Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

TOWARD A NEW ORIZON N COUNTV Organizations JUST HANGIN' AROUND .. . 5 WHS MAKES IT HAPPEN On April 13,1985, a volleyball-a-thon was held for Jeff Spiropoulos, a Senior at WHS. It was held to help defray the cost of the medical bills accumulated while he was hospitalized for cancer. The volleyball-a-thon was held in the Fieldhouse from noon to midnight, with twenty teams participating. Each game lasted fifteen minutes. Pledges were collected by the number of games a team played. A microwave raffle was held and concessions were sold to help raise money for Jeff. The games went well and everyone clearly enjoyed the competition. The students of WHS pulled together and maded this a truly memorable event. All who par- ticipated were winners! ADMINISTRATION The office staff's work was more challenging this year because of the purchase of an IBM computer. Included with the purchase came a computerized attendance system. This year, a bond issue was voted on and passed in February to allow for expansion of the high school to relieve overcrowding. Mr. Wendell Roehrs Superintendent Secretaries: Sandy Dent, Kathy Wormsley, Betty Kirchner. Board Members: Herb Bracht, Eugene Buxton, John Spoede, Lois Boeger, Larry Brewe, Larry Meier. 10 Mr. John Deutch Mr. Allan Dreyer Principal Assistant Principal Athletic Director Secretaries: Donna Rushing, Mary Roehrs, Rosalie Petersmeyer. faclit y Sherry Brandes Language Arts Jim Lockhart Language Arts Ruth Early Language Arts Sandra Nolkemper Language Arts Drama Jim Shores Math Clarice Bruss Math Kim Perry Math Ned Quest Math Science 12 Derrold Petersmeyer Science Gene Elwood Science Benny Avis John Barry Science American History Susan Huber Business Steve Luetjen P.E. Carol Wilson Foreign Language Karen Piedimonte P.E. Chris Merritt P.E. Health Kay Shores Home Economics Dave Dent World History Greg Hennenfent P.E. Driver's Ed. Bryan Williams Band V Ron Struttmann Driver's Ed. Barb Dreyer Choir Bill Thoele Art Joyce Hayden Home Economics b t Charlotte Bradshaw Librarian Nancy Shilharvey Business Guy Schreck Art 13 Leon Busdieker Agriculture Bill Brown Industrial Arts Don Bradshaw Industrial Arts Dale Kirkendoll COE Carolyn Harrell Special Ed. Sue Kinsinger Special Ed. Pam White Special Ed. Aid Mary Young Educational Resource Dave Current Lee Andrews Counselor Counselor 14 Betty Pontius Nurse HELPING HANDS Row 1: Ron Struttmann, Carole Knittig, Sharon Stanek, Carolyn Pape, Jean Perkins, Henrietta Boyd, Lavada Hollaway. Sharon Boemer. Row 2: Keith Higgin- botham, Herb Dieckman, Donald Blaue, Willie Adams, Bob Sandoz. Row 1: Susie Cosgrove, Sharon Ba- kameyer, Margie Glastetter, Iva Ferguson, Mary Denton, Myra Lockett. Row 1: Nick Null, Judienne Null. Row 1: Bob Dreyer, Frank Klopcic, Dave Stanek. 75 Va.no. Goaa zA£, S c. T l u.; 8'Juan Notk tim, V)iu.; yv ttz BsieweA' Vftu. 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Kim [McKenzie] StankA Valenie Schulze • Michael Schmidt Bnad Segen Vanny SmiXh JeSpiAopouloA 27 Vanny Val uuA Keu-tn (Oat on Chou, Wile.y I eA.no n Te-ion GzoAyn In.acy Veanna TeAAon CJLi ofid TucfecA UaAty StztneA Joe Tipton Rodot fio RavanaZ SENIOR DIRECTORY Danielle Ackerman: Flag Corp. 2; Pom Pon Squad 1 3; NHS 3-4; Choir 1-3; Vocal Ensemble 2-4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Best Dressed; Once Upon A Mattress 2; Li'l Abner” 1; Court Warming Candidate 1 Gary Adams: NHS 3-4; FLC 4; Math Club 3-4; Basketball 1-4; All Conference Basketball 3-4; All-District Basketball 3-4; SADD 4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Best Dressed Julie S. Addison: Basketball 1-4; Volleyball 1-2; W-Club 1-3; Speech Club 4; FLC 3-4; Newspaper I, photographer, reporter 3; Newspaper II, editor 4; Marching Band 1-2; Concert Band 1-2; Jazz Band 2-3; NHS 2-4; Track Manager 1; Football Statistician 4; Vocal Ensemble Accom- pianist 1; Piano Solo, II rating I; Variety Show 1-4; Li'l Abner 1; The Curious Savage , Student Director 3 Jennifer Ahlemeyer: Transfer from Owensville High School 3; FHA 3, President 4; FT A 3, Treasure 4; Prom Pon Squad 4; FLC 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Yearbook Staff 4; SADD Treasurer 4; The Pajama Game” 3; Fashion Show 3-4; FHA, Vice-President 1; FTA, Historian 2; FBLA 2; Golden Rule Safety Club 2; Student Council 1; National Junior Honor Society, Secretary 1; Citzenship Award 1; The Ransom Of Red Chief 1 Karen Allen: FTA 1; Track 1; Choir, Suprano Alto 1; Concert Choir 3- 4; Variety Show 3-4; C.O.E. 4; Wentzville Workshop Concert Choir 3- 4 Anne Axline: Pom Pon Squad 4; Spirit Squad 4; Drama 4; Cheer- leader 1 -4; Band 1,2; Choir 1,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Variety Show 1 -4; Harvey ; The Curious Savage ; Up The Down Staircase ; Once Upon a Mattress ; The Pajama Game ; Li'l Abner ; You Can't Take It With You ; Speech Contests; Won VFW Voice of Democracy 4; Departmental Award, Speech and Drama 4 Brian Backlund: Kelly Baldwin: Drama 3; Yearbook 3; Track 1; C.O.E. 4; Variety Show 4 Frances Bates Baskins: Drama 3,4; Treble Choir 3,4; FTA 1-4; Flags 3 Dave Baxter: C.O.E. 4; Art Club 4 Rebecca Bennett: Choir 1-4; You Cant Take It With You 1; Li 1 Abner 1; Variety Show 1-3; Large Ensemble, II Rating 2,3; Large Ensemble, I Rating 4; FTA 3; Drama 4; SADD 4 Teresa Blake: Flag Corp 3,4; Rifles 4; Spirit Squad 4; W-Club, Secre- tary 4; FTA 4; FFA 1-4, Historian 3; Band 1-4; Track 1,2; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 1-3, Captain 2; VICA, 2nd in District 4 Greg Boling: W-Club 1-4; IA Club 1-3; Band 1,2; Football 1-4; Golf 1- 4, Outstanding Athlete Golf 2,3; SADD 4 John Boos Randy Brand: NHS 3,4, Treasurer 4; FFA 1-3; FLC 4; Math Club 2-4; Band 1-3; Golf 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Most Talkative; SADD 4; Bam- Warmin Candidate 1-3 Gary Breuer: Joanne Brewe: FFA, Chaplain 1,2, Sentinel 3, Secretary 4; Once Upon A Matress 3; Art Club 4; Drama 4; Yearbook 3; SADD 4; Annie Dancers 3; West Side Dancers 4; Variety Show 4; VoAG Meats Team 4, Area, District 1st Place, State I Rating Yvette Brewer: NHS 3-4; FFA 1-4; Historian 4; Class Officer Vice- President 2-4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1-4; Conference Band 3; Band Treasurer 4; Track 2; Sr. Hall of Fame, Biggest Flirt; SADD 4; Student of Month 2; District Band Quartet, II Rating 2; District Band, I Rating I; Marching Band 1-4; FFA Creed Speaker 1; Jazz Band 3 Danielle Briggs: Flag Corp 3,4; W-Club 2-4; FTA 1-4; Track 1-4; Volleyball 3; Volleyball Manager 2.4; Basketball 1 -4; Co-Captain Bas- ketball 4; Cross Country 1,2,4; Departmental Award, P.E. 3; SADD 4; Band, I Rating 1; Band II Rating, Quartet III Rating, Trio II Rating 2; Band II Rating, Quartet II Rating, Trio II Rating 3; Band I Rating, Trio III Rating, Quartet II Rating 4; Most Outstanding Track 2,3; Track Record, 800 4; Track Record 1600 3; Departmental Award, Physical Education 4 Darlene Brune: Art Club 1; FLC 1,2 Marlene Brune: FLC 4 James Canelos: Todd Clark: Rachael Cornell: Spirit Squad 4; FLC 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1,2; SADD 4 Scott Costello: Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; NHS 2-4; FLC 3.4; Math Club 1,4; Newspaper 4; Band 1,2; King Candidate 2; Scholar Quiz 1 -4; EMO All-Conference Football, Quarter Back and Safety 4; Missouri All-District Football Safety and Honorable Mention Quarter Back 4 Chris Cox: Flag Corp 1-4; Secretary Treasurer 4; Rifles 4; Pom Pon Squad 4; Spirit Squad 4; W-Club 4; Drama 3,4; Li'l Abner 1; The Pajama Game 3; Variety Show 1,3,4; Speech Club 3.4; EMO Speech Contest, 2nd in Prose 3; Jefferson City Speech Contest, 4th in Prose 3; Warrenton Speech Contest. 2nd in Prose 3; United States National Speech and Drama Award 4; Culver-Stockton Speech Contest, 3rd in Duet Acting 4; Speech Scholarship to Culver - Stockton 4; Concert Choir 3; District Music Contest 3; Girls Sextet Rating II, 3; Conference Choir 3; NHS 2-4; Foreign Language Club 1 -4; Basketball 2-3 Leon Davis: Elaine Davis: Nora Dennager: Spirit Squad 4; W-Club 2,4; Drama 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Track Manager 2; Volleyball 1-4; Cheerleader 3; Variety Show 3,4; SADD 4; EMO Speech Contest 3rd Place Medal 4; Student of the Month 2 Betty Dodson: Mark Dreyer: W-Club 1-4; Drama 3,4; Track 1-3; Football 1-4; Basket- ball 1-4; Choir 2.3; SADD 4 Babette Eberhart: Flag Corp 2-4; Pom Pon Squad 2-4, Captain 4; Rifles 4; NHS 3,4; FTA 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; SADD 4; Student Council Class Rep. 1,2; Sr. Hall of Fame, Best Looking and Friendliest 4; Courtwarming Queen Candidate 1,2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Prom Queen 4; Departmental Award, History 4 Larry Edgeman: Drama 3; Variety Show 3 Robert Frick: Departmental Award, Industrial Arts 29 Crissandra J. Fry: FTA 3,4; FHA 1; C.O.E., Secretary 4; Art Club 1-4, Vice-President 4 Dana Garrett: Pom Pon Squad 4; FLC 4; Class Officer, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1-4; NHS 3,4; Drum Major 3,4 Tom Gibson: Drama 2-4; Concert Choir 1; Band 2; FTA 1-3 Ben Gierer: Spirit Squad; Drama; Once Upon A Mattress ; Up The Down Staircase ; FLC 2; Band 1-4, 1st in Contest band 2 Tara Griesbauer; Flag Corp 3; Pom Pon Squad 3,4; Drama 2-4; FLC 2,3; Track 2; Cheerleader 2,4; Choir 3,4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Most Outgoing; Once Upon a Mattress 2; The Pajama Game 3; Up The Down Staircase 4; Speech Contest Prose 3rd, 1st, Oratorical Declamation 1st Dramatic Interpretation 2nd; District Speech Prose 3rd Jeff Groeper: Dan Gross: Football 1; Art Club 2-4; President 4; SADD 4; C.O.E., President 4; 2nd Place at Career Development Conference in Restau- rant Marketing and Management Dan Guse: FLC 2-4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4; SADD 4; Department- al Award, Foreign Language French Ladawn Gutermuth: Jeff Gutterman: Matt Hake: W-club 1 -4; Drama 3; FLC 3,4; Class Officer, President 1,2; Football 1-4, Team Captain 4; Basketball 2; Golf 2; Vocal Ensemble 1; Sr. Hall of Fame, Best Leader; All-Conference Football 3,4; Honorable Mention District Football 4 Barb Hamrick: W-Club 1,2; FTA 4; FLC 3; Band 1,2; Cheerleader 1 -4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Most Spirited; Student Council, Secretary Treasurer 4; C.O.E. 4 Nancy Handlang: FFA 1-4, Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3,4; FHA 1-4, Trea- surer 2, Vice-President 3,4; FLC 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Volleyball 3; NHS 3,4; Principals Honor Roll 1-4; Class Officer Secretary Treasurer 1,2; President of Class 3; Sr. Hall of Fame, Best Leader; Missouri Girls State 3; Star Greenhand 1; Bamwarmin Candidate 1,2; Bamwarmin Queen 4; Student Council 3; Departmental Award, Business 4 Tammy Harrell: W-Club 2,3; FFA 1-4, Meats 1st Area, 1st Dist., 11th State, Soils 1st Area, 2nd Dist., 5th State; NHS 4; FLC 4; Class Officer Rep. 1-3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1-4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Best Smile; Student Council 1 -3; Bamwarmin Candidate 1,2; Bamwarmin Queen 3; Homecoming Candidate 1; SADD 4 Duane Harris: C.O.E. 4; Football 1 Bryan A. Hartnagel: NHS 3,4; FLC 3,4; Math Club 1 4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Most Spirited; SADD 4; Scholar Quiz Team 2-4; Volleyball-A- Thon Benefit 4; Missouri Boys State Citizen 3 Rebecca Hedge: Gena Herndon: FTA 1; Treble Choir 3,4 Greg Hilgendorf: Drama 3; Newspaper Staff, Correspondance Sec. and Layout Editor 4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Dizziest; Culver Stockton Speech Contest, Certificate of Excellence, Jefferson City Speech Con- test. 1st round finalist; Warrenton Speech Contest 