Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1979 volume:

Last Of The Seventies oc o o d) TO S 41094 9? ) ++ £ r 5. Seniors 28. Academics 32. Administration 35. Organizations 51. Sports 65. Activities 77. Classes 102. Group Photos 122. Senior Directory 126. Ads 3 Class Of 79 - The Biggest, The Ivan And Donna Eddy And Diane Most Likely, The Best ... And Then 6 Alan and Kathy ILoyd and Kristi There’s All Of Us . Personality r John And Kathy Jixn and Joni Larry And Linda Andy and Kane Bill and Chantay Senior Hall Of Fame Greg Backhand Ivan Bebermeyer Linda Bockhorst Donald Boyd Scott Birrell Peggy Boeger Mark Brune Allen Brush Pam Brown Seniors 9 Kathy Carman Bryant Copher Cathy Cotner Bill Chandler Seniors Roger Eason Joni Eubanks Linda Flake Jeanne Early Diane Eisenberg Stacey Fitzgibbons James Griffy Larry Heidbrink Larry Hensiek Diane Greer Lori Hamrick Donna Hellebusch Diane Jones Butch Jennings Peggy Laird Tom Lenzenuber Lloyd LeGrand fO Linda Pauk Danny Polston Chris Pottebaum Norbert Prenger Marcella Potthast Henry Prior Seniors Karen Rhoades Teresa Ruggiero Jerry Sargent Karen Schmidt Debbie Richter Ann Schneider % Marie Schoppenhorst Melody Schowe June Schroer Brenda Schroeder Tom Scott Chantay Smith Kathy Spoede Jana Smith Yoshiko Taguchi Robin Shockley Seniors Pat Walczak Carl White Larry Ulett Dean Werges Tami White Tom Twiehaus Seniors Kristi Witthaus Ralph Wynn Bruce Wolff Dana Young Robin Whitelaw Andy Williams Every year, as far back as memory takes you, the Seniors have sneaked a Skip Day . It's almost be- come a tradition at ol' Warrenton High, with every senior class taking their best shot at it. But in the past, the Seniors have had a tough time pulling this off. Word would usually leak out about a week before the planned event and spoil the surprise. In most cases, once the word got out, everyone decided to stay in school instead of skip. The challenge was gone ! ! But this year, the Seniors of '79 proved that they really had their act together. They carefully construed a plan, set the date, and carried it off without the slightest hitch. It was a total surprise, not only shock- ing fellow students, but the faculty and administration as well. A lot goes into the planning and preparation for a Senior Skip Day. Many factors must be considered. For example, the day on which SSD takes place, location for the big gathering (preferably somewhere out of town), and last but not least, what type of refresh- ments '' are to be served. The last being utmost on everyone's mind! Most importantly is keeping SSD a secret. Everyone must be very closed mouthed. If you're lucky, every- thing goes off just as planned. At least it did this year. And what about years to come? Well, all we can say is, BEST OF LUCK! ! ! ... And Then There Were None Not Pictured Mark Bennett June Smith Kevin Sprick John Thornton TL Aj Sr?3ferfC O 't uc Q ft i 0'Oor c f Jim Bauman Sherry Harrelston Kay Hoelscher Deborah Burke Sharon Heuay Dan Jordan Jr Sr’s Of 79 Bonnie Luft Kim Murphy Susan Stratton Lisa Moritz Doug Owenby Not Pictured Henry Davis Matt Gierer Dave Dent Social Studies Linda Gordon Language Arts Gary Eatherton Science Allan Dreyer Mathematics Jan Lucas Language Arts Joyce Johnson Physical Education Jerre Vogt Connie Beach Mathematics Foreign Language Kerry Contratto Art John Barry Social Studies jon Cunningham Social Studies Susan Stratman Business Education Tim Urban Betty Pontius Special Education Nurse Mary Greenwood Language Arts Kay Shores Home Economics Susan Ragland Business Education Ron Struttman Drivers Education Rich Lucas Language Arts Derrold Petersmeyer Science Jim Williamson Band Tom Hilbert Physical Education Carolyn Harrell Teacher's Aid Charlotte Bradshaw Leon Busdieker Librarian Agriculture Sandy Axline Dave Current Ray Anderson Language Arts Cathy Hemmer C. O. E. 30 Psychology Linda Geurin Hey Teach Cindy Kivett Special Education Molly Williamson Music English Nick Jackson Industrial Arts Terry Todd Mike Wormsley Social Studies Ned Quest Mathematics Administration And Secretaries There are chiefly two types of administrations that are involved and work with the Senior High School, the Building Administration and the Central Admin- istration. The Central Administration includes both the Superintendent, Dr. Gerald Ellis, and the Assis- tant Superintendent, Wendell Roehrs. Their main responsibilities are budget planning G management, staff personnel programs, plant G transportation man- agement, and community relations. All plans and decisions made by the Central Administration is re- ported back to our Board of Education. The Building Administration, like the Central Administration is also involved with staff selections and the budget, but on a more secondary level. Their first duties are those of class scheduling, staff evaluations, student conduct, departmental coordinations, and home- school conduct. Principal Ed Mossop, and Assistant Principal William Beand are both responsible for these functions. They report their decisions directly to the Superintendent. Board of Education: First row, Jerry Cullom, Vice-Presi- dent; Clifton Woolf, Treasurer; Fred A. Pope, Secre- tary; Edward R. Vogt, President; Maurice Schneider, Rev. John C. Dautenhahn Dr. Gerald W. Ellis, Superintendent Wendell Roehrs, Asst. Superintendent 32 Seated , Mary Roehrs; Standing, 1 to r Lovell Buxton and L to r; Diane Wesley and Dixie Laymon Betty Kirchner, secretaries. Administration 33 Its A Thankless Job Front Row, L to R: B. Sandoz, F. Boemker, T. Eggering, D. Hawk, S. Clabaugh, C. Pape, Back Row, L to R; J. Anson, R. Peeples, M. Buschschom, E. Jacob, H. Dieckmann, C. Young, C. Branson, L. Hollaway, M. Futch, M. Brown, L. Murphy. Left to Right; D. Edgemon, M. Glastetter, C. Young, V. Left to Right; L. Mauch, C. Mauch, B. Raines Perry, M. Lockett, G. Harrelston. Too Many Cooks . .. ? Future Homemakers of America, sponsored by Mrs. Shores, has 32 members and meets during activity period and the third Wednes- day of each month in the evening. Some of the activities that took place were selling boutonieres and mums for the homecoming dance, Christmas car- oling and they helped FFA with the successful bamwarming dance. ?IZ2A Outstanding In His Field The Warrenton Chapter of Future Farmers is busy throughout the year providing its members with many educational and fun activities. They started their year off with the Greenhand initi- ation in October, which brought in many new members. In November the slave auction, a money making pro- ject, was held. It involved selling the members to people who wanted someone to work an 8 hour day. With the help of FHA they succeeded in making 1978- 79 Bamwarming a great success. During February 17-24 the National FFA week was held. They had a teacher appreciation day, an official dress day, and aggie day, on which they wore chore clothes. 36 Kids Helping Kids The main purpose of FTA is to provide the elementary teachers with student teachers to help with individual tutoring and classroom activities. Their money making project for the year was having the concession stand at the volleyball games. In the spring they plan to take a trip to a school for the blind. Working Toward Work VIC A Club, a club for the working stu- dent, is sponsored by Mr. Anderson. The purpose of this club is to explore vocational industrial situations. It is opened only to students in D.E. and C.O.E. Their list of activities includes a field trip to Silver Dollar City. “With A Little Luck, The Paint Won’t Smear.” For those of you who enjoy art and have the knack for painting, sketching, crafts, etc., than Art Club's the thing for you. Mr. C., the head honcho of Art Club, helps the members plan and coordinate all the activities. Such activities include the Festival of the Arts (in the spring), a sock hop (this year they co-sponsored with the Yearbook Dance), and a trip in the later part of the year. Td Rather Be a Hammer Than A Nail’ Industrial Arts Club is made up of those students who are interested in working with their hands and are fairly well skilled in working with tools. Every year they participate in the Festi- val of the Arts with demonstrations of drafting, metals, woodworking, and elec- tricity. They are usually involved in at least one contest per year (at Kirksville), and take a trip in the spring of the year. 38 Brain Teasers This group acknowledges those students whose scholastic achievements, leadership qualities, ser- vice and character are outstanding. Members get into the group by being in the top 15% of the senior class, top 10% of the junior class and the top 5% of the sophomore class are probationary members. This year the formal initiation was held on Nov. 6 with the re- ception for the probationary sophomore members to be held in the spring. The group also gives a $100 scholarship to a senior member. Never Ending Problems This year the Student Council held an election in the fall of the year. The officers elected were sen- iors, Ivan Bebermeyer, president; Stacey Fitzgib- bons, vice-president; and junior Sarah Heath, sec- retary-treasurer. As usual, the Student Council put on the homecoming parade. They were also respon- sible for having trees planted in front of the school. The fall conference meeting was held at Bowling Green, with the spring meeting to be held at Troy. A few members also attended a meeting at ECJC this winter. This year the group may give a scholarship to the senior of their choice. Strike Up The Band C'mon now, it can't be that funny? 