Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1975 volume:

WARREN COUNTY R-III HIGH SCHOOL WARRENTON, MISSOURI tyiiilliUfi JEANNIE B0LT2- pep club 2; Honor Society 3,4; yearbook staff 4; track 2-4. BARB BONNARENS- student council 3; co-captain cheerleader 4; pep club 4; art club 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; yearbook staff 4; section ed. 4; softball 3. DENNIS BRANDWEIN- Industrial Arts Club 1-4; football 4; basketball 1; track 1,2; golf 3,4; cross-country L TERRY BRENGLE- pep club 1-4; art club 3,4; FHA 1,2; FTA 2; Tomahawk Staff 3,4; asst. ed. 4; Yearbook Staff 4, sec. ed. 4; class sec. 3; student council 4; marching band 1,2; stage band 1-4; pep band 1,2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Yearbook Queen Candidate 3,4; cheerleader 2-4, captain 4; soft- ball 3; basketball 4. ROBIN BOOZAN- FHA 1-4, reporter 3; pep club 2; art club 3; yearbook staff 4; concert choir 3. J.C. BRAND- FTA 2; Lettermans club 2-4; class pres. 4; student council 4; football 1,2,4; basket- ball 1-4; track 1; golf 2-4. ALAN BUSDIEKER - class sec. 4; OECA club 4. BRAD BUSEKRUS - Industrial Arts Club 1-4, repor- ter 3, pres. 4; student council 2-3; Industrial Arts District Contest 3-4; Tomahawk staff 3,4, sports ed. 3,4; Yearbook staff 4, bus. mgr. 4; photographer 4; class vice pres. 4; football 1, statistition 3; basket- ball 2-4; golf team 3. CHUCK BUTLER - art club 2-4, pres. 4; Lettermans club 2,3, Industrial Arts Club 4, Yearbook staff 4, football 1-4, all conference 4; track 1-4, state 3. DAVID BUTNER - Lettermans club 2-4, pep band 1,3,4, concert band 1-4, football 1-4, basketball 1, 2. track 1-4. KATHY BRUNE - pep club 2-4; FHA 1-3; Honor Society 3,4, sec.-treas. 4; Pom Ron 2-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. PAT BUNGE- Yearbook staff 4; FHA Queen Candidate 4; pep club 1-4; FHA 1,4; FT A 4. ■■ Itjb 1 Jn 1 Jjgi Pltll WL X IS! ROBIN CARROZ - pep club 1; art club 2; FT A 2; powder puff 1. ROXANE CARROZ - art club 1, pep club 1, FT A 2, powder puff 1, track 1. 5 NANCY CLARK - FTA 2; art club 2; yearbook staff 4, sec. ed. 4; concert choir 3; volley- ball 3. JERRY COBB KATHY COLLINS - concert choir 1-4; dramatics. LLOYD COPE-art club 4 LARRY CORDER-Letter- mans club 3,4, vice pres. 4; art club 1,2; yearbook staff 4; Tomahawk staff 3; football 1-4, track 1- 4; state 3 KANDI CROW-pep club 1-4; FHA 1,2; yearbook staff 2; stage band 1,2,3; pep band 1-3; marching band 1-3; class sec. 2; Oeca club 4 Honor Society 4; concert band 1-4; combo 4; sax quartet 2-4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 1; Who's Who A- mong American High School Students; Cheer- leader 1,2,4; basketball 4 ANNETTE DAVIS-concert band 1-4, sec. 3, pres.4; state contest 2; jazz band 2-4; marching band 1-4; conference band 2-4; con- cert choir 4; vocal en- semble 4; jazz combo 4; FHA 1,2; pep club 1,2; class sec. 1 CURT DEVENPORT BOB DIXON-art club 4, treas. 4; industrial arts club 4; football 3; track 2 TONI EBERT - pep club 2-4; art club 3,4; industrial arts club 4; Lettermans club 4; yearbook staff 4, bus, mgr. 4; track 2-4; volleyball 3-4; basketball 4. TOM EGGERING - FFA 1-4, reporter 3, vice pres 4, sgt. of arms, king candidate 3,4; Lettermans club 2-4; concert choir 2-4; dramatics 2, vocal ensemble 4; football 2-4. JANET ELLIS - FHA 1-4, treas. 3,4; pep club 2; art club 3; yearbook staff 4. MIRIAM FRICK- pep club 1,2; FHA 1; FTA 3,4, sec. treas 4; Honor Society; concert choir 3; dramatics 3. NORMA GIBSON- FTA 2; Pom Pon 2,3; pep club 2,3; concert choir 1-4; volley ball 4. RON GOODWIN- in- dustrial arts club 1-4; track 1,2; sec. of IAC 4; Deca club 4, re- porter 4. KATHY HAMBACH - Lettermans club 3,4, treas. 4; art club 4; pep club 4; FTA 4, FHA Tomahawk staff 2,4; student council 4, sec. treas. 4; volleyball 1-4; capt. 4; basketball 4; track 2-4; softball 3, capt. 3. KATHY HAYS - pep club 1-3; art club 2; yearbook staff 1-2, asst. ed. 2; FHA 1,2,4; Barnwarming Queen Candidate 2; FTA 2; class vice pres. 1; Year- book Queen Candidate 2; Deca club pres. 4. RICK HESS - Tomahawk staff 3. CAROL ENGLAND - pep club 1-4; art club 3,4; FHA 1-4, Tomahawk staff 4; FHA off. 2; Pom Pon 2,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; FHA-FFA Queen Candidate 3; FTA 4. PAT FLAKE - art club 2,3. FTA 2-4; pep club 1; Yearbook staff 1; Pom Pon 2,3; concert choir 3; COE 4; marching band 3; volleyball 1-3; track 4. PHYLLIS FREI - concert choir 1-4; vocal ensemble 4; FHA 1, 2; FTA 1-3; pep club 1. DON HOEFT - football 1,2; COE 4; FFA 1-4. NORMA HOEFT - concert choir 3,4; Yearbook staff 4. LINDA HOEFT - concert choir 3,4; Yearbook staff 4. LINDA HOELSCHER - pep club 1-4; FTA 4; band 1-3; yearbook staff 4. MIKE HOLT - chess club 1; Lettermans club 2-4; art club 2; Deca Club 4; Tomahawk staff 4; football 2-4; track 1; golf 2-4, all conference. DEBBIE HOUSE - art club 2-4; FT A 1-3; dramatics 1,3; con- cert choir 3. DON HUFF - Lettermans club 1-4, pres. 4; student council 3; class pres. 1-3; band 1-4; Who's Who ... 