3,4; Pajama Game 3; Curious Savage 3; Up the Down Staircase 4; SADD 4 Bobby Hoelscher: FFA 1-4; C.O.E. 4 Mary Hoelscher; NHS 3,4; Concert Choir 1,2; FHA 1; FLC 3,4; Math Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; SADD 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Fashion Show 1; Student of the Month 4; Departmental Award, Library Science 4; Large Ensemble II Rating 2 Debbie Hunn: Monte Hustedde: Track 4 Edward Johnson: Richard Johnson: Alisa Jones: Shannon Jones: Transfer from Fort Zummualt 2; FHA 3, Historian 4; Pajama Game 3; SADD 4 Tim Jordan: Turia Kelling: Choir 2,4 Lisa Kowalski: FTA 2-4, Vice-President 4; NHS 3,4; FLC 4; SADD 4 Kris Krout: Sharmaine Krout: Flag Corp 2-4; Pom Pon Squad 4; Drama 3; FTA 1-4, Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 3, Band 1; Track l;Concert Choir 3; Treble Choir 2,3; VICA 4; Pajama Game 3; Variety Show 3,4 Kevin Lafferty: Art Club 4; FLC 4; Football 2-4; Choir 4; Vocal Ensem- ble 4; SADD 4 Penny Linke: Fashion Show 1,2; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Concert Choir 2-4; District Music Sextet II Rating 2; Once Upon A Mattress 2; Treble Choir 3,4, President 4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Variety Show 2- 4; All-District Choir 3,4; Speech Club 3; District Music Sextet II Rating 3; District Music Madrigal III Rating 3; Conference Choir 3,4; District Music Madrigal II Rating 4; District Music Trio I Rating 4; District Music Solo I Rating 4; Wentzville Music Solo I Rating 4; Wentzville Music Workshop 3,4; State Music Trio 4; State Music Solo 4; Vocal Scholarship to Warrensberg MO Music Camp 2; Departmental Award, Vocal Music 4 Richard Logan: Cross Country 1-4; Track 1-4; W-Club 3-4; Speech Club, President 4; Most Outstanding Athlete Cross Country 3; Most Outstanding Athlete Track 3; EMO Speech, 3rd Place 4; Speech Contest 1st, 3rd 4; Cross Country Course Record At Elsberry 3; Cross Country Course Record At Warrenton 3; Senior Speaker 4 Theresa Lucas: Tamara Luetkemeyer: Art Club 4; Drama 4; FTA 1-4; Track 1,2; Basketball Manager Statistician 3,4; Choir 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Shy- est; Choir District Contest II Rating 3, I Rating 4; Up The Down Staircase 4; SADD 4 Matt Meador: Diane Meeker: FHA 1; FLC 2-4; Harvey 2; The Pajama Game 4; NHS 3-4; Treble Choir 3-4; Drama 4; Art Club 4; SADD 4; Cross Country 4; 2nd Place in Oratorical Declamation at Culver-Stockton Speech Contest 4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Designer of Music Booster Emblem 4 Jim Meier: W-Club 2-4; Probationary Member NHS 2; NHS 3,4; Math Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Track 4; Football 1-4; Band 1-4; Basketball 2-4; Golf 1,2; Band Contest II Rating Trumpet Trio 1; SADD 4; EMO All- Conference Football 1st Team Wide Reciever 4; EMO All-Conference Basketball Honorable Mention 4; Missouri District Football Honorable Mention 4 Brian Mense: Math Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3; C.O.E., 2nd Place At Dist. 8th Place At State In General Marketing 4; Departmental Award, C.O.E. 4 Edward Meyer: IA Club 1-3; FFA 4; Golf 1; C.O.E. 4 Byron Miller: Tech School 3,4 Randy Miller: W-Club 4; FFA 3,4; Band 2; Football 3,4 Ronald Monroe: Theresa Moore: Art Club 2-4; FTA 4; Volleyball 3,4; Art Festival 2nd Place Painting 3 Heike Munchmeyer: Foreign Exchange Student 4; Spirit Squad 4; Drama 4; FLC 4; Volleyball 4; Choir 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Prom Candidate 4; District Contests, Madrigal II Rating, Choir I Rating 4; SADD 4 Chuck Newburry: Spirit Squad 4; W-Club 4; NHS 3,4; President 4; Math Club 3,4; Band 1 -3; Track 2-4; Football 3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 2; Choir 4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Friendliest and Most Outgoing; Contests- Band and Choir, Double Male Quartet I Rating 30 District and State 3,4; Madrigal II Rating District 3,4; Solo II Rating 4; “The Pajama Game” 3; SADD 4 Douglas Noack: Nancy Noblitt: Flag Corp 3,4; Rifles, Capt. 4; Spirit Squad 4; W-Club 1-4; NHS 3,4; FLC 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3.4; Band 1,2, Flute Trio II Rating 1, District II Rating 1, District Rating I 2; Track 1,2, 3rd Place at District in 800 m Relay 3; Volleyball 1-4, Capt. 3,4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 3; Sr. Hall of Fame, Most Talented; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1,2,4; Plays 3,4; SADD 4; 1st Team All-Conference Volley- ball Player 4; Departmental Award, Art and English 4 Brian Nothstine: Spirit Squad 4; FLC 2,3; President 4; Math Club 1 -4; Band 1-3; Departmental Award, Foreign Language Spanish, 4; Class Officer-President, 4; Scholar Quiz Team 2-4, Captain 4 Robert O'Donnell: Sr. Hall of Fame, Class Clown 4; C.O.E. 4; Prom King 4 Melinda Parker: Treble Choir 1,4; Drama 4; LiT Abner 1 Alisa Renee Pauk: Spirit Squad 4; Art Club 4; FFA 1-4; FLC 3,4; Class Officer-Sec Treas. 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Concert and Marching Band 1,2; Girls Track 1,2,3; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Football Cheer- leader 3; Sr. Hall of Fame, Dizziest 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 1; Prom Queen Candidate; Public Speaking Contest, 3rd Place 4; FFA Meats Team, 1st place, 1st place, II Rating 2; FFA Poultry Team, 6th place, 2nd place, II Rating 4; Lil' Abner 1; Variety Show 3,4; SADD- Secretary 4; Peer Counselor 4; Concert Band Contest, 2 rating 2; FFA Reporter 3 Vickie Petersmeyer: Band 1,2; FLC 4 Gary Pettig: Missy Pherigo: W-Club 3; Band 1-4; Volleyball Statistician 3: Basket- ball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 2; C.O.E., Vice-President 4; Student of the Month-September 4 David Pisciotta: Cross Country 1,4; Track 1; Basketball 1; SADD 4; Art Club 4; W-Club 1; Spirit Squad 4; Transferred from Pryor Oklahoma 3, Tennis 2; Cross Country 2 Stewart Polston: Football 1-4; Track 2,4; Drama 3,4; Speech Club 3,4; Spirit Club 4; Speech Contests-Frances Howell 3,4, Ratings IV; Jeffer- son City 4; Warrenton, Ratings 1,1.11, 3.4 Kathy Pulliam: Variety Show 4; SADD 4 Kim Quesenberry: Leota Rainwater: Rodolfo Ravanal: Foreign Exchange Student 4; Track 4; Vocal Ensem- ble 4; “Up The Down Staircase” 4 Ray Rhoades: C.O.E. 4; Football 1 Veronica Rich: Drama 4; Choir 1,2; SADD 4; Variety Show 2 Warren Ridgeway: Art Club 3,4; Drama 4 Neal Roetemeyer: NHS 3,4, Vice-President 4; FFA 1-4, President 3, Vice President 4, Area Chaplain 4, Livestock Judging 2, Soils Judging 4; Math Club 2-4; Football 1,2; Golf 2-4; SADD 4, Barnwarmin King 4; Departmental Award, Science and Vocational Agriculture 4 Christine E. Roth: C.O.E. 4; Art Club 3,4 Marisa Rucinski: Choir 1,3; FFA 2-4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Volleyball 3; Once Upon A Mattress” 2; SADD 4 Michelle Ruether: Spirit Club 4; Art Club 2,3; NHS 2-4; Secretary 4; FHA 1; FLC-Vice-President 4; FLC 4; Math Club 4; Student Council Representative 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Track 2,4; Volleyball 3; SADD 4; Student of the Month 2 Rhonda Schaefer: W-Club 2-4; NHS 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Assistant Lay-Out Editor 3, Lay-Out Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1-3; Volleyball 2-4; SADD 4; Outstanding Athlete-Volleyball 3 Beth Schaumberg: Track 1; Sr. Hall of Fame, Class Clown; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Member of DECA 4; C.O.E., Treasurer 4; Prom Candi- date 4 Monique Scheer: Pom Pon Squad 1,3,4; W-Club 1; Drama 4; NSH 3,4; FTA 1; FLC 3; Class Representative 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Band 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Basketball 1,3,4, Co-Captain 3; Football 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Lil' Abner 1; SADD 4; Speech Club 4 Mike Schmidt: Football 1 -4; Track 2-4; W-Club 2-4; Art Club 4; Drama 4 Valerie Schulze: FFA 1-4, Historian 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Beef Proficiency Award 2, State Farmer Degree 4, FFA Knowledge Team-7th Place At Area 1, Parliamentary Procedure Team 6th Place At Area 2, Meats Team - 1st Place At Area District, 11th Place At State, I Rating 3, Soils Team-1st Place At Area, 2nd Place At District 4; FHA 1-4, Parliamentarian 4; NHS 3,4; District Choir Contest Rating II 2, FLC 4; SADD 4; Departmental Award, Mathmatics 4 Brad Seger: Football 1-3; Band 1-3; FFA 2-3; W-Club 2-3; “Once Upon A Mattress” 2; “Pajama Game” 3; “Up The Down Staircase” 4; Track 2-3; Choir 3; Drama 4; Spirit Squad 4; SADD 4 Daniel C. Smith: W-Club 1-4; Band 1-4; Track 2; Football 1-4; Golf 4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Best Looking and Biggest Flirt, King Candidate 4; SADD 4 Kim McKenzie Starks: Art Club 4; FTA 4; 1-3; Sr. Hall of Fame, Most Talkative; SADD 4 Vernon Teson: Transferred From Columbia Hickman 3; C.O.E. 4; FFA 4 Dede Tesson: FFA 2-4, FFA Star Greenhand Award 2; Band 1-3; Flags 3; Barnwarmin Queen Candidate 3,4; C.O.E. 4 George Tracy: C.O.E. 4; IA 1.2; FFA 4; 2001b Club 2; 2501b Club 3.4 Clifford Tucker: Math Club 3,4; Band 1-4; Choir 4; Vocal Ensemble 3,4; Sr. Hall of Fame, Most Talented, SADD 4; Plays 3,4 • “The Curious Savage”, Up The Down Staircase”; All-District Band 3,4; Conference Band 1-4; Drum Major 2-4; Band Contests-Trumpet Trio I Rating Dist., II Rating State 1, Trumpet Solo II Rating Dist. 1, Brass Quartet II Rating Dist. 1; Trumpet Solo I Rating Dist., I Rating State 2, Brass Quartet II Rating 2; Trumpet Solo II Rating 4; Choir Contests- Double Male I Rating Dist. I Rating State 3; Double Male I Rating Dist., Madrigle II Rating 4; Departmental Award, Instrumental Music 4 Kevin Watson: NHS 3,4, Probationary Member 2; Band 1-4, Vice- President 4; Jazz Band 2-4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Band Contest II Rating 2,3; Variety Show 2-4; “Once Upon A Mattress” 2; “Harvey” 2; “The Pajama Game” 3; “The Curious Savage 3; “Up The Down Staircase 4; Scholar Quiz 1,2,4; Departmental Award, Drivers Education 2 Mike Way: Transfered 4; Raquetball; German Club Chris Wiley: . David Wiss: Lisa Shramek: Jeff Spiropoulos: Transferred 3; Sr. Hall of Fame, Shyest Marty Steiner: Glenn Schoppenhorst: FFA 1-4; DECA 4 Joe Tipton: Jazz Band 3,4 Daniel Valerius: 31 SENIOR PICNIC What page? Are there any teachers coming? Ji This is exciting! 