Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

WHPiPiEN CDUNTV PAGE 66.....ADMINISTRATION FACULTY fjf f cj PAGE 72.....ACTIVITIES ES PAGE 95.....ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 110....SPORTS IP PAGE 130........GROUP SHOTS xjj PAGE 158......ADS TABLE OF CONTENTS... PAGE 1......OPENING PAGE PAGE 8......SENIOR SECTION PAGE 44 UNDER CLASSMEN “What Shall I Wear???’’ Oh my God what do I wear! Believe it or not, some people care. Should I wear my jeans with a hole on the pocket? Or my ruffle blouse with my gold antique locket. Or maybe my mini skirt I got yesterday, I can’t wear that, what will people say. I could wear my dress with the slit up the side But there’s a run in my pantyhose that's to big to hide. Maybe Harold will dress up today, No, he'll wear a T-shirt like any other day. Maybe Mom's got something I can borrow. I’ll just sleep on it and wait till tomorrow. Sheri Coleman Caring, Sharing, And Swaring ... Friends? Some old, some new, sometimes snotty, but always true. Spending time, sharing sights, wasting, time, and oh. the fights. Kindergarden years bring all the fears, we glance away and we are grown, and all of a sudden we're on our own. Friends are gone, but never far, liking you for who you are. You hang around with all the bunch and sometimes heed to throw a punch. We always party with the best and we get drunk like all the rest. As time flies by we'll look to see all we did in 83' and as this year is over and done we’ll look to the next to a lot more fun. Carin Gerard You entered my life in a casual way, And saw at a glance what I needed; There were others who passed me or met me each day, But never a one of them heeded. Perhaps you were thinking of other folks more, Or chance simply seemed to decree it; I know there were many such chances before, But the others-well, they didn’t see it. You said just the things that I wished you would say, And you made me believe that you meant it; I held up my head in the old gallant way, And resolved you should never repent it. There are times when encouragement means such a lot, And a word is enough to convey it; There were others who could have, as easy as not- But, just the same, they didn't say it. There may have been someone who could have done more To help me along, though I doubt it; What I needed was cheering, and always before They had let me plod onward without it. You helped to refashion the dream of my heart, And made me turn eagerly to it; There were others who might have (I question that part) But, after all, they didn't do it!!! Grace Strieker Dawson “Which Character Are You’’ Study We Must Or Must We?? 15 16 Look At The Camera Smile!!! 17 McVL ka. Adkins Mu iJuiy Aston Jaw s Achznbach PHI 18 Jay Bow 4 PatAicia BauzA Lisa Bozhlz Mien 8sumdoeln tt tXheu) Bneei e Janet Camen John ChancLlen Peggy Coleman She'll Colrnan 19 Candy Vavix EdiiXa DaviA ChnJj topkzK V-i enauex Kim Viwn David Ve.Ha it 20 Vcnaid Edva idA Zachaxy Eklund Coxa EiAdtex Glenda Fitzgibbom Jane Fulgham Michael. 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Kaaen Rhoads 26 Shelley Riddle Lisa Sehaelen Denise SehapeA Robert Schaumbcng KeAA-ij Schmidt Pamela Schneiden Vonti Sch.oppmh.out Scott Slatten Ronald Slavik Thea SpooutcA Randy Stank Li a Steinen . 27 Lei a SuaLs Sk ila SuaJU HickzaZ SuXheAland JcU y Swoboda RogeM Taylor Hichelle Teuton Shwvi VaJLMsLuts George l ance VaMxytt WatteJi Suian Wctfion Sandy WelnAich Btiznda W-ilttam . 29 Not Pictured: Greg Blankenship, Amanda Herndon, Robert Howald, Kevin Mohundro, Renee Moss, Ron Moss, Kathy Parson. Terri Harrell, Sec.; Kelli Murphy, V. Pres.; Betty Houston, Pres. MeJLLnda WaIaovi Goal Wood6 JR SR KzLtcy Futch Peggy Handlang Sr. Directory JIM ACHENBACH: Industrial Arts Club 1 -4. Treas. 2.3.4; COE Vice Pres.; District DECA Contest 4th place; State DECA Con- test 1st place; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Personality. MURRAY ASTON: Football 1-4; Track 1.3; W-Club 3.4; Indus- trial Arts Club 4. Vice Pres. 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Sexiest. GREG BLANKENSHIP: Industrial Arts Club 1-4; FFA 1,2. LISA BOEHLE: COE Pres.; Art Club 3.4. Pres.; District DECA Contest 2nd place; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Looking. ALLEN BRANDWEIN: Industrial Arts Club 1-4; W-Club 3.4; COE; Football 3.4. MARY BRIGGS: Transferred from Fort Zumwalt 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Cheerleader 3.4. Co-Captain 4; Homecoming Queen 4; FTA 3.4; FLC 4; Drama 3.4; Speech Club 4; LiF Abner” 3; “You Can’t Take it With You” 3: Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Harvey” 4; Choir 4; Vice Pres. 4; Vocal Ensem- ble 4; Pom Pons 4; Variety Show 3.4; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Personaity and Most Talkative; Drama Dept. Award 4. District Contest Choir 2” Rating 4; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3.4. JANET CARMAN: Choir 1.2; FLC 3.4; Math Club 4; PENNY CARR: FLC 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Sexiest. JOHN CHANDLER: Art Club 1-4; COE Courtwarming King 4. MATT BREESE: Track 2; COE. PEGGY COLEMAN: FT A 2-4; FLC 4; Treble Choir 1-4; “Lil Abner 3; Drama 4; Once Upon a Mattress 4. SHERI COLEMAN: Cheerleader 2, Co-Captain 2; Drama 3; Lil' Abner 3; Variety Show 4; Art Club 3.4. Vice Pres. JACK CRUMP: Football 1-4; Track 1; W-Club 3.4. Vice Pres 4; Marching Band 1-4; District Contest Sax Quartet 2 Rating 1.2; District Contest Sax Trio 2 Rating 4; District Band Contest ! Rating 3; District Band Contest 2 Rating 4 CANDY DAVIS: Student Council 1-4. Rep. 1-3. Sec Treas 3; Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3.4; FTA 3.4; FLC 1.4; Speech and Drama 4; Flag Corp 4; Voice of Democracy Speech Con- test 4; American Legion Speech Contest 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National English Merit Award 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Leader; National Science Olypiad Certificate 4. CHRIS DIFFENAUER: Transferred from Pinckneyville. ILL; Football 3.4; Track 3.4; W-Club 3.4; Art Club 3.4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Choir 3.4; “Lil' Abner 3; Once Upon a Mat- tress 4; Variety Show 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; District Music Contest Double Male Quartet 1 Rating 4; Football All Con- ference-Honorable Mention -Nose Guard. KIM DIXON: National Honor Society 2-4. Treas. 1. Vice Pres. 3; FTA 1-4; ELC 1-4 Speech Club 1-4. Pres. 4; Choir 4. Sec. 4; Math Club 2.3; Drama 3; Newspaper 3.4; Lil Abner 3; Once Upon a Mattress 4. Student Director 4; Variety Show 4; District Contest Sextet 2 Rating 4; French Dept. Award 2; G. Ellsworth Huggins Scholarship 4; Alternate to Missouri Girls State 3; Who's Who Among AMerican High School Students 3.4; United States Achievement Academy Journalism Award 4; United States Achievement Academy English Award 4. CARA FISCHER: Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Track 1.3 Marching Band 1-3; Jazz Band 1-3: Class Vice Pres. 1; Once Upon a Mattress 4; W-Club 1-4; Drama 4; Speech Club 4; District Music Contest Woodwin Trio 2 Rating 2; Basketball Honorable Mention 2; Basketball All Conference Team 3.4; Volleyball All Conference Team 4; Seniro Hall of Fame. Most Athletic. Most Active, and Class Clown; School Record for 800m run and 1600m run 3; Outstanding Basketball Player 3. JANE FULGHAM: Track 1-4; Volleyball 2-4; Treble Choir 1-4; Concert Choir 2-4; FTA 1-4; W-Club 2-4; Once Upon a Mat- tress 4; Variety Show 4; Volleyball Most Improved player 2; District Contest Madrigal 2 Rating; District Contest Sextet 2 Rating 2-4; Voice of Democracy Speech Contest 4. MICHAEL GARRETT: Art Club 2-4. Treas.; Lil' Abner 3: You Can’t Take it With You 3; COE; Choir 1; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Likely to Skip. LIZ GELLHAUSEN: Flag Corp 1-4. Sec. 2. Captain 3.4: Pom Pons 1-4. Sec. 2. Captain 3.4. SUZANNE GIERER: Marching Band 1-3; Jazz Band II 1.2; FL 3.4; “Once Upon a Mattress 4. RANDY GRIESENAUER. FFA 1-4; Poultry Production Award 1. ROB HAKE: Basketball 1: Art Club 4. JILL HAMBACH: Choir 1.4; Track 1-3: Basketball 1-4; Co- Captain 2.4; Volleyball 1-3; FTA 3; FHA 3.4; W-Club 1-4; Drama 3; Lil’ Abner 3; Art Club 4: Variety Show 3.4: Flag Corp 4; District Contest Vocal Solo “2 Rating 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; All Around Outstanding Female Athlete Athlete 3. Pres. 4; Student Council Rep 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intro to Art 2nd place 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students. RANDY HAMMON: Basketball 1-4; Tomahawk 3.4. Art Editor 3. Reporter 4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. TERRI HARRELL: FFA 1-3, Secretary; Barnwarming Queen 3; COE. GAYLE HARRELSTON: Marching Band 2; FFA 4; COE; Foot- ball 3: Track 2. JOLYNN HASENKAMP: National Honor Society 3.4; Foreign Language Club 1.4. Flag Corp 2.4; Pom Pons 2-4; FTA 2; Art Club 3.4; Courtwarming Queen 3; English Dept. Award 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3.4. RICK HELLEBUSCH: FLC 3.4. Sec. Treas. 4; COE. AMANDA HERNDON: FLC 1; FTA 1-4; Flag Corp 2-4; Pom Pons 2-4; Cheerleader 1; Choir 1.3.4; W-Club 1; Drama 3; Variety Show 4; Speech Contest; COE. Reporter; English Dept. Award; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents; DECA District Contest 3rd; State DECA Contest 2nd. CHARLIE HOELSCHER: FFA 1-4. BETTY HOUSTON: National Honor Society 3.4, Sec. 4; Marching Band 1-4; FTA 1-4. Sec. 2. Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Class President 4; Conference Band 3.4; Boys' Basketball Statistician 1-3; Speech Club 1; MassMedia 3; District Contest Bass Clarinet solo 2 Rating 1-4; Speech Contest Bronze Medal 1. CAROL HOWALD: National Honor Society 2-4; FTA 2-4; FLC 2-4; Track 1.4; Cross Country 4; Flag Corp 4; Variety Show 2.3; Choir 1. JEFF KARRENBROCK: National Honor Society 2-4. Vice Pres. 4; Marching Band 1-4; FFA 1-4. Treas.. Pres.; Football 1; Student Drivers Ed. Dept. Award 2; District Music Contest Band “1” Rating 3; District Music Contest Band 2 Rating 4; Conference Band 4: FFA State Greenhand 1: District Music Contest Snare Solo 2 Rating 3. MARY BETH KEANE: National Honor Society 2-4; Pres. 4; Tomahawk 3.4. Assistant Editor. 3. Editor 4; Math Club 3.4; Track 1-4; Boys' Basketball Statistician 3.4; FLC 1.2; ECC College Bowl Team 3.4; W-Club 3.4; FTA 2; Once Upon A Mattress 4; “Harvey 4; Most Improved. Girls Varsity Track 1; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Na- tional English Merit Award 4; United States National Journal- ism Award 4; United States Achievement Academy 4. BRIAN KOWALSKI: FFA 1; Art Club 4. ELISABETH M. LENZENHUBER: Student Council 3.4. Sec- . Treas. 