Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

WARREN CO. R-lll HIGH SCHOOL WARRENTON, MISSOURI L. to R. FRONT: Danny Bornamann, Coach Flamank, Tom Clarke. BACK: Jon Blackwood, Cary Leek, John Mc- Cann, Danny Jaspering, Steve Pauk, Randy Haymes, Carl Morhaus, Rich Morhaus, Dale Gerard, Russell Vahle, and Mike Garland. This year the Warriors have shown what it takes to be champions; ability, hard work, and a desire. They took this trio and molded it into a drive; a spirited drive which led them between eighth and fifth place in the state. It started with the Regional Tournament at Bowling Green. The Warrious swept past Montgomery City on their opening game by 72--61. Bowling Green gave the Big Red a struggle in their 56--54 win. The Trojans of Troy toppled 80--70 in a closer game than the score indicates. Then in the final and Regional Championship game, the Warriors defeated Clopton by a decisive score of 64--40. Thus gaining the championship, the Warriors went on to play Palmyra at Monroe City. It was an extremely close game with each team trading the score by one or two points. But with the final buzzer, the Warriors had won 54--50. Hermann was the next team and a very formidable opponent. The Warriors started off strong, but lost by two points 46--48. Thus came the close of the season. The Warriors defeated and yet, as always, displayed the qual- ity of the true athlete, sportsmanship; humble in victory, gracious in defeat. Our heartiest thanks to Coach George Flamank, who did a brilliant coaching job, and the Warrenton Warriors. 2 Administration and Faculty--4 Working Cooperative In the ninth year of his services to our school, we proudly dedicate the 1968 WAHISHO to a man, who is more than a friend to all of us. A man who has given our school his gift of enthusiasm and hope. Our Own— Mr. Wendell Roehrs Smiling Efficient Team 5 WILLIAM A. HOPE SUPERINTENDENT We, the people in this district, state and United States, must strive for better educa- tion. The future belongs to those who believe in it enough to sacrifice for it and to invest in it, and where is society to find more certain returns than in high quality edu- cation? Where is economic and social stagnation more certain than among the people willing to settle for second class education? The truth of the twentieth century is that machines can, and will increasingly, reduce not only the hands, but the minds of men to useless or at best trivial instruments, un- less we can tend effectively to the business of unlocking the potential of each child to its maximum. I like to think that the 'upward reach' of education is inseparable from the aspirations and goals of its people. I believe both reflect and compliment each other. Most in- formed observers tell us that it is more and more a fact that the economic and cul- tural progress of our community, state and nation depend upon the strength of educa- tion. 6 L. to R. Robert Murphy, Treasurer; Norman Smith; Ward Lefferdink, President; William Hope; Lawrence Meine, Vice-President; William Frick; Frank Hoelscher, Secretary. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mary Roehrs Elise Mildred 5 7 William Beard English and Speech 8 John Barry History Judith Burt English George Flamank Coach and Physical Education Vaughn George Counselor Carlene Eichhorn Girls Physical Education Wanda Gaston Science and Chemistry Gracile Gickler Home Economics James Miller Math Derrold Petersmeyer Biology Roy Hedrick Coach and Physical Education Terry Hardy Industrial Arts and Drafting Jim Hardy Music 10 Lorena Heflin Special Education Bill Reynolds Business Susan Troelstrup World History, Missouri History, Sociology Carol Wilson French and German Brenda Sullivan English Agatha Wehrman Librarian II Andrew White Agriculture BUS DRIVERS L. to R. Fred Davis, Wilbert Kellerhaus, Arnold Theerman, George Akers, James Frazee. Not pictured: Raymond Strack, Charles Prior, Erwin Kersten. PERSONNEL COOKS L. to R. Eva Gibson, Margie Glastetter, Mildred Wilms- meyer, Marianne Linke, Themla Schulze, Mabel Har- rell, Mabel Webb, Gladys Eick, Caroline Sanders, Elea- nor Groeper, Marie Turner, Lillie Karenbrock, Florence Meine. CUSTODIANS L. to R. SEATED: Edwin Roe we, Elmer Winter, Mabel Vahle, Mabel Webb, Orville Webb. STANDING: Frank Vahle, Henry Walser. 12 Jim Dorflinger Dale Gerard Fullback like Garland Wing Back Mike Tyree Quarterback Cary Puetz Rich Morhaus Halfback Bob Kunkel Kenny Herndon Back John McCann Tackle Ron Harlan Tackle Tom Clarke L. to R. ROW 1: Tom Richardson, Terry Todd, Cary Butcher, Fred Harris, Bill Turner, Bruce Crow, Mike Bowen, Danny Turner, David Nissing, John Clark. ROW 2: Frank Yocum, Brian Trower, Jon Blackwood, George Jedwski, Carl Schade, Presley Knarr, Philip Hoelscher, Neil Cronin, Mike Twiehaus, Howard Walls, Robert Blankenship, Dan Thornton. JUNIOR VARSITY What drive, what energy, what power! ! FOOTBALL First one who loafs is going to run until there's a groove in the track!! ! 