Warrenton High School - Wahisho Yearbook (Warrenton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1988 volume:

WHS 1987 Warren ton the Helping you 10-15 the GRADUATING you 16-47 . This Books For You ... «mu The Personal Active Caring You The Graduating, InvolvedBusiness You ... Administration Secretaries: Betty Kirchner, Sandy Dent, and Kathy Wormsley. One of the major tasks for the adminis- tration this school year was to plan for the financing and construction of the new elementary school. This is an activity which is both exciting and challenging. Construction of the new elementary school began April of 1988 and is sched- uled to be completed in June of 1989. Board members; Back row: Herbert Bracht, Jerry Dyer, Brian Pettyjohn. Front row: Allan Smith, Lois Boeger, and Larry Brewe. 10 Mr. John Dutch, Principal Mr. Allan Dreyer, Asst Principal The office has been very busy this year with keeping the attendance up to date and working with the budget, the office has also helped in scheduling of athletic events and is responsible for typing the daily bulletin. They discipline students and deliver phone messages to students. Mr. Deutch says it is a full service office . LEARNING ADVISORS Pete Barrett P.E. John Barry History Charlotte Bradshaw Librarian Don Bradshaw Industrial Arts Sherry Brandes Language Arts Bill Brown Industrial Arts Leon Bus dicker Industrial Arts Dave Current Counselor Linda Ketterer P.E. Chris Merritt P.E. Sue Kinsinger Special Ed. Sandy Nolkempcr Language Arts Derrold Petersmeyer Science hHH Ned Quest Math 13 Dave Dent History Mary Gray Language Arts Carolyn Harrell Teachers Aid Susan Huber Business Dale Kirkendoll COE Shelley Dalton Home Economics Bobbie Dixon History Audrey Kramer Special Ed. Ruth Early Language Arts Barb Dreyer Choir Clarice Sage Math Duane Scheible P.E. Guy Schreck Art Teresa Scott Special Ed. Nancy Shilharvey Business Bill Thoele Art Jim Shores Math Bryan Williams Band Kay Shores Home Economics Pam White Teachers Aid Ron Strutt man Drivers Ed. Carol Wilson Foreign Language Crusiri, Cookin' Cleanin', Carin' D. Stanek, B. Dreyer, F. Klopcic C. Velker, C. Velker, D. Blaue, V. Schemmer, N. Null Not Pictured J. Null S. Bakameyer, E. Simone, M. Denton, V. Salerno, M. Glastetter, I. Ferguson, M. Lockett, E. Herbel Betty Pontius Row 1: M. Futch, L. McCall, L. Gerdeman, S. Boemer, M. VanBeers, R. Blaue, Row 2: R. Strutt- man, C. Knittig, C. Pape, D. Hawk, A. Kreyling, H. Dieckman, W. Twiehaus, J. Williams, M. Buschom, D. Polston 15 Seniors 16 Students in English 4 re- ceived a lot of attention as they dressed up as their favorite Greek Mythology characters. The students earned 100 points for dressing in togas, and had the opportunity to earn 100 more points for re- ceiving 25 comments from their teachers and other stu- dents. Very Creative English 4! 17 CLASS OFFICERS: Secre- tary Treasurer; Lynda Stuer- mann. Vice President; Jeff Odom, President; Tom Walsh 12 Dill Bishop Angela Boden Brent Bolm Brenda Buechner Bradly Burke James Byrd 19 Kristi Bradshaw Susan Brandt Eric Brooks Rachel Brooks James Brown Cheryl Breuer Robert Chandler Clifford Chumney John Clemens Richard Coleman Tonya Connor John Cook 20 Daina Costello Leah Davis Suzzie Dillon Robert Flora Wendy (Friedeck) Love Melissa Estes 21 Travis Gerard Anthony Glastetter § cott Gluntz Joann Haller Eric Hambach Lori Handlang Matt Handlang Tina Harlan Everette Harrelston Debi Henderson Cynthia Horton Tim Jackson Dana Hart Heather High James Hurt Scott Haskell Clayton Horner Kimberly Hutcherson Adam Laughlin Rim Mitchell 24 Louis Moore Violet Jones Peggy Kimbrel Paula Lueddecke Eric Klott Laura Meine Poss McCann Matt McCleary Glenda Owenby Tom Palitzsch William McKenzie Mike Owenby Dave Pape Mike Neigh Paul Owenby Beth Petensmeyer 25 Caria Petersmeyer Diane Pettyjohn Dawn Petersmeyer Jeanna Pollard Diann Pettig Christopher Ptak Mark Peid James Qevelle David Pobins 26 Deborah Robins Cheryl Rupp Ken Robinson Mark Ruether Robert Schuette Richard Scheibe Amy Seger Tami Shelton Lynn Schroeder 27 Robert «Squires Lynda Stuermann Chuck «Starkey Danielle Waldron Jeff (Stewart Thomas Walsh Jr. Brian White Kevin Wilson Melissa Dean Kevin Hanebrink Tiffany Whitlock Joanna Ridgway Stacey Winkelman Kimberly Collins Lannette White Bryan Sanker In Memory Of Matt McCleary Eric (Smith Phil Zelenka so AMREIN, CAROLINE AVERY, TONY: DEC A, 4; COE, 4 BADE, ELIZABETH: W-Club, 2-4 NHS, 3,4: FT A, 2-4, Pres.. 4; Track Manager, 2-4, Football Stats, 4; Basketball, 1,2; Basketball Stats, 4; Physical Education Departmental Award, 3; Student of the Month, 3; Top 10% of class BALL, CARLETTE BARTON. ANGELA BATES, JIM BISHOP, WILLIAM: W-Club, 2; NHS, 3; FLC, 4; Football, 2; Driver's Education Departmental Award, 2; S.A.D.D., 2 BODEN, ANGELA G.: Senior Hall of Fame - Class Clown; Choir, 1-3, Sec. Treas.; Speech Club, 4; Variety Show, 4; Drama, 4; Speech Contest finals, 4; Attendance, 1; Band, 1; S.A.D.D., 1,2; 1st place Speech Contest Award, 4; Peer Counselor, 3 BOLM, BRENT: W-Club, 1-4; Yearbook, 4; Newspaper Staff, 3,4, All Missouri Newspaper, 3,4, Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Track, 2,4; Basketball, 1-4, Best Defense, 3; Cross Country, 1-4, MVP, 4; Literary Guild, 4, Layout Editor; Prom Candidate, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students BRADSHA W, KRISTI A.: Pom Pon Squad, 2-4, Drama, 4; FTA, 1-4; FLC, 3,4; Band, 1; Volleyball, 1-3; Choir, 2-4; Choir Contest, 2-4; Choir Ratings, 2nd, 2nd, and 3rd; Speech, 2-4; Speech Contest, 3,4; Speech Ratings, finals; District Speech, 3,4; Ratings, finals; Wizard of Oz , 4; Exit the Body , 4, Stage Manager; S.A.D.D.; Scope Conference, 3; Conference Choir, 2-4; Thespians, 4 BRANDT, SUSAN: S.A.V.A., 4; FFA, 1-4, Historian, 2, Secretary, 3, reporter, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; FLC, 3; Band, 1,2; Volleyball Manager, 3,4; Choir, 3,4; Conference Choir, 4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Peer Counselor, 4; State FFA Choir, 4 BREUER, CHERYL: W-Club, 1-2; Drama, 3; FFA, 4; Band, 1,2; Volleyball Manager, 1-3; Basketball Manager, 1,2; Choir, 3,4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Variety Show, 3; All District Choir, 3; Peer Counselor, 3; Conference Choir, 3,4; State FFA Choir, 4; Vocal Solo District, II Rating, 3; Madrigal, II Rating, 4 BROOKS, ERIC: Physical Education Departmental Award, 4; Football, 3,4; Track, 2-4 BROOKS, RACHEL: Basketball Cheerleader, 1; Track Manager, 1; S.A.D.D., 2; FLC, 3; Yearbook Staff, 3; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Friends BROWN, JAMES: NHS, 3,4; FLC, 3,4; Track, 2,3; Choir, 2; Choir Contest 1 Rating, 2; S.A.D.D., 3,4; Student of the Month, 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Friends BUECHNER, BRENDA: Flag Corp, 3,4; NHS, 3,4; FTA. 1-4; Concert Band, 1-4, Social Chairperson, 4; Marching Band, 1,2; Basketball, 1,2; Flute Quartet, I Rating, 2; Flute Trio, II Rating, 4; Sophomore Academic Achieve- ment Award, 2; Literary Guild, 4; Top 10% of class BURKE, BRAD: Football, 2-4 Track, 2,4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Looking; King Candidate, 3; Homecoming King 4; Honorable Mention All-Conference Linebacker, 4; 1st Team All-Conference Linebacker, 4; 2nd Team All-District Linebacker, 4; Tri-Captain Football, 4 BYRD, JAMES: Drama, 4; Wizard of Oz , 4 CAGLE, REBECCA: Flag Corp, 3,4; Spirit Squad, 1; Yearbook Staff, 4; FLC, 3,4; Band, 1,2,4; Basketball Manager, 2; Senior Hall of Fame - Most Likely to Snooze in Class; Variety Show, 3; S.A.D.D., 1-4 CARTER, GARY: FFA, 1-4, Parliamentarian, 3, President, 4; Poultry Judging, 1, U rating; Soil Judging, 2 - State Champs, II rating, 3, I rating. Meat Judging, 3, II rating; Forestry, 4, I rating; S.A.D.D., 1-4 CARTER, PATRICIA: Flag Corp, 1,3,4; Marching Band, 2; Concert Band, 2,4; Basketball Cheerleading, 1-4, co-captain, 2; Treble Choir, 1,3; Concert Choir, 2-4; District Choir, 3,4; Conference Choir, 2; Piano Solo - 3 + rating; Vocal Solo - 2 rating; 2 Sextets - 2 rating CHANDLER, ROBERT F.: W-Club, 1-4; Student Rep., 2; Newspaper Staff, 3,4, All Missouri Newspaper Staff, 3,4; Track, 2,3; Football, 1-3; Basketball, 1-4, Captain, 3,4; MVP, 3; EMO All-Conference, 4; Exit the Body , 4; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Thespians, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4 CHUMNEY, CLIFFORD W.: S.A.D.D., 4; FLC, 4 CLEMENS, JOHN: W-Club, 1-4; Track, 1-4; Numerous medals in running events; Football, 2-4; Prom King Candidate, 4; Homecoming King Candidate, 4; Plays, 3, Cheaper by the Dozen”, Variety Show Football skit, 3; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Body; S.A.D.D., 4; Football All Conference, 3,4, Defensive Back COLEMAN, RICHARD: S.A.D.D., 1-4 Senior Hall of Fame - Best Dressed; Choir, 1-4, Vice Pres. 3; Double Male Quartet, I rating,, 1; Double Male Quartet, II rating, 2; Double Mixed Quartet, II rating, 3,4 COLLINS. KIMBERLY: Volleyball, 1,2; Spirit Squad, 1; Flag Corp, 3; W-Club, 4; FLC, 3,4, Treas. 