86 CLASS OFFICERS Vice President- Cheryl Ridenhour President- Terri Rowe Secretary Treasurer- Marcia Schneider Chris Adams Tim Adams Bryan Albright Charlotte Amrein Mark Anderson Stephanie Bass Todd Bauer Tiffany Bishop PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mike Boni John Boos Kirk Bova Susan Bowman Kaye Bradshaw Ricky Brandt Becky Breeden Gretchen Brockfeld Steve Brooks Richie Brown Harold Burroughs Kenny Butler Lisa Cassell Jim Chandler Les Cotner Joann Cotton Teresa Cromer Scott Crump I-arry Curtis Scott Dent Lisa Dillon Lori Ditto Debbie Ebbesmeyer Greg Eberhart David Farmer Matt Fitzgibbons Jennifer Flake Tracy Flake Jim Golleher Pam Goodwin Sharon Groeper Curt Guetersloh Tracy Hall Tina Hance Dena Hanke 45 Chris Harris Rhonda Hase Julie Hasenkamp Mary Ann Hoelscher Diana Hubbell David Huff James Hunn Andrea Hurt Marty Ickenroth Dan Jackson Jim Keane Kelli (Keene) Lansford Steve Klopcic Pat Klott Lori Knittig Darrell Laughlin Kevin Luebke Mary Maestas Kim Marshall Lisa Marshall Tom Massman Carol Medsker Brian Meine Tim Miller Karen Mincher Jim Mitchell James Moeller Irl Morgenthaler Tammy Myers Janet Mcvey Matt Neigh Chris Newby Anita Orf Tammy Patrick Lynee Pauk 46 Bill Pherigo Vicki Polston Mike Potthast Jim Prior Michelle Prior Jell Privett Randy Raterman Chris Raymond Kelly Reisbig Cheryl Ridenhour Delanna Robertson Terri Rowe David Rudin Larry Rupp Melanie Schemmer Linda Schmidt Greg Schneider Marcia Schneider Sheryl Schomberg Jell Schroer Mike Scott Dayna Shortt Dale Skinner Sheila Smithey Craig Starkey Diana Steele Kathy Stone Lewis Stone Lester Surls Jackie Surrisi Rick Surrisi Vincent Taylor Brian Taynor Sheri Tonioli Gary Vohsen 47 Darlene Abrolat Amy Addison Kristine Albright Nicky Allen Jennifer Austin Kristi Bakameyer Michelle Baker Laurie Baldwin 51 SORRY, NO PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Angela Barton Jim Bates Mike Bates Rhonda Blaue Billy Boemer Patti Boling Tom Boos Aimee Boozan Paula Bracht Kathleen Brand Dawn Brandt Zane Branson Pamela Briggs Amy Bruenderman Buddy Burgmeyer Tammy Burke Beauford The Dog Tracy Chandlee Julie Clabaugh Jason Clark Keith Cole Bill Coleman Jim Collins John Cornell Todd Cotner Juanita Cregar Dan Daleen Tammy Davis Jeff Davolt Becky Dean Kelly Deatherage Stacy Deckard Darrin Detweiler Dwayne Dothage Kay Elcan Melissa Ellis Billy Erickson Phillip Flake David Fortenberry Gary Fowler Larry Fowler Bill Frick Gary Friedeck Barney Gierer Stephanie Gillen Kevin Givens Doug Goodman Jill Gutterman Kerri Hanebrink Dave Hargrove Tracy Harrell Debbie Heidbrink Tina Heidbrink Brenda Herndon Gary Hilgendorf Mike Hoelscher Glen Hunn Jim Hunter Jim Hurt Steve Inzer Tim Jackson Tom Jackson Michelle Jakul Donna Jeffries Paul Johnson Tim Johnson Susan Jordan Kim Kaminski Russell Klenke Kendra Kline 53 Steve Knittig Terri Kowalski Melvin Kramer Jeff Lacy Ryan Laymon Junietta Lee Julie Leonard Kim Lowery Kathy Marschel Jill Meier Leon Miller Tina Mincher Brian Monroe Tamra Moorman Ricky Moreland Kelly Murphy Jeff Myers Terry McClure Bill McKenzie Terry Nelson Don Newburry Steve Peery Chuck Polston Kim Polston Sheila Powell Lisa Prinster Larry Pruitt Kerri Quesen berry Jody Reese Patricia Rich Steve Richardson Mike Ridenhour Darrell Roberts Traci Rowe Kim Ruether 54 ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE a. Mike Ruether Bill Rutledge Chris Schoelhamer Jim Schroeder Scott Schroer Teresa Schulze Jim Scott Kelly Scott Pam Shepard Frank Shockley Chris Shoemake Gennie Shuck Charles Skillington Lori Skinner Debbie Slavik Eric Smith Kathy Smith Tim Smith Ricky Spoede Mindy Spoonster Nicky Steiner Mark Sutton Amy Swoboda Mike Tapley Monica Taylor Jeanine Wagener Ricky Weekley Sherry Wells Jeremy Williams Cheryl Wiss 55 CLASS OFFICERS President- Diane Pettyjohn Vice President- Jennifer Ditto Secretary Treasurer- Laura Meine Pam Adams Caroline Amrein Elizabeth Bade Beverly Ball Carlette Ball Shelli Barber William Barris Kathy Bartels 58 Jim Bass Curt Bennet Mike Benney Scott Bishop Tracy Bishop Bill Bishop Steve Boan Angela Boden Brent Bolm Todd Bommarito Kristi Bradshaw Devon Brandt Susan Brandt Philip Brennan Eric Brooks Rachel Brooks James Brown Cheryl Breuer Brenda Buechner Bradly Burke Jimmy Byrd Becky Cagle Derek Can- Tony Carter Patricia Carter Robert Chandler Stacy Cirincione John Clemens Richard Coleman Kim Collins Tonya Connor John Cook Daina Costello Jane Counts Leah Davis 59 Missy Dean Errika Del Rio Suzzie Dillon Jennifer Ditto Tony Divinny Richard Dixon Crissy Douglas Bobbi Drosselmeyer Danielle Dumay E. J. Dyer Michael Eskew Melissa Estes Wendy Freideck Danny Fulgham Natasha Garrett Travis Gerard Don Gibson Tony Glastetter Scott Gluntz Joann Haller Eric Hambach Lori Handlang Matt Handlang Kevin Hanebrink Dillard Harrelston Debbie Henderson Heather High Ernie Hodge Clayton Homer Jeff Hug Kim Hutcherson Violet Jones Paula Justin Kevin Klopcic Eric Klott 60 Adam Laughlin Cindy Leach Norman Leimkuehler Paula Lueddecke Linda Luther Bobby Manning Scott Manns Ross McCann Matt McCleary Laura Meine Kim Mitchell Jeff Moore Louis Moore Mike Neigh Jeff Odom Philip Orf Glenda Owenby Mike Owenby Paul Owenby Tom Palitzch David Pape Regina Parker Damon Pauk Barbara Paul Beth Petersmeyer Carla Petersmeyer Dawn Petersmeyer Diane Pettig Diane Pettyjohn Jeanna Pollard Chris Ptak Scott Rauch Mark Reid Eric Reisbig Joanne Ridgway (.1 David Robins Deborah Robins Billy Robinson Kenny Robinson Cindy Rogers Mark Ruelher Cheryl Rupp John Rutledge Bryan Sanker Richard Scheibe Mike Schemmer Jerry Schramm Lynn Schroeder Robert Schuette Amy Seger Pamela Slatton Craig Smith Jackie Smith Sabrina Smith John Snipes Robert Squires Chuck Starkey Jeff Stewart Kim Storzer Glenda Stroer Sean Stroman Lynda Stuermann Doug Sutton Susan Thornton Tonya Thoroughman Kyle Todd Lisa Upton Steve Wagner Jeff Wallace Tom Walsh 62 Brian Way Brian White Lannette White Rodney White Tiffany Whitlock ! ACTIVITIES Beth Schaumberg Traci Rowe Julie Hasenkamp Shellie Barber HOMECOMING '84 Terri Rowe The game was over and the Warriors lost with the score being 6-8. The Warriors tried their hardest and didn't give up throughout the whole game. They went to the dance afterwards to celebrate a good game. The dance floor was hot and everyone's feet were moving. They started moving immediately after the game and didn't stop until 12:00. The D.J., Power House , entertained with contemporary rock music. The dance was a hit and everyone enjoyed themselves. It was a great Homecoming for the start of the 1985 school year! Diane Pettyjohn 69 WARRIORS ADVERTISE A VICTORY Many participated in our exotic spirit week. The Seniors pulled out on top by winning ever- yday except one. The days went as follows: Monday - Hats, Shades, and Button Day Tuesday - Inside Out Day Wednesday - Clash Day Thursday - Class T-Shirt Day Friday - Red and White Day Floats were worked on all week long with the theme being Warriors Advertise A Victory . The floats were to be 4' by 4' and carried by each class. They were exhibited Friday in the parade, which began at 1:30 p.m. The eight queen candidates and Michelle Schaumberg, the retiring queen, rode on Corvettes in the parade. Many organizations also were in this year's parade. Afterwards, everyone assembled in the fieldhouse for an hour of cheering and excitement at the pep rally. The Queen Coronation started at 6:30 in the junior high gym. Everyone awaited the big mo- ment. Finally, Beth Schaumberg was crowned the 1984 Homecoming Queen. Afterwards, the fans headed for the football field to see the kick- off of the Warrenton vs. Montgomery City Homecoming game. The 5th Annual Variety Show was a bit different in 1984. The show was giv- en the theme Broadway Review . In order to participate, one had to have a skit related to Broadway productions. Many participated in the variety show with skits such as Nothin' Like a Dame , Puttin' on the Ritz , and There's No Business Like Show Busi- ness . The skits and actors were hu- morous and entertaining to all ages. In all the show was successful and will continue to entertain audiences in the future. Act I LULLABY OF BROADWAY BABIES MAYBE THE CREATION AFTER THE GOLD RUSH HARD KNOCK LIFE WHO'S ON FIRST NOTHIN' LIKE A DAME ANDROCLES AND THE LION ONE MOVING A PIANO PUTTIN' ON THE RITZ Act II DRUM BREAK I'M IUST A GIRL WHO CAN'T SAY NO HOUSEWORK THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS DON'T LET IT END MY FAIR LADY DOIN' WHAT COMES NATURALLY BROADWAY MEDLEY GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY YA'LL COME! Seniors Nancy Handlang and Neal Roetemeyer Seniors DeDe Tesson and Bobby Hoelscher Juniors Cheryl Ridenhour and Greg Schneider Juniors Diana Steele and Jeff Privett 74 Sophomores Paula Brachl and Tracy Harrell Sophomores Mindy Spoonster and Michael Ruether Freshmen Lori Handlang and Matt Handlange Freshmen Cindy Leach and Travis Gerard 1984 FFA Barn warmin' King and Queen Nancy Handlang and Neal Roetemeyer The annual FFA Barnwarmin was held in the Junior High Gym on November 30, 1984. The mu- sic was provided by the Little Bopper, who played a wide vari- ety of pop, rock, and country mu- sic. This was the first time a DJ played at the Barnwarmin' dance. When coronation began at 9:00 p.m., everyone was in suspense as Mr. Robert Harrell announced the FFA Barnwarmin' King and Queen, Seniors Neal Roetemeyer and Nancy Handlang. Refresh- ments were served and everyone enjoyed themselves for the re- mainder of the dance. 75 BARNYARD On May 17th, the FFA had its annual Barnyard. Members brought in several different animals. There were chickens, sheep, pigs, puppies, cats with kittens, a horse, a turtle, a goose, and a turkey. Students of Holy Rosary and our school came to visit throughout the day. The Kiddie Kampus even walked over to pet the animals. Cookies and Kool-Aid were served and the kids really enjoyed themselves. A cast of 30 R-III students presented Up and Down Staircase by Bel Kauman, on April 19 and 20. In the story, Sylvia Barrett is faced with prob- lems concerning her students, co-workers and ad- ministration, which she conquers with the help of Bea, the teacher next door and Ellen, her best friend. She emerges from the experience a wiser person, one better equipped to handle students who wants to go Up the Down Staircase. Mark Dreyer was in charge of lights, with Mel Kramer and Frank Shockly helping. Nancy Noblitt was stage set director, Doug Goodman in charge of sound and Kim Marshall was Student Director. Dr. Maxwell Clarke Sylvia Barrett ... Beatrice Schacter . Paul Barringer J.J. McHabe ..... Ella Friedenburg Frances Egan .... Charlotte Wolf . . . Samuel Bester Sadie Finch ...... Lou Martin ...... Lennie Nuemark Carole Blanca Alice Blake ...... Vivian Paine ..... Rusty O' Brien ... Charles Arrons .. . Jose Rodriguez ... Carrie Blaine Harry Kagan ...... Jill Norris ...... Rachel Gordon Linda Rosen ...... Elizabeth Ellis Edward Kowalski Joe Ferone ....... Helen Arbuzzi Francine Gardner Katherine Molzow Ellen ............ .........Matt Neigh .....Anne Axline . Amy Bruenderman .........Todd Clark . .. Greg Hilgendorf .....Kaye Bradshaw .....Aimee Boozan . ... Tara Griesbauer .....Clifford Tucker ..........Anita Orf .........Brad Seger ........Chris Wiley ..........Lori Ditto ........Kathy Stone .... Kerri Hanebrink .....Stewart Polston ..........Ben Gierer .... Rodolfo Ravanal Tamara Luetkemeyer .....Kevin Luebke .....Mary Maestas .. Kerri Quesenberry .... Monique Scheer .. . Marcia Schneider .....Rodney Waller .....Kevin Watson .....Diane Pettijohn ... Julie Hasenkamp .....Bridget Wilson ’.......Terri Rowe 78 It was a hot tropical evening for those students who attended the Ju- nior-Senior Prom at the Warrenton High School. The evening began at 8:00 p.m. and lasted till 12 midnight. The air was filled with romance and the feeling of one being on a deserted island. One found bottles of all kinds with scrolls inside to re- mind them of their memorable night. Floating candles in a sea of water lit the evening with sounds of music provided by B.G. Sound Co. A grass hut was the scene of the refreshments of finger sandwiches and foamy green and pink punch with a straw holding a parasol. Coronation was held at 9:30 with the crowning of Babette Eberhart as Queen and Robert O'Donnell as King. The dance remained active right up to the stroke of midnight when everyone departed. Babette Eberhart escorted by Greg Eberhart Alisa Pauk escorted by Bryan Albright 82 Heike Muenchmeyer escorted by Lewis Stone Beth Schaumberg escorted by Dave Hargrove Nancy Noblitt escorted by Mike Scott Todd Clark escorted by Marcia Schneider Matt Hake escorted by Janet McVey Robert O'Donnell escorted by Linda Schmidt Warren Ridgeway escorted by Terri Rowe Danny Smith escorted by Julie Hasenkamp Retiring King and Queen Todd Brewer .and Lisa Brengle Crown Bearers Natalie Griesbauer and Allen Schneider Leadership That Works! The Student Council is a very active and responsible group in the high school. Fifteen members make up the student government. They consist of two representatives and the president from each class, a secretary treasurer, a