16 Rich Morhaus for another tackle. Co-captains--Dale Gerard and John McCann. 17 Marching Warrior Band HOMECOMING—1967 Varsity Cheerleaders PARADE Juniors--First Place VZ, WINNING 18 Dancing to the music of December's Having fun??? Children. DA NCE 19 ATTENDANTS Nancy Flatt 20 VARSITY FRONT: Gayle Nissing; L. to R. Center: Chris Birrell and Leslie Plum; BACK: Marsha Clark, Debbie Nothstine, and Maxine Mueller. 22 Simplicity! !! CHEERLEADERS 23 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1967-68 was the first year W.H.S. had a squad of Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders. The girls have to be Freshmen or Sopho- mores to become a Junior Varsity Cheerleader. This year the captain is Dianna Jones and the co-captain is Linda Fleer; they are both Sophomores. The rest of the cheerleaders are: Gail Dreyer and Patty Fields, Sophomores; Toni Anderson and Gail Zuroweste, Freshmen. Some of the reasons for having another squad of cheerleaders is to make less work for the one set of cheerleaders, and to give support to our Freshmen team. By having Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, as well as Varsity Cheerleaders, our school is represented at every game. Nothing like being on time! Left to Right: Gail Zuroweste, Toni Anderson, Patty Fields, Linda Fleer, Gail Dreyer; CENTER: Dianna Jones. 24 L. to R. ROW 1: Fields, Nissing, Zuroweste, Clark, Fleer, Birrell, Anderson, Mueller, Dreyer, Nothstine, Jones, Plum. ROW 2: Tadrick, Van Booven, Cameron, Kellerhaus, Krueger, Gregory, Dreyer, Cook, Knapheide, Miss Eichhom--sponsor. ROW 3: Bruning, Witte, Carroz, Winter, Henderson, Wolff, Bornamann, McAdams, Hoeft, Lohsandt, Baugh, Turner. ROW 4: Harrison, Mildred, Tadrick, Reese, Harris, Lange, Flatt, Hoeft, Cope, Hoel- scher, Avis. ROWS: Shilharvy, Witte, Boemker, Gutermuth, Vahle, Frick, Schulze. Did it rain Homecoming night????? 25 SPEECH PEA Y Is this Kenny??? What are you hiding from??? “SCARY HOLLOW” 26 L. to R. ROW Is Hoeft, Vahle, Wiss, Sommer, Dieckman, Schowe, Mr. White--Advisor. ROW 2: Avery, Marshal, Schomberg, Winter, Smith, Corder, Sinclair, Gaffney, Mason. ROW 3: Flake, Pottebaum, Kersten, Windman, Turner, Schwerdt, Nordwald, Polston, Sommer. ROW 4: Huber, Clarke, Schwartz, Brakemeyer, Bierbaum, Schulze, Engelage, Dieckman, Schwertz. ROW 5: Brewe, Dorsey, Eversmeyer, Polston, White. ROW 6: Shoppenhorst, Turner, Williams, Martin, Smith. FUTURE FARMERS Sold! !! Officers: L. to R. Gene Hoeft--Sentinel, Roger Weiss-- Vice President, Larry Brewe--Parliamentarian, Ron Som- mer--President, Dale Schowe--Reporter, Russell Vahle-- Treasurer, Wayne Dieckman--Secretary, Dennis Flake-- Chaplain. 28 FFA BARNWARMING The FFA Bamwarming is the highlight of their activities. The candidates for Barn- warming Queen were: Brenda Vahle-- Freshmen, Diana Jones--Sophomore, Nancy Bom a mann--Junior, and Phyllis Coleman- - Senior. Brenda Vahle was chosen queen with Nancy Bomamann as runner-up. FFA Queen--Brenda Vahle and escort Tony Williams. L. to R. Nancy Bornamann, Bill Turner, Phyllis Coleman, Kim Jones, Ron Sommer, Diana Jones, Jerry Polston, Brenda Vahle, Tony Williams. Having a fun time??? Co Tony!!! President of FFA, Ron Sommer, present- ing Brenda with a FFA jacket. 29 CANDIDS Caught!! ! Coo-Coo, Coo-Coo And now, on with the show! I don't want them, do you? What ever happened to the abacus? Yes, another award for WHS 1968 John McCann Forward Danny Jaspering Forw ard WARRENTON RECORD (10-8) Warrenton SCORE 41 Clopton 56 67 Wellsville 77 73 Warrenton Seminary 58 73 Montgomery City 65 56 Van Far 61 64 Ellsberry 54 65 St. Francis Borgia 89 61 Bowling Green 67 61 Wellsville 75 70 Troy 69 50 Washington 65 66 Montgomery City 67 80 Ellsberry 56 82 Winfield 67 64 Bowling Green 57 66 Troy 64 60 Clopton 45 49 Van Far 45 Russell Vahle Guard WARRIORS Carl Morhaus Forward Center Jon Blackwood Guard Mike Garland Guard Steve Pauk Guard Rich Morhaus Forward 33 Randy Haymes Forward L. to R. Danny Busekrus, Howard Walls, Mike Twiehaus, Gary Wilmsmeyer, Bryan Trower, Terry Todd, Tom Richardson, Bruce Crow, Mike Tyree, Craig Birrell. For the second year straight--SPORTSMANSHIP PREVAILS! ! ! Mike Twiehaus jumping for the ball on home court. Make that basket, Howard! “B” TEAM 35 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: L. to R. ROW 1: Karl Lenzenhuber, John Clark, Danny Turner, Cary Wilmsmeyer, David Nissing. ROW 2: Eddie Craig, Denny Schwerdt, Terry Todd, George Norwald, Brian Trower, Mike Deter man, Gary Butcher, Fred Harris. ROW 3: Russell Clarke--Manager, Coach Hayes, Douglas Mason--Manager. FRESHMEN TEAM Although our season record was not the greatest, I commend the boys on their attitude and desire to play. Having these qualities, I feel they will con- tribute a lot to their school in the future as they did in the past. They are fine gentlemen, and I en- joyed working with them. Mr. Hayes Freshmen Coach Coach Hayes 36 L. to R. ROW 1: Gary Leek, Dan Thornton, Diana Sprick, Dianna Jones. ROW 2: Maxine Mueller, Terry Todd, Cindy Brueggenjohan, Brenda