4; Junior Class President 3; FLC 1-3. Pres. 3; March- ing Band 1-3; Freshman Class Sec. Treas. l;Tomahawk Staff 3.4. Lay-out Editor 4; Boys’ Basketball Statistician 3.4; District Music Contest Flute Quartet 2 Rating 1.2; District Music Contest Flute Quartet 1 Rating 3; State Music Contest Flute Quartet 2 Rating 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; United States Achievement Award 4; Na- tional English Merit Award 4; United States National Journal- ism Award 4. SHANNON LUETKEMEYER Football Cheerleader 2; March- ing Band 1; Concert Band 1-3; Flag Corp 3.4; Pom Pons 3.4; FT A 1-4. Sec. 4; Class Officer 2; Volleyball 1; Track Manager 1.2; COE. Sec.; District Contest Brass Sextet 1 Rating 1; State Contest Brass Sextet 2” Rating 1; District Contest Brass Sextet 2 Rating 2.3. JOE MEIER; National Honor Society 4; Track 3.4; Football - 14; Basketball 1-4; W-Club 3.4; Football All Conference-Defen- sive End 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Athletic; Co-Captain of Basketball 2-4. KEVIN MEINE: Basketball 1-4; W-Club 1-4; Marching Band 1- 3; Jazz Band II 1; Jazz Band I 2-4; Track District 1; District Band Contest Brass Choir 2'' Rating 2; Basketball Co-Cap- tain 1-4; Basketball Battler Awards 3.4; Basketball Tomahawk Awards 4. JANICE MERTENS: Art Club 3.4; Drama 4. KEVIN MEYER; Industrial Arts Club 4. RENEE MOSS; Transferred from Mehlville; Cross Country 3; W-Club 3.4; Drama 4. KELLI MURPHY; National Honor Society 3.4; Class Vice Pres. 2.4; Student Council Rep. 1; Concert Choir 1.2; Vocal Ensemble 1-4; All District Choir 1.3; Cheerleading 1.2. Co- Captain 2; Flag Corp 3.4; Basketball 2-4; Yearbook Staff 4; District Contest Madrigal ”1” Rating 2; District Contest Solo 1” Rating 4; State Contest Madrigal 2'' Rating 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; National Eng- lish Merit Award 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Talented and Most Likely to Succeed. BONNIE MURRAY: Track 1; FT A 2-4; FLC 1; W-Club 2.3; Choir 1.2; COE; Science Club 3; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Dressed. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. JULIE MYERS: Marching Band 1.2; National Honor Society 3.4; FLC 4; Basketball Statistician 1-3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3.4. CHARLIE NEUBAUER: Industrial Arts Club 1-4. Sec.. Report- er 3-4; Track 1.2; COE. BILL NEWBURRY: National Honor Society 4; Marching Band 4; FLC 4; Newspaper 4. Copy Editor 4; Once Upon a Mat- tress” 4; Harvey” 4; Speech Club 4; Math Club 4; District Contest Clarinet Quartet ”2” Rating 4; District Contest Clari- net Solo ”2” Rating 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Studious and Most Likely to Succeed; All Conference Band 4; Mille Bornes Tournament Winner 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; District Speech Contest “Superior” Rating 4; Conference Speech Contest 3rd in Oratory and Extempora- neous Speaking. DOUG NORDWALD: Track 1; Marching Band 1.2; FFA 1-4; Football All Conference Tackle and Honorable Mention-Line- backer 1-4. GLENDA OELSCHLAEGER: Cheerleader 1; Volleyball 2; Freshman Class President 1; W-Club 2; Math Club 2; FLC 3; Yearbook Staff 3.4; Festival of the Arts 1 st place 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. ROBERT OWENS: Industrial Arts Club 3.4. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4; Art Club 4; COE; Senior Hall of Fame. Class Clown. TRICIA PAUK: Marching Band 1-4; Cheerleading 1.3; Fool - ball Cheerleading 3.4; Math Club 3.4; Yearbook Staff 3; Track 4; National Honor Society 4; District Contest Woodwind Choir 2” Rating 4; District Contest Flute Trio ”2” Rating 2. • VANESSA REED: Track Manager 1-3; W-Club 2.3; FFA 3.4; Drama 4; Volleyball Manager 3; Industrial Arts Club 4. PATTY REID: FLC 4; Drama 3.4; Variety Show 3.4; Lil Abner” 3. CHRIS REIFSTECK: FLC 4; Drama 3.4; Speech Club 4; Year- book Staff 4; Art Club 4; W-Club 3.4; Marching Band 1-4; Track 1.3; Volleyball 2-4; Lil’ Abner” 3; “You Can’t Take it With You 3; Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Harvey” 4; Senior Hall of. Fame. Biggest Flirt; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. DON REINHARDT: Track 1; Football 1.2; Marching Band 1-3; Jazz II 1; Jazz II 2.3; COE; W-Club 2; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Lokely to Skip. BRYAN REISBIG: Football 1.2.4; Track 2.4; Vocal Ensemble 1.4; Choir 1.4; Art Club 4; W-Club 1.2.4 Most Valuable Defen- sive Back and Co-Captain 1: District Music Contest Double Male Quartet 1” Rating 4. LORETTA RHOADES: Treble Choir 1-4. Vice Pres 4. Pres. 3; FT A 2.4; FLC 3.4; Lil' Abner” 3; Once Upon a Mattress” 4. LISA RIDDLE: Cheerleader 3.4; Class Rep. 2; Choir 1.2; FTA 2-4; FLC 1.4; District Contest Sextet 2” Rating. SHELLEY RIDDLE: Marching Band 1-3; Cheerleader 4; Choir 2; Flag Corp 3; FLC 3.4; FTA 2-4; National Honor Society 3.4; Pom Pons 4; Class Sec. 2; Class Sec Treas. 3; Volleyball 1; Track 2; District Contest Clarinet Trio 3” Rating 2; District Contest Band 1” Rating 2. LISA SCHAEFER: Drama 3.4; Lil' Abner” 3; “You Can’t Take it With You 3; Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Choir 1; FTA 1; Art Club 4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dent 3. DENISE SCHAPER: Football Cheerleader 1-3; Flag Corp 4; National Honor Society 3.4; FLC 4. German Vice Pres. 4; Choir 1- 4; Pres. 4; Vocal Ensemble 3.4; Lil' Abner 3; Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Variety Show 3.4; Courtwarming Queen 4; FTA 4; District Music Contest Sextet ”2” Rating 1; District Music Contest Madrigal ”2” Rating 2; District Music Contest Madri- gal ”2” Rating 3; District Music Contest Trio ”2” Rating 3; District Music Contest Madrigal ”2” Rating 4; District Music Contest Trio 2” Rating 4; Conference Choir 3.4; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Looking; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. ROBERT SCHAUMBERG: Track 2-4; Cross Country 2-4; Marching Band 3; Speech Club 4; Drama 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Biggest Flirt: Speech Contest; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. KERRY SCHMIDT: National Honor Society 4; FLC 4; Art Club 2- 4; FTA 3.4; Senior Hall of Fame. Shyest DORIS SCHOPPENHORST: FHA 1 -4. Reporter 3; FTA 4; Girls Glee 1.2; Choir 3. SCOTT SLATTEN: Football 1-4, Capt. 4; Track Manager 2.3; W-Club 1-4. Pres. 4; FLC 3,4. RONNIE SLAVIK; Marching Band 1-4; National Honor Soci- ety 3.4. Treas. 4; FLC 4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Newspaper 4; District Contest Band “1 Rating 3; District Contest Brass Choir 2” Rating 3; District Contest Trombone Quartet “2” Rating 4; District Contest Band 2” Rating 4; District Contest Brass Choir “2 Rating 4; District Contest Trombone Trio 2 Rating 4; Senior Hall of Fame, Best Dressed; Boy’s State of Missouri 3; All Conference Band 4. THEA SPOONSTER: FFA 1-4, Reporter 4; Football Cheer leading 2-4; Choir 3; FLC 1; Barnwarming Queen 4; Yearbook Staff 3.4; FFA Meats State Contest I” Team Rating. 2” Individual. LISA STEINER: FLC 1; FTA 3,4. JUDY STROER; Drama 4; Art Club 2-4; W-Club 1.2; Track 1.2; Industrial Arts Club 4; FLC 1. KIM STOUT; FTA 1,2; COE; Choir 1.2; Girls Glee 1. ROGER STUDE: National Honor Society 3,4; Marching Band 2-4; Jazz Band II 1.2; Choir 3.4; Vocal Ensemble 4; “LN’ Abner” 3; “You Can’t Take it With You” 3; “Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Harvey” 4; FLC 3.4; Variety Show 4; Newspa- per 4. Art Editor 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; United States Achievement Academy National Speech and Drama Award 4; USAA National English Award 4; District Music Contest Double Male Quartet ”1” Rating 4; District Music Contest Vocal Solo ”2” Rating 3,4; District Music Contest Double Male Quartet ”2” Rating 3; District Music Contest Madrigal ”2” Rating 3; District Music Contest Brass Sextet 2” Rating 3; District Choir 4; Conference Choir 3.4; 3rd place in Francis Howell Speech Contest 4; 3rd place in Duet Acting and Radio Speaking at EMO Speech Contest in Elsberry 4; Excellent” Rating in Duet Acting at District Speech in Kirksville 4. LISA SURLS: Art Club 3.4; You Can’t Take it With You” 3. SHEILA SURLS: FTA 1-4, Treas. 3; Volleyball Manager 2. MIKE SUTHERLAND:-FFA 1-4. Chaplin 2. Vice Pres. 4. Area Chaplin 3.4. State Vice Pres. 4; National FFA Band 3.4; State Farmer 4; FFA Farm Bureau Speaking Contest 1st place Dis- trict; FFA Public Speaking 3rd place District; National Honor Society 3,4; Sophomore Class Pres. 2; Student Council 2; Band 1-4; All Conference Band 3.4; All District Band 4; State Band (alternate) 4; U.S. Collegiate Wind Band 3; Track 2-4; Football 1-4. Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2; W-Club 1-4; Newspa- per 4. Photo Editor; Lil’ Abner 3; You Can't Take it With You” 3; District Band Contest Clarinet Solo 1” Rating 2; State Band Contest Clarinet Solo 1” Rating 2; Saxophone Trio 1” Rating District Band Contest 4; Football All Confer- ence” Defensive Back; All Conference-Honorable Mention - Punter; Track Most Valuable Player” Junior Varsity 2; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Active and Best Leader; National English Merit Award 4; U.S. National Journalism Award 4; America’s Outstanding Names and Faces 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students Agriculture Scholarship 4; Chancelors Leadership Program 4; State FFA Sec. 4. JEFF SWOBODA: Speech Club 2-4; FLC 2,4; Choir 3.4; In- dustrial Arts Club 3.4; W-Club 3.4; Football 2.3; Track 2; Foot- ball Manager and Student Trainer 4; Basketball Manager and Student Trainer 2-4; Track Manager 3.4; Lil’ Abner” 3; You Can’t Take it With You” 3; Science Club 3; District Contest Double Male Quartet 2” Rating 3; District Contest Choir 2 Rating 4; Honor Roll 1st Quarter 3.4. ROGER TAYLOR: Football 1; Industrial Arts Club 2; FFA 1-3; Track 1. SHELLEY TESSON: Marching Band 1-4; Flag Corp 2.3; Pom Pons 2.3; Football Cheerleader 4; Variety Show 2-4; Once Upon a Mattress” 4; You Can’t Take it With You 3; Har- vey” 4; National Honor Society 3.4; FTA 3.4; Speech Club 4; All Conference Band 4; National English Merit Award 4; Na- tional Speech and Drama Award 4; Brass Choir District Con- test ”2” Rating 2; Brass Sextet District Contest ”2” Rating 3; Brass Choir District Contest ”2” Rating 2,4; District Speech Contest Excellent” Rating; Warrenton Speech Contest 1st in Humorous Interpretation; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. CHRIS THEERMAN: Track 1-4; Cross Country 1-4; FFA 2.3; Cross Country Most Valuable Player 3; Missouri Freedom Fourum 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. SHERRY VALERIUS: FTA 1.2; Volleyball 4; Drama 4. SUSAN WATSON: Choir 3.4; Treble Choir 4; Once Upon a Mattress” 4; Variety Show 4; District Music Contest Madrigal 2” Rating 3; District Music Contest Solo ”2” Rating 3. BRENDA WILLIAMS: National Honor Society 3.4; FLC 1-3; COE; DECA District Contest 8th in General Merchandising; DECA State Contest Top 6 in General Merchandising. MELINDA WILSON: Golf 1.3.4; Basketball 2.3; Track 2; In- dustrial Arts Club 3.4. GARY WOODS: Marching Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Football 1; District Music Contest Trombone Quartet 1” Rating 2; District Music Contest Brass Quartet 1” Rating 3; District Music Contest Trombone Solo 2” Rating 2; District Music Contest Trombone Quartet 2” Rating 3; District Music Con- test Trombone Solo 2” Rating 3; District Music Contest Brass Quartet 2 Rating 4; District Music Contest Trombone Solo 1” Rating 4; State Music Contest Trombone Quartet 1 Rating 2; State Music Contest Brass Quartet 2” Rating 3: District Band 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Talented; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Conference Band 4. Junior Seniors KELLY FUTCH: National Honor Society 3; Class Vice Pres. 1.3; Track 1.3; Basketball 2. Captain 2; Volleyball 1.2.3. Cap- tain 2; Cheerleader 1; FFA 1.2; Parliamentarian 1. Reporter 2; FLC 1.2.3; W-Club 1.2.3; P E. 2. PEGGY HANDLANG: National Honor Society 3; Math Club 1; FFA 1-3. Greenhand Sec. 1. Historian 2. Sec. 3; FHA 1-3. Recreational Leader 1. Pres. 2. Vice Pres. 3; FFA Knowledge Team 1st place; Creed Speaker 5th place; Meats Team 1st place at area and district, high individual at district. 