76 Trombones We will, We will Rock You! ! ! Extra! Extra! Hot Off The Press! Deadlines ! Deadlines! The biggest headache of all For those of us who make up the yearbook, the dead- lines are sometimes a matter of life and death. You know how it is-----when you need 42 pages in by Jan. 10; you only have 25 finished and it's Jan. 9! Never fear though, we'll see to it that you get your book — all shiney new and ready to autograph! It'll be crammed full of pictures, articles, artwork and plenty of room to sign your name. Like the headline says- EXTRA! EX- TRA ! see this months addition of the War- renton High School Tomahawk. This year's advisor Mrs. Gerund, who took over for the former advisor Mrs. Lucas, is responsible in seeing that her staff has its act together and gets the paper ready for publication. It comes out twice a month and is included among the pages of the Warrenton Banner. The paper consists of many feature articles, poety, editorials, pic- tures, and cartoons. Lend A Helping Hand Lights, Camera Peer Counseling is a program where students help fellow students with their problems. The counselors had planned originally, to lead discussion groups in the Junior High second semester, but due to mini-courses the plans fell through. Although it was a disappoint- ment, the extensive active listening training the counselors received was not wasted. The students re- mained available to listen to other students problems witha bright outlook and an open mind. The dramatics class this year turned out to be a big success. With the production of 1 'Oklaho- ma first semester, the class proved itself and its talented students. This is good experience for any young actors or actresses searching for an acting career in later life. Dating, Boring, 44 And Scoring Did you stand in front of the mirror for many hours trying to look your very best ... Or, were you the type who could sit back and not worry about it, just take it as it comes? These are just a few of the many questions one feels. If you haven't been ' 'asked out'' don't feel left out or down, because times have really changed. It seems as though asking out isn't the thing anymore - it's more or less like being with someone. You meet at a party or go riding around and end up to- gether. For those of you who have been down this road before ... I'm sure you know what I mean. And for those of you who haven't ... JUST WAIT! ! ! 45 Three Wild And Crazy Guys Our first view of the Celt Brothers, alias Men from Mud alias Bob-Kitties, came to us one warm and sunny day on the football field as they crawled around searching for a lunch of arms and legs. These two dia- bolical doers set the pace then for a continuous run of what have later been called ' 'unusual'', to say the least, pep rallies. Accompanied by our own Coach Wormsley as Cap- tain Spirit, Allen Brush and Andy Williams brought to us the continued drama of Good vs.Evil. Later in the year, culture was their gift as they presented a ballet to end all ballets on the basketball court. Thanks to alot of dedication and a great lack of dig- nity, the Not Ready for Pep Assembly Players will go down in WHS history as three infamous, yet spirited, HAMS! Hey fella's, wait up! 46 Kiss me you fool! Jocks! Jocks! Jocks! No Hablo Espagnol!! Parlez-vous franc a is bprechen-Sie Deutsch? If you do (or want to learn how) than you should join the Foreign Language Club. There are approximately 50 members including the Sponsor Mme. Frau Beach. This years activities included the bake sale in De- cember (a money-making project), a dinner for the members with all types of french and german foods (catered by a 4-H Club), and a demonstration sale at the Festival of the Arts. For those of you who are ath- letically inclined, (you know- the jock type) and have let- tered in a sport, whether it was football, volleyball, basketball or track, then there is an orga- nization just for you. It's the Warrenton, High School W- Club. As part of the contribution to the athletic Dept. , they are trying to get a weight-lifting machine, but so far they've had very little success. Headed by President, Ivan Bebermeyer, the club has planned many activities for the year. Shake Those Poms!!! The Pom Pom Squad of 78-79 really pulled off some great performances this year. The Holloween performance was truly outstanding, with the girls dressed as spooks and goblins, it added an extra touch to the half-time show. The squad also performed at the pep rallies for the students. Their shows in- cluded one with football signals, with the girls showing off their expertise at calling what they saw. They also showed us what they could do with the new disco craze. ¥ Give Me A, W-A-R-R-l-O-R-S We Are The Champions If you had to sum it up in one word, then SUPERFANTABULOUS just might cover it. It was SUPER! , FANTAS- TIC ! , and FABULOUS! . What was? Our Varsity Football season, that's what. What more can we say about a team that gave us a winning year of 9 victo- ries to 1 loss! This year saw some spectacular plays ... and some spectacular players. It started with win, after win, after win. And after awhile, we just came to ex- pect victory. We weren't let down. The only disappointment came with the loss to St. Clair, in the very last game of the season. That knocked the Warriors out of the State Championship playoffs. It doesn't matter really. We're still proud of our Warrior Football Team. After all, with a 9-1 record, who wouldn't be! Varsity Football 53 Up against a lot of bigger schools providing tough opposition the JV team this year had a hard time prov- ing themselves. The team, chosen from a small group, did show an impressive passing attack with considerable improve - ment towards the end of the season. JV's overall record was 2-4 with the victories coming in the last three games as the teams got closer to our own size. Bump! Set! Spike! Undefeated Season This years volleyball season was a very exciting one. The varsity team finished with a 6-1 conference record, leaving the Warriorettes tied for first place in the con- ference standings. Competing in the State Regionals, the girls finished with second place, which was a big accomplishment. The members of the squad elected, co- captains-Linda Heggeman and Chantay Smith, most valuable-Linda Heggeman, most improved- Liz Mossop. The varsity team was coached by Joyce Johnson. Junior Varsity had an undefeated season. Their conference standings were 7-0, and their all around record was 13-0. Most valuable player was Kathy Roberts, most improved was Missy Wright, and co-cap- tains were Lynn lliff and Shawna Fitzgib- bons. The Team was coached by Sue Ri- ley. Hit That A Crew Shoot For Two! 60 Although at times this year the odds seemed impossible, our team still kept their Spirit and stayed in there fighting. On the record, it looks like we didn't do so good, but the Warrior fans re- member many exciting moments------------ ---despite other so-called Warrior ' 'fans''. The year had many close games, but the individual talents on the team did their best and we thank them for their representation of our school. 