Vahle, Connie Carro2. ROW 3: Russell Vahle, Bob Kunkel, Mike Shilharvey, Carole Brune, David Hope, Mr. Barry Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL This year our Student Council has had the prestige of being Conference Student Council President of East Mis- souri Conference, which has distinguished Warrenton among the other conference schools as a leader. The council has progressed this year at a steady pace. A few of the new projects were: the new basketball pro- grams, sponsorship of assemblies and set up future assemblies, purchase of new ping pong tables and two Student Exchange days within the Conference. As you can see, this year the Student Council has moved forward and will continue to do so. Maxine and Brenda preparing a bulletin board, also a project of the Student Council. 37 Officers: David Hope--President, Russell Vahle--Vice-President, and Maxine Mueller--Sec.-Treas. L. to R. ROW 1: Dreyer, Krueger, Tyree, Murphy, Clark--Editor, Harris, Wolff, Hamby, Schreck, Davis, Brune. ROW 2: Schowe, VanBooven, Tadrick, Lohsandt, Fields, Boemker, Winter, Henderson, Thompson, Crow. ROW 3: Gruszcynski, Tadrick, Mildred, Heistand, Hoelscher, Fleer, Lange, Mr. Reynolds--Sponsor. TOM AHA WK STAFF During the past year, the publishing of the TOMAHAWK was re-organized. In the past, printing of the TOMA- HAWK meant a lot of extra hard work after it was put on stencil. This year we decided to streamline the paper by having it printed by the Miller Press in Washington, Missouri. We feel that this change over has made an im provement in the previous methods of publishing the TOMAHAWK. 38 Taking in the money!! It's a good thing Marsha is here to tell the two idiots what to do!! Working hard, Ricky? Can you believe they're working? Selling Tomahawks!!! 39 L. to R. ROW Is Mr. Hardy—Sponsor, Schmidt, McCann, Jaspering, Haymes, Cook, Lansche, Hibler, Thornton, Miller. ROW 2: Melton, Etorflinger, Blackwood, Busekrus, Cope, Helgans, Morhaus, Ragar, Morhaus, Toebben, Harlan. ROW 3: Coleman, Avery, Brandwein, Burgess, Roetemeyer, McGee, Puetz, Potterbaum, Barley, Weiss, Fields, Dothage, Wyerich. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 40 L. to R. ROW 1: Hamby, Murphy, Mueller, Clover, Crawley, Brune--Secretary, Davis--President, Wolff-- Vice-President, Bruning--Treasurer, Winter, Clark. ROW 2: Mildred, Nissing, Birrell, Krueger, Dryer, Gregory, Dyer, Lange, Henderson, Carroz, Harris. ROW 3: Schreck, Miss Wilson--Sponsor, Hoelscher, Toebben, Mueller, Stude, Hoelscher, Nash, Gruszcznski, Clover, Hope. L. to R. ROW 1: Tubbesing—Secretary-Treasurer, Clover--President, Kellerhaus--Vice-President. ROW 2: Krueger, Clark, Bruning, Winter, Nissing, Mordt, Kunkel. ROW 3: Hope, Vahle, Leek, Knarr, Mueller, Mrs. Wehrman—Sponsor, Brune, Tadrick, Crow. HONOR SOCIETY 41 L. to R. FRONT: Mrs. Brae ht--Sponsor, Cindy Brueggenhojan, Brenda Vahle, Diana Sprick, Connie Carroz--Edi- tor, Carole Brune, Dianna Jones. BACK: David Hope, Gary Leek, Bob Kunkel--Business Manager, Maxine Mueller. WAHISHO STAFF Decisions, decisions but these pictures must be taken, if we're going to have a yearbook. Editor Connie hard at work. 42 Maxine takes five. Did we goof??? The 1968 Wahisho Staff would like to thank everyone who helped to make this yearbook possible. Our special thanks goes to Mrs. Bracht, our sponsor. We hope that you will enjoy this yearbook as much as the past ones. Cheerup, Mrs. Bracht, we'll meet that next deadline. A busy Business Manager??? 43 “W” CLUB W-CLUB, L. to R. ROW 1: Bruce Crow, David Hope, Randy Haymes, Rich Morhaus, Dan Bures - krus, David Gruszcyznski. ROW 2: John McCann, Jim Dorflinger, Danny Jaspering, Mike Garland, Bob Kunkel, Bill Turner, Ronald Harlan. ROW 3: Gary Puetz, Mike Tyree, Jon Blackwood, Dale Gerard, Gary Leek, Russell Vahle, Tom Huber. ROW 4: Dan Thornton, Carl Morhaus, Dan Born- mann, Kenny Schwerdt, Tom Clark, Terry Todd, Carl Schade. ROW 5: Neil Cronin, Howard Walls, Philip Hoelscher, Steve Lansche, Curtis Stude, Mike Twiehaus, Steve Pauk. G.A.A. ROW 1: K.Wessel, Anderson, Frick, Wilson, Tadrick, S. Wessel, Gregory, Cameron, Krueger, Clark. ROW 2: Flatt, Hoeft, Tubbesing, VanBooven, Cope, Schroer, Sinklear, Brune, Dryer, Fields. ROW 3: Reese, Herndon, Mueller, Wolff, S. Witte, Boemker, N. Witte, Knapheide, Schroer, B. Tadrick. L. to R. ROW 1: Brune--Recreational Leader, Clover--Historian, Winter--Reporter, Henderson--Vice-Presi- dent, Cook--President, Krueger--Secretary--Nothstine--Treasurer, Dreyer--Parliamentarian. ROW 2: Sink- lear, Mueller, Jones, Sprick, S. Hoelscher. ROW 3: Lange, Witte, Shilharvey, Turner, Gutermuth, C. Hoel- scher, Harrison, Boschert, E. Mueller, Baugh, Crawley, Lohsandt, Plum, Boemker, K. Dothage, M. Cromer, M. Cromer, J. Muehlman. ROW 4: Gregory, Clark, B. Clover, G. Dreyer, Blackstock, Dyer, Kribs, Van Booven, Cope, Maize, Polston, Bruning, Wolff, Carroz, Nissing, S. Ricker, S. Muehlman, Smith, Harlan, Brueggenjohan, Vahle, Zuroweste, Shepard. ROW 5: Van Bibber, Reese, Harris, D. Ricker, Cameron, Kellerhaus, Toebben, D. Hoelscher, Anderson, Schade, Witte, Schulze, Birrell, Mildred, M. Mueller, Fleer, C. Polston, D. Polston, Flatt, Turner, Bornamann, Frick. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FHA Sponsor-- Mrs. Gickler Pam Clover Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 46 Rita Cook--President REGIONAL OFFICERS Carol Brune - - Historian These girls are enjoying initiation. Do potatoes really grow in peoples ears? FHA ACTIVITIES You can tell an FHA girl anywhere! Homecoming mums made by FHA’ers. 47 Debbie Nothstine escorting Tony Gail Winter escorting Allen Williams. Sommer. Karen Dreyer escorting Ron Sommer. FHA SWEETHEART PARTY February 16, the Future Homemakers of America presented their annual Sweetheart Dance. The cafeteria was decorated in red, pink, and white streamers. Pink hearts and cupids accented the decorations to go along with the theme My Funny Valen- tine. The highlight of the evening was the coronation. Tom Clarke was crowned Sweet- heart King by Brenda Vahle. The other candidates were: Tony Williams--Freshmen, Allen Sommer--Sophomore, and Ron Sommer--Senior. FFA Queen--Brenda Vahle FHA King--Tom Clarke Enthusiasm! 48 49 FLUTE SECTION L. to R. Cathy Mildred, Shery Marshall, Phyllis Brune, Mardianne Reese, Marla Frick, Omah Heis- tand, Karen Bruning. WARRENTON HIGH TRUMPET SECTION L. to R. BACK ROW: George Jedwski, Bruce Crow, Mike Garland, Gary Nienkamp, Beverly Cook. MIDDLE ROW: Glen Fleer, Raymond Houston, Dale Reese, Eddie Akers, Jimmy Buxton. FRONT ROW: Bill Ordelheide, David Hope, Chris Wilson, Cliff Tub- besing, Thomas O'Donnell. CLARINET SECTION L. to R. BACK ROW: Jenny Tubbesing, Gayle Nissing, Randy Krueger. MIDDLE ROW: Marie Gohring, Connie Bass, Connie Wil- son, Carol Doth age, Carole Brune, Chris Mildred, David O'Donnell. FRONT ROW: Karen Boemker, Sharon Witte, Marsha Clark, Gary Dryer, Carmen Schulze. PERCUSSION SECTION L. to R. Philip Hoelscher, Tim Murpny, Randy Hess, Randy Twiehaus, Guy Schreck, Mike Groeper, Danny Turner, Ed Ragar. SCHOOL BAND FRENCH HORNS AND SAXOPHONE SECTIONS L. to R. Marshall Coulter, Bobby Witte, Charles Krueger, Gail Winter, Karla Dothage, Randy Schnarre, Sue Harris. TROMBONE SECTION L. to R. BACK ROW: Gary Wilmsmeyer (baritone), Craig Birrell, Karl Lenzen- huber, David Nissing, Steve Robine, Robert Hamby (tuba) not shown. FRONT ROW: Frank Yocum, David Brune, Stanley Miller, Janine Davis, Paul Maze. Warrenton's stage band made its premier preformance this year, in addition to the traditional marching band, concert band, and pep band, the new stage band provided exposure to modern pop music and fine entertainment. The Stage band performed for our own stu- dents and also traveled to Montgomery City to entertain their students. Marching band and concert band successfully presented another type of musical experience for their members and entertainment for our students. Concert band's Spring Concert is always a big point of the spring semester. Individuals have worked hard on their solos and ensembles for the state contest. All in all; it has been a good, successful musical year. BAND OFFICERS: L. to R. Jenny Tubbesing--Secretary; David Brune--President; Susan Harris--Vice-President. STAGE BAND: Trumpets: Mike Garland, David Hope, Bruce Crow, Ronnie Davis (not shown). Trombones: Craig- in Birrell, Stanley Miller, David Brune, David Nissing, Karl Lenzenhuber, Janine Davis. Saxophones: Randy Krueger, Karla Dothage, Gail Winter, Jenny Tubbesing, Sue Harris. Rhythm: Ed Ragar, drums; Bruce Davis, bas guitar; Robert Hamby, piano (not shown). L. to R. Gail Winter, Sue Harris, and Omah Heistand. MAJORETTES 53 CHORUS L. to R. ROW 1: Melissa Cromer, Wanda VanBooven, Nancy Bornmann, Bonny Avis, Carol Schade, Holly Stapleton, Bonnie Wilson, Jeraldine Talbot, Mary Cromer. ROW 2: Marsha Sprick, Weymouth Blackstock, Raymond Wagner, Russell Clarke, Mike Twiehaus, David Lange, Dale Avis, Lora Polston, Mary Pherigo. CHORUS District I Rating; MADRIGAL L. to R. ROW 1: Leslie Plum, Myra Crow, Marsha Mildred, Carole Brune, Rita Cook. ROW 2: David Avis, Guy Schreck, Brian Trower, Benny Avis, Robert Hamby. 54 CONCERT CHOIR L. to R. ROW 1: David Avis, Patty Fields, Vickie Harrison, Leslie Plum, Benny Avis, Omah Heistand, Brenda Vahle, Gail Zuroweste, Mr. Hardy, Director. ROW 2: Ricky Thompson, Myra Crow, Guy Schreck, Gary Wilmsmeyer, Mike Tyree, Peggy Wolff, Brian Trower. ROW 3: Cindy Brueg- genjohan, Tony Anderson, Janet Turner, Marsha Mildred, Carole Brune, Rita Cook. STATE MUSIC CONTEST FLUTE TRIO (L to R) Marla Frick, Karen Bruning, and Omah Heistand District I State I. BRASS QUARTET (L to R) Dave Hope, Mike Garland, Marshall Coulter, and David Brune District I State I. VOCAL SOLO Benny Avis District I State II 55 THE JUNIOR PLA Y Jim Dorflinger puts a hammerlock on Rita Cook. Whew, it's all over! The 1968 Junior Class play, Commencement, was about the joys and hardships of the seniors at Brookfield High. It was skillfully directed by Miss Sullivan. The cast, stagecrew, and the entire Junior Class worked together to produce the well received play. “COMMENCEMENT'’ Brookfield's stag line. 56 Jon Blackwood and Billy Flatboat Turner projec- ting themselves on stage. L. to R. ROW 1: Turner, Gruszcynski, Dorsey, Todd, Twiehaus, Williams, Tyree. ROW 2: Gohring--Manager, Crow, Bowen, Wilmsmeyer, Trower, Nissing. ROW 3: Blackwood, Garland, Gerald, Stude, Jaspering, Toebben, Clarke, Kunkel, Butcher. ROW 4: Cronin, Huber, Vahle, Binrell, Pauk, Haymes, Flake, Leek. TRACK Don't blame me, Coach! Happy Landing! 