Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

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Robe ct Mt.cke.l6on Je NeZ6on Matt MLLte i Steve Owenbc Kim Pape KaJien PaA.6 o n Ea.ic PeniAton 25 Katy Ptepet C Linton Polk ton Scott Pttn6t.et Jtm Ratetman 26 Joieph Rtch.aA.d60n Scott Roach Roget Paenget JuZte Reddtng Lt6a Robison Lynne. Roth Bill SankeA Jim SchnetdeA Kenny Skemcin MtcheZte SchaumbeAg Vonna SchsioedeA Steve Scott Jamei SckockZ y Vcuien ShoKti. Gcm SrruXh RZdz StMJuttmann ELten Taytoh. VcLV-id. TiXoni Ve.nivi6 Tsw t C OW )ku ZM i Jackie Me.ekle.y Bitty Wool, i) LaVmn GuX.cn.muth Tenet a White. Nancy Wolfit Lona Wolfit Lonin Young Senior Directory JIM AMRfcIN: PAM ARNOLD: Honor Society 2,3,4; FLC 3-, Choir I; Pom Pon Squad 1-4, Sec-Treas. 3. Co-Captain 4-, Flag Corp 1-4, Co-Captain 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Representative 2.3. Sec-Tres. 4; COE 4. Vice Pres. 4: Variety Show 4; Hickey School Scholarship 4. TONI ARTEAGA: National Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Speech Club 1-4. Pres. 4; Vocal Ensemble 2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,3.4, Vice Pres. I; Cross Country I-4-, Track 1.4; Basketball 1,2; Football Cheerleader I-, I.A. Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Math Club 4; Tomahawk 3; Lil Abner'' 2; Once Upon a Mattress 3-, Harvey” 3; The Pajama Game” 4; The Curious Savage 4; EMO Speech Contest 1.2,3; Variety Show 2,3.4; Union Choral Workshop I; All State Choir 4; All District Choir 1.3.4; EMO Conference Choir 1,3; District Music Contest l-4; I.A. District Contest 3; District Speech Contest 3; National Speech and Drama Award 3,4; Vocal Departmental Award 4; Most Talented Senior Hall of Fame MARK AVERY: Football I-4-, I.A. Club 3.4. Vice Pres.-, W-Club 2,3; Football All Conference-Honorable Mention” Offensive Guard 4 RICK BACHELOR: Football 1.2� Track 1.3; Choir 1.2.4; Drama 4, LiF Abner” 2; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Art Club 4; Speech Club I LISA BAKAMEYER: Honor Society 4; Class Officer. Sec-Treas. 1,2,3; Student Council Vice Pres. 4; FLC 1-4. Pres. 4; FHA 2.3; Newspaper loll. Layout Editor 4; The Pajama Game” 4; Senior Hall of Fame, Sexiest; EMO Speech Contest 3.4 MIKE BIGGS: FFA 4; Drama 2.3.4; Art Club 3,4; Variety Show 2; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Personality-. Senior Hall of Fame. Most Likely to Skip-, Senior Hall of Fame. Class Clowns MONA BIGGS: Drama Club 3,4-, Art Club 4; Variety Show 3.4; COE 4 RICK BISHOP: Football I, Art Club 3,4 KYLE BOLM: Track 1.2; I.A. Club 1.2.3 CHERYL BOONE: FTA 2.3.4. Treas. 4; Yearbook 3 TERRY BRACHT: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4; Track 1-3, Honor Society 3.4-. FFA 1.2.4; W-Club 1-4, Sec-Treas. 2.3-. Drivers Ed. Departmental Award 2-, Football All Conference-Honorable Mention”-Linebacker 3-. Football All Conference-Honorable Mention”-Tight End 3-, Football All Conference”-Linebacker 4; Football Second Team All District”- Linebacker 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Athletic; Senior Hall of Fame. Shyest; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-, National English Merit Award BRUCE BRANSON: Football 1-3; I.A. Club 3 LISA BRENGLE: Basketball 1,2; W-Club I; Art Club 3.4-. Senior Hall of Fame. Best Personality-, Prom Queen 4 TODD BREWER: National Honor Society 3.4; Class Pres. 1.3; Student Council 1.3; Football 1-4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1-3, Boys Basketball Statistician 4-, Track 1,3,4-, W-Club 1-4, LiF Abner” 2-. Once Upon a Mattress 3-, Pajama Game” 4; Variety Show 3,4; FFA 1,2, Greenhand Treas. I; District Music Contest Madrigal 3” Rating 4-. District Music Contest Double Male Quartet I” Rating 4; Conference Choir 4-. Foot- ball All Conference -Defensive back 4-, All Conference-Honorable Mention”-Running Back 4; Football Most Outstanding Player” 3-. Best Back” 1,3; Regents Scholarship to Central Missouri State Univ. 4-. Prom King 4 KATHY BROCK: Pom Pons 1-4. Co-Captain 3. Captain 4; Flags I; Cheer- leading 2.4. Co-Captain 2.4-. Drama 3; Concert Choir 4; Vocal Ensem- ble 4-, Once Upon a Mattress” 3; The Pajama Game 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Rep. 3.4; FLC 2,3-. Speech Club 3,4; Vari- ety Show 3.4-. Voice of Democracy Speech Contest Winner 3-. National English Merit Award 3-. National Speech and Drama Award 4-. National Leadership and Service Award 4; Wal-Mart Foundation Scholarship 4-, G. Ellsworth Huggins Undergraduate Scholarship 4 STACEY BROOKS: FTA 1-4, FLC 4, Track 4, Flag Corp 2, Cheerleading 3 AMY BRUNE: Honor Society 3,4; FLC 2.3,4-, Math Club 3,4; Art Club 3-, Yearbook 3-, Newspaper 4; Variety Show 4; Certificate of Recognition in German 2-, Student Government Day 3,4-, VFW Speech Contest. 1st place 4; American Legion Oratorical Contest. National English Merit Award 3-, Departmental Award, History 4 MARY BRUNE: FLC 3.4; Art Club 3; Honor Society 3.4-. FHA 1,2,3-, National Merit Award in English 3 CARLA BRUSH: Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Sophomore Probationary Member of Honor Society 2-. Honor Society 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; FHA 1-4. Reporter 1.3. Vice Pres 2. Treas. 4-. Math Club 1-4, Student Council I. Vice Pres. 3-, Variety Show 3,4; Tomahawk 4; Missouri Girls State 3; Student Government Day I; Social Studies Departmental Award 3; Conference Band 2-4; District Music Contest Piano Solo I” Rating 4, State Music Contest Clarinet Quartet 2” Rating 2; National English Merit Award 3; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3,4; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Studious 4-, Senior Hall of Fame. Most Likely to Succeed 4-. Senior Hall of Fame, Teachers Pet KIM BUTLER: Cheerleading 1.2.3, COE 4-. Art Club 3; FHA 1.2; Choir 3, Senior Hall of Fame, Best Dressed GINA CARROZ: Basketball Cheerleader 1,4; CO-CADT 2.3.4, Concert Choir 2.3; Girls Glee I-, Drama 4-. The Pajama Game”4, Newspaper I and II 3.4-, Correspondence Secretary 4-, Variety Show 2,4; District Music Contest Choir Sextet 2” Rating BARRY CONWAY: Concert Choir 1-4, Pres. 4-, Vocal Ensemble 1,2,4; LiF Abner” 2; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; The Pajama Game” 4, Speech Club 3,4-, Variety Show 1,2,4; All District Choir 1,4; East Central College Outstanding Bass Voice Award 2; Vocal Scholarship to Cen- tral Mo. State Unv. Music Camp I, United States National Drama and Speech Award 3.4; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3; EMO Conference Choir 4-, District Music Contest Solo 2” Rating I, District Music Contest Double Male Quartet 2” Rating I, District Music Contest Madrigal I Rating I, District Music Contest Madrigal 2 Rating 3-. State Music Contest Madrigal 2” Rating I, District Music Contest Double Male Quartet I” Rating 3-, State Music Contest Double Male Quartet I Rating 3, District Music Contest Madrigal 2” Rating 4, District Music Contest Solo I” Rating 4; District Music Contest Double Male Quartet I” Rating 4-, State Music Contest Double Male Quartet I” Rating 4; State Music Contest Solo I” Rating 4 TINA COOPER: Honor Society 4-. FTA 1-4, Vice Pres. 4; Choir 1-4. Vice Pres. 4; Flags 4; I.A. 4; FHA 2, Once Upon a Mattress” 3, The Pajama Game” 4-. Variety Show 2,3,4; District Music Contest Madrigal 2 Rating 2-, National English Merit Award 3, Certificate of Recognition Scholarship 4 BOB COTNER: Art Club 3.4; COE 4-. I.A. 3,4 JAMES CREGAR: Concert Band 1-3, Marching Band 1-3 FELITA DAVIS: MICHELLE DAVIS: NORA DAVIS: Art Club 4 PAT DUMAY: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; W-Club 1,2,3-. FLC 3; Variety Show 3; LiF Abner” 3-, EMO Speech Contest 5-, Speech 5 TOM EBBESMEYER: FFA 1.2; Once Upon a Mattress” 3-. The Pajama Game 4; Variety Show 3,4-, Choir 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4-, FLC 4; Senior Hall of Fame. Best Dressed-, State Music Contest Double Male Quartet I” Rating 4-. District Music Contest Solo 2” Rating 3,4-, District Music Contest Madrigal 3” Rating 4; EMO Speech Contest 4 KEN EDWARDS: Football I; Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3.4; I.A. Club 4; District Music Contest Brass Quartet 2 Rating I, District Music Contest Trombone Trio 2” Rating-, District Music Contest Trombone Trio 2 Rating; District Music Contest Trombone Trio 2P Rating 3-. District Music Contest Brass Sextet 2” Rating 2 KIM ELCAN: Math Club 1-4; FLC 3.4-. I.A. Club 3.4. Pres. 4; Speech Club 4; Honor Society 3,4; Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band I, Concert Choir 4-, Flags 2,3,4, Capt. 4-, Pom Pons 2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 4; Senior Class Sec-Treas 4; LiF Abner” 2-. The Pajama Game” 4; Volleyball 2, District Music Contest Flute Quartet 2” Rating I; District Music Contest Flute Solo 2” 2; District Music Contest Flute Trio I” 3; State Music Contest Flute Trio I” 3, District Industrial Arts Contest 2 3; EMO Speech Contest 4 DAVID EUBANKS: Marching Band 1-4, Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3,4; Football 1-3; The Pajama Game 4; W-Club I.2-, Variety Show 4; Dis- trict Music Contest Sax Trio ”2” Rating 3; District Contest SaxQuar- tet 2” Rating 4; District Contest Clarinet Solo 2 Rating LISA FLAKE: FHA 1,2,3, Parlimentarian 3; FTA 2,3.4, FLC 4, Speech Club 4, Treble Choir 3.4. Pres. 4, LiF Abner” 2, Can’t Take It With You” 2, Harvey” 3; Variety Show 3.4, Fashion Show I, Speech Contest 3.4 PAT FLAKE: FFA 4, COE 4 30 PATTY FLETCHER: FTA 1,2,3, Treas. 