vice-president, and a president. Every year, the Student Council participates in many activities. This year they decorated a Christmas tree that was placed in the library. Flowers were solf for Valentine's Day to raise money for a scholarship given away in the spring. In March, they assisted the Red Cross by recruiting high school students and teachers to give blood. This year ap- proximately 45 students and teachers gave blood. In April, they sponsored ths Scholar Quiz. The students competed with other schools to see who retained the most general knowledge. Our team placed second out of a total of nine teams. Peer Counseling is an organization set up with counselors who are certified and have a semester of training. Their main objec- tive is to communicate with students who may have problems, such as substance abuse. Peer Counseling was set up for stu- dents who are unable to talk to counselors or teachers. This chapter has helped many students at Warrenton High School. SADD is an organization founded by an Health Educator, Robert Anastas. It all began when a couple of his students were killed in a drinking and driving accident. He decided to conduct a few days of study in his health classes concerning the drinking-driving issue as it relates to teens. SADD- Students Against Driving Drunk- started to really go over in September 1982, when Mr. Anastas left his job and traveled to different high schools to inform kids of the danger and effects of drinking and driving. This year the Warrenton High School has taken up the program and they Plan on electing officers next year. SADD held a sign up week to get more members and throughout the year they've held bake sales and assemblies. So far the SADD organization has been a great success. s A D D 87 Soils Team Goes National The Future Farmers of America is a very active club. Throughout the year the club did various activities. They held their annual slave auction in No- vember. To celebrate FFA week they had a volleyball game, went roller skat- ing, and had a breakfast at Red Wheel. For educational activities they at- tended the Farm Show in St. Louis and visited the Moorman Seed Plant in Illi- nois. They also attended the State and National Conventions and participated in contests. When the year drew to a close they sponsored the children's barnyard and their annual banguet. Activities didn't end when school let out. They spon- sored a children's barnyard and worked in concession stands at the Fruhlingfest. Members also showed livestock at the Warren County Fair. Mums For Sale This year's Future Homemakers of America participated in various activi- ties. In October they sold Homecoming mums and marched in the parade. They had a bake sale and sold stuffed animals. In February they celebrated FHA week. For their recreational activi- ties they had a bar-b-gue and went bowling. The Industrial Arts Club kept up its tradition by putting up and decorating a tree in the high school office at Christmas time. The tree and the office decorations have been a tradition for the past nine years. On April 10, the IA Club visited two businesses- General Motors and Binkley. They attended Dis- trict and XState Contests with one member, Kevin Klopcic, qualifying for state. This is quite an achievement since only 25 contestants are sleeted from each district. Kevin received a two rating at state. Mary Roehrs was made an honorary member of the Industrial Arts Club this year. She was present- ed with a jacket and a certificate. Builders At Work A STEP TOWARD SUCCESS Each year National Honor Society has a formal initiation to induct new members according to their scholastic ability. Dues are collected at the beginning of the year. The dues are used for the scholarship given to a senior to use at the college of his choice. This year the club started having clean up day. On certain days, before or after school, members would help clean up disposed waste lying around the school. Honor Society also takes a field trip every spring. This year the club spent a day at Mermac Caverns and had a picnic. TEACHING THROUGH EXPERIENCE The Future Teachers of America's ambition is to serve the school in whatever capacity they can. This year the officers went to Mark Twain High School at Center, Mo. for the Northeast District FT A meeting. On April 24, the members toured the Jude- vine Center for Autistic Children. Here they learned how children with communicative dis- orders are taught. On May 8, FT A held their annual picnic at Dyer Park. This gave them a chance to say good-bye to their senior members. 90 HARD AT WORK There they go, a group of students who arrive for three or four hours of school, and then off to their chosen job for credit and pay. These students work at various jobs in the Warrenton area. Time is spent studying career fields, related to marketing, business or office, or specific trade skills. Tech school leaves at 11:15 to go to the Four Rivers Vocational School in Washington, Missouri. Trades that one can go into are career development, machine shop, building trades, industrial welding, graphic arts, orientation to health occupations, auto mechanics, and auto body. A combination of books and hands-on-training sets one up for a future career. 91 One More Story The newspaper staff wrote the stories, took the pic- tures, and did the interviews for their newspaper, the Tomahawk, They also collected the information for the senior paper. The long hours put in by the newspaper staff really showed through! Deadline Late Again In the beginning there was nothing. Then there were pages upon pages to fill with students, faculty, and teachers. There was copy to write, pictures to take, peo- ple to name, and events to cover. Page 12, page 25, page 121, deadlines were met slowly, page by page it became a book ultimately known as The WAHISHO. Go Big Red This year, in an effort to show Warrior Pride group of 76 students and teachers purchased red T-shirts which displayed in white letters the words Warrior Spirit Squad . The members of the squad have since worn the shirts to school, basketball games and other Warrior activities. The loudness and visibility of the shirts brought positive comments from both fans and rivals alike. The sponsors of the squad were Mrs. Kay Shores and Miss Sherry Brandes. This year W-Club was more productive than in the past years. Our fund raiser was a chili supper on January 18 and was a big success. During the year the officers of the club rewrote the constitution which the members voted in favor of adopting. On May 9th club members went on a field trip to Columbia, Missouri to the Sports Medicine Clinic and a tour of the Hearnes Center. It was a geat year and the members are looking forward to next year. Lights, Camera, Action!! 1! Drama students this year participated in several speech contests and earned several medals. The Dra- ma I and II classes performed in a variety of shows for the elementary students as well as acting for local organizations in town and appearing in the High School Variety Show nd the Spring Play-Up the Down Staircase. Who's really bustin' their buttons with pride around WHS? It is the members of our Speech Team. These hardworking students competed in five con- tests this year and brought home three sweepstake winners and the following medals: 1st - 21 2nd - 13 3rd - 18 Out of 123 entries, WHS students reached finals 101 times. Both concert and treble choir gave many great performances this year. As school was just getting into the swing of things, the vocal de- partment was hard at work prepar- ing for the many concerts to come. Concert choir's hard work paid off in March, when they received a 1 rating at contest in Mexico. The year was ended by a short performance at baccalaureate by concert choir. THE ROUTINE GOES MARCHING ON WARRIORS MARCH TO VICTORY The Warrior Marching Band prepared for its marching season by having band camp in the last week of July. Many new techniques were learned in order to improve the style of the band. The band's first performance of the year was in the fair parade. The first competi- tion was at Washington, where the band took fourth in field competition. The band ended its marching season by performing the show at the Homecoming game. When marching band season was over, the band began working on Christmas Con- cert music. The concert was a success. At the Spring Concert in May, the senior band members and their parents were given spe- cial recognition. The last band performance of the year was at graduation. BONJOUR!!! The Foreign Language Club was very busy this year. Their annual money making project was selling Advent calendars at Christmas time. They rounded out the year by taking a field trip to Lindenwood College to see a play and eat in a Chinese restaurant. COLOR MY WORLD This year, the Art Club was responsible for decorating the entire school at Christmas time. They also made and sold ornaments. The annual field trip was to the Fox Theater in St. Louis, where they took a complete tour. The year ended by a few of Intro to Art's top students painting a mural on the downstairs wall. 100 I u Only 20 miles to go! Which way did it go? The Warrenton Cross Country team had an- other successful season. Even though the team did well overall, there were two meets that stood out as distinct extra-effort races. These two were winning the Elsberry Mini-Medal meet and placing fourth at the North County Tech. Invitational. The girl's team had a large number of injuries, which held them back a bit. Next year, all but one will be returning to the team. With the acquisition of some good junior high runners, they should be a tough competitior. The two seniors, Richard Logan and Danielle Briggs, made sizeable contributions to the team. They served as team leaders and motivators and also had good finishes. WORK ON THAT GUY AHEAD OF YOU . . . MEET PLACING Sept. 11 Warrenton 3rd Sept. 20 Wright City 1st Sept. 25 Troy 2nd Oct. 4 Troy Invitational No Team Score Oct. 6 North County Tech. 4th Oct. 10 Warrenton (Conference) 2nd Oct. 16 Elsberry Mini-Medal Meet 1st Oct. 20 Clayton Invitational No Team Score Oct. 27 District 8th WORK ON THAT GUY AHEAD OF YOU . . . This year's Varsity Lady Warriors team has definately turned out to be one of the best volleyball teams War- renton High School has had in several years. The team consisted of 12 return- ing players from last year and one new player from Colombia, South America. The players this year were willing to work hard. They were one of the most dedicated and experienced groups I've had. They worked well together and supported each other. I think their winning record reflects their efforts this season. quoted Coach Piedimonte. UMP SET SPIKE BUMP SET SPIKE BUMP SET SI Sept. 6 Winfield LOST 8 St. Charles West 6th Tournament PLACE 11 Columbia LOST 13 Ft. Zumwalt WON 17 Silex WON 18 Pacific WON 25 St. Dominic LOST 27 Wright City WON Oct. 2 Wellsville WON 4 Fulton WON 8 Wright City WON 9 Montgomery City WON 11 Bowling Green LOST 16 Troy LOST 18 Wentzville WON KE BUMP SET SPIKE BUMP SET SPIKE BUMP S The J.V. Volleyball team was one of the best teams Coach Fessler has ever worked with. She felt that the team had a lot of potential and that the biggest highlight of the season was beating Columbia Hickman. The J.V. ended the season with a winning record of 8-6. Sept. 6 Winfield WON 11 Columbia WON 13 Fort Zumwalt LOST 17 Silex WON 18 Pacific LOST 25 St. Dominic LOST 27 Wright City WON Oct. 2 Wellsville WON 4 Fulton WON 8 Wright City WON 9 Montgomery City WON 11 Bowling Green LOST 16 Troy LOST 18 Wentzville LOST BUMP SET SPIKE BUMP SET SPIKE BUMP SET Winning Team This year's Golf team finished up the year with an 8 - 3 record. The team set a