4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; NHS 3,4 CONNOR, TONYA: Basketball Manager, 2; Volleyball Manager, 3; Concert Choir, 1-4, Sec. 2,4; Treble Choir, 3, Pres. 3; Contest Solo, 2, III rating, 3, II rating, 4, II rating; Misc. Vocal, 3,4, II rating; Sextet, 2,3, II rating; Conference Choir. 2-4; COE 4, Treas.; DEC A, 4; Variety Show, 1-4; S.A.D.D., 2-4; Honor Roll COOK, JOHN: Band, 1; C.C., 4; Conference Choir, 4; 3rd Place Warren Co. Art Show, 1; 2nd Place - E.C.C. Drawing Contest (Full Tuition Scholarship), 4; Awards of Merit, 3,4; 1st Place House Plans - District competition at Kirksville; 1st Place House Model - District competition at Kirksville; District Winner - District competition at Kirksville; Wizard of Oz , 4; Art Departmental Award COSTELLO, DAINA: SAVA, 3; W-Club. 2,3; Yearbook Staff, 3; FLC, 2; DEC A, 4; COE, 4; Band, 1; Track 1-4, Cheerleader, 1; Senior Hall of Fame -Best Looking, Best Dressed; Prom Queen Candidate, State Qualifier in 100 m hurdles, 3; 400 m Relay, 3rd at State, 3; C.O.E. Departmental Award DA VIS, LEAH M.: Newspaper, 3,4, Correspondence editor, 3, Feature Editor, 4, Reporter, 3,4; Band, 1,2; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 2,3; S.A.D.D. 1-3; National Council for Teachers of English, 3; Quill and Scroll, 3,4; Who;s Who Among American High School Students, 4; Literary Guild, 4; Peer Counselor, 3; FLC, 3,4; English Departmental Award DEAN, MELISSA: Home Economics Departmental Award, 3; Band, 1; Library Science Departmental A ward DILLON, SUZZIE: FTA, 1-4, Yearbook Staff, 4; FLC, 2-4; Newspaper Staff, 4; S.A.D.D., 1-3; Honor Roll, 1-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4 DITTO, JENI LEA MICHELLE: Flag Corp, 1; Pom Pon Squad, 2; W-Club, 2-4, sec. 3; Drama, 3; Class Vice Pres., 1; Volleyball, 1-4; Cheerleader, 1, Captain, 1; Treble Choir, 1; Concert Choir 2-4, Vice Pres. 4; Homecoming Candidate, 2, 4; Prom Candidate, Concert Choir Contest, 4; Misc. ensemble, II rating; Solo, II rating; Choir, 2-4,1,II,H rating; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Football Stats, 3; Track Manager, 2; Track 4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Speech Club, 3 DIXON, RICHARD JR. DROSSELMEYER, BOBBI: Spirit Squad, 1,2; FFA, 1-3; S.A.D.D., 1,2,4 ERICKSON, BILL ESKEW, MICHAEL: DECA, 4; COE, 4 31 ESTES, MELISSA: Cross Country, 7-4, Best Distance Runner, 2; Basketball, 1,2; Track, 1,2; W-Club, 1-3; Literary Guild, 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Body FLORA, ROBERT: IA Club, 3,4; FLC, 1; S.A.D.D., 4 GERARD, TRAVIS: FFA, 1-4; Vo. Tech., 3,4 GLASTETTER, TONY: W-Club, 2; IA Club, 1, Football, 1,2; IA Contest, 4; Weight lifting, 1,2, 3rd place, 1 GLUNTZ, SCOTT: Band, 1; Pep Band, 1; Class Vice Pres., 2; Track Manager, 2; NHS Merit Award, 2; FLC, 2-4, Vice Pres. 4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; NHS, 3-4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Most Likely to Succeed; The Wizard of Oz , 4; Literary Guild, 4; Student Council, 4, Vice Pres. 4; History Departmental Award, 4; Top 10% of Class HALLER, JOANNE: Flag Corp, 2; Cheerleader, 1-4; Choir, 1-4; S.A.D.D., 2-4; DEC A, 4; COE, 4; Contest and Rating, 2,3 HAMBACH, ERIC: FFA, 1-4; Football, 1,2,4; W-Club, 1,2; COE, 4; Industrial Arts, 3,4 HANDLANG, LORI .: FFA, 1-4; W-Club, 2; Volleyball, 2; Bamwarming Queen Candidate, 1,2; Poultry Contest, 1, II rating; Soils Contest, 2, I rating; Field Crops Contest, 3, I rating; Meats Contest, 4, I rating; S.A.D.D., 1; DECA, 4, Pres. 4; COE, 4 HANDLANGE, MATT: I A Club, 3,4; FFA, 1-4; Football, 1-4; Bamwarming King Candidate, 1-4, 4 - Crowned King; Forestry Contest, 3 HANEBRINK, KEVIN: W-Club, 1-3; Drama, 3,4; Newspaper Staff, 3 Football, 1-3; Basketball, 1,2; District Speech, Radio, 4th Place, 4; Cheaper by the Dozen , 3; Wizard of Oz , Student Director, 4; S.A.D.D., 2-4; Thespian, 3,4 HARLAN, TINA: S.A.D.D., 4; FHA, 3,4; DECA, 4, reporter; Choir, 1-3; COE, 4 HARRELSTON, EVERETTE HART, DANA: Volleyball, 2; W-Club, 2; Class Rep., 3; COE, 4; DECA 4, Vice Pres. 4 HENDERSON, DEBI: NHS, 3,4; Flag Corp, 2-4, Capt. 4; Pom Pon Squad, 1-4, Capt. 4; Marching Band, 1-4; Concert Band, 1-4; Jazz Band, 4; District Clarinet Trio, 3, II rating. State rating - III; District Clarinet Trio, 4, II rating, 4; FLC; Yearbook Staff, 4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Foreign Languages Departmental Award, 4; Top 10% of Class HIGH, HEATHER HORNER, CLAYTON: W-Club, 1-4; NHS, 3-4; IA Club, 1-4; Basketball, 1-3, S.A.D.D., 3,4; FLC, 3,4; Industrial Arts Contest, 1-4, Ratings - 11,1,11,1; Missouri Boy's State Citizen, 3; AROTC Scholarship, 4; NROTC Sports Scholarship (baseball), 4; Curators, 4; West Point and Naval Academy, 4; Top 10% of Class, 4 HORTON, CYNTHIA M.: Drama, 4; Speech Club, 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Wizard of Oz , 4; Speech contest finalist, 4; S.A.D.D., 1,2; Yearbook Staff, 4; Attendance award, 1-3; Variety Show, 3,4 HURT, JAMES JACKSON, TIM: Drama 4; Band, 1-3; Variety Show, 4; S.A.D.D., 1 JONES, VIOLET KIMBREL, PEGGY: DECA, 4; COE, 4 KLOTT, ERIC: W-Club, 1,2; IA Club, 1,2; Track, 2; Football, 1,2; Tech School, 3,4 LAUGHLIN, ADAM LUEDDECKE, PAULA: Band, 1-4; S.A.D.D., 1,2; Pep-Band, 3 MA Y, JULIA: Drama, 4; Band, 4; Track, 4, Manager; Wizard of Oz ; Exit the Body ; S.A.D.D., 4; FLC, 4; Speech Club, 4, Contest Ratings - 1,111,111 MCCANN, ROSS: W-Club, 1,2; IA Club, 3,4, Sergeant-of-Arms, 4; Track, 1; Football, 1,2; Basketball, 1-3; S.A.D.D., 4 MCKENZIE, WILLIAM: COE, 4; DECA, 4 MEINE, LAURA: Volleyball, 1-4; Best Serving Percentage, 4; Most Improved Player, 3; NHS, 3,4; Band, 1-3; Choir, 1,2; W-Club, 1-4; Basketball, 1,2; FLC, 3,4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Literary Guild, 4; Class Sec. Treas.; Top 10% of Class MINCHER, WILLIAM MITCHELL, KIMBERLY: W-Club, 1-4; Track, 2,4, Manager; Basketball, 1,4, Manager, 4; Football Cheerleader, 3,4, Captain, 4; Treble Choir, 1; Concert Choir, 2,3; Concert Choir Contest, 2,3, Ratings - I,II; Miscellaneous ensem- ble, 3, Rating - II; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Peer Counselor, 4 MOORE LOUIS: COE, 4; DECA, 4 NEIGH, MIKE: SAVA, 4, Sec. Treas.; W-Club, 1-3; Track 1-4; Football, 2-4, All Conference Honorable Mention Place Kicker, 3,4; Cross Country, 1; Senior Hall of Fame - Most Likely to Snooze in Class; Literary Guild, 4; Basketball, 1,2; Industrial Arts Contest - Architectural Design - 1st, Open Division, 2nd ODOM, JEFFERY: Tech School, 3,4, 2nd District, 3, 3rd District, 4, State, 3,4; W-Club, 1,2; Class Officer, 4, Vice Pres.; Track, 2; Football, 1,2; Basketball, 1; Senior Hall of Fame -Class Clown; Machine Shop, Parliamentarian, 4; Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, 3,4 OWENBY, GLENDA F.: FT A, 1; Band, 1-3; Drum Major 2; Flag Corp, 3; S.A.D.D., 1,2,4; Pom Pon Squad, 1-4, Co-Captain 4; W-Club, 2-4; NHS, 3,4; Sophomore Class Sec. Treas.; Junior Class Vice Pres.; Volleyball, 2-4, Most Improved Player, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Honor Roll, 1-4; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4; Top 10% of Class OWENBY, MIKE: FFA, 2-4; Band, 1,2;, COE, 4; DECA, State FFA Contest; Dairy Cattle Judging, Rating - I; Forestry, Rating - II; Ag Mechanics, Rating -III OWENBY, PAUL: FFA, 1-4; State Farmer, 4; Star Area Agribusinessman, 4; State Dairy Judging, 1 rating, 3; State Ag. Mechanics, 1 rating, 4 PALTTZSCH, TOM: SAVA, 4; W-Club, 1,3,4; IA Club, 1-3, Sec., Vice Pres.; Golf 1-4, MVP 3; Cross Country, 4; Literary Guild 4, Scholar Quiz, 4; S.A.D.D., 1,2 PAPE, DAVID: Tech School, 3,4 PETERSMEYER, BETH: Flag Corp., 3,4; NHS, 3,4, Sec. 4; FTA 2; FLC, 2-4; Band, 1,4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Literary Guild, 4; Student Council, 4, Sec.; Student of the Month 2; Basketball Stats 3 PETERSMEYER, CARLA PETERSMEYER, DA WN: Newspaper Staff, 3,4, Editor 4; Band 1,2; Volley- ball, 1,2; Basketball Stats, 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Most Talkative; Literary Guild, Editor, 4 PETTIG, DIANN: NHS, 3,4, Treas. 