58 You've made it, Mike. He did it! ! ! The 1968 Track season has been an eventful year. It has been marked by the oddity of not having a home track meet. Four school records have been broken: Danny Jaspering--High Jump; David Gruszczynski -- Mile-Run; Bill Turner--Half-Mile Run; and the Mile- Relay Team--Gary Leek, Steve Pauk, Randy Haymes, and Danny Jaspering. The Warriors placed second in the EMO Conference at Bowling Green and placed second in the District Track Meet at Rolla. Whoa! Go Russell! 59 SPORTS BANQUET Coach Hayes and Coach Flamank Coach Hedrick announcing football and track par- ticipants. Coach Hedrick and his wife Guest Speaker--Norm Stewart A big crowd Athlete of the Year--Danny Jaspering Carl's talking again. 61 Queen Sue and King Randy and their court. 63 64 Diane Sprick GRADUATION ’68 A sad but happy time. Speaker—Dr. H. W. Schooling 1 hope that I'm in the right order!!! It's about over, Danny. 66 CANDID CAMPUS They say two heads are better than one! ! Is this French class??? 67 Don's strain yourself Puetz. Is it that bad, Pat? Smile Sue Mrs. Mildred--hard at work. Surprise! !! Go Rita and Ed 68 FOR HIGH SCHOOLS j cOURS (LCMlNTAIRt Of ??.’! .I-JCA2S •uu Literature CLASSES Freshmen Class Officers--!, to R: Gary Wilmsmeyer--Vice-President; Brenda Vahle--President; Carmen Schulze—Secretary; George Nord- wald--Treasurer. Toni Anderson Bonnie Avis Dale Avis 70 David Avis Edward Bauer Freddy Beck Craig Birrell Karen Boemker David Borgman Mary Boschert David Brandwein Cindy Brueggenjohn Cary Butcher Patricia Buxton Robert Cameron John Clark Russell Clarke Donald Coleman 71 Ken Copeland William Corder Eddie Craig Mike Determan Karla Dothage Gary Eversmeyer Marla Frick Dennis Gaffney Dan Glastetter Debbie Gutermuth Janet Harlan Fred Harris Mike Harris Vicki Harrison Dale Heidbrink 72 Stanley Herndon Cindy Hoelscher George Jedwski Kevin Kelley Madeline Kent Elaine Knapheide David Lange Karl Lenzenhuber Jim Marschel Herbert Martin Douglas Mason Vicki Maze Marlene Mordt Judy Muehlman Jayne Nash 73 David Nissing George Nordwald Rick Podorski Carol Polston Debra Polston Jim Queen Rose Ridgway Don Russon Carol Schade Carl Schade James Schoppenhorst Donnie Schomberg Carmen Schulze Denny Schwerdt Sally Shepard 74 Gail Shilharvey Douglas Sinclair Linda Sinklear Billie Smith Lynn Smith Terry Todd Bryan Trower Mike Twriehaus Danny Turner Elsie Turner Robert Turner Brenda Vahle 75 John Volderding John Walls Karen Wessel Raymond Wagner Tony Williams Gary Wilmsmeyer Chris Wilson Marvin Wilson Bonnie Wilson Dennis Winter Natalie Witte Frankie Yocum Not Pictured: Gene Curtis Carol Curtis Joel Kuehler Connie Peterson 76 Sophomore Class Officers: Left to Right: Carole Brune--President; Terry Witthaus--Treasurer; Bruce Crow--Vice-President; Alan Som- mer--Secretary. The Sophomore class of 1967-68 received second place on the Homecoming floats. The students responsible for such a good float were: Guy Schreck—chairman, Linda Rasche, Robert Hamby, Marsha Mildred, and Sharon Smith. The Homecoming Queen candidates were Patty Fields and Dianna Jones. Dianna Jones was elected Bamwarming Queen candi- date, also. For the FHA Sweetheart Party, Alan Sommer was elected King candidate. 77 Bobby Avery Peggy Baugh Waburn Bierbaum Weymouth Blackstock Neal Cronin Robert Blankenship Susan Boehme Michael Bowen Harvey Brakemeyer Donald Brawley Carole Brune Larry Burgess 78 Cathy Cope Bruce Crow Myra Crow Carol Dot hag e Jerry Dreisewerd Gail Dreyer Arden Engelage Patty Fields Linda Fleer Sandra Gwaltney David Gruszczynski John Gohring Marvin Ham Robert Hamby 79 William Harlan Robert Helgans Ralph Herndon Debra Hoelscher Phillip Hoelscher Dianna Jones Russell Kcrsten Katherine Knittel Sandra Lohsandt Marsha Mildred Stanley Miller Steve Miller Patricia Moeller Shera Muehlman 80 Faye Mueller Cenevive O'Donnell Mary Pherigo Lora Polston Linda Rasche Sandra Ricker Tom Richardson Brian Roe tern eyer Guy Shreck I 81 Allen Sommer Barbara Tadrick Danny Thornton Debra Todd Steve Toebben Mike Tyree Joyce Van Bibber Howard Walls Dan Weyerick Cary Windmann Terry Witthaus Irelan White 82 Junior Class Officers--L to R: Leslie Plum--Treasurer, Peggy Wolff--Secretary, Jon Blackwood—Vice-President; Gary Leek--President. This years Junior class is one of the best ever in W.H.S. To start with, the Junior class scored a double victory at Homecoming. We won first on the class floats and also the Junior class candidate, Rita Cook, was selected Homecoming Queen. The Junior class again took honors by having their candidate, Tom Clarke, crowned king at the Sweet- heart Party. In the annual Student Council Elections this year, the Juniors gained the positions of Secretary-Treasurer and Vice-President. This is only a small part of the many ac- complishments of the 1967-68 Junior class. 