1 Rating at State 2; Soils Team 3rd place at area and district, and high individual at ECC Aggre. Day 3; Parliamentary Procedure Team placed 6th at Area 3; Placement Proficiency Award 1st place Chapter and 3rd at Acea. Senior Hall Of Fame Best Looking Lisa Boehle, George Heath and Denise Schaper Best Dressed Bonnie Murray and Ronnie Slavik flRRENTON 'SS COUNTRY Most Likely to Succeed Kelli Murphy and Bill Newburry Teachers Pet Jeff Karrenbrock and Mary Beth Keane Most Studious Bill Newburry and Mary Beth Keane Sexiest Penny Carr and Murray Aston Most Active Mike Sutherland and Cara Fischer Most Talented Gary Woods and Kelli Murphy Class Clowns Bobby Owens and Cara Fischer Best Leaders Mike Sutherland and Candy Davis Best Personality Jim Achenbach and Mary Briggs Biggest Flirts Rob Schaumberg and Chris Reifsteck Shyest Mark Knittig and Kerry Schmidt | Most Likely to Skip Don Reinhardt, Mike Garrett and Karen Rhoades Most Talkative Edwards and Mary Briggs Don 36 COMMENCEMENT High School Athletic Field Friday, May 27, 1983 7:30 P.M., D.S.T. Processional ....“Fanfare and Festive Processional”.Giovannini Concert Band Invocation ...................The Reverend Donald H. Langhoff Pastor, St. John’s Lutheran Church Senior Speaker.............................. Micheal Sutherland Special Music..................................... Concert Band Introduction of Speaker .............. Dr. Gerald W. Ellis, Supt. Address....................................... Susan Hoelscher Speech Pathologist - Williamsport Hospital Williamsport, Pa. Awards.............................. Wendell Roehrs, Asst. Supt. Presentation of Class ................ John R. Deutch, Principal Presentation of Diplomas ....................... Eugene Buxton President, Board of Education Benediction.................. The Reverend Donald H. Langhoff Pastor, St. John’s Lutheran Church Recessional ....“Fanfare and Festive Processional”..Giovannini Concert Band 1 “V 43 UNDERCLfl55fTlEN o Jim Amrein Pam Arnold Toni Arteaga Mark Avery Mike Bachamp Rick Bachelor Lisa Bakameyer Roger Bates JUNIOR............SOPHOMORE FRESHMEN 46 ® 1980 Bally Midway Mfg. Co. TM of Bally Midway Mfg. Co. All Rights Reserved Mike Biggs Mona Biggs Rick Bishop Mike Bittick Kyle Bolm Cheryl Boone Terry Bracht Bruce Branson Lisa Brengle Todd Brewer Kathy Brock Stacey Brooks Amy Brune Mary Brune Carla Brush Kim Butler Gina Carroz Tim Clark Barry Conway Tina Cooper Bob Cotner Lee Cregar Michelle Davis Nora Davis Rhonda Delong Stephanie Dotson Tom Ebbesmeyer Kenny Edwards Kim Elcan Lora Erickson David Eubanks Lisa Flake Pat Flake Cheri Frick Katie Frick 47 Ricky Fry Diana Fuller Carin Gerard Kathy Gibson Tommy Gibson Jackie Goodwin Jon Grant Dean Griesbauer LaDawn Gutermuth Todd Hahn Dan Hake Jerry Hamlett Bryan Harrison Ray Heidbrink Janet Hubbell Dan Jakul Edward Johnson Jeff Jones Loretta Jones Tony Jones Tim Jordan Debby Lanzone David Laughlin Mary Leimkuehler Jennifer Maire Karen Martin Tina Massman Laura Mertens Karen Merx Bert Michelson Matt Miller Linda Moeller Jeff Nelson Mike Newhart Steve Owenby 48 Kim Pape Eric Peniston Katy Pieper Clinton Polston Roger Prenger Scott Prinster Jim Raterman Julie Redding Scott Roach Lisa Robinson Kim Ross Lynne Roth Eddie Rutledge Bill Sanker Bridgett Schaper Michelle Schaumberg Jim Schneider Ron Schramm Donna Schroeder Steve Scott Kenny Sherman Jim Shockley Daren Shortt Kim Smith Roger Stonebarger Clara Stroer Rick Struttmann Ellen Taylor Norman Tipp David Titone George Tracy Dennis Trost Chris Villa Holly Vogt Carol Wagener 49 Jackie Weekly Cindy Welge Rusty White Teresa White David Wiss Lora Wolff Billy Woolf Nancy Wulff Lorin Young Doug Noack Camera Shy Darrell Davis Paul Monroe W _ Danielle Ackerman Gary Adams Julie Addison Karen Allen Anne Axline Brian Backlund Kelly Baldwin Frances Bates David Baxter Becky Bennett 53 Teresa Blake Greg Boling John Boos Jeff Bosworth Randy Brand Gary Breuer Joanne Brewe Yvette Brewer Danielle Briggs Darlene Brune Marlene Brune James Canelos Kathy Cerda Todd Clark Jim Coleman Bob Coleman Rachael Cornell Scott Costello Chris Cox Elaine Davis Brenda Delong Nora Dennager Renee Divinny Mark Dreyer Babette Eberhart Larry Edgemon Leon English Bob Frick Chris Fry Brian Gardner Dana Garrett Ben Gierer Tara Griesbauer Jeff Groeper Dan Gross 54 John Guinn Dan Guse Jeff Gutterman Matt Hake Barb Hamrick Nancy Handlang Jo Ann Harlow Tammy Harrell Duane Harris Bryan Hartnagel Gena Herdon Opal Hodge Bobby Hoelscher Mary Ann Hoelscher Lonnie Holloway Debi Hunn Brenda Jennings Alisa Jones Turia Kelling Lisa Kowalski Tom Kreitner Kris Krout Sharmaine Krout Kevin Lafferty Rod Lansford Penny Linke Richard Logan Theresa Lucas Tammy Luetkemeyer Matt Meador Diane Meeker Jim Meier Brian Mense Eddie Meyer Byron Miller 55 Randy Miller Ron Monroe Theresa Moore Kim McKenzie Chuck Newburry Nancy Noblitt Brian Nothstine Robert O'Donnell Melinda Parker Alisa Pauk Vickie Petersmeyer Gary Pettig Missy Pherigo Stewart Polston Kathleen Pulliam Ray Rhoades Veronica Rich Warren Ridgway Neal Roetemeyer Dawn Ross Chris Roth Marisa Rucinski Michelle Ruether Rhonda Schaefer Beth Schaumberg Monique Scheer Mike Schmidt Glenn Schoppenhorst Aaron Schowe Valerie Schulze Jeff Schuster Paul Scott Brad Seger Lisa Shramek Dan Smith 56 Donna Snyder Marty Steiner Richard Surrisi DeeDee Tesson Joe Tipton Cliff Tucker Johanna Tuzzolino Dan Valerius Kevin Watson Chris Wiley Craig Wilson Gary Young Greg Hilgendorf CLASS 0F 35 CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Scott. Vice President: Steve Klopcic, President: Terri Rowe. Secretary Treasurer. Chris Adams Tim Adams Bryan Albright Charlotte Amerin Mark Anderson David Ball Stephanie Bass Todd Bauer FRESHMEN Rusty Beach Brian Bockting Van Blm Michael Boni Kirk Bova Kaye Bradshaw Tammy Brand Ricky Brandt Becky Breeden Getchen Brockfeld Danny Brooks Steve Brooks Richie Brown Jeff Brush Kenny Butler David Carson Lisa Cassell David Cerda Lawana Cirincione Stacy Clayton Lester Cotner JoAnn Cotton Teresa Cromer Scott Crump Larry Curtis Scott Dent Robyn Diffenauer Lori Ditto Debbie Ebbesmyer Greg Eberhart Mitch Fahland David Farmer Matt Fitzgibbons Jennifer Flake Tracy Flake 61 Terry Golden Jim Golleher Pam Goodwin Marsha Groeper Sharon Groeper Curt Guetersloh Jeff Hamlett Don Hammon Tina Hance Chris Harris Rhonda Hase Julie Hasenkamp Fran Heidbrink Tina Heidbrink Tina Herndon Tom Hodge MaryAnn Hoelscher Mary Howald Diana Hubbell David Huff Mary Hummert James Hunn Andrea Hurt Margaret Ickenroth Danny Jackson Fred Jones James Keane Kelli Keene Casey Kemper Chris Kennedy Steve Klopcic Pat Klott Lori Knittig Darrell Laughlin Kevin Luebek 62 Kim Marshall Lisa Marshall Tom Massman Cynthia Meadows Carol Medsker Sandy Medsker Brian Meine Leon Miller Tim Miller Karen Minchner Jim Mitchell Jim Moeller Richie Moore Richard Moreland Irl Morganthaler Tammy Myers Cindy McClanahan Janet McVey Chris Newby David Oesch Anita Orf Tammy Patrick Lynee Pauk Bill Pherigo Vicki-Polston Mike Potthast Jim Prior Michelle Prior Jeff Privett Randy Raterman Kelly Reisbig Cheryl Ridenhour Delanna Robertson Stacy Robinson Terri Rowe 63 David Rudin Lawrence Rupp Joe Rutledge Melanie Schemmer Linda Schmidt Greg Schneider Marcia Schneider Sheryl Schomberg Jeff Schroer Brenda Scott Kelly Scott Mike Scott Melanie Shook Dayna Shortt Dale Skinner Sheila Smithey Danny Snyder Mike Spradling Kathy Stone Lewis Stone Lester Surls Jackie Surrisi Vincent Taylor Brian Taynor Sheri Tonioli Todd Travis Gary Voshen Rodney Waller Curtis White Steve Wilds Sharon Wulff 64 Administration High School office duties range from A-Z. A- All attendance is handled through the office, and all athletic activities. B- Budgets for all the high school teachers and coaches. C- Curriculum planning. D- Detention hours. I- Intercom for all those announcements. N- Sign out list to go to the nurse or home. P- Phne calls for students and teachers. S- Suspensions. Z- Field trips are scheduled through the of- fice- Forest Park and the Zoo. The Administration handles all of the big de- cisions and the school board votes and ap- proves them. Secretaries: Kathy Wormsley, Betty Kirchner, Sandy Dent Mr. Wendell Roehrs Asst. Superintendent Board Members: Lois Boeger, Eugene Buxton, Larry Brewe, Larry Meier, John Spoede, and Herb Bracht. Not pictured: Fred Pope, Lamar Futch. 66 Mr. John Deutch Principal Mr. Alan Dreyer Assistant Principal Donna Rushing and Rosalie Petersmeyer Office Secretaries 67 Ruth Early English a Ned Quest Math Derrold Petersmeyer Science Linda Geurin English Newspaper Jim Shores Math Sherry Brandes English Jerre Vogt Math Sharon Nelson Science Frank Schlenke Science c Sandra Nolkemper English, Speech, Drama Janet Vahie Math Charlotte Bradshaw Librarian 68 John Barry History Dave Dent History Carol Wilson Foreign Language Steve Wilson Agriculture Sue Huber Business Nancy Shilharvey Business Cindy Kivett Special Ed. Carolyn Harrell Special Ed. Aid Karen Schneider Mike Wormsley Tom Hilbert Tom Ward 69 Don Bradshaw I .A. Kay Shores Home Ec. Bill Brown I.A. Dale Kirkendoll C.O.E. Marsha Bowles David Current Home Economics Counselor 10-12 Ron Struttmann Drivers Ed. Lee Andrews Counselor 9th 70 Linda Woody Resource Room Melanie Stahlheber Speech Therapist The People Behind The Scenes Row 1: Judy Pique, Jean Perkins, Sharon Stanek, Henri- etta Boyd. Jan Pisciotta. Carol Knittig, Dorothy Hawk, Venita Odom. Row 2: Mary Futch, Caroline Pape, Herb Dieckman, Lavada Holloway, Jennings Williams, Bob Sandoz, Alden Bruning, Mr. Roehrs. Jene Schmidt, Mr. Struttman, Frank Boemker, Melvin Buschschorn. Cooks: Dianne Jurgensmeyer. Margie Glasketter. Mary Denton, Myra Lockett. Maintenance: Bob Dreyer, Dave Stanek, Frank Klopcic. Janitors: Judy Pique and Mel Kramer. 71 ACTIVITIES RCTIVITIE5 -s •� Nothing To Do Bowling Pins Casey ‘Talent!!’ Hey Big Spenders X x X xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx XXXXXXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X X xxxxx xxxxxxx X xxxxx X X X X X X X X X X X X x X X X X X X X X X X X X X X xxxxxxx xxxxxxx X X Pink Painters The Warrenton High School presented it’s Third Annual Variety Show on Sept. 24 and 25. It was emceed by Kim Dixon. The Card Girl was Jennifer Marie. A large crowd enthusiastically applauded the performers. The show consisted of Twenty-one various acts, Such as: Shake ‘n’ Bake Sugar Blues Casey at the Bat Football Hero Bowling Pins My Favorite Things Pink Painters Please, Mr. Postman Old Man River Warrior Marching Band Drumline Beatless, forever in Time Pumping Iron Antiqua Bubbles Successful Operation New York, New York Hey, Big Spender Trying to Get Rid Of Her Color My World Football Finale - That’s Entertainment Successful Operation Mrs. Nolkemper and Mrs. Dryer did a great job of organizing and pulling off a terrific performance by the students. 