4; FTA, 1,3,4; W-Club, 2-4; Band, 1; Track, 1; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Speech Club, 3,4; Science Departmental Award, 4; Top 10% of Class PETTYJOHN, DIANE M.: Class Pres., 1; Volleyball, 1; Basketball Cheer- leader, 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate, 1; Up the Down Staircase , 1; Band, 1,2; District Solo, rating I; Trio, I rating; State Solo, II rating; State Trio, III rating; FLC, 3,4, Pres. 4; Thespian Society, 3,4, Vice Pres. 3,4; Drama, 3; Cheaper by the Dozen , 3; Newspaper Staff, 4; Speech Club, 3,4; Dramatic Interpretation, 4th place, 3; S.A.D.D., 2-4; Peer Counselor, 4; Prom Queen Candidate, 4 32 POLLARD, JEANNA PTAK, CHRIS: W-Club, 1; Basketball, 1; Golf, 1-4; Thespians, 4; Speech Contests REID, MARK RIDGWAY, JOANN: Art Club, 3; DEC A, 4 Choir, 1,2; Drama, 2; COE, 4 ROBINS, DAVID: ROBINS, DEBORAH: Top 10% of Class ROBINSON, KEN: W-Club, 1-4; Sergeant-At-Arms, 3, Pres. 4; NHS, 3,4; Track, 1-4; Basketball, 1-3; Football, 2-4, Capt. 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Most Athletic RUETHER, MARK RUPP, CHERYL: NHS, 3; FTA, 1-4, Treas. 3,4; FLC, 2-4; Literary Guild, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students, 4; Boy's Track Manager, 2,3; Honor Roll; Yearbook Staff, 4; Newspaper Staff, 4; S.A.D.D., 1-4; Spirit Squad, 1 SANKER, BR YAN: Drama, 3; Class Rep. 4; Band, 1; Track, 1; Basketball, 1,2; Choir, 4; Vocal Ensemble, 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Personality, Most Spirited; Homecoming King Candidate, 3; Prom King, 4; Wizard of Oz , 3; Choir Contest, 4, II rating; S.A.D.D., 1-4 SCHEIBE, RICH: W-club 1-4; I A club, 2; Marching, Concert, and Jazz Band 1-4; Band T.A. 3-4; Track 1-4; Football 2; Choir 4; Conference Choir 4; Conference Band 3-4; District Band 2-4; State Band 4; State Jazz Band 4; District Solo 1-4; State Solo 3-4; District Ensemble 1-3; S.A.D.D. 3-4; J.V. Track MVP 2; Conference Track 3-4; District Track 3; State Track 3; School Discus record 3-4; Who's Who of American High School Students 3-4; Instrumental Music Dept. Award; John Philip Sousa Award; Instrumental Music Departmental A ward SCHROEDER, LYNN: Student Council President 4; Class Officer-President 3; Representative 2; N.H.S. 3-4; President 4; Senior Halt of Fame -Most Likely to Succeed, Best Leader, and Most Outgoing; Homecoming Queen 4; Cheerleader 1-4; Outstanding Cheerleader Award 3; Band 1; FFA 2-4; Chapter Vice President 4, Area 11 Reporter 4; Meats team 1 - Rating 3; Area Voc. Ag. Fall Public Speaking Contest - First place for Cooperatives 4; Area FFA Spring Public Speaking Contest - Third place for prepared speech 4; W-Club 4; FLC 3; S.A.D.D. 2,3; Senior Speaker; Vocational Agriculture Departmental Award, 4; Top 10% of Class SCHUETTE, ROBERT SEGER, AMY: Flag Corps 3; W-Club 1-4; FFA 2-4; Vice President 4; Band 1-3; Track 1,3; Volleyball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Choir 1,3,4; President 4; Vocal Ensemble 1; Senior Hall of Fame - Most Athletic; II rating Vocal solo 1,3; I Rating Vocal solo 4; II Piano solo 4; II rating Double Mixed Quartet 1,3; III rating Sextet 4; S.A.D.D. 3,4; Most Valuable Athlete 3; M.V.P. Volleyball 4; Volleyball Iron Lady 3; Homecoming candidate 3; FFA Sweetheart candidate 3,4; FFA Sweetheart Queen 4; FFA State Choir 2-4; National FFA Choir 3; Vocal Music Departmental A ward SHELTON, TAM I: Drama 3-4; Peer Counseling 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Speech Club 4; Musical 4; Variety Show 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Speech Contest Finals 4; Spirit Week award 4; Honor Roll SLATTON, PAM: Flag Corp 1-4; Captain 2,4; Pom Pon 2-4; Spirit Squad 1; FTA 1-3; Band 1-4; Flute Trio 2, District rating I, State rating II; Flute Trio 4, District II rating II; S.A.D.D. 1-3 SMITH, CRAIG: W-club 1-3; Newspaper 3-4; Editor Other Paper 4; Basket- ball 1-4; Golf 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; Senior Hall of Fame - Most Talkative; Literary Guild 4, Asst. Editor; Scholar Quiz 3-4, Captain 3-4, All-Conference 3; Who's Who in American High School Students; Quill and Scroll 3-4 SNIPES, JOHN: COE, 4, DECA, 4 STEWART, JEFF: W-Club 4; IA Club 1-4; I rating IA contest 3; Track 3-4; EMO - AH Conference Track 3; S.A.D.D. 4; Drama 4; Thespians 4; Speech Club 3-4; Flowers For Algernon 3; Wizard of Oz ; Exit the Body 4; Speech Contest 4; Honor Roll STUERMANN, LYNDA C.: Spirit Squad, 1; W-Club, 2-4; NHS, 3,4; FTA, 1,2; Yearbook Staff, 4; FLC, 4; Class Officer, Sec. Treas., 3,4; Newspaper Staff, 3,4, Photographer, AH Missouri Newspaper Staff, 3,4; Volleyball Stats, 2-4; Girls Basketball Stats, 2-4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Personality, Most Spirited; Prom Queen, 4; Student of the Month, 4; Business Departmental Award, 4; Top 10% of Class SUTTON, DOUG: W-Club 1-2, Band 1-3; Football Manager 1-2; DECA Club 4; C.O.E. 4 WALDRON, DANIELLE: Drama 2-3; Peer Counselor 3; Speech Club 2-4, President 4; Flowers for Algernon 2; Cheaper By the Dozen 3; Exit the Body 4; Variety Show 2-4; Student of the Month; Thespian Society 4, Sec. Tres.; Speech Drama Departmental Award, 4 WALSH, THOMAS F.: Drum Major, 2-4; Band, 1-4; Jazz Band, 3,4; Class President, 2,4; Outstanding Drum Major Awards 3,4; District Flute Trio, 1, III rating, 2,4, II rating; NHS, 3,4 Vice Pres. 4; FLC, 2-4, French Rep. 4; W-Club, 1; Prom King Candidate, 4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Leader, Most Outgoing; Student of the Month, 3; S.A.D.D., 2-4; Golf, 1-4 WHITE, BRIAN: NHS, 3,4; Student Council, Class Rep., 3,4; FLC, 3,4, Spanish Rep.; W-Club, 1-4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Friends; S.A.d.D., 4; Student of the Month, 4; Choir, 2; Football, 1-3; Golf, 1-4; Choir Contest, I rating; Athletic All American Scholar; Top 10% of Class WHITE, LANNETTE WHITLOCK, TIFFANY: Pom Pon Squad, 2,3; Drama, 4; Yearbook Staff, 4; Treble Choir, 1; Concert Choir, 2-4; Senior Hall of Fame - Best Friends; S.A.d.D., 1,2; Student Council, 1; District Choir, 1; FLC, 3 WILSON, KEVIN: Band, 1-4, Treas. 4; Conference Band, 4; FLC, 3,4, Proletariat 4; S.A.D.D., 4 WINKELMAN, STACEY: S.A.D.D., 1-4; Marching Band, 1-3; Concert Band, 1-3; Basketball Manager, 1; FTA, 1,2; Spirit Squad, 2 ZELENKA, PHIL SQUIRES, ROBERT: IA Club 1-3, Tres. 2; DECA Club 4 STARKEY, CHUCK: DECA Club 4; COE, 4 MOST ACTIVE Lynn Schroeder And Tom Walsh CLASS CLOWNS Jeff Odom And Angela Boden BEST FRIENDS Brian White And James Brown Rachel Brooks And Tiffany Whitlock BEST PERSONALITY Lynda Stuermann -m And Bryan Sanker MOST LIKELY TO PARTY Class Of 1988 Smile Seniors! 