2.4; Drama 4; The Pajama Game” 4; Speech Club 4 CHERI FRICK: Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 3, Manager 4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; The Pajama Game” 4; FTA 3,4; Art Club 4; W-Club 1,3; Yearbook 4 KATIE FRICK: Flags 2,3,4, Sec. 3,4; Pom Pons 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; FLC 2,3.4; Math Club 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Sec. 4; FTA 1-4; Variety Show 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; The Pajama Game” 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Speech Club 4; National English Merit Award 3; National Leadership Award 4; District Music Contest Sextet 2” Rating 3; VFW Speech Contest; American Legion Oratorical Contest; Warrenton Speech Contest-, EMO Speech Contest RICKY FRY: DIANA FULLER: FTA 1-4, Sec. 4-, Art Club 4; Yearbook 4-, Variety Show 3; Senior Hall of Fame, Shyest CARIN GERARD: Concert Choir I-3-, Volleyball 1,2; I Basketball Cheer- leader 1-3; Track I-. Student Council I; Yearbook 3-, State Music Contest 2” Rating-, Variety Show I-, COE 4, Treas. 4 KATHRINE GIBSON: FTA 1-4, Speech Club I; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Choir 1,2,3-, District Music Contest Girls Sextet I Rating 2-, District Speech Contest-, EMO Speech Contest DEAN GRIESBAUER: FLC 3,4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Speech Club 4-, District Speech Contest 4; Senior Hall of Fame, Biggest Flirt, Senior Hall of Fame, Most Talkative LADAWN GUTERMUTH: Drama 4; Yearbook 3; Art Club 4 DAN HAKE: COE 4; Football I, Drama 3,4; Art Club 2,3,4 KEVIN HANKE: FLC 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students BRYAN HARRISON: Honor Society 3; Basketball 1,2-, Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 103; LiT Abner” 2s Harvey” 3-, FLC 4; Jazz Band 1-3; District Music Contest I” Rating 1.2; State Music Contest 2 Rating 1,2-, District Music Contest 2” Rating 3 RAY HEIDBRINK: Math Club 4 JANET HUBBELL: Girls Glee I LORETTA JONES: FTA 3 TONY JONES: Football I-, I.A. Club 3 DEBBY LANZONE: Basketball 1.2; Volleyball I; Art Club 3.4; W-Club 2, Fashion Show 2-, Drama 3 DAVID LAUGHLIN: MARY LEIMKUEHLER: Marching Band 1-3; Concert Band 1-4; Flags 4; FTA 1-4, Vice Pres. 3; FHA 2-, Basketball Cheerleader 1-4; Once Upon a Mattress” 3; Concert Choir 4; District Music Girls Sextet 2” Rating 4-. District Music Contest Flute Trio 3” Rating 2 JENNIFER MAIRE: FTA I; Variety Show 2,3,4; Speech Club 4; Warrenton Speech Contest 4; American Legion Essay Contest (School Competi- tion) 4; American Legion Essay Contest (County Competition) 4-, District Speech Contest 4-, Speech Contest at Clopton 3 KAREN MARTIN: Vocal Enxemble 4-. Concert Choir 1-4; Drama 2,4-, The Pajama Game” 4; District Music Contest Vocal Trio 2” Rating-, District Music Contest Madrigal 2” Rating TINA MASSMAN: FLC 3,4-, Football Cheerleader 3,4-, The Pajama Game” 4; Fashion Show I; Variety Show 4; EMO Speech Contest 4-, Warrenton Speech Contest 4 LAURA MERTENS: FLC 4. Art Club 3 KAREN MERX: Basketball 1,2, Co-Capt. 2-, Pom Pons I; Flags I-3-, National Honor Society 2,3,4-, W-Club 2-, Girls Glee Accompanist 1,2, Pres. I-, Vocal Ensemble Accompanist 2-, Senior Hall of Fame, Biggest Flirt-, Piano Accompanist Honor 2; FHA 4; State and District Piano Accom- panist 2; Math Club 3 ROBERT MICHELSON: Art Club 3,4, Pres. 3,4, COE 4, Pres. 4; Depart- mental Award Physical Ed. 3; 2nd Place in District DECA 4; Senior Hall of Fame, Best Looking-, Senior Hall of Fame, Sexiest MATT MILLER: Basketball 1-4; Track I-3-, Football 2; Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; W-Club 1,2; Math Club I; District Music Contest Sax Trio 2” Rating 3; ACT Scholarship 4 LINDA MOELLER: Honor Society 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; District Music Contest Clarinet Quartet ”1” Rating 2-, District Music Contest Clarinet 2” Rating 3; State Music Contest Clarinet Quartet 2” Rating 2; Conference Band 2,3; Curators Scholar- ship 4-, Student Government Day 4 JEFF NELSON: Marching Band 1-4; Concert Ban 1-4; I.A. Club 4 STEVE OWENBY: Marching Band I-4-, Football 2.3-, FFA 2,3,4-, COE 4 KM PAPE: Marching Band I; Concert Band 1,2; Volleyball 2-. Flags 2-. Pom Pons 2,3-, Art Club 4 KAREN PARSON: Drama, Choir 1.2; District Contest Girls Sextet 2” Rating; District Contest Solo 2” Rating; D ERIC PENISTON: Track I-4-, Choir 4; Art Club I-4-, Once Upon a Mattress” 3; The Pajama Game” 4; Departmental Award Art 4 KATY PIEPER: The Curious Savage 4; Warrenton Speech Contest 4; EMO Speech Contest; Senior Hall of Fame. Class Clown CLINTON POLSTON: Track I; Football I-, I.A. Club 3; Art Club 2; Speech Club 2; FFA 4 ROGER PRENGER: SCOTT PRINSTER: Honor Society 2.3,4. Pres. 4; Student Council 1,4, Pres. 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4, 3,4, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; FLC 1-4, Pres. 3, French Vice Pres. 4-, Math Club 1-4; Speech Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3-, Track 2.3-, Cross Country 3; The Pajama Game” 4-, The Curious Savage” 4; Scholar Quiz Team 1-4, Captain 3,4, Most Individual Points 3,4; College Bowl Team 2,3,4-, Teams Competition, 3rd Place in Chem- istry 4-, Departmental Award Foreign Language 3; High School Math- ematics Examinations School’s High Scorer 2,3.4-, Science Onympiad High Scorer in Chemistry and Physics 3; American Chemical Society Chemistry Contest-Honorable Mention 3-, Missouri Boys State 3; War- renton Speech Contest: First Place in Poetry 3.4, First Place in Cre- ative Original 4, Third Place in Extemporaneous Speaking 3-. Confer- ence Speech Contest: Third Place in Poetry 4, First Place in Creative Original 4-. Jefferson City Speech Contest. Fourth Place in Poetry; District Speech Finalist 3,4 JIM RATERMAN: JULIE REDDING: Cheerleader I, FLC 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4-, The Pajama Game” 4-. Senior Hall of Fame, Most Likely to Skip JOE RICHARDSON: Transferred from Portagville 4; Football 4-, Honor Society 4-, W-Club 4 SCOTT ROACH: LISA ROBINSON: FTA 1-4, Art Club 4; Newspaper 4 LYNNE ROTH.- FTA I; Drama 3-, Variety Show 3-, Art Club 4 BILL SANKER: Marching Band 1-4; Choir 4; Once Upon a Mattress 3-. Yearbook 3,4-. Jazz Band 4-, District Contest Brass Quarter 2” Rating 2; District Contest Brass Quartet 2” Rating 4 BRIDGETT SCHAPER: Cheerleader 1.3,4, Capt. 1,3,4-, Track I; Volleyball 31 4, Flags 2.3; Marching Band I; District Contest Flute Trio 2” Rating I: District Contest Flute Quartet ''2 Rating 2 MICHELLE SCHAUMBERG: FLC 4. Vice Pres. 4, Homecoming Queen 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Library Science Departmental Award 3; Senior Hall of Fame, Best Looking JIM SCHNEIDER: FFA 1-4; COE 4; State Farmer 4 RON SCHRAMM: FLC 4 DONNA SCHROEDER: FHA 1-4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3,4; Honor Society 3.4, Senior Hall of Fame. Most Talkative JAMES SHOCKLEY: Choir 1-4; Drama 3; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; LiP Abner 2; You Can't Take it With You” 2; Once Upon a Mattress 3; Harvey 3; The Pajama Game” 4; COE 4; District Contest Double Male Quartet 2” Rating 2; District Contest Solo 3 Rating 2; District Contest Double Male Quartet I Rating 3; District Contest Solo 2 Rating 3-. District Contest Madrigal 2 Rating 3; State Contest Dou- ble Quartet I” Rating 3; District Music Contest Choir 2” Ratin 3; District Contest Choir 2” Rating 4; District Music Contest Solo 2 Rating 4; District Music Contest Madrigal 2” Rating 4; District Music Contest Double Male Quartet I Rating 4; State Music Contest Dou- ble Male Quartet I” Rating 4; Conference Choir 2,3,4; District Choir 4 STEVE SCOTT: KENNY SHERMAN: KIM SMITH: FLC 4; The Pajama Game” 4 RICK STRUTTMANN: Honor Society 2,3,4. Track I, Basketball 1-4; Foot- ball 1-4; W-Club 1-4; Math Club 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students-, Football EMO Conference-Honorable Mention Offen- sive Tackle 4-, Senior Hall of Fame. Best Leader; Curalor's Scholarship to Univ. to Missouri 4 ELLEN TAYLOR: FTA 3-. Drama 4; Treble Choir 4 NORMAN TIPP: FFA 3,4; I.A. Club 1,2,3 DENNIS TROST: Marching Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4, Art Club 2.3.4; Senior Hall of Fame. Most Talented GEORGE VANCE: FFA 2 CHRIS VILLA: CAROL WAGENER: FFA 1-4, FLC 4; COE 4 JACKIE WEEKLEY: Honor Society 3.4-, FTA 1-4, Pres. 4; FLC 3, Treble Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 4 CINDY WELGE: Basketball I, Art Club 3.4. Sec. 4, COE 4. Sec. 4 TERESA WHITE: Honor Society 2,3,4, Treas. 4; FHA 1-4, Sec. 2,3,4; Student Council 4 LORA WOLFF: Student Council Rep. 2; Pom Pons 2.3; Variety Show 1,3,4; Warrenton Speech Contest 3; COE 4 BILLY WOOLF: NANCY WULFF: Honor Society 3.4-, Basketball I-4-, Volleyball 1-4; Marching Band I-4-, Concert Band I-4-, FLC 2; FHA 1,2; State Contest Flute Trio I” Rating 3; State Contest Flute Quartet 2” Rating 2; Second Team All Conference Volleyball 4-. Second Team All Confer- ence Basketball 4; Departmental Award for Physical Education 3; Senior Hall of Fame, Most Athletic «. s- 32 33 Senior Hall Of Fame Best Personality Mike And Lisa mmmmam Most Talented Dennis And Toni Most Studious Scott And Carla Most Athletic Terry And Nancy mam Best Looking Michelle And Bert Class Clown Mike And Katy Best Dressed Kim And Tom Teacher’s Pet ] Scott And Carla I Biggest Flirt Dean And Karen Graduation 39 .. r tr -• if. 4 i , .