75 The Greatest Your walking through the halls and all you see is concert t-shirts. The next day the halls are filled with people wearing crazy hats, shirts, and ties. What in the world is going on? Is WHS going crazy? No, it’s the start of spirit week. The one week of school when all the students go crazy. Wednesday was the day for all the preps at heart, it was Preppy Day. Dress Up Day on Thursday brought a bunch of brand new ideas, while the last day Friday was the traditional Red and White Day. On Friday afternoon the townspeople looked out of their windows to see strange things pass by. It looked as if they were going to be stampeded by an elephant, a lion, and a ring master. What was going on, it was the parade. Then afterwards the stu- dents attended a pep assembly to increase spirit. When the time came to find out who’s float received which place, everyone waited intensely. All the work done was about to be justified, First place went to the Seniors, second to the Juniors, third to Freshmen, and last to the Sophomores. Seniors had the most spirit points during the week, ending with battlecries. It was a great time to be remembered by all. Show On Earth 77 Julie Hasenkamp Nancy Noblitt Michelle Schaumberg Terri Rowe Tammy Harrell Lisa Bakameyer Mary Briggs Glenda Delschlaeger Friday night although the weather was cold, the atmo- sphere was filled with excite- ment. As the game gets un- derway the candidates for queen get-nervous. Soon it’s halftime, time for everyone to find out who has been named the 1982-83 Home- coming Queen. The candidates walk across the field, excitement rises. They announce the winner ... “Ladies and Gen- tlemen, the 192-83 Home- coming Queen is ... Mary Briggs escorted by John Chandler.” After the march- ing band played the Star Spangled Banner, we head- ed onward to a 14-7 victory over M.M.A. Then comes the dance, everyone rushes to get ready for Pyramid Rocks. The rest is now in our memories of Old Warren- ton High. (DOnOfWBLt reoiam flmacflL “Once Upon A Mattress” was presented the week- end before Thanksgiving in the Junior High Gym. Kathy Brock, Roger Stude, and Toni Arteaga portrayed the Princess Aggravain, Prince Dauntless, and Princess Winifred. This version of the story, “The Princess and the Pea”, was told by a wandering minstrel played by Barry Conway. The mute King Sextimus (Kevin Wat- son), the wizard (Larry Meadows), and the jester (Dean Griesbauer) helped the plot along until Winifred was proven a “genuine certified princess” and a suitable bride for the prince. Once this match was made Lady Larken (Mary Briggs) and Sir Henry (Brian Meine) could also be wed. All the lords and ladies, courtiers, and servants who sang, and danced, and acted their way thru the play also lived happily ever after. Barnwarming was originally scheduled in December but because of the excessive rain and flooding, it had to be cancelled. It was then rescheduled for January 14 and everything went as was originally planned. Many attended and danced to the music of Phase V. At 9:30 p.m. the coronation began. The candidates along with retiring 1982 king and Queen, Jim Schneider and Terri Harrell were presented to the audience and took their places on the traditional hay bale throne, await- ing the announcement of the new 1983 Barnwarming King and Queen. The gym was silent, then over the microphone came the announcement, “The new 1983 Barnwarming King and Queen are ... Jeff Karrenbrock and Thea Spoonster. A cheer from the crowd as the winners were crowned then the music started up and everyone danced the remainder of the night away. Jeff Karrenbrock and Thea Spoonster Jeff Karrenbrock and Jill Hambach Doug Nordwald and Thea Spoonster Steve Owenby and Peggy Handlang Jim Raterman and Lisa Bakameyer Mike Scott and Cheryl Ridenhour Jeff Privett and Debbie Ebbesmeyer 85 Spring Festival An array of colors were dis- played by the Art Department students. In the Introduction to Art catagory the following stu- dents received awards: Diana Fuller, first place; Danny Valerius, second place; Julie Pearce, third place; and Duane Harris and Jen- nifer Maire both received honor- able mentions. For the advanced drawing catagory the following students received awards: Kerry Schmidt, first place; Dennis Trost, second place; and Eric Penniston, receiving both third place and honorable mention. The following advanced art painting students received awards: Dennis Trost, first place; Kerri Schmidt, second place; Nancy Noblitt, third place; and Daren Short received and honorable mention. The winner to the best of show was Dennis Trost. Harvey Pooka ... a fairy spirit in animal form. Always very large, appearing here and there, now and then, to this one and that one at his own ca- price. A wise but mischievous creature. Harvey, a very well mannered white Pooka rabbit who happens to be six feet tall and a problem for Elwood. Elwood, an easy going guy, always seems to embarrass his sister and niece by inopportunly introducing Harvey to their influential friends. Throughout the play attempts are made by Veta and Myrtle Mae, Elwoods sister and niece, to have Elwood committed to a sanitarium. The tables are turned when Veta confesses to Dr. Sanderson about having seen the Pooka. Pleased was the reaction from Mrs. Noel- kemper as to the way the play went. The stu- dents put forth a lot of effort and time learning lines. They all did a GREAT JOB! CAST OF CHARACTERS: Elwood P. Dowd - Bob Howald Mrs. Veta Louise Simmons - Shelley Tesson Miss Myrtle Mae Simmons - Toni Arteaga Dr. William Chumley - Roger Stude Betty Chumley - Mary Briggs Ruth Kelly, R.N. - Chris Reifsteck Dr. Lyman Sanderson - Kevin Watson Duanne Wilson - Bryan Harrison Judge Omar Gaffney - Jim Shockley E.J. Lofgren - Stewart Polston Mrs. Ethel Chavenet - Anne Axline Miss Johnson - Diane Meeker Rainbow Jim Achenbach escorted by Bridgett Schaper Murray Aston escorted by Kim Pape John Chandler escorted by Kim Elcan Penny Carr escorted by Tom Ebbesmeyer Sheri Coleman escorted by Terry Bracht Jolynn Hasenkamp escorted by Todd Brewer Connection Dave DeHart ecorted by Carin Gerard George Heath escorted by Kelley Futch Crown Bearers: Robbie Motzell Natalie Griesbauer Kelli Murphy escorted by Rick Struttmann Denise Schaper escorted by Jim Schneider Retiring King Queen: Anita Driskill and Scott Baldwin 91 On April 30, 1983 the Junior High Gym was enchanted by the “Rainbow Connection”. As couples entered the gym they found them- selves in a world all their own. Surrounded by rainbows, clouds, and unicorns, everyone be- came close as they danced to the music of Phase V. A gigantic rainbow over the stage and a lowered ceiling brought the effects of the fan- tasy world closer. To the left of the stage and through your imagination, one could hear Ker- mit the Frog serenading Miss Piggy in a gondo- la shaped like a canoe. At 10:30 the fantasy became a reality when George Heath and Sheri Coleman became the new 1982-83 prom king and queen. 1982-83 Prom King Queen Courtwarming On March 4, 1983, at 7:00 p.m. the lights in the junior high gym were dimmed and the at- mosphere was alive as the students enjoyed the second annual Courtwarming. The gym was decorated with red and white streamers with white columns at center stage. At 9:00 p.m. the big moment came. John Chandler and Denise Schaper were crowned the new 1982-83 king and queen by the retiring king and queen David Lee and JoLynn Hasen- kamp. Courtwarming was sponsored by the basket- ball cheerleaders for the team players. Music was provided by Larry Hensiek and Olon Wil- liams. Juniors and Seniors Row 1: Bridgett Schaper, Todd Brewer Row 2: Karen Merx, Rick Struttmann, John Chandler Row 3: Kelly Murphy, George Heath Freshman and Sophomores Row 1: Tammy Patrick, Jeff Schroer, Row 2: Dayna Shortt, Alsa Pauk, Babette Eberhart Row 3: Mike Scott, Matt Hake, Danny Smith 94 ORGANIZATIONS 95 The Untold Story I am sure there are a lot of students in this school who don’t realize what all the newspaper staff does. For starters, they publish the Toma- hawk which comes out in the Banner every other week. They also read the announcements every- day in both the high school and the junior high. This year they started publishing a monthly school newspaper called the Peeping Tom. The Newspaper I class publishes the freshman activi- ties booklet which tells the incoming freshman what kind of classes they can take their freshman year. The Newspaper II class publishes the Senior Paper which is handed to the seniors while prac- ticing for graduation. Now, did you realize the newspaper staff did all these things? Deadlines!!!! Do the t Uowing words mean anything to you: copy sheet, 3R, pica ruler, microdol, and fixer? If they don’t mean anything to you don’t feel bad. These words do mean a lot to the people who are on the yearbook staff. The yearbook staff does everything needed to be done to publish a book. They not only take pictures, but also develop, print, lay the pictures out on a 3R, and send them in to be published. This year’s staff had a hard start, since Mrs. Huber took a leave of absence to have her baby, but this didn't seem to slow them down too much, because they have published a very fine yearbook. They deserve a big pat on the back! Busy Leaders The Student Council had a very active year. They sponsored a drive in the fall for local flood victims. Two pick-up loads of clothes, toys, and food items were collected. They attended the E.M.O. fall meet- ing, which was held in Winfield. During the Christmas season, the traditional Christmas tree was decorat- ed in the library. The main bulletin board displayed various Christmas cards expressing holiday greet- ings from students and faculty. February brought the popular carnation sales. Sales doubled over last year’s with almost 450 carnations being sold. Throughout the year Student Council sponsored a student of the month program. They also held var- ious Sweet Days, during which students could pur- chase an assortment of baked goods at lunch. Throughout the entire year, Student Council worked for the benefit of the students and had special com- mittees which worked on various issues. This years I. A. was run by President-Bobby Owens, Vice President-Murray Aston, Secretary Treasurer-Jim Achenbach, Historian-Charles Newbauer, and Sergeant at Arms-Bruce Branson. They made name plaques for the new teachers and refinished the school’s podium. They also constructed a cabinet for the drafting room. Sev- eral members went to district I. A. contest and Brian Meine qualified for state contest. Name Plates Anyone! Paints, Brushes, And, Sets Anytime, either spring or fall, the art club can be found busy at work. This year’s art club had many projects. The two biggest projects were designing, making, and painting sets for the two plays. They also participated in the Homecoming parade. Several of the members dressed up as crayons and a crayon box and marched in the parade. This year’s money-making project was selling shorts and duffel bags which had the school crest on them. The club ended the year by taking a field trip to the Old Cathedral in St. Louis. “Do I Have To Work Today? Do I have to work TODAY? This might be a common question you might hear in COE class. In COE every student has some kind of job ranging from Cooks to Mechanics. Each year the students go to District DECA Contests, where they each compete