37 Scholarship Winners Row 1: D. Robins; C. Petersmeyer; C. Rupp; E. Bade; D. Pettig Row 2: J. Cook;R. Brooks; S. Gluntz; B. Petersmeyer; L. Schroeder; T. Walsh Row 3: B. Buechner; L. Meine; D. Henderson; L. Stuermann; G. Owenby; A. Seger Row 4: J. Brown; C. Homer; B. White; B. Burke; T. Palitzsch d a n c Elizabeth Bade was the only Senior this year to have a 4-year perfect attendance. Elizabeth Bade- Missouri Teacher Education Scholarship, Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship Eric Brooks- Warrenton Lions Club Most Improved Student Award Rachel Brooks- Departmental Scholarship in Home Economics to Fontbonne College James Brown- Merit Scholarship to Central Missouri State University Brenda Buechner- President's Combined Ability Scholarship to Northeast Missouri State University, The Warrenton Lioness Club Scholarship Brad Burke- Athletic Scholarship to Central Methodist College Robert Chandler- Academic Scholarship to Blackburn College John Cook- Art Talent Scholarship to E.C.C. Scott Gluntz- Educational Employee's Credit Union Scholarship, Chancellor's Leadership Class to University of Missouri-Columbia, County R-3 Student Council Scholarship Debi Henderson- Board of Regent's Scholarship to Southwest Missouri State University, Machinist's Union Local 1744 Scholarship Clayton Homer- Congressional Nomination and Appointment to The United States Nava! Academy Laura Meine- Academic Promise Award to Maryville College, Commerce Warren County Bank Scholarship, Warrenton Chapter of Business and Professional Women-Scholarship Glenda Owenby- President's Scholarship, Leadership Scholarship, Academic Scholarship, Athletic Scholarship to Central Methodist College, M.F.A. Scholarship, Warrenton Elks Club Scholarship Tom Palitzsch- Achievement Award to Southwest Missouri State University, Fern Koelling-Fischer Memorial Scholarship Beth Petersmeyer- President's Combines Ability Scholarship to Northeast Missouri State University, Brockfield Scholarship Carla Petersmeyer- Warren County R-3 Industrial Arts Club Scholarship Dawn Petersmeyer- Academic Merit Scholarship to Webster University Diann Pettig- Academic Scholarship to Lindenwood College, Albright Scholarship, Woodrow Wilson Blackwood Scholarship Mark Reid- Board of Governor's Scholarship to Northeast Missouri State University Debbie Robins- Academic Scholarship to William Woods College Ken Robinson- President's Scholarship to Southeast Missouri State University Cheryl Rupp- President's Honorary Scholarship to Northeast Missouri State Univer sity, Warrenton Chapter Future Teachers of America Scholarship Lynn Schroeder- Chancellor's Leadership Class, College of Agriculture Shell Scholar ship, Missouri Scholars Award to University of Missouri-Columbia, Warrenton Rotary Scholarship Amy Seger- Athletic Scholarship(Softball), Athletic Scholarship(Volleyball), Leadership Scholarship, Music Scholarship to Central Methodist College Craig Smith- Missouri Higher Education Academic Scholarship to Southwest Mis souri State University Lynda Stuermann- President's Scholarship to E.C.C. Tom Walsh- Board of Regent's Scholarship to Southwest Missouri State University, Warren County R-3 Chapter National Honor Society Scholarship, Warrenton Rotary Club Scholarship Brian White- Merit Scholarship to Central Missouri State University, Commerce Warren County Bank Scholarship Carrie Amrein- Academic Scholarship to William Woods College Kristi Bradshaw- Project Graduation Scholarship Susan Brandt- Project Graduation Scholarship Tony Carter- Project Graduation Scholarship Kevin Wilson- Project Graduation Scholarship Art- John Cook Business- Lynda Stuermann COE- Daina Costello Driver Education- Tim Murphy English- Leah Davis Foreign Languages- Debi Henderson History- Scott Gluntz Industrial Arts- Sandy Bethman Library Science- Missy Dean Physical Education (Boys)- Eric Brooks Science- Diann Pettig Speech Drama- Danielle Waldron Vocal Music- Amy Seger Vocational Agriculture- Lynn Schroeder Top Ten Percent Elizabeth Bade, Brenda Buechner, Scott Gluntz, Debi Henderson, Clayton Homer, Laura Meine, Glenda Owenby, Diann Pettig, Debbie Robins, Lynn Schroeder, Lynda Stuermann, Brian White n John Cook went to District Competition in Kirks ville. His Model Plans Test all combined gave him first and sent him to State. He also entered a art contest at E.C.C. and took second place which gave him a full tuition scholarship. 39 We Finally Made It!! 42 44 Project Graduation As soon as the buses reached the St Peters YMCA the fun began. Swimming, volleyball, and basketball were just some of the sports enjoyed by the graduates. Jim Schneider, 'The Cruiser , was the D.J. from midnight until 5:30 AM. Movies were also available for entertainment. Throughout the morning small prizes were given to every- one along with their Project Graduation t-shirt and Pizza Hut certificate. When the buses returned home, breakfast was served to the graduates and a group picture was taken. Large prizes were given away with the largest, two stereo systems from Jim Dandy, going to Matt Handlang and Robert Schuette. Happy Trails Class Of '88 Ramble On! 47 CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary Treasurer; Lisa Frick; Vice President, Chris New- burry; President, Daniel Chandler. No Photo Available Patty Adams Armando Arguilar Amy Arteaga Julie Austin Amy Axline Tony Bachler David Bakameyer Casey Bartlett Becky Bayer Sandra Bethmann Alien Blaue Kelly Boehmer Kim Boehmer Pat Boley Alisa Boschert Wendy Brandt Greg Brooks Emily Bruenderman Christine Bruning William Callaway Daniel Chandler Kelly Chandler David Cirincione Mike Cirincione Matt Coleman Barak Cook Tommy Cooper Chris Cosgrove Shelia Cregar Donald Culley Gina Dattilo Michele Da volt Cindy Dean Kelly Deatherage Susan Ebbesmeyer Bruce Eberhardt Michelle Edwards Daniel Ehmke Deonna Eskew Sean Ferguson Erin Fitzgibbons David Fortenberry Melissa Fox Shannon Freeman Lisa Frick Tammy Friedeck Stephanie Fry Joe Gagliano Regina Grannemann Karla Gress Todd Halter Angel Hampton Beth Hartzell Mary Lou Hase Toni Hawk 51 Gwen HUgendorf Gary Hill Clayton Hines Neal Hoeft Frieda Hoelscher Brandon Horner Andrea Hurley Tammy Hurt Mindy Johnson Phillip Johnson Tim Johnson Aaron Jones Pamela Jones Paula Jones Dutch Juergensmeyer Paula Justin Kim Keane Michelle Kieffer Danny Kimbrel Laura Klasener Matt Kuhlo Scott LaChance David Laymon Norman Leimkuehler Shane Loesch Karen Luetkemeyer Corby Manes Alicia Marks Karen Marschel Becky Martin Tom Martin Eric Meine 52 Scott Mertens Jennifer Miller Karen Milleson Karin Mitchell Mike Moore Bill Moritz Ed Mossop Kim Murphy Ryan McCann Chris New burry Phillip Orf Byron Owens Janelle Parks Jerry Parmely John Patrick Jean Peatross Jason Pee! James Philyow Megan Picht John Polston April Poore Jared Pruitt John Reese Becky Reifsteck Derrick Roberts Carla Robertson Ronda Roetemeyer Suzanne Schomberg Allen Schoppenhorst Russell Schuette Brian Shepard Scott Shepard 53 Sherri Shockley Kayln Smith Brian Sprick Debbie Squires Carrie Stark Ray Stark Chuck Starkey Jamie Steiner Renee Struttmann Ron Stude Scott Swoboda Rachele Teffer Lisa Tesone Jeff Toebben Cary Tonioli Steve Traynor Christine Turnbull Lisa Utterback Kira Van Booven Terri Vanpool Kevin Vetter John Villasenor Jeff Wallace David Wilson John Walters Jill Wright Shelia Wright Marie Wulff Ellen Zuroweste Kyle Todd Eric Reisbig 54 55 Fred Arnold Brian Austin Brian Avery Chris Bade Jennifer Bauer Keith Benfield Brian Benne Kim Bennett Colin Betzel Christy Blackwell Bobby Brand Cindy Brand Ginny Brand Steven Brandt Taketha Brandt Robert Brock Karl Brockfeld Cathy Byrd Ricky Byrd Karen Collier Julie Cook Shannon Cooper Teresa Cooper Jarret Cox 57 Robin Dattilo Travis Dent Julie Dixon Mathew Flake Rachel Fowler Jodie Gildehaus Shawnella Davis Danny Dieckman Jimmy Erickson Tim Flake Michael Freeboum John Gillen Dean Frye Vickii Gindratt Lynne Gaither Becky Gluntz Mary Gardner Cat hi Gosnell Michelle Gibson Andrea Grannemann 58 Joanna Hamrick John Handlang Jeff Hasenkamp Paul Herndon Timmy Herndon Alan Hill Gary Hoelscher Jeff Hug Mike Hurley Bobbie Hurt David Jackson Missy Jordan Alysia Kaminski Dawn Kelling Scott Kelling Chris Lacy Melody Kresyman Jason Lewis Stacey Longhibler Chuck Martin 59 Richard Mech Lesley Mentzel James Mixson Cher Modglin Dawn Montgomery Lani Moritz Felita Mozee Tim Murphy Tammy McClure Tracy McGovern Matt Nordwald Jimmy Null Michelle Owenby Chris Peatross Tina Penserum Carrie Pettyjohn Rhonda Philyow