83 Benny Avis Jon Blackwood Danny Bornmann A 1 Nancy Bornmann Larry Brewe Karen Bruning Cary Brueggenjohn Connie Carroz Tom Clarke Rita Cook Jerry Copeland Nancy Corder Marshall Coulter Theresa Crawley Mary Cromer 84 Melissa Cromer Kenneth Davis Mon-is Dieckman Wayne Dieckman Jim Dorflinger Sheridan Dorsey Elaine Eggering Larry Eversmeyer Richard Fields Dennis Flake Michael Garland Dale Gerard Gary Handlang Charlotte Harland Omah Heistand 85 Carol Henderson Carol Hoeft Rogert Hoeft Sue Hoelscher Tom Huber Presley Knarr Micheline Kribs Robert Kunkel Cary Leek Mary McAdams Rodney McGee Darlene Mordt Richard Morhaus Elaine Mueller Maxine Mueller 86 Tim Murphy Barton Nash Debbie Nothstine Leslie Plum Vicky Podorski Randy Polston Harold Pottebaum Cary Puetz Evelyn Romaker Bill Schmidt Dale Schowe Steve Schulze Mary Schwartz Nancy Schwartz Kathy Sprick 87 Marsha Sprick Kenneth Schwerdt Mary Tadrick Geraldine Talbot Joan Toebben Bill Turner Russell Vahle Wanda Van Booven Mike Volkerding Sharon Weyrich Susan Wessel Connie Wilson Gail Winter Sharon Witte Peggy Wolff 88 Officers: L. to R. Mike Shilharvey--President; Diana Sprick --Secretary-Treasurer; Randy Haymes--Vice-president. STANDING: Mr. Roehrs--Principal. At last, our rings are here. Jeanette helps with the decor- ations. 89 Michael Cope 91 92 Gene Hoeft 93 95 Diana Sprick Ricky Thompson NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Knipmeyer Chris Herndon Kenny Herndon Michele Kreisler Steve Pauk Dale Young Gayle Young Ronald Sommer Curtis Stude Jim Toebben Janet Turner Roger Wiss 96 SENIOR DIRECTORY Barley, Myron Dale Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Speech Play 4. Birrell, Christine German Club, secretary 1; French Club 2; FTA 2,3,4, secretary 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4, secretary 4; Junior Play 3; GAA 2,3; Cheerleader 4; Student teacher 3,4. Brandwein, Charles Transferred from Osage County R-l. Industrial Arts Club 3,4. Brune, David FTA 2,3,4, secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4, president 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Madrigal 1,2; Stage Band 4; National Honor Society 4; W-Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Brass Ensemble 1,4; Boys Chorus 2. Cameron, Janet M. Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. Clark, Marsha Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk 2,3,4, Editor 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Speech Play 4; Planned Progress 1. Clover, Pamela Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 4; FTA 2,3,4; Student Teacher 2,3,4; Honor Society 3, 4, President 4; Fashion Show 4; Elk's Youth Leadership Award 4; Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow 4. Coleman, Phyllis Freshman Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Junior Class Secretary 3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 2,3; Barnwarming Queen Can- didate 4; Student Teacher 2,3; French Club 2; GAA 2. Cook, Ronald J. Football 1; W-Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4. Crow, Jerry Honor Society 3,4; Tomahawk 4. Davis, Bruce Tomahawk Feature Editor 3; Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; FTA 3,4, President 4; Junior Play 3; Stage Band 4; Class Treasurer 1,2; Student Council 3; Industrial Arts Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3; W-Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1. Dothage, Robert Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4. Dreyer, Karen Louise Junior Play 3; Band 1,2,3, Band Officer 2; FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3; Tomahawk Staff 4; FTA 2,3,4; Girls State 3. Dyer, Brenda FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4. Flatt, Nancy Jo FHA 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk Exchange Editor 1, Tomahawk Staff 2; GAA 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Chorus 3; Fashion Show 4. Gregory, Pat Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; French Club 2; GAA 1,2,3,4. Harlan, Ronald J. Basketball 1; German Club 2; W-Club 4; Football 1,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4. Haymes, Randy Basketball 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 3,4, President 4; Class Vice-President 1,4; W-Club 1, 2,3,4; Speech Play 3; Track 4. • Herndon, Christine Chorus 2,3. Herndon, Kenny Football 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; FFA 1,2; Track Manager 2; W-Club 2,3,4. Hibler, Dennis C. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,4; W-Club 1,2, Reporter 4. Hoeft, Brenda Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3. Hoeft, Gene FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4. Hope, David Garner Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 3; Student Council 1,2,4, President 4; EMO Student Council President 4; Yearbook Staff 1,2,4, Business Manager 2; W-Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Planned Progress 1; Tomahawk Staff 1; Sophomore Pilgrimage 2; Music Contest Trumpet Solo 1,2; Madrigal 3; 3; FTA 1,2,4; Mo. Council on the Arts, Metropolitan Week-end 3; United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth 3; Youth Leadership Seminar 3; NASA Space Symposium 2. Jaspering, Alan Lloyd Industrial Arts Club 1,2, Secretary 4. 97 Jaspering, Danny Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Speech Play 3; W-Club 1,2,3,4. Jones, Kim Transferred from Palmdale High School, California. FFA 3,4; Speech Play 4. Jones, Paula Kay Transferred from Pattonville High School during Senior year. Kellerhaus, Diane Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Honor Society 3,4, Vice- President 4; GAA 1,2. Knapheide, Ken Industrial Arts 1,2,3. Krueger, Jeanette FHA 1,2,3,4; Parliamentarian 3, Secretary 4; GAA 2,3,4; FT A 2,3,4, Student Teacher 3; Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Freshman Chorus 1; French Club 2; Planned Progress 1; FHA Regional Treasurer 4. Lange, Linda Louise GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Tomahawk 4; Student Teacher 3. Lansche, Steve Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Speech Play 4. McCann, John Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; W-Club 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4. Morhaus, Carl Lee Basketball 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,3,4; W-Club 1,2,3,4. Nissing, Gayle Marie Band 1,2,3,4; FT A 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Honor Society 4; Flute Quartet 1; Fashion Show 4. Pauk, Steven Football 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; W-Club 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 2. Ragar, Edward William W-Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; FTA 2,3; French Club 2; Football 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; Class Vice-President 3; Junior Play 3; Speech Play 4; Tomahawk Staff 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; Stage Band 4. Reese, Mardiann E. Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2; Flute Quartet 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Fashion Show 4. Ricker, Deborah Pep Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4. Schroer, Jane Carole Chorus 3; GAA 1,2,3,4. Shilharvey, Michael Class President 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Football 2,3; W-Club 2,3; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3,4; FTA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Concert Choir 3; Track 2. Sommer, Ronald FFA Assistant Secretary, Secretary, President 1,2,3,4. Stude, Curtis Wayne Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Tomahawk 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; W-Club 1,2, 3,4; FTA 3,4; Madrigal 2; Student Manager Basketball 2. Sprick, Diana Student Council 3,4; Honor Society 4; Class Secretary 4; Junior Play 3; Speech Play 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. Thompson, Richard Chorus 1; Concert Choir 1,2; Tomahawk Staff 1,4. Toebben, James French Club 2; Industrial Arts Club 3,4. Tubbesing, Jenny E. Band 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Sec.-Treas. 4; German Club 1; GAA 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Stage Band 4; Woodwind Quintet 4. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 2; Madrigal 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Fashion Show 4. Wiss, Roger Lee FFA 1,2,3,4; Industrial Arts 2,3,4. 98 RAYMOND MARTIN PRINCIPAL The seventh and eighth grades comprise an educationally dynamic unit known as the Junior High School. Six specialized instructors make up its faculty who subscribe to the philosophy that the basic function of the school is the guidance of every student to have those living and learning experiences that will enable him to behave as a responsible, considerate, con- tributing citizen at every stage of his development. This basic function implies that learning deals with both individual and group living. More opportunities for educational growth are added each year as the school strives for a balanced program which aims to develop citizens who will be competent in terms of today's conditions and problems and who will realize that they are expected to be competent in the face of a future that will bring change in many phases of living. All look with confidence upon the venture of the 1967-68 eighth grade into ninth grade status. 100 SECRETARY I OLA EVANS EACULTY L. to R. Mrs. Bonelle White, Mr. John Herlinger, Mr. James Hayes, Mr. George Flamank, Mr. Dale Banks, Mr. Ronald Hamlett. 