61 Varsity Is Great And JV’s Up And Coming - 4 - 63 Score! Score! Score! FOOTBALL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Varsity Warrenton Opponents 21 Owensville 6 13 JFK 12 13 St. Jenevieve-Valley 12 7 MSD 6 12 Bowling Green 7 13 Van-Far 0 21 MMA 0 6 Troy 0 14 Montgomery Co. 12 6 St. Clair 25 9-1 Conference Champs! GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Warrenton Opponents Jr. Varsity Won Winfield Won Elsberry Won Wentzville Won Francis Howell Won Wellsville Won Clopton Won Fort Zumwalt Won Montgomery City Won Bowling Green Won Troy Won Fort Zumwalt Won Elsberry Won Troy Won Francis Howell Second undefeated season in a row! Warrenton Opponents Varsity Winfield Won Won Elsberry Won Wentzville Francis Howell Won Won Troy Won Elsberry Francis Howell Won Won Wellsville Won Clopton Won Fort Zumwalt Won Montgomery City Won Bowling Green Won Troy Won Fort Zumwalt Won Clopton (tourney) Won Jefferson City (tourney) Won Troy (tourney) Columbia Hickman Won Warrenton Varsity Opponents 28 Elsberry 27 23 Union 54 38 Wentzville 49 31 St. Clair 40 33 Wellsville 37 37 Winfield 46 26 Troy 63 19 Winfield 41 39 Van-Far 53 44 Montgomery Co. 35 49 Winfield 42 23 Troy 51 35 Elsberry 33 40 Bowling Green 36 41 Wright City 34 25 Elsberry 51 24 Bowling Green 28 23 Clopton 43 28 Troy 66 29 Troy 45 Jr. Varsity Warrenton Opponents 9 Elsberry 17 37 Wentzville 24 31 St.Clair 29 30 Wellsville 15 36 Winfield 21 27 Van-Far 25 33 Montgomery Co. 27 48 Winfield 11 13 Washington 29 32 Sullivan 27 32 Wright City 18 30 Elsberry 12 27 Clopton 23 29 Bowling Green 32 Art Club And Yearbook Dance On February 16, an event took place in the high school gymnasium. It was the 1979 Yearbook Dance sponsored by the Yearbook Staff and the Art Club. For the second time in history, WHS had a disc-jock- ey , this time, Bryan Smith. There was also the crowning of the 1979 Yearbook King and Queen. The candidates were elected by the entire student body, and it was the first time that all the candidates were Seniors. The 1979 King and Queen are Bill Chandler and Kim Toben, crowned by the retiring King and Queen, Keith Luecke and Charlene Mer- tens. The candidates were: Peggy Laird, Eddy Twiehaus, Stacey Fitzgibbons, Ivan Bebermeyer, Retiring Queen- Charlene Mer- tens, Retiring King- Kieth Luecke, MarkBrune, Diane Greer, Bill Chandler, Kim Toeben. 1979 Yearbook King And Queen Bill Chandler Kim Toeben Retiring King And Queen Everything was backwards as Spirit Week start- ed on Monday. There were shirts buttoned back- wards , pants on in reverse and glasses on the back of heads. Backwards day might have been the day for students to look their worst had it not been for Tacky Day on Tuesday. Rags and bare threads were seen and one of the prizes went to a mar- velous clashing bright green jump suit. On Wednesday, Warriors roamed the halls and camped out in classrooms. Papooses and toma - hawks were toted and braids were in abundance, even among the faculty. Dress-up day followed on Thursday. Tuxedos and long dresses were among the fanciest outfits but the whole student body looked nice. Red and White was the final order of attire on Friday and was a great kick-off to the game that night. A Super Spirit Filled Week Chicken Wire, Nails, Napkins, Napkins, Napkins The ingredients add up when it comes to building a good float. Among the necessities are spirit, determination, and stamina (not to mention a hammer and a couple of good staple guns.) The building of a float starts when ideas first start ' 'floating around''. The finished product may be quite different from the original suggestion and chances are even the end result has been battered and beaten with last minute changes. This year, as students went nightly to do their part in their individual class effort to win the prize, it was the Seniors who had the lucky combination. For the third year in a row, the '79 class stuffed napkins and bent chicken wire to make theirs the best float in the parade. Why, year after year, do students continue to give up their evenings in the endless vidual? To stuff till their fingers are blue and possibly red, green, or yellow from paint? ' 'The an- swer is simple,'' remarked one of the workers ' 'it gets me out of the house ! '' 69 • I Warriors Defeat Colonels It was an easy victory for the Warriors at the Friday night Home- coming game where the Warrior defense dominated MMA leaving them scoreless and allowing the Warrior offense to move on to a final score of 21-0. A New Homecoming Queen Crowned Red and Silver were seen again at the Homecoming dance as couples danced to the music of Ax. The new queen Pam Sutton reigned over the dance and it was a perfect ending to the successful spirit week and victorious game. The coronation took place during half-time at the game where retiring queen Sue Heath finished her term marking a new football season and another year with a great Warrior Homecoming. Everyone there will remem- ber the year that the Warriors had a massacre in Big Red Country. 1978- '79 Homecoming Queen Pam Sutton 1) Carleen Fortenberry, Fresh. 2) Terri Schmidt, Fresh. 3) Gail Buxton, Soph. 4) Linda Roehrs, Soph. 5) Kathy Schemmer, Ju- nior 6) Kathy Hubbell, Senior 7) Kim Toben, Senior 71 Barnwarming 78-79 Barnwarming Court and Retiring King G Queen: Maurice G Jenny Brewe Juniors: Paul Neihoff G Brenda Schwartz Seniors: Andy Williams G Jana Smith On November 17th, 1978 there was a foot- stompin', kne e - slappin1 dance held in the Multi Purpose room, to the mu- sic of Phase V. About half way thru, the queen candidates had to put on safety glasses, saw a board in half, then nail it together. The king candidates had lipstick and rouge put on them and were to say, Hi, Big Boy! 11 in the sexiest voice possible. Coronation followed shortly after this, with Andy Williams and Bren- da Schwartz being crowned the new king and queen. Before The Curtain Rises Weeks of practice added up to the final presenta- tion of Oklahoma. The first test was to make chorus members actors, and to teach the drama class to sing. This was accomplished through night upon night of reading lines and memorizing music. No one was even on stage yet. Students who didn't get involved in the acting part of the play were kept busy designing sets, painting, constructing a picket fence, and learning to change sets in only minutes, soundlessly. The last week was when the final preparations were made. Costumes were brought in and the lights were set for opening night. On With The Show Oklahoma 75 Youth for Understai Seniors Freshman Sophomore SENIORS: Pres. -Don Boyd, V. Pres. - Stacey Fitzgibbons, Sec. - Tres. - Pat Walczak. Spirit Leaders- Theresa Gray, Andy Williams. JuniOTS FRESHMAN: Pres. - Paul Brockfeld, V. Pres.-Russell Struttmann, Not pictured Sec. -Tres. - Missy Wright, Spirit Leaders- Jackie Carr, Not pic- tured Steve Polston. SOPHOMORE: Pres.-Darryl Houston, V. Pres.-Gail Buxton, Not Pictured Sec.-Tres.-Charice Smith, Spirit Leaders-Julie Kettle- 73 kamp, Brad Noblitt. JUNIOR: Pres.-Kevin Luecke, V. Pres.- Kim Schemmer, Tres.-Lisa Boyd, Spirit Leaders-Betty Reel, Jim Watts. Sec.-Kathy Schemmer. Juniors Achenbach, Karen Asberry, Don Avery, Jan Barton, Don Barton, Kelly Bass, Bill Bass, Candy Beard, Tim Berrey, Robert Boone, Tom Boyd, Lisa Breeden, Ross Brengle, Tom Brewe, Jenny Buxton, Penny Chandler, Mary Conway, Tina Class Officers And Juniors 79 Cooper, Tammy Corder, Donnie Crawley, Greg Cullom, Randy Davis, Melvin DeHart, Craig Denton, Tom Dothage, Sharon Dreyer, Kim Eggering, Neal Eubanks, Marc Farmer, Carole Fischer, Ray Fitzgibbons, Mike Fuller, Dan Gardner, Miriam Gettinger, Anne 80 Givens, Nora Griesenauer, Rick Hake, Mike Hammon, Karen Harlan, Chris Hartnagel, Donna Hearst, Gary Hearst, Tom Heath, Sarah Heggemann, Linda Hoelscher, Jeff House, Brian Howald, Tim Hughes, Frank Jackson, Steve Karrenbrock, Randy Lee, Sherry Lemon, Ron Lemon, Tom Lewis, DeDe 81 Lill, John Ladetto, Chris Luczkowski, Laura Luecke, Kevin McDonald, Kelly McGee, Beth Mattingly, Dianne Meador, Jeff Meeker, Larry Merx, Kathy Miller, Kathy Monroe, David Mossop, Liz Nettles, Carl Newhart, Nancy Niehoff, Paul Noack, Tonita 82 I Oelschlager, David Owenby, Cheryl Owenby, Cindy Peery, Glen Peters, Tim Pieper, Scott Polston, Diane Prenger, Wayne Pruessner, Randy Rainwater, Doug Raterman, Ron Redding, Lisa Redecker, Cathy Reel, Betty Reese, Keri Reid, Eric Reynolds, Teresa Ricker, Maurice Ridder, Sherry Roeder, Rhonda Ruess, David 83 Ruth, Ken Schade, Julie Schaefer, Lydia Schemmer, Kathy Schemmer, Kim Schirmer, Tom Schmidt, Janet Schowe, Melynn Schraer, Lynn Schulze, Stuart Schwartz, Brenda Schwartz, Bob Sherman, Tim