Sidney Pierce Christine Pollock Shannon Poore Daniel Powell Shanna Prior Mike Pruett Don Quesen berry 60 Sandy Raines Melissa Ruether Nancy Slatton Steven Smith Nickie Stewart Angie Rainwater Greg Schowe Dewayne Smith Curtis Spoede Doug Stonebarger Brad Reel Dawn Schriewer Doug Smith Becki Reese Brian Schoelhamer Kerri Smith Mike Rich Teri Jo Schuman Kristi Ruebling Karen Slattery 61 Mark Storzer Jason Sullivan Greg Talbot Stacy Taynor Linda Thorton Marsha Thrasher Tina Toedebusch Lisa Upton Lori Valenti Becky Van Horn Hung Vo Brian Vogt Neil Wade Toby Walsh Jason Weyrich Sheri Wilson Jennifer Williams Katina Williams Monte Willis Beverly Withrow 62 63 Pam Adams Scott Allen Toby Bachler Teddy Beck Richard Blackstock Michelle Boschert Billie Botkin Leonard Brandt Aaron Brandwein Paul Brandwein Michelle Brittain Michael Buechner Tim Burroughs Tom Byrd John Chancellor Jenny Chestnut Marilyn Chumney Angel Coleman Terri Coleman Robert Cope Julie Cotton Jennifer Cregar Rusty Curtis Danny Davis 65 Robert Davis Shawn Davis Shaun Day Donna Dothage Karen Ebbesmeyer Becky Eberhardt Mike Eckhoff Todd Ehmke Jason Ellis Jennifer Estes Russ Faulkner David Ferguson Tricia Fischer Carrie Fitzgibbons Mike Flake Lori Garrett Tony Gray Todd Guse Allen Halcomb Nicole Halter Michelle Handlange Shelley Hart Vanessa Hartung Bob Hase Nathan Hellebusch Chris High Liz Hummert Warnella Hunter 66 Michelle Ickenroth Sandy Jackson Scott Jackson Stephanie Jaspering Aaron Jeffries Tammy Jeffries Tammy Johnson John Jurgensmeyer Corie Kimbrel Jennifer Kirkendoll Matt Klein Brenda Koepke Dorie Krause Michelle Kuhlo Amy Lachance Amanda Lewis Tony Linke Melody Love Craig Lyles Jeff Manns Ronald Martin Matt Masterson Floyd Miller Will Monroe Johnny Morgan Fati Mossop Jennifer Mumma Joanna Mumma 67 Rusty Mumma Vicki McGee Kelly Nelson Kelly Neubauer Brandi Niswonger Jennifer North Shannon Null Linda Painter Vicki Palitzch April Powell Aaron Ptak Chris Rea Angie Reiter Mike Reese Tony Richardson Billy Ritchie Donna Rogers Tammy Rogers Carie Rowden Marica Ruether Penny Sanford Jason Schoelhamer David Schriewer Chad Schwerdt Sheryl Shelton Amanda Skaggs Valerie Slatton Lamont Smith 68 Lori Smith Martin Sprick Shane Stanley Robby Starks Robert Steinbruegge Don Stiegman Rachel Stonebarger Mark Storzer Toni Stroer Julie Stubblefield Duane Stuermann Renee Teffer Joanne Tipp Jason Toebben James Utterback Greg Vanpool Steve Villasnor Mai Vo Tammy Vogt Wyketa Washington Clint Wattler David Wells Lance Whelchel Dean Whinery Lloyd Wide man 69 Look At Me! 71 Congratulations to the class of '88 Main and Elm Warrenton, Missouri 456-3455 Finklang Eye Care Associates Dr. Kurt W. 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CHRIS ---------------------- ELCAN WARREN COUNTY COURTHOUSE OFFICIALS Leonard Sutton - Presiding County Commissioner William Schoeman - Associate County Commissioner Philip Wilson • Associate County Commissioner Janls Meyer - Clerk of County Commissioner Robert Aston - Assessor William Early - Collector Carolyn Frick - Circuit Clerk Ex-Officlal Recorder Timothy Joyce - Prosecuting Attorney Keith Sutherland - Associate Circuit Judge Alvin Brandt - Treasurer Fred Pope • Coroner Robert Leads • Surveyor Robert Greer-Public Administrator Robert Eckert-Sherlff 314 749-3360 Wright City - Warrenton Veterinary Clinics J.E. SCHMITTEL D.V.M. W.R. TAPPS!EYER. D.V.M. St. THOMPSON. D.V.M. F. LENZENHUBER. D.V.M. Warrenton, Mo. Dan- Glastetter 456-2900 David Glastetter 456-3539 Glastetter Asphalt, Inc. Rt. 1 Box 244 Warrenton, Mo. 63383 Asphalt Paving, Patching Sealcoating Free Estimates — Fully Insured DAVE'S AUTO PARTS a. MACHINE SHOP OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AUTO WkKTS III E. . Second Si. Wright City. 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OLD HWY. 40 WARRENTON, MO. 63383 456-2424 JOE ANN SLATTON Compliments of SPRICKS JEWELRY Pulsar Watches 119 East Main WAAHCNTON. MO 63383 436 2020 109 W. Main Watch Repair Spiedel Bands Cosmic Diamonds 4S6S20S Warrenton, MO. Shirley's FAMILY HAIR CARE Mirnlmf W frwfcf 04 A VmnNm, MO Over The Rainbow Little Dorothy Gale of Kansas, like so many girls her age, dreams frequently of what lies over the rainbow. One day a twister hits her home town, carries her away — over the rainbow. This year the many talented students in our high school learned exactly what is over the rainbow. The musical, THE WIZARD OF OZ, was per- formed November 19th and 20th in the Junior High Gym. Everyone involved considered the musical a great success and a wonderful learning experience. CAST: In order of appearance. Aunt Em — Cyndi Horton Joe — Rich Mech Uncle Henry — Scott Gluntz Dorothy — Shannon Poore Munchkin Mayor — Kristi Bradshaw Munchkin Farmer — Gina Dattilo Sorceress of the North — Regina Grannemann Munchin Barrister — Shannon Null City Father — Julie Cotton Munchin Coroner — Becky VanHom Tiny Tots — Lynne Gaither, Teresa Cooper, Becky Eberhardt, Jennie Kirkendoll Tough Kids — Ellen Zuroweste, Angel Coleman, Amy LaChance. Wicked Witch of the West — Amy Axline Scarecrow — Bryan Sanker Tinman — Chris New burry Lion — Toby Walsh Private — Barak Cook 1st General — Mark Reid Oz Lady — Tammy Shelton Lord Growlie — Tony Linke Gloria - Dawn Kelling Wizard of Oz — Jeff Stewart Sarah — Mary Gardner Mombi — Karen Luetkemeyer Quasi M. Modo — Daniel Chandler Citizens of Oz — Becky VanHom, Andrea Granne- mann, Kristi Ruebling Farmhands — Barak Cook, John Cook, Mary Gardner, Andrea Grannemann, Karen Luetke- meyer, Julia May, Kim Murphy, Chris Newburry, Kristi Ruebling, Bryan Sanker, Toby Walsh, Dean Whinery Munchkins — Pam Adams, Kim Bennett, Kristi Bradshaw, Angel Coleman, Teresa Cooper, Julie Cotton, Gina Datillo, Donna Dothage, Becky Eber- hardt, Jennifer Estes, Lynne Gaither, Liz Hummert, Jennie Kirkendoll, Amy LaChance, Vicki McGee, Shannon Null, Angie Rainwater, Shelly Stone- barger, Becky VanHom, Ellen Zuroweste Jitterbugs — Lori Garrett, Mica Lindbergh, Julia May, Pati Mossop, Kim Murphy Generals — Eric Brooks, Jim Byrd, John Cook, Dean Whinery Student Director — Kevin Hanebrink EflZ!.. SADD DANCE 99 Lynn Schroeder Brad Burke Jeni Ditto John Clemens Toni Hawk Clayton Hines 100 Michelle Owenby Travis Dent Nancy Slatton Chuck Martin Carie Rowden Duane Stuermann Jennifer Estes Todd Ehmke Lynn Schroeder Brad Burke KaLyn Smith Ed Mossop Warrior Odyssey Oy Troy Falls 1987 Homecoming Monday, October 19, started the wacky week known as 'Spirit Week'. This is a week of fun and excitement where the students dress up in their craziest ideas. Each day had a specific topic, and many students and teachers participated. Throughout the week, the classes worked hard on their class floats. These were presented in the parade at 1:30 on Friday. The week ended with a pep assembly that began after the parade and continued until 3:15. Here, the Home- coming candidates were announced, and Brad Burke and Lynn Schroeder were named King and Queen. Various other activities took place, including a skit performed by the choir. The pep assembly ended with the traditional 'Battle Cry'. The over-all winners of the class competi- tion for the week was the Sophomore class. ■ 'T Spirit Week Individual Winners Hat Shades Day: John Clemens, Kristi Bradshaw, Mr. Deutch Tacky Tourist Day: Amy Axline, Sidney Pierce, Mrs. Early Sports Day: Lynda Stuermann, Floyd Miller, Mr. Barry Toga Day: Tami Shelton, Tony Linke, Mr. Current Red White Day: Matt Masterson, Karen Luetkemeyer, Mrs. Roehrs Placing In Float Competition First place- Sophomores Second place- Freshmen Third place- Seniors Fourth place- juniors The Homecoming game began at 7:30, October 23. The fans waited in anticipation as the game wore on. The Warrenton War- riors played hard and looked good, but were suddenly defeated by the Trojans, 35 to 21. As the game came to a close, many of the Warrenton fans vanished to the High School commons, where the traditional Home- coming dance was held. The music was provided by Future Sounds, and enjoyment sparkled in the eyes of many. The dance ended at midnight. 