Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

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One last embrace and one more cry, A Keep in touch” and a Promise I will”, A Remember when” but, better still, A place in my heart, you’ll always stay, This is what’s said as we go our own way. By: SHEILA FRY 31 Senior Workday Senior Directory Jerry Adams: Golf 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Cross Coun- try 4; Honor Society 3,4-, Math Club 3,4; W-Club 3,4; Science Club 4 Randy Allen: Lazy”, Tech. School 3; Art Club 4; COE 4 Keith Backlund: Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band I-4-, Track 2-4; Cross Country 3,4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4, IA 1,2 Scott Baldwin: Transferred from St. Charles West 4; Football 4; W-Club 4; Lil’ Abner 4” Can’t Take It With You” 4 Lennie Bass: FFA 1,2; Football I; Tech. School 3,4 Norma Baumann: FFA 1-4, COE 4 Curt Beard: Bird”, Basketball 1-4, W-Club 1-4, De- partmental Award-P.E. Michelle Bierbaum: Volleyballl-3; Basketball 1-4; Cap- tain 2,3; Student of the month 3; Foreign Language Club 3; W-Club 3, Honor Society 3,4; Tech School 4 Jim Bosworth: IA 1,2 Andy Branson: Bruno”, FFA 2; W-Club 1-4, Vice- President 4; Football 1-4; Track 2; Tech. School 3,4; Bldg. Trades Class Pres. 4 David Breeden: Math Club 2-4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2,4; W-Club 2,4 Paul Brockfeld: FLC 1,2; FFA 1-4; Tres. 3; Fresh. Class Pres; Honor Society 2-4; Math Club 4; Scholar Quiz Team 3,4-, Departmental award-History 4. Marcella Brune: Marcey”, FLC 4; Mass Media 4 Robbie Butler: Student Council 2; Art Club 3,4; COE 4 Tim Butler: Football 2-4, Honorable Mention Confer- ence Running Back 4, Most Valuable Player 4, W- Club 3; IA 4; Track 2,3-, Student of the Month 4; Departmental Awards for Physical Education 3; 200 lb. Club 4; Most Improved Varsity Football Player 3 Jacqueline Carr: Truck”, Spirit Leader I; Drama 3,4; Variety Show 3,4-, Art Festival 3-, COE 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Funniest Laugh. Dan Chestnut: Grady”, FFA I; Tech. School 3,4 Kelly Clabaugh: Skell”, Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band I-4-, Jazz Band II 1,2; Jazz Band I 3,4; Basketball Cheerleader 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Volleyball 1-4; Art Club Secretary 4; Class Vice-President 4; W-Club 2-4, Lil’ Abner 4; District Band Contest-Trumpet Quartet-rating II 2,3; Sr. Hall of Fame Most In- volved, Best Looking. Raymond Coleman: COE 4; DECA 4 Sharlla Coleman: COE 4; Treasure 4; Departmental Award-COE JoAnn Crawley: Boo-Boo”, Girls Glee I; Track I; Art Club 4; Yearbook 3; Lil’ Abner” 4; Drama 3,4 John Denton: Clappy Doo”, Art Club 3,4; Tres. 3; Football 1,3; Track 3; Drama 4; Variety Show”, Sr. Hall of Fame Most Talented. Lori Dixon: Art Club 3-, FTA 1-4; Oklahoma” I; Track Manager I-, Girls Glee I Anita Driskill: Neeter”, Cheerleader 1-4, Co-Captain 3,4-, Chamber Choir 1-3; Vocal Ensemble I-4-, All District Choir 1-2; I Rating at District for Trio and Madrigal II Rating at State 3; Oklahoma” I-, Lil’ Abner” 4; Variety Show” 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Class Vice President 2,3; Fes- tival of Arts 1-4; Sr. Hall of Fame Best Dressed. Bev Drosselmeyen Smokey”, IA 2,3; FLC 1-4; Vice President 4; W-Club 3; Track Manager 2,3 Tim Ebbesmeyen FFA 1-4; Sentinel 3; Received State Farmers Degree 4; Math Club 3; Tech. School 3; COE 4 Jennifer Edgemon Shawna Fitzgibbons: Yawna”, Honor Society 3,4; Volleyball 1-4; Co-Captain 2,3; Second Team All Conference 4; Basketball 1-4; Co-Captain 4; FHA I- 3; Vice President 3; FLC 3, W-Club 3,4; Art Club 4, Barnwarming Queen Candidate 2; Yearbook 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Most Athletic Carleen Fortenberry: Carly”, Cheerleader I; Flags 2.3; Pom Pons 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Track 1,2� Home- coming Queen Candidate 1,2; Variety Show” 3; Student Council Rep. 1-3; Drama 3,4; Frist Place in Art Show on Interpretive Painting 3 Sheila Fry: Girls Glee I; COE 4 Rich Gardner: Drama 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame Most Likely to Skip Elizabeth George: Betsy”, Marching Band 1-4� Pep Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; State Solo Ensemble Contest 3, District Band Tryouts 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 3,4; FLC 34 1,2; Mass Media 4; Asst. Copy Editor 4; Conference Band 4; Track 1,2; Speech Club 3; Variety Show” 3; Departmental Award-Science Terry Gibson: Math Club 1-3; Basketball 1-2; Cross Country 4; W-Club 1-2 Mike Hambach: Hog”, FFA 1-3; COE 4 William Harrison: Chip”, Speech Club 1,2; Math Club 2-4; Science Club 4; Art Club 4; 500 Mile Club 4; Mass Media 3,4; Student Council Vice President 4; Lil’ Abner’ 4; Can’t Take It With You” 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Funniest Laugh Donnie Heggemann: Drama 3; COE 4 Ronnie Heggemann: IA 1-4; Tres. 2,3; Pres. 4; First Place District IA Contest I Don Heidbrink: IA 2-4; Vice Pres. 4 Beth Holt: Drama 4; FTA 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Shyest; Departmental Award-Library Science Mike Hollaway: IA 1-3; Sec. Reporter 2 Bob Howald: Mr. Hockey”, Art Club 4; Track I; Foot- ball Manager 3,4; Lil’ Abner” 4; W-Club 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Class Clown Lori Hunt: ”CC”, Tech School 3,4; Track 4; V1CA 3,4 Matt James: Football 4; First Team All Conference Offensive Tackle 4; First Team All Conference Defensive All District Honorable Mention Offen- sive and Defensive 4; Class 3A and 4A Ted Jones: IA 1-2; Tech School 3,4 Katherine Klenke: Kathy”, Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; FTA 2; Track 2,4; District Band 1,2 Dale Krout Dave Lee: Leo”, Football 1-4; Basketball 2,4; Track 1,2,4; W-Club 1-4; President 4; Courtwarming King 4-, Lil’ Abner” 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Most Athletic and Sexiest Diane Lemon: Didyane”, FTA 1,2,4; Secretary 2; FLC 3,4; FHA; Honor Society 3,4; Marching Band I-4-, Concert Band 1-4; Jazz I 2,4; Jazz II 1,3; Concert Choir 4; Vice Pres.; Drama 2-4; Yearbook 4; Arse- nic and Old Lace” 2; Ten Little Indians” Student Director 3; Lil’ Abner” 4; Mixed Clarinet Quartet State Rating I 2; Woodwind Choir State Rating II 3; Speech Club 1-4; Secretary 2; Variety Show” 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame Class Clown Kara Lewis-, Basketball 1,2; Track I; Yearbook 3,4; COE 4 Jeff Lill Beverly Linke: Bev”, Girls Glee I, Chamber Choir 1-3; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Speech Club 1-4; FTA 4-, Mass Media Correspondence Secretary 4-, Variety Show: 3,4; All District Choir 3,4; Lil’ Abner” 4; District Contest 1-4; Sextet 1,2; Madrigal 3; Solo 3; Rating 2 Beverly Lucks: Beau:, Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz II I; Jazz I 2-4; Math Club 3,4; Speech Club 1,3,4; Secretary 4-, Track 1,2; Cross Country I; Lil’ Abner” 4; Can’t Take it With You” 4; Girls Basketball Statatition I; Scholar Quiz 3,4 Joyce Luebke: Brute”, IA 3,4; Outdoor Education 3,4; Art Club 4; Variety Show” 4; Lil’ Abner” 4-, Drama 4; IA Contest 3rd Place. Susan Manns.- Cheerleader 3, Student Council 3; Sr. Class Secretary-Treasurer; FTA 4; Art Club 4; Speech Club 4 Vicky Mauer: Girls Glee I; Oklahoma” I; FTA 2; Cheerleader 3; Yearbook 3,4; Fashion Show 3 Mike Mertens: Mert”, FFA I-4-, Barnwarming King Candidate 1-3; COE 4 Russell Michelson: Rascule”, COE 4 Kevin Murphy: Serfen Murphy”, IA 1-3; COE 4; DECA 4 Lori McGee: Melons”, Pom Pons 1-4; Captain 3; Co- Captain 4; Flags 2-4; Captain 3; Pep Club I; Girls Glee I-, District Music II Rating I; Concert Choir 2; Honor Society 2-4-, Math Club 3,4; FLC 3,4 French Vice-President 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Outstanding Names and Faces 3; Sr. Hall of Fame Most Studious; Depart- mental Award-Math Bill McVey: Billiard”, COE 4 Carolyn Nissing: Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band I- 4, FFA 2-4; Math Club 3,4; W-Club 3,4; FLC I, bas- ketball I; Track 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; Set new school record 14:22 in the 2 mile 4; District Trio II Rating 2; District Solo II Rating 3. Charlene Nissing: Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Honor Society 3,4-, Math Club 3,4; W-Club 3,4; FLC I; FFA 2-4; Basketball I; Cross Country 2-4; Track 1-4 Oklahoma” I; District Trio II Rating 2; District Quartet II Rating 3 Francine