3; football 1-4; bas- ketball 1-4, capt. 2; track 1-2; golf 3,4; Ideal Freshman Ath- lete; J.V. Athlete Booster Club Athlete 3. FRANK LENZENHUBER - Let- termans club 2-4; Honor Society 3,4; industrial arts club 4; stu- dent council 1; Who's Who a among American High School Students; basketball 1-4. MIKE LOCKETT - FFA 1,2; art club 4; vocal ensemble 4. VICKIE LODATTO - FHA 4; pep club 2,3; FTA 2; concert band 2-4; jazz band II 4; • marching band 3,4; vice pres. !of band 4; track 2. MONROW JEFFRIES MARTHA KEY SCOTT KINNEY - in- dustrial arts club 1-4; art club 4; football 4, all conference. GLENN KOEPKE - FFA 1-4; industrial arts club 3 4. LYNN KOSSINA - FHA 1- 4, sec. 3,4; pep club 2- 4; art club 4; Honor Society 3,4. KATIE KUNKEL - pep club 1-4; Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4; To- mahawk staff 2-4, ed. 4; basketball 4. JOHN MERTENS - track 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; W Club 3; Art Club 2,3. DENISE MILLER - Art Club 2; Pep Club 1; Pep Band 1-3; Marching Band 1-4; Clarinet trio 1; Clarinet quartet 2. KATHLEEN MOELLER - Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; FTA 4; Who's Who Among Amer- ican High School Students 4; Tomahawk Staff 4. GARY MUELLER - Letter man's Club 1-4, National Honor Society 2-4, Vice-pres. 4; Class treas. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-4. LARRY MUELLER - DONALD OWENBY - Art Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Tomahawk Staff 4. SANDY PENCE - Transferred from Eddy velle High School. GARY POLSTON - CATHY PRAGACZ - C.O.E. Club 4; Concert Choir 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Volleyball 2. DEBBIE MOORE - Pep Club 1-4; Art Club 4; FHA 1,2; FT A 2; Cheer- leader 4, Alt. 2; Toma-' hawk Staff 1,4; Track 3. DORID MORDT - ED MOSSOP - ROBIN SCHNARR - Art Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Art Club Dance X� MARY SCHNEIDER - Pep Club 2-4, Tres, 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Tomahawk 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. DEBBIE SCHROEDER - Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 4; Yearbook 4. ROGER RAINES - KIM RAUCH - National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 3,4; Art Club 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Alt. Cheerleader 4; Tomahawk Staff 4; Yearbook 4, Photo- grapher 4; Volleyball 3.4; Basketball 4; Track 3,4. DONNA REECE - JANEL ROEDER-Pep Club 2-4; Art Club 3; Tom- ahawk Staff 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; FTA 4 JANE ROEHRS-Student Council 1; Concert Choir 1; Pep Club 1-3; Cheer- leader 2,3; Class Vice- Pres. 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4. ROBIN ROEHRS-Student Council 2; Pep Club 1-3; Cheerleader 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1 AUDREY SANDOZ-Art Club 4; Concert Band 1- 4; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4 BILL SCHEER-FTA 2; Student Council 3, Vice- President 3; Letterman's Club 2-4; Tomahawk Staff 1,4; Yearbook staff 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Rotary Award; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2,4; Golf 3 BARBARA SCHEPP-Art Club 3,4; FTA 1-3; Dram- atics 3; Concert Choir 3; Volleyball 1-3, Captain 2. VERLYN SCHULZE - FFA 1-4, Treas. 4; Lettermans Club 2-4; FT A 2, V.P. 2; Cross-country 1; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3. MARGIE SCHWARTZ - Pep Club 3; FTA 4; Art Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Tomahawk Staff 4. JACKIE SCOTT - Art Club 2-3. STEVE SLATTEN-Trans- ferred from Hazelwood 4 CATHY SMITH-Pep Club 1; FHA 4; Class Treas. 2. MIKE SPOEDE- Industrial Arts Club 1-4, V.P. 4; Lettermans Club 2-4; Who's Who of American High School Students 3; Cross Country 1-4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1-4 DEBBIE SPRICK-FFA 4; FTA 2; Concert band 1-4; marching 1-4; pep band 1-4; ensemble 1,2; track STEVE TO BEN- Lettermans club 1-4; industrial arts club 1-4, reporter 3; stu- dent council 4; class trea- sure 4; Honor Society 4; Whos Who Among America High School Students 3; Tomahawk staff 4; Year- book staff 4, sec. ed. 4; basketball 1-4, captain 2; track 1,2; golf 3,4; foot- ball 3,4, captain 4; JOHN TORBETT-Letter- mans club 2-4; industrial arts club 4; Tomahawk 4; football 1-4; track 2-4. DONALD TRACY - BONNIE VAHLE - FHA 1-4; FTA 2,3; pep club 1-4; year- book staff 4, sec. ed. 4; concert band 1-4; marching 1-3 band, sec. 4; concert choir 3; vocal ensemble 4; conference band 4; pep band 1-4; track mgr. 3. DOUG VAUGHAN - industrial arts club 4; art club 4; trans- ferred from Normandy junior year. STANLEY VIANA - art club 2-4, vice pres. 4; vocal ensem ble 4; concert choir 4; drama- tics 3. VANCE VIGNA - industrial arts clubs 1,2,4, vice pres. Deca club 4; Tomahawk staff 1; track 1. MARK