-V � ■ 4 A 40 Work Day 41 42 UNDERCLASSMEN Danielle Ackerman Gary Adams Julie Addison Jennifer Ahlemeyer Karen Allen Anne Axline Brian Blacklund Kelly Baldwin 46 SORRY, NO PHOTO Francis Bates Dave Baxter Becky Bennett Theresa Blake Greg Boling Jeff Bosworth Randy Brand J.B. Breese Gary Breuer Joanne Brewe Yvette Brewer Danielle Briggs Darlene Brune Marlene Brune James Canelos Kathy Cerda Todd Clark Rachael Cornell Scott Costello Chris Cox Elaine Davis Leon Davis Nora Dennager Renee Divinny Mark Dreyer Babette Eberhart Larry Edgemon Bob Frick Cris Fry Brian Gardner Dana Garrett Ben Gierer Tara Griesbauer Jeff Groeper Danny Gross 47 Dan Guse Jeff Gutterman Matt Hake Jerry Hamlett Barb Hamrick Nancy Handlang JoAnn Harlow Tammy Harrell Duane Harris Bryan Hartnagel Gena Herndon Greg Hilgendorf Bobby Hoelscher Mary Hoelscher Stephanie Hoppe Debi Hunn Alisa Jones Shannon Jones Turia Kelling Lisa Kowalski Kris Krout Sharmaine Krout Kevin Lafferty Rod Lansford Penny Linke Richard Logan Theresa Lucas Tammy Luetkemeyer Matt Meador Carol Medsker Diane Meeker Jim Meier Brian Mense Eddie Meyer Byron Miller 48 Randy Miller Ron Monroe Theresa Moore Kim McKenzie Chuck Newburry Doug Noack Nancy Noblitt Brian Nothstine Robert O’Donnell Melinda Parker Alisa Pauk Vickie Petersmeyer Gary Pettig Missy Pherigo Stewart Polston Kathy Pulliam Kim Quesenberry Ray Rhoades Veronica Rich Warren Ridgway Neal Roetemeyer Chris Roth Marisa Rucinski Michelle Ruether Rhonda Schaefer Beth Schaumberg Monique Scheer Mike Schmidt Glenn Schoppenhorst Valerie Schulze Brad Seger Lisa Shramek Danny Smith Dawn Smith Jeff Spiropoulos 49 Chris Adams Tim Adams Bryan Albright Charlott Amrein Mark Anderson Stephanie Bass Todd Bauer Tiffany Bishop 53 Mike Boni John Boos Kirk Bova Kaye Bradshaw Tammy Brand Ricky Brandt Becky Breeden Tim Breuer Gretchen Brockfeld Danny Brooks Steve Brooks Richie Brown Harold Burroughs Kenny Butler Lisa Cassell Lawana Cirincione Les Cotner Joann Cotton Teresa Cromer Scott Crump Larry Curtis Scott Dent Lori Ditto Debbie Ebbesmeyer Greg Eberhart Mitch Fahland David Farmer Matt Fitzgibbons Jennifer Flake Tracy Flake Alissa Freeman Terry Golden Jim Golleher Pam Goodwin Sharon Groeper 54 Curt Guetersloh Don Hammon Tina Hance Dena Hanke Chris Harris Rhonda Hase Julie Hasenkamp MaryAnn Hoelscher Mary Howald Diana Hubbell David Huff James Hunn Andrea Hurt Marty Ickenroth Danny Jackson James Keane Kelli Keene Chris Kennedy Steve Klopcic Pat Klott Lori Knittig Darrell Laughlin Kevin Luebke Kim Marshall Lisa Marshall Cindy Meadows Brian Meine Leon Miller Tim Miller Karen Mincher James Mitchell James Moeller Rick Moreland Irl Morgenthaler Roger Murphy 55 Tammy Myers Janet McVey Chris Newby Anita Orf Tammy Patrick Lynee Pauk Bill Pherigo Vicki Polston Mike Potthast James Prior Michelle Prior Jeff Privett Larry Pruitt Randy Raterman Chris Raymond Kelly Reisbig Cheryl Ridenhour Delanna Robertson Stacy Robinson Terri Rowe David Rudin Lawrence Rupp Jo Rutledge Melanie Schemmer Linda Schmidt Greg Scneider Marcia Schneider Sheryl Schomberg Jeff Schroer Mike Scott Dayna Shortt Dale Skinner Sheila Smithey Craig Starkey Kathy Stone Lewis Stone Lester Surls Jackie Surrisi Vincent Taylor Brian Taynor Sheri Tonioli Gary Vohsen Rodney Waller Curtis White Steve Wilds Darlene Abrolat Amy Addison Kris Albright Nick Allen Kelly Arnett Jennifer Austin Kristi Bakameyer Michele Baker 60 Laurie Baldwin Angela Barton Jim Bates Mike Bates John Bittick Rhonda Blaue Billy Boemer Patti Boling Tom Boos Aimee Boozan Paula Bracht Kathy Brand Tim Brand Pam Briggs Amy Bruenderman Richard Brock Buddy Burgmeyer Brenda Cannon Tracy Chandlee Julie Clabaugh Jason Clark Keith Cole Bill Coleman Jim Collins Stacy Cornell Todd Corner Robert Cotton Juanita Cregar Tammy Davis Jeff Davolt Becky Dean Stacey Deckard Darrin Detweiler Dwayne Dothage Kay Elcan 61 Melissa Ellis Billy Erickson Philip Flake David Fortenberry Gary Fowler Larry Fowler Bill Frick Gary Friedeck Tony Gagliano Barney Gierer Stephanie Gillen Kevin Givens Doug Goodman Jill Gutterman Kerri Flanebrink David Hargrove Tracy Harrell Debbie Heidbrink Tina Heidbrink Brenda Herndon Gary Hilgendorf Ernie Hodge Mike Hoelscher Lorraine Hollaway Glenn Hunn Jim Hunter Jimmy Hurt Steve Inzer Tim Jackson Tom Jackson Michelle Jakul Donna Jeffries Tim Johnson Susan Jordan Kim Kaminski 62 Randy Kelley Russell Klenke Kendra Kline Steve Knittig Terri Kowalski Melvin Kramer Jeff Lacy Pat Lamb Ryan Laymon Julie Leonard Kim Lowery Leo Lyke Kathy Marschel Sabrina Mauldin Jill Meier Tina Mincher Kris Monasmith Tamra Moorman Audrey Murphy Kelly Murphy Sheila Murphy Jeff Myers Terry McClure Bill McKenzie Terry Nelson Don Newburry Barbara Paul Steve Peery Lawrence Penserum Chuck Polston Kim Polston Lisa Prinster Kerri Quesenberry Jody Reese Patricia Rich 63 Steve Richardson Mike Ridenhour Joanne Ridgway Darrell Roberts Tracy Rowe Kim Ruether Michael Ruether Chris Schoelhamer James Schroeder Scott Schoer Teresa Schulze Jim Scott Kelly Scott Pam Shepard Frank Schockley Gennie Shuck Lorie Skinner Debbie Slavik Kathy Smith Sabrina Smith John Snipes Karen Spoede Ricky Spoede Mindy Spoonster Nicholas Steiner Diana Stelzer Mark Sutton Amy Swoboda Mike Tapley Monica Taylor Susan Thornton Donna Totten Jeanine Wagener Ricky Weekley Sherry Wells 64 i J IMI IMI MM MM MM Ml MM MM Mil MM Mil Mil MM MM MM Ml I MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM MM ♦.Ml MM MM Ml I IMI MM • III MM MM MM MM MM Jeremy Williams Shelly Wilson Cheryl Wiss Dennis Young Lesley Young . 65 The Guiding Light John Deutch, Principal and Alan Dreyer, Assistant Princi- pal are responsible for the activities of the Senior High School. This year they were enforcing a new attendance policy which allows the students to miss 8 days a semester. Mr. Dreyer feels that the new policy will be a huge success. Wendell Roehrs, Superintendent handles all the big deci- sions. These decisions are then reported back to the Board of Education. Mr. Alan Dreyer Assistant Principal Mr. John Deutch Principal Mary Roehrs Counselors Secretary Donna Rushing And Rosalie Petersmeyer Office Secretaries Jim Shores Math Clarice Bruss Math Janet Vahle Math Kim Perry Math Ned Quest Math 6 Science Sharon Bass Science Derrold Petersmeyer Science Frank Schlenke Science 68 Susan Huber Business Nancy Shilharvey Business Karen Schneider P.E. 3reg Hennenfent P.E. Steve Wilson Agriculture Ron Struttmann Driver Ed. Tom Hilbert P.E. Tom Ward P.E. Barb Dreyer Choir Vlark Smith Band Guy Schreck Art Bill Thoele Art 69 Mary Young Educational Resource Joyce Hayden Home Economics Melanie Stahlheber Speech Therapist Cindy Kivett Special Ed. Dave Current Counselor Carolyn Harrell Special Ed. Lee Andrews Counselor 70 Bill Brown Industrial Arts Don Bradshaw Industrial Arts Dale Kirkendoll COE Betty Pontius Nurse Helping Hands First row: Jean Stewart, Sharon Boemer, Carolyn Pape, Dorothy Hawk. Second row: Henrietta Boyd. Venita Odom, Car- ole Knittig, Sharon Stanek. Frank Boemker. Third row: Doc Kramer, Herb Dieckman, Alden Bruning, Ron Strutt- mann. Don Blaue. Jennings Williams. Not Pictured: Bill Brown, Willie Adams. Wilma Prior, Bob Sandoz. Lavada Hollaway, Gene Schmidt, Mary Futch. Jim Davis, Ju- dienne Null. Steve Hutcherson, Jean Per- kins. Melvin Buschorn. First row: Sharon Bakameyer, Dianne Jur- gensmeyer. Mrya Lockett, Margie Glas- ketter, Mary Denton, Susie Cosgrove First row: Nick Null, Judienne Null First row: Dave Stanek. Bob Dreyer. Frank Klopcic y ACTIVITIES One . . . Singular Sensation On September 23 and 24 the fourth annual Variety Show was held in the Jr. High gym. The card girl was Julie Addison. Although there weren’t quite as many acts as last year it was just as big a success. The show consisted of the following acts: Sweet Georgia Brown Chris Cross Trilogy Cremation of Sam McGee Procession of the Nobles Theme From St. Elsewhere One More Time Blufaladus Side by Side Used Car Lot Steam Heat Vocal Ensemble Speech Class Drumline Jazz Band Cheerleaders Concert Choir Kathy Brock Anne Axline Tara Griesbauer Nora Dennager Sharmaine Krout Barry Conway Chuck Newburry Clifford Tucker Toni Arteaga Stewart Polston David Eubanks Kevin Watson Stewart Polston Jennifer Maire Rhonda Hase Kathy Gibson Pam Arnold Anne Axline Gena Carroz Tara Griesbauer Michelle Schaumberg Lora Wolff Old Man River Mary Howald If My Friends Could See Me Now Kathy Stone Lucy and Glenda Standing on the Corner Toy Maker Traveling Saxaphone Salesman Balloon Chase Once a Year Day Still Country Boys Finale-One Barry Conway David Eubanks Chuck Newburry Kevin Watson ENTIRE CAST 75 Warriors Go An exciting Spirit Week was had by all this year. With the theme Warriors Go To The Movies”, Uniquesness was the key and par- ticipation was greater than it has ever been. The race for spirit points was extremely close. The days went as follows: Monday - Concert T-Shirt Day Tuesday - Stuffed Animal Day Wednesday - Beach Bum Day Thursday - Punk Rock Day Friday - Red and White Day We had a pep assembly the last hour of the day and floats were judged at the buildings where they were made as rain kept us from having a parade. The first place float went to the Senior class for their float of Jaws III”, second place went to the Sophomores King Kong” float, third place went to the Junior class float Hal- loween III”, and last place went to the Fresh- men float E. T.” A tight race for points went back and forth between the Seniors and the Freshmen. But the race was broken at the pep assembly when the Seniors won the Spirit Jug and came in first place followed by the Freshmen class in second, the Sophomores in third, and the Junior class took fourth place. To The Movies Lisa Bakameyer Michelle Schaumberg Babette Eberhart Paula Bracht Julie Hasenkamp Janet McVey Monique Scheer Traci Rowe It was a cold and dreary night October 21, but that didn't seem to stop the excitement of the 1983-84 Homecoming.