O’Donnell: FTA 3,4; Drama 4; Track I; Vari- ety Show 4 Terri Oge: Volleyball I Christy Owenby: Crispy”, FFA 1-4; Secretary 3; Barnwarming Queen Candidate 2-4; Volleyball 2,3; Most Improved 2; JV Cheerleader 2; Flags 3,4; Pom Pons 3,4; Art Club 4; Yearbook 4; Marching Band I; Drama 4; LiF Abner” 4; Variety Show 4 David Owenby; Band 1-4; Drum Major 2-4; FFA 1-4; Chapter Reporter 2; Chapter 2nd Vice President 3; Chapter President 4; Area XI FFA Vice President 3,4; Received State Farmers Degree 4; Oklaho- ma” I; Arsenic and Ole Lace” 2; Vocal Ensemble I; Sophomore Class President 2; Junior Class Presi- dent 3; Speech Club 1-3; Mass Media 3; Honor Society 3,4-, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; COE 4; Vice-President 4; Na- tional FFA Band 4; Received a $400.00 scholarship from University of Missouri 4; Sr. Hall of Fame- Best Leader, Most Involved. Becky Owens: Track 2; Tech School 3 Ron Parks Everett Paul: Tech School 3,4; IA 2,3; VICA 3,4 David Polston: Turtle”, IA 2-4; Track 1,4; W-Club 4 Annette Potthast: Andi”, Track 1,4; Outdoor Educa- tion Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Departmental Awards Physical Education 3 Dewayne Rainwater: Track I; COE 4 Mark Reese: Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band I-4-, Jazz II 1,2; Jazz I 3,4; Art Club 4; LiF Abner” 4; Marching Band 1-4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Concert Choir 3 Todd Ridden Marching Band 2-4; Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band I I-4-, Football I; Basketball I-4-, Cross Country 4; Golf 3,4-, Math Club 3,4; LiF Abner” 4; District Music 1-4; District II Rating I; District I Rating 2,3; State Music Rating I 2,3; W-Club 4 Mike Roach: Jungle Bunny”, IA 1,2; W-Club 1-3; Vari- ety Show 3,4 Fred Roethler Anita Ruess: DoDee”, Art Club 4; Volleyball 3,4; Art Purchase Award 3-, Sr. Hall of Fame Most Talented; Departmental Award-Art Connie Schmidt: Dippy”, FTA 3,4; President 4; Dra- ma 4; LiF Abner” 4; Can’t Take it With You” Student Director 4; Variety Show 4; Outdoor Edu- cation Club 3; Basketball Cheerleader 4; Depart- mental Award-Business Barry Schneider: FFA I-4-, COE 4; Tech School 3; DECA 3,4; Barnwarming King Candidate 2; Class President 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Best Looking Leslie Schneider: Volleyball I-4-, Most Improved 3; Track 1,2; Basketball Cheerleader 3,4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band I-4-, Pep Band 1,2; State Band Contest Ensemble 1 Rating 2; Brass Choir 2 Rating 3; Piano Accompanist Chamber Choir 3; Class Treasurer 3; W-Club 3,4; Yearbook 3; Mass Media 3,4; Copy Editor 4; Festival of Arts 1-4 Sheila Schroeden FTA 2; Yearbook 3,4; Business Man- ager 4; Festival of Arts 3 Jeanne Shockley: DR. J”, FTA 2-4; Speech Club 3; Drama 4; Outdoor Education Club 3; Variety Show 4 Lynden Skinner: Math Club 2-4; Student Council 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Mass Media 3; Photographer 3; Asst. Photography Editor 4; LiF Abner” 4; Can’t Take It With You” 4 Elizabeth Sleeper: Liz: Math Club 2-4; Honor Society 3,4; Treasurer 4; Vocal Ensemble I; Accompanist 3; Outstanding Accompanist 3; Speech Club 3; Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band I-4-, Oklahoma” I, District Band 3,4; State Solo Con- test 2-3-, Variety Show 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame Teach- ers Pet; Most Talkative; Departmental Award- Band Charmin Smith: Shoeman Brown”, Cheerleader I; Captain I; Basketball Cheerleader 1,2,4; Captain 4; W-Club 2-4; Girls Glee I; Chamber Choir 1,2,4; President 4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Track 1-4; State Competition 1,2,3; District Track Competition 1-3; Honor for 4th Long Jump in the District, 2nd in the E.M.O. Conference; Records 440 and 880 yard re- lay 1-3; FTA 3,4; Secretary 4; Art Club 4; District Choir Contest 1,2; Sextet II Rating; Class Secretary 2; Pom Pons 3; Flags 3,4; Co-Captain 4; Volleyball 2- 4-, Captain 4; First Conference Team 4; Mass Me- dia 3 Roger Smith: Tech School 3,4 Rita Sommer: Duck”, FHA I-3-, President 3; FFA 3; Track 2,4; Math Club 2-4; Class Rep. 2,3; Speech Club 2-4; Sec Tres. 3; Vice President 4; Science Club 4; President 4; Drama 3; Ten Little Indians”, 3; LiF Abner” 4; Can’t Take It With You” 4; FLC 3,4; Sec. 4; Variety Show 3,4; W-Club 3; Speech Contest, Duet Improvisation EMO 3rd Place, Hon- or Society 3,4; Vice President 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Biggest Flirt, Most Involved; Departmental Award- Speech and Drama Ronda Sprick: Rhoda”, Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Jazz I 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Oklahoma” I; Variety Show 3,4; LiF Abner” 4; Can’t Take It With You” 4; Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 2-4; W- Club 1,2; Basketball Manager I Carol Stapelfeld: Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Flags 2; Pom Pons 2,4; FTA 3; Tech School 4 36 Russell Struttmann: Honor Society 3,4; W-Club 3,4; Lil' Abner” 4; Football I-, Class Vice President I; Track I; Basketball 1-4; American Legion Boys State; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-, Math Club 3,4 Brad Swoboda: FFA 2-4; LiF Abner” 4 Lori Taylor: Dimples”, Transferred from Jefferson City, Drama 4-, Lil’ Abner” 4; Yearbook 4 Terri Thornton: Squaty Body”, Cheerleader 1,2; Co- Captain 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Most Improved 2; Art Club 2; Festival of Arts 2; IA 2,4; COE 4; DECA 4 Veron Tipp: FFA 1-4 Paul Tolliver: Band I-4-, Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Solo Award Drum at Fayette Jazz Contest 3 Jon Turner: Oklahoma” I, Marching Band 1,2; Con- cert Band 1,2; Choir 1,2,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Drama 2; Speech Club 2; Tech School 3; Sr. Hall of Fame Biggest Flirt Tonia Wadkins Mark Wagenen Wilbur”, W-Club 2-, Football 2-, Track 2 FFA 1-4, COE 4 Dan Watson: Abe”, Honor Society 2-4; President 4; Mass Media 3,4; Asst. Editor 3; Editor 4; Speech Club 3,4, President 4; Math Club 3,4; FLC 3,4; Schol- ar Quiz 2; Student Council President 4; Speech Competition Finalist 3; Drama 4; LiF Abner” 4; Variety Show 4; Received $100.00 from The East Central Relators for an essay 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Most Studious, Best Dressed, Teachers Pet, De- partmental Award-English Debbie Welge: Band I Robin White: W-Club 3-, Yearbook 3,4; Editor 4; Chamber Choir 1,2; Secretary 2; Vocal Ensemble I- 4; Vice President 4; All District Choir 2,3; I Rating District for Madrigal and Trio; II Rating at State; Volleyball I-4-, All Coference Honorable Mention 3; All Conference 2nd Team 4; Basketball 1,2; Most Improved Player I; Track 1,2; Drama 4-, Class Secre- tary 2; Variety Show 3,4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Festival of Arts 1-4; Ar. Hall of Fame Sexiest Laura Williams: W-Club I; Track I; Girls Glee 1,2; Pep Club I-, Art Club 4; Sr. Hall of Fame Most Likely to Skip Brian Wilson: Golf 2-4; Big Red Booster Club Award 3-, Sr. Hall of Fame Shyest Missy Wright: Mellisa Lou”, Volleyball 1-3; Basket- ball 1-4; Track I; Marching Band 1,2; Flags 3; Con- cert Band 1-3, Pom Pons 3; W-Club 3,4; FTA I; FLC 2; LiF Abner” 4; Class Secretary and Treasurer I Alan Wulff: Football 3 Tracy Young: Band 1-4; Jazz Band II 1,2; Jazz Band I 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame Most Talkative Mark Moore: Track 1-3; Yearbook 3 JUNIOR-SENIORS Tom Gossett: Honor Society 3 Leslie Young: Football Cheerleader 1-3; Basketball Cheerleader l; Homecoming Queen 3; Yearbook 3 Senior Hall Of Fame COMMENCEMENT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC FIELD FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1982 7:30 P.M., D.S.T. Processional ...... “Pomp and Circumstance”................. Elgar Concert Band Invocation ...................... The Reverend Boytt B. Willis Pastor, College United Methodist Church Senior Speaker.............................Daniel Joseph Watson Special Music ......................................Concert Band introduction of Speaker .............. Dr. Gerald W. Ellis, Supt. Address.................. Major Robert Kunkel, M.D., U.S.A.F. Chief, Family Practice Clinic, Maxwell A.F.B. Awards ............................. Wendell Roehrs, Asst. Supt. Presentation of Class ................John R. Deutch, Principal Presentation of Diplomas ............................. Fred Pope President, Board of Education Changing of Tassels ................................ Senior Clasj Benediction ..................... The Reverend Boytt B. Willis Pastor, College United Methodist Church Recessional ‘Pomp and Circumstance” ........... Elgar 41 42 44 4k -n Lisa Boehle Allen Brandwein Matt Breese Mary Briggs Greg Bunge Janet Carman Penny Carr John Chandler 48 Tim Clark Peggy Coleman Sheri Coleman Jack Crump Candy Davis Darrell Davis Felita Davis Dave DeHart Chris Diffenauer Kim Dixon Pat Dumay Donald Edwards Zac Eklund Debbie Erickson Cara Fischer Glenda Fitzgibbons Patty Fletcher Terri Fortenberry Jane Fulgham Mike Garrett Elizabeth Gellhausen Suzanne Gierer Tom Gossett Randy Griesenauer Mark Gross Todd Hahn Rob Hake Jill Hambach Randy Hammon Terri Harrell Gayle Harrelston Jolynn Hasenkamp George Heath Rick Hellebusch Amanda Herndon Charlie Hoelscher Lynn Hoover Betty Houston Carol Howald Jeff Karrenbrock Mary Beth Keane Mark Knittig Brian Kowalski Kim Lafferty Danny Lallement Mike Lemon Lisa Lenzenhuber Shannon Luetkemeyer Larry Meadows Joe Meier Kevin Meine James Melton Janice Mertens Kevin Meyer Paul Monroe Steve Moreland Renee Moss Kelli Murphy Bonnie Murray Julie Myers Charles Neubauer Mike Newhart Doug Nordwald Glenda Oelschlaeger Robert Owens Tricia Pauk Tammy Paul Kathy Prior Vanessa Reed Patty Reid 50 Chris Reifsteck Don Reinhardt Loretta Rhoades Karen Rhoads Lisa Riddle Shelley Riddle Ed Rutledge Elizabeth Sanders Lisa Schaefer Denise Schaper Rob Schaumberg Kerry Schmidt Doris Schoppenhorst Joan Schramm Scott Slatten Ronnie Slavik Thea Spoonster Randy Starks Lisa Steiner Kim Stout Judy Stroer Roger Stude Lisa Surls Sheila Surls Jeff Swoboda Roger Taylor Shelley Tesson Chris Theerman John Tobben Jimmy Tracy Sherri Valerius George Vance Floyd Vaughn Darryll Waller Jane Watson 51 Sandy Weinrich Brenda Williams Melinda Wilson Gary Woods Leslie Young 53 m c0 (0(M@(Pig Jim Amrein Pam Arnold Toni Arteaga Mark Avery Rick Bachelor Lisa Bakameyer Mike Biggs Mona Biggs Rick Bishop Mike Bittick Kyle Bolm Cheryl Boone John Boos Terry Bracht Bruce Branson Lisa Brengle Todd Brewer Kathy Brock Stacey Brooks Amy Brune Mary Brune Carla Brush Barb Burke Kim Butler Doug Buxton Connie Canelos Gina Carroz Bobby Coleman Barry Conway Tina Cooper Lee Cregar Michelle Davis Nora Davis Tom Ebbesmeyer Kenny Edwards Kim Elcan 55 LaDawn Gutermuth Dan Hake Peggy Handlang Bryan Harrison Ray Heidbrink Matt Holt Janet Hubbell Jeff Jones Loretta Jones Tony Jones Tim Jordan Debby Lanzone David Laughiin Mary Leimkuehler Jennifer Maire Karen Martin Tina Massman Laura Mertens Karen Merx Bert Michelson Matt Miller Linda Moeller Ron Moss Jeff Nelson Rita Nienkamp Kathy Pieper Clinton Polston Roger Prenger Scott Prinster Jim Raterman Julie Redding Scott Roach Lisa Robinson Kim Ross Lynne Roth Bill Sanker Bridget Schaper Michelle Schamberg Jim Schneider Ron Schramm Donna Schroeder Steve Scott Kenny Sherman James Stockley Daren Shortt Kim Smith Shelby Smith Roger Stonebarger Clara Stroer Rick Struttmann Ellen Taylor Norman Tipp David Titone George Tracy Dennis Trost Chris Villa Holly Vogt Carol Wagener Jackie Weekley Cindy Welge Russell White Teresa White David Wiss Lora Wolff Billy Woolf 57 CAMERA SHY Joe Clark Bob Cotner Rhonda Delong Jackie Goodwin Jerry Hamlett Fran Heidbrink Edward Johnson Nancy Wulff Jennifer Maire Lorin Young Steve Seifker David Baxter Becky Bennett Teresa Blake Jeff Bosworth Danielle Ackerman Gary Adams Julie Addison Karen Allen Anne Axline Donna Babcock Kelly Baldwin Frances Bates Sue Bowman Randy Brand J.B. Breese Gary Breuer Joanne Brewe Yvette Brewer Danielle Briggs Darlene Brune Marlene Brune Sherry Burke Bev Butler Kathy Cerda James Coleman Racheal Cornell Scott Costello Chris Cox Elaine Davis Nora Dennager Renee Divinny Ted Dixon Mark Dreyer Babette Eberhart Larry Edgemon Leon English Bobby Frick Cris Fry Brian Gardner Dana Garrett Ben Gierer Jim Golleher Jeff Groeper Dan Gross John Guinn Dan Guse Jeff Gutterman Matt Hake Nancy Handlang JoAnn Harlow Tammy Harrell 60 Duane Harris Bryan Hartnagel Gena Herndon Greg Hilgendorf Bobby Hoelscher Mary Hoelscher Lonnie Hollaway Barb Humphrey Debbie Hunn Brenda Jennings Jeff Jones Alisa Jones Turia Kelling Lisa Kowalski Thomas Kreitner Kris Krout Sharmaine Krout Kevin Lafferty Rodney Lansford Penny Linke Lynn Lucas Theresa Lucas Tammy Luetkemeyer Matt Meador Carolyn Medsker Diane Meeker Jim Meier Brian Mense Eddie Meyer Byron Miller Ronnie Monroe Theresa Moore Kim McKenzie Nancy Noblitt Brian Nothstine Robert O’Donnell Melinda Parker Alisa Pauk Vicki Petersmeyer Gary Pettig Melissa Pherigo David Pisciotta Chris Plaggenberg Stewart Polston Kathy Pulliam Chris Raymond Ray Rhoades Veronica Rich Warren Ridgway Neal Roetemeyer Dawn Ross Chris Toth Marisa Rucinski Michelle Ruether Rhonda Schaefer Beth Schaumberg Monique Scheer Mike Schmidt Glenn Schoppenhorst Aaron Schowe Valrie Schulze Jeff Schuster Brad Seger Lisa Shramek Danny Smith Tammy Smith Donna Snyder Mike Spradling Marty Steiner Richard Surrisi 62 Deanna Tesson Danielle Thebau Todd Travis Joe Tipton Clifford Tucker Johanna Tuzzolino Camera Shy Greg Boling James Canelos Brenda Delong Barb Hamrick David Hargrove Danny Valerius Kevin Watson Lea Wendtlandt Chris Wiley Craig Wilson Gary Young What A Bunch Of Goobers Who's Watching The Store Principal John Deutch, and Assistant Principal Allen Dreyer are responsible for the activities of the senior high school. Their main duties throughout the year are staff evaluations, stu- dent conduct, departmental coordination, class scheduling and home-school conduct. They are directly related to the Central Admin- istration. The Central Administration includes both the Superintendent, Dr. Gerald W. Ellis and Wen- dell Roehrs, the Assistant Superintendent. They handle the larger projects such as budget plan- ning and management, staff personnel pro- grams and community relations. The decisions they make are reported back to the Board of Education. Mr. John Deutch, Principal and Allen Dreyer, Asst. Prin- cipal 64 Marilyn Guse, Mary Roehrs, Jessie Gibson Dr. Gerald Ellis, Superintendent Kathy Wormsley, Betty Kirchner, Sandy Dent Connie Brooks, Clifton Woolf, Maurice Schneider, John Mr. Wendell Roehrs, Asst. Superintendent Spode, Fred Pope, Herbert Bracht 65 Guy Schreck Art Dale Kirkendoll C.O.E. Tim Urban Educational Resources Teachers William Thoele Art Nancy Shilharvey Business Education Susan Ragland Business Education Ron Struttmann Andrews Driver Education Counselors Jim Shores Math Carol Wilson Tom Ward Foreign Language P.E. Kay Shores S Annette Clingert Home Ec. Child Development Don Bradshaw Stan Baldwin Industrial Arts Jim Williamson Barb Dreyer Music Department Charlotte Bradshaw Librarian Ruth Early Language Arts Sandra Nolkemper Language Arts Drama Terri Patterson Language Arts Mass Language Arts Media Ned Quest Math Jerre Vogt Math Ann Polsgrove Math Virginia Blessing Math 67 Karen Schneider Physical Education John Barry History Dave Dent History Mike Wormsley History P.E. Jerry Stratman History 68 Cindy Kivett Carolyn Harrell Special Education Special Education Jerry Folta Vocational Agriculture Bus Drivers, First Row: A. Bruning. F. Boemker. J. Perkins, M. Futch, J. Pisciotta, D. Hawk, H. Boyd, Row 2: B. Sandoz, Mr. Roehrs, M. Buschs- chorn, J. Williams, E. Morhaus, S. Stanek, L. Holloway, H. Dieckman, C. Ridenhour, C. Pape. C. Kramer. Not Pictured: R. Struttman, D. Bradshaw, M. Brown, S. Clabaugh, J. Davis, S. Hutcherson, W. Prior. B. Sanker. G. Schmidt, C. E. Schmidt. Nurse: Betty Pontius. Janitors: Carl and Lillian Mauch, Sharon Hatfield. Cooks. Row I: Margie Glastetter. Susie Cosgrove. Cathy Estes. Row 2: Bea Sprick, Mary Denton, Myra Lockett. Warrior Western Wround Up i This year for Spirit Week things were ar- ranged a little differently. Points were tallied for each class. At the end of the week the class with the most points was said to have the most spirit. Points were given out daily for the best costumes beginning with Mon- day as Warrior Day where you had to wear a headdress or a costume like a warrior. Tues- day was Gold Rush Day. you came to school looking like a miner, pioneer, etc. and upon arriving, clues were hidden about school tell- ing you where to find the gold nugget. Addi- tional points were given to the one who found it. Wednesday was Cowboy Day, Thursday was Western Day, and Friday was Red White Day. Taking first place for the floats was the