in the catagory in which they work. They did quite well this year, having Jim Achenbach, Amanda Herndon, Lisa Boehle, and Brenda Williams winning and get- ting to compete at State Level. At State con- test Jim Achenbach, placed 1st, Amanda Hern- don 2nd, and Brenda Williams 6th. Experience Pays Off Students are given the chance to attend Four Rivers Vo-Tech School in Washington. These students have the opportunity to de- velop skills, abilities, and understandings necessary to succeed in the working world. They attend vocational school a half day for both their junior and senior years. After completion of this training program, job placement service is available for assisting these students in finding a job. 99 Treble Choir, Concert Choir, and Vocal Ensemble made three brief appearances this year at the winter and spring concerts and also at the Festival of the Arts. Choirs also performed at the district contest in Mexico on March 26. All three choirs are made up of dedicated students who wake up for early morning practices and stay late after school for contest. Say It With Music Speech Members of SPEECH CLUB started the year off by attending a workshop at Bowling Green in October. Our own Warrenton Annual Speech Contest was held in February for the 5th time. Students competed in the speech contests at Warrenton, Francis Howell, Elsberry, and Kirks- ville. They received more medals this year than ever received in the past. Lots of hard work on the part of the students has certainly brought success. Drama The Third Annual Variety Show, the musical “Once Upon a Mattress”, and the spring comedy “Harvey”, were the three major productions for Warrenton’s actors and actresses. They also partici- pated in the spring festival and speech contests. Students have also provided clowns for parades and entertainment for many church groups, classes, and organizations in our town. Drama students make up a very active group. “Ready Ok!!! 7 7 Flags And Poms This years marching band came back ready to work and ready to win. Work started before school with a three day band camp. This year everyone had to start over learning a new style of marching while “breaking in the new band teacher. The month of October was a very busy month for the band. They started out the marching season with competi- tions at the Washington H.S. Marching Festival. The War- riors proudly received a third place trophy in the Francis Howell field competition, and went on to take second place in field and third place in parade at Fayette. They also participated in the Mizzou Homecoming parade. With the last performance, the band turned in their uni- forms for formal dress to start concert band. They had several performances throughout the year starting with their Christmas concert, and going on to perform in the Spring Arts Festival, Spring Concert, and participation in the area contest at Mexico. Jazz band was also very busy. Not only did they partici- pate in concerts with the concert band, but they went to competition at Rolla and had a banquet later in the year. Even through all the changes the band kept their spirit and dedication. Whether it was concert band, jazz band, marching band or pep band, the year was a big success. Play It Again!!! Here We Come Again!!! Soy it with i ■ Guilty ... Or ... Not Guilty The National Honor Society held its annual initiation of new members in November. The library was set up for a trial as the induction of new initiates. Following the induction, a signing of the register preceded the serving of refresh- ments for those in attendance. During the year the club amended and adopted a new constitu- tion. In the spring, an all day field trip was planned and enjoyed by all the members. Numbers ... And More Numbers? The members of the Math Club work very hard at their monthly meetings. They are given difficult brain teasers to sharpen their mathematical skills. All of this work is to prepare these students for the annual Scholar Quiz which is held in March. Accomplishments FTA is a fairly large club and is growing every year. They do a number of activities such as student teaching in the elementary, a buddy system for new students so they don’t feel lost or left out in a new environment, and turn-about-day in which students take over as teachers and administrators. This year they went on a field trip to the Central Institute for the Deaf in St. Louis and wound up the year with a Spring picnic at Dyer Park. Le Club De La Langue Etrangere Foreign Language Club participated in the Homecoming parade in the fall of this school year. They also sold foreign candy and advent candy at Christmas time. They had a Mille Bornes tournament in which Brian Nothstine and Bill Newburry won. In the Spring they went to Rigazzio's on a field trip to eat foreign food. The Future Farmers of America do many exciting and educational things throughout the year. In November Green- hand Initiation takes place in which all freshmen ar formally inducted into the organization. The annual slave auction was held on November and netted $2,000. This provides the money for Barnwarming and our Spring Banquet. Throughout the year they are studying for contest teams in areas such as meat judg- ing, livestock judging (etc.) Competition is done on the Area and District levels. If they do well enough at district, they go on to state. To end the years activities FFA has an Annual Banquet for the receiving of awards for their achievements during the year. From their accomplishments during the year. Educating Through Experience Scissors .. Pins ... Needles Every year the Future Homemakers of America do many money making and re- creational activities. First they sell carna- tions for Homecoming. They also have many Bake Sales throughout the year. National FHA Week is during February. During FHA Week every member dresses up every day. They also put a bulletin board up and gave pens to the teachers. They had a recrea- tional activity that week in which they went bowling. A r % - '-14- 'U V 5PDRT5 no RETURR THAT SERVE The junior varsity volleyball team was a very aggressive group this year. They worked hard and showed much progress by the end of the season. Although their record ended at 6-7, it does not reveal the type of exciting games that were played. Date Opponent Sept. 7 Wright City Won Sept. 9 Winfield Loss Sept. 14 Elsberry Won Sept. 22 St. Frances Borgia Loss Sept. 23 Washington Loss Sept. 28 St. Dominic Loss Sept. 30 Wright City Won Oct. 5 Wellsville Won Oct. 7 Clopton Won Oct. 12 Montgomery City Loss Oct. 14 Bowling Green Loss Oct. 19 Troy Loss Oct. 22 Wentzville Won Date Opponent Sept. 7 Wright City Won Sept. 9 Winfield Won Sept. 14 Elsberry Won Sept. 22 St. Frances Borgia Loss Sept. 23 Washington Loss Sept. 28 St. Dominic Loss Sept. 30 Wright City Loss Oct. 5 Wellsville Won Oct. 7 Clopton Won Oct. 12 Montgomery City Won Oct. 14 Bowling Green Loss Oct. 19 Troy Loss Oct. 22 Wentzville Loss Nov. 1 St. Dominic (District) Loss The varsity volleyball team had a rough season this year. The season had a hopeful beginning with three wins but as the season wore on, the team suffered from many injuries. Al- though these injuries did hurt the team, they still played a very good sea- son. The highlight of the season was at the district game with St. Dominic. With three starters out because of in- juries, the team kept their heads up and played an outstanding game. “A First!!” The highlight of the season was the Elsberry Mini Medal Meet where all runners received a medal and the team won the 1st place trophy. Warrenton also won the dual meet against Wright City. At the second home meet (against Elsberry), three runners finished under eighteen minutes, never before accomplished by a War- renton team. Sept 10 Warrenton Wright City 1st Sept 14 Elsberry Winfield Warrenton 3rd Sept 24 Elsberry Mini Medal Meet 1st Sept 29 St. Dominic Fort 4th Zumwalt Winfield Warrenton Oct 1 Duchesne Girls no complete Invitational team Oct 7 Troy no complete Invitational team Oct 9 North County no complete Invitational team Oct 13 Troy Conference 5th Oct 19 Warrenton Elsberry 2nd Oct 26 Bowling Green Elsberry Warrenton 3rd Oct 30 District Hut One •spi The Junior Varsity and the Freshman football teams had several dependable players this year. Even though the Warriors were playing teams that had more experience, they still played competitively. Everyone is looking forward to an even better season next year. 36 24 36 Hike 9th Grade Sept. 23 Louisiana Lost Sept. 30 Hermann Won Oct. 7 Washington Lost Oct. 14 Hermann Lost Oct. 21 Bowling Green Lost Oct. 28 St. Francis Borgia Won J.V. Sept. 13 Bowling Green Lost Sept. 20 Van Far Won Oct. 4 Troy Lost Oct. 11 Montgomery Won Nov. 1 Washington Lost sp sp Hut Two Date Opponent us them Sept. 3 Owensville 0-45 Sept. 10 Louisiana 0-36 Sept. 17 Salisbury 19-12 Oct. 1 Bowling Green 6-30 Oct. 8 Van Far 9-0 Oct. 15 MMA (Homecoming) 14-7 Oct. 22 Troy 0-34 Oct. 29 Montgomery City 0-12 Nov. 5 Duchesne 6-33 The Varsity football team began their season with much spirit and anticipation. As the season wore on the spirits were dampened by many unfortunate injuries. Although the season ended giving the Warriors a 2-7 record, their games were excit- ing and enjoyed by many supportive fans. flEUER SfiV DIE Date Opponent us them Nov. 22 Bowling Green 9-40 Dec. 6 Wellsville 15-29 Dec. 6 Winfield 36-41 Dec. 16 Union 18-36 Dec. 22 Wright City 29-19 Jan. 5 Montgomery City 49-25 Jan. 6 Montgomery City 21-25 Jan. 7 Wright City 26-16 Jan. 8 Troy 25-38 Jan. 10 Van-Far 18-29 Jan. 13 Hermann 32-26 Jan. 24 Wright City 22-17 Jan. 27 Elsberry 29-27 Jan. 31 Clopton 19-36 Feb. 3 Troy 38-36 Feb. 5 Silex (forfeit) Feb. 14 St. Dominic 17-18 Feb. 21 Washington 25-34 Feb. 24 St. Francis Borgia 24-32 The junior varsity girls’ basketball team was young and inexperienced but aggres- sive and very determined. They were best known for their defense and a “never say die” attitude. They played through a tough season but never gave up in any of the games. The team showed much tal- ent for a very promising future. Striving Hard US THEM Hermann 14 64 Montgomery City 49 41 Wright City 23 40 Winfield 35 49 Troy 28 57 Elsberry 45 39 Wright City 41 45 Wellsville 45 42 Orchard Farm 44 49 Van-Far 33 48 Bowling Green 32 49 Clopton 32 51 St. Francis Borgia 36 52 Elsberry 29 50 Union 32 52 Washington 26 51 The Junior Varsity boys basketball team had a frustrating season this year. The early games of the season were very close losses and these losses put a damper on the spirits of the play- ers. It was a year of experience and the team learned much potential and ambition. Next year should bring a very exciting season. Date Opponent us them Nov. 22 Bowling Green 31-56 Nov. 29 Elsberry 23-37 Dec. 2 Fulton 25-29 Dec. 6 Wellsville 37-41 Dec. 9 Winfield 59-51 Dec. 16 Union 26-72 Dec. 22 Wright City 25-36 Jan. 6 Montgomery City 53-35 Jan. 10 Van-Far 48-36 Jan. 13 Hermann 36-57 Jan. 17 Clopton 38-55 Jan. 19 Silex 33-40 Jan. 24 Wright City 29-30 Jan. 27 Elsberry 36-66 Jan. 31 Clopton 47-63 Feb. 3 Troy 19-45 Feb. 7 St. Charles West 38-47 Feb. 9 St. Mary's Academy 62-29 Feb. 12 St. Dominic 32-46 Feb. 14 St. Dominic 33-35 Feb. 17 Silex 51-47 Feb. 21 Washington 54-47 Feb. 24 St. Frances Borgia 43-48 Feb. 28 Troy (District) 32-43 The