Shilharvey, Joe Shockley, Angie Skinner, Steve Smith, Bryan Smith, Karen 84 I Stiegman, Dwayne Strain, Chris Stroer, Tina Sutton, Pam Tameler, Lisa Thornton, Dwain Tipp, Robert Titone, Charles Toebben, Kathy Tucker, Steve Turner, Helen Twiehaus, Terri VonKlemen, Jim Walker, Tammy Walser, Barry Wheeler, Rusty Williams, Olon Young, Daune Not Pictured: Curtis, Debbie Lucas, Mark Null, Shawn Rohn, Terry Viehland, Mark Watts, Jim Whitelaw, Mark Zuroweste, Gordon Brown, Wendell 85 Sophomores Ackerman, Scott Albert, Peggy Ardery, Sheryl Bachelor, Debbie Backlund, Doug Badock, Robert Bakameyer, Teresa Barton, Jenny Beck, Tina (Nolting) Bonna re ns, Julie Boos, Sherry Bosworth, Ken Brush, Lyndon Buddemeyer, Randy Butler, Debbie Buxton, Gail Buxton, Gary Chandler, Tom Copher, Jim Cox, Mona Crow, Linda Davis, Linda Davis, Melony Dennager, Lisa Dennison, Pat Determann, Scott Dothage, Kevyn Dreyer, Mike Driskill, Jill DuBuque, Jim Dworksack, Karen Eads, Robin Ebert, Cynthia Eklund, Paul Ellis, Bill Englehart, Shari bo Fischer, Sandy Flake, Madge Frei, Nancy Frohock, Vernon Fulgham, Teresa Futch, Loye Gellehausen, Kevin Gier, Diana Goodwin, Mark Hackman, Carolyn Hake, Rick Haley, Stephanie Hamback, Mark Hammon, Carol Hartzell, Craig Heggemann, Paul Hellebusch, Lori Heuay, Angela Heuay, Pam Hicks, Tadd Hoeft, Linda Hoelscher, Jack 89 Houston, Darryl Houston, Jerry Huinmert, Joe Iliff, Lynn Jackson, Danny Jeffries, Charlotte Joyce, Lisa Keene, Kenny Kettlekamp, Julie LaBrayere, Paula Lanzone, Dean LeGrand, Bryan Mahaney, Marcina Maire, Sheryl Martin, Roger Meyer, Betty Meyer, David Meyer, Lisa Miller, Marty Moeller, Karen Moore, Jeff Moore, Lisa I Morales, Marco Morgan, Cheryl Moritz, Billy Mossop, Jim McAllister, Boyd McCall, Michelle Niehoff, Dianne Nienkamp, Christy Noack, Gary Noblitt, Brad O'Donnel, Veronica Oliver, Marvin Orf, Alicia Owenby, Kathy Paul, David Penniston, Robert Perkins, Linda Pieper, Mike Polston, Darrell Polston, Patty Polston, Sherri Carolyn Probert Richy Reel Becky Reid Roger Reinhardt Roy Rhoads Vickie Richter Kathy Roberts Linda Roehrs Jo Rucinski Lizzy Ruess Brenda Sanker Todd Scheer Barb Schneider Reva Schowe Paul Schroeder Cliff Schroer Harry Schwegler Gayle Shuck Charise Smith Scott Smith 92 I Karen Stout Donna Stratton Lisa Sullivan Greg Swoboda Ken Taylor Eric Stapelfeld Ray Storie Jack Thebau Matt Thornton Coleen Thrasher Theresa Titone John Vahle Steve Vincent Deanna Walker Laura Watson Scott Wheeler Kurt White Rich White Joy Williams Lisa Williams Michelle Wilson T erry Wulff Carmen Young 93 Sophs! Not Pictured. Hase, Pam Kallenbach, Rhonda Kemp, Tim Langston, David Moore, David Moore, Luana McKenzie, Dan Ridgeway, Ken Schneider, Cindy Whitelaw, Roger Jarvis, Greg Rieger, Paul i niS f f Freshmen Adams, Jerry Allen, Randy Asberry, Becky Backlnnd, Keith Bakameyer, Jenny Barr, Anna Bass, Lennie Bass, Matt Baumann, Norma Beard, Curt Bierbaum, Michelle Boos, Marge Bosworth, Jim Branson, Andy Breeden, David Brengle, Sandy Brockfeld, Paul Brune, Marcella 95 Butler, Robbie Butler, Tim Carr, Jackie Chestnut, Dan Clabaugh, Kelly Cromer, Joy Dautenhahn, Jody Denton, John Dixon, Jeff Dixon, Lori Driskill, Anita 96 Gibson, Ruby Gibson, Terry Hake, Robbie Hambach, Mike Hamrick, David Harrison, William Heggeman, Donnie Heggeman, Ron Heidbrink, Don Henderson, Mary Hodge, Kathy Holloway, Mike Holt, Beth Hopkins, Ted Howald, Bob Jackson, David Jackson, Gina Jones, Ted 97 Klenke, Kathy Krout, Dale Lee, David Lemon, Diane Lewis, Kara Lill, Jeff Linke, Bev Lucks, Bev Luebke, Joyce Mauer, Vicki Mealer, Kevin Mertens, Mike Michelson, Russell Moore, Mark Murphy, Kevin McGee, Lori McVey. Bill Newhart, Jim Nissing, Carolyn 98 Nissing, Charlene O'Donnell, Francine Oge, Terri Owenby, Christy Owenby, David Owens, Robin Parks, Ron Paul, Everett Polston, David Polston, Steve Pottebaum, Mary Potthast, Annette Pruett, Cheryl Rainwater, DeWayne Reese, Mark Ridder, Todd Roach, Mike Roethler, Fred Ruess, Anita 99 Ruggiero, Joe Sargent, Mary Scholten, Jo Scholten, Kathy Schroeder, Shelia Schutehen- rich, Peggy Shockley, Jeanne Short, Valerie Schmidt, Terri Schneider, Barry Schneider, Leslie Schneider, Nancy Shramek, Wayne Skinner, Lynden Sleeper, Liz Smith, Charmin Smith, Roger Sommer, Rita Spiropoulos, Jim Sprick, Rhonda Stapelfeld, Carol 100 Turner, Jon Turner, Mark Vogt, Stephanie Watson, Dan Welge, Debie White, Robin Struttmann, Russ Timmerburg, Pete Tipp, Vernon Tolliver, Paul VonKlemen, Cindy Wadkins, Tonia Wagener, Mark Wulff, Alan Wynn, Joanne Young, Tracy Not Pictured: Coleman, Sharlla Williams, Laura Wilson, Brian Wilson, Greg Wright, Missy 101 Student Council I Peer Counseling . Heath, 3rd row- D. Boyd, J. Brewe, D. Eisen- sittmg- D. Eisenberg, P. Laird, D. Jones, D. Cur- berg tis, Kneeling- D. Trost, T. Conway, standing- P. Boeger, C. Smith, L. Garrison, sponsors: D. Cur- rent and C. Hemmer, J. Early Honor Society front- P. Sutton, 1st row- L. Pauk, K. Dothage, K. Merx, J. Brewe, L. Heggeman, T. Rug- giero, S. Stratton, 2nd row- P. Boeger, J. Early, D. Lockett, K. Witthaus, K. Spoede, B. Schroeder, 3rd row- L. Redding, A. Brush, R. Cullom, L.Schaefer, L. Mossop, bookcases- K. Toben, L. Ulett, Sponsor: A. Dreyer, J. Schade, D. Boyd, C. Strain , K. Dreyer, B. George, D. Fuller, T. Sherman, L. Garrison Row Is K. Dothage, Reporter; J. Schade, Parlimentarian; L. Heggeman, Treasurer; B. Reel, Historian; M. Gardner, Secretary; C. Smith, President; M. Shoppenhorst, Vice-President. Row 2: D. Stratton; D. Greer; A. Schneider; J. Smith, K. Owenby; L. Hoeft; D. Niehoff. Row 3: E. Sargent; B. Schneider; L. Iliff; T. Reynolds, Recreation Leader; C. Owenby; S. Fitzgibbons; M. Pottebaum. Row 4: Mrs. Shores, E. Mossop; P. Buxton; D. Polston; T. Twiehaus; B. Schwartz; K. Smith; J. Brewe; R. Sommer; J. Hoelscher; T. Toben. Not Pictured: S. Farmer Industrial Arts Row 2: M. Holloway; L. Brush, Assistant Secretary; H. Davis; R. Heggeman; P. Niehoff; S. Vincent; K. Back- hand. Row 2: Mr. Bradshaw; D. Backhand; P. Heggeman, Assistant Secretary; D. Fuller, President; A. Brush; A. Williams, Vice-President; L. Heidbrink; N. Eggering, Sargent of Arms; F. Hughes; R. Reel; T. Twiehaus, Sec- retary; N. Prenger, Reporter. Row 3: L. Ulett; T. Chandler. Not Pictured: L. Futch; D. Glastetter; D. Werges; G. Zuroweste; T. Young; M. Bass; C. Nettles. Art Club Row 1: J. Hoelscher, D. Eisenberg, T. Reynolds, L. Ulett. Row 2: D. Richter, D. Greer, P. Sutton, D. Jones, C. Smith, D. Jones. Row 3: L. Bockhorst, K. Hubbell, J. Smith, C. Strain, D. Lockett, L. Schraer, S. Fitzgibbons. Row 4: P. Stapleton, K. Contratto, sponsor; S. Birrell, T. Gray, D. Polston, L. LeGrand. Row 1: D. Hartnagel, K. Contratto, sponsor; D. Young, D. Stiegman, T. Titone. Row 2: P. Laird, S. Heath, K. Achenbach, K. McDonnell, S. Harrelston. Row 3: D. Trost, L. Mossop, A. Orf, D. Lewis, T. Stroer, S. Stratton, C. Hammon. 105 FFA Row 1: C. Owenby, Historian; J. Brewe, Reporter; L. Luczkowski, Treasurer; N. Eggering, Sentinel. Row 2: D. Jordan, Chaplain; P. Buxton, Secretary; D. Owenby, President; J. Baumann, Vice-President; N. Prenger, Second Vice-President; P. Niehoff, E. Reid. Row 3: W. Prenger, K. Hoelscher, L. Jedwski, T. Boone, J. Meador, R. Raterman, R. Tipp, R. Breeden, T. Turner. Row 4: T. Lenzenhuber, H. Prior, C. Pottebaum, S. Schulze, A. Williams, Mr. Busdieker. Row 1: C. Owenby, Mike Hambach. Row 2: K. Ridgeway, N. Schneider, M. Mertens, D. Owenby, P. Brockfeld, C. Schroer, L. Bass, K. Taylor. Row 3: J. Hoelscher, C. Hartzell, T. Ebbesmeyer, B. Schneider, J. Vahle, G. Swoboda, N. Baumann. Row 4: V. Tipp, M. Wagner, D. Polston, Mark Hambach, R. Baddock. 106 Tech School Vica Club Row Is S. Dennison, T. Rohn, Row 2: S. Pieper, D. Row 1: Sponsor, Mr. Anderson, C. Nettles, Row 2: B. Monroe, Row 3: B. Bass, M. Ricker Bass, D. Orf, Row 3: L. Heidbrink, T. Turner Future Teachers Of America Row 1: L. Luczkowski, L. Flake, R. Shockley, Row 2: K. Scholten, K. Klenke, C. Maire, J. Early, L. Moore, Row 3: J. Williams, A. Scholten, D. Stratton, D. Trost, Row 4: M. Wilson, K. Achenbach, P. Schultenridge, D. Butler, S. Stratton, M. Mahaney, L. Dixon, L. Williams, Sponsor, Mrs. Bradshaw, Row 5: D. Lemon, M. Wright, J. Mossop, M. Davis, L. Bockhorst, T. Bakameyer, K. Rhoades, T. Fulgham 107 Foreign Language Club Row 1: T. Gray, S. Fitzgibbons, J. Smith, J. Helscher, P. Walczak, D. Lockett, C. Smith. Row 2: L. Sul- livan, D. Hartnagel, S, Heath, S. Heuay, T. Corder, K. Murphy, K. Carman, T. Ruggiero, K. Dreyer. Row 3: M. Gardner, S. Farmer, F. O'Donnell, J. Barton, T. Reynolds, L. Iliff, B. George. Row 1: P. Boeger, D. Trost, D. Jones, L. Boyd, E. Mossop, B. Schwartz, L. Garrison, E. Reid, P. Brockfeld. Row 2: B. George, L. Watson, J. Williams, L. Luczkowski, Carolyn Nissing, Charlene Nissing, B. Walser, K. O'Donnell. Row 3: R. Lemon, M. Brune, J. Early, K. Spoede, L. Sargent, T. Scheer, M. Chandler, L. Schaefer, K. Witthaus, E. Ruess, L. Iliff. Row 4: M. Pieper, R. Breeden, B. McGee, D. Glastetter, A. Brush, B. Noblitt, T. Sherman. 