Sophomores, second place went to the Sen- iors. third place to the Juniors, and fourth to the Freshmen. After the parade was the traditional bonfire. Everybody gathered around to see what each organization had to throw into the bon- fire, and of course to join in on the Spirit Jug calling. Closing the bonfire was the Tug-of-War be- tween classes and the snake dance. At the end of it all the Juniors and Seniors had tied for the most spirited class. Freshman: Nancy Noblitt Sophomore: Karen Merx Junior: Terri Harrell Freshman-. Alisa Pauk Sophomore: Lora Wolff Junior: Leslie Young Senior: Anita Driskill Senior: Robin White Drumroll please! Ladies and gentlemen, the moment you’ve anxiously await ed is now at hand, we are now happy to crown our 1981-82 Homecoming Queen!” Every candidate is tense, and clumsily fumbling to keep her skirt from flying up. The air is still and bitterly cold. Suddenly Rita Sommer announces in a clear crisp voice, Our 1981-82 Homecoming Queen is ... Junior, Leslie Young!” The crowd explodes with cheers as the band breaks into its rendition of Lady”. Senior Ronnie Parks escorts the lovely, blushing new queen to the platform to be crowned by the retiring queen, Kathy Roberts. This moment was shared by the entire crowd. The band finally finishes their encore as Rita continues with a breakdown of Spirit Week, and a final recognition of the rest of the candidates. Windchill Factor Of 5 Homecoming was drawn out throughout the suspenseful game where the Warriors put up a tough fight but lost to their opponents the Trojans 3 to 12. The losing of the game didn’t hold down the good ’ole Warrior spirit. For we went right on with our dance to celebrate the football season. Everyone danced to the mellow mu- sic of 'Essence'. The Warrior Western Wroundup came up thrilling, chilling, but most of all enjoyable. There's No Business Like Show Business” Master of Ceremonies: D. Lemon Findin ’ Me Some Love B. Linke, K. Murphy. K. Martin, D. Schaper. D. Ackerman, and A. Driskill Vy a Duck? B. Howald and D. Lemon Forget Her C. Howald and D. Tesson Theme from Mahogany B. Linke-soloist and K. Merx-accompanist Scene from The Monkey's Paw R. Sommer and D. Watson Anything You Can Do J. Hambach and K. Stout Bubble Gum D. Lemon, B. Howald, C. Reif- steck, K. Clabaugh, and P. Reid Celebration S. Tesson Magic To Do M. Howald and K. Stone, R. Brand, L. Sleeper, J. Karrenbrock, K. Klenke, P. Tolliver, J. Addison, D. Reinhrdt, and L. Young Still and Macarthur Park The Vocal Ensemble Mannequin T. Artega and J. Denton Three Answers From Outer Space J. Shockley and C. Schmidt There Is Nothing Like a Dame B. Conway, D. Edwards, J. Turner, and M. Lemon The Murdered Yogi J. Carr, R. White, L. Schaefer, D. Watson and B. Conway I Can Do That R. Sommer and B. Conway Japanese Sailors C. Cox, D. Ross, B. Bennett, and A. Axline Bye Bye Life S. Tesson and C. Howald If Were A Carpenter J. Swoboda Shooting of Dan McGrew J. Crawley, P. Reid, K. Clabaugh, M. Biggs, F. O’Donnell, C. Reifsteck, M. Newhart, C. Owenby, B. Howald, P. Tolliver, and L. Sleeper-accom- panist Dramatics Director: Mrs. S. Nolkemper Vocal Director: Mrs. B. Dreyer Stage Member: B. Howald Stage Crew: M. Biggs. R. Sprick, J. Luebke.M. Briggs, C. Owenby Art Work: J. Denton. L. Taylor Concessions: M. Garrett, B. Lucks, R. White Jubilation T. ” Lil Abner” was the 1981 fall musical produced Friday and Saturday November 20 and 21. In all, 63 students helped the Art, Music, and Drama departments co- operate to provide a really fine show. An apprecia- tive audience applauded songs like Jubilation T. Cornpone,” Put 'em Back the Way They Was,” If I Had My Druthers, and Progress Is the Root of All Evil. The antics of Al Capp’s characters from Dog- patch USA were very entertaining, and the entire cast and crew deserve a terrific round of applause. A lot of time, talent, and good old-fashioned hard work combined to make 'Li'l Abner a great success. The cast of this years play is as follows: Lonesome Polecat-Bryan Harrison Hairless Joe-Mike Garret Remeo Scragg-Chip Harrison Clem Scragg-Don Edwards Alf Scragg-Pat Dumay Moonbeam McSwine-Patty Reid Marryin’ Sam-Barry Conway Earthquake Mcgoon-Roger Stude Daisy Mae-Rita Sommer Pappy Yokem-Larry Meadows Mammy Yokem-Diane Lemon Li'l Abner-Mark Reese Cronies-Lyndon Skinner, Mike Lemon, Don Edwards, Jeff Swoboda Mayor Dawmeat-Bob Howald Senator Jack S. Phogbound-Mike Sutherland Rasmussen T. Finsdale-Dan Watson Available Jones-Jim Shodkley Stupefyin’ Jones-Missy Wright Colonels-Lori Taylor Radio Commentators-Chip Harrison. Connie Schmidt, and Lori Taylor General Bullmoose-Mike Lemon Secretaries-Chris Cox, Bev Lucks, Jill Hambach, and Mary Briggs Scarlett-Chris Reifsteck Appasionate Von Climax-Christy Owenby Evil Eye Fleagle-Lyndon Skinner Dr. Smithborn-Ronda Sprick Dr. Schleifitz-Kim Dixon Dr. Krogmeyer-Bev Linke Policeman-Rick Bachelor Government man-Todd Ridder Creighton-Sherri Coleman Colonel-Jeff Swoboda Chad-Lisa Flake Husbands-Don Edwards, Dave Lee, Todd Brew- er, Russ Struttman, Scott Baldwin, Brad Swo- boda Wives-Danielle Ackerman, Toni Artega, Kelli Cla- baugh, Julie Addison, Denise Schaper, Anita Driskell. ROW I: Adv. Art 2- Best of Show”, Anita Ruess. Row 2: Adv. Art 2-lst place, Tom Gossett. Adv. Art l-lst place, Glenda Oelschlaeger. Row 3: Adv. Art 2-2nd place, Anita Ruess. Intro to Art-2nd place, Dennis Trost. Row 4: Adv. Art l-3rd place, Joe Meier. You Can't Take It With You Ronda Sprick . . Michelle Tesson Mary Briggs Mike Garrett Mike Sutherland Dan Watson Brian Harrison Mike Lemon Lisa Schaefer Lynden Skinner Chip Harrison . Roger Stude . . Chris Reifsteck Don Edwards Rita Sommer . Jeff Swoboda Jim Shockley Scott Baldwin Bev Lucks ... ............. Penny .. Essie Carmichael ..............Sonja .............. Paul .......Mr. DePinna .....Ed Carmichael .............Donald . Martin Vanderhoff .............Alice .... Mr. Henderson .........Tony Kirby .....Mr. Kohlenkoff ..............Gayla ..........Mr. Kirby .........Mrs. Kirby ..............G-Man ..............G-Man ..............G-Man Grand Duchess Olga Connie Schmidt .... Student Director Lisa Flake ..............Stage Manager You Can’t Take It With You” was the spring play, per- formed in April of 1932. It was written in the I930’s by Kauffman and Hart. The play is about a group of individual- ists who believe in doing everything their own way. The action in the play centers around Mother, who be- comes a writer because a typewriter was delivered to the house by mistake. Father, who builds fireworks in the base- ment and Grandpa, who does not believe in paying his income taxes, also are centered among the action. Other members of the household include a daughter, who wants to be a ballet dancer-, her husband, who plays the xylo- phone. a Swedish maid, and her lazy, southern boyfriend. Add to these a Russian countess, an IRS agent, a pompass businessman and his wife, a pair of young lovers, and you’ll have the ingredients for a lively play. A lot of time and hard work were put into the production of the play in order to make it a success. Courtwarming This year for the first time, on February 26,1982 the basektball cheerleaders sponsored a Courtwarming Dance for the Basketball season. They had a week full of various activities ending with the dance on Friday. Candidates were: Freshmen: Matt Hake and Danielle Ackerman Scott Costello and Babette Eberhart Sophomores: Todd Brewer and Bridgett Schaper Bryan Harrison Juniors: John Chandler and Kelly Murphy George Heath and JoLynn Hasenkamp Seniors: David Lee and Kelly Clabaugh Russ Struttman and Missy Wright The King and Queen for Courtwarming were David Lee and JoLynn Hasenkamp. 84 Fashion Jewels The Theme of this years Fashion Show was Fashion Jewels. It was held on May 17, 1982. While the students were modeling their fashions a quartet sang, the quartet consisted of Denise Schaper, Bev Linke, Charmin Smith, and Toni Artega. The 1982-83 officers were installed at the end of the program. Bobby Hoelscher and Teresa Blake Randy Brand and Nancy Handlang Barnwarmin’ 1982 was given by the Future Farmers of America on Saturday, March 27th. Many attended the traditional event and danced to the music of Phase V. The coronation took place at 9:00 p.m. The retiring King and Queen John Vahle and Barb Schneider crowned the new 1982 King and Queen Jim Schneider and Terri Harrell. 