105 Be Mine Tonite The 1988 FFA Sweetheart King and Queen candidates are pictured from top, left to right. Seniors: Paul Amy, juniors: Brian Ronda; soph- omores: Mike Jennifer; freshmen: Duane Marcia. The FFA Sweetheart dance was held February 20, 1988. The commons was creatively decorated by the FFA chapter. A new idea was put into action helium balloons were suspended over the dance floor. Music was provided by 'The Cruiser' and the dance floor was crowded until coronation. Matt Hand- lange was crowned King and Amy Seger was crowned Sweet- heart Queen. 106 107 Daina Costello Bryan Sankcr Ryan McCann Toni Hawk Susan Brandt Jamie Steiner Tom Walsh Julie Austin Jeni Ditto Kim Keane Brad Burke Cary Tonoli 108 John Clemens Michelle Kieffer Cro wnbearers Sean Walsh Emily Lucas 109 This years prom was held April 30, at the Lake St. Louis Inn. The dance, DJed by John Ulett of K-SHE radio, was held from 8:00 p.m. until 12:00 a.m. Coronation was held at 9:30 p.m. to determine the new king and queen. Last years winners, Kris Albright and Nick Allen, returned to present the crowns. Stu- dents attending prom were asked to vote as they entered the dance. Lynda Stuermann and Byran Sanker tallied the most votes from their peers, earning them the right to be Queen and King for 1988. 3-D MOVIE A T THE BOONESL1CK FLICK Drama ALONE — Amy Seger R-III EXPRESS — The Performers MAGICIAN — Robert Schuette, Danielle Du may HIGHWA Y TO CUBA — THE SEQUAL — The Speech Club TAKE THESE WINGS — Becky Van Horn, Dawn Kelling, Andi Granneman, Lynn Gaither — Accom- panist-Patti Mossip-flute, Khristi Bradshaw-piano THE TR YOUTS — Amy Artega, Kelly Chandler, Jeff Stewart BODY — Pom Pons I LL REMEMBER YOU — Becky Van Horn, Shannon Poore, Doug Stonebarger, Chris Newburry, Andi Granneman SPITTEN IMAGE — Jazz Band THE JAM SESSION — Chris Newburry, Scott Wilson, Toby Walsh, Phil Orf, Barak Cook LONGER — Kelly Boehmer THE MIX — Angela Boden, Cyndi Horton, Tami Shelton, Karin Mitchell, Tiffany Whitlock, Steve Hunt, Bill Mortiz, Jim Byrd I'M LOOKING FOR A NEW LOVE — The Cheerleaders NIGHT A T THE FIGHTS — Phil Brennen, Russ Schuette, Jim Byrd, Tim Jackson, Bill Moritz CAT — Amy Ax line, Kevin Hanebrink, Chris Newburry, Barak Cook MAGICIAN — Magician THE PARATROOPER — The Football Team CHIQUTTA BANANA — The Choir FINALE — Complete Cast 115 On April 28 and 29 the Warrenton High School presented EXIT THE BODY in the Junior High Gym. The play was about a woman mystery writer that rents a house which was supposed to be the rendezvous point for some stolen jewels. A lot of hard work went into the production of the play and almost every- one contributed something. Performing the play was a lot of fun for everyone. CAST: Crane Hammond — Danielle Waldron Kate Bixley — Jenny Bauer Jenny Jones — Amy Axline Lillian Seymour — Julia May Helen O'Toole — Patti Mossop Randolph Ryan — Daniel Chandler Vernon Cookley — Toby Walsh Lyle Rogers — Tony Linke Philip Smith — Jason Peel Richard Hammond — Robert Chandler Student Director — Karen Luetkemeyer Pump Up The Plasma The total amount collected was 109 pints of life saving fluid, exceeding last year's total of 101 pints. Ms. Brandes, Student Council sponsor, remarked, I am more pleased with this year's results than last year's. i_____________________J Hundreds of lives will be saved thanks to the Red Cross blood drive. The drive, sponsored by the Student Council, was held on March 15 in the basement of the United Methodist Church. 118 Just Foolin' Around • 119 ftffll � . „ ■ hS{ W Cross Country 1987 Sept. 12 St. Clair Invitational BOYS NTS GIRLS 5th Sept. 15 Troy 1st 1st Sept. 26 Hancock Invitational 11th NTS Oct. 2 Laude Invitational NTS 10th Oct. 6 Troy Invitational 8th 2nd Oct. 13 Warren ton Invitational 2nd 1st Oct. 16 St. Dominic 2nd 1st Oct. 23 Clayton Invitational 10th 6th Oct. 31 Districts NTS 3rd V Front row: Jennifer Bauer, Nancy Slatton, Melissa Estes, Ginny Brand, Donna Rogers, and Kim Keane Back row: Tom Palitzsch, Brent Bolm, Craig Smith, Ed Mossop, Don Quesenberry, and Coach Ned Quest (not pictured Taketha Brandt) The cross country teams both had a successful season. The girls took first in three meets, while the boys placed first once. There were several high points during the season. The girls' peak came during the Troy Invitational placing second in a strong field. Running on home ground Oct. 3, the bosy took second place following only Troy. Ginny Brand and Jennifer Bauer qualified for the state meet in Jefferson City by placing high in the district meet Oct. 31. In the state meet Brand finished in 39th place, while Bauer came in seconds later in 40th. Creeking Orienteering Rambo - '• From left to right. Row 1: Lisa Frick, Manager; Terri Vanpool; Toni Hawk; Sheila Cregar; Wendy Brandt, Manager. Row 2: Coach Linda Ketterer; Stephanie Fry, Manager; Pam Jones; KaLyn Smith; Paula Jones; Lynda Stuermann, Manager: Coach Tina Heisterberg. Row 3: Julie Austin and Marie Wulff. Row 4: Glenda Owenby and Laura Meine. Row 5: Amy Seger and Jeni Ditto. Not pictured Susan Brandt, Manager. MVP Amy Seger Most Improved Glenda Owenby Best Serving Laura Meine All Conference 2nd team Amy Seger Coming into the 1987 season the Lady Warrior Volleyball team had high expecta- tions of doing well. They were excited and enthusiastic about the upcoming season. Unfortunately the season did not go as expected, but the girls worked hard and they did have some big wins. Hope to see everyone back next year. Coach Ketterer SENIORS-Good Luck to you! Varsity Volleyball A BALL PLAYERS CREED I am only one, but I am one. I can't do ev- erything, but I can do something. And what I can do, I ought to do, and what I ought to do, by the grace of God, I shall do. 9-03 @Rock Bridge L 9-08 @Orchard Farms L 9-10 (aWinfield W 9-15 @Hickman -Columbia L 9-17 @Fort um wait W 9-22 Winfield L 9-24 Silex W 9-29 St. Dominic L 10-06 Wells ville W 10-08 @Fulton L 10-13 Montgomery Co. L 10-15 Bowling Green L 10-20 @Troy L 10-22 Wcntzville L 10-27 Districts @ Troy L Overall 4-11 EMO 1-4 Varsity Volleyball From left, front row: Marcia Ruethcr; Julie Cotton. Row 2: Stephanie Fry, Manager; Mandy Lewis; Melissa Ruether; Vicki Palitzsch; Robin Dattilo. Row 3, standing: Coach Tina Heisterberg: Coach Linda Ketterer; Carrie Pettyjohn; Valarie Slatton; Jenny Cregar; Karen Slattery; Wendy Brandt. Manager; Lynda Stuermann, Manager; Lisa Frick, Manager. Row 4: Carie Rowden and Lori Smith. Row 5: Katina Williams and Stacey Taynor. Not pictured Susan Brandt, Manager. J V FRESHMEN Overall Record 5-1 9-03 Jefferson Jr. High W 9-11 Winfield W 9-15 West Junior High W 9-22 Winfield W 10-20 Troy W 10-22 Wentzville L JUNIOR VARSITY Overall 9-8 9-03 Rock Bridge W 9-08 Orchard Farm L 9-10 Winfield L 9-15 Hickman-Columbia L 9-17 Fort Zumwalt L 9-22 Winfield L 9-24 Silex W 9-26 Orchard Farm Tourney 2nd Place 9-29 St. Dominic L 10-06 Wei Is ville W 10-08 Fulton W 10-13 Montgomery Co. W 10-15 Bowling Green L 10-20 Troy W 10-22 Wentzville W The Warrior youth showed their stuff this year and made the attempt of a successful season. However, both the freshmen and V teams fell short of that success. The ninth grade team ended the season with a 1-4 record while JV stood sound with a 3-4 record. Neither team has reason for re- morse, there's always next year. Go Get Em! J. V. Football SCORES 9th grade Oct. 1 Herman 14- 8 (won) Oct. 8 @Ft. Zumwalt 14-28 (lost) Oct. 15 @Herman 0- 6 (lost) Oct. 22 Troy 6-21 (lost) Oct. 29 Montgomery 6-18 (lost) JV Sept. 8 @JFK 30- 0 (won) Sept. 14 @Bowling Green 3-31 (lost) Sept. 21 Van-Far 6-40 (lost) Oct. 5 Troy 14- 8 (won) Oct. 12 Montogmery 12- 8 (won) Oct. 26 Ft. Zumwalt 14-28 (lost) Nov. 2 @Louisiana 7-21 (lost) Row 1- B. Burke, P. Orf, M. Handlange, C. Newburry, R. McCann, M. Neigh, J. Clemens, E. Brooks, K. Robinson, E. Hambach: Row 2- S. Lachance, C. Spoede, D. Jackson, J. Lewis, J. Mixson, D. Stuermann, K. Bendeld, B. Reel, J. Monroe, S. Traynor: Row 3- L. Wideman, M. Reese, F. Miller, B. Brand, J. Chancellor, D. Culley, C. High, B. Avery, T. Gray, A. Halcomb: Row 4- N. Hellebush, T. Ehmke, S. Stanley, D. Brandt, M. Buechner, D. Winery, R. Blackstock, J. Erickson, Coach Merritt, Coach Scheible: Row 5- S. Wilson, S. Day, C. Tonoli, S. Freeman, J. Jergensmeyer, S. Davis, S. Villasenor, D. Powell, Coach Barrett, Coach Kirkendoll Varsity Football Although the Warriors did not have a victorious year, in many aspects they have nothing to hang their heads about. The fact that the fans stood behind the Warriors all season proves that the season had partial success. The individual goals achieved stand out and give their own reasons for proudness. Coach Scheible's outlook on the year was: My feelings toward’s the 87 football season were filled with several emotions. Depression for the fact of a 0-9 varsity season. Excitement for the fact of several games and there exciting moments. Love for the love of the sport. And guilt, feeling if we or I could have done a little more to help. But enjoyment took precedence for the fact I know now, each week we improved and every effort was made to WIN. Look Out Next Year! Varsity Football VARSITY Sept. 4 Sept. II Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Scores Owensvi le JFK @Rosary Bowling Green @Van-Far @St. Francis Borgia Troy @Montgomery City @Herman 7- 21 (lost) 6- 15 dost) 8- 14dost) 7- 47dost) 7-21 dost) 0-14 dost) 21-3 5 dost) 0-40dost) 13-20(lost) Girls Varsity Basketball The Lady Warriors turned in an out- standing record of 19-9 this season behind their only senior, Amy Segar. .Amy has shown a lot of determination and commit- ment to the sport during her tenure as a lady warrior. The Lady Warriors won 4 trophies this year in tournament play; 3rd at Wright City, 3rd at Elsberry, 2nd at Montgomery Co., and 2nd in the District Tournament held at Fulton. The ladies lost a close struggle to Elden for the District Crown. The lady Warriors also placed 2nd in the EMO Conference with a record of 6-2. Coach Ketter said This season was a season of learning. We had to learn how to play the big game and maintain our com- posure. There is no substitute for experi- ence and I feel this team gained some invaluable experience for next year. 11-23 Herman 29-30 12- 1 Montgomery Co. 68-37 12- 2 Herman 41-37 12- 5 Mexico 63-73 12- 7 Wei Is ville 59-35 12-10 Winfield 86-29 12-17 Van-Far 64-63 1- 5 St. Dominic 55-60 1- 7 Montgomery Co. 52-53 1- 9 Wright City 41-57 1-11 Martin Luther 57-21 1-20 Clopton 41-36 L W W L 1-21 Wright City 47-50 L W 1-23 Elsberry 81-43 W W 1-25 Wright City 67-56 W W 1-28 Elsberry 57-38 W L 2- 4 Troy 29-59 L L 2-11 New Bloomfield 46-72 L L 2-13 Wentzville 65-43 W W 2-15 Bowling Green 64-63 W W 2-16 Clopton 52-33 W 2-18 Silex 2-22 Fulton 2- 25 Pacific 3- 1 Boon ville 3- 3 Fatima 3- 4 Eldon Overall Record Conference 19-9 6-2 59-36 74-47 78-41 65-56 53-52 55-60 Sitting-B. Martin, A. Seger, K. Keane: Kneeling-C. Byrd, T. Brandt, C. Stark, R. Roetemeyer, K. Smith, L. Frick: Standing-J. Kirkendoll, Coach Ketterer, K. Mitchell, T. Hawk, J. Austin, K. Boehmer, L. Stuermann, Coach Heisterberg ALL CONFERENCE Julie Austin -1st team Becky Martin - 2nd team Toni Hawk - 2nd team Girls Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: (left to right) M. Pruett, J. Hasenkamp BACK ROW: C. Martin, D. Frye, B. Vogt, C. Bade, T. Dent FRONT ROW: (left to right) S. Allen, C. High, M. Reese, R. Blackstock BACK ROW: J. Toebben, T. Gray, L. Wideman, S. Stanley, D. Stuermann Although the records might not show it the junior varsity and freshmen teams progressed well this year. Coached by Bill Thoele the j.v. finished with a record of 4-14. While the freshmen posted a 3-6 record. A few of the players are expected to contribute to the varsity squad next year. JV Basketball The Warriors ended the season with a record of 10-16. In comparison to past years the program had a successful year. Alew varsity coach, Don Cray, lead the team, while still building for next season. The team would like to thank the Big Red Boosters for making it possible to have new backboards this season. Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: (left to right) C. Smith, R. Chandler, C. Hines, D. Ehmke, E. Mossop BACK ROW: E. Bade (manager), A. Jones, A. Blaue, D. Chandler, J. Toebben, C. Tonioli, B. Bolm, D. Petersmayer (manager) DATE OPPONENT W L NOV. 24 Hermann W NOV. 30- Mont. Co. Tourney DEC. 5 Clopton L Hermann W Elsberry W DEC. 7- Silex Tourney DEC. 12 St. Thomas L Silex L M.S.D. W DEC. 11 Mexico L DEC. 18 Silex L JAN. 8 Troy L JAN. 12 Elsberry L JAN. 19 Wright City W DATE OPPONENT W L JAN. 22 St. Francis Borg W JAN. 23 We Iis ville L JAN. 25 Hermann Tourney JAN. 30 Montgomery Co. W Wright City L Hermann W FEB. 2 Orchard Farms W FEB. 5 Van Far L FEB. 12 Clopton L FEB. 15 Winfield L FEB. 19 Elsberry L FEB. 20 Montgomery Co. L FEB. 23 Bowling Green L FEB. 26 St. Dominic W FEB. 29 Helias L Row Is Valerie Slatton, Shawnella Davis, Jeni Miller, Taketha Brandt, Donna Rodgers Row 2: Carrie Stark, Lisa Frick, Marsha Thrasher, Amanda Skaggs Row 3: Carrie Rowden, Sandy Jackson, Kim Keane, Daina Costello, Jennifer Bower, Nancy Slat- ton, Becky Martin, Becky Eberhardt Row 4: Coach Ketterer, Katina Williams, Karen Ebbesmeyer, Julie Austin, Kelly Boehmer, Mandy Lewis, Coach Quest, Beth Hartzell Girls Track 136 Running To Victory BROKEN RECORDS: 3200 M Relay with a time of 10 min. and 59 sec. Members of the team were Jeni Miller, Genny Brandt, Nancy Slatton, and Jennifer Bower. Julie Austin set a new record in the triple jump with a jump of 32 ft. 10 inches. The team was conference champs and placed sixth in districts. At districts Daina Costello placed 6th in 100 m hurdles, Becky Martin placed 3rd in the 100 and 3rd in the long jump, Kelly Boehmer placed 3rd in the discus, Julie Austin placed 3rd in the triple jump, the 800 m relay team placed 3rd, the 1600 m relay team placed 5th and the 400 m relay team placed 4th. STATE: Kelly Boehmer and Becky Martin went to the state track meet on May 27. Kelly Boehmer placed 7th in the discus. Becky Martin competed in the long jump and the 100 but did not make it to finals. Honors: Genny Brandt was named All Conference Long Distance Runner. Kelly Boehmer received All Conference Hon- orable Mentioned in Field Events. The 400 M relay team consisting of Daina Costello, Kim Keane, Becky Martin, and Taketha Brandt was undefeated in the regular season. 137 Row 1-M. Olsen, K. Robinson, D. Jurgensmeyer, D. Quesenberry, D. Stuermann, D. Chandler, C. High; Row 2- E. Brooks, K. Brock field, L. Wideman, T. Gray, A. Aguilar, A. Jones; Row 3- S. LaChance, C. Newberry, D. Stonebarger, M. Neigh, J. Clemens; Row 4- J. Stewart, R. Scheibe, R. Stark, S. Freeman, B. Bolm, J. Leach; Row 5- Coach Barrett, K. Mitchell, E. Bade, Coach Merritt Boy's Track Row 1- Brian Avery, Mike Reese, Mike Eckhoff, Bobby Brock; Row 2- James Mixson, Brad Reel, Shane Stanley, Aaron Brandewien; Row 3- Coach Barrett, Sidney Pierce, Coach Merritt Broken Records R. Scheibe Disc 159'1 M. Neigh High Hurdles 15.4 Intermediate Hurdles 41.9 D. Chandler High Jump 6‘5 Gray, Jones 400 Relay 46.4 Stewart, Clemens Highest Points D. Chandler 194.5 Boy's Track Row 1: B. While; A. Ptak; S. Mertens; C. Smith; B. Vogt; D. Frye; C. Ptak. Row 2: J. Chanceior; P. Boley; J. Haxsenkamp; T. Plaitzch; J. Null; J. Pruitt; T. Walsh; Coach R. Lucas This was an extraordinary season this year for the golf team. They accomplished everything they set out to do. The highlight of the season was going to State for the first time ever. The team finished with a 6-3 dual meet record. The team going to State consisted of Tom Palitzch, Chris Ptak, Craig Smith, Brian White, and Jared Pruitt. Craig Smith was the MVP for the year. 1-40 Its Tee-Off Time For Goff 141 Go Big Red Bottom: Emily Bruenderman, Kelly Boehmer Middle: Kim Mitchell, Megan Picht, Lynn Schroeder Top: Michelle Kieffer Fall Varsity Cheerleading Fall JV Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders Bottom: Kira VanBooven, Lynn Schroeder. Joanne Haller, Terri Vanpool, Michelle Kieffer. Top: Becky