108 Tomahawk Staff Yearbook Staff Row 1: M. Schowe, B. Schroeder, B. Tameler, J. Smith, J. Hoelscher, A. Schneider. Row 2: J. Brockfeld, S. Skinner, J. Schroer, L. Dryer, S. Fitzgibbons, D. Greer, L. Garrison, K. Carman. Row 3: M. Brune, T. Gray, T. Ruggiero, I. Be- bermeyer, C. Smith. Row 1: C. Smith, D. Trost, P. Laird, P. Boeger. Row 2: B. Walser, K. E reyer, S. Skinner, S. Fitzgibbons, A. Schneider, T. Howald, J. Lucas; Sponser. Row 3: D. Young, J. Scheer, L. Mossop, K. Spoede, S. Harrelston, L. Luczkowski. Row 4: D. Fuller, J. Schade, J. Houston, M. Fitzgibbons, P. Walczak. Jazz Band I Row 1: J. Williamson, Director; P. Tolliver, D. Thornton, J. Early. Row 2: K. Ruth, Y. Rucinski, C. Young, K. Moeller, R. Eason, J. Hoelscher, L. Hensiek. Row 3: K. Luecke, J. Houston, R. Lemon, T. Ridder, M. Miller, Row 4: S. Ackerman, B. House, R. Cullom, R. Berrey, R. Sprick. 109 Jazz Band II Row 1 Bev Lucks, Brenda Sanker, Keri Reese Row 2 Cheryl Maire, Sheryl Ardery, Kelly Clabaugh, Diane Lemon, Scott Smith, Veronica O'Don- nell, Olon Williams Row 3 Mr. Williamson, Brad Noblitt, Tra- cy Young, Tim Peters, Roger Martin, Joe Hummert, Scott Determann, Terry Wulff, Mark Reese Low Brass Row 1 Tom Lemon, Becky George, Frank Hughes Row 2 Scott Determann, Ken Ruth, Roger Martin, Jody Dauten- hahn, Woodwinds Row 1 Olon Williams, John Vahle Row 2 Jo Rucinski, Cheryl Maire, Jeff Helscher, Lynden Brush, Larry Hensiek, Kathy Klenke, Veronica O'Donnell 110 Percussion Percussion: Row 1: Mr. Williamson, A. Orf, J. Early, D. Thornton, Row 2: D. Mat- tingly, D. Backlund, P. Tolliver, C. Owenby. High Woodwinds High Woodwinds: B. Lucks, A. Barr, Charlene Nissing, E. Sleeper, E. George, Carolyn Nissing, C. Young. Brass Brass: Row 1: K. Clabaugh, R. Sprick, B. Noblitt, T. Young, L. Schneider, Row 2: T. Peters, B. House, M. Reese, D. Stiegman, D. Monroe, R. Lemon, S. Ackerman, R. Cullom, R. Karrenbrock, V. Frohock. Ill Vocal Ensemble row 1:0. Williams, D. Howerton, J. Houston, R. Eason. row 2: J. Hoffman, S. Lee, A. Schneider, K. Hoelscher. row 3: K. Reese, K. Ruth, C. Ebert. R. Moentmann, C. Smith. D. Orf, R. White, T. White, A. Driskill, T. Schirmer, C. Redecker, J. Von Klemen, J. Driskill. row 4: L. Sleeper, B. George. Girls Glee row 1: T. Sherman, K. Millei K. Spoede, D. Greer, P. Brown, J. Hoffman, L. Dixon, B. Linke, K. Collins, V. Mauer, M. Pottebaum, spon- sor- M. Williamson, row 2: M. Cox, D. Butler, J. Wynn, S. Frye, M. Wilson, C. Bass, P. Polston, K. Hubbell, B. As- berry, R. Owens. row 3: M. Flake, M. Boos, M. Hender- son, J. Edgemon, L. Williams, S. Vogt, B. Luft, C. Smith, L. Redding, M. Mahaney, C. Probert, L. McGee, M. Ma- Call, S. Ridder. Choir row 1: K. Merx, A. Driskill, J. Driskill, J. Hoffman, R. Moent- mann, T. Sherman, O. Williams, J. Von Kle- men, R. White, S. Vogt, C. Farmer, spon- sor- M. Williamson, row 2: D. Mattingly, C. Ebert, R. Berry, R. Cul- lom, R. Ekland, J. Turner, D. Barton, R. Penniston, D. Gaskins, S. Dothage, C. Smith, L. Redding. row' 3: S. Lee, K. Hoelscher, R. Eason, D. Orf, K. Ruth, D. Asberry, T. Schirmer, D. Howerton, L. Meyer, S. Ridder, C. Redecker. Concert Band Row 1: K. Moeller, D. Owenby, M. Wright, S. Ardery, B. Sanker, L. Pauk, B. Lucks, L. Sleeper, J. Early, K. Spoede, Row 2: B. House, K. Reese, D. Lemon, J. Mossop, D. Welge, K. Merx, M. Dreyer, O. Wil- liams, D. Mattingly, C. Stapelfeld, C. VonKlemon, B. George, K. Schemmer, C. Nissing, C. Nissing, Row 3: J. Hoelscher, L. Hensiek, J. Rucinski, V. O'Donnell, K. Klenke, C. Marie, J. Turner, L. Brush, J. Dau- tenhahn, M. Miller, T. Ridder, J. Houston, F. Hughes, K. Luecke, T. Lemon, B. George, Row 4: S. Acker- man, R. Sprick, R. Cullom, R. Berrey, R. Karrenbrock, B. Noblitt, L. Schneider, T. Wulff, K. Clabaugh, R. Lemon, M. Reese, T. Hicks, T. Young, S. Smith, D. Steigman, D. Monroe, V. Frohock, Row 5: R. Martin, K. Ruth, S. Determann, D. Thorton, A. Orf, D. Backlund, C. Owenby, Mr. Williamson. w-Club Row 1: J. Schade, L. Heggemann, Sec.; L. Iliff, P. Sutton, Treas.; L. Boyd, J. Houston, Vice-Pres.; D. Greer, Row 2: R. Breeden, R. Reinhardt, K. Luecke, I. Bebermeyer, Pres.; S. Lee, L. Mossop, M. Gardner, P. Laird, T. Scott, Row 3: L. LeGrand, D. Eisenberg, J. Dreyer, K. Schmidt, M. Brune, Row 4: R. Rater- man, D. Ruess, G. Backlund, S. Determann, J. Copher, J. Vahle, M. Davis, Row 5: E.Twiehaus, D. Trost, C. Smith, K. Toben, S. Fitzgibbons, H. Turner, R. Buddemeyer, D. Houston, Row 6: T. Beard, T. Hicks, S. Smith, K. Schemmer, M. Dreyer, T. White, M. Miller, K. Dothage, P. Dennison. 113 Pom-Pom Squad Top row: D. Greer, L. Dreyer, D. Young, T. Walker, D. Gaskins, S. Lee, 2nd row: T. Reynolds, K. Reese, K. Spoede, J. Schroer, 3rd row: K. Merx, S. Harrelston, L. McGee, C. Owenby. Dramatics Top row: M. Gardner, T. Brengle, T. Gray, S. Fitzgibbons, D. Greer, 2nd row: B. Schwartz, L. Garrison, L. Schraer, K. Smith, J. Houston, B. Reel, K. Ruth, R. Fischer, J. Early, 3rd row: Mrs. Lucas, C. Smith, K. 114 Toebben, M. Pieper, 4th row: D. Mattingly, R. Moentman, P. Walczak, A. Schneider, Not pictured: J. Schroer, L. Moritz Varsity Football Cheerleaders FRONT: Barb Schneider. L-R: Jill Driskill, Sarah Heath, Karen Schmidt, Deanna Walk- er, Kim Toeben. J.V. Football Cheerleaders FRONT: Diana Gier. L-R: Cindy Von Clemen, Anita Driskill, Charman Smith, Terri Schmidt, Stephanie Vogt, Liz Sar- gent. 115 Boys Basketball Senior Players Girls Volleyball L. to R.: Terry Davis, Ed Twiehaus, Ivan Bebermeyer, Jeff Scheer. L. to R.: Peggy Laird, Stacey Fitzgibbons, Chantay Smith, Donna Trost, Diane Greer. I Senior Football Players Top: Tom Scott, Lloyd LeGrand, Pete Stapleton, Ivan Bebermeyer; Bottom: John Houston, Jim Dreyer, Tom Twiehaus Varsity Football Top: Coach Cunningham, M. Davis, D. Ruess, L. LeGrand, K. Luecke, B. Smith, T. Scott, I. Bebermeyer, P. Stapleton, M. Fitzgibbons, Coach Hilbert; Bottom: Coach Kivett, G. Crawley, M. Miller, J. Copher, J. Houston, S. Null, T. Twiehaus, M. Dreyer, R. Raterman, S. Determan 117 Jr. Varsity Football Row 1: J. Thebau, D. Lanzone, Row 2: R. Reinhardt, S. Determann, R. Buddemeyer, M. Roach, D. Lee, J. Spiropolous, B. Ellis, R. Strutmarm, Row 3: Coach Hilbert, A. Branson, K. Taylor, P. Dennison, J. Denton, T. Wulff, Row 4: Coach Cunningham, T. Hicks, Coach Kivett, Row 5: J. Houston, S. Smith Varsity Volleyball Row 1: L. Garrison, D. Trost, J. Schade, C. Smith Row 2: S. Ridder, D. Greer, S. Lee, L. Heggemann. Row 3: L. Mossop, Coach J. Johnson, P. Sutton, Row 4: P. Laird. Not Pictured: S. Fitzgibbons, H. Turner. 118 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1 Barb Schneider Row 2 Jean Hoffmann, Brenda Sanker, Sherry Ridder, Row 3 Lisa Dennager, Sheryl Ardery, Sandy Fischer. Not Pictured Deanna Walker. J.V Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1 Charmin Smith, Row 2 Charise Smith, Stephanie Vogt, Cindy Von Klemen, Anita Driskill, Carol Ham- mon Row 3 Kelly Clabaugh Not Pictured Liz Sargent Varsity Basketball Left to right: Jeff Scheer, Kevin Dothage, Ross Breeden, Tim Beard, Melvin Davis, Kevin Luecke, Coach Kivett, Eddy Twiehaus, Ivan Bebermeyer, Kenny Keene, Terry Davis, John Vahle, Jim Copher. 120 Row 1: Left to right: Dede Lewis, Tina Stroer, Pam Sutton, Lisa Boyd. Row 2: Jo Rucinski, Donna Trost, Julie Schade, Coach Wormsley, Linda Heggemann, Stacey Fitzgibbons, Beverly Lucks. Row 3: Madge Flake, Helen Turner, Chantay Smith, Kim Toben, Rhonda Sprick. J.V. Basketball Row 1: J. Copher, Mgr., T. Gibson, T. Ridder, D. Breeden, R. Struttmann, D. Lee, R. Martin, Row 2: S. Determann, Mgr., D. Parks, T. Hicks, R. Buddemeyer, D. Houston, K, Keene, R. Reinhardt, M. Dreyer, J. Vahle, K. Dothage, S. Smith, C. Beard, Coach Gordon Row 1: Carolyn Nissing, K. Lewis, Coach Greenwood, R. White, Charlene Nissing, Row 2: M. Bierbaum, M. Wright, S. Fitzgibbons. Row 3: M. Davis, C. Thrasher. Row 4: L. lliff. 