school record by shooting a 255 at St. Andrews in a dual meet with St. Charles West. They ended up undefeated on their home course this year. The individual golfers end- ed with the following averages in meets. Larry Pruitt 41 Greg Boling 43 Jeff Myers 44 Mark Anderson 45 Neal Roetemeyer 47 Bryan White 47 David Huff 49 TEE OFF - HOLE IN ONE - PAR FOUR - TEE Even though the Warriors started off on the wrong foot, they soon managed to get back on the right foot. With new head coach, Steve Luetgen, the fighting Warriors managed to show just how tough they really are. The prize was a tie for first place in the EMO confer- ence and ten players named to the EMO All Conference team. FIRST DOWN TEN TO GO FIRST Owensville US 0 J.F.K. 6 M.M.A. 41 Rosary 3 Bowling Green 7 Van-Far 12 M.S.D. 10 Troy 9 Montgomery City 3 Hermann 6 DOWN TEN TO GO FIRST DOWN THEM 0 6 12 6 THEM 6 0 20 22 6 22 0 TEN TO GO FIRST DOWN TEN TO GO Sh FRESHMEN Louisiana IE 0 Hermann 7 Washington 8 Much talent was displayed as the JV and Freshmen teams worked hard for a Bowling Green 8 JV winning season. These two teams look as IE though in the years to come they will be Bowling Green 9 an asset to the Warriors. Van-Far 16 Wentzville 3 Troy 0 Montgomery City 0 M.S.D. 31 J.F.K. 30 112 BOUNCE BOUNCE SQUAT SHOOT BOUNCE The Lady Warrior Varsity Team end- ed up with a 1-15 record, but this re- cord says nothing for the hard work each player put into each game. Nov. 19 Hermann Lost Jan. 3 Montgomery City Lost Nov. 26-Dec. 1 11 Fulton Lost Montgomery City Tournament 14-19 Elsberry Tournament Dec. 3 Wellsville Lost 21 Wright City Lost 6 Winfield Won 24 Elsberry Lost 10 St. Francis 28 Clopton Lost Borgia Lost 29 Union Lost 13 Van-Far Lost 31 Troy Lost 20 Wright City Lost Feb. 4-9 Wright City Tournament f -fc TnJ i 11 Bowling Green Lost 12 St. Dominic Lost 14 Silex Lost BOUNCE SQUAT SHOOT BOUNCE BOUNCE The Lady Warriors Junior Varsity Team had a good season this year, even though tbe girls had some rough times throughout the season there was never a dull moment when they played. The girls ended up with a 5-12 record, but through it all, they never gave up! Freshmen Jan. 17 Wentzville Lost 19 Bowling Green Lost Feb. 4 Montgomery City Lost Junior Varsity Dec. 3 Wellsville Won 6 Winfield Won 10 St. Francis Borgia Lost 13 Van-Far Lost 20 Wright City Won Jan. 2-5 Warrenton Tournament 3 Montgomery City Won 11 Fulton Lost 21 Wright City Lost 24 Elsberry Lost 28 Clopton Lost 31 Troy Lost Feb. 11 Bowling Green Lost 12 St. Dominic Won Nov. 19 Hermann Lost SQUAT SHOOT BOUNCE BOUNCE SQUAT Freshmen Nov. 28-29 Wentzville Tournament 1st Jan. 9 Orchard Farm Won 17 Wentzville Won 28 Duchesne Won Feb. 4 Montgomery City Won Junior Varsity Nov. 20 Hermann Lost Dec. 11 Montgomery City Lost 18 Union Lost 21 Winfield Won Jan 2-5 Winfield Tournament 4 Troy Lost 8 Elsberry Lost 15 Wright City Won 18 Wellsville Lost 29 Orchard Farm Won Feb. 1 Van-Far Lost 5 Bowling Green Lost 8 Clopton Lost 15 Elsberry Won 22 St. Dominic Won The Warrior Junior Varsity Team had one of the better seasons this year ending with a record of 5-9. The team had some very disappoint- ing games but when they walked away they knew that they had played their very best. WHO'S FAULT ... MY FAULT WHO'S FAULT The Warrior Varsity team played some very tough and exciting games this year. When they got on the court, there was excitement in the air as the whitsle was about to be blown. They ended their season w h a 4-11 record and should be congratulated for always stay ng on top whether they won or lost. WHO'S FAULT ... MY FAULT WHO'S FAULT Nov. 20 Nov. 26-Dec. Dec. 4-7 11 18 21 Hermann Won Jan. 4 Troy Lost Montgomery City 8 Elsberry Won Tournament 4th 15 Wright City Lost Wright City 18 Wellsville Lost Tournament 4th 21-26 Hermann Tournament Montgomery City Lost 28 Orchard Farm Lost Union Lost Feb. 1 Van-Far Lost Winfield Won 5 Bowling Green Lost 8 Clopton Lost 14 Silex Won 15 Elsberry Lost 22 St. Dominic Lost . . . MY FAULT WHO'S FAULT ... MY FAULT As the 1985 season progressed, the Boys' track enjoyed many suc- cesses. Records were broken by Monte Hustedde and Matt Neigh, and new things were tried to make this season a good one for the guys. STO PAIN, NO GAIN ... NO PAIN, NO GAIN . .. Date Place Rankinq March 26 Here 2nd out of 3 April 2 St. Charles West 3rd out of 3 April 9 Troy 2nd out of 3 April 13 Orchard Farm Invitational 5th out of 11 April 16 Warrenton Invitational 4th out of 6 April 23 Troy Relays 12th out of 16 April 25 JV Medal Meet 5th out 6 April 26 Montgomery City Relays 7th out 16 April 30 Montgomery City 1st out of 3 May 6 Troy 5th out of 7 NO PAIN, NO GAIN ... NO PAIN, NO GAIN . . Setting Goals The 1985 Girls' Track team was small in size, but mighty in talent. Records were broken by Danielle Briggs and Tammy Patrick and many personal goals were met. The team pulled together well by filling in for different events that were not their own. Who can forget all those late nights on the crowded buses? Or the cold and rain? The season passed successfully, for the team enoeo the season with a total of 575 points. Great job! NO PAIN, NO GAIN ... NO PAIN, NO GAIN . .. Date Place Ranking March 25 Clopton 2nd out of- 3 March 28 Winfield 3rd out of 5 April 1 Bowling Green 1st out of 2 April 2 St. .les West 2nd out of 2 April 9 Troy 3rd out of 3 April 13 Orchard Farm Invitational 2nd out of 12 April 16 Warrenton Invitational 3rd out of 6 April 23 Troy Relays 7th out of 16 April 29 Here 2nd out of 5 May 6 Troy 5th out of 7 V NO PAIN, NO GAIN ... NO PAIN, NO GAIN . .. Another F! Is it male or female? UP Band Row 1: Kerri Hanebrink, Daina Costello, Tammy Patrick, Jim Meier. Row 2: Kim Lowery, Chris Harris, Danny Smith, Ke- vin Watson, Linda Luther Not Pictured: Tim Jackson, Traci Rowe Row 1: Kim Polston, Lynn Schroeder. Row 2: Regina Parker, Lori Knittig, Kevin Klopcic, Debbie Slavik. Row 3: Lynee Pauk, Paula Lueddecke, Larry Fowler, Bill Frick, Cheryl Breuer. Row 4: Debbie Hen- derson, Susan Jordon, Debbie Heidbrink, Leah Davis, Susan Brandt, Bryan Albright Not Pictured: Diane Pettyjohn Left to Right: Scott Gluntz, Rodney Waller, Charlotte Amrein, Missy Dean, Scott Dent, Steve Brooks. Greg Eberhart, Doug Sutton. Bryan Sanker, Lewis Stone, Becky Breeden. Jill Meier, Amy Addison 126 Band Row 1: Dawn Petersmeyer, Stacey Winkelman, Ronny Monroe, Tom Boos, Beth Petersmeyer. Row 2: Gary Fowler, Curt Guetersloh. Buddy Burg- meyer, Nick Allen, Missy Pherigo Not Pictured: Ben Gierer, Rich Schiebe Row 1: Carmen Williams, Sheryl Schomberg. Row 2: Becky Cagle, Nita Cregar, Darlene Abrolat. Row 3: Amy Brunderman, Chris Schoelhamer, Tammy Davis, Chris Adams. Row 4: Laura Meine, Kris Albright, Diann Pet- tig, Glenda Owenby, Kristi Bradshaw. Row 5: Kaye Bradshaw, Debbie Rob- bins, Brenda Buechner, Rhonda Hase, Tom Walsh, Kim Marshall Row 1: Amy Segar, Mindy Spoonster. Row 2: Delanna Robertson, Bob Frick, Yvette Brewer. Row 3: Mike Owenby Concert Band Jazz Band Row 1: T. Davis, C. Williams, B. Buechner, T. Walsh, T. Blake, S. Schomberg, D. Garrett, C. Schoelhamer, K. Albright. Row 2: R. Hase, K. Marshall, P. Slatten, K. Bradshaw, C. Adams, J. Gutterman, S. Tonioli, P. Boling, D. Briggs, J. Cregar, G. Owenby. Row 3: B. Albright, D. Henderson, B. Cagle. M. Baker. L. Meine, D. Robbins, A. Bruenderman, D. Abrolat, D. Pettig, B. Breeden, K. Klopcic. Row 4: L. Schroeder, S. Brandt, L. Davis, S. Jordan, D. Pettyjohn, L. Pauk, C. Breuer, P. Luedecke, B. Frick, M. Parker, D. Slavik, L. Skinner, J. Tipton. Row 5: M. Dean, A. Addison, L. Fowler, D. Heidbrink, L. Knittig, S. Dent, D. Costello, K. Lowery, K. Hanebrink, T. Patrick, J. Meier, D. Smith, K. Watson, T. Rowe. Row 6: G. Eberhart, D. Sutton, B. Sanker, S. Gluntz, R. Waller, S. Brooks, M. Spoonster, A. Seger, D. Robertson, M. Owenby, B. Frick, B. Petersmeyer, L. Stone. Row 7: G. Fowler, R. Scheibe, C. Guetersloh, B. Burgmeyer. 128 Row 1: Bryan Albright, Mr. Williams, Traci Rowe. Richard Scheibe, Brian Sanker. Row 2: Bob Frick, Gary Fowler, Dawn Petersmeyer, Becky Breeden. Row 3: Nick Allen, Julie Leonard, Curt Guetersloh, Patricia Carter, Ronny Monroe. FTA Speech Club Row 1: Lisa Kowalski, Vice-President; Sharmanine Krout, Secretary; Danielle Briggs, President; Jennifer Ahlemeyer, Treasurer. Row 2: Teresa Blake, Ginny Shuck, Terri Kowalski, Lori Skinner, Tonya Thoroughman, Babette Eberhart, Tiffany Bishop, Kim Starks, Marisa Rucinski, Kelly Scott. Row 3: Lynda Stuerman, Diana Steele, Glenda Owenby, Andrea Hurt, Francis Baskins, Rhonda Blaue, Kendra Kline, Kelly Murphy, Brenda Buechner, Tammy Luetkemeyer, Stephanie Gillen, Stephanie Bass, Mary Zieser, Mrs. Bradshow, Sponsor. Row 4: Tammy Davis, Chris Schoelhamer, Bridgett Wilson, Pam Slatton, Amy Swoboda, Teresa Schulze, Aimee Boozan, Patti Boling, Cheryl Rupp, Susie Dillon, Marty Ickenroth, Tina Hance, Michelle Prior, Kristi Bradshaw. Not pictured Theresa Moore, Cris Fry, Barb Hamrick, Diann Pettig, Glenda Stroer, Stacey Winkleman. Row 1: Rich Logan, President; Aimee Boozan, Secretary; Mindy Spoonster, Amy Bruenderman, Laurie Baldwin, Rhonda Hase, Stephanie Bass. Row 2: Darlene Abrolat, Monique Scheer, Kathy Stone, Terri Rowe, Stephanie Gillen. Row 3: Becky Breedan, Treasurer; Alisa Pauk, Tammy Myers, Kaye Bradshaw, Kendra Kline, Anne Axline. Row 4: Dave Pisciotta, Chris Cox, Julie Addison, Tara Griesbauer. Row 5: Clifford Tucker Scott Costello. Row 6: Mrs. Nolkemper, Sponsor; Matt Neigh, Steve Klopcic. 129 Treble Choir Concert Choir Row 1: Michelle Prior, Pam Shepard, Melinda Parker, Cheryl Wiss, Angela Boden, Tina Heidbrink, Angela Barton. Row 2: Amy Swoboda, Kristi Bakameyer, Maryann Hoelscher, Diane Meeker, Kim Mitchell, Pam Briggs, Tuna Kelling, Gena Herndon. Row 3: Mrs. Barb Dreyer-Instructor, Tina Hance, Tonya Thoroughman, Jennifer Ditto, Tiffany Whitlock, Penny Linke, Carlette Ball, Kim Storzer, Susan Thornton. Not Pictured: Frances Baskins, Patricia Carter, Joanne Haller, Kim Hutcherson, Jennifer Klasener. Row 1: Tonya Connor, Julie Hasenkamp, Bridget Wilson, Becky Bennett, Kathy Marschel, Glenda Stroer. Row 2: Penny Linke, Amy Seger, Kelly Murphy, Karen Allen, Anne Axline, Janet McVey, Charlotte Amrein. Row 3: Laura Meine, Tamara Luetkemeyer, Heike Muenchmeyer, Susan Bowman, Michelle Jakul, Thonda Blaue, Curt Bennett, Adam Laughlin, Teresa Schulze, Tara Griesbauer, Vicki Polston. Row 4: Chuck Newburry, Brian Meine, Kevin Lafferty, Lewis Stone, Larry Pruitt, Chris Newby, Richard Coleman, David Wiss, Clifford Tucker, Chris Wiley. 130 Vocal Ensemble National Honor Society Left to Right: Anne Axline, Brian Meine, Julie Hasenkamp, Lewis Stone, Heike Muenchmeyer, Curt Guetersloh, Penny Linke, Tara Griesbauer, Kevin Watson, Danielle Ackerman, Kevin Lafferty, Amy Seger, Chuck Newburry. Not Pictured: Kelly Murphy, Janet McVey, Clifford Tucker, Rodolfo Ravanal. Row 1: Danielle Ackerman, Babette Eberhart, Terri Rowe, Marcia Schneider, Tammy Patrick, Kathy Stone, Lisa Kowalski, Lynee Pauk. Row 2: Bryan Albright, Valerie Schulze, Diane Meeker, Mary Hoelscher, Lori Knittig, Maryann Hoelscher, Sheryl Schomberg. Row 3: Kevin Watson, Chris Cox, Monique Scheer, Dana Garrett, Mark Anderson, Kaye Bradshaw, Tammy Myers. Row 4: Lewis Stone, Nancy Noblitt, Darrell Laughlin, Rhonda Schaefer, Scott Dent, Nancy Handlang, Kim Marshall. Row 5: Tammy Harrell, Jim Keene, Yvette Brewer, I arry Rupp, Bryan Hartnagel, Gary Adams. Row 6: Mr. Derrold Petersmeyer, Sponsor; Michelle Ruether, Secretary; Neal Roetemeyer, Vice-President; Chuck Newburry, President; Randy Brand, Treasurer; Scott Costello, Julie Addison, Gretchen Brockfeld, Jeff Schroer, Greg Eberhart, Sharon Wulff, Jim Meier. 