VanHom. Not Pictured: Patricia Carter. Bottom: Sheri Wilson, Jennifer Chestnut, Stephanie Jaspering. Top: Lynn Gaither, Vicki McGee. J.V. Cheerleaders Row 1: Kristi Bradshaw, Debi Henderson, Captain; Glenda Owenby, Co-Captain; Row 2: Michelle Owenby, Michele Davolt, Becky Gluntz, Stephanie Fry, Julie Cook, Pamela Jones, Pam Slatton, Paula Jones, Row 3: Jenny Miller, Michelle Handlange, Megan Picht The Pom Pon squad had a busy year performing at the many home boys and girls basketball games and worked hard learning new routines. They received new uniforms at the start of the season. The girls danced to songs such as Dude Looks Like A Lady, U Got the Look, Body to Body, and The Warrior, entertaining the crowd and promoting school spirit at the basketball games. The squad's sponsor, Mrs. Kins- inger, commented Hard work and dedica- tion made this a very successful year. Movers And Shakers Senior Players Row 1-E. Brooks: Row 2-L. Meine, M. Estes: Row 3- B. Bolm, C. Smith, T. Palitzsch, J. Cle- mens, B. Burke: Row 4- M. Neigh, K. Robinson: Row 5- A. Seger, J. Ditto, G. Owenby Row 1: D. Costello; T. Walsh; E. Brooks; T. Palitzch; Row 2: K. Mitchell; J. May; E. Bade; L. Stuermann; A. Seger; J. Clemens; J. Stewart Row 3: B. Burke; K. Robinson; M. Neigh; R. Scheibe; B. White; C. Ptak; C. Smith; R. Chandler 147 149 Marching To A Victory The Warrior Marching Band started the year by participating in the annual Warren County Parade. Once school began the band spent most of their Fridays and Saturdays marching at half-time shows and contests. Drum Major, Tom Walsh had a spectacular senior year. He won Outstanding Drum Major at Francis Howell and Flat River. He also helped the color guard take 1st place Auxiliary at Washington. All in all it was a very success- ful and rewarding year. Row 1: Walsh, Carter, Cagle, Dean, Hartzell, Mentzel, Grannemann, Henderson, Buechner, Reifsteck, Petersmeyer. Row 2: Polston, Buechner, Williams, Mossop, Jackson, Schiebe, Vogt, Walsh, Kelling, Bade, Brandt, Chandler. Row 3: Free-Born, Newbauer, Mech, Pierce, Arnold, Masterson, Grannemann, Wilson, Frye, Artega, Monroe, Betzel, Stude. Row 4: Painter, Hartung, Fitzgibbons, Bons, Robertson, Lueddecke, Cook, Wilson, Marks, Stuermann, Stiegman, Hurley, Hilgendorf, Frick, Kline. 150 High-Flying Colors Row 1: Brenda Buechner, Debi Henderson; Captain: Becky Cagle, Patricia Carter, Beth Petersmeyer. Row 2: Becky Reifsteck, Leslie Mentzel, Regina Granneman, Cindy Dean, Beth Hartzell. Not Pictured Pam Slatton, Captain; Lisa Tesone. Row 1: L Frick, D. Hender- son, S. Wilson, J. Cook, A. Marks, A. Hurley, G. Hilgen- dorf, A. Artega, S. Mertens Row 2: B. Williams, Director; M. Klein, R. Mech, T. Walsh, B. Vogt, T. Walsh Jazz Band 153 Concert Band The concert band started off the year with a Sing-a- long Christmas concert which was broadcast Christmas day on KWRE. At the District Music Contest the band received a II Rating while soloists G wen Hilgendorf, Scott Mertens and Rich Scheibe all received I ratings for their perfor- mances. The band then performed their final Spring Concert for the community. At the concert Seniors and their parents were recognized for their commitment to the band. The band ended the year at the completion of graduation. Treble Choir Come Sing With Front to back; Row 1: Jennifer Kirkendoll, Vicki McGee, Jeni Estes, Amy LaChance, Pam Adams, Liz Hummert. Row 2: Angie Rainwater, Julie Stublefield, Melody Kresyman, Valerie Slatton, Kim Bennett, Cathy Hurt, Becky Eberhart. Row 3: Teresa Cooper, Michele Boschert, Christine Turnbull, Tina Toedebush, Sandy Raines, Melody Love, Dawn Montgomery, Donna Dothage. Row 4: Paula Justin, Tammy Friedeck, Angie Coleman, Michele Handlang, Lori Smith, Shannon Null, Mary Gardner, Julie Cotton, Mai Thi Vo, Rachell Stonebarger. Concert Choir Front to back; Row 1: Tonya Connor, Shannon Poore, Kristi Bradshaw, Lynn Gaither. Row 2: Carrie Stark, Doug Stonebarger, John Cook, Dean Whinery, Becky VanHom, Cheryl Breuer. Row 3: Joanne Haller, Amy Seger, Scott LaChance, Lamont Smith, Chris Newburry, Tiffany Whitlock, Kristi Ruebling. Row 4: Kelly Boehmer, Dawn Kelling, Richard Coleman, Bryan Sanker, Regina Grannamann, Andi Grannamann, Julie Austin. Not Pictured: Jeni Ditto, Patricia Carter, Kim Hutcherson, Rich Scheibe, Brian Sprick. Come Sing 159 Drama Row 1: Tami Shelton, Becky Reifsteck, Megan Pi- cht Row 2: Jim Byrd, Amy Ax line, Kristi Bradshaw, Robert Schuette, Amy Ar- tega, Julia May Row 3: Kim Murphy, Ron Stude, Tim Jackson, Stephanie Fry, Ka- ren Mitchell, Wendy Love Row 4: Kevin Hanebrink, Russell Schuette, John Vil- lasenor, Angela Barton, Mrs. Nolkemper Row 5: Mark Reid, Michelle Lind- bergh, Angela Boden, Cyndi Horton, Kelly Deatherage Row 6: Dan Chandler, Phil Brennan, Jeff Stewart The New Spirit Of Agriculture The Future Farmers of America is the organization of students en- rolled in agriculture classes. This organization is as varied as the courses in high school agriculture. FFA provides you with opportuni- ties to compete for awards, to travel, and to take part in many activities, ranging from state camp in the summer to competing in state contests in the spring. Each year in April the State convention is held in Columbia, Missouri; then, in No- vember the National FFA Conven- tion attracts over 20,000 FFA mem- ber to Kansas City. Slave Auction To The Highest Bidder The annua! FFA Slave Auction was held Wednesday, October 28, 1987. Forty members donated eight hours of labor to be auctioned at the highest bid. The Slave Sale is the FFA's only fund raiser. Approximately $3,000 was raised in the event. This money was used to fund such chapter activities as trips to contests, state camp, the sweetheart dance, and our stay in Kansas City for National FFA Convention. Buenos Dias Bonjour Hello Row 1: Brian White, Representative Row 2: Kim Collins, Secretary Treasurer; Scott Gluntz, Vice- President; Diane Pettyjohn, President: Tom Walsh, Representative; Kevin Wilson, Proletariat Row 3: Kelly Nelson; Beverly Withrow; Sheila Wright; Becky Reifsteck; Wendy Brandt; Suzanne Schomberg Row 4: Lisa Frick; Leah Davis; Jennifer North; Becky Cagle; Beth Petersmeyer; Laura Meinc Row 5: Suzzie Dillon; Gina Dattilo; Elizabeth Hummert; Megan Picht; Cheryl Rupp; Cliff Chumney Row 6: Carla Robertson; Toni Hawk; Eric Brooks; Bill Bishop; Debi Henderson; Miss Wilson, Advisor Row 7: David Robins; Marie Wulff; Clayton Horner; Mark Reid; James Brown Foreign Language Club Another year has come and gone and the FLC has been very busy. They were busy selling advent calendars and going to see the musicals Me and My Girl and Cats at the Fox. This year the school had a West Ger- man foreign exchange student name Julia May. She was very popular with the stu- dents and even held a question and answer session during one of the meetings. Addios Aurevoir Goodbye Row 1: P. Adams; Pres., E. Bade; Vice Pres., J. Wright; Sponsor, C. Bradshaw; Sec., S. Schomberg; Treas., C. Rupp; K. Bennett. Row 2: L. Painter; D. Pettig; B. Buechner; C. Pollock; D. Dothage. Row 3: G. Datillo; C. Modglin; S. Fry; K. Bradshaw; R. Struttmann; J. Mamrick; K. Murphy; S. Ebbesmeyer; A. Rainwater; S. Dillon Future Teachers of America is an organization where the main goal is to have fun. Throughout the year, they have organized a Christmas party and Pizza party, as well as a Food Drive and Spring Picnic. Students are able to have fun and experience the joy of teaching by volunteering to work as a student teacher during their commons or study hall time. Becoming a teacher is not a requirement to join this club, so come on and become a member! ROW ONE: Lisa Utterback, Lynne Gaither, Mary Gardner, Amy Axline, ROW TWO: Shelly Stonebarger, Shannon Null, Joanna Hamrick, Mrs. Shores, Shanna Prior, Toni Stroer, Warnella Hunter Lions, and Tigers, and Bears - OH MY! No it's not a replay of the Wizard of OZ. National Honor Society visiting the zoo, that's what it is. The 20 new members inducted in November joined Mr. Peters- meyer and last years returning members on the field