WATSON - industrial arts club 1,2, student council SANDY WECKHERLIN - Deca Club 4; transferred from Francis Howell 4. PATSY WHITE - March- ing band 1-4; pep band 1-3; concert band 1-4; concert choir 3; vocal ensemble 4. SCOTT WILLIAMS - transferred from Poplar Bluff 3; cross country 4; pep band 3,4; jazz band 4; marching band 4; track 4; vocal ensem- ble 4. BOB WISS - concert band 1-3; marching band 1-3; pep band 1-3. GLENDA WOODRUFF - transferred from Rite- nour 3. BARB YOCUM - pep band 1-4; marching band 1-4; stage band 4; concert band 1-4; band tres. 4; pep club 1-3, vice pres. 3; FHA 1,2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Not pictured: RICK BRUEGGENJOHANN - in- dustrial arts club 1-4, treasurer 2-4; Deca club 4, treasurer 4; FFA 2,3; FFA King candidate 2. JOHN HALL KEITH HIGGINBOTHAM - Deca club 4; track 1. CARLA SCHULTE - CRAIG VOGT - FFA 1-4; Deca club 4; track 1. MARK WERGES - TIM WECKERLIN 12 s Leading The Way FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Toben, treasurer; Jeff Brand, president; Brad Busekrus, vice president; and Alan Busdieker, secretary. Most Athletic DON HUFF, KATHY HAMBACH Most Talented ANNETTE DAVIS, CHUCK BUTLER Teacher's Pests MARK WATSON, CAROL ENGLAND Sexiest KANDICROW, BOB DIXON „ Best Leaders TERRY BRENGLE, DON HUFF Most Studious KATHLEEN MOELLER, LARRY MUELLER Class Clowns STANLEY VIANA, CAROL ENGLAND Biggest Flirts CHUCK BUTLER, JANEL ROEDER Best Looking KANDI CROW, STEVE TOBEN Most Popular JC BRAND, TERRY BRENGLE Although it rained during the parade and game and everyone was soaked, spirits were not dampened. The game and the dance afterward were enjoyed by all who were present. Many thanks go to the people who turned out for the parade, in spite of the weather. We also thank the Boone Trail Vette Set for escorting the girls in the parade. WHS Presents The 1974 Home coming Queen And Attendants The girls were escoted by Senior football players dur- ing the crowning. They were accompanied by their dates at the dance. Escorts for the evening were: Rob- ert Lodatto, Steve Bunge, Steve Toben, Mark Weber, Tim Rousset, Chuck Butler, Jeff Brand, Larry Corder and Tom Murphy. tme oming Queen Terry Brengle Yearbook Dance Of 1975 1974-'75 Yearbook King Queen Crowning of King Queen Jeff Grand Lisa Woolf ROYALTY PARTY L TO R: Kenneth Connor, Suzie Mertens, Frank Lunzenhuber, Chared Rauch, Brad Busekrus, Kandi Crow, Steve Toben, Terry Brengle, Scott Kinney, Kathy Hambach; King: Jeff Brand, Queen: Lisa Woolf. And Sweetheart Dance FFA-FHA Christmas Dance Karen and Arnold Retiring Queen King ROYALTY Pat Bunge, John Sommer, Lisa Woolf, John Caran, Linda Eggering, John Norwald, Tom Eggering, and Jenny Buxton. Dance Once again the class of 77 sponsored an all school sock- hop in the school cafeteria. Music was provided by Dead Weight Sophomore Sock Hops Are Big Success For Student Council This year the Student Council tried a different approach. In- stead of having the usual Sadie Hawkins dance they decided to have several smaller dances after home basketball games. Sock-footed students danced in the gym to music from a record player. Admission was only 25C and attendance was large; stu- dents agreed that these were the kind of dances to have. 27 I Can't Be That Funny! Keep On Truckin''. Is This A Student? Throw in The Teacher! The Smell Is Getting To Us. The Bug Hits Again. This Place Is Getting To Us!! A Stretch To Score. Is This A Star? Looks Like You're Having Fun. Someone Is Going To Crack Soon! The Ghost of Watson Haunts WHS. What a lift! Despite 2-6-1 Record, ' Id Warriors Showed Great Courage What a bunch of hams! Chuck, we h this way. stop meeting Steve Toben trying to break away for a Warrior gain. 74 Warrior Football Candids ROW 1. Jim Clark, Butch Bass, Fritz Dreyer, Mark Holt, Spen- cer Jordan, Rick Pence, Carter Brand, Steve Buddemeyer. ROW 2. Harry Bass, Brent Crow, Brad Miller, Tony Riefsteck, Chuck Rauch, Jim Sutton, Le- roy Carter. ROW 3. Mike Wright, Jeff Becker, Bill Hess, Robert Strain, Jeff Ham bach, Mark Bridell, Steve Brandstetter, Chavez Smith. ROW 4. Tom Brune, Frank Scott, Jeff Davis, Roger Owenby, Tony Grantham, Keith Luecke. ROW 5. Coaches Phil Vogt and Tom Hilbert. Rookie Jeff Becker had an outstanding season doubling as halfback and place kicker. Junior Varsity Ends Tuff Season 2-5 Good stick, Harry! LEFT TO RIGHT: Sponsor- John Barry, Dwayne Lockett, Mark Weber, Jerry Kossina, Gary Hensiek, Bill Sanders, Aaron White, Mike Spoede. Cross Country Team 42 Junior Varsity Lenora Ebert Gerri Weber Debbie Harlan Brenda Rhodes Chandra Smith Terri Twiehaus Sally Glastetter Gail Dear Nancy Wells Manager Varsity Norma Gibson Margaret Carter Lisa Davis Diane Gibson Kathy Hambach Kim Rauch Terra Smith Ruth Ann Dwyer Coach Johnson (not pictured) Toni Ebert Junior Varsity Ends 3-4 Ups and downs seemed to be a way of life for the volleyball Warriorettes this