121 GREG BACKLUND: Transferred from McCluer- 3 Na ona Honor Society- 3,4 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 Student Council Rep. 4 Golf-3 Departmental Award- German IVAN BEBERMEYER: Student Council Pres. - 4 Yearbook Staff- 4 W-Club Pres. - 4 Footballl ,2,3,4 Honorable Mention All-Conference- 4 Second Team All-Dis- trict- 4 Co-Capt. - 4 Most Valuable Player of the Year4 Basketball- 1,2,3,4 Co-Cap. - 4 Yearbook King Candidate- 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 4 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Athletic MARK BENNETT: Transferred from Parkway North- 3 COE- 4 SCOTT B1RRELL: Class Pres. - 2 Student Council- 2 Art Club- 3,4 W-Club- 2 Football- 1,2,3,4 Basketball - 1.2.3 Senior Hall of Fame- Best Leader LINDA BOCKHORST: Art Club- 3,4 FTA- 4 Basketball- 2 PEGGY BOEGER: Pep Club- 1,2 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 National Honor Society- 3,4 Probationary Mem- ber- 2 Tomahawk Staff- 3,4 DON BOYD: Industrial Arts Club- 1,2 Art Club- 3,4 Na- tional Honor Society- 3,4 Class Pres. -1,4 Student Council- 3,4 Basketball 1 JON BROCKFELD: FFA- 1 Yearbook Staff- 4 VICA- 3 Class Vice Pres. - 3 PAM MCKENZIE BROWN: Concert Choirl ,2,3,4 Girls Glee- 4 MARK BRLJNE: Art Club- 3,4 Vice Pres.4 Foreign Lan- guage Club- 1,3,4 W-Club- 4 Basketball- 1,2 Golf3 Track- 2,4 Yearbook King Candidate- 4 Senior Hall of FameSexiest ALLEN BRUSH: Industrial Arts Club- 1,2,3,4 Treas. - 3 Foreign Language Club- 2,3,4 Pres. - 4 National Honor Society- 3,4 Not Ready for Pep Assembly Player4 Mis- souri Boys State- 3 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 4 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Studious JEFF BUNGE: Bamwarming King Candidate- 1 FFA- 1.2.3 Basketball- 1,2 COE- 4 BRAD CAMERON: Senior Hall of Fame- Biggest Flirt FFA- 1,2,3 KATHY CARMAN: Pep Club- 1,2 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 Drama- 3 Aunt Abby in ' 'Prime Time Crime' '3 Yearbook Staff- 3,4 Copy Editor- 3,4 PENNIS CASPER: Transferred from Montgomery County R-III- 4 COE- 4 BILL CHANDLER: Transferred from Wentzville High- 3 Yearbook King Candidate3 Yearbook King- 4 Senior Hall of Fame- Prettiest Smile, Best Personality BRYANT COPHER: DE- 3 COE- 4 TERESA CORDER: Pep Club- 1 Track- 2 Transferred to Troy; Transferred to Warrenton, Foreign Language Club- 4 CATHY COTNER: Concert Choirl,2,3 COE- 4 TERRY COTNER: Concert Choir- 1,2 Art Club- 4 COE- 4 TERRY DAVIS: Football- 1 Track- 1,2,3,4 Basket- balll,2,4 COE- 4 SCOTT DENNISON: W-Club- 1 Art Club- 3,4 Industrial Arts Club- 2 VICA- 4 KARYN EOTHAGE: FHA- 2,3,4 Reporter- 4 National Honor Society- 3,4 Vice Pres. - 4 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 Track- 1,2,3, W-Club- 2 Tomahawk Staff- 3 Co-Editor of Sports JIM DREYER: W-Club- 4 Football- 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention All-Conference- 3 All-Conference 1st Team Offense G Defense- 4 Basketball- 1,2 Track- 1,2,3,4 Senior Hall of Fame- Best Looking LORI DREYER: Pep Club- 1 Pom-Pon Squad- 2,3,4 Drama- 3 Who's Who Among American High School Stuents- 3,4 Prime Time Crime - 3 JEANNE EARLY: Marching Band- 1,2,3,4 Drum Major- 3.4 Concert Band- 1,2,3,4 Treas. - 3 Pep Band- 3,4 Girl's Band- 3,4 Jazz Band I- 1,2,3,4 Combol ,2,3,4 II-State Flute Trio- 2 1 State Woodwind Choir- 2 Con- cert Choir- 2 Vocal Ensemble- 3 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 National Honor Society- 2,3,4 Probationary Member- 2 W-Club- 1,2 Drama- 4 OKLAHOMA! - 4 Volleyball- 1,2,3 Track- 1,2 Basketball- 1 Peer Counselor- 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 4 ROGER EASON: Art Club- 2 Concert Choir- 2 Jazz Band I- 2,3,4 Vocal Ensemble- 3,4 Chamber Choir- 4 Madrigal- 2,3,4 Golf 1,2,3 Marching Band- 1,2 Con- cert Band- 1,2 Jazz Band II- 1 Conference Choir- 2.3.4 District Choir- 4 District Solo II Rating- 2 State Contest Madrigal- 2 Rating Missouri European Tour Choir- 4 State Contest Sax. quartet II Rating- 3 OKLAHOMA ! Who's Who Among American High School Students DIANE EISENBERC: Art Club- 3 FHA- 2,3 W-Club- 2,4 Track- 1 Drama- 3 Student Council- 4 Class Treas. - 1 Senior Hall of Fame- Class Clown ' 'Prime Time Crime'' JONI EUBANKS: Pep Club- 1 FTA2,3 Choir- 2,3 Vocal Ensemble- 3 Girls Glee- 4 Student Teachingl,2 COE- 4 STACEY FITZGIBBONS: W-Club- 2,3,4 Volley- ball 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. - 2 Most Improved Player of the Year- 1 Most Valuable Player of the Year- 2 Outstand- ing Basketball Player of the Year- 3 Basketball- 1.2.3.4 Co-Capt. - 2 Art Club- 3,4 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 Pep Club- 1,2,3 Sec. - 3 Drama- 4 Year- book Staff- 4 Tomahawk Staff- 4 Student Council- 3,4 Vice Pres. - 4 Class Pres. - 3 Vice Pres. - 2,4 Home- coming Queen Candidate- 3 Yearbook Queen Candi- date- 4 Senior Hall of Fame- Best Leader LINDA FLAKE: FTA- 4 Art Club- 3 Student Teaching- 3 Foreign Language Club- 1,2,3 Track- 2,3 Volleyball - Manager3 DE- 3 COE- 4 ELAINE FREI: Concert Choir- 1,2,3 Vocal Ensemble- 1 VICA- 3 COE- 4 MADELINE GARDNER: Pep Club- 1 Trackl Peer Coun- selor- 3 LISA GARRISON: Transferred from Parkway Central- 2 Pep Club- 2,3 Art Club- 2 Volleyball Manager- 2 Yearbook Staff- 3,4 Lay-Out Editor- 3,4 Drama- 4 OKLAHOMA! Student Teacher- 3,4 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 National Honor Society- 3,4 Peer Counselor Who's Who Among American High School Students- 4 122 THERESA GRAY: Art Club- 2,3,4 Foreign Language Club- 1,2,3,4 Track- 2 Drama- 4 Yearbook Staff- 4 Spirit Leader- 4 DIANE GREER: Pep Club- 1,2,3 Pom-Pon Squad2,3,4 Hist. - 4 W-Club- 4 Volleyball- 1,3,4 Most Improved Player of the Year- 3 FHA- 1,2,4 Drama- 3,4 Art Club- 3,4 Yearbook Staff- 4 Girl's Glee- 4 Sec. - 4 Yearbook Queen Candidate- 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 4 Senior Hall of Fame- Best Dressed ' 'Prime Time Crime'' - 3 JIM GRIFFY: Industrial Arts Club- 1 VICA- 4 DE- 3 COE- 4 LORI HAMRICK: Transferred from Ft. Zumwalt- 3 Track- 4 Cross Country- 3 VICA3,4 Parliamentarian- 3 LARRY HEIDBRINK: Industrial Arts Clubl ,2,3,4 Basket- ball Manager- 2 VICA- 3,4 Sec. - 4 1st place in Plas- tics division at District and State IA Contest- 3 DONNA HELLEBUSCH: Transferred from St. Francis Bor- gia- 2 LARRY HENSIEK: Concert Band - 1,2,3,4 Marching Band- 1,2,3,4 Jazz Band I- 2 Jazz Band II- 3,4 I Rating at District Band- 3 Student Council- 3 Golf- 2,3 Cross Country- 2,3 JON1 HOELSCHER: FHA- 1,2,3,4 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 Art Club- 3,4 Pep Clubl,2,3 Cheerleader- 3 Yearbook Staff- 4 Bamwarming Queen- 2 Senior Hall of Fame- Best Looking JEAN HOFFMAN: Pep Clubl Cheerleader- 4 Concert Choir- 1,2,3 Chamber Choir- 4 Vocal Ensemble- 1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee- 4 JOHN HOUSTON: Concert Bandl ,2,4 Jazz Band - 1,2,4 Vocal Ensemble- 4 OKLAHOMA ! - 4 W-Club4 Vice Pres. - 4 Football- 2,3,4 Co- Capt. - 4 All-Confer- ences,4 Most Outstanding Lineman- 4 Trombone Quar- tet- 1,2 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Talented DON HOWERTON: Art Club- 1,2 Drama3 Football- 3 Concert Choir- 1,2,3 Chamber Choir- 4 Vocal Ensem- ble- 1,2,3,4 ''Prime Time Crime - 3 KATHY HUBBELL: Art Club- 4 Sec. Treas. - 4 Concert Choir- 1,2 Girl's Glee4 Peer Counselor- 3 COE- 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate- 4 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Talented LON JEDWSKI: FFA- 1,2,3,4 COE3,4 CHARLES JENNINGS: W-Club- 2 Football- 1,2,3 Band- 1,2,3 Pep Band- 3 DIANE JONES: Art Club- 3,4 Foreign Language Club4 Drama- 3 Yearbook Staff- 3 Track- 2,3 Peer Counsel- or- 4 2nd place ribbon in Festival of the Arts- 3 DONNA JONES: Art Club- 3,4 Peer Counselor- 4 Track - 3 PEGGY LAIRD: W-Club4 Volleyball- 2,3,4 Track- 1,2 FHA- 2,3 Vice Pres. - 3 Art Club3,4 Pres. - 4 Peer Counselor- 4 Yearbook Staff- 3 Tomahawk Staff- 4 Drama- 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate- 3 Yerbook Queen Candidate- 2,3,4 Senior Hall of Fame- Sexiest ' 'Prime Time Crime'' - 3 LLOYD LEGRAND: Art Club- 3,4 W-Club- 4 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention All-Conference- 4 Senior Hall of Fame - Shyest TOM LENZENHUBER: Football- 1 FFA- 1,2,3,4 Bam- warming King Candidate- 2 DEBBY LOCKETT: Art Club- 3,4 Tomahawk Staff- 2 Foreign Language Club- 2,3,4 National Honor Society- 3.4 Volleyball- 1,2 Cross Country- 3 Track- 1,2,3,4 Holds record in mile- 1 Broke 880 medley record- 3 Participated in state for mile - 1 ROGER MOENTMANN: Drama- 