87 Southern Nights Kelly Clabaugh Escorted by Mike Auth- eriand Missy Wright Escorted by Scott Slat- ten Anita Driskill Escorted by Doug Nord- wald Barry Schneider escorted by Sherri Coleman John Denton escorted by Lisa Boehle David Lee escorted by JoLynn Hasen- kamp 1982 Prom King and Queen: Scott Baldwin and Anita Driskill Prom was held on May I. 1982. with the theme for the evening centered around Southern Nights.” The gym was magically transformed into a Southern atmo- sphere with a pool of water lined with hedges, tables lit with oil lanterns, and old Southern houses painted on the walls. Silhouetted on one wall was the theme with a couple walking up a curved stairway. The main attraction was a gazebo decorated with roses and rose trees to enhance it. The music for the evening was performed by Dixie. Master and Mistress of ceremony for the evening were Mike Lemon and Betty Houston. As the lamp flickered and faded, the 1982 Prom was recalled as a southern night memory. Half-Time Performers The Pom and Flag squads performed many talented routines this year. Home Basketball games were entertained at half time by the Pom Pon squad. They arranged routines to the songs. The Beach Boys Medely, Night Life, Hot Stuff, and On Broadway, making up a variety of different performances. The Flags put on a very entertaining half time show at home football games, along with the Marching Band. At Union Marching Festival the Flags squad received Best Color Guard Award. This is the first time in competition the squad has won such an honor. Sii National Honor Society Every year the National Honor Society has a formal initiation for its new members. To be a member of National Honor Society you must be in the top 15% of the Senior Class or top 10% of the Junior Class. The top 5% of the sophomore class are probationary members. Another requirement is to have had 1 credits of English, History, Math and Science. Honor Society gives out I local scholarship each year, to a Senior for use at the college of their choice. An education field trip is taken in the Spring and this year they went to the Zoo, Lazarium, and The Magic House. Math Club The Math Club is designed to prepare students for two things. First is for the scholar quiz held here at school and second is for the Math Contests that they go to each year. The difference between scholar quiz and Math Contests is that, Scholar Quiz are short answer math problems and Math contests are long answer Math questions. Each year they give out House tests. This test is to help them prepare for Contests. In the Spring they go to contests at Rolla and then to Union for a Math and Science Scholar Quiz. To help finance their trips they sponsor a dance each year. Future Fiomemakers Of America The Future Homemakers of America were led by Peggy Handlang - President, Carla Brush - Vice-President, Teresa White - Secretary, Donna Schroeder - Treasurer, Doris Schoppenhorst - Reporter, Nancy Wolf - Historian. On Octo- ber 29th was their traditional initiation which the new mem- bers had to wear a dress, carry a doll, wear an apron, tie a scarf around their head and carry a paper sack. They have many bake sales throughout the year. Their annual Fashion Show was held May 17. This ended the year’s activities. The Future Farmers of America do a lot of exciting things throughout the year. They go to many con- tests and compete with schools from all over the state of Missouri. In October their annual slave auc- tion is held at which they made a total of $2342.70 which goes for Barnwarmin’, the spring banquet. February was National FFA Week. Everyday they had a different activity planned: Monday - Jacket Day, Tuesday - Teacher Appreciation Day Served Donuts, Wednesday - Aggie Day, Thursday - Teacher Appre- ciation Day, Served Donuts and that night there was an Alumni Banquet, Friday - Presented Flowers to the Secretaries to show their appreciation to helping with FFA week. In May they have two banquets, the yearly chapter banquet and the Area Eleven Banquet. FFA At Their Best 99 Industrial Art Club Art Club The Spotlight Is On Drama The Varisty Show” started the year early for drama students. They performed several skits in it. Also in the fall they read stories to some of the elementary classes. They also participated in Li’l Abner,” You Can’t Take It With You,” and The Spring Arts Festivel.” Being clowns came naturally, and drama clowns appeared at the Antique Machinery Show, the County Fair Parade, the Fruhlingfest and the Homecoming Parade. These ambitious students created puppets and a puppet stage this year. They wrote their own plays and per- formed for some primary classes and at the Fruhlingfest. Ambitious? we. . .11 Hardworking? we. . II Pure perform- ers? Absolutely!! Buddy System FTA activities include student teaching, the buddy system, and this year turn about day. Turn about day was the day the students ran the school. A different student took the positions of principal and secretary in the office. The buddy system was designed to help new students get to know their way around the school. They also go to the Elementary to help teach a class. FTA is having their annual picnic this spring. Foreign Language Club Speech Club Student Council Student Council under the direction of President Dan Watson, Vice President Chip Harrison, and Sec.-Tres. Candy Davis, managed to get a lot of things accomplished. Some of the events they were involved in were: October was sponsoring the Homecoming parade and attending the EMO fall conference. December brought with it the putting up of the Christmas tree in the hallway, and deco- rating the bulletin board. Student Council helped with the Adopt a Family Program, sponsored by all the organiza- tions. The month of February they had a flower sale for Valentines Day, along with a drive for voter registration of those students who had turned 18 before the first of March. They sponsored a blood drive in March, that turned out to be a real success. Spring’s fund raiser was two bake sales, to help finance the Homecoming for next year. They sponsored the all day scholar quiz for the district, and our school took 2nd. A student of the month program was started, which included a student from each class and information about them and their picture put on the bulletin board each month. A new constitution was written, that changed the Student Council elections from the fall to the spring, a vote was taken and passed by the student body. With elections held on May 25th. An orien- tation for new Student Council members was held during the summer for the preparation of the beginning of the new 1982-83 year. 103 First, Last, And This year’s marching band came back as strong as ever. Work began before school on the football show. Freshmen learned the basics, and the upperclassmen sharpened their perfor- mance skills. Competitions were a large part of this year’s effort. The group took third place in the Union Homecoming Parade. The annual Washington H.S. Marching Festival saw the Warriors take third in the street division. With the end of football season came the end of marching band. The members turned in their uniforms for formal dress. Concert band began. Several performances were given by the band and the choirs throughout the year. The choirs started out by performing in the Variety Show. The Christmas Concert in January” was a big success, as were the Arts Festival and the Spring Concert. The concert band achieved a feat that few at W.H.S. could remember happening in the past, (though it did). They played their way to a I rating at district contest in Mexico. Many ensembles and solos also received I ratings, and compet- ed at state level. The choirs also performed at district but no one received a I. Over all. it was a year of firsts, lasts, and to be continueds. The band and choirs showed that they possessed a fine spirit, and all members showed true dedication. To Be Continued . . . The J.V. team this year consisted of two returning players from last year, and the rest were new players. Therefore, it took a lot of hard work and many hard practices to get ready for the games. At the beginning of the season the girls had a hard time getting started, and playing as a team. By the third game though, they knew what they were supposed to do, and won their first game. From then on, the girls tried really hard, and ended up with an overall record of 6-7. With all the young players, next years team should be