season. The J. V., with five returning players, had much experience. The Var- sity, having only three returning players were at a slight disadvantage. As her first year here, Joyce Johnson coached the girls through some pretty tough games. Varsity Ends Season 1-6 Diane Gibson Junior Terra Smith Junior Diane Carter b Ruth Dwyer Lisa Davis Junior-Capta in Junior Junior Kathy Hanl Senior-Cap MUELLER BRAND LENZENHUBER BUSEKRUS SCHEER MUELLER Junior Varsity Basketball ' J TOP ROW. Coach Dave Dent, Sutton, J. Dreyer, F. Dreyer, Luecke, Clark, Moore, Becker, Houston, Jordon. BOT- TOM ROW: Baxter, -Bollegar, Crow, Wright Freshman Basketball TOP ROW Coach Dave Dent, Sutton, Becker, Moore, Luecke, Brune, BOTTOM ROW, Rauch, England, Houston, Cannon, Wright 50 Girl’s Basketball FRONT ROW: S. Buescher, T. Ebert, C. Rauch, T. Smith, K. Kunkel, Co-Captains: S. Buescher, K. Ham bach. BACK ROW: Mgr. Achenbach, T. Bren- gle, K. Hambach, P. Polston, S. Wells, K. Crow, K. Rauch, Mgr. Glastetter, Coach: J. Johnson Varsity Really Moves ROW 1: G. Dear, N. Brengle, C. Schmidt, B. Huff. ROW 2: M. Walczak, T. Thrasher, K. Moore, L. Ebert, L. Koelsch. ROW 3: Mgr. A. Houston, M. Curtis, S. Fitzgibbons, D. Smith, L. Hambach, M. Walczak, J. But- cher, Mgr. J. Schoer. Not pictured: S. Dennison. Junior Varsity Co-Captains Beth Huff-Ja.iet Butcher. Beth's tipoff gives her teammates the advantage. Junior Varsity proves to themselves they have the skill and determination to win. Their strong defense kept op- ponents from scoring and their team on top. Student Council Pushes For School Improvements Chris Kunkel Kathy Hambach Terry Brengle Janet Buxton Jeanenne Buxton Lisa Wolff Toni Williams Mr. Barry Kathy Hambach, Sec.-Treas.; Dave Dear, V. Pres.; Chris Kunkel, Pres. Vending machines In the Student Commons were made possible this year by the Student Council. Also, they were able to get ping pong restored in the study halls. It was their job once again to organize and supervise the Homecoming preparations. Dave Dear Jeff Brand Steve Toben Greg Houston Mark Hartzell Fritz Dreyer Jim Clark Keith Luecke 56 Honor Society Joins In FIRST ROW: Robin Roehrs, Ruth Ann Dwyer, Nancy Heggemann, An- gel Wilson. SECOND ROW: Sonia Sprlck, Donna Pruessner, Sherri Wells, Suzanne Buescher. THIRD ROW: Chris Kun- kel, Jane Roehrs, Mir- iam Frick, Linda Egger- ing, Dorthea Brush, Mr. Dreyer. FOURTH ROW: Dave Dear, Kathy Ham- bach, Kim Rauch, Lyrm Kossina. FIFTH ROW: Mary Schneider, Katie Kunkel, Kathy Brune. SIXTH ROW: Larry Mueller, Frank Len- zenhuber, Gary Mueller, Steve Toben. NOT PICTURED: Kandi Crow, Willi Lohmann, Carol Meeker, Brenda Som- mers, Kathleen Moeller, Jeannle Boltz, Mrs. Wehrman. The Honor Society decided to let the student body know they were around this year by participating in more school activities. They decor- ated a car for the Homecoming Pa- rade and sold hot chocolate at the home football and basketball games. Initiation of twelve new members was held on Nov. 4 in the high school library. 57 Yearbook Staff Labored to Meet Early Deadlines This year the Yearbook staff worked harder than ever, because they had to get deadlines in earlier. The Yearbook was re- ceived in the spring in- stead of the fall. During the summer a twelve page supplement will be sent out including spring sports and activities. Editor- 8i 11 Scheer Business Managers-Brad Busekrus and Toni Ebert. Section Editors-Terry Brengle-Opening Sec- tion, Kim Rauch-Activities. Barb Bonnarens- Classes, Bonnie Vahle-Organizations, Nanc, Clark-Academic, Steve Toben-Sports. Photo-Art Editor-Chuck Bulter ROW 1- Schwartz, Schroeder, Pragacz, Vahle, Hoelscher, K. Rauch, Brengle, Roe- der, Bonnarens, Boo- zan, Ellis, Gibson, Som- mer, Heggeman, C. Rauch. ROW 2- Busek- rus, Bulter, Corder, Goodwin, Clark, Hoeft, Bunge, Owenby, Mrs. Morrow-Advisor, Scheer, Toben, San- ders, Smith. Members Of The Tomahawk Staff are: Carol England, Deb- bie Moore, Margie Schwartz, Kathleen Moeller, Don Owenby, Mike Spoede, Terry Brengle, Kim Rauch, Mary Schnieder, Steve Toben, Kathy Hambach, Brad Busekrus, Bill Scheer, Don Huff, Mike Holt, Katie Kunkel, Dave Dear. Happiness For The Tomahawk Staff Is Independence LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Limke, Peggy Bockhorst, Miriam Frick, Margie Schwartz, Kathleen Moeller, Jan Schwartz, Sherri Lato, Janel Roeder, Linda Hoelscher, Pat Bunge, Kathy Hambach, Mr. Smith, Sponsor. FTA Organizes Student Teaching Mr. Smith, Sponsor L. TO R. ROW 1-Butler, Pres.; Mertens, Sec.