varsity Lady Warriors experienced a rough season this year. The team suf- fered from many injuries which affected their play. Although dampered by these injuries the team never lost their determi- nation and they continued to play out- standing games. Throughout the season the team was backed by its faithful fans who cheered the team through every game. Never Give Up Hermann Wellsville New Haven Elsberry Wright City Silex Montgomery City Wright City Winfield Bowling Green St. Dominic Troy Elsberry Wright City Wellsville Washington Hermann Orchard Farm Van-Far Bowling Green Clopton St. Francis Borgia Elsberry Union Washington US THEM 35 63 45 68 54 66 57 63 46 68 50 59 40 49 46 60 54 53 24 37 33 41 31 72 43 47 41 72 50 68 20 63 31 68 55 6S 49 64 44 75 42 75 50 75 46 48 36 66 21 87 The 1982-83 season was a season of disappointment. Even though only one game was won, there was alot of hard work and determination. The team never gave up, they always strived to do their best. Better luck next year! Girls track had a very disappointing season this year. The track was soaked with rain most of the time, and the girls had to fight the cold and snow. The varsity team didn’t have very many return- ing athletes this year, so they had to rely on a lot of junior varsity rookies. At the first track meet Warrenton came in sec- ond out of three teams and received fourth place at the Warrenton Invitationals. Junior varsity re- ceived first place at the EMO Conference, and varsity came in fifth. This year girls track chose their most outstand- ing players as, field, Sheri Tonoli; distance, Dan- ielle Briggs; Sprinter, Michelle Davis; Rookie of the Year, Tammy Patrick; and most dedicated, Danielle Briggs. All of the girls are looking forward to a much better, winning season next year. “Here We Come Again The Race Is On!!! Date Opponent March 29 Troy and Hannible April 12 Union Relays April 15 Troy April 19 Warrenton Invitational April 22 Troy Relays April 25 Elsberry and Van Far April 29 Montgomery Invitational May 3 Conference Joe Meier and Bryan Reisbig qualified for sectional. At sectional Joe Meier took 3rd in shot put and Bryan Reisbig took 7th in the 200 meter dash. Joe went on to state and took 9th in shot put. 126 Tee Time The bad weather was hard on the golf team this year. Because of the weather they didn’t get to practice much. Much of the team consisted of first year members, but they did quite well. They had 8 dual meets and 2 tournaments. JV won ail their meets and varsity lost all their meets, but at narrow margin. Date Opponent April 5 Troy April 7 Montgomery April 11 Union April 14 Troy April 18 St. Charles West April 21 Union April 21 Warrenton Inv. April 26 Montgomery April 29 Wentzville 128 Sports sdnnya Drama or not to bt! Row 1: Mary Briggs, Debbie Lanzone, Kim Laf- ferty, Janice Mertens, Teresa White, David Ti- tone. Row 2: Jim Shockley, Tim Jordan, Kevin Mahundro, Bob Howald, Larry Meadows, Julie Redding, Pat Dumay. Row 3: Kathy Gibson, LaDawn Gutermuth, Kathy Brock. Row 4: Ed Johnson, Patty Reid, Darrell Davis, Jane Fulgham. Row 1: Jennifer Maire. Row 2: Barry Conway, Lynne Roth, Judy Stroer, Karen Rhoades, Lora Wolff, Lisa Bakameyer, Peggy Coleman, Kathy Parson, Tom Gibson. Row 3: Mrs. Nolkemper, Candy Davis, Chris Reifsteck, Cara Fischer, Sherri Valerius, Lisa Flake, Cheri Frick. Row 4: Glenda Fitzgibbons, Mike Biggs, Mona Biggs, Suzanne Gierer, Vanessa Reed, Jon Grant, Jim Hunter, Stephanie Dotson. Row 5: Clara Stroer, Renee Moss, Todd Hahn. Math Club Row 1: Janet Carman, Karen Merx, Mary Beth Keane, Tricia Pauk, Brian Nothstine, Bill Newberry, Gretchen Brockfeld, Mr. Quest. Row 2: Amy Brune, Carla Brush, Kim Elcan, Scott Prinster, Jim Meier, Bryan Hartnagel. Not Pictured: Kim Dixon, Liz Gellhausen. Foreign Language Club Row 1: Lisa Bakameyer. Row 2: Kathy Stone. Row 3: Brian Nothstine, Lawrence Rupp, Scott Prinster, President; Patty Reid, Lisa Riddle. Row 4: Marsha Schneider, Kerry Schmidt, Katie Frick, JoLynn Hasenkamp, Chris Cox, Mary Briggs, Janet Carman, Peggy Coleman. Row 5: Kelley Futch, Julie Redding, French Vice-President; Suzanne Gierer, Tara Griesbauer, Penny Carr, Pam Arnold, Amy Brune, Kim Dixon, Mary Hummert. Row 6: Chris Reifsteck, Julie Myers, Ron Slavik, Carol Howard, Gretchen Brockfeld, Kim Marshall, Loretta Rhoades, Shelley Riddle, Candy Davis. Row 7: Miss Wilson, Kim Elcan, Bill Newberry, Ben Gierer, Roger Stude, Jeff Swoboda, Dean Griesbauer, Scott Slatten, Kathy Brock, Mary Brune. Not Pictured: Dan Guse, Diane Meeker, Tina Massman, Jackie Weekly, Rick Hellebusch, Secretary-Treasurer; Denise Schaper, German Vice-President; Glenda Fitzgibbons, Spanish Vice-President. COE Row 1: Rick Hellebusch, Lisa Boehle, President; Allen Brandwein, Matt Breese, Don Reinhardt, Jay Bass, Greg Bunge, Mr. Kirkendol. Row 2: Bonnie Murray, Brenda Williams, Terri Harrell, Bob Owens, Jim Achenbach, Vice President; John Chandler, Dave DeHart, Treasurer; Charles Neubauer, Gayle Harrelston. Row 3: Kim Stout, Sandy Weinrich, Amanda Herndon, Shannon Luetkemeyer, Secretary. Not pictured: Doug Nordwald, Mike Garrett. Tech School Row 1: Scott Roach, Roger Stonebarger, Darryll Waller, Kim Ross, Patty Bauer, Bruce Branson, Randy Starks, Mark Gross. Row 2: Bill Woolf, Roger Prennger, Steve More- land. Not pictured: Jim Schneider, Greg Blankenship. IA And Art Club Industrial Arts Club. Row 1: Anita Orf, Richie Brown, Bobby Owens; President, Murray Aston; Vice President, Jim Achenbach; Treasurer, Charlie Newbauer; Secretary, Eddie Meyer; Re- porter, Clinton Polston. Row 2: Melinda Wilson, Danny Jackson, Joe Rutledge, Pat Klott, Irl Morganthauler, Tony Jones, Alen Brandwein, Kevin Meyer. Row 3: Ron Monroe, Ron Slavik, Greg Boling, Mitch Fayland, Darryll Waller, Brian Meine, Steve Wilds, Danny Snyder. Row 4: Mr. Bradshaw, Bobby Frick, Mark Avery, Chris Diffanauer, Jeff Swaboda, Kim Elcan, Mr. Brown. Not Pictured: Toni Arteaga, Bruce Brandson; Sgt. at Arms. Art Club. Row 1: Laura Mertens. Row 2: Theresa Moore, Michelle Ruether, Johanna Tuzzolino, Amy Brune, Suzanne Gierer, Mary Brune, Brian Reisbig. Row 3: Mr. Schreck, Jeff Gutterman. Row 4: Rob Hake, Jon Grant, Mike Garrett; Treasurer, Eric Peniston, Daren Shortt, Brian Kowalski, Todd Hahn; Secretary. Row 5: Jill Hambach, Kerry Schmidt, Sheri Coleman; Presi- dent, Cindy Welge, Lisa Brengle, Debby Lanzone. Row 6: Mike Biggs. Row 7: Chris Diffenauer, Chris Villa, Chris Reifsteck, Lisa Schaefer, Bert Michelson, Janice Mertens, Bob Cotner, Danny Gross. Not Pictured: Lisa Boehle; Vice President. 134 FFA Row 1: Bobby Hoelscher, Thea Spoonster, Reporter; Mary Ann Hoelscher, Dede Tesson. Row 2: Teresa Blake, Vanessa Reed, Yvette Brewer, Lester Surls, Peggy Handlang, Secretary; Joanne Brewe, Melanie Shook, Ricky Brandt, Cheryl Ridenhour. Row 3; Charlie Hoelscher, Mike Scott, Debbie Ebbesmeyer, Nancy Handlang, Sentinel; Tammy Harrell, Valerie Schulze, Historian; Jim Canelos, Carol Wagener, Randy Griesenauer. Row 4: Steve Owenby, Greg Schneider, Brad Seger, Doug Nordwald, Jim Raterman, Gretchen Brockfeld, Vincent Taylor, Neal Roetemeyer. Row 5: Mr. Wilson, Advisor; Mike Suther- land, Vice President; John Toebben, Jeff Groeper, Glen Schoppenhorst, Randy Brand, Jeff Karrenbrock, President; Randy Raterman. Row 6: Jeff Privett, Steve Moreland, Roger Prenger, Gayle Harrellston. Not Pictured: Jim Schneider, Treasurer; David Wiss. FHA Row 1: Lisa Cassell, Lisa Bakameyer, Kathy Stone. Row 2: Debbie Ebbesmeyer, Carla Brush, Reporter; Valerie Schulze. Row 3: Teresa White, Sec. Treas.; Donna Schroeder, President; Nancy Handlang, Peggy Handlang, Vice President; Mrs. Shores, Lisa Flake, Jill Hambach, Historian; Doris Schoppenhorst. Not Pictured: Marsha Groeper. 135 Honor Society And Student Council Row 1: Kerry Schmidt, Brenda Williams, Kelly Futch, Carol Howald, Toni Arteaga, Mary Beth Keane, Kim Dixon. Row 2: Bill Newberry, Scott Prinster, Nancy Wulff, Donna Schroeder, Teresa White, Peggy Handlang, Jackie Weekley, Amy Brune, Karen Merx. Row 3: Mr. Petersmeyer, Candy Davis, Tricia Pauk, Jeff Karrenbrock, Kelli Murphy, Mike Sutherland, Pam Arnold, Ron Slavik, Linda Moeller, Katie Frick, Mary Brune, Roger Stude. Row 4: JoLynn Hasenkamp, Denice Schaper, Julie Myers, Kim Elcan, Kathy Brock, Carla Brush, Terry Bracht, Rick Struttmann, Betty Hous- ton, Todd Brewer, Joe Meier. Not Pictured: Shelley Riddle. Shelf 1: Mary Briggs, Candy Davis; President, Betty Houston, Sheri Coleman. Shelf 2: Pam Arnold, Carla Brush; Vice President, Todd Brewer, Kathy Brock. Shelf 3; Matt Hake, Mr. Barry, Lisa Lenzenhuber; Secretary, Tammy Harrell, 136 Babette Eberhart, Tammy Patrick, Cheryl Ridenhour, Steve Klopcic. 137 Window left: Roger Stude, Art Editor; Randy Hammon, Reporter; Bill Newburry, Copy Editor; Window center: Julie Redding; Mrs. Geurin, Sponsor; Toni Artega, Correspondence Secretary; Ronnie Slavik, Reporter; Scott Prinster, Assistant Editor; Mary Beth Keane, Editor; Lisa Lenzenhuber, Layout Editor; Kim Dixon, Boradcasting; Window Right; Tammy Paul, Photographer; Gina Carroz, Reporter; Lisa Bakameyer, Assistant Layout Editor; Mike Sutherland, Photography Editor. Newspaper I II Row 1: Cheryl Boone, Cara Fischer, La Dawn Gutermuth, Row 2: Sheri Coleman, Pam Arnold, Bill Sanker, Chris Reifsteck, Kelli Murphy, Glenda Oelschlaeger, Row 3: Mrs. Huber, Amy Brune, Bridgett Schaper, Carin Gerard, Thea Spoonster, Mrs. Sauers, Not pictured: Lisa Riddle. Yearbook Staff I II FTA Row 1: Jane Fulgham, Amanda Herndon, Kerry Schmidt, Mary Briggs, Marsha Adkins. Row 2: Katie Frick, Stacey Brooks, Frances Bates, Janet Carman, Debi Hunn, Lisa Steiner, Renee Divinny, Lisa Riddle, Cheryl Boone, Clara Stroer, Peggy Coleman. Row 3: Tom Gibson, Sheila Surls, Tammy Paul, Danielle Briggs, Shannon Luetkemeyer, Betty Houston, Patty Fletcher, Bonnie Murray, Kim Dixon, Mrs. Bradshaw. Row 4: Candy Davis, Jackie Weekly, Shelley Riddle, Carol Howald, Loretta Rhoades, Tammy Luetkemeyer, Lisa Flake, Shelley Tesson, Lisa Robinson, Mary Leimkuehler, Tina Cooper, Patti Bauer, Kathy Gibson, Felita Davis. Not Pictured: Kathy Cerda, Diane Fuller, Jackie Goodwin, Sharmaine Krout. New Members Row 1: Tina Hance, Marisa Rucinski, Sheila Smithey, Stephanie Dotson. Row 2: Pam Goodwin, Sharon Groeper, Patty Fletcher, Betty Houston, Shannon Luektemeyer, Cindy McClanahan, Mrs. Bradshaw. Row 3: Jo Harlow, Ellen Taylor, Doris Schoppenhorst, Michelle Davis, Vicky Polston, Denise Schaper, Cheri Frick, Kim Ross, Lisa Kowalski. Not Pictured: Kim Lafferty, Tim Adams, Marty Ickenroth. Row 1: Denise Schaper, Don Edwards. Row 2: Jill Hambach, Chris Diffenauer, Mary Briggs, Brian Meine. Row 3: Danielle Ackerman, Jim Shockley, Toni Arteaga, Roger Stude, Kelli Murphy, Brian Reisbig. Row 1: Kim Dixon, Sec. Treas.; Denise Schaper, President; Mary Briggs, Vice President. Row 2: Jane Fulgham, Mary Hoelscher, Becky Bennett, Julie Hasenkamp, Janet McVey, Felita Davis, Lawana Cirincione, Kim Butler, Katie Frick, Mrs. Dreyer, Director. Row 3: Pam Goodwin, Karen Parson, Kathy Gibson, Penny Linke, Jane Watson, Anita Orf, Larry Meadows, Danielle Ackerman, Veronica Rich. Row 4: Gina Carroz, Carin Gerard, Julie Redding, Jill Hambach, Brian Meine, Jim Shockley, Brian Reisbig, Don Edwards, Toni Arteaga, Tina Cooper, Valerie Schulze. Row 5: Chris Wiley, Tom Ebbesmeyer, Steve Klopcic, Roger Stude, Jeff Swoboda, Pat Dumay, Chris Diffenauer, Mark Dreyer, Chris Wiley, Barry Conway. 