101 L. to R. TOP: Walls, Rousset, Young, Stonebarger, Bornmann, Lohman, Ordelheide, Denton; MIDDLE: Johnson, Johnson, Butner, Zuroweste, Palitzsch, Sheppard, Tubbesing, Rhoades; BOTTOM: Mr. Bracht--Coach, Kemp, Myers, Buxton, Dreyer, Wanger, Sinclair, Mr. Hayes--Coach. SPORTS The most outstanding characteristic of the football team was their come back defense and strong running backs. No team was able to score in the second half against them. This team was the strongest and largest Warrenton has ever had in the Junior High. The 7th grade basketball team has talent and shows a lot of promise for the future. Their season record was no doubt hampered by an injury received by one of the starters early in the season. We are looking forward to hav- ing some good seasons out of these young Warriors. The 8th grade basketball team improved considerably from last years slow season. They won five games this year, which isn't bad for a young team. These boys will continue to improve and develop someday into a fine ball club. We are looking forward to a good season for both 7th and 8th grade in track. We have a lot of balance in the 8th grade and some fine runners in the 7th. The 8th grade boys have won the conference the past two years and we are hoping for a repeated performance this year. I have found some very dedicated boys in both grades which has made it a pleasurable coaching experience. I hope they will continue to exhibit this fine quality. Coach Bracht 102 L. to R. Krueger, Tubbesing, Sheppard, O'Donnell, Rousset, Ordelheide, Rhoades, Drueger, Denton, Johnson, Lohman, Swyers, Witte, Dreyer, Zuroweste, CENTER: John Johnson--Manager; Mr. Bracht--Coach. L. to R. Sinclair, O'Donnell, Knittell, Mueller, Butner, Dreyer, Nordwald, Reese, Coleman, Williams, Barton, Buxton, Rainwater, Shaw, Bunge, Cameron, Polston, Fleer. CENTER: Mr. Hamlett--Coach. 103 I rr R ROW 1- Bornmann--Manager, Miller, Coleman, Butner, Wagner, Bunge, Buxton, Dreyer, Mueller, Wolf V.MaJage iw “weste, rubbering, Shaw, Raywater, Roussett, Knittel, Groeper, O'Vman. ROW 3: Coach Bracht, Ordelheide, Lohman, Denton, Rhoades, Johnson, Stonebarger, Young, Swyers. CANDIDS BASKET- BALL TRACK 104 L. to R. Cheryl Reese, Christine Gerard, Georgia Coleman, Beverley Witte, Cathy Mildred, Marie Gohring. L. to R. ROW 1: Denton, Davis, Pietzschke, Marshall, Gutermuth, Cook, Belker, Davis, Jones, Jefferies. ROW 2: Schulze, Lenzenhuber, Moore, O'Vivian, Chiodini, Dyer, Breuer, Schomberg, Shaw, Mildred. ROW 3: Wilson, Vaughn, Rogers, Witthaus, Pemberton, Blankenship, Sanders, Sprick, Lix, Stoller. Not pictured: Sponsors--Mrs. Meadors and Miss Puckett. 105 Left to Right FIRST ROW: Darrell, Lenzenhuber, Schulze, Burdette, Hull, Cohring, Schowe, Rasche. SECOND ROW: Jeffries, Dyer, Michalak, Witte, Krueger, Robine, Zuroweste. THIRD ROW: Dothage, Brune, White, Dreyer, Tubbesing, Moeller. FOURTH ROW: Lohman, Johnson, Groeper, Denton, Nienkamp. 8th GRADE Left to Right FIRST ROW: Shaw, Davis, Wessel, Eversmeyer, Coleman, Gerard, Anderson, Barley. SECOND ROW: Schwartz, Linke, Shramek, Gruszczyn- ski, Mueller, Cook. THIRD ROW: Shepard, Twiehaus, Curtis, O'Donnell, Reese, Palitzsch. FOURTH ROW: Hess, Krueger, Ordelheide, Schoppenhorst, Swyers, Rousset. Left to Right FIRST ROW: Cole, San- ders, Chiodini, Wilmsmeyer, Wright. SECOND ROW: Ridgway, Kent, Raines, Hibler, Proffitt, Walls, Thompson. THIRD ROW: Hammonds, Rogers, Young, Stonebarger, Johnson, Rhoades. 106 Left to Right FIRST ROW: Jones, Sch- omberg, Breuer, Reese, Stoller, Bel- ker, Lix, Sprick. SECOND ROW: Reese, Bass, Gutermuth, Marshall, Witte, Pie- tzschke, Mildred, Mildred. THIRD ROW: Toebben, Schnarre, Buxton, Houston, Myers, Akers, Knittel, Maze. FOURTH ROW: Dreyer, Fleer, Buxton, Wagner, Mueller, Bunge, O'Donnell, Queen. 7th GRADE Left to Right FIRST ROW: Polston, Rainwater, Welge, Martin, Pruessner, Davis, Rogers, Vaughn, Greer. SECOND ROW: Smith, Pemberton, Witthaus, Heidbrink, Lucas, Jones, Hull, Schramek, Brewe. THIRD ROW: Windmann, Nord- wald, Muehlman, Miller, Coleman, Burdette, Rainwater, Carroz. FOURTH ROW: Boozan, Cameron, Shaw, Schultz, Linke, Barton, Williams, Lotton. Left to Right FIRST ROW: Corder, Turner, Russom, O'Vivion, Wilson, Heidbrink, Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Jones, Smith, Davis, Denton, Moore, Holt. THIRD ROW: Coleman, Collins, Richardson, Brewe, Schroer. FOURTH ROW: Lovelace, O'Vivion, Sinklear, Schoppenhorst, Harlan. 107 Susan and Gary enjoy a slow dance. DANCE On Friday, March 22, the Pep Club was host at a party given for the boys who had participated in any of the three sports. A large number of students attended the most enjoyable evening. Georgia and Steve are having a good time. Is it a secret Darcy? Mr. G Mrs. Herlinger are enjoying them- Coach Bracht helps his son at selves. the refreshment table. Mr. Banks--are these girls trying to talk you into something. Phyllis, Angelia, Diana and Bobbie were there. 108 A D VER TISING THE BINKLEY COMPANY A Company Which Believes That the Tomorrow of America Depends on the Youth of Today Where Stopping Is Fun . . . 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