-Treas.; Viana, V. Pres.; ROW2-Moore, Brengle, Rauch, England, Cope, Lockett, ROW 3-Rogers, Hensiek, Sandox, Kossina, Bonnarens, Hambach, Kinney, ROW 4-Cobb, Linke, Bockhorst, House, P. Pruessner, Dwyer, M. Schwartz, Sommer, J. Schwartz, ROW 5-0wenby, Heid- brink, Mr. Walker, Sponsor; S. Owenby, M. Schwartz, Schepp, Todd, Schroeder, Tadrick, D. Prue- ssner, Vaughn. L. TO R.:Toni Ebert, Frank Lenzenhuber, Mary Schneider, Dennis Brandwein, John Reddiker, Chuck Butler, Pat Flake, Pat Polston, Alan Albert, Steve Cameron, Bob Albert, Chris Young, Tom Linkey, Vance Vigna, Steve Rich- ardson, Glenn Koepke, Ron Owenby, Mr. Bradshaw, Ron Goodwin, Steve Toeben, Mike Spoede, Brad Busekrus, Dale Hackman, Rick Brueggenjohann, Mr. Powell. The Industrial Art Club Projects Serve The Community LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Gibson, Kathy Hambach, Don Huff, Jeff Brand, Bill Scheer, Larry Corder, John Torbett, Fritz Dreyer, Cindy Loustaneau, Steve Toben, Frank Lenzenhuber, Mike Spoede, Mike Holt, Jack McFarland, John Dreyer, Jim Clark, Lisa Hambach, Chared Rauch, Spencer Jordan, Lenora Ebert, Kim Rauch, Chandra Smith, Ter- ra Smith, Sherri Wells, Brad Miller, George Brune, Donn Boltz, Harry Bass, Mark Weber, Teresa Twiehaus, David Butner, Gary Hensiek, Rick Pence, Butch Bass, Steve Bunge, Coach Corder, Mrs. Johnson, Coach Dyer, Verlyn Schulz, Tom Eggering. The Lettermen’s Club Helps The School By Buying A Piece Of Equipment Annually. F.F.A. Opens It’s Doors To Girls For The First Time Officers: L. TO R.—Schneider-Secretary; Hackmann-Sentinel; Norwald-President; Schulze- Treasurer; Bebermeyer-Reporter; Eggering-Vice President. Since the beginning of FFA in Warrenton High, there were never any girls involved In this organization. Well this year was different. Three girls joined becoming the first female greenhands. This may not seem like many, but It does make a good start for more to join in future years. L. TO R.: Mr. White-Advisor, Schulze, Schneider, Norwald, T Eggering, Bebermeyer, Hackmann. ROW 2: Flake, Sommers, Meine, C. Buxton, Sprick, Schroeder, Schroer, Cameron, Dothage. ROW 3: R. Wiss, M. Wiss, Sommers, C. Davenport, G. Polston, Schnarr, L. Eggering, Caran, Brewe, R. Davenport. ROW 4: Privitt, Vogt, Scott, Maurer, Schwartz, R. Collins, Ras- che, D. Polston. ROW 5: Bunge, Puetz, Bass, Parmentier, Brueggenjohann, Hoelscher, Hoeft, Parks. ROW 6: D. Collins, Koep- ke, Boone, Wesley, Eversmeyer, B. Polston. 64 F.H.A. Co-Sponsers Christmas Dance ROW 1: L TO R, C. Reid, Thrasher, Moore, Buxton, ROW 2: Shockley, Ebert, Ellis, Achenbach, Boone, Llmbaugh, Butcher, Huff, L Kosslna, Brockfeld, Vahle, Sanders, ROW 3: Mrs. Eat he rton-Sponsor, E Reid, Evans, Boozan, Sprick, Bunge, Sch- wartz, Lodatto, Brush, Wilson, Harris, Woolf, L. Kossina, Wells, Smith, Hays, ROW 4: Cope, M Williams, Pieper, D. Williams, Eggerlng Heggemann. Mrs. Eatherton, Sponsor; Ellis, Treasurer; Wells, V Pres; Sanders, Pres; Kossina, Sec; Heggemann, Reporter; Huff, Rec. Leader; Butcher, His- torian; Ebert, Parliamentarian. The FHA was very active this year. In Novem- ber, they attended a Regional Meeting in Wright City, and in December, co-sponsored the annual Christmas Dance with the FFA. In May, they had their Mother-Daughter Tea and fashion show. 65 R. 1: Berrey, Turner, Woodruff, Williams. R 2: Houston, McCann, Hoover, Sprick, White, Harris, Pettig. Davis, Tucker, Miller, Koelling, Cameron, Houston. R 3: Davis, Gibson, Huff, Twltchel, Smith, Brockfeld, Cullom, Crow, Yocum, Wolff, Hensiek, San- doz, Meine, Ladatto, Davenport, Weber, Sprick. R 4: Meeker, Dwyer, Wells, Twlehaus. R 5: Smith, Smith, Glastetter, Hackman, Butcher, Davenport, Linke, Eriser, Wolff, Bodega;, Hess, Lock- ett, Barton, Williams, Boschert, Brune, Eggering. R 6: Vahle, Spoede, Pierce, Luecke, Moore, Davis, Moeller, Dear, Nicholas, Curtis, Cameron, R. 7: Thrasher, Crow, Tucker, Tucker, Wright, Belshe, Caran, Ellis, Rahmoeller, Owenby, Johnson. 66 Marching Band . . . A Group To Remember. Concert Band The Music Makers R 1: Davis, Yocum, Miller, Hensiek, Tucker, Jakul, McCann, Twltchel, Hoover, Houston. R 2: Twiehaus, Sandoz, White, Harris, Brockfeld, Crow, Dreyer, Pierce, Spoede, Meine, Crow, Crow, Cameron, Davenport, Hackman, Dear, Hous- ton, Ladatto, Clark, Koelling. R 3: Houston, Sprick, Wolff, Cullom, Berrey, Smith, Thrasher, Vahle, Butcher, Huff, Brengle, Wright, Tucker, Belshe, Luecke, Davis, Tucker, Nicholas, Rahmoeller, Linke, Cameron, Bass, Moeller, Caron, Ellis, Curtis. R 4: Mr. Hardy, Boschert, Bollegar, Hess, Barton, Lockett, Dear, Crow, O'Donnel, Huff, Erlser, Butner, Wolff. An Experiment In Sound Jazz Band . . . The Voice Of WHS . . CoilC0rt ChoiT R. 1: Mrs. Hilgert, Zinnegar, Hoover, Garrett, Howerton, Walzak, Koelsh, Reel, Harrelson, Harlan. R. 2: Pleper, Llnke, Collins, Gibson, Mueller, Wells, Turner, Thornton, Brengle, Aston, Sprick, Tipp. R. 3: Wilson, Brush, Schockland, Clark, Lato, Carter, Wyerich, Williams, Walzak, Smith, Davis, Tadrlck, Hoeft, Schwartz, Glastetter, Rhoades. Vocal Ensemble: Zinnegar, White, Vahle, Hoover, Rodgers, Eggering, Lockett, Viana, Smith, Walzak, Rhoades, Bass, Rodgers, Viana, Hackman, Zinnegar, Jakul, Mrs. Hilgert, Davis. Koelsh, Mrs. Hilgert. 