- To start off, the queen coronation was held in the Jr. High gym along with decorations for the dance. Michelle Schaumberg, escorted by Bruce Branson, was this years 1983-84 Homecoming Queen. At 7:30 our Warriors played a rough game in the fog and rain. Along with these elements the team had an unfortunate score of 12-0, against the Troy Trojans. Despite all the wetness of the night and the loss of the game everyone had a good time afterwards dancing to the sound of Sugar Creek. A Star Is Born Queen” Michelle Schaumberg Annie What has 41 singing people dressed in pajamas? The musical The Pajama Game” of course! The musical was a love story-comedy set in a pajama factory. The story opens with a new superintendent coming to work at the Sleep Tite pajama factory, named Sid Sorokin. A girl who works there. Babe Williams, falls in love with him, but she doesn’t want anyone to know. In the mean time the work- ers want a seven and half cent raise, but the funds are not there. So Sid takes the accountant, Gladys Hutchkiss, out and takes the keys away from her and opens the ledger up and finds that the boss, Mr.Hasler, has covered up the exact amount that the workers would need for their raise. All this made for a very enjoyable musical to watch. The main characters were: Sid Sorokin-Barry Conway, Babe Williams- Kathy Brock, Vernon Hines-Chuck Newburry, Gladys Hutchkiss-Toni Arteaga, Prez-Tom Ebbesmeyer, Mabel-Karen Martin, Hasler- Scott Prinster. The Pajama Game k Barnwarming The 1983 Barnwarming was held on December 9, the dance was from 8 -12. Coronation was at 9:00. Renegade played this year and everyone enjoyed themselves. Queen-King 83-84 Tammy Harrell - Jim Raterman Dede Tesson - Neal Roetemeyei Tammy Harrell - Randy Brand I’m Not Crazy . . . Really!!! The Cloisters is a rest home for people with mental problems which is run by Dr. Emmett and his assistant Miss Wilhelmina. The people who already live there are: Florence, who thinks that she has a child is really a doll; Hannibal, who thinks he can play the violin very well but he really can't; Fairy Mae, who thinks she is very beautiful, but she is really homely; Jeffrey, who thinks he has a huge scar on his cheek, but he really doesn’t; and Miss Paddy, who decided to quit talking and spends her time painting seascapes, which she thinks are very good but really aren’t. When the story opens these five are waiting the arrival of a new patient, Mrs. Ethel Savage. Her step children have placed her there because she carries a teddy bear, and is spending the family fortune which she inherited from her husband. The Savages, Titus, Lily Belle, and Samuel, are sent on pointless searches by their stepmother until they are exposed as the empty fools they really are. This play ends with Mrs. Savage leaving the institution, again in control of her money. The audience is left knowing how narrow the difference is between those inside and those outside of institutional walls. This made for a warm, humorous and sensitive play. The characters were: Florence- Kerri Hanebrink, Hannibal- Clifford Tucker, Fairy Mae- Katy Pieper, Jeffrey- Scott Prinster, Mrs. Paddy- Amy Bruen- derman, Titus- Matt Hake, Samuel- Kevin Watson, Lily Belle- Anne Axline, Ethel- Kathy Stone, Miss Wilhelmina- Kaye Bradshaw, Dr. Emmett- Greg Hileendorf. Moon River Lisa Brengle escorted by Danny Smith Bridgett Schaper escorted by Todd Clark Karen Martin escorted by Danny Gross Michelle Schaumberg escorted by David Baxter Lisa Bakameyer escorted by Warren Ridgway Terry Bracht escorted by Nora Dennager April 28th, 1984 Joe Richardson escorted by Babette Eberhart Lorin Young escorted by Nancy Noblitt Crown Bearers- Valarie Kinney and Bobby Spoonster Retiring King and Queen George Heath and Sheri Coleman Bert Michelson escorted by Beth Schaumberg Todd Brewer escorted by Dana Garrett Junior - Senior Prom 1984 Prom King Queen Lisa Brengle and Todd Brewer The lights were dim and the music slow as the first of many couples made their way through the doors to the 1984 Prom. The junior high gym was transformed into a wonderland by the junior class Friday afternoon. The students worked extra hard all day putting up decorations that would resemble the theme for Prom, which was Moon River. The dance was held from 8 p.m. until 12 a.m., and by 9, everyone was anxiously awaiting the coronation, which took place at 9:30. There was tension in the air as the envelope that was to reveal the King and Queen was finally opened. The announce- ment finally came that the 1984 Prom King and Queen were Todd Brewer and Lisa Brengle. As soon as this was an- nounced, the lights were dimmed and the King and Queen, with their court, swayed slowly to the music. The music this year for Prom was provided by Whiskey River, and refreshments were served by underclassmen. by Rhonda Schaefer Creates A Memory ORGANIZATIONS The Creators In the beginning there were pictures to take, thoughts to find, ideas to build on and a book to create. As time progressed so did the ideas and the thoughts of the class. Pictures were taken, stories were written and layouts designed. As the year closed so did the book. In the end It was finished (yeah) and it was called, These Are the Days of Our Lives. 96 Who’s Doing Layout Deadlines! It seems as soon as one deadline is met another one is approaching. The newspaper staff keeps very busy. They are responsible for laying out the Toma- hawk and Peeping Tom. That means writing articles, drawing artwork, taking pictures, developing and printing the pictures and then making them all fit together. Be- sides publishing these papers the staff reads the daily announcements and changes the marquee in front of school. With all this work the newspaper succeeded in meeting their deadlines and should be complimented for doing a very fine job. Keepin Busy The Student Council Body which reigns for the school year of 1984-85 was installed last Spring and is com- posed of fifteen members. The main purpose of this group is to represent the ideas and suggestions of stu- dents to the administration. Be- sides this, however, they engage in other activities for the benefit of the students. Their Christmas spirit came forth when they obtained and decorated a Christmas tree for the library. On Valentine’s Day, they busied themselves selling red and white carnations to raise money for a scholarship which will be awarded to a Senior. Their civic duty was shown by the effort put forth in recruiting students for the Red Cross Blood Drive which was held in March. A total of seventy-two students and teachers participated. They also sponsored a scholar quiz in which any student could par- ticipate and see just how smart they really are. 97 Woodworking For Contest The Industrial Arts Club began the year with making name plates for the new faculty members. April was a very busy month for the IA members. They began by going on a field trip to the AB Chance Company. On April 25 many members attended the district contest. The group also presented IA jackets to Mr. Deutch and Mr. Dreyer and made them honorary members. This year Art Club sold handmade ceramic ornaments at Christmas time as their money making project. Weeks be- fore homecoming Art Club members could be found busy at work painting movie signs for the doors of the high school classrooms. On The Road Again Members of the Vocational Technical Group leav- ing to further their education at Four Rivers Area Vocational in Washington. Missouri. This is a school funded program whereby a group of interested students are selected by a committee and submitted to the Technical School for approval of admission. If accepted, they learn a skill, trade, or hands on experience in a field of their interest. This affords them the opportunity to more fully evaluate the ca- reer they might choose upon graduation from high school. Hard At Work Students in cooperative occupational education are af- forded the opportunity to work at a job which they are interested in while attending school. This program is promoted through the cooperation of the local business merchants who employ students and allow them to gain experience in today’s business world. It also develops character and confidence in themselves and their abilities for future jobs. Do ... Ra ... Mi Both concert and treble choir had many performances this year. At the be- ginning of the year they started working on music for the fall concert. Even during this time concert choir was working on the Messiah for the Christmas concert. In March concert choir and several small ensembles went to contest in Mexico. Concert choir received a 2” rating but were only one point away from a I”. The year was ended by a concert in mid May and a