pretty good. Opponent Date Warrenton Wright City Sept. 8 Lost Winfield Sept. 10 Lost Elsberry Sept. 15 Won Washington Sept. 17 Lost St. Francis Borgia Sept. 21 Lost Wellsville Sept. 23 Lost Troy Sept. 24 Won Wright City Oct. 1 Won Francis Howell Oct. 5 Lost Clopton Oct. 8 Won Montgomery City Oct. 13 Won Bowling Green Oct. 15 Won Troy Oct. 20 Lost 107 Divin’ And Rollin’ 108 This year's Varsity squad started off with a lot of confidence and a 3-0 record, which helped them with some of the tougher opponents later on. They started out with a new coach this year, Karen Schneider. Coach Schneider said, They adjusted well with a new coach, and they started off the season well.” Anita Ruess and Charmin Smith were picked as co-captains by the team. Charmin Smith was picked for 1st team All Confer- ence, and Shawna Fitzgibbons and Robin White were picked for 2nd team All Conference. They ended up with a 4-3 Conference record and 6-8 overall. Bumpin ’ And Sett in' Opponent Date Warrenton Wright City Sept. 8 Won Winfield Sept. 10 Won Elsberry Sept. 15 Won Washington Sept. 17 Lost St. Francis Borgia Sept. 21 Lost Wells ville Sept. 23 Won Troy Sept. 24 Lost Wright City Oct. 1 Won Francis Howell Oct. 5 Lost Clopton Oct. 8 Won Montgomery City Oct. 13 Lost Bowling Green Oct. 15 Lost Troy Oct. 20 Lost (District) Troy Nov. 2 Lost 109 Varsity Football mu The 1981 Varsity football team ended their sea- son with a 1-6 record. This was not one of the Warriors better season. We went up against a lot of tough teams and the scores showed it. One drawback of the season was the fact that the team was pretty small. The Warriors just seemed to lack that little something that makes a season a success. Sept. 4 Owensville Lost 0-13 Sept. II Louisiana Lost 6-22 Sept. IS John F. Kennedy Lost 6-31 Oct. 2 Bowling Green Lost 7-35 Oct. 9 Van Far Won 21- 0 Oct. 17 Missouri Military Lost 0-16 Oct. 23 Troy Lost 3-12 Oct. 30 Montgomery City Lost 0-28 Nov. 6 Flerculaneum Lost 0- 7 ill Football JV mam - V:Bf v -Afe 112 The Junior Varsity Football team had a very disappointing year. Even though they worked hard in their long hours of practice, scrimmag- ing and games they lost all of their games. They were a very young and inexperienced team. Now with the Junior High Football being rein- stated this will help benefit the High School teams by making them more experienced. Bet- ter luck next year. t 113 DATE MEETS Sept. 8 Winfield Sept. 15 Troy Sept. 18 St. Dominic Sept. 22 Elsberry Oct. 1 Troy Invitational Oct. 6 Warrenton Oct. 10 North County Tech Oct. 14 Conference Oct. 26 Bowling Green Oct. 31 District All In A D Run The 1981 Cross Country team, consisting of males and fe- males, competed in ten different meets this season. We commend these runners for their hard work and participa- tion in this season. J. V. Basketball This years J.V. Basketball team consisted of a young team, only 5 returning members from the year be- fore. Even with this, the girls really worked hard as a team. Their final record was 5-11, which isn’t to bad for such a young team. Next year’s team should do well if all the members return. 115 Fighting Warriorettes The girls Varsity Basketball team was one of the har- dest working teams, yet to be here at Warrenton High. They had a lot of ups and downs on the team and they lost a couple of their members. The girls that were left, were forced to take on most of the games and a couple of the J.V. girls had to fill in. These girls played as a team, and worked really hard to win. They played quite a few big schools. They ended up with a record of 11-12. 116 Opponent Bowling Green Wellsville Mexico Herman Wellsville Winfield Montgomery Herman Louisiana Wright City Silex Elsberry Clopton Troy Wellsville Troy Montgomery St. Dominic Silex Washington St. Francis Borgia Montgomery Centralia Us Them 48 50 43 34 38 54 45 35 27 38 55 41 46 36 48 40 35 53 69 41 51 42 34 44 39 48 29 36 26 30 25 42 44 40 39 38 44 31 35 62 32 38 44 39 46 57 117 Them 73 59 54 60 52 59 40 71 61 75 C 74 117 56 46 79 89 54 70 79 41 86 I 75 The 1981-82 basketball season was one of rebuilding. Of all the returning players only a few had little playing exper- ience. The main thing I can say about this team was they never gave up everytime they took the floor the other team was always faster, better shooters, and more exper- ienced, but the Warriors kept taking them on and even though they were defeated 22 times they kept trying and never gave up. I feel that this year a solid foundation was set for upcoming teams. Because, before you climb to the top you have to see the bottom, and we have been there. This years team has nothing to be ashamed of, even though they lost all games but the scoreboard they all came away winners inside, stated Coach Ward. Varsity Wellsville Mont. City Elsberry Wright City Silex Herman Mont. City Wright City Winfield Troy Elsberry Wright City Wellsville Wright City Chamois Van Far Bowling Green Orchard Farm Clopton Borgia Elsberry Washington Regionals Fulton Looking Forward To The Future Opponent Herman Montgomery City Wright City Winfield Clopton Winfield Troy Elsberry Wright City Wellsville Van Far Bowling Green Orchard Farm Clopton St. Francis Borgia Elsberry ‘Washington Us Them 32 58 25 37 21 40 25 31 23 51 29 47 32 47 C C 44 49 43 35 27 33 35 60 37 39 32 37 29 58 31 45 42 41 The 1981-82 Junior Varsity Boy’s Basketball team faired a little better than their older counterparts, finishing the season with a 2-13 season. The one thing of importance for the J.V. team was the playing time and the experience they earned. The team showed what to look forward to in the fu- ture by winning the last game of the season. After trailing by seven points with less than two min- utes to play, they showed a lot of poise and char- acter and came back to win by one point. This is the type of basketball that builds winners. Golf The golf team this year played between rains and came out with a five win and five loss record. Jerry Adams place eleventh at districts and the team placed ninth. At the Warrenton Invitationals the team placed seventh. Determined To Win This years Varsity track team worked really hard, and they were determined to win. The girls won dual meets with both Winfield and Wright City. At the conference meet Carolyn Niss- ing broke her own record and posted a new school record at 14:23 in the 3200M. As a team the girls ended 3rd in Conference. It was the first year for State Sectional Meets. The following girls qualified: Cara Fischer for the high jump, Charmin Smith for the IOOM and 200M, Karen Allen, Michelle Davis, Nancy Noblitt, and Charmin Smith for the 800M relay team. Charmin Smith went on to take 4th in State in the 200M. She was also voted Most Valuable Player and Co-Captain of her team. Other honors went to Marsha Adkins for Most Dedicated and Most Improved, Rita Sommer was the other Co-Captain, and Nancy Noblitt Rook- ie of the year. So the girls kept their Determination and proved they could win. The J.V. team had only 5 runners and 3 meets. Often the Freshmen were asked to fill gaps on varsity. The highlights of the season was the 54-34 victory over Winfield in a dual meet. 122 Track Senior Players Row I: David Breeden. Scott Baldwin, Charmin Smith, Keith Backland, Terry Gibson, Leslie Schneider, Shawna Fitzgibbons, Anita Ruess, Robin White, Charlene Nissing, Kelly Clabaugh, Carolyn Nissing, Todd Ridder, Tim Butler, Matt James. Dave Lee. Jerry Adams. Row I: Charmin Smith. Charlene Nissing, Brian Wilson, Jerry Adams. Rita Sommer. Row 2: Dave Lee. Joyce Luebke, Annette Potthast, Jon Turner. David Polston, Carolyn Nissing, Shawna Fitzgibbons. Missy Wright. Row 3: Russ Struttmann. David Breeden, Todd Ridder, Matt James. Curt Beard. 127 Row I: Jeanne Shockley, Toni Artega, John Denton, Barry Conway, Dan Watson, Beth Holt, Lisa Schaefer. Row 2: Bev Lucks, Mary Briggs, Joyce Luebke, Jackie Carr, Mrs. Nolkemper, Robin White, Kim Dixon, Connie Schmidt, Sherri Coleman. Row I: Chris Reifsteck, Amanda Herndon, Kelly Clabaugh. Row 2-. Karen Rhoades, Shelly Tesson, Francine O’Donnell, Jill Hambach, Patty Reid, Kim Stout. Row 3: Lori Taylor, Christy Owenby, Diane Lemon, Paul Tolliver, JJoAnn Crawley, Bob Howald. Not Pictured: Mike Biggs, Carleen Fortenberry, Mike Garrett. 