69 Pom Pon Girls . . . The Entertainers. Co-captains: Sherri Wells and Ruth Ann Dwyer. R. 1: Gibson, Davis, Smith. R. 2: Dwyer, Smith, Glastetter, Weber, Meeker. R. 3: Wells, Twiehaus, Sprlck, Eggerlng, Brune. A First... DEC A Club Rasche, Vice-President; Schneider, Treasurer; Buxton, President; Heggemann, Secre- tary; Harris, Sargeant of Arms. R. 1: Harris, Schneider, Bux- ton, Rasche, Hegaman, R. 2: Owenby, Pruess- ner, Reid, Mr. Schmidt, Nor- wald. Holt, Bebermeyer. Terry Brengle Suzanne Buescher, Kandi Croy , Terry Brengle, Captain, Barb Bonna- rens, Co-Captain, Missy Cope, FRONT- Debbie Moore. Debbie Moore Suzanne Buescher 7 I mu Barb Bonnarens Altemates-Kim and Chared Rauch. Kandi Crow Cheering On The Big Red Missy Cope L. TO R : Beth Huff Cap- tain, Cheryl Schmidt, Lisa Woolf, Anita Houston, Nancy Brengle, Cindy Loustaunau Co-Captain. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Kept The Spirit Rolling!!! J.V. Make A Spirit Cake... ...RESULTS 74 Pep Club Cheered Onward . . . To Victory L. TO R ROW 1, Crow, Huff, T. Brengle, L. Woolf, Bonnarens, Sch- midt, Buescher, Lou- staunau, Cope, Houston, D. Moore, N. Brengle, ROW 2, Weber, Twlehaus, C. Smith, Glastetter, S. Wells, Meeker, Sprlck, Dwyer, T. Smith, D. Gib- son, L. Davis, ROW 3. R. Buxton, Shockley, Harlan, Rhoades, Dear, Collom, Reel, N. Ebert, Schroer, Brockfeld, ROW 4, Cole- man, M. Williams, Den- nison, D. Williams, Evans, Kossina, Koelsch, Lim- baugh, Melne, Vahle, Miss Phelps, ROW 5, C. Rauch, Heggemann, J. Buxton, Sanders, L. Kos- sina, T. Woolf, Achen- bach, Aston, K. Moore, Cameron, ROW 6, Eng- land, Roeder, Hoelscher, T. Ebert, G. Carter, D. Moore, N. Gibson, M. Carter, Thrasher, ROW 7, K. Rauch, Ham bach, Bunge, C. Kunkel, Egg- erlng, Brune, K. Kunkel, ROW 8, J. Buxton, Sch- neider, Butcher, J. Bux- ton, Mertens. Pep Club Carried The Team Through... 75 Dedication Mr. Luebbering has only been with us for two years, but during that time we have learned to admire and respect him. The Seniors of 75 especially are grateful to him for co-sponsoring their class. For this we proudly dedicate the 1975 Wahisho to... Mr. Ken Luebbering. Superintendent WILLIAM HOPE Assistant Principal Assistant Superintendent WILLIAM BEARD WENDELL ROEHRS A t r a t • i Board ° Of n Education Board Members: ROW 1— George Heath, Member; Marge Kinney, Treasurer; Ed Vogt, Member. ROW 2— Lawrence Meine, Vice President; Ward Lefferdlnk, President; Frank Hoelscher, Secretary. 2 + 2, I Know,But, M n +2 n2 -5 ' 3 12 vjl3 80 Science Courses Are More Advanced This Year MR. EATHfRTON, MS. JOHNSON, MR PETERSMEYER. 81 The English Literature teachers this year are: Ken Luebbering, Ann Hunter, and Jan Lucas. The English Department offered many differ- ent semester courses, such as: Poetry of Rock, Mythology, Science Fiction, Creative Writing, General Semantics, and Literature of Supernatural. Offer A Choice For Everyone New Semester English Courses students are able to express their talents in the fine arts department You call that singing? Practical Arts For Girls And Guys Mrs. Eatherton, Home Ec Mr. White, Agriculture Home Ec I students Karen Zinnecker, Connie Hall, April Newhouse and Denice Starks prepare for Christmas with some holiday cookery. Miss Phelps, Mr. Schmidt, Ms. Morrow. Typing I traditionally has a heavy enrollment. This year there are four sections. General Business students write checks, test products, and run a gen- eral store. 87 Well, It's like this girls... Coach Dyer, Health What's wrong, Doug? More Practical Arts — Classes Where You Can See The Results Now Mr. Bradshaw, Mr. Powell, Industrial Arts Keep the good work up boys! Gym Classes Take On A New Look This Year Ms. Johnson, Mr. Carder, Mr. Oyer, Boys and Girls P.E. Swing your partner! I don't see any termites down here. Counseling Nursing And Special Ed Meet Special Needs At WHS Special Ed. Ms. Ebert, Ms. Harmon. Mr. Smith, High School Counselor: Ms. Goldford, Junior High Counselor. Ms. Mertens, School Nurse, checks a student. It was WHS's first year to have a school nurse. Going to the nurse's office replaced going to the office for an aspirin as the No. 1 excuse to get out of class. A usual day in Special Ed. class. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Sauers, Ben Wright, Mary Walser, Sap Walser, Bla- kie Sloan, Reka Roewe, Edward Roewe, Thomas Johnston, Alfred Schubert, Not pic- tured: Mable Vahle, Frank Vahle, Carl Mauch, Evelyn Bueker, Ken Figard. e FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted Wise, Frank Boemker, Herbert Dieckman, Raymond Sauers, Janet Wiss, Wilma Prior, Judy Grannemene, Fay Coleman, Tony Ebert, Adrain Schaefer, Robert Sandoz, Law- rence Murphy, R. D. Peeples, George Akers. Not pictured: Carl Mauch, Carol Young, William Beard, Charles Smith, Robert Breeden. S FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Groeper, Margie Glastetter, Eileen Reinhardt, Mildred Wilms- myer, Myra Lockett, Vera Seckfort, Janet Wiss, Florence