139 Treble Choir Row 1: Michelle Prior, Peggy Co- leman, Mary Hummert. Row 2: Melinda Parker, Brenda Jennings, Mrs. Dryer, Susan Watson, Sheila Smithey. Row 3: Turia Kelling, Jackie Weekly, Kim McKenzie, Ka- ren Martin, Jane Fulgham, Lisa Flake, Loretta Rhoades Jazz Band Mr. Smith, Clifford Tucker, Bryan Harrison, Kevin Meine, Tammy Patric, Gary Woods, Kenny Ed- wards, Ronny Monroe, Mike Suth- erland, Bryan Albright, Terri Rowe, Dave Eubanks, Julie Ad- dison, Kevin Watson, Lewis Stone, Tim Miller 140 Concert Band Speech Row 1: Sheri Tonioli, Kim Elcan, Dana Garrett, Nancy Wulff, Sheryl Schomberg, Nancy Noblitt, Tricia Pauk, Danielle Briggs, Kaye Bradshaw, Charlotte Amrein, Marcia Schneider, Mary Leimkeuhler, Bridgett Schaper, Kim Marshall, Monique Scheer, Barb Hamrick, Chris Adams, Row 2: Becky Breeden, Anne Axline, JoAnn Cotton, Robyn Diffenauer, Kelli Keene, Chris Reifsteck, Stacey Robinson, Bryan Albright, Lynne Pauk, Sheryl Ridenhour, Bill Newburry, Lori Knittig, Carla Brush, Linda Moeller. Row 3: Cheri Frick, Vickie Petersmeyer, Jeff Nelson, Dennis Trost, Racheal Cornell, Betty Houston, Jack Crump, Lee Cregar, Delanna Robertson, Scott Dent, Chuck Newburry, Bob Frick, Matt Miller, Yvette Brewer, Row 4: Danny Smith, Steve Owenby, Dede Tesson, Ben Gierer, Chris Harris, Alisa Pauk, Stephanie Bass, Tammy Patrick, Scott Costello, Jim Meier, Brian Nothstine, Craig Wilson, Kevin Watson, Bill Sanker, Curt Guetersloh, Cliff Tucker, Lewis Stone, Sharon Wulff, Row 5: Mike Sutherland, Terri Rowe, David Eubanks, Randy Miller, Jeff Schroer, Jim Prior, Steve Brooks, Gary Woods, Ron Slavik, Ken Edwards, Ronny Monroe, Larry Curtis, Scott Crump, Matt Fitzgibbons, Row 6: Mr. Smith, Tim Miller, Greg Eberhart, Roger Stude, Brad Seger, Jeff Karrenbrock, Randy Brand, Julie Addison Row 1: Rob Schaumberg, Shelley Tesson, Chris Reifsteck, Diana Hubbell, Tammy Meyers, Peggy Coleman, Stephanie Bass, Scott Prinster, Row 2: Kathy Stone, Mary Briggs, Becky Breeden, Joann Cotton, Jane Fulgham, Candy Davis, Cindy Meadows, Row 3: Stacey Robinson, Cara Fischer, Kathy Brock, Kevin Mohundro, Lawrence Rupp, Jeff Swoboda, Mrs. Noelkemper, Barry Conway, Kim Dixon, Larry Curtis, Mary Howald. Wood Winds Row 1: Lori Ditto, Lynee Pauk, Kelli Keene, Becky Breeden, Cheryl Ridenhour, JoAnn Cotton, Robyn Diffenhauer, Stacy Robinson, Anne Axline, Row 2: Chris Reifsteck, Cheri Frick, Linda Moeller, Lori Knittig, Vickie Petersmeyer, Rachael Cornell, Jeff Nelson Mike Sutherland, Scott Dent, Bob Frick, Betty Houston, Yvette Brewer, Jack Crump, Lee Creger, Delanna Robertson, Teresa Blake, Matt Miller, Terri Rowe, Dave Eubanks Row 1: Kaye Bradshaw, Kim Marshall, Rhonda Schaefer, Dana Garrett, Monique Scheer, Sheryl Schomberg, Marcia Schneider, Rhonda Hase, Charlotte Amerin, Row 2: Tricia Pauk, Sheri Tonoli, Barb Hamrick, Nancy Noblitt, Nancy Wulff, Mary Leimkuehler, Dan- ielle Briggs, Chris Adams Percussion - Brass Randy Brand, Carla Brush, Bill Newburry, Dennis Trost, Jim Prior, Jeff Karrenbrock, Tim Miller, Greg Eberhart, Steve Brooks, Julie Addison, Bryan Albright Tammy Patrick, Curt Guetersloh, Craig Wilson, Chris Harris, Bill Sanker, Shelly Tesson, Stephanie Bass, Chuck Newburry, Bryan Harrison, Danny Smith, Ben Gierer, Brian Noth- stine, Scott Costello, Jim Meier, Kevin Watson, Steve Owenby, Dede Tesson Row 1: Ron Slavik, Scott Crump, Gary Woods, Missy Pherigo, Ron Monroe, Matt Fitzgib- bons, Larry Curtis, Ken Edwards Row 2: Sharon Wulff, Randy Miller, Roger Stude, Brad Seger, Jeff Schroer, Lewis Stone. 6 143 W Club from left to right: Mark Dreyer, Matt Miller, Terry Bracht, Sec Treas; Mike Suther- land, Murray Aston, Jill Hambach, Mike Schmidt, Marcia Schneider, Nancy Noblitt, Tammy Patrick, Kaye Bradshaw, Danielle Briggs, Kelley Futch, Monique Scheer, Mary Beth Keane, Tammy Harrell, Nora Dennager, Coach Karen Schneider, Gary Breuer, Jack Crump, V.P.; Rick Struttmann, Mark Avery, Kevin Meine, Coach Tom Hilbert, Joe Meier, Darrell Davis, Julie Addison, Todd Brewer, Eddie Meyer, Toni Arteaga, Marsha Adkins, Chris Reifsteck, Stacey Robinson, Jane Fulgham, Cara Fischer, Barb Hamrick, Becky Breeden, Sheri Tonioli, Dan Smith, Scott Slatten, Pres; Jeff Swaboda, Chris Diffenauer, Jim Meier, Not pictured: Don Edwards, Matt Hake, Todd Clark, Kim Lafferty, Renee Moss, Dale Skinner, Jim Prior, Doug Nor- wald, Robyn Diffenauer, Bruce Branson, Brad Seger, Allen Brandewein, Dave Huff Cross Country 144 Row 1: Toni Arteaga, Mark Knittig, Danielle Briggs, Ned Quest, Carol Howard. Row 2: Rob Schaumberg, Chris Theerman, Jeff Shroer, Rich Logan, Scott Prinster, Not pictured: Mary Howald. Spring Fall Senior Players Spring, Row 1: Mike Sutherland, Mindy Wilson, Jill Hambach, Cara Fischer, Mary Beth Keane, Tricia Pauk, Chris Diffenauer. Row 2: Joe Meier, Chris Theerman, Jeff Swoboda. Row 3: Kevin Meine, Rob Schaumberg. Fall, Row 1: Mark Knittig, Jeff Swo- boda, Rob Schaumberg. Row 2: Mike Sutherland, Joe Meier, Murray Aston. Row 3: Jane Fulgam, Chris Theerman, Chris Reifsteck, Marsha Adkins. Row 4: Jack Crump, Kelley Futch, Cara Fi- scher, Chris Diffenauer, Bryan Reisbig. 145 Girls Volleyball Row 1: Marsha Adkins, Cara Fischer. Row 2: Marcia Schneider, Nora Dennager, Rhonda Schaefer, Tammy Harrell, Julie Addison. Row 3: Coach Ellen Fessler, Jane Fulgham, Chris Reifsteck, Nancy Wulff, Nancy Noblitt, Kelley Futch, Coach Karen Schneider. Row 1: Diana Hubbeli, Robyn Diffenauer, Marcia Schneider, Kaye Bradshaw, Tammy Patrick. Row 2: Coach Ellen Fessler, Kelli Keene, Nancy Noblitt, Tammy Harrell, Sharon Wulff, Nora Dennager, Julie Addison, Rhonda Schaefer, Coach Karen Schneider. Football Varsity and J.V.; Row 1: Greg Swoboda; Manager, Mark Avery, Brian Reisbig, Murray Aston, Todd Brewer, Allen Brandwein, Bruce Branson, Stuart Polston. Row 2: Chris Wiley, Brad Seger, Neal Roetemeyer, Matt Hake, Steve Owenby, Gary Brewer, Mike Schmidt, Greg Boling, Jim Raterman, Danny Smith, Danny Valerius. Row 3: Coach Hilbert, Jim Meier, Scott Costello, Terry Bracht, Darrell Davis, Doug Nordwald, Joe Meier, Todd Clark, Rick Struttman, Chris Diffenauer, Mark Dreyer, Scott Slatten, Jack Crump, Coach Merrit. INImSb Freshmen; Row 1: Chris Harris, Tim Adams, Scott Crump, Mike Scott, Steve Brooks, Greg Eberhart, David Huff. Row 2: Tom Massman, Jim Prior, Dale Skinner, Mike Potthast, Larry Curtis, Vincent Taylor, Curtis White, Pat Klott, Bill Pherigo. Row 3: Mr. Kirkendoll, Coach; Steve Klopcic, Matt Fitzgibbons, Brian Tainer, Les Cotner, Chris Newby, Randy Raterman, Jim Mitchell, Leon Miller. Boys Basketball Row 1: Randy Hammon, Jim Meier, Scott Costello, Mark Dreyer, Gary Adams, Todd Brewer, David Huff, manager. Row 2: Betty Houston, statistician; Coach Tom Ward, Rick Struttmann, Joe Meier, Kevin Meine, Matt Miller, Terry Bracht, Mary Beth Keane, statistician. Row 1: Mark Anderson, Greg Eberhart, Lewis Stone, Jeff Schroer, Dale Skinner, Jim Prior, Steve Brooks, Matt Hake. Row 2: David Huff, manager; Tim Miller, Chuck Newburry, Brian Meine, Scott Costello, Jim Meier, Mark Dreyer, Matt Fitzgibbons, Steve Klopcic, Coach Tom Ward. Girls Basketball Row 1: Cara Fischer. Row 2: Kelli Murphy, Danielle Briggs, Coach Mike Wormsley, Michelle Davis, Becky Breeden. Row 3: Glenda Fitzgibbons, Nancy Wulff, Lori Knittig, manager; Marsha Adkins, manager; Jill Hambach, Julie Addison. Row 1: Marcia Schneider, Tammy Patrick, Stacy Robinson, Robyn Diffenauer, Kaye Bradshaw. Row 2: Coach Ellen Fessler, Melanie Schemmer, Sheri Tonioli, Sharon Wulff, Chris Cox, Assistant Coach Kathy Bremmer. 149 Track Row 1: Linda Schmidt, Teresa Blake, Danielle Briggs, Tammy Patrick, Marcia Schneider, Michelle Davis, Jane Fulgham, Felita Davis, Cheryl Ridenhour, Tricia Pauk, Nora Dennager. Row 2: Carol Howard, Alisa Pauk, Yvette Brewer, Kelley Futch, Monique Scheer, Stephanie Bass, Cheri Frick, Lori Ditto, Stacy Robinson, Mary Beth Keane. Row 3: Nancy Noblitt, Tammy Harrell, Kelly Reisbig, Vicki Polston, Michelle Ruether, Coach Wormsley, Sheri Tonioli, Tara Greisbauer, Becky Bree- den, Coach Schneider, Kaye Bradshaw. Row 1: Jeff Swaboda, Eric Peniston, Mike Schmidt, Vince Taylor, Jim Keane, Mike Scott, Danny Smith, Jimmy Prior, Terry Bracht. Row 2: Curt Guetersloh, Rob Schaumberg, Gary Pettig, Chris Theerman, Mike Sutherland, Jeff Schroer, Stuart Polston, William Pherigo, Mark Dreyer. Row 3: Scott Prinster, Brad Seger, Joe Meier, Chris Diffen- auer, Tom Massman, Chris Wiley, Coach Hilbert. Row 4: Richard Lo- gan, Todd Clark, Matt Miller, Chuck Newburry, Coach Merritt. 150 Football Cheerleaders Row 1: Mary Briggs, Lisa Riddle, Thea Spoonster. Row 2: Sandy Weinrich, Shelly Riddle, Tina Massman. Row 3: Tricia Pauk. Varsity. Row 1: Barb Hamrick. Row 2: Lori Ditto, Chris Adams, Dana Short. Row 3: Terri Rowe, Dawn Ross, Anne Axline. Row 4: Lynee Pauk. Junior Varsity. 151 Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity, Row 1: Stacey Brooks, Bridgett Schaper, Mary Leimkuehler, Gina Carroz, Carin Gerard. Row 2: Kim Butler. Junior Varsity, Row 1: Penny Linke, Kelli Keene. Row 2: Chris Adams, Terri Rowe. Row 3: Tara Griesbauer, Dawn Ross, Monique Scheer. POMS, Row 1: Liz Gellhausen, Kathy Brock, Pam Arnold, Row 2: Amanda Herndon, Kathy Stone, Julie Hasenkamp, Katie Frick, Row 3: JoLynn Hasenkamp, Mary Briggs, Danielle Ackerman, Lora Wolff, Shannon Luetkemeyer, Kim Elcan, Kim Pape, Babette Eberhart. Flags FLAGS, Row 1: Katie Frick, Candy Davis, Bridgett Schaper, Danielle Ackerman, Carol Howald, Sharmaine Krout, JoLynn Hasenkamp, Amanda Herndon, Row 2: Chris Cox, Shannon Luetkemeyer, Liz Gellhausen, Jill Hambach, Kim Elcan, Kelli Murphy, Pam Arnold, Denise Schaper, Babette Eberhart. Poms Golf Special Olympics Front Row: Rodney Waller, Dave Huff, Pat Klott, Neal Roetemeyer, Lawerence Rupp Back Row: Mindy Wilson. Bob Frick, Mark Anderson, Greg Boling, Jim Meier, Matt Hake, Mr. Dent Front Row: Dillard Harrelston, Violet Jones, Jeanna Pollard, Robbie Cotton Back Row: Elaine Davis. Neal Hoeft, Byron Miller Honors And VOLLEYBALL: Cara Fischer - All Conference Most Outstanding FOOTBALL: Doug Nordwald - All Conference Joe Meier - All Conference Mike Sutherland - All Conference HONORABLE MENTIONS Terry Bracht Darrell Davis Mike Sutherland Doug Nordwald Chris Diffenauer MOST OUTSTANDING Mike Sutherland Todd Brewer BASKETBALL: Cara Fischer - All Conference (2nd team), Most Out- standing Girl’s Kevin Meine - Most Outstanding Boy's TRACK: Danielle Briggs - Most Outstanding Girl’s Joe Meier - Most Outstanding Boy’s CROSS COUNTRY: Jeff Schroer - Most Outstand- GOLF: Greg Boling - Most Outstanding ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Cara Fischer Joe Meier Scholarships Departmental Award Winners Lisa Lenzenhuber, Business Kevin Watson, Drivers Ed. Betty Houston, English Michelle Schaumberg, Library Science Bert Michelson, P.E. Brenda Williams, COE Shelley Tesson, Drama Carol Howald, Mathematics Kerry Schmidt, Art Greg Blankenship, Industrial Arts Gary Woods, Music - Instrumental Jeff Karrenbrock, Science and Agriculture Bill Newburry, Foreign Language Carla Brush, Social Studies Nancy Wulff, P.E. Roger Stude, Music - Vocal COE INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Brian Meine - 1st State Contest SPEECH: Kathy Stone - 6th State Speech Contest MUSIC: State Contest - Clifford Tucker, Kim Elcan, Nancy Wulff, Dana Garrett, Mike Sutherland, Bryan Albright, Terri Rowe, Gary Woods, Roger Stude, Don Edwards, Bryan Reisbig, Brian Meine, Jim Shockley, Chris Diffenauer, Chris Wiley, Barry Conway, Kelli Murphy State Band: Mike Sutherland (Alternate) PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Chris Theerman NEWSPAPER I II: First Honors for page in Warrenton Banner (Local Paper), awarded by Mo. Int. Press Assoc. COE: Jim Achenbach-lst, State DECA Amanda Herndon-2nd, State DECA Brenda Williams-Top 6, State DECA Math Quiz at ECC first place Scott Prinster - Most total individual points at Conference Scholar Quiz 156 Compliments of Hartbauer Auto Parts Co. Prudential Savings and Loan Asaociation 317 Elm St. Washington, MO. 63090 239-4771 Serving Warren And Montgomery Counties Manager: MAUREEN TADRICK AF- cC FSLIC. Wrfm Warrenton Office 1«) 107 South Highway 47 i=l I 456-2581 1 ROOM 6 COUNTRT CLUb I ESIERI HASENJAEGER TRUCKING DUMP TRUCK HAULING Phone: 433-2311 d. F. Hasenjaecer HERB AND MARY BRACHT 202 E. Main Warrenton, MO 63383 BUNGE EARTH CONSTRUCTION Leeves - Lakes - Ponds - Clearing Donald L. Bunge RR. No 7 Box 610 Marthasville, MO 63357 Phone: 433-2843 Compliments of: WAR RENTON OIL COMPANY Mobil 519 E. Main Warrenton, MO. Phone: 456-3346 Warrenton Tire Muffler Center “Check our Deal or we Both Lose’’ E-Z Terms 1001 Old Highway 40 East at Powell St. “A NEW FRIEND FOR THE WARRENTON AREA” HOME Warrenton, MO. 456-4355 “WHERE CARING AND SERVICE GO HAND IN HAND” Warrenton, MO. 161 WARREN COUNTY SPORTS CENTER Men’s Slowpitch Women’s Slowpitch Co-ed Slowpitch tournaments owners: Leonard and Betty Sutton LEE JAN’S OUR PLACE Treloar, MO. 932-4888 NICK’S AUTOMOTIVE Congratulations class of “83” CHRYSLER Vlymoutli Dodge MYER IMPLEMENT and MOTOR INC. Interstate 70 at Truxton Exit Warrenton, Missouri 63383 Phone: (314) 456-4374 702 N. Hwy. 47 Warrenton, Mo. BABCOCKS’-SALOON WE RENT CARS! Warrenton, Mo. For when you get a little bigger! MF= Massey Ferguson 162 Breese Chiropractic Center CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WARRENTON NEWS BANNER Serving Warren and Adjoining counties for over 155 years News and Advertising 101 East Boonslick Warrenton, MO 63383 Phone: 456-3481 Banner: 456-3388 Compliments of ALBRIGHT CONCESSIONS Complete Vending Service -Since 1946- Also Cash § Carry Wholesale Candy S Tobacco WARRENTON PRODUCTS INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “83 FULL CATERING FLORIST SERVICE BOX 1 10 LIONS STREET JONESBURG. MO 63351 PH. NO. 488-5717 WARRENTON SHELL QUICK SHOP Hwy. 47 S. of Interstate 70 Warrenton. Mo. Harold Bakameyer Shell 163 GREG COSTELLO Representing PARADISE DONUT SHOP FIRST MISSOURI BANK OF WARREN COUNTY WE OFFER FULL SERVICE BANKING WITH 2 LOCATIONS WARRENTON 456-4141 DUTZOW 433-2231 607 NORTH HWY 47 WARRENTON, MO 63383 LOBBY HOURS MON-TUES-WED-THURS 9 to 3 FRIDAY 9 to 6 SAT 9 to 12 DRIVE-UP WINDOW HOURS MON THRU THURS 8:30 to 5 FRIDAY 8:30 to 6 SAT 8:30 to 12 P.O. BOX N DUTZOW, MO 63342 HOURS LOBBY AND DRIVE-UP MON-TUES-WED-THURS 9 to 3 FRIDAY 9 to 6 SAT 9 to 12 164 Compliments of Tteggeniann PCumStng Plumbing Contractor Jonesburg State Bank Member FDIC JoNESBURG, Mo. 63351 Meineb Family Restaurant Cafeteria, Inc. HWY. 47 1-70 WARRENTON. MISSOURI 63383 (314) 456-2622 LAWRENCE FLORENCE (314) 4S6-Q479 CHARLES (314) 456-4635 RoDC ' 4 Seali to Infritiry P O Bo 6s OuI om MO 6334? stfiAticicUee 4a u fizcfu e A Division o' Philnor Enterpnsos. Inc Phillip J. Pacaut Prevdent Pnooa |314) 43 ?2?9 LUTHER'S SERVICE Kim Luther, Owner 1-70 HWY. 47 Warrenton, MO. 63383 Bus. (314) 456-3984 Res. (314) 456-2164 CONGRATULATIONS CARA E. M. KAMINSKI AND SONS, INC. Appliances Carpeting Hardware Furniture Jonesburg, Mo. 488-5922 488-5722 E HICKS REALTY CO. w O 327.81 SO Ccxamic GnccrvwAOe Conti - i AL’S STANDARD SERVICE 1-70 Hwy. 47 Warrenton, MO. 63383 Phone: 456-3903 'Hut. PIZZA HUT 1001 Armory Road Warrenton, MO. 63383 456-3622 WARREN COUNTY COURTHOUSE OFFICIALS Calvin Groeper Presiding Judge County Court Cornelius Held Associate Judge County Court Leonard Sutton Associate Judge County Court Janice Meyer County Clerk Ed Addison Assessor William Early Collector Carolyn Frick Circuit Clerk S Ex- Officio Recorder Timothy Joyce Prosecuting Attorney Keith Sutherland Associate Circuit Judge Alvin Brandt Treasurer Fred Pope Corner Robert Lewis Surveyor Alfred Brasel Public 166 Compliments of INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB WEDDING CANDIDS PORTRAITS 456-8018 612 Hwy. 47 Warrenton SCHROEDERS GARAGE AND BODY SHOP Used Car Sales TUXEDO RENTALS Warrenton, Mo. 167 ISABELLE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT SERVING FAMILIES OF ALL FAITHS WITH DIGNIFIED PERSONAL SERVICE 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 TRUCK - LINES Continued Service Since 1930 Serving These Points Daily ST. CHARLES, MO. 724-0283 Fayette F. Paul Dana B. Goin Readsville St. Louis St. Peters O'Fallon Gilmore High Hill Pendleton Reform Jonesburg Rhineland Foristell Truesdale Warrenton Lake St. Louis Earth City Big Springs Wright City Wentz ville New Florence St. Charles STEWART'S REXALL DRUG For All Your Medical Needs 227 East Main PRODUCTS wc Old Hwy 40 East Box 188 Warrenton, MO Phone: 456-8853 m SENTRY AVIS HARDWARE 120 Main Street Warrenton, Missouri (314)456-3327 MFA EXCHANGE Warrenton, MO 63383 (314)-456-3495 RUST CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. chtiot THT c WARRENTON PKG. Vii:i ■ -u; ■ If 1 A W OJ LIQUOR 71 907 E. Old Hwy. 40 THI| Warrenton, MO Ph. 456-2696 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Wofrenton Nfesoun 63383 J©f� y Ruit (314) 456-4666 (314) 745-34?6 WYATT DISTRIBUTING CO. 1009 N. Steinhagen Rd. Warrenton, MO 456-3372 Congratulations Rob Compliments of BOONE TRAIL Warrenton, MO 63383 F. W. NIEBURG Offering solid furniture Values since 2903 201 East Main Street Warrenton, MO 63383 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES - BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS F. WAYNE WERGES Agent 604 Old Hwy. 40 Bus. Phone: 456-4364 Warrenton, MO 63383 Res. Phone: 456-8431 POLSTEN 66 SERVICE STATION JCT. HY. 40 and 47 PMONt MS 3711 Spring c uto Part 10W PRiCCS ■ fffltNOlv SlflVtCC WAHflEN SPPINGMCIER Insure Today Tomorrow May Be Too Late FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. WARREN COUNTY - WARRENTON, MO 63363 106 E. BOONESLICK (31 A) -456-3629 For Farm a Home Insurance Earliest Show Each Day ’ ? Price! cinema f Highway 100 East 239-5056 Washington, Mo. Young Adults |0ver 65| Always V? Price Finest in first run films. Thank you for your patronage. STUCK’S AUTO SERVICE HAWK POINT, MISSOURI 24 Hr. Wrecker Serv. Days 338-4588 Nights 338-4565 Off: 456-3413 Res: 441-0445 A. M. MEMON, M.D. Internal Medicine And Pulmonary Diseases 213 E. Boones Lick Warrenton, MO. EVELYN’S 210 East Main Street Warrenton, MO 63383 Misses-Juniors-Halfsizes 173 DOLL'S GARAGE EQUIP. CO., INC. GENERAL AUTO REPAIR TRACTORS, ALL MAKES BILL DOLL JOE DOLL Ph. 338-4379 BILL DOLL, JR. HAWK POINT, MO. 63349 g|g ) Scott Agency, Jnc. INSURANCE - BONOS in N.E FIRST STREET MONTGOMERY CITY MO 63361 PHONE 564-2237 Branch Office : WARRENTON, MO 63383 PHONE 456 8633 456-4466 MLS ANKER REALTY 1203 E. Hwy. 40 Warrenton, Mo. 63383 BARRY G.SANKER BROKER 17 Years Serving Warren County child evangelism fellowship IS REACHING OUT • to train leaders around the world Insured By FDIC COMMERCE WARREN COUNTY BANK Complete Banking Service 122 East Main St. Warrenton, Mo Motor Bank Old Highway 40 East and Steinhagen Road Warrenton, MO. 63383 “It pleases us To please you.” Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 to 3:00 Fri. 9:00 to 12:00 174 RA Y'S SPORTSMAN’S BAR a Home of the Frosted Mug nrr DARRYL HICKS PRESIDENT 1 (AC 314) 456-2222 108 E. Main i Warrenton, Mo. . £@p®i5Ey 'ffinpiLs and 107 WEST MAIN STREET WARRENTON, MISSOURI 63383 TELEPHONE: (314) 4S6-24S0 113 West Main St. Warrenton, Mo. 63383 H. rnoypr tip Company HEAD HUNTERS SALON 709 E. Main St. Warrenton Stylists: Susie Adams Designers: Mary Dusenberg SHELTER INSURANCE Jerry S. Dyer Agent Compliments of KATIE JANE 110 South East Street Warrenton, Mo. 63383 Bus: (314) ALL Res: (314) THE SHIELD YOU’LL EVER NEED 456-3803 456-2478 Nursing Home JOHN J. O’CONNOR, M.D. D A C A MACHINE AND TOOL, INC. P.O. Box 10 Hwy. 94 - Dutzow, MO. (4 miles North of Washington, MO.) FULL JOB SHOP SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS • Hydraulic Cylinder Repair • Hot Form Dies • Economical Blank Dies • Class A Dios • Aluminum Form Blocks • Creep Form Blocks • Router Blocks • Tools • Dies • Jigs • Fixtures • Die Design and Repair • Production Mochining • Production Welding • Metol Planer Operations • Punch Press Operations • Tig Welding 433-5590 .r 433-2228 176 DIPLOMATE OF AMERICAN BOARD OF FAMILY PRACTICE OLD 6c LATE MODEL PARTS Phone 456-4-46-4 Warren County Auto Salvage STRACK CHURCH ROAD WRIGHT CITY. MO. 63390 Compliments of WARRENTON SUNOCO N. Hwy. 47 JIM SUTTON 9 TO 5:30 CLOSED SUN. WALTER flc STEVE GUTERMUTH 456-2105 KENNYS HWY. 47 AUTO SALES Selected Used Cars Kenny Reece Route 1 Box 225 Jo Reece Warrenton, Mo. 63383 ALLIS-CHALMERS, NEW IDEA 4 HESSTON FARM EQUIPMENT DRIEMEYER MOTOR CO., INC KUBOTA TRACTORS USED FARM EQUIPMENT Dial 433-2261 . m m F0R SALES-pARTS SERVICE E KUBSTH marthasville “Since 1928 HESSTON FARM EQUIPMENT A FRITZ AUTO PARTS INCORPORATED 623 EAST OLD 40 WARRENTON. MO 456-3498 (314) 456-3415 JYlidAjllesI Automotive RebuiUers, 3nc. Lloyd Wideman President 702 Vosholl Avenue Warrenton, MO 63383 Warren Wideman Vice President 177 FAIRWAY FORD “Trade the fair-way’’ “Our name is our Motto’’ Armory Rd. Warrenton Phone: 456-4305 MARTHASVILLE LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Marthasville, Mo. Phone 433-2253 THE BINKL A COMPANY WITH MODERN WARRENTON SHOE REPAIR WASHINGTON, MO NOBODY CAN DO IT LIKE MCDONALD'S CAN National Registry of Orthopedic Shoe Servicemen ? Phone 456-2803 0 OTTIE BROCK Owner See See Bill Sudbrock Jimmie Tipton Congratulations Class of '83 Felicitations! iFelicitaciones! Best Gluck Wunsche! Foreign Language Club BROCK PONT-CHEV-OLDS 610 E. OLD HWY. 40 PHONE 456-3318 WARRENTOWN, MO. 63383 TOLL FREE 441-1100 WARRENTON GOLF COURSE 18 hole Public Course Warrenton, Mo. 456-8726 (Niedergerke TRUCK LINE, INC. Congratulations to Joe and the class of '83 Freedom Christmas Tree Farm Larry Janet Meier Serving the Following Missouri Points Daily- Direct Out of St. Louis, Mo. Americas Middletown Bellflower Millersburg Big Spring TERMINALS Mineola Bluffton Mokane Buell Fulton Montgomery City Calwood New Bloomfield Danville 107 W. Fourth St. New Florence Eastville Phone 314-642-2601 Portland Farber Readsville Fulton Montgomery City Reform Guthrie Rhineland Hams Prairie 321 E. Third St. Steedman Hatton Phone 314-564-2111 Stephens High Hill Tebbetts Jonesburg St. Louis Vandalia Kingdom City Wainwright Lindberg 5801 Hall St. Warrenton McKittrick Phone 314-383-1585 Wellsville Martinsburg Williamsburg 179 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 83 From The Class Of 84 The 1982 - 83 Yearbook Staff would like to thank the following people for their help in putting together this yearbook: The Warrenton News Mary Beth Keane Scott Prinster Kelley Futch Mr. Noblitt Mr. Quest 180 ■