short performance at baccalaureate by concert choir. Act On Drama for 1983-84 was a composite of theatre-related activities. Students performed for The Variety Show, read stories for kinder- garten and elementary, and presented one-act plays. They also participated in The Pajama Game and The Curious Savage. The two most important one acts this year were Glendenna’s Dilemna” (performed for elementary) the story of a dragon with a problem- and The Trial of Amanda Marie Locks or How Goldilocks Con- tempts the Court” (performed for Jr. High. The record of our drama students was excellent in Speech Contests again this year. Enthusiasm and talent were evident in the successful perfor- mances from drama. Success!! Success!! Success!! SUCCESS!! SUCCESS!! SUCCESS!! Warrenton students entered 4 speech contests this year. They won 9 1st place medals, 8 2nd place medals, 7 3rd place medals, 9 4th place medals, 2 6th place medals. At the district speech contest they competed against 26 schools in seven categories. They returned triumphantly winning I 8th place, I 7th place medal, 2 5th place medals, and 2 4th place medals. Ms. Brandes and students organized a very successful speech contest here, which Warrenton Speech Contestants won hands down. Speech club members worked the concession stand at Jr. High ball games to earn money to pay for our contest and contest fees. President- Toni Arteaga, Secretary- Becky Breeden, Treasurer- Mary Howald, and Sponsor- Mrs. Nolkemper. We Got That Spirit!!! Everybody’s Crazy About The Sharp Dressed Girls The 1983-84 Poms and Flag girls had a full sched- ule this year, thinking of new ideas and trying them at performances. 7:00 a.m. became, the en- emy. Poms getting new uniforms retired the shorts and sweaters for white button down shirts, vests and skirts. Some routines were to P.Y.T., Beat It and the finale. Sharp Dressed Man. Flags also received new uniforms, they retired their shorts for skirts and boots. Flags went to competitions with band and both received recog- nition. Though the year was long and rough the War- rior Flag and Pom girls are pretty tough. 103 The Warriors Go Marching On The band started the marching season by having a week of band camp during the last week in July. The purpose of band camp was to learn the show so it would be ready for the first football game and competition. They also learned parade marching so they could participate in the fair parade. The first competition was held at Washington. The band placed third in field competition. The final competition was Greater St. Louis held at Lindenwood. The band didn’t place very well, but they were up against some very tough competition. The band ended their season with some- thing new, they traveled to Montgomery City with the football team and performed during half time. The band also gave a surprise performance at half time of a basketball game to show off their new uniforms. At the end of the football season the band began working on Christmas concert music. The Christmas concert went really well. At semester the band tried something new. The band was divided into two groups. The concert rehearsed first hour and the wind ensemble rehearsed fifth hour. The band gave its first performance in its divided groups in March. At the May concert the senior band members and their parents were honored. The band closed the year by performing at graduation. 104 Math Club: The Math Club is the club for the dubious student. One who is looking for scholarly brother- hood, intellectual stimulation and an occasional bag of Doritos. In Math Club, the activities in- cluded practice for scholar quiz or a written five question test sent out by the Missouri Mathematics League. The Math Club sponsored groups to the T.E.A.M.S. competition at Mizzou, the College Bowl at E.C.C. and the members participated in the Scholar Quiz at E.C.C. where the team took 106 Foreign Exchange Student Inducted National Honor Society has a for- mal initiation every year, and this year inducted twenty-six new members. Dues are paid at the be- ginning of the school year to raise money for the scholarship given to a senior to use at the college of his choice. This year the club held a special meeting to initiate an honorary member, Stefanie Hoppe, a foreign exchange student from Germany, was inducted into the club because of her scholastic ability. A field trip is taken every spring, and this year the club spent the day at the zoo and had a picnic. Turn About Day The Future Teachers of America were involved with many activities this year, such as Student Teaching, The Buddy Sys- tem, and Turnabout Day. On April 18, the organization took a fieldtrip to the United Cerabal Palsy Institute in University City. They ended the year with their annual picnic at Dyer Park. The Foreign Language Club started the year by selling candy, sweat shirts, and pins for their money making project. On May 9th they took a field trip to Westport Playhouse and ate at Casa Gallardo’s. At the end of the year they held a Mille Bornes tournament and a picnic. Mille Bornes? FF And FHA’ers Another year has gone by another Barnwarning done, boy didn’t they have a whole lot of fun. Barn- yard a success, fair was a mess, ail that trash picking up. Ah, to mention Convention session after session. Sold to the buyer right over there.” Where?” Here by the Owl.” CROSS MEDAL I FHA had a full year of activities. They went bowl- ing then to Mrs. Shores for pizza. They sold mums at homecoming and quilted a quilt which was raffled off at the Fashion Show. The Fashion Show finished off the year, with ready to wear and hand designed being modeled. 108 N{ t Ulfi 4 E” For Effort This years squad consisted of mostly first year players. Although this wasn’t the teams best season, the girls worked and played hard mak- ing many close games and winding up the season with a winning game. DATE Sept. 8 Winfield LOST 10 St. Charles West 8th Tournament PLACE 15 Ft. Zumwalt LOST 20 St. Francis Borgia LOST 22 Washington LOST 27 St. Dominic LOST 29 Wright City LOST Oct. 4 Wellsville LOST 10 Wright City LOST II Montgomery City LOST 13 Bowling Green LOST 17 Columbia LOST 18 Troy LOST 20 Wentzville WON! 112 This was the first year for the freshmen and JV teams to be split. The JV team had a fairly good season this year and are looking forward to a stronger team next year. DATE Sept. JV 8 Winfield LOST 15 Ft. Zumwalt WON 20 St. Francis Borgia LOST 22 Washington LOST 21 St. Dominic LOST 29 Wright City LOST Oct. 4 Wellsville WON 10 Wright City WON II Montgomery City WON 13 Bowling Green LOST 17 Columbia WON 18 Troy LOST 20 Wentzville WON Fresh. WON LOST LOST WON LOST 114 Fore!!! Date Opponents April 5 Union Montgomery City April II Troy Union April 12 St. Charles West April 16 Troy April 17 St. Charles West April 19 Montgomery City April 24 Wentzville April 27 Union The golf team had a hard time getting out on the course due to rain. But once they were out they did quite well. They won 4 out of 8 games and came close in the ones they did lose. They placed 5th in the Warrenton Invitational and 4th in the Union Invitational and placed llth in district. Looking Forward To A Comeback The Varsity Warriors started their season with much spirit and enthusiasm. They were excited be- cause coach Tom Hilbert had em- ployed a new offense and the school had employed a new coach, Greg Hennefent. Injuries played an important roll in the Warriors disappointing sea- son. Early in the year Scott Costello had a collision with Jim Meier which resulted in a broken bone in his wrist. This forced the Big Red to use sophomore quarterback Dale Skin- ner. He did well and gave the War- rior’s future a good outlook. Even though they ended the sea- son with a 1-9 record, they gained very much. With much of the start- ing team returning next year the Warriors are looking forward to a comeback. Sept. 2 Owensville lost Sept. 9 Louisiana lost Sept. 16 Salisbury lost Sept. 24 Rosary lost Sept. 30 Bowling Green lost Oct. 7 Van Far lost Oct. 15 Mo. Mil. Academy won Oct. 21 Troy lost Oct. 28 Montgomery City lost Nov. 4 Hermann lost 116 117 There Is No Finish Line The Warrenton Cross-country team has experienced a very successful year. The overall record of the team is 25-22 for the season. The team won 3 meets and placed 2nd or 3rd in several other larger meets. A total of 28 medals were won by Warrenton runners. The highlight of the season was winning the Elsberry Mini-medal meet and returning with 18 medals. Richard Logan set a new course record at the meet by winning the 3.1 mile race in a time of 16:25. Jeff Schroer finished 2nd in 17:09. At the meet held with conference schools, Warrenton placed 2nd and returned with 4 medals. A new course record was set at the Warrenton course by Richard Logan with a time of 16:17. Warrenton runners set course records in 3 of the 10 races for the season. Jr � • lmHI jSn • k m 7 ‘ O IF a W tTdj ' i J Ik . Jk V ■ i . -« • Sooner or later the serious runner goes through a special, very personal experience that is unknown to most people. A flash of joy. A sense of floating as you run. The experience is unique to each of us, but when it happens you break through a barrier that separates you from casual Runners. Forever. And from that point on, there is no finish line. You run for your life. You begin to be addicted to what running gives