Meine, Evan Gibson, Gracie Harrel- ston. Not pictured, Jane Brand, Gladis Gafford, Virgina Carrender, Beatrice Raines, Mable Webb. 94 95 Dan Baumgartner Calvin Bebermeyer Teresa Bell Julie Belsche George Brune Dorthea Brush Suzanne Buescher Steve Bunge Chris Buxton Janet Buxton Steve Cameron Diane Carter % Peggy Cook Kenneth Connor Missy Cope Stephanie Cox Paul Crow Janet Davis David Dear Gary Dothage Ruth Ann Dwyer Linda Eggering Renard Ellis Jack Eversmeyer Dianne Gibson Andy Gierer Dale Hackmann Sharon Harris Mark Hartzell Nancy Heggemann Gary Hensiek Kent Higginbotham 97 Mark Holt Greg Houston Margaret Jackson Michael Jakul Craig Jones Laurie Kossina Chris Kunkel Richard Laird Sherry Lato Randy Limbaugh Lois Linke Tim Linke Willi Lohmann Paul Loustaunaj David Lucas Karen Marschel John Meador Carol Meeker Suzanne Mertens Dave Mordt Brenda Moser Jerry McClure John Nordwald Sharon Owenby Mirell Parks Rick Pence David Polston Patsy Polston Donna Pruessner Ron Puetz Jeff Rase he Chared Rauch Jeff Redding Elaine Reid Paul Reid Lester Rhoades Bruce Rogers Brenda Sanders Terry Schnarre Debbie Schneider Ken Schneider Ted Schneider Janice Schwartz Winkle T. Scuttlebutt Chavez Smith Cheryl Smith Terra Smith Brenda Sommer 98 NOT PICTURED: Jackie Amrein, Russel Cobb, Roy Collins, Mike Cook, Lisa Davis, Charles Hall, Ann Heilig, Peggy Howerton, Larry Joyce, James Nienkamp, Karen Schroer, Debby Stout, Penny Williams, Mike Wiss, Walter Ziegler. Sonia Sprick Alberta Stocksick Connie Tadrick Donnie Torbett Brenda Tracy Jon Travis Mark Tucker Rhonda Turner Dell Voyles Steve Walczak Sherri Wells Becky Weyerick Aaron White Angie Wilson Pam Wondel Skunko Wudunkle 99 CO W 02 O s c X Oh o CO Kathy Achenbach Allen Albert Brian Allen Butch Bass Harry Bass Brad Beard Class Officers; Top to Bottom: Jim Clark, FVesident; Beth Huff, Vice President; Janet Butcher, Secretary; Tim Zin- necker. Treasurer. Reggie Baxter Danny Buemel Darrell Bollegar Don Boltz Kathy Boone Carter Brand Nancy Brengle Kevin Brown Janet Butcher Linda Butler Jeanenne Buxton 100 Jennifer Buxton Richard Buxton Leroy Carter Jim Clark Wart Clodhopper Greg Coleman Kim Collins Herb Conner Paula Cope Jimmy Corder Robert Corder Brent Crow Lelia Crow Marsha Curtis Sheila Davis David Dorflinger Bruce Dothage Fritz Dreyer John Dreyer Lenora Ebert Debra Ellis Paul Flake Wanda Fulgham Karla Garret Marcella Glastetter Roy Grantham Darrell Groeper Theresa Gross Lisa Hambach Vicky Harrelston James Heidbrink Rick Henderson Roy Hoelscher Steve Holt Anita Houston Beth Huff Skipper Hull Mike Jackson Shayne Johnson Lynn Johnson Judy Jones Spencer Jordon Jim Joyce Doug Kel ling Bev Kessels Steve Klott John Koelling Mike Koelling Lelia Koelsch Jerry Kossina Cheri Limbaugh Rebecca Locke Roberta Locke Pat Lucas Cindy Loustaunau Greg Luecke Jackie Mallory Jack Mayo Karen Meador Phyllis Meine Gary Meyer Brad Miller Lloyd Miller Delores Moore Larry Moeller Lillian Mueller Jack McFarland Charlene McLaughlin Ronnie Owenby Sharon Petti g Judy Pierce Jack Plaggenberg Bruce Polston Jo Privett Patty Pruessner Karl Puetz David Rhamoeller John Redecker Brenda Reel Vicky Reel Steve Richardson Tom Roberts Joel Robinson Danny Rogers Cheryl Schmidt Eddie Schnieder Charles Schroer Jan Schroer Marsha Schwartz Linda Shaw Richard Silva Chandra Smith Dee Smith John Sommer Kenny Splitt Eric Spoede Rick Starks Wanda Stocksick Allen Stonebarger Angie Thorton Virginia Todd Ronnie Torbett Brad Travis Theresa Twiehaus Karen Twitchel Marie Walczak Mark Weber Tim Wehmeyer Brian Welge Nancy Wells Debbie Williams Brenda Wilson Ronnie Wiss Jamie Woodruff Karen Woods Theresa Woolf Tim Zinnecker Brian Zuroweste CD w cc fc Roger Allen Mike Anderson Pam Aston Andy Barton Leah Baxter Jeff Becker Lorraine Berrey Markey Berry Ricky Boone Cindy Boschert Steve Branstetter Maurice Brewe Mark Bridell Jim Brueggenjohan Tom Brune Steve Buddemeyer Danny Butler Greg Butler Rita Buxton Karen Cameron John Caran Glenda Carter Donna Chew Dianna Clark Carl la Coleman Glenda Coleman Steve Cook 104 Toni Cullom Mike Davis Gale Dear Sherry Dennison Roger Devenport Leonard Eggering Carol Eitel Marty England Cheryl Ereiser Lisa Evans Terry Fields Daniel Fischer Donald Fischer Shelly Fitzgibbons Tammy Garrett Melody Gilbert Tony Grantham Mark Hackman Connie Hall Jeff Hambach Debbie Harlan Mark Hartnagel Sue Heath Tracy Heuay William Hess Mike Houston Kent IIiff Randy Johnston Karl Kallenback Bobby Koepke Debra Krause Terry Krigbaum Woodrow Krigbaum Patty Kurtz Ron Lansford Tom Linke Dwayne Lockett CeTfh Luecke Nancy Luft Ricky Mauer Michelle Mense Charlene Mertens Elwood Moore Kim Moore Tona McCann April Newhouse Leonard Nicolas Pat O'Donnell Robert Owenby Roger Owenby Robert Parmentier Sherry Pie per Rita Polston Debbie Potthast David Privett Clara Rainwater Chuck Rauch Randy Reel Charolette Reid Anthony Reifstock Brenda Rhoades Roland Schroeder Patty Schwartz Walter Scott Helen Shockley Janet Smith Phillip Sommer Denice Starks Ricky Stout Mary Strain Robert Strain Jim Sutton Theresa Thrasher Dianne Tipp Kathy Tucker Monica Walczak Geri Weber David Weckherlin John Wesley Donna Williams Jim Williams Melanie Williams Toni Williams Lisa Woolf Mike Wright Chris Young Karen Zinnecker Robert Rose Not Shown: Jerry Cannon, Lonnie Davis, Jeff Davis, Bobbie Glass, Di- ana Goodwin, Jim Herbel, Mike Hoelscher, Don Howerton, Phillip Jefferies, Ron Johnson, John Lang- ston, Gary Linke, Dan Mendenhall, Clarence Moore, Richard Prior, Robert Prior, Larry Richardson, Joel Robinson, Marilyn Sanders, Mark Shramek, Lucy Turner. 