTA 12; G.A.A. 12. Paula Kunkel Student Council 9-12—Secretary, Treasurer 12; Annual Staff 9-12—Editor 12; FHA 9-12; Honor Society 11,12—Secretary, Treasurer 12; Pep Club 11,12—Treasurer 12; Class President 11. 94 Randy Lacy Football 12. Kathy Leek Planned Progress 9; Cheerleader 9-12--Captain 11; Pep Club 9-12--President 11; Band 9,10,12; Class Officer 9--Vice-President 9; Student Council 10,11; Honor Society 11,12; FHA 10-12--Devotior.al’ Leader 11; C.A.A. 10-12—Vice-President 10; Tomahawk Staff 11,12; FTA 11,12; Speech Play 12; Intramurals 10,11; Band Solo 10; Girls Sextet 12; Madrigal 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 11; Barnwarming Queen Candidate 12; Prom Queen 12. Susan Lefferdink Pep Club 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9-11; Cirls Glee Club 9-12-Vice-President i2; FT A 11,12; FHA 9-12; Intramurals 9,10; C.A.A. 11,12; Operetta 9,10; Speech Play 11; Fashion Show 9; Honor Society 11,12; Pep Band 10-12; Band 9-12; Concert Choir 12. Judy Marschel FHA 9-12; French Club 10,11; Speech Play 11. Van Masterson Industrial Arts Club 12. Brenda McGee Pep Club 9-11; FHA 9-12; French Club 11; Chorus 9-12; Operetta 9,10; Concert Choir 12; Madrigal 12; Tomahawk Staff 10,11; Girls Glee Club 9-12. Carolyn Meyer Girls Glee Club 12; Mixed Chorus 9-11; FHA 9,10; Operetta 9,10; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 9. Gary Mutert Band 9,10,12; FTA 11,12; German Club 11. Mike O'Sullivan Football 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Track 9-12; Chorus 9-11; Concert Choir 12; Double Quartet 9; Operetta 9,10; Madrigal 11,12; Class Officer-Treasurer 10; French Club 10,11; Student Council 11,12- Vice-President 11, President 12; W-Club 10-12; Tomahawk 9-12—Sports Editor 11, Asst. Sports Editor 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12--Business Manager 12; Boys Glee Club 9-11; Mixed Chorus 9-11; Speech Play 12. Christine Pietzschke Cheerleader 9,11,12; Pep Club 9-12—Reporter 11; Tomahawk Staff 10,11 —Reporter; French Club 11; G.A.A. 11; Concert Choir 12; Intramurals 11. Randy Podorski FFA 10-12—President, Asst. Vice-President, Chaplain; Senior Class Vice-President. Charles Polston Football 9-12—Captain 12; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11; W-Club 9-12; Industrial Arts Club 10-12—Vice-President 12; Athlete of the Year 1965-66. Brenda Prugh Pep Club 9,10; Mixed Chorus 9-11; Girls Glee Club 9-12—President 12; FTA 12; FHA 9-12; In- tramurals 9-11; C.A.A. 11,12; Fashion Show 9; Tomahawk Staff 9,10; Operetta 9,10; Speech Play 11. Bob Ragar Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9-11; Student Council 11,12; French Club 11—President 11; W-Club 9-12; Speech Play 12; Industrial Arts 10—President 10; Class Officer 10—Secretary 10. Terry Rapp Football 9-12—Co-Captain 12; Basketball 9-12; Track 12; Student Council 9,10,12—Vice-President 12; Industrial Arts Club 12—Reporter 12; Class Officer 10—President 10; Yearbook Staff 9,10,12; French Club 10,11; W-Club 10-12; Prom King 12; Athlete of the Year 1966-67. Rodney Reese French Club 10; Industrial Arts Club 10-12—Treasurer 12; Chorus 9,10. Keith Roetemeyer Industrial Arts Club 12—Secretary 12. Gary Rubeling FFA 9-11—Treasurer 11; Football 11; Industrial Arts Club 12—President 12; W-Club 11,12. Bette Sandoz FHA 9-12; Mixed Chorus 9; Operetta 9, French Club 10; Intramurals 9; Fashion Show 9. Jeanette Schade FHA 9-12—Historian 11, President 12, Regional Reporter 12; Tomahawk Staff 11,12—Asst. Art Editor 10, Editor 11,12; Yearbook Staff 12; Student Council 12; FTA 12; Honor Society 10,11,12—Vice-Presi- dent 12; G.A.A. 11,12; Speech Play 11; German Club 10,11; Intramurals 10,11; Planned Progress Panel 9; Fashion Show 9. Sharon Schulze FHA 9,10; French Club 10; FTA 12. Karen Schwartz FHA 9,10; French Club 11; FTA 12; Fashion Show 9. 95 Dixie S’atten Pep Club 11,12; FHA 9-12; C.A.A. 11,12. Q • • • Lbo’Sommer FFA 9-12—Asst. Reporter 11, Treasurer 12. • John The i Ima� German Club 10,11; Honor Society 12; Industrial Arts Club 12. Ida Mae T • ne’r FHA 9-11; FTA 11,12; G.A.A. 12. Diane T Wcnaus Pep Club 9-12--Reporter 10, President 11,12; Cheerleader 12--Co-captain 12; Planned Progress 9; FHA 9-12—Historian 12; FTA 11,12—Vice-President 11, President 12; French Club ll--Reporter 11; Stu- dent Council 12; Honor Society 1 l,12--President 12; Tomahawk ll,12--Asst. Art Editor 11; Yearbook Staff ,12; Sgeech Play 12; Class Officer 12--President 12; Intramurals 11,12--Captain 11. Cilda Watson Pep Club 12; G.A.A. 11,12; Tomahawk Staff 12; Class Officer 12—Treasurer 12. Peggy Williams G.A.A. 9-12—President 12; Pep Club 9-12—Secretary 10; Alternate Cheerleader 12; FHA 11, 12; FTA 12; French Club 10,11; Mixed Chorus 9,10; Speech Play 12; FTA 11,12; Class Officer 11, --Secre- tary 11,12. Barbara Wilmsmeyer FHA 9-12; French Club 11; Fashion Show 9. Karen Wulff Girls Glee Club 9-12; Mixed Chorus 9-11; Triple Trio 10,11; Sextet 12; Madrigal 11,12; Concert Choir 12; FHA 9- 12—Vice-President 12; French Club 11; Fashion Show 9; Operetta 9,10; Piano Solo 9,12. 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