131 FFA FHA Row 1: Mindy Sppnster; Reporter, Teresa Schulze; Sentinel, Neal Roetemeyer; Vice President, Joanne Brewe; Secretary, Yvette Brewer; Historian, Valerie Schulze; President, Nancy Handlang; Treasurer. Row 2: Bobbi Drosselmeyer, Susan Brandt, Eric Hambach, Matt Handlange, Susan Bowman, Alisa Pauk, Teresa Blake, Damon Pauk. Row 3: Mike Pottast, Lori Handlang, Travis Gerard, Rick Weekly, Jeff Privett, Bobby Hoelscher, Greg Schneider, Randy Miller, Mr. Leon Busdieker; Advisor. Row 4: Danny Valerius, Paul Owenby, Jeremy Williams, Ricky Brandt, Randy Raterman, Eddie Meyer, Tracy Harrell, Cindy Leach. Row 5: Bill Boemer, Lester Surls, Tammy Harrell, Kathleen Brand, Dede Tesson, Mike Ruether, Mike Hoelscher, Jeanine Wagener, Jeff Groper. Row 6: Glenn Schoppenhorst, George Tracy, Terry McClure, Melvin Kramer, Tim Johnson, Dwayne Dothage, David Wiss, MaryAnn Hoelscher. Row 7: Pat Klott, Tony Carter, Tammy Burke, L rry Pruitt, Rick Surrisi, Jim Canelos, Jim Collins, Vernon Teson. Not Pictured: Ricky Moreland, Paula Bracht, Mark Sutton. 132 AMERICA Row 1: Kerri Quesenberry, Debbie Ebbesmeyer; Secretary. Row 2: Mrs. Shores; Sponsor, Kathy Marschel; Treasurer, Shannon Jones; Historian, Teresa Schulze; Recreation Leader, Diana Steele. Row 3: Kathy Bartels, Nancy Handlang; Vice President, Kristi Bakameyer, Rhonda Blaue, Aimee Boozan. Row 4: Cheryl Ridenhour, Linda Schmidt, Andrea Hurt, Jennifer Ahlemeyer; President, Pam Adams, Valerie Schulze; Parlimentarian, Kendra Kline. Foreign Language Club Math Club Row 1: Brian Nothstine, President; Randy Brand, French Vice-President; Michelle Ruether, Spanish Vice-President; Tammy Myers, Secretary; Kaye Bradshaw, Diana Hubbell, Laurie Baldwin, Sheryl Schomberg, Lisa Kowalski, Mary Hoelscher, Jim Mitchell, Dena Hanke, Miss Wilson, Sponser; Row 2: Alisa Pauk, Diane Meeker, Lori Knittig, Vickie Petersmeyer, Valerie Schulze, Lawrence Rupp. Row 3: Bryan Hartnagel, Julie Addison, Nancy Noblitt, Melissa Ellis, Rachael Cornell, Heike Muenchmeyer, Kim Marshall, Mark Anderson. Row 4: Jennifer Ahlemeyer, Ryan Laymon, Tammy Harrell, Darlene Brune, Lewis Stone. Row 5: Steve Richardson, Dale Skinner, Chris Cox, Kay Elcan, Gretchen Brockfeld, Dan Guse. Row 6: Dana Garrett, Kathy Stone, Marlene Brune. Matt Hake, Steve Klopcic, Gary Adams, Sharon Wulff, Scott Costello, Kevin Lafferty. Not Pictured: Larry Curtis, Becky Breeden, Lori Ditto. Row 1: Mr. Quest, Sponser; Babette Eberhart, Kathy Stone, Lori Knittig, Lynee Pauk. Row 2: Gretchen Brockfeld, Kim Marshall. Mary Hoelscher. Row 3: Sharon Wulff, Neal Roetemeyer, Larry Rupp, Mark Anderson. Row 4: Michelle Ruether, Chuck Newburry, Jim Meier. Row 5: Brian Nothstine, Randy Brand, Gary Adams. Row 6: Bryan Hartnagel, Scott Costello, Clifford Tucker. Drama I II First Row: Anne Axline, Rodolfo Ravanal, Kim Kaminski, Teresa Lucas, Jeff Gutterman, Gary Breuer. Second Row: Kim Marshall, Heike Muenchmeyer, Nora Dennager, Stewart Polston, Brian Backlund. Third Row: Tammy Luetkemeyer, Charlotte Amrein, Chris Wiley, Melinda Parker, Joanne Brewe, Tom Gibson, Cris Cox. Fourth Row: Mrs. Nolkemper, Diane Meeker, Les Cotner, Janet McVey, Leon Davis, Brian Meine. First Row: Debbie Hunn, Mrs. Nolkemper, Dayna Shortt, Terri Rowe. Second Row: Rodney Waller, Julie Hasenkamp, Warren Ridgway. Third Row: Monique Scheer, Bridget Wilson, Chris Raymond. Fourth Row: Tara Griesbauer, Gena Herndon, Becky Bennett, Julie Addison. Fifth Row: Anita Orf, Veronica Rich, Tina Hance, Pam Goodwin, Curt Guetersloh, Brad Seger, John Boos, Kevin Luebke, Mark Dreyer. 134 Yearbook Newspaper Yearbook Rowl: Kelli Keene-Lansford, Nora Dennager, Jennifer Ahlemeyer, Karen Mincher. Row 2: Joann Cotton, Rhonda Schaefer, Dana Garrett, Dayna Shortt. Row 3: Dan Guse, Nancy Handlang, Michelle, Ruether, Yvette Brewer, Mary Hoelscher, Rachael Cornell. Newspaper Row 1: Jim Lockhart, Sponsor; Greg Hilgendorf, Dan Guse, Julie Addison, Lori Ditto, Jim Chandler, Scott Costello. Row 2: Babette Eberhart, Nancy Noblitt, Dena Hanke, Rhonda Schaefer. Row 3: Monique Scheer, Alisa Pauk. 135 Tech School C.O.E. Row 1: Gary Petting, Elaine Davis, Bill Pherigo, Teresa Blake, Sharmaine Krout, Kelly Reisbig, Jackie Surrisi. Row 2: Marty Steiner, Gary Vohsen, Jim Canelos, Steve Wilds, Danny Jackson, Todd Bauer. Not Pictured: Kirk Bova, Ricky Brandt, Jeff Groeper, Byron Miller, Curtis White. Row 1: Dede Tesson, Missy Pherigo, Vice President; Beth Schaumberg, Treasurer; Kim Quesenberry, Bobby Hoelscher. Row 2: Eddie Meyer, Duane Harris, Kell Baldwin, Karen Allen, Cris Fry, Secretary; Betty Dodson. Row 3: Doug Noack, Barb Hamrick, Chris Roth, Danny Gross, President; Robert O'Donnell, Vernon Teson. Row 4: Dave Baxter, George Tracy, Dale Kirkendoll, Instructor; Glenn Schoppenhorst, Ray Rhoades, Edward Johnson, Brian Mense. Art Club Industrial Arts Club Row 1: Alisa Pauk, Chairman; Kim Starks, Chairman; Theresa Moore, Secretary; Cris Fry, Vice-president. Row 2: Dave Huff, Tammy Meyers, Tracy Chandlee, Dena Hanke, Diana Hubbell, Diane Meeker, Tracy Flake. Row 3: Dave Pisciotta, Jeff Schroer, Barney Gierer, Kathy Smith, Dan Valerius, Dave Rudin, Joanne Brewe. Row 4: Steve Perry, Bill Coleman. Jeff Devolt, Harold Burroughs, Tom Boos, Warren Ridgeway, Kevin Lafferty. Row 1: Anita Orf, President; Patt Klott, Bob Frick, Vice-president; Scott Schroer, Treasurer; Dennis Young, Historian; Debbie Heidbrink, Representative; Steve Wilds, Sergeant at Arms. Row 2: Mike Eskew, Robert Squires, Kevin Luebke, Dave Huff, Tom Palitzch, David Pape, E.J. Dyer, William Pherigo, Jermey Williams, Dillard Harrelston. Row 3: Mark Ruether, Richard Dixon, Eric Reisbig, James Hunn. Row 4: Mr. Bradshaw, Jim Prior, Mr. Brown, Clayton Horner, Tony Glastetter, Jeff Meyers, Brian Meine, Gary Voshen, Eric Klott, Mike Ridenhour, Dwayne Dothage, Secretary; Darrell Roberts. 137 W-Club Spirit Squad Row 1: Coach Hennanfent, Jeff Schroer, president, Sheri Tonioli, vice president, Teresa Blake, Becky Breeden, secretary treasurer. Row 2: Brent Bolm, John Clemens, Buddy Burgmeyer, Matt Neigh, Steve Klopcic, Matt Fitzgibbons, Chuck Newburry, Mark Dreyer, Kay Elcan, Greg Boling, Lori Ditto, Tommy Walsh. Row 3: Devon Brandt, Richard Dixon, Danielle Briggs, Tim Miller, Chris Cox, Jill Meier, Mike Schmidt, Randy Miller, Don Newburry, Chris Adams, Julie Leonard, Kevin Klopcic. Row 4: Dawn Petersmeyer, Jim Chandler, Jennifer Austin, Tammy Patrick, Jim Meier, Chris Newby, Eric Klott, Brian White, Rhonda Blaue, Monica Taylor, Tom Palitzch. Row 5: Eric Hambach, Lewis Moore, Kevin Hanebrink, Billy Robinson, Chuck Polston, Dave Huff, Amy Addison, Michele Baker, Nick Allen, Paula Bracht, Kim Ruether, Tamra Moorman, Damon Pauk. Row 6: Mindy Spoonster, Mike Neigh, Doug Sutton, Steve Richardson, Ross McCann, Richard Scheibe, Jeff Meyers, Amy Swoboda, Craig Smith, Jeff Odom. Row 7: Chris Ptak, Clayton Horner, Doug Goodman, Chris Wiley, Danny Smith, Matt Hake, Nancy Noblitt, Nora Dennager, Jill Gutterman, E. J. Dyer, Robert Chandler, Laura Meine, Melissa Estes, Julie Clabaugh. Row 1: Lori Ditto, Teresa Blake, Kim Collins, Kathy Marschel, E. J. Dyer, Tammy Burke, Gennie Shuck, Mary Zeiser, Anne Axline. Row 2 Kathy Smith, Julie Leonard, Rhonda Blaue, Ryan Laymon, Amy Bruenderman, Jeanine Wagener, Carla Petersmeyer, Vickie Petersmeyer, Kris Albright, Kendra Kline, Kerri Quesenberry. Row 3: Michelle Ruether, Kim Marshall, Chris Cox, Don Newburry, Aimee Boozan, Laurie Baldwin, Chris Shoemake, Penny Linke, Brian Nothstine, Kerri Hanebrink. Row 4: Jill Gutterman, Kaye Bradshaw, Bobbi Drosselmeyer, Rachael Cornell, Matt Hake, Nancy Noblitt, Dave Pisciotta, Paula Bracht, Lewis Stone, Amy Swoboda, Angela Barton. Row 5: Craig Smith, Anita Orf, Kim Ruether, Chuck Newburry, Ben Gierer, Nora Dennager, Heike Muenchmeyer, Kristi Bakameyer, Jeff Schroer, Tamra Moorman. Peer Counseling Student Council Peer Counseling: Back row: Terri Rowe, Marcia Schneider. Diana Hubbell, Tara Griesbauer, Mr. Current; advisor, Kaye Bradshaw, Tammy Meyers, Tammy Patrick, Alisa Pauk, Sheri Tonioli, Jennifer Ahlemeyer, Kelly Murphy, Anne Axline, Janet McVey. Student Council: Bottom row: Sheri Tonioli, Julie Leonard, Joanne Brewe, Michelle Ruether, Jennifer Ahlemeyer; Vice President, Barb Hamrick; Secretary, Steve Klopcic; President. Top row: Terri Rowe, Tiffany Wittlock, Regina Parker, Tammy Patrick, Paula Bracht, Brian Nothstine, Don Newburry. 139 Cross Country Golf First Row: Chris Adams, Danielle Briggs, Jenniter Austin, Melissa Estes, Kristine Albright, Pam Adams. Second Row: Mr. Quest, Coach; Buddy Burgmeyer, Jim Keane, Brent Bolm, Bryan Albright, Richard Logan, Jim Mitchel, L rry Rupp, Mike Neigh, Nick Allen, Gretchen Brockfeld, Manager. 140 First Row: David Huff, Tom Politzch, E.J. Dyer, Second Row: Tony Gagliano, Larry Pruitt, Chris Ptak, Neal Roetemeyer, Craig Smith, Tom Walsh, Travis Gerard. Third Row: Greg Boling, Danny Smith, Brian White, Randy Brand, Todd Clark, Jeff Myers, Bobby Frick, Mark Anderson, Mr. Dent, Coach. Senior Players Row 1: Theresa Moore, Rhonda Schaefer, Heike Munchmeyer, Nora Dennager, Tammy Harrell, Danielle Briggs, Nancy Noblitt, Dave Pisciotta Row 2: Matt Hake, Greg Boling, Scott Costello, Jim Meier, Todd Clark, Mark Dreyer, Rich Logan, Chuck Newburry, Kevin Lafferty. Row 1: Jim Meier, Randy Brand, Gary Adams, Julie Addison, Danny Smith, Mike Schmidt, Gary Pettig, Mark Dreyer, Rich Logan. Row 2: Neal Roetemeyer, Michelle Ruether, Greg Boling, Monte Hustedde, Chris Wiley, Chuck Newburry, Bob Frick. 141 Track Row 1: Mike Schmidt, Rodolfo Ravanal, Stewart Polston, Jim Keane. Don Newburry, Matt Neigh. Row 2: Monte Hustedde, Zane Branson, Jeff Davolt, Steve Brooks, Chuck Newburry, Lawrence Rupp, Chris Wiley. Row 3: Coach Chris Merritt, Randy Ratermen, Bryan Albright, Richard Logan, Jim Meier, Curt Guetersloh, Gary Pettig, Steve Klopcic, Ross McCann; manager, Bryan Sanker; manager. Varsity Row 1: Charles Skillington, Mike Neigh, Richard Dixon, John Clemens. Row 2: Rick Spoede, Kevin Hanebrink, Richard Scheibe, Coach Chris Merritt, Tracy Harrell, Gary Fowler, Kenny Robinson. Junior Varsity 142 Row 1: Tammy Patrick, Daina Costello. Monica Taylor, Melissa Estes, Danielle Briggs, Julie Leonard, Diann Pettig, Dawn Brandt. Row 2: Coach Kim Perry, Rachel Brooks; manager, Lisa Prinster, Tammy Burke, Debbie Heidbrink, Michelle Reuther, Jennifer Austin, Becky Breeden, Amy Seger, Chris Adams, Jennifer Ditto; manager, Coach Karen Piedimonte. Football Varsity and Junior Varsity Ros 1: Jeremy Williams, Dave Huff, Don Newburry, Chuck Newburry, Scott Costello, Matt Hake. Chris Wiley, Matt Fitzgibbons, Greg Boling, Dale Skinner, Chris Newby, Frank Shockly, Doug Sutton. Mgr. Row 2: Steve Klopcic, Coach Hennefent, Mike Scott, Jim Scott, Mike Schmidt, Matt Neigh, Irl Morganthater, Jeff Lacy, Rick Spoede. John Cornell, Steve Richardson, Chuck Polston, Stewart Polston, Kathy Stone, Julie Addison. Row 3: Coach Luetgen, Dan Smith, Terry McClure, Jeff Myers, Mark Sutton, Jim Chandler, Jim Meier, Todd Clark, Mark Dreyer, Randy Miller, Kevin Lafferty, Vince Taylor, Chris Harris, Coach Merritt, Coach Kirkendoll. Not pictured Jason Clark. Freshmen Row 1: Rich Dixon, Matt Handlange, Phil Orf, Kevin Klopcic, Robert Chandler, E. J. Dyer. Bill Robinson, Kyle Todd. Doug Sutton. Mgr. Row 2: Coach Luetgen, Coach Hennefent, Brian White, Jeff Odom, Scott Manns, Kevin Hanebrink, Lewis Moore, Ross McCann, Eric Klott, Tony Glastetter, Eric Hambach, Coach Merritt, Coach Kirkendoll. 