107 F € fl T U f? 6 Big Red Boosters UJ We couldn't have done it without the Big Red Boosters. Although they have only been formed for two years, their contributions to WHS have resulted in a better athletic department. Such things as red blaz- ers for the basketball team, painting the bleachers, equipment for filming the home games, and dis- tributing both home programs and bumper stickers to show their support for our Warriors. They have also taken time out to show loyal support at our home games and have organized transportation so they can back us at away games. For all of this, we at WHS would like to say thanks . Show Warrior Spirit!! Coach Vogt Filming Home Game Officers FROM LEFT: Ed Vogt, Pres. Sonja Scheer, Sec; Janice Toben Treas. 109 WHEEL THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY AMERICAN FAMILY Hawk Point, Missouri plans available «01 EAST OAK WARRCNTON----MO (Jill PHONE. . 456 2312 Compliments of RED Dairy Queen SENIORS COME ALIVE IN 75” Wow - A Cherry Did You DQ Today? STEAKS — SEAFOODS PRIME RIBON SATURDAY — COCKTAILS — ENTERTAINMENT WED. 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MISSOURI Phone: 456-9921 A W DRIVE-IN 130 j PORK SAUSAGE WARRENTON LOCKERS SNOWDEN’S MARKETS TRUESDALEMO. 63380 RAY SNOWDEN PROP 456-3410 Compliments of COMMERCE WARREN COUNTY BANK A Full Service Bank In Your Growing Communit) 131 Compliments of: WARRENTON OIL CO Warrenton, Mo Warrenton, Mo Owner, Mgr. Ace Hudson Compliments of COMMERCE WARREN COUNTY BANK A Full Service Bank I n Your Growing Community NORDWALDS GAS SERVICE Warrenton, Mo. 63383 Compliments of: Bulk and Bottle Gas Appliance Sales and Service WYATT DISTRIBUTING CO 456-8570 Uregas mmmm 8 A W i MOBIL m STATION 456-9593 8 1975 Wahisho I WHS Spring The Spring Activities at WHS in- cludes such thirds as the visit of the Vanguard Theater, production If ♦ jm. K Activities of the band's record, FFA Banquet- Track, The Art Festival, FHA Style Show, Senior Tacky Day and Prom. We May Never Coron Pass This Way Again ation 1975 Steve Toben Escorted by Suzanne Buescher Bob Dixon escorted by Suzie Mertens Stanley Viana escorted by Missy Cope Frank Lenzenhuber escorted by Chris Kunkel Scott Kinney escorted by Janet Buxton Barb Bonnarens escorted by Rick Laird Prom Patty Bunge escorted by George Brune The 1975 Prom was held April 26 In the High School Gym. The theme of the Prom was, We may never pass this way again. Enter- tainment was provided by the group, Assylum. At 10:00 p.m. that evening. Miss Pat Bunge was crowned by Mr. Greg Houston, Junior class Pres, as Prom Queen. Mr. Scott Kinney was crowned by Miss Missy Cope, Junior class Sec.- Treas. as Prom King. The Royal Court con- sisted of Bob Dixon, Steve Toeben, Stanley Viana, Frank Lenzenhuber, Barb Bonnarens, Mary Kaye Schneider, Kathy Hambach, and Kathy Brune. Crownbearers were Miss Laurie Handlang and Master Scotty Rauch. The Prom Royalty A special thank-you to the Junior Class and their sponsors for making this year's Prom a success. The Junior Class presented Spon- sors Gary Eatherton and Laura Johnson with gifts. VARSITY TRACK: STAND- ING: Coach Dyer, White, Jakul, D. Lockett, Dear, Butler, Corder, J. Dreyer, Williams, Travis, Hen- siek, Jordon, Coach Strutt- man. KNEELING: Spoede, Schulze, F. Dreyer, Scheer, Houston, M. Lockett, But- ner. Smith. Warriors Take 4th Straight E.M.O. Championship A I S .y V% —va %•% i' rs-i — M- IS r Girl's Track Sets New Record 1ST ROW: C. Rauch, J. Boltz, R. Dwyer, L. Kossina. 2ND ROW: C. Loustannau, S. Buescher, L. Eggering, C. Meeker, L. Ebert. 3RD ROW: M. Walczak, K. Hambach, L. Hambach, S. Wells, B. Bonnarens, K. Rauch, D. Pruessner, Mrs. John- son. 1ST ROW: P. Pruessner, S. Heath, G. Dear. 2ND ROW: M. Williams, C. Schmidt, M. Walczak, M. Berry, L. Woolf. 3RD ROW: C. Limbaugh, P. Aston, M. Mense, J. But- cher, S. Dennison, P. Meine, C. Coleman, Mrs. Johnson. LONG JUMPERS Warrior's Capture Third In Conference J.V. Varsity Golf Teams 1st ROW: L. TO R. M. Wright, B. Beard, R. Limbaugh, S. Richardson, G. Luecke, B. Huff. 2nd ROW: D. Huff, J. Clark, J. Brand, S. Toben, K. Luecke, C. Brand, D. Brand- wein, Mr. Dent. Beth Huff sets new record for wo- men, by shooting an overall 43. 11 Graduation 1975