you. Warrenton Sept. 13 1st Priory Sept. 20 3rd Troy Sept. 27 3rd Troy Invitational Oct. 6 North County Tech Oct. 8 7th Conference Oct. 12 2nd St. Dominic Oct. 14 3rd Elsberry Mini Medal Meet Oct. 18 1st Warrenton Oct. 25 1st District Oct. 29 10th B-Ball The 1983-84 Lady Warriors JV Basketball team con- sisted of underclassman girls that worked hard togeth- er as a team. By the end of the season the team had scored ten VICTORIES! Opponent Us Bowling Green 29 Wellsville 37 Winfield 33 Montgomery City 20 Montgomery City 31 Wright City 15 Troy 15 Van Far 22 Herman 29 Montgomery City 34 Wright City 26 Wentzville 29 Elsberry 37 Clopton 19 Troy 24 Troy Freshman 16 Montgomery Freshman 28 St. Dominic 44 Washington 20 St.Francis Borgia 30 Them 27 24 19 24 24 22 50 42 45 18 21 28 34 39 54 49 21 45 53 47 121 Determined To Win Opponent Us Them Bowling Green 29 33 Montgomery 18 83 Montgomery 37 60 Wellsville 22 66 Winfield 40 37 Montgomery 53 58 Van Far 27 67 Flerman 42 75 Troy 27 60 Wright City 37 31 Wellsville 22 66 Wright City 41 33 Montgomery 42 46 Elsberry 47 91 Clopton 52 62 Troy 20 53 St. Dominic 34 54 Wright City 31 '40 St. Dominic 30 59 Silex 51 49 Washington 19 59 St. Francis Borgia 28 54 The 1983-84 Varsity Lady Warriors had four victories and several close games. The varsity team which con- sisted of mostly juniors and one senior player, Nancy Wulff, worked hard together as a team and were deter- mined. 5 .. . Yeah! The crowd cheers, a victory for the Warriors. Just a few seconds can make a difference, the Warriors proved just that. With a fast thinking, fast acting team this year they played many chal- lenging games. Win or loss the Warriors were always on top of things, sticking together all the way, fighting for victory. DATE Nov. 22 28 Dec. 6 13 17 19 Jan. 3 4 6 10 13 17 19 20 23 31 Feb. 3 4 6 7 10 14 17 21 24 Hermann Montgomery City Tournament Wright City Tournament Montgomery City Wright City Wright City Winfield Winfield Tournament Troy Elsberry Montgomery City Wright City Wentzville Wellsville Hermann Tournament Orchard Farm Van-Far Troy Montgomery City Bowling Green Clopton St. Francis Borgia Elsberry Union St. Dominic Making Tracks 129 GROUPS Drama I £ II Row I: Rick Bachelor. Sharmaine Krout, Nora Dennager. Matt Hake. Kathy Stone. Karen Martin. David Titone. Row 2-. Rick Bishop. Larry Edgemon, Dean Griesbauer, Stefanie Hoppe. Ellen Taylor. LaDawn Gutermuth, Mike Biggs. Mona Biggs. Row 3: Lisa Flake. Chris Cox. Chris Wiley. Barry Conway. Mark Dreyer. Frances Bates. Kathy Gibson. } Row I: JB Breese. Tara Griesbauer. Greg Hilgendorf. Row 2-. Lisa Bakameyer, Kim Smith. Jon Grant. Stewart Folston. Daren Shortt. Katy Pieper. Lora Erickson. Row 3: Eric Peniston. Debi Hunn. Kelly Baldwin, Patti Fletcher. Karen Parsons. Row 4: Mike Bittick. Roger Bates. Gena Herndon. 132 ROW I: Tina Massman. Tammy Myers. Kathy Stone. Diana Hubbell, Katie Frick. Mary Hoelscher, Diane Meeker. Michelle Schaumberg. ROW 2: Scott Costello, Laura Mertens, Stacey Brooks. Dena Hanke, Alisa Pauk. Monique Sheer. Laurie Baldwin. Alisa Freeman. Lisa Bakameyer. Julie Redding. ROW 3: Matt Flake. Nancy Noblitt. Julie Addison. Amy Brune. Chris Cox. Carol Wagener. Johanna Tuzzolino. ROW 4= Kevin Flanke. Brian Nothstine. Kim Elcan, Barb Hamrick, Mary Brune. Lawrence Rupp. Gretchen Brockfeld. Kim Marshall. Jim Mitchell. Lisa Flake. ROW 5: Miss Wilson. Advisor-. Ryan Laymon. Tom Ebbesmeyer, Dan Guse. Dean Griesbaur. Sharon Wulff. Marlene Brune. Tara Griesbaur. Mark Anderson. ROW I: Raymond Heidbrink. Babette Eberhart. ROW 2: Neil Roetemeyer. Katie Frick. Lori Knitting. Gretchen Brockfeld. Kathy Stone. Chris Adams. Lawrence Rupp. Kim Marschel. ROW 3: Tracy Rowe. Toni Arteaga. Randy Brand. Gary Adams. Brian Nothstine. Kim Elcan. Carla Brush. Scott Prinster. Amy Brune. Todd Brewer. ROW 4: Brian Mense. Mr. Quest. Advisor-. Clifford Tucker. Rick Struttmann. 133 Tech School CC- Row I: Dan Hake, Eddie Ruthledge, Pat Flake, Jim Amrein, Mike Bachamp, Lisa Robinson. Carol Wagener. Row 2: Jim Schneider, Kenny Sherman, Clinton Polston, Bert Michelson, Steve Owenby, Jim Shockley, Mr. Kirkendoll. Row 3: Lora Wolff, Carin Gerard, Kim Butler, Pam Arnold. Cindy Welge. Mona Biggs. Row I: Kim Quesenberry, Annette Burroughs, Michelle Schaumberg, Janet Hubbell. Row 2-. Kim Pape, Scott Roach, Billy Woolf. Jim Canelos, Byron Miller, Duane Harris, Row 3: Jeff Groeper, Danny Valerious, Marty Stiener, Bruce Branson, Robert O’Donnell, Ray Rhoades, Gary Pettig, Roger Prenger. 134 Art Club Row I: Michelle Ruether. Jeff Schroer. Eric Peniston. Chris Fry. Mona Biggs, Nora Davis. LaDawn Gutermuth. Holly Vogt. Daren Shortt. Bob Cotner. Row 2-. Theresa Moore. Cheri Frick. Diana Fuller. Lisa Brengle. Debby Lanzone. Cindy Welge. Secretary; Lynn Roth. Row 3: Julie Clabaugh. Lisa Robinson. Johanna Tuzzolino. Mike Biggs. Bert Michelson, President; Kenny Sherman. Rick Bachelor. Danny Gross. Jerry Hamlett. Jon Grant, Vice-President; Dan Hake. Jeff Davolt. Row 4: Darlene Brune. Warren Ridgeway, Mr. Schreck. Row I: Kim Quesenberry, Kim Elcan. President; Anita Orf. Eddie Meyer, Brian Meine, Mark Avery, Vice-President; Tina Cooper, Toni Arteaga, Reporters; Dwayne Dothage. Row 2-. Roger Murphy, Jeff Nelson, Glenn Hunn. Jeremy Williams, Scott Schroer. Bill Pherigo, Kevin Luebke. David Huff. Row 3: Dennis Young. Chris Harris. Kenny Edwards. Jim Prior. Darrell Roberts. Mitch Fahland. Richie Brown. Pat Klott. Debbie Heidbrink. Irl Morganthaler. Row 4: Danny Jackson. Keith Cole. Jeff Myers, Gary Vohsen, Steve Wilds. Not Pictured: Bobby Frick, Secretary. FFA FHA Row I: Mr. Wilson; Nancy Handlang, Treasurer-, Tammy Harrell, secretary-, Valerie Schulze. Vice Pres. Brad Seger. Chaplin; Neal Roetemeyer, Pres.; Joanne Brewe. Sentinel; Alisa Paul, Reporter; Teresa Black. Historian; Row 2-. Tracy Harrell. Teresa Schulze, Vince Taylor. Terry Bracht. Randy Brand. Mary Hoelscher. Carol Wagner. Dede Tesson. Steve Owenby. Row 3: Melvin Kramer. Kathleen Brand. Larry Pruitt. Mike Potthast. Randy Miller. David Wiss. Yvette Brewer. Glenn Shoppenhorst, Lester Surls, Ricky Brandt, Row 4: Jimmy Collins, Terry McClure. Paula Bracht. Jeannine Wagner. Mike Ruther. Bobby Hoelscher, Greg Schneider, Rick Moreland, Randy Raterman, Norman Tipp, Row 5: Mike Hoelscher, Dwayne Dothage, Tim Johnson Row I; Kerry Quesenberry, Shannon Jones. Row 2: Teresa White, Secretary-, Carla Brush, Treasurer-. Kathy Marschle. Teresa Schulze. Dawn Smith. Valerie Schulze. Row 3: Donna Schroeder, Pres.-, Nancy Handlang, Vice Pres.-, Karen Merx. Jennifer Ahlemeyer. Debbie Ebbesmeyer 136 National Honor Society Student Council Row I: Rick Struttman. Todd Brewer. Terry Braclit. Scott Prinster, President; Scott Costello. Randy Brand. Row 2-. Katie Frick. Secretary� Julie Addison, Lisa Kowalski, Yvette Brewer, Dana Garrett. Mary Hoelscher, Johanna Tuzzolino. Valerie Schulze. Michelle Ruether. Linda Moeller. Row 3: Karen Merx. Amy Brune. Pam Arnold. Monique Scheer, Nancy Noblitt. Babette Eberhart. Lisa Bakameyer. Toni Artega, Diane Meeker. Carla Brush, Vice President; Chris Cox. Row 4: Neal Roetemeyer, Gary Adams, Bryan Hartnagel, Jim Meier. Kathy Brock, Kim Elcan, Nancy Wulff. Mary Brune, Donna Schroeder, Brian Harrison, Nancy Handlang, Chuck Newburry, Kevin Watson. Joe Richardson. Danielle Ackerman, Tina Cooper, Jackie Weekley. Freshmen. Julie Leonard. Don Newburry, Paula Bracht; Juniors. Tammy Harrell. Monique Scheer. Nancy Handlang; Lisa Bakameyer. Vice President; Pam Arnold, Secretary Treasurer-, Scott Prinster, President; Mr. Barry. Sponsor, Seniors, Rick Struttman, Kathy Brock, Teresa White; Sophomores. Stacy Robinson. Lori Ditto. Sheri Tonioli. 137 Yearbook Newspaper I £ II Sitting: Cheri Frick. Diana Fuller. JoAnne Brewe; Standing: Kelly Baldwin, Brian Mense. Sharmaine Krout. Bill Sanker. Bridgett Schaper. Tina Massman 138 Row I: Nancy Noblitt. Rhonda Schaefer-. Row 2: Carla Brush. Mrs. Geurin, Lisa Robinson. Lisa Bakameyer. Scott Prinster. Donna Schroeder. Julie Addison. Alisa Pauk. Rick Struttmann, Amy Brune FTA Speech Club Row I: Cheryl Boone, Treasurer; Diana Fuller. Secretary; Tina Cooper, Vice-President; Jackie Weekley, President. Row 2-. Frances Bates, Kathy Gibson, Mary Leimkuehler. Alisa Jones. Tammy Luetkemeyer. Cheri Frick. Stacey Brooks, Danielle Briggs. Babette Eberhart. Katie Frick, Cris Fry. Sharmaine Krout. Jennifer Ahlemeyer. Row 3: Marisa Rucinski. Terri Kowalski. Jo Harlow. Lisa Kowalski. Pam Goodwin, Marty Ickenroth, Tina Hance, Lisa Flake, Lisa Robinson. Row 4: Debi Hunn, Becky Bennett. Bridget Wilson, Dawn Smith, Mrs. Bradshaw. Not Pictured.- Felita Davis, Sharon Groeper. Row I: Aimee Boozan, Katie Frick. Stephanie Bass, Lisa Flake, Penny Linke. Row 2: Renee Divinny, Kathy Gibson. Stewart Polston, Tara Griesbauer. Row 3: Becky Breeden, Secretary; Toni Arteaga, President; Mary Howald, Treasurer-, Row 4: Kendra Kline, Stephanie Gillen, Barry Conway, Kathy Stone, Mindy Spoonster, Scott Prinster, Darlene Abrolat, Jennifer Marie, Anne Axline. Not Pictured: Rhonda Hase. 139 Vocal Ensemble Concert Choir Penny Linke. Brian Meine. Kathy Brock, Tom Ebbesmeyer, Julie Hasenkamp, Todd Brewer, Bill Sanker, Katie Frick. Keli Murphy, Jim Shockley, Barry Conway, Marisa Rucinski. Chuck Newburry, Danielle' Ackerman, Clifford Tucker, Toni Artega. Row I: Marisa Rucinski, Lawana Cirincione, Julie Hasenkamp, Becky Bennett, Karen Allen, Katie Frick, Felita Davis. Danielle Ackerman. Row 2: Kathy Gibson. Mary Leimkuehler. Karen Parsons. Penny Linke, Sharmaine Krout, Ann Axline. Jackie Weekley, Janet McVey. Anita Orf. Row 3: Stefanie Hoppe. Chris Cox, Julie Redding, Karen Martin. Eric Peniston. Todd Brewer. Tammy Leutkemeyer, Tara Griesbauer. Kathy Brock, Toni Artega. Tina Cooper. Row 4: Brian Meine, Jim Shockley. Bill Sanker. Tom Ebbesmeyer. Mark Dreyer. Brad Seager, Rick Bachelor, Chris Wiley. Chris Newby. 