143 Boys Basketball Varsity Row 1: Don Newburry, Eric Reisbig, Mgr.; Larry Fowler, Mgr.; Kathy Stone, Stat.; Scott Dent, Mgr.; Russell Klenke. Row 2: Greg Hennenfent, Asst. Coach; Jeff Schroer, Mark Anderson, Steve Klopcic, Tim Miller, Jim Chandler, Jim Meier. Mark Dreyer, Gary Adams, Jeff Davolt, Terry Nelson, Jim Mitchell, Tom Ward, Head Coach. Junior Varsity Row 1: Devon Brandt, Kevin Klopcic, Greg Henninfent, Head Coach; Craig Smith, Mike Neigh. Row 2: Brent Bolm, Ross McCann, Kevin Hanebrink, Don Newburry, Chris Ptak, Jeff Odom, Robert Chandler, Eric Reisbig. Row 3: Dennis Young, Zane Branson, Kenny Robinson, Clayton Homer, Tom Boos, Terry Nelson, Russell Klenke, Louis Moore, Doug Goodman. Not pictured: Rick Spoede 144 Girls Basketball Varsity. Row 1: Becky Breeden, Ellen Fessler, Gail Kavanaugh, Sheri Tonioli. Row 2: Melanie Schemmer, Teresa Blake, Jill Meier. Row 3: Danielle Briggs, Julie Addison, Tammy Patrick. Junior Varsity. Row 1: Tonya Thoroughman, Dawn Petersmeyer, Laura Meine, Mindy Spoonster, Paula Bracht, Kim Mitchell, Elizabeth Bade, Brenda Buechner. Row 2: Chrissy Douglas, Juanita Cregar, Michele Baker, Amy Addison, Dawn Brandt, Amy Seger. Row 3: Rhonda Blaue, Jill Gutterman, Melissa Estes, Kim Ruether. Row 4: Gail Kavanaugh, Ellen Fessler. Row 5: Stacy Winkelman, Cheryl Breuer, Patti Boling. Fall Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom left: Terri Rowe, Monique Scheer, Anne Axline, Barb Hamrick. Top left: Dayna Shortt, Natalie Griesbauer, Tara Griesbauer. 146 Junior Varsity: Bottom left: Chris Shoemake, Joann Halldr, Lynn Schroeder, Shellie Barber. Top: Kim Polston. 147 Junior Varsity Bottom Row: Lynn Schroeder, Jennifer Ditto. Middle Row: Rachel Brooks, Patricia Carter, Diane Pettyjohn. Top Row Daina Costello. Basketball Cheerleaders Varsity Front Row: Chris Adams. Second Row: Julie Leonard, Lori Ditto, Julie Cla- baugh. Third Row: Lisa Prinster. Fourth Row: Lynee Pauk. Poms Flags Row 1: Tara Griesbauer, Babette Eberhart, Monique Scheer. Row 2: Patti Boling, Kathy Stone, Julie Hasenkamp, Aimee Boozan. Row 3: Dana Garrett, Kaye Bradshaw, Jackie Surrise. Row 4: Anne Axline, Chris Cox, Jennifer Ahlemeyer, Kay Elcan, Sharaine Krout. Not Pictured: Debbie Henderson. Row 1: Teresa Blake, Patti Boling, Paula Bracht, Babette Eberhart, Nancy Noblitt, Chris Cox, Julie Hasenkamp, Marcia Schneider. Row 2: Julie Leonard, Patricia Carter, Sharmaine Krout, Jill Gutterman, Michele Baker, Stephanie Gillen, Kay Elcan, Sheri Tonioli, Debbie Ebbesmeyer, Jeni Ditto, Lori Ditto, Danielle Briggs. Pam Slatten, Lorie Skinner. Volleyball First Row: Kim Ruether, Paula Bracht, Second Row: Jill Meier, Coach Ellen Fessler, Kim Lowery. Third Row: Michelle Jakul, Kristi Bradshaw, Kay Elcan. Fourth Row: Michele Baker, Kim Collins, Julie Clabaugh, Laura Meine, Lisa Prinster. Fifth'Row: Laurie Baldwin, Amy Seger, Amy Swoboda. Sixth Row: Managers Amy Addison, Cheryl Breuer, Tamra Moorman. First Row: Teresa Blake. Second Row: Nancy Noblitt, Rhonda Schaefer. Third Row: Diana Hubbell, Tammy Harrell, Theresa Moore, Tammy Patrick. Fourth Row: Hieke Muenchmeyer, Sharon Wulff, Nora Dennager, Kaye Bradshaw. Fifth Row: Marcia Schneider, Coach Karen Piedimonte, Lori Ditto. 149 AWARDS AWARDS Top Ten Percent Julie Addison Scott Costello Babette Eberhart Nancy Handlang Bryan Hartnagel Mary Hoelscher Lisa Kowalski Diane Meeker Neal Roetemeyer Michelle Ruether Valerie Schultze Kevin Watson Four Years Perfect Attendance Neal Roetemeyer Gary Adams Local Scholarships Scholar Quiz Team This year's Scholar Quiz Team consisted of Brian Nothstine, Kathy Stone, Bryan Hartnagel, Scott Costello, and Kevin Watson. They placed 2nd at the Conference Scholar Quiz. Albright Concessions Scholarship - Michelle Ruether Brockfeld Scholarship • Neal Roetemeyer Business and Professional Women's Scholarship • Nancy Handlang Commerce Warren County Bank Scholarship • Neal Roetemeyer Commerce Warren County Bank Scholarship - Valerie Schulze Future Teachers of America Scholarship • Danielle Briggs Gamma Alpha Sorority Scholarship - Danielle Briggs Industrial Arts Club Scholarship - Yvette Brewer Jonesburg State Bank Scholarship - Charles Newburry M.F.A. Foundation Scholarship - Julie Addison National Honor Society Scholarship • Kevin Watson Student Council Scholarship - Gary Adams Warren County Fair Association Scholarship • Valerie Schulze Warrenton Elks Club Scholarship - Nancy Handlang Warrenton Rotary Club Scholarship - Mary Hoelscher Warrenton Rotary Club Scholarship - Scott Costello Woodrow Wilson Blackwood Scholarship - Melissa Pherigo Warrenton Lions Club-Most Improved Student Award - Matt Hake AWARDS AWARDS Scholarships Curator's Scholarship University of Missouri-Columbia - Neal Roetemeyer University of Missouri-Columbia - Valerie Schulze Regent's Scholarship Northeast Missouri State University - Lisa Kowalski Southeast Missouri State University - Diane Meeker College of Agriculture Scholarship University of Missouri-Columbia - Neal Roetemeyer Petroleum Engineering Scholarship University of Missouri-Rolla - Scott Costello President's Honorary Scholarship Northeast Missouri State University - Lisa Kowalski Achievement Award for Music Skills William Jewell College - Penny Linke Theatre Scholarship East Central College - Anne Axline Nolkemper East Central College - Mark Dreyer Athletic Scholarship Westminister College - Gary Adams Rockhurst College - Michelle Ruether St. Mary's College - Mary Hoelscher Ralston Purina Corporation - Valerie Schulze Intermediate Accounting Scholarship Sanford-Brown Business College - Nancy Handlang Departmental Award Winners Art - Nancy Noblitt Business • Nancy Handlang COE - Brian Mense Driver Ed. - Donald Newburry English - Nancy Noblitt Foreign Language: French - Dan Guse Spanish - Brian Nothstine History - Babette Eberhart Ind. Arts - Robert Frick Lib. Science - Mary Hoelscher Mathematics - Valerie Schulze Music: Instr. • Clifford Tucker Vocal - Penny Linke P.E.: Boys - Jeremy Williams Girls - Danielle Briggs Science • Neal Roetemeyer Speech Drama - Anne Axline Vo Ag - Neal Roetemeyer 153 SPORTS AWARDS All Conference Basketball: Gary Adams • 2nd Team lim Meier - Honorable Mention Football (District): Jason Clark. Placekicker ■ 1st Team Todd Clark, Def. End • Honorable Mention Scott Costello, Def. Back - 1st Team Scott Costello, Quarterback - Honorable Mention Matt Hake, Def. Nose Guard • Honorable Mention Jim Meier. Receiver • Honorable Mention Chuck Newburry, Off. Tackle - Honorable Mention Football (State): Todd Clark, Def. End - 1st Team Scott Costello, Quarterback • 1st Team Scott Costello, Def. Back • 1st Team Mark Dryer, Def. End • Honorable Mention Matt Fitzgibbons. Linebaker • Honorable Mention Matt Hake, Def. Nose Guard • 1st Team Jim Meier, Split End • 1st Team Chuck Newburry, Off. Tackle - 1st Team Chris Newby. Def. Back • Honorable Mention Danny Smith, Linebacker • Honorable Mention Volleyball: Nancy Noblitt - 1st Team Sharon Wulff - 2nd Team Broken Records Monte Hustedde, Pole Vault - 13 ft. Matt Neigh, 300 m Hurdles - 44.5 seconds Danielle Briggs, 800 - 2:44 Melissa Estes, 3200 - 13:49.1 Tammy Patrick, 300 m Hurdles • 52.5 seconds 1st Place Jeremy Williams Mike Schmidt John Cornell Vince Taylor Chuck Newburry 2nd Place David Huff David Pisciotta Rodolfo Ravanal Scott Costello Tony Glastetter 3rd Place Steve Richardson Brian Meine Mark Stutton David Laymon Greg Schneider Rick Weekley Weight-A-Thon Medal Winners ORGANIZATION AWARDS Music State Ratings Trio Penny Linke Janet McVey Kelley Murphy I Rating Soloist Penny Linke “I Rating Janet McVey II Rating Brian Meine II Rating Double Male Richard Coleman I Rating Quartet Kevin Lafferty Brian Meine Chuck Newburry Lewis Stone Clifford Tucker Chris Wiley David Wiss Band State Rating French Horn Solo Joe Tipton I Rating Speech State Rating Prose Reading-Tara Griesbauer - 4th Place Danny Gross and Brian Mense both received 2nd places at the DEC A District Contest. Danny's was in Restaurant Marketing and Management and Brian's was in General Marketing. IA State Rating The FFA Solis Judging Team made it to Nationals this year. The team consist- ed of Nancy Handlang, Valerie Schulze, Neal Roetemeyer, and Tammy Harrell. Nationals were held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma from April 29-May 3. The team was accompanied by their advisor, Leon Busdieker, and they all had a wonderful time. Plastic Picture Frame Pen Set Kevin Klopcic II Rating FFA State Ratings Dairy Cattle Team Meats Team Poultry Team Soils Team Eric Hambach II Rating Mike Hoelscher Mike Ruether Joanne Brewe “I Rating Maryann Hoelscher Greg Schneider Teresa Schulze II Rating Tony Carter Dwayne Dothage Lori Handlang I Rating Alisa Paul Nancy Handlang Tammy Harrell Neal Roetemeyer Valerie Schulze Two people in the FFA earned State Farmer degrees. They were Greg Schneider and Valerie Schulze. 156 Check Our Deal Or We Both Lose WARRENTON TIRE MUFFLER CENTER 1001 Old Highway 40 East At Powell St. Warrenton, Mo. 456-4355 E-Z Terms E. M. KAMINSKI AND SONS, INC. Appliances Carpeting Hardware Furniture Jonesburg, Mo. 488-5922 488-5722 Serving The Area For 56 Years 5 PHOTOS Highlander Photo Center Across from A W Open 7 Days a Week 135, 110, 126, Disc Warrenton Highlander Open 7 Days a Week Until 9:00p.m. Full Time Attendant Drop Off Laundry Service Dry Cleaning BURGGRABE CHILI) EVANGELISM FELLOWSHIP TRUCK LINES, INC. TRUCK - LIMES Continued Service Since 1930 IS REACHING OUT Fred A. Pope to train leaders around the world Prudential to win and disciple children for Jesus Christ Hwy 47 § Old 40 Warrenton, MO. 63383 Office 456-2323 WARRtNTON. MISSOURI 6JJH1 158 AMERICAN LEGION POST 122 FARM S HOME SA VINGS ASSOCIATION 236 East Booneslick Rd. Warrenton, Mo. Compliments of FRANCIS J. MILLER DDS. MS. INC. 1015G Washington Square Washington, Mo. 63090 Compliments of SPRICK’S JEWELRY Pulsar Watches Watch Repair Spiedel Bands Cosmic Diamonds 109 W. Main Warrenton, MO. TESSON AUTO BODY Rt. 1 Box 284A Warrenton, Missouri 63383 Congratulations Dede Joe Tesson 456-2476 Jteggemann pfantSing Go. Plumbing Contractor 456-8524 Andy Heggemann R. 1, Box 226 Warrenton, MO 159 FAIRWAY FORD “Trade the fair-way “Our name is our Motto Armory Rd. Warrenton Phone: 456-4305 RON'S FAMILY RESTAURANT AND STEAK HOUSE 220 Arlington Way Warrenton, Mo. 63383 VARIOUS ENTERPRISES Rt. 1 Box 495 Marthasville, Mo. 63357 We sell: Prepainted steel roofing to the gen. public, pole-building kits, and custom built trailers. WARREN COUNTY SPORTS CENTER Men's Slowpitch Women’s Slowpitch Co-ed Slowpitch tournaments owners: phone: Leonard and Betty Sutton 932-4849 pQ CAKES 'A r FOR ALL OCCASIONS WEDDINGS, BIRTHDAYS, ETC. JOAN LANSFORD RR 1 BOX 290 456-2185 WARRENTON, MO. 63383 160 IT’S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1985 From Me Donald's 1003 N. Hwy 47 Warrenton, MO 63383 ASSOCIATED MANUFACTURERS DA C A MACHINE AND TOOL, INC. P.O. Box 10 Hwy. 94 - Dutzow, MO. i (4 miles North o( Washington. MO.) =3 5 FULL JOB SHOP SERVICE A Division of Philnor Enterprises. Inc. Distributor of O-Rings, Hydraulic Cylinder Packings. £ Seals Many items in stock (located at DACA Machine) Dutzow. MO Phillip J. Pecuat P.O. Box 68 President Dutzow. MO 63342 OPEN 24 HOURS • Hydraulic Cylinder Repoir • Hot Form Dies • Economical Blank Oies • Class A Dios • Aluminum Form Blocks • Creep Form Blocks • Router Blocks • Tools • Dies • Jigs • Fixtures • Die Design and Repoir • Production Machining • Production Welding • Metol Ploner Operations • Punch Press Operations • fig Welding Office hours by appointment 456-4273 433-5590 or 433-2228 JAMES P. BRENT. D.D.S. General dentistry ROUTE 1. BOX 252-H WARRENTON. MISSOURI 63383 161 T � 1 H P.0 Box 280 I flic kwr uitfi o knit FELLOWSHIP NURSING HOME ,7T VIE Warrenlon. Mo 63383 WARRENTON PRODUCTS INC. Congratulations To The Class of 85 CHARLOTTE FINK-ADMINISTRATOR HICKS REALTY CO. The Home Team” 456-4131 © MUELLERS IGA Wright City, MO. 162 (hwi) WARRENTON LUMBER CO. Div. of Wentzville Lumber Co., Inc. COUNTY ENGINEERING 5 SURVEYING CO. INC Registered Land Surveyors Professional Engineers Business Office 456-2615 County Surveyors Office 456-3332 STEWARTS