128 Math Club COE Row I: Denise Schaper, Kim Dixon, Brian Nothstine, Carla Brush, Carolyn Nissing. Mr. Quest. Bryan Hartnagel. Row 2-. Ronda Sprick, Scott Costello. Scott Prinster. Jim Meier, Rita Sommer. David Breeden. Bev Lucks. Jerry Adams. Lynden Skinner, Lori McGee. Charlene Nissing, Terry Gibson. Row 3: Dan Watson. Russell Struttman, Chip Harrison, Todd Rid- der. Paul Brockfeld. Keith Backlund. Not-Pictured: Jay Bass. Roger Bates, Kim Elcan, Betsy George, Jeff Joens, Mary Beth Keane. Tricia Pauk, Liz Sleeper. Row I: Mark Wagener. Todd Evans, Rob Butler. Ray Coleman. Mike Hambach, Randy Allen. Row 2: Steve Polston, Kevin Murphy, Norma Baumann, David Owenby, Sheila Fry, Terri Thornton, Jackie Carr, Dan Chestnut, Donnie Heggemann. Row 3: Russ Mi- chelson. Melony Davis, Mike Mertens, Barry Schneider. Tim Ebbesmeyer. Bill McVey. Not-Pic- tured: Sharlla Coleman, Kara Lewis. Dewayne Rain- water. 129 I.A. Club Tech School Row I: David Polston. Eddie Meyer, James Coleman, Larry Meadows, Allen Brandwein, George Tracy, Joyce Luebke, Terri Thornton. Row 2-. Mr. Baldwin, Larry Edgemon, Ricky Fry, Don Edwards, Jim Achenbach, Murray Aston, Bobby Owens, Charlie Neubauer, Melinda Wilson. Row 3: Jeff Schuster, Rodney Landsford, Tim Butler, Ronnie Heggemann, Greg Blankenship, Darryll Waller, Jeff Gutterman, Mr. Bradshaw. Not Pictured; Lennie Bass, Jeff Bosworth. Bruce Branson, Don Heidbrink, Kevin Murphy, Dan Lallement. 130 Row I: Paul Monroe, Steve Moreland, Darryll Waller, Everett Paul, Mark Gross. Branson. Row 3: Ted Jones, Mike Roach, Roger Smith, Allen Wulff. Not Pictured: Greg Blankenship, Lennie Bass, Don Heidbrink, Brian Wilson. Randy Starks, Floyd Vaughn. Lori Hunt. Carol Staplefield, Michelle Bierbaum. Foreign Language Club Concert Band Row I: Chris Cox. Amy Brune, Carol Howald. Kim Dixon, Suzanne Gierer. Row 2-. Brenda Williams, Nancy Handlang, Loretta Rhoades. Lisa Bakameyer. Lori McGee, Patty Bauer, Bev Drosselmeyer. Mrs. Wilson. Row 3: Marcella Brune, Lisa Lenzenhuber, Nancy Wulff, Rick Hellebusch, Roger Stude. Pat Dumay, Scott Slatten. Dan Watson. Row 4: Kelly Futch, Janet Carman. Shelley Riddle, Katie Frick, Danny Golliher. Not Pictured: Diane Lemon, Scott Prinster, Rita Sommer. Row I: Mr. Williamson, David Owenby, Carla Brush, Suzanne Gierer. Diane Lemon, Nancy Noblitt, Kim Elcan, Bev Lucks, Nancy Wulff. Betsy George. Liz Sleeper. Row 2-. Rachael Cornell. Vicky Petersmeyer, Dennis Trost, Chris Reifsteck, Anne Axline, Jeff Nelson. Cheri Frick, Shelley Riddle, Theresa Lucas, Alisa Jones. Betty Houston, Mike Sutherland. David Eubanks, Theresa Blake. Bridgett Schaper, Lynn Hoover, Lisa Lenzenhuber. Tricia Pauk, Dana Garrett. Row 4: Todd Ridder, Gary Woods, Ronny Monroe. Missy Fargo. Lea Wendlandt, Ronnie Slavik, Shannon Luetkemeyer, Kenny Edwards, Brad Seger, Ronda Sprick, Yvette Brewer, Kathy Klenke, Jack Crump, Matt Miller, Bobby Frick. Lee Cregar, Gary Pettig, Rhonda Schaefer, Mary Leimkuhler, Carolyn Nissing, Barb Hamrick, Monique Scheer, Danielle Briggs, Charlene Nissing. Row 4 Mike Lemon, Clifford Tucker, Jim Melton. Mark Reese. Paul Meine, Shelly Tesson. Jim Meier, Scott Costello, Bill Sanker, Rob Schomberg. Roger Stude, Brian Nothstine, Greg Wilson, Danny Smith, Kevin Watson, Ben Gierer, Steve Owenby, Dede Tesson, Greg Boeling, Zac Eckland. Don Reinhardt. Jeff Karrenbrock, Randy Brand, Julie Addison. Not Pictured: Linda Moeller, Cara Fischer, Alisa Pauk, Paul Tolliver. 131 Future Teachers Of America Row I: Mrs. Bradshaw. Row 1. Lori Dixon, Lisa Riddle, Peggy Coleman. Loretta Rhoades. Sheila Surls. Diana Fuller. Jane Fulgam. Marsha Adkins. Kathy Gibson. Row 3= Katie Firck. Amanda Herndon. Kim Dixon. Shelley Riddle. Jadkie Weekley, Tammy Paul. Francine O’Donnell. Stacy Brooks. Shannon Luetkemeyer. Betty Houston. Lisa Robinson. Tina Cooper. Mary Leimkuehler. Diane Lemon. Jeanne Shockley, Charmin Smith. Connie Schmidt. Row I: Jill Hambach, Shelley Tesson. Lisa Steiner, Lisa Flake, Karry Schmidt. Danielle Briggs. Mary Briggs. Renee Divinny, Karen Allen, Patty Bauer, Cheryl Boone. Row 2-. Candy Davis, Susan Manns, Debi Hunn, Janet Carman, Bev Butler. Monique Scheer, Sharmaine Krout, Beth Holt, Tammy Luetkemeyer, Gene Herndon. Not Pictured: Fleta Davis, Patty Fletcher, Tom Gibson, Jackie Goodwin. Carol Howald, Bev Linke, Bonnie Murray, Fran Bates. Lynn Lucus. 132 FHA Row I: Clinton Polston. Greg Bunge. Mike Garrett, Todd Hahn, Janice Mertens. Lori Taylor, Mark Reese. Row 2-. Tommy Gibson, Lisa Boehle, Kerry Schmidt. Paul Tolliver, Judy Stroer. Mr. Schreck. Row 3: Lisa Surls, Annette Potthast, Sandy Weinrich, Joyce Luebke, Glenda Fitzgibbons, Susan Manns, Glenda Oelschlaeger. Charmin Smith. Row 4: Christy Owenby, Shawna Fitzgibbons, Kelly Clabaugh, Joann Crawley, Anita Ruess. Row 5: Eric Peniston, Sheri Coleman, John Chandler, JoLynn Hasenkamp, John Denton. Row 6: Bob Howald. Not Pictured: Randy Allen, Chris Differauer. Chip Harrison. 133 Art Club Row I: Kim Butler. Nancy Wulff. Doris Schopenhorst, Donna Schroeder, Teresa White, Carla Brush, Peggy Handlang. Row 2-. Lisa Bakameyer, Johanna Tuzzolino. Row 3: Melinda Parker, Michelle Ruether. Jill Hambach. Diane Lemon, Mary Brune. Lisa Flake. Chris Fry. Valerie Schultz. Mrs. Shores. Row 4: Tina Cooper. Mary Leimkuehler. Not Pictured: Nancy Handlang. Mary Hoelscher. Diane Meeker. Student Council Honor Society Row I: Ronda Sprick, Lynden Skinner. Row 2: Vanessa Reed. Dan Watson. Candy Davis. Chip Harrison. Pam Arnold. Row 3: Tammy Harrell. Lisa Lenzenhuber. Row 4: Carin Gerard. Matt Hake. Row I: Liz Sleeper, Ronda Sprick, Rita Sommer, Dan Watson. Row 2-. Diane Lemon, Lori McGee, Denise Schaper, Betty Houston. Carol Howald. Shelley Riddle. Betsy George. Bev Lucks. Charlene Nissing. Row 3: Roger Stude, Paul Brockfeld. Lynden Skinner, Julie Myers. Jerry Adams, Ron Slavik. David Owenby. Tom Gossett. Mike Sutherland, Jeff Karrenbrock. Mr. Petersmeyer. Row 4= Russell Struttmann, Mary Beth Keane, Brenda Williams, Kim Dixon, Shelley Tesson. JoLynn Hasenkamp, Candy Davis. Shawna Fitzgibbons, Kelli Murphy. Michelle Bierbaum, Kevin Meine. 134 FFA Old Members And Row I: Carol Wagener. Charlie Hoelscher, John Toebben, Carolyn Nising, Charlene Nissing, Terry Braeht. Steve Moreland. Row 2: Jim Raterman. Norma Baumann. Jim Schneider. Vernon Tipp. Tom Ebbesmeyer. Doug Norwald. George Vance, Chris Theerman. Charles Neubauer, Gayle Harrelston. Row 3: Mark Wagener, Todd Brewer. Kelley Futch, Peggy Handlang. Roger Taylor. Mike Sutherland. Row 4: Brad Swoboda. Row 5: Tim Ebbesmeyer, Mike Mertens. Barry Schneider, Paul Brockfeld. Terri Harrell, Christy Owenby. Row 6= David Owenby, Jeff Karrenbrock. Not Pictured: Randy Griesenhauer, Thea Spoonster, Roger Prenger. Row I: Joanne Brewe. Steve Owenby. Jim Canelosx. Row 1-. Jeff Groeper, Susan Bowman. Vanessa Reed. Valerie Schulze. Row 3: Bobby Hoelscher, Nancy Handlang. Tammy Harrell. Yvette Brewer. Row 4: Glenn Schoppenhorst. Alisa Pauk. Row 5: Teresa Blake. Randy Brand. Not Pictured: Neal Roetemeyer. 135 Vocal Ensemble And Concert Choir Row I: Matt Hake. Karen Merx. Row 2: Kelli Mur- phy. Denise Schaper. Don Edwards. Toni Artega. Charmin Smith. Row 3: Barry Conway. Robin White. Mike Lemon. Anita Driskill, Jon Turner. Row I: Jane Fulgham, Marisa Rucinski, Anne Ax- line, Mary Hoelscher, Larry Meadows, Danielle Ackerman. Amanda Herndon. Danielle Thebau. Row 2: Becky Bennett. Carin Gerard. Gina Car- roz. Rick Bachelor. Chris Diffenauer. Jim Shock- ley. Chris Wiley, Tina Cooper. Julie Addison. Row 3: Rita Sommer. Karen Martin, Jeff Swo- boda. Roger Stude. Jon Turner, Diane Lemon. Charmin Smith, Kathy Gibson. Not Pictured: Fe- lita Davis. Susan Watson. 136 Jazz Band And Percussion Row I: Mark Reese, Mr. Williamson, Gary Woods. Row 2: Mike Sutherland. Bev Lucks, Lorin Young, Cara Fischer. Kelly Clabuagh. Clifford Tucker. Row 3: Don Reinhardt. Ron Monroe. Row 4: Diane Lemon. Paul Tolliver. Kevin Meine, Ronda, Sprick, Todd Rid- der, Tracy Young. George Heath. Row 5: Bryan Har- rison. Row I: Julie Addison. Randy Brand. Row 1-. David Owenby. Lorin Young, Jeff Karrenbrock, Don Rein- hardt, Paul Tolliver, Keith Backlund. Kathy Klenke, Mr. Williamson. Not Pictured: Betsy George, Liz Sleeper. Woodwinds Flutes and Piccolo: Dana Garrett. Rhonda Schaefer. Bev Lucks. Lisa Lenzenhuber. Nancy Noblitt. Nancy Wulff. Charlene Nissing. Mary Leimkuehler, Carolyn Nissing. Danielle Briggs, Sharmaine Krout. Not Pictured: Tricia Pauk. Monique Scheer. Theresa Blake. Lynn Hoover. Clarinets: Anne Axline. Chris Reifsteck, Teresa Lucas. Jeff Nelson, Dennis Trost, Vicky Petersmeyer, Rachael Cornell. Carla Brush, Suzanne Gierer, Linda Moeller, Alisa Jones, Cheri Frick. Saxophone: Robert Frick. Yvette Brewer, Lee Cregar, Jack Crump, Gary Pettig, Mike Lemon, Cara Fischer. Mike Sutherland, David Eubanks, Betty Houston. 