140 Treble Choir Row I: Bridgett Wilson, Cheryl Wiss, Michelle Prior, Joanne Ridgeway, Gena Herndon, Angela Barton, Tina Heidbrink. Row 2-. Kathy Marschel, Dawn Smith, Diane Meeker, Pam Briggs, Melinda Parker. Kim McKenzie. Ellen Taylor. Barb Dreyer. Row 3: Penny Linke. Rhonda Blaue, Kelli Murphy, Sandy Heidbrink, Michelle Jakul, Jackie Weekley, Vickie Polston. 141 Row I: Yvette Brewer. Brian Albright. Row 2: Julie Leonard. Ronny Monroe. Ken Edwards. Nick Allen. Missy Pherigo. Gary Fowler. Dave Eubanks. Row 3.- Les Cotner. Bill Sanker. Clifford Tucker, Traci Rowe. Karen Speode. Kevin Watson. Joe Tipton. Concert Band Row I: Karen Spoede. Lynee Pauk, Kim Polston, Brian Albright, Carla Brush, Chris Adams, Sheri Tonioli, Sheryl Schomberg. Kris Albright. Dana Garrett, Jill Gueterman-, Row 2: Jeff Schroer. Clifford Tucker, Brian Nothstine, Lewis Stone, Gennie Schuck, Yvette Brewer. Bob Frick, Tammy Patrick, Traci Rowe, Kim Lowery, Kevin Watson, Jim Meier; Row 3: Greg Eberhart. Steve Brooks, Jim Prior, Brad Seger, Ronny Monroe, Ken Edwards, Missy Pherigo Row I: Darlene Abrolat. Amy Bruenderman, Tammy Davis. Chris Schoelhamer, Jill Meier. Michele Baker, Pati Bolling, Rhonda Hase. Charlotte Amerien. Teresa Blake. Danielle Briggs, Kim Marshall. Rhonda Schafer, Kaye Bradshaw, Juanita Cregar, Row 2: Lori Knittig, Dennis Trost, Lori Ditto, Becky Breeden, JoAnn Cotton, Bill Frick, Larry Fowler. Jeff Nelson, Cheri Frick. Debbie Slavik, Susan Jordan, Debbie Fleidbrink, Stacy Deckard. Becky Dean, Delana Robertson, Scott Dent. Mindy Spoonster. Chuck Newburry; Row 3: Nick Allen. Curt Guetersloh. Gary Fowler. Buddy Burgemeyer. Ken Edwards. Tom Boos. Zac Ecklund, Kerri Flanebrink, Stephanie Bass, Stephanie Gillen. Mike Ridenhour, Bill Sanker, Stephanie Floppe, Danny Smith, Ben Gierer, Jeff Spiropoulos, Chris Flarris, Amy Addison, Kay Elcan, Randy Brandt, Rodney Waller-, Row 4: Bob Frick, Dave Eubanks, Yvette Brewer, Kris Monosmith. Julie Leonard 142 Flutes: Left to right- Chery Schaumberg, Rhonda Schaefer Kim Marshall, Chris Adams, Mi chelle Baker, Nita Cregar, Jil Meier, Darlene Abrolat, Kris Al bright, Chris Schoelhamer Kaye Bradshaw, Tammy Davis Amy Bruenderman, Back Row Sheri Tonioli, Rhonda Hase Band Saxophones: First Row- Mindy Spoonster. Terri Kowalski, Gennie Shuck, Kris Monasmith. Second Row- Scott Dent, Dellana Robertson, Yvette Brewer. Third Row- Bob Frick, Chuck Newburry, Allisa Freeman. Clarinets: First Row- Debbie Heidbrink, Susan Jordan, Second Row- Lori Knittig, Debbie Slavik, Cheri Frick, Jeff Nelson, Stacey Deckard, Larry Fowler. Third Row- Bryan Albright, Bill Frick, Becky Breeden. Lori Ditto. JoAnn Cotton, Kim Polston, Cheryl Ridenhour. Band Trombones: Missy Pherigo, Nick Allen. Ken Edwards, Chris Harris. Curt Guetersloh. Tom Boos. Gary Fowler. Brad Seger. Jeff Schroer, Buddy Burg- meyer. Percussion: Karen Spoede. Carla Brush, Amy Addison, Jill Gutterman, Greg Eberhart, Steve Brooks. Jim Prior, Dennis Trost, David Eubanks, Randy Brand, Rodney Waller. 144 Trumpets: Stefanie Hoppe. Bryan Harrison, Stephanie Gillen, Ben Gierer. Kevin Watson, Steve Owenby, Traci Rowe, Rick Brock, Steph- anie Bass, Mike Ridenhour, Danny Smith. Jim Meier, Bill Sanker, Kerri Hanebrink, Kim Lowry, Tim Jackson. Mellephone: Lewis Stone. Brian Nothstine. W Club Cross Country Row I: Mark Avery, Mike Scott, Mark Dreyer, Todd Brewer. Matt Hake. Terry Bracht. Nancy Noblitt. Missy Pherigo, Chris Adams, Sheri Tonioli. Row 2: Steve Klopcic, Brad Segar. Danny Smith, Todd Clark, Dale Skinner, Rick Struttmann, Jim Prior, Matt Fitzgibbons, Vince Taylor. Row 3: Nancy Wulff, Sharon Wulff, Michelle Davis, Karen Spoede, Melanie Schemmer, JoAnn Cotton, Rhonda Schaefer. Becky Breeden, Toni Arteaga. Marsha Schiender. Tammy Patrick. Row 4: Darlene Abrolat. Jill Meier, Paula Bracht, Danielle Briggs, Julie Leonard. Julie Addison. Joe Richardson, Lori Skinner, Jennifer Austin, Mike Schmidt, Jim Meier. Row I: David Huff. Nick Allen, Kevin Luebke. Buddy Burgmeyer. Row 2-. Cheri Frick, Manager; Richard Logan. Bryan Albright, Jim Keane, Toni Arteaga, Mary Howald, Chris Adams. Jeff Schroer, Melvin Kramer, Steve Wilds. Mr. Quest. 145 Freshman Volleyball Row I: Laurie Baldwin, Kay Elcan, Julie Clabaugh. Jill Meier. Row 1. Michele Baker. Karen Spoede, Kim Lowery. Paula Bracht. Row 3: Kim Ruether. Michelle Jakul, Jill Gutterman. Coach Fessler, Kris Monasmith, Jennifer Austin. Amy Addison. Golf Row I: Jeff Meyers, Randy Brand, Neal Roetemeyer, Larry Pruitt. Row 1-. Mark Anderson, Bobby Frick, Dave Dent. Law- rence Rupp. Pat Klott, Row 3: Rodney Waller. David Huff. Not pictured: Greg Boling. 146 Volley- ball Row I: Danielle Briggs, Rhonda Schaefer, Row 2: Nancy Wulff, Brid- gett Schaper, Marisa Rucinski, Teresa Blake. Row 3: Ellen Fessler. Theresa Moore, Michelle Ruether, Karen Schneider. Row 4: Tammy Harrell. Nora Dennager, Nancy Noblitt Row I: Tammy Patrick, Kaye Bradshaw, JoAnn Cotton, Diana Hubbell. Row 2: Karen Schneider. Marcia Schneider. Lori Ditto. Ellen Fessler. Row 3: Tammy Myers, Melanie Schemmer, Sharon Wulff, Stacy Robinson, Row 4: Kerri Hanebrink, Missy Pherigo. Gennie Shuck. Rhonda Hase 147 Football ROW I: Chris Harris, Todd Brewer, Mike Scott, Dale Skinner, Bill Pherigo, Pat Klott, Dan Freeman, Stewart Polston, Leon Davis. ROW 2-. Chris Newby, Steve Klopcic. Matt Hake. Randy Miller. Mike Schmidt, Scott Crump. Vince Taylor, Chuck Newburry, Kevin Lafferty, Brad Seger. ROW 3: Mr. Merit, Coach-, Mr. Flennenfent. Coach; Todd Clark. Mark Dryer. Terry Bracht, Mark Avery, Les Cotner. Danny Smith. Joe Richardson. Matt Fitzgibbons. Larry Curtis. Rick Struttmann. Scott Costello, Jim Meier. Mr. Hilbert. Coach. ROW I: Rich Brock. Chuck Polston. Lawerence Pensuren. Jim Hunter. Steve Perry. ROW 2-. Rick Spode, Steve Richardson. Frank Shockley, Doug Goodman. Bill Coleman, Jim Scott. ROW 3: Mark Sutton. Terry McClure, Darrel Robertson. John Cornell, Don Newburry, Leo Lyke, Jeff Myers, Jason Clark, Mr. Kirkendoll, Coach. 148 Track Row I: Lisa Prinster, Jill GutteVmann, Coach Schneider, Teresa Blake, Jennifer Austin. Row 2-. Julie Clabaugh, Lori Ditto, Monica Taylor, Sheri Tonioli. Julie Leonard, Chris Adams, Mary Howald, Vickie Polston, Deana Hanke. Row 3: Kerry Quesenberry, manager-, Michelle Davis, Jill Meier. Karen Spoede. Chris Albright. Stacey Brooks, Danielle Briggs, Laurie Baldwin, manager. Row I: Todd Brewer, Mark Dreyer, Doug Goodman. Steve Klopcic. Matt Neigh, Mike Schmidt, Row 2: Kurt Guetersloh. James Keane, Don Newburry, Curtis White, Buddy Burgmeyer. Todd Bauer. Richie Brown. Row 3: Bryan Albright. Richard Logan, Jeff Schroer, Jim Prior. Steve Brooks. Chris Harris. Tracey Harrell, Chris Villa. Jeff Davolt. Row 4: Coach Merrit. Larry Fowler. Eric Peniston, manager-, Scott Schroer. Coach Hilbert. 149 Girls Basketball First Row: Marcia Schneider, Danielle Briggs. Second Row: Teresa Blake. Missy Pherigo, Julie Addison. Third Row: Chris Schoelhamer. Statistician-. Patty Boling, Statistician-, Chris Cox. Sharon Wulff, Becky Breeden. Lori Knittig, Manager-, Tammy Luetkemeyer. Manager. Fourth Row: Nita Cregar. Statistician-, Cathie Eagle. Asst. Coach-, Nancy Wulff. Ellen Fessler, Coach-. Kim Marshall. Statistician. 150 First Row: Kris Monasmith. Karen Spoede. Second Row: Cathie Eagle, Asst. Coach, Mindy Spoonster. Melanie Schemmer, Sheri Tonioli, Amy Addison, Ellen Fessler, Coach. Third Row: Jennifer Austin, Paula Bracht, Michele Baker, Julie Clabaugh, Tammy Patrick, Jill Meier, Rhonda Blaue, Jill Gutterman. Boys Basketball First Row: Greg Hennenfent. Asst. Coach; Tom Ward. Head Coach; Mark Anderson. Joe Richardson. Terry Bracht. Rick Struttmann. Matt Miller. Jim Meier. Scott Costello. Mark Dreyer. Gary Adams. Jeff Schroer. Rodney Waller. Stat.-. Kathy Stone. Stat.-. Toni Gagliano. Mgr.t Second Row: Steve Klopcic. Stat.-. Scott Dent. Mgr.; Matt Hake. Audio Visual; Todd Brewer, Stat. First Row: Toni Gagliano. Mgr.; Jim Prior. Jeff Lacy, Russell Klenke. Don Newburry. Terry Nelson. John Cornell. Rick Spoede, Steve Richarson. Nick Allen, Scott Dent, Mgr.; Second Row: Greg Hennenfent. Head Coach; Lewis Stone. Steve Brooks. Tim Miller. Matt Fitzgibbons, Tom Boose. Tracy Harrell. Jeff Davolt, Greg Eberhart, Dennis Young. Tom Ward. Asst. Coach. Football Cheerleaders Tina Massman, Alisa Pauk. Barb Hamrick, Monique Scheer. Kathy Brock. Anne Axline 152 Anita Orf. Susan Jordan. Stephanie Gillen. Dana Shortt. Linda Schmidt. Kim Polston. Chris Adams, Darlene Abrolat Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity. Top Row: Mary Leimkueler, Gina Carroz. co-captain� Nancy Noblitt. Bridget! Schaper. captain;. Middle Row: Nora Dennager. Terri Rowe. Lori Ditto. Bottom Row: Janet McVey Junior Varsity. Row I: Kim Lowery. Lori Skinner. Row 2= Julie Leonard. Chris Adams, captain-, Stephanie Gillen. Row 3= Susan Jordan. Darlene Abrolat. Top: Lynee Pauk. co-captain. H Row I: Tara Griesbauer. Kay Elcan. Kathy Stone, Aimee Boozan, Jackie Surrisi. Row 2: Lisa Prinster. Kathy Brock, Pam Arnold. Kim Elcan. Julie Hasenkamp. Row 3: Monique Scheer. Babbette Eberhart. Katy Frick. Kelli Keene, and Kay Bradshaw. Row I: Pam Arnold. Kim Elcan. Katy Frick. Row 2: Lynee Pauk, Nancy Noblitt. Babbette Eberhart. Paula Bracht, Julie Flasenkamp. Marcia Schneider. Tammy Patrick, Dede Tesson, Patti Boling. Row 3: Lori Skinner. Julie Leonard. Kay Elcan, Chris Cox, Mary Leimkuehler. Tina Cooper. Francis Bates, Susie Thornton. Danielle Briggs. Teresa Blake. Sharmaine Krout; Mr. Schreck. Sponsor. 