REXALL DRUG Compliments of ... HODIS BROTHERS INC. For All Your Medical Needs 163 We Help You Choose The Right Insurance SCOTT AGENCY Insurance Bonds 104 S. East St. Warrenton DON WILLIAMS 456-8633 BRENT SPEIGHT 564-2237 The Best Coverage At The Best Price Auto-Home-Life-Health-Farm-Business WARRENTON NEWS BANNER Serving Warren and Adjoining Counties Since 1855 News and Advertising 101 East Boonslick Warrenton, MO 63383 Phone: 456-3481 Banner: 456-3388 m REALTOR' 50 Years Of Service Services Include: STUDE REALTY OFFICE: 456-2345 111S. HWY. 47 WARRENTON, MO. Skilled Nursing Physical Therapy Speech Therapy Home Health Aide Enterostomal Therapist Booneslick Area Health Inc. Services, Marge Linda Stude, Brokers TOLL FREE St. Louis St. Charles Phone: 441-5126 Home Health Agency 605 OLD HWY.40 WIC WARRENTON, MO. 63383 Child Health 456-2933 Family Planning Compliments of MR. AND MRS. CHRIS ELCAN Warrenton, Mo. 164 Compliments of BOONE TRAIL Warrenton. MO 63383 HUNT CONCRETE COMPANY INC. Ready Mixed Concrete Warrenton, MO 63383 (314) 456-2551 TURNER TV Zenith RCA Radio Shack Dealer 456-3359 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1985 from the Foreign Language Club NIEBURG AND COMPANY Corner For Quality 201 East Main Warrenton, MO 63383 456-3317 165 Tri-County Agency Sears Authorised CATALOG SALES MERCHANT HARRY PAT BENNE There's more for your life at Sears 11 6 E. Boonslick Phone:456-2511 Warrenton, Mo. RUST CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. General Contractor CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Old Hwy 40 N Hwy 47 Warrenton, Missouri 63383 456-4343 Oltice Home Warren County Travel, Inc. RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL (314) 456-4666 or 4242 1102 East Old Hwy. 40 (314) 745-3426 Warrenton, Missouri 63383 616A Highway 47 North Warrenton, Missouri 63383 314-456-3600 Diane Brian Pettyjohn JOHN J. O'CONNOR, M.D. FARMER'S ELEVATOR AND SUPPLY COMPANY Diplomate of American Board of Family Practice Telephone 456-3858 609C North Highway 47 Warrenton Missouri 63383 WARREN COUNTY MARKET DELI ituctmsta Catering FttCSM LUNCH MEAT� PAHTY trays row any occasion eoi S. HWY. 47 4130-0332 WARRENTON. MO. «3303 Seed-Grain-Feed Fertilizer BOB DUNARD-Mgr. Hawk Point, M0. WESTERN AUTO STORE Herb Mary Bracht, Owners 202 E. Main-Phone: 456-3304 Warrenton, Missouri 63383 PHONE: 338-4346 166 Specializing In Your Floral And Gift Needs AFS FTD Wire Service Available LAVONNA SCHOWE MANAGER 1 19 East Main Warwenton. MO 63383 SENTRY AVIS HARDWARE 120 Main Street Warrenton, Missouri (314)456-3327 WARREN COUNTY COURTHOUSE OFFICIALS Leonard Sutton - Presiding Judge County Court Cornelius Held - Associate Judge County Court Donald Stuck - Associate Judge County Court Janice Meyer - County Clerk Robert Aston - Assesor William Early - Collector Carolyn Frick - Circuit Clerk Ex-Official Recorder Timothy Joyce - Prosecuting Attorney Keith Sutherland - Associate Circuit Judge Alvin Brandt - Treasurer Fred Pope - Coroner Robert Lewis - Surveyor Alfred Brasel Public Administrator 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 9-3 FRIDAY 9-6 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 12 167 ST. LOUIS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Bob Nickrent, Branch Manager 107 South Hwy. 47 Warrenton, Mo 456-2581 HEAD HUNTERS 709 E. Main St., Warrenton 456-8808 Stylist: Susie Adams Designer: Mary Dusenberg ■potpourri (Sifts anb Antiques SHIRLEY HICKS Intersection of Hwy (314) 456-8888 47 and Old Hwy 40 HARTS SPORTS SHOP AND SALES —Sporting Goods - Uniforms - Shoes - Trophies Kerry and Donna Hart, Owners 111 East Main, Downtown Warrenton, Missouri 63383 (314) 456-3114 NORDWALD'S GAS SERVICE � AL'S STANDARD SERVICE 314-456-8570 Ml 1-70 Hwy. 47 Warrenton, MO. 63383 Phone: 456-3903 BULK BOTTLE GAS APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE 1032 HWY. M WARRENTON, MO L Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Loans IRAs CWCB Drive Thru Motor Bank Insured By FDIC Old Highway 40 East Steinhagen Road It Pleases Us To Please You Lobby Hours 9-3 Monday Thru Thursday 9-6 Friday 9-12 Saturday Drive Thru Hours 9-5 Monday Thru Thursday 9-6 Friday 9-12 Saturday COMMERCE-WARREN COUNTY BANK WARRENTON, MISSOURI 63383 (314) 456-3441 MEMBER FDIC 168 JYlitj-lilesI AufomoJiue QelviUers, Snc. JONESBURG. MO 63351 488-5850 Pioneer Barber Salon Lloyd Wideman President Warren Wideman Vice President 702 Vosholl Avenue Warrenton. MO 63383 (314) 456-3415 USDA Choice FINE MEATS Yield 2 Steers CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '85!! DR. KURT W. FINK LANG Optometry IVERSON - JEHLING EYE CLINIC, LTD. 1O0 S. East street. Warrenton. mo ©3303 456-4125 101 W. COLLEGE Drive. Troy. MO 63379 528-6104 WARRENTON FLOWER SHOP 515 N. Hwy 47 456-3397 or 456-2176 Flowers Whisper what Words Never Say Beacon SHOE CO., INC. Jonesburg, MO Manufacturers of: Bees, Merry Mates, Merry Mules, Signals, Forecasts, Beacons 169 DARRYL HICKS PRESIDENT (AC 314) 456-2626 HOMESTEAD BOARDING HOME Warrenton, Mo. Care For The Aged And Convalescent State Licensed Men Or Women Accepted Garnita Downing, L.P.N., Adm. Phone 456-4510 or 456-3521 n w suasw fc© m T TOILS ©wnPAsro and m (3 —X. 107 WEST MAIN STREET WARRENTON, MISSOURI 63383 DR. MICHAEL B. COONS Chiropractic Physician 120 Kuhl Ave. Warrenton, Mo. 456-2151 LEE JAN'S OUR PLACE Treloar, Mo. 932-4888 2 £r C.E. amLci. Greenware • Classes - Finisheo products Music Lessons STICKS PICKS MUSIC East St- Store Studio ph. 456-4222 Warrenton 63383 Dick a Dixie Laymon 456-4574 310 MCKINLEY WARRENTON. MO 63363 or 456-8451 Guitars, Drums, accessories ADAM N' EVE BEAUTY SALON CARL’S GARAGE 1100 East Old Hwy. 40 Warrenton, Mo. 456-8959 Mon.-Fri. 9 to 5 Saturday 9 to 2 • Some evenings by appointment General Repair Welding Farm Bureau Tire Dealer AAA Road Service Dixon ZTR Mowers Phone: 932-4262 Treloar, MO. 63378 170 PcojiLe.i CCank of XincoCn County Hawk Point. Missouri 63349 338-4311 Your Hometown Bank Troy. Missouri 63379 528-7001 c%° nd UNITV THE BINKLEY COMPANY Congratulations to the class of '85 Main and Elm Warrenton, Missouri 456-3455 • evAks • zwowcsri RiAiry INC. Compliments of Wright City - Warrenton JMS e VETERINARY CLINICS, INC. Mary Evans 456-3553 i NORTH SERVICE RD EAST WARRENTON. MO 63383 I 456 4135 Pat Zuroweste 456-6636 NICK'S AUTOMOTIVE SHELTER INSURANCE COMPANIES JERRY S. DYER AGENT 305 EAST MAIN STREET WARRENTON. MISSOURI 63383 BUS: 456-3803 OR 456-3804 RES: 456-2478 Your Carquest Auto Parts Store 702 N. Highway 47 Warrenton, MO 63383 456-3445 456-6018 612 HWY 47 WARRENTON TUXEDO RENTALS 3175TH MILITARY POLICE COMPANY MO Army National Guard Post Office Drawer 39 Warrenton, Missouri 63383 172 Serving Families of All Faiths With Dignified Personal Service NIEBURG-PAUL FUNERAL HOME Warrenton, MO 456-3316 Insure Today Tomorrow May be Too Late FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. WARREN COUNTY . WARRENTON. MO 03383 IOO E. BOONE9UCK (314) 456-3620 For Farm a home Insurance NIEBURG-PAUL FUNERAL HOME Wright City, MO 745-3316 PRINSTER-PAUL FUNERAL HOME St. Charles, MO 724-0283 Fayette F. Paul Body « 4 Fondor Phone 1-456-2630 Work JOHN’S AUTO BODY Route 1. Box 22-4 WARRENTON. MISSOURI 63383 (3 Miles South of 1-70 - On highway a7) State Jonesburg Bank FDI€ P.O.Bax E Jonesburg,Missouri 63351 JOHN BONNARENS BEST OF LUCK to the class of '85 HOELSCHER FLAKE LIME HAULERS 456-2354 OPEN 6 A.M. To 3 P.M.. Mondoy Thru Thursooy 8 A M. lo 6 P.M. Fridays 8 A M. to 12 Noon Sdturdoys 488-5441 Independent Bank CLOYCE THRASHER AMERICAN FAMILY BLKi l'i.r.i� - a AUfO HOMf HI Alt M lift 1 u AMMlCAA Ciu«l 218 E. MAIN WARRENTON. MO 63383 PHONE: OFF. 456-8080 RES. 456-8556 Compliments of WARRENTON SUNOCO N. Hwy. 47 Jim Sutton J J TOWING LOCAL TOW SERVICE 456-2354 173 BUCKEYE GAS PRODUCTS COMPANY UREGASP PROPANE Rt. 2 Warrenton, MO 63383 Phone: 314-456-3329 ( Waii£.nton Szauiy Sa£on HELEN RUNNER Owner 8t Operator 107 E. MAIN WARRENTON. MO. 63303 Precision Cuts 456-8942 West Boarding Home ROOM AND BOARD FOR THE AGED 707 EAST BOONES LICK WARRENTON, MO. 63383 TELEPHONES: OWNER AND OPERATOR BUS. 456-2290 DONALD D. WEST RES. 745-3136 SHADY OAK KENNEL PROFESSIONAL PET GROOMING EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE PRINTING 456-3461 Authorized Xeroi Satet Agent XEROX. Located Conveniently ot Bilmoc Plaza Hwy 47 Old Hwy 40 WARRENTON 114 EAST BOONSLICK WARRENTON, MISSOURI HOME PHONE: 673-2558 PHONE: 456-4925 Schraer Heating Air Conditioning P.O. Box 172, Warrenton, Missouri 63383 ED GITTINGER Shop Telephone Res. Telephone 456-3435 456-4758 174 175 P. O. Box 162 Jonesburg, MO 63351 MISSOURI INVESTMENT CASTING CORP. (314) 488-5880 WARRENTON PHARMACY 707 Old Hwy. 40 456-7030 Tom Drehkoff — 456-4466 DANKER REALTY ms 1203 E. Hwy. 40 Warrenton, MO 63383 A.M. MEMON, M.D. M. BAIG, M.D. BARRY G. SANKER Broker Internal Medicine And Pulmonary Disease Office 456-4466 Home 456-8616 Off: 456-3413 213 E. Booneslick Warrenton, Mo. 20 Years Serving Warren County EVELYNS DRESS SHOP LUTHER'S SERVICE Kim Luther, Owner 24 HR. TOWING WRECKER SERVICE 210 East Main Street Warrenton, MO Misses-Juniors-Half Sizes MFAEXCHANGE Mobil 1-70 HWY. 47 Warrenton, MO. 63383 Bus. (314) 456-3984 Warrenton, Mo 63383 (314)456-3495 MFA Incorporated ALBRIGHT CONCESSIONS Complete Vending Service -Since 1946- Also Cash Carry Wholesale Candy Snacks 176 ISABELLE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Breakfast - lunch - Dinner Cocktails Homemade Breads § Dessert 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Seven days a week 709 North Hwy. 47 Warrenton, Mo. 456-3950 — ST T I FARM INSURANTS ' STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES - BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS F. WAYNE WERGES Agtnt 456-HAIR Family Hair Care Warrenton, MO 63383 604 Old Hwy. 40 Bus. Phone: 456-4364 Warrenton, MO 63383 Res. Phone: 456-8431 Compliments of: Hair Cuts and Styles Perms PAUL J. DOOLEY, D.D.S., P.C. Ear Piercing, Etc. Professional Building 701 Highway 40 456-3362 Warrenton, Missouri LeGRAND AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 456-2244 Route 2, Box 126AB Wright City, MO 63390 WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOTIVE AND FOREIGN CAR REPAIR 177 Sanford - Brown is a co-ed college offering: ‘extensive business curriculum including executive secretarial, accounting, computer skills, business management, and electronics as few as 9 months to enter your career ‘scholarships ‘job placement assistance, work-study program ‘sports for men and women, extracurricular activities ‘financial aid available SANFORD-BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE THE JOB GETTERS” NORTHWEST 4100 Ashby Road St. Ann, MO 63074 427-7100 f; .K'lf)H I) ■ BROWN1 Business college SOUTHWEST 12006 Manchester Road Des Peres, MO 63131 821-8678 178 TELEPHONE: 113 West .Main St. (314) 4S6-2450 Warrenton, Mo. 63383 4UI «o,„ it bn ■ ft. dhteryettsnteyei t. Abstract attb (title dnmpany Catering to Private Parties Birthday Parties, and Organizations VIDEO CLASSICS VHS and BETA VCR Sales and Retails 703 Old Hwy. 40 456-2600 Warrenton, Mo. Compliments of ... MERLIN CAROL PETERSMEYER FRITZ AUTO PARTS INCORPORATED 633 EAST OLD 40 WARRENTON. MO 456-3498 179 PARADISE DONUT SHOP P«3B� Hut AMERICA'S PIZZA WARRENTON PIZZA HUT RESTAURANT 1001 ARMORY ROAD A56-3622 JENNIFER SCHLOEMAN, MGR. Best Donuts and Pizza on Earth 132 Kuhl Warrenton, Mo. 456-2911 We supprt the athletes that play for the honor of Warrenton Jr. High and High School KENNYS HWY. 47 AUTO SALES 456-7105 Kenny Reece Route 1 Box 275 Jo Reece Warrenton, MO. 63383 compliments of: FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK OF WRIGHT CITY FDIC Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1985 s PETENS