3,4 Concert Choir3,4 Vocal Ensemble - 3,4 Prime Time Crime - 3 FRANCI MORELAND: Industrial Arts Club- 1 Foreign Language Club- 1,2,3 Peer Counselor- 4 Tomahawk Staff- 4 Copy Editor- 4 Outstanding Young Americans- 3 National Merit Commended Student- 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 4 LAURA MORITZ: COE- 4 KATHLEEN O'DONNELL: Band- 1,2 Foreign Language Club3,4 Sec. Treas. - 4 Art Club- 3 Track- 3 DE- 3 COE- 4 DON ORF: Industrial Arts Club- 1 VICA- 3,4 Pres. - 4 District Treas. - 3,4 OKLAHOMA ! - 4 Concert Choir- 3 Chamber Choir- 4 Vocal Ensemble- 4 District Music Contest II LINDA PAUK: Pep Club- 1,2,3 Cheerleader- 1 Jazz Band II- 1 Girl's Bandl ,2 Marching Band- 1,2,3,4 Concert Band- 1,2,3,4 Student Council- 1,2 National Honor Society- 2,3,4 Pres. - 4 Sophomore Pilgrimage- 2 De- partmental Award in Drivers ED. - 2 Girl's State- 3 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Likely to Succeed DAN POLSTON: Industrial Arts Club- 1 Golf- 1,2,3,4 Art Club2,3,4 CHRIS POTTEBAUM: MARCELLA POTTHAST: NORBERT PRENGER: Industrial Arts Club- 2,3,4 FFA- 2.3.4 Chaplin3 Second Vice Pres. - 4 Class Treas. - 3 HENRY PRIOR: FFA1,2,4 Industrial Arts Club- 3 Art Club- 4 VICA- 4 KAREN RHOADES: Pep Club- 1,2 FTA- 2,3,4 Student Teaching2,3,4 DEBBIE RICHTER: Pep Club- 1,2 Pom-Pon Squad- 1.2.3.4 Co-Capt. - 3 Band- 1 Drama- 3 Art Club- 3.4 Volleyball- 2,3 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 3 GERALD SARGENT JEFF SCHEER: Art Club- 4 Foreign Language Club- 1 Tomahawk Staff- 4 W-Club- 2,3 Football- 1,3 Cross Country- 2 Basketball- 4 Science Scholar Quiz- 3 KAREN SCHMIDT: Pep Club- 1,2,3 Cheerleader- 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. - 2,4 W-Clubl,2,4 Basketball- 1,2 ANN SCHNEIDER: Pep Club- 1,2,3 Alt. Cheerleader- i FHA- 1,2,3,4 Concert Choir- 2 Vocal Ensemble3,4 Yearbook Staff- 4 Tomahawk Staff- 4 Correspondence Editor4 Drama- 4 Volleyball Score Keeper- 2 MARIE SCHOPPENHORST: FHA- 3,4 Vice Pres. - 4 Vo- cal Ensemble- 1,2,3 Concert Choir3 COE- 4 Prime Time Crime - 3 123 MELODY SCHOWE: Pep :iub- 3 Yearbook Staff- 4 BRENDA SCHROEDER: Pep Club- 1,2 Art Club- 2,3,4 National Honor Society- 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff4 JUNE SCHROER: Pep Club- 1,2 Pom-Pon Squad- 2,3,4 Co-Capt.- 3 Art Club- 2,3,4 Drama- 3 MPrime Time Crime1'3 TOM SCOTT: W-Club- 4 Football- 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention4 Art Club- 4 COE- 4 DIANE SHERMAN: COE- 4 ROBIN SHOCKLEY: Pep Club- 1,2,3 FHA- 3 FT A- 3,4 Pres.- 3,4 CHANTAY SMITH: FHA- 1,2,3,4 Pres. - 3,4 Art Club- 2.3.4 Pres. - 3 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 French Vice Pres. - 4 Student Councill ,2,3 Sec. Treas. - 3 Class Pres. - 1 W-Club- 2,3,4 Volleyballl ,2,3,4 Co- Capt. - 2,4 All-Conference Team- 4 Basketball- 1.2.4 Track- 1,2,3,4 State 220 dash- 1 State Relays- 2.3 Most Outstanding Athlete- 3 Pep Club- 1,2,3 Cheerleader- 1,2,3 Vocal Ensemble 3,4 Sec. - 4 Yearbook Staff- 4 Photo Editor- 4 Tomahawk Staff- 4 Asst. Copy Editor- 4 Peer Counselor- 4 Drama- 3 FTA1 Student of the Month- 1 Departmental Award in Home Ec. - 3 Senior Hall of Fame- Best Personality ' 'Prime Time Crime' '3 JANA SMITH: Art Club- 2,3,4 Foreign Language Club- 3.4 Pep Club- 1,2,3 Track- 1 Yearbook Staff- 4 FHA- 1,2,3,4 Bamwarming Queen Candidate- 3,4 KATHRYN SPOEDE: Pep Club- 1,2,3 Pom-Pon Squad- 1.2.3.4 Co-Capt. - 4 Foreign Language Club- 3,4 German Vice Pres. - 4 National Honor Society- 2,3,4 Band- 1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee- 4 Pres. - 4 Track- 2,3 Tomahawk Staff- 4 Asst. Copy Editor- 4 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Studious KEVIN SPR1CK: FFA- 1,2,3,4 YOSHIKO TAGUCHI: Transferred from Urawa Shiritsu High School in Japan- 4 BRENDA TAMELER: Transferred from Riverview Gardens High School2 Yearbook Staff- 3,4 Business Manager- 4 JOHN THORNTON: Transferred from Pattonville- 3 COE- 4 KIM TOBEN: Pep Clubl,2,3 Spirit Club- 4 Cheerleader- 1.2.3.4 Co-Capt. - 1 Capt.- 4 W-Club- 2,3,4 Vol- leyball- 1,2 Co-Capt. - 2 Most Improved Player of the Year- 1 Basketball- 1,2,3,4 Capt. - 2 Trackl Golf- 2 FHA- 1,2,3,4 Concert Choir- 2 National Honor Soci- ety3,4 Sec. - 4 Homecoming Queen Candidate- 1,4 Yearbook Queen4 Who's Who Among American High School Students- 3 Senior Hall of Fame- Prettiest Smile DONNA TROST: Foreign Language Clubl,2,3,4 FTA- 3.4 Art Club- 4 W-Club- 2,4 Volleyball- 1,2,3,4 Honorable Mention All-Conference- 4 Basketball- 1.2.3.4 Track- 1,2,3,4 Tomahawk Staff- 3,4 Photo Editor- 3 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Athletic AARON TUCKER: Marching Band- 1,2 Band- 1,2 Dra- ma- 3 Prime Time Crime - 3 OKLAHOMA- 4 the Year- 3 KVCM All-Star Team- 3 COE- 4 Year- book King Candidate- 3,4 Senior Hall of Fame- Best Dressed THOMAS TW1EHAUS: Industrial Arts Club- 1,2,3,4 Re - porter- 2,3 Sec. - 4 Cross Country- 2 Football- 3,4 Drama- 3 ' 'Prime Time Crime'' - 3 LARRY ULETT: Industrial Arts Club- 1,2,3,4 Reporter- 2 Vice Pres.3 National Honor Society- 3,4 Treas. - 4 Art Club- 3,4 Senior Hall of Fame- Most Likely to Succeed PAT WALCZAK: Foreign Language Club- 1,2,3,4 Art Club- 3,4 W-Club- 2 Track- 1,2 Cross Country- 1,2 National Honor Society- 2,3,4 Tomahawk Staff4 Asst. Copy Editor- 4 Drama- 4 Class Sec. Treas. - 4 Schol- ar Quiz- 3 Science Scholar Quiz- 3 Departmental Award In French- 1 DEAN WERGES CARL WHITE TAMI WHITE: Pep Club- 1,2 W-Club2,3,4 Volleyball - 1,2,3,4 All-Conference Team- 3 Most Valuable Play- er of the Year- 2 Basketball- 1,2,3 Honorable Men- tions Track- 1,2 State Regionals- 2 Concert Choir- 1, Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Tomahawk Staff- 4 Home- coming Queen Candidate- 2 Senior Hall of Fame- Big- gest Flirt ROBIN WHITELAW: Art Club- 4 Concert Choir- 1,2,3,4 Vocal Ensemble - 1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee4 ANDY WILLIAMS: FFA- 3,4 Barnwarming King- 4 In- dustrial Arts Club- 3,4 Vice-Pres. - 4 Foreign Lan- guage Club- 2 Art Clubl Spirit Club- 4 Not Ready for Pep Assembly Players- 4 Drama3 ' 'Prime Time Crime'' - 3 Senior Hall of Fame- Class Clown, Most Spirited KRISTI WITTHAUS: FHA- 1 Foreign Language Club3,4 National Honor Society- 3,4 Missouri Girl's State- 3 Who's Who Among American High School Students Senior Hall of Fame- Shyest BRUCE WULFF RALPH WYNN: FFA- 1,2 DANA YOUNG: Art Club- 2,3,4 JUNIORS GRADUATING IN '79 JIM BAUMANN DEBBIE BURKE HENRY DAVIS MATT GIERER: Marching Band- 1,2 Concert Band- 1,2 Jazz Band- 1,2 SHERRY HARRELSTON: Pep Clubl,2 Pom-Pon Squad- 3 Art Club- 3 FHA- 1 Tomahawk Staff- 3 Reporter- 3 SHARON HEUAY: Pep Club- 1,2 Cheerleader- 1,2 Bas- ketball Cheerleader Co-Capt. - 2 Class Sec. Treas. - 1 Foreign Language Club- 3 Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students- 3 124 TED TURNER: FFA- 1,2,3 VICA- 4 ED TWIEHAUS: W-Club- 4Basketball- 1,2,3,4 Co- Capt. - 2,4 All-Conference- 3 Most Valuable Player of KAY HOELSCHER: Pep Club- 1 FFA- 1,2,3 Scholarship Award Vocal Ensemble- 2,3 Concert Choir- 2 Chamber Choir- 3 Volleyball- 1,2 LISA MORITZ: Pep Club- 1 Track- 1 All-Conference- 1 1st in 800 Relay- 1 2nd in 440 Relay- 1 KIM MURPHY: Foreign Language Club- 3 SUSAN STRATTON: Transferred from Pattonville Club- 2 Foreign Language Club- 2,3 FTA-2 UNIROYAL MICHELIN ARMSTRONG DELTA v... I J .,' ' ...■■■■ —i i Iittuvii kooxo ruti co. ITC fj 1 m -• , PM f. CHEUW j CALL THE TIRE EXPERTS AT ROUND TIRE WHEN YOU NEED A TIRE PRO! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ROUND TIRE CO. 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DRIEMEYER MOTOR Hesst Farm Equipment Kubata Tractors Allis—Chalmers New Idea Farm Equipment Marthasville, Missouri 433-2261 NU-WAY CONCRETE SERVICE Fresh Concrete Mixed Warrenton Mo. Clarence Luecke Phone 456-2534 Owner For The Best Donuts On Earth, Try WARRENTON LUMBER CO. Div. of Wentzville Lumber Co., Inc. CAMPBELLTON CORPORATION Best Wishes Class of 79 Campbellton Corporation Rt. 1 Box 205 Hwy. 47 S. Marthasville, MO 63357 Phone: 1-433-2356 • Tooling • Jigs • Welding • Fixtures • Machine Parts • Large Fabrications Big Red Booster Club Congratulations Class of '79 Organized to: Promote Interest in and support for the Warrenton R-III High School athletic program “SHAPE - UP” HEALTH AND REDUCING SALON and SHIRLEE DANCING STUDIO 456-2033 or 456-2442 Tap C Ballet - Acrobat - Disco Ladies Ballet Call Owners: David Lee Shirley Lee In Warrenton SAVE-ALOT Discount Food Store Hwy. 47 and Main Street Warrenton, Mo. 63383 Darrel Potthast, Owner 612 South Hwy. 47 Warrenton, Mo. 