154 Senior Players FALL PLAYERS: Row I: Joe Richardson, Mark Avery. Row 1-. Toni Artega, Bridgett Schaper, Nancy Wulff. Row 3: Terry Bracht. Rick Struttmann. SPRING PLAYERS: Row I: Rick Struttmann. Nancy Wulff. Terry Bracht. Row 2: Todd Brewer. 155 Awards Awards Awards DEPARTMENT WINNERS Art - Eric Peniston Business - Nancy Wulff COE - Pam Arnold Driver’s Ed. - Lawrence Rupp English - Carla Brush Foreign Language - Gretchen Brockfeld History - Amy Brune Home Ec. - Donna Schroeder Ind. Arts - Kim Elcan Lib. Science- Jennifer Maire Mathematics - Scott Prinster Music - Inst. - Carla Brush -Vocal - Toni Arteaga P.E. - Boys - Todd Brewer - girls - Danielle Briggs Science - Scott Prinster Vo Ag. - Jim Schneider Robert Michelson placed 2nd in General Marketing at DECA District Career Development Conference. «8 Math Quiz at ECC first place Scott Prinster- Most total individual Conference Scholar Quiz Top Ten Percent TOP TEN PERCENT Karen Merx Mary Brune Amy Brune Terry Bracht Teresa White Katie Frick Nancy Wulff Kathy Brock Carla Brush Linda Moeller Scott Prinster Rick Struttman Scholarships Albright Concessions Scholarship - Carla Brush Brockfeld Scholarship - Amy Brune Business and Professional Women’s Scholarship- Carla Brush Commerce Warren County Bank Scholarship - Mary Brune, - Scott Prinster Future Teachers of America Scholarship- Tina Cooper Industrial Arts Club Scholarship - Jennifer Maire M.F.A. Foundation Scholarship - Katie Frick National Honor Scoiety- Pam Arnold Student Council Scholarship - Tom Ebbesmeyer Warren County Fair Association Scholarship - Todd Brewer Warrenton Rotary Club Scholarship - Rick Struttmann Wal- Mart Scholarship - Kathy Brock Woodrow Wilson Blackwood Scholarship - Cheri Frick Local 1740 Machinists Union Scholarship - Carla Brush 157 Scholarships Curator’s Scholarship University of Missouri- Rolla - Rick Struttmann University of Missouri- St. Louis- Linda Moeller G. Elsworth Huggins Scholarship University of Missouri- Columbia - Kathy Brock Regent’s Scholarship Northeast Missouri State University- Amy Brune - Mary Brune Central Missouri State University - Todd Brewer Carla Brush President’s Honorary Scholarship Northeast Missouri State University - Amy Brune Certificate of Recognition Northeast Missouri State University - Tina Cooper Freshman Science Scholarship Purdue University-West Lafayette, Ind. - Scott Prinster Freshman Scholarship Central Methodist College - Cheri Frick Missouri DECA Scholarship The Hickey School - Pam Arnold President’s Scholarship Southeast Missouri State University - Ray Heidbrink -Mary Leimkuehler East Central College - Terry Bracht Vocal Music Scholarship East Central College - Barry Conway Chemistry Achievement Award Central Missouri State University - Carla Brush Instrumental Music Scholarship Central Methodist College - Cheri Frick Cross-Country The Warrenton Cross- Country team has experienced a very success- ful year. The overall record of the team is 25-22 for the season. The team won 3 meets and placed 2nd or 3rd in several other larger meets. A total of 28 medals was won by Warrenton runners. A new course record was set at the Warrenton course by Richard Logan with a time of 16:17. Warrenton runners set course records in 3 of the 10 races for the season. 158 All Conference All Conference Volleyball - Nancy Wulff Football - Offense Mark Avery, Guard - Honorable Mention Rick Struttman, Tackle - Honorable Mention Jim Meier, Wide Receiver - Honorable Mention Todd Brewer, Running Back - Honorable Mention Defence Matt Hake, Guard - First Team Terry Bracht, Linebacker - First Team Todd Brewer, Def-back - First Team Basketball - Gary Adams Nancy Wulff Big Red Booster Athletic Award Winner BIG RED BOOSTER ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS Cross Country - Rich Logan Volleyball - Rhonda Schaefer Football - Defence - Terry Bracht Football - Offense - Todd Brewer Basketball - Girls - Nancy Wulff Basketball - boys- Gary Adams Track - Girls - Danielle Briggs Track - Boys - Rich Logan Golf - Greg Boling Overall Best Girls Athlete - Danielle Briggs Overall Best Boys Athlete - Todd Brewer 159 A best friend is someone who will always be there. They’re loyal and honest, they show you they care. They help with the problems, Protect you from your fears, they lend a listening ear, and a shoulder for tears. They tell their thoughts and feelings, take time to hear yours, too. They miss you when your gone, and love you when your around, They laugh with you when you’re up, and cry with you when your down. They miss you when your gone, and love you when your around. They try to make you happy, they always do their best. They want you to understand that you're better than the rest. Friendship is a two-way street. But when the street only goes one way, the love is received and not given, and your best friends goes away. ’Cuz best friends don’t stay forever if you keep the love you should send, you have to give a little, Or your closest friendship will end. 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AND COMPUTERS BICYCLES, WAGONS AND TOYS SPORTING GOODS: GUNS BASEBALL AND SOCCER EQUIPMENT FURNITURE: APPLIANCES: HARDWARE: GARDEN AND LAWN EQUIPMENT: HOUSEWARE: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 WESTERN AUTO iWj THE FAMILY STORE 202 East Main St. Warrenton, MO. 175 WYATT DISTRIBUTING CO. 1009 N. Steinhagen Rd. Warrenton, MO 456-3372 Congratulations Michelle DACA MACHINE AND TOOL, INC. ■3) a P.O. Box 10 Hwy. 94 - Dutzow, MO. i (4 miles North of Washington. MO.) E FULL JOB SHOP SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS • Hydroulic Cylinder Repoir • Hot Form Dies • Economicol Blonk Dies • CIqss A Dios • Aluminum Form Blocks • Creep Form Blocks • Router Blocks • Tools • Dies • Jigs • Fixtures • Die Design ond Repoir • Production Mochining • Protection Welding • Metol Ploner Operations • Punch Press Operations • Tig Welding 433-5590 or 433-2228 KENNYS HWY. 47 AUTO SALES 456-2105 Kenny Reece Route 1 Box 225 Jo Reece Warrenton, MO. 63383 CARL’S GARAGE General Repair Welding Farm Bureau Tire Dealer AAA Road Service Dixon ZTR Mowers Phone: 932-4262 Treloar, MO. 63378 WARREN COUNTY MARKET DELI miciiusui C ATffrmfNiG FnrSH UureO.M MC AT � PAOTV ToavS F6 n Anv Or. r A Store 456-8332 601 S. mwv .17 WARPENTON. MO 6 3 30 Stewart’s Rexall Drug For All Your Medical Needs 227 East Main 456-3419 Serving Warren County 176 HEAD HUNTERS SALON SCHROEDERS GARAGE 709 E. Main St. AND BODY SHOP Warrenton Stylists: Susie Adams Used Car Sales Designers: Mary Dusenberg Treloar, MO. 63378 Phone: (314) 932-4279 HICKS REALTY CO. Congratulations Donna” The Home Team” 456-4131 Compliments of BOONE TRAIL WARRENTON NEWS S 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 Tieggemann 7 (um6cHg Go. Plumbing Contractor 456-8524 Andy Heggemann R. 1, Box 226 Warrenton, MO 177 STUDE REALTY OFFICE: 456-2345 111S. HWY. 47 WARRENTON, MO. Marge Linda Stude, Brokers TOLL FREE St. Louis St. Charles Phone: 441-5126 SHELTER INSURANCE Jerry S. Dyer Agent 305 E. Main Warrenton, MO 63383 Bus: (314) 456-3803 Res: (314) 456-2478 All The Shield You’ll Ever Need m REALTOR NIEBURG AND COMPANY Corner For Quality 201 East Main Warrenton, MO 63383 456-3317 ROUTE 1. BOX 2S2-H WARRENTON. MISSOURI 63383 456-HAIR Family Hair Care Warrenton, MO 63383 OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 456-4273 JAMES P. BRENT, D.D.S. General dentistry Hair Cuts and Styles Perms Sculptures Nails Ear Piercing, Etc. 178 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE • SUPPLIES • FURNITURE • PRINTING 456-3461 Hwy 47 Old Hwy 40 WARRENTON Locofed Ccovcn cntly ot Bilmoe Plozo CADO C.A.T. COMPUTERS Authorized Factory Dealer The self teaching computer for small Business and Professions. WEDDING CANDIDS PORTRAITS 456-8018 612 HWY 47 WARRENTON TUXEDO RENTALS de.xam.ici. GREENWARE - CLASSES - FINISHED PRODUCTS Dick Dixie laymon -456-4574 310 MCKINLEY WARRENTON. MO. 63383 West’s Family Shoes 130 Kuhl Warrenton, Mo. Phone 456-8288 CLOYCE THRASHER I ALL AMERICAN CLU8 I AMERICAN FAMILY AUTO HOME HEALTH LIFE ?1P. E MAIN .VAPRFN TON MiV.OURl -.'i• PHONE OFF 456-8080 LUTHER’S SERVICE Kim Luther, Owner 24 HR. TOWING WRECKER SERVICE P.N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY 608 Warrenton Square Congratulations to the Class of 84” m Mary Evans 456-3553 • EMUS • 2VK0WESTE REALTY INC i NORTH SERVICE R0. EAST WARRENTON. MO. 63383 I 456-4135 Pat Zuroweste 456-8636 1-70 HWY. 47 Warrenton, MO. 63383 Bus. (314) 456-3984 179 compliments of: FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK OF WRIGHT CITY FDIC Compliments of Wright City - Warrenton VETERINARY CLINICS, INC. St. Louis Federal Savings Loan 107 South Hwy. 47 Warrenton, MO Marilyn Stuart Systems Supervisor 456-2581 Autographs � � ; ,.;iV . •yH'-' • •'■•UifrV.V • • • • 1 • •. - • v ; •� ■? y - 4;.': •V- • .v