138 Brass Trumpets: (Row I) Leslie Schneider, Kelly Clabaugh, Kevin Watson, Jim Meier, Steve Owenby, Ben Gierer. Brian Nothstine, Kreg Wilson, Ronda Sprick. Alisa Pauk, DeeDee Tesson. (Row 2) Danny Smith, Greg Boling. Scott Costello, Tracy Young, Roger Stude, Paul Meine, Mark Reese. Clifford Tucker, Zac Eckland, Jim Melton, Bill Sanker, Rob Schaumberg Low Brass: Missy Pherigo, Gary Woods, Ron Slavik, Ron Monroe, Todd Ridder, Brad Seger, Roger Stude. 139 Volleyball Row I: Kelley Futch, Julie Addison, Nancy Noblitt, Carin Gerard. Row 2: Tammy Harrell, Coach Stevenson, Kim Elcan, Nancy Wulff, Kim Pape, Coach Schneider, Nora Dennager. 140 Row I: Kelly Clabaugh, Marsha Adkins, Jane Fulgham, Leslie Schneider. Row 2: Anita Ruess, Shawna Fitzgibbons, Jill Hambach, Charmin Smith. Row 3: Cara Fischer, Glenda Fitzgibbons. Rw 4: Coach Stevenson, Robin White, Chris Reifsteck, Coach Schnieder. Football Row I: Bob Howald manager, Scott Baldwin. Todd Brewer. Allan Brandwein, Murray Aston. Larry Meadows. Rick Bachelor. Floyd Vaughn. David Eubanks. Steve Owenby. Row 2: Coach Hilbert. Gayle Harrelston. Mark Avery. Don Edwards. Matt Miller. Scott Slatten, Kirk Perry. Mike Sutherland. Jack Crump. Bruce Branson. David Lee. Coach Baldwin. Coach Merit. Row 3: Doug Nordwald. Rick Struttmann, Terry Brock. Jeff Swoboda, Joe Meier. Andy Branson, Pat Dumay, Danny Lallement, Matt James, Tim Butler, Chris Diffenauer. Row I: Greg Boling, Brad Seger. Leon English. Jim Meier, Stewart Polston. Jeff Jones. Duane Harris. Row 2: Neal Roetemeyer. Matt Hake, Dan Gross, Gerald Breese, Mike Schmidt. Danny Smith, Todd Travis. Row 3= Coach Kirkendoll, Gary Breuer. Scott Costello. Chris Raymond. Rodney Lansford. Mark Dreyer, Ray Rhoades. Not Pictured: Gary Pettig. Basketball Row I: Kelli Murphy, Cara Fischer. Row 2: Jill Hambach, Nancy Wulff, Missy Wright. Row I: Julie Addison, Nancy Nobblitt. Row 2: Lisa Brengle, Debbie Lanzone. Row 3: Kelley Futch, Teresa Blake, Deanna Tesson, Danielle Briggs, Missy Pherigo, Row 4: Lea Wendtland, Ms. Stevenson, Nancy Wulff, Laura Erickson, Tammy Harrell, Karen Merx. 142 Basketball Row I: Dave Lee, David Breeden, Randy Hammon, Curt Beard, Jerry Adams. Row 2: Jeff Swoboda, Mgr., Coach Schlenke, Lisa Lenzenhuber, Stats, Darrell Davis, Joe Meier, Kevin Meine, Todd Ridder, Russ Struttmann, Betty Houston, Stats, Coach Ward, Mary Beth Keane, Stats. 143 Row I: Jeff Swoboda, Mgr., Stewart Polston, Jeff Joens, Dave Piscoitta. Bryan Harrison. Row 2-. Coach Schlenke, Mark Dreyer, Scott Costello, Terry Bracht, Rick Struttmann. Gary Adams, Coach Ward. Track Row I: Beth Schaumberg, Annette Potthast. Sharmaine Krout, Kelly Baldwin, Christine Reifsteck, Mary Beth Keane, Nancy Noblitt, Cheri Frick, Karen Allen. Kim Lafferty. Row 2: Coach Schneider, Marsh Adkins, Danielle Briggs. Cara Fischer, Charlene Nissing. Michelle Davis, Jill Hambach, Karen Rhoads. Glenda Fitzgibbons. Carolyn Nissing. Rita Sommer, Charmin Smith, Teresa Blake. Jane Fulgam, Mr. Struttman. Not Pictured: Alisa Pauk, Tammy Harrell, Tammy Luetkemeyer. Bridgett Schaper, Patti Bauer. Row I: Dave Polston, Jeff Joens, Ron Monroe, Rob Schaumberg. Keith Backlund, Chris Theerman, Randy Bannister, Murray Aston, Larry Meadows, Dave Pisciotta. Row 2: Eric Penniston. Scott Prinster. Mark Dreyer. Brian Gardner. Matt James, Terry Bracht, Jon Turner. Joe Meier, Mike Sutherland. Matt Miller, Chris Diffenauer. Mark Knitting. Not Pictured: Scott Baldwin. Kyle Bolm, Pat Dumay, Don Edwards. David Lee. Doug Norwald. Everett Paul. 144 Golf And Special Olympics Row I: Kreg Wilson. Jerry Adams, Robert Frick. Row 2-. Eddie Meyer, Mindy Wilson, Greg Boling, Brian Wilson, Todd Ridder, Jim Meier, Joyce Luebke, Rich Bachelor, Mr. Dent. Row I: Elaine Davis, Brenda Jennings. Row 2: Shelby Smith, Byron Miller, Pam Schneider. Row 3: Julie Meyers, Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Kivett. 145 Football Cheerleaders 146 Row I: Lynn Hoover. Anita Driskill, Denise Schaper. Row 1-. Lisa Riddle. Tricia Pauk, Leslie Young. Row I: Kim Butler. Row 2-. Barb Hamrick. Susan Bowman. Anne Axline. Row 3: Kathy Brock. Monique Scheer. Holly Bogtx. Row 4: Dawn Ross. Basketball Cheerleaders 14 7 tV nV V Row I: Connie Schmidt. Kelli Clabaugh. Mary Briggs. Row 2: Leslie Schneider, Tricia Pauk. Row 3: Charmin Smith. Row I: Mary Leimkuehler, Gina Carroz, Sue Bowman. Row 2-. Alisa Pauk, Karen Gerard. Row 3: Kim Butler. Dawn Ross. Flags And Poms Row I: Shelley Riddle. Karen Merx, Lori McGee, Bridgett Schaper, Pam Arnold, Chris Cox, Amanda Herndon, Katie Frick, Stacey Brooks. Row 2: Christy Owenby, Elizabeth Gellhausen. Kim Elcan. Kim Pape, Charmin Smith, Shannon Luetkemeye. Michelle Tesson, Kelly Murphy, Mr. Schreck. Row I: Elizabeth Gellhausen, JoLynn Hasenkamp, Lori McGee. Row 2: Lora Wolff, Kathy Brock, Christy Owenby, Kim Pape, Pam Arnold. Row 3: Carol Staplefeld, Shannon Luetkemeyer. Michelle Tesson, Kim Elcan. Row 4: Monique Scherr, Danielle Ackerman, Ms. Avis, Amanda Herndon, Katie Frick. 148 Speech Club And W-Club Row I: Ms. Patterson. Rita Sommer. Dan Watson. Beverly Lucks, Kim Dixon. Beverly Linke, Jeff Swoboda. Diane Lemon. Row I: Coach Hilbert, Matt James. Renee Moss, Cheri Frick, Chris Reifsteck, Cara Fischer, Missy Wright. David Lee, Curt Beard. Karen Merx, Jerry Adams, Shawna Fitzgibbons. Row 2-. David Eubanks. Matt Miller, Bob Howald, Denise Schaper, Mary Beth Keane. Charmin Smith. Leslie Schneider. Kelly Claybaugh. Bryan Harrison, Jill Hambach. Jeff Swoboda, Terry Bracht. Row 3: Joe Meier, Brad Seger.David Polston, Marsha Adkins. Jane Fulgam. Bonnie Murray. Mike Sutherland. Julie Addison. Terri Harrell. Nancy Noblitt. Row 4: David Breeden, Scott Baldwin, Kelley Futch, Scott Slatten, Steve Owenby, Dede Tesson, Charlene Nissing, Russ Struttman, Bridget Schaper, Todd Ridder, Kevin Meine Chris Diffenauer. Gary Brewer, Jeff Joens. 149 Top Ten Percent Row I: Connie Schmidt, Betsy George, Rita Sommer, Lori McGee. Row 2-. Jerry Adams, Ronda Sprick, Paul Brockfeld, Russ Struttmann, Dan Watson, David Owenby, Liz Sleeper. Departmental Award Winners Department Recipients Science- Betsy George Library Science- Beth Holt Math- Lori McGee Art- Anita Ruess Business Ed.- Connie Schmidt Band- Liz Sleeper Speech S Drama- Rita Sommer English- Dan Watson Scholarship Winners Albright Concessions- Dan Watson Brockfeld- Connie Schmidt BPW- Ronda Sprick 1A. Club- Jerry Adams MFA- David Owenby MFA (Runner-up)- Rita Sommer National Honor Society- Paul Brockfeld Student Council- Lori McGee Rotary Club- Russ Struttmann Woodrow Wilson Blackwood- Dan Watson OTHERS: Curator’s- UMC Paul Brockfeld Curator’s- UMC Lori McGee Regent’s- CMSU Jerry Adams Regent’s- CMSU Russ Struttmann Regent’s- CMSU Dan Watson Regent’s- NMSU Charlene Nissing President’s- SMSU Rita Sommer Engineering- UMC Paul Brockfeld Chancellor’s- UMC David Owenby Wurdack- UMC David Owenby Accounting- ECC Lori McGee Drama- ECC Connie Schmidt Sports Banquet E54 151 Ooooh, No!!! More Snow!!! This year the snow was the most talked about object. Before Christmas vacation we had a week off because of the snow. And then another day after the new year start- ed. But the snow wasn’t the only thing that kept us home, it was also the below 0 temperatures. Like when it was 20 below but with the windchill factor it was 60 below. It seemed we had the snow for sleigh riding, but the freezing temperatures kept everybody indoors. When we finally got to come back to school, everybody faced the problem of getting stuck in the parking lot, and of course there were people who did, and ended up being pushed out. Walking out to the buses, or walking from the buses was tricky, you had to watch your step, one wrong step and you were on the groundl And then some people fell just out in the parking lot, trying to get to their cars. Then afterwards, after all the snow melted, instead of walking through snow drifts, it was wading through pud- dles up to your anklesl Oh but wasn’t it funll Because of all this snow and cold weather we missed a total of 12 days, putting the last day of school in June. 152 CAMPBELLTON CORP. R. W. Lewis • Tooling • Jigs • Fixtures • Machine Parts • Welding • Special Machine • Large Fabrication P.O. 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