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Don Huff 456-8544 Best Wishes To The Class Of 11791 • Mr. and Mrs. John Gregory Compliments of: FRITZ AUTO PARTS INCORPORATED 623 EAST OLD 40 WARRENTON, MO. 456-3498 PIONEER BARBER SHOP Jonesburg, MO. Congratulations to the class of '79 RIDGEVIEW FARM FSLIC fir Warrenton Office 107 South Highway 47 456-2581 134 456-4301 220 Arlington Way North Service East, Warrenton Congratulations Class of '79 0 Mr. Mrs. Frank Gray JONESBURG IMPLEMENT INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT Jonesburg, Mo. 488-5915 Compliments of your WARRENTON FINA COMPLIMENTS OF: Bob and Robby Pyland Jiarrelston s Catering sAAincji., tPaztizz, Plane]uzt± B W MARKET WARRENTON, MO. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 AM TO 11 PM 135 DULIN-HARRELL Lumber Company Hawk Point Mo. 63349 MONTGOMERY WARD 516 E. Main St. Warrenton, MO 63383 Call: 456-3404 SCHOWENGERDTS’ STORE 102 E. Main, Warrenton Phone: 456-3325 When America Needs A Better Idea Ford Puts It On Wheels Compliments Of: PHONE 456-4305 NO UNHAPPY OWNERS ARMORY ROAD WARRENTON, MO GRANADA AND FIESTA AL WITTHAUS REALTY Serving families of all faiths with dignified personal service Real Estate - Insurance 1203 E. Hwy. 40 Warrenton Mo. Phone 456-3407 Home 745-3570 REALTOR Congratulations To The Class of 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Greer MFA EXCHANGE Truesdale, Mo. 456-3378 Nieburg-Paul Funeral Home Warrenton, Mo. 456-3316 Nieburg-Paul Funeral Home Wright City, Mo. 745-3316 McCoy-Paul Funeral Home Troy, Mo. 528-8244 Prinster-Paul Funeral Home St. Charles, Mo. 724-0283 Fayette F. Paul Fred A. Pope WARRENTON FLOWER SHOP 515 N. 47 456-3397 Flowers whisper what words never say! 137 Peofllet, ScmA Hawk Point, Missouri 63349 Hours of Operation: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9-12 1-3 Friday 9-12 1-3 4-7 Saturday 9-12 138 Congratulations to the Class of 1979! ED THORNTON PONTIAC CHEVROLET, OLDS Complete Car and Truck Service And Service Center New and used Car and Truck sales Complete Service Department Parts Department Car and Truck Leasing 610 E. Old Highway 40 Warrenton, MO. 63383 Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF '79 MISSOURI LIMESTONE COMPANY P.O. Box 368 Warrenton, MO. Turn left 3 Miles S. on 47 Warrenton, Mo. 63383 63383 WARRENTON NEWS First in Circulation First in Readership First in Advertising 100% Circulation '1 Serving The Entire Warren County Trading Area.1' WARRENTON, MO. 63383 140 Compliments of: FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. THE WARRENTON LIONS CLUB 106 E. Booneslick Warrenton, Mo. Phone: 456-3629 Warrenton, Missouri Jonesburg State Bank CLUTCHES FOR PASSENGER TRUCK G INDUSTRIAL UNITS WATER PUMPS FOR TRUCK G INDUSTRIAL MIDWEST REBUILDERS INC. Jonesburg, Mo. 63351 Call: 456-3415 144 PI MFA EXCHANGE Marthasville, Mo. 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Business Ed ...... COE .............. Drivers Ed........ French ........... German ........... Home Economics . Industrial Arts ... Language Arts ... Library Science Mathematics .... Music - Instrumental Music-Vocal ______ Physical Ed.-Boys . Physical Ed. - Girls Science .......... Social Studies . ... Vocational Ag. ........Diane Jones ... Robin Shockley .............Don Orf ......John Vahle ... Teresa Ruggiero .....Kristi Witthaus Marie Schoppenhorst ......Dan Fuller ......Lisa Garrison .... Robin Shockley ......Kathy Spoede .......Jeanne Early .... Cathy Redecker .....Rusty Wheeler .. Linda Heggemann ........Allen Brush .. Linda Heggemann .....Andy Williams Awards Row 1: John Houston, Jim Dreyer. Row 2: Mike Fitzgibbons, Coach Hilbert, Melvin Davis (Big Red Boosters Throw A Banquet) Big Red Boosters All Conference 1979 Left to Right: Lloyd LeGrand, Bill Bass, Julie Schade, Chantay Smith, Melvin Davis, Linda Heggemann, Terry Davis BIG RED BOOSTER CLUB Faster Than A Speeding Bullet a Backlund, Greg; Bass, Gill; Bass, Matt; Bebermeyer, Ivan; Gopher, Jim; Davis, Terry; Denton, Tom; Dothage, Kevyn Dreyer, Jim; Dreyer, Mike; Gellhausen, Kevin; Hambach, Mark; Howald, Bob; Lanzone, Dean; Lee, David; LeGrand, Lloyd; Lill, John; Miller, Marty; Mossop, Jim; Polston, Dave; Rainwater, Dwaine; Struttmann, Russ; Taylor, Ken; Thebeau, Jack; Williams, Andy; Smith, Bryan; Howald, Tim. CAST OF CHARACTERS Good Witch of the North ............Diane Greer Dorothy ............................Peggy Laird Scarecrow ..........................Lisa Moritz Tin Man .............................Tim Beard Lion .........................Stacey Fitzgibbons Munchkins ... M. Gardner, B. Reel, K. Smith Wicked Witch of the West .........Lisa Garrison Guardian of the Gates ...............Ray Fischer Oz .................................Mike Pieper Floria .........................Brenda Schwartz Glinda the Good Witch .....................Kathy Toebben Follow The Yellow Brick Road The drama class put on a fine performance of 1 'The Wizard of Oz . This play was a children's adaptation which allowed for more audience participation and response. The characters were portrayed quite well. There was the lion with it's ' 'Cour-Age'', the wicked witch and her sinister, screaching, laugh, and Dorothy, who was so sweet and innocent. The children (and ALOT of adults !) in the audience all jumped from their seats in fright when the wicked witch came running and scream from the back of the gym upon to the stage. The scarecrow's wobbly legs accounted for a good deal of laughs, as well as the Tin Man's first squeaky movements. The thunderous voice of Oz, accompanied by flashing lights, was also quite convincing. It was obvious that everyone who attended enjoyed themselves a great deal! “We Got A New Dance And It Goes Like this A Song For Every Style It Wasn’t Always Easy TRACK TEAM MEMBERS: Sheryl Ardery, Lisa Dennager, Lori Dixon, Miriam Gardner, Betsy George, Carol Hammon, Karen Hammon, Linda Heggeman, Paula LaBrayere, Kara Lewis, Bev Lucks, Carolyn Nissing, Charlene Nissing, Kathy Roberts, Rhonda Roeder, Linda Roehrs, Penelope Pitstop ' 'Hiya, Conies! 11 Karen Smith seems to be saying as these drama students perform a skit from Saturday Nite Live. Other skits presented by the dept, were scenes from The Wizard of Oz and Hee Haw. ' 'Did he choke? 1' Mrs. Beach wonders as Dr. Ellis treats his taste buds to some foreign pastries during the FLC bake sale. This is the first year in which actual foreign pastries were sold. The Best of Show Award went to Sherry, who displayed of a number of paintings. Industrial Arts got into the act by displaying some of their constructive work. Vocal Ensembles all new Swing Choir swung into action performing numerous hits from the 40's to the 70's. Kelly and Ron look at the different kinds of pottery made by the Arts and Crafts classes. Festival Of The Arts 1978-79 Chamber Choir, under the direction of Molly Williamson, sang their way into the hearts of the audience. Jazz Band II, lit the fuse when they performed numerous tunes of jazz and blues. A critic admires the paintings and drawings displayed by the art classes. Kelly is caught off guard as she pauses a brief moment during her painting demonstration. Another student demonstrating how to paint was Janet, here she is showing concentration is very important. Overall the Arts Festival was a smash kit. All of the art students worked hard all year long to make the Festival of Arts as successful as it turned out to be. Searchin For Stacey Fitzgibbons escorted by Joey Shilharvey Diane Greer escorted by Steve Jackson Peggy Laird escorted by Greg Crawley June Schroer escorted by Bryan Smith Kim Toben escorted by Mike Fitzgibbons Scott Birrell escorted by Sharon Heuay A Rainbow LEFT: Prom King and Queen, Mr. Bill Chandler and Miss Peggy Laird. CLOCKWISE: Mark Brune escorted by Sarah Heath, Jim Dreyer escorted by Lisa Boyd, Tom Scott escorted by Donna Hartnagel, Bill Chandler escorted by Pam Sutton. A Little Bit Of Pomp A Little Bit Of Circumstance Graduation Thoughts: 1 'Do I have to stay for the whole thing? 1' 1 'This tassle is driving me nuts! . 1 'I'm just glad it's over ... I think.'' ... I'll kill you if you cry.'1 ' 'Is my collar on straight? '' ' 'Where's the party? '' ' 'Now which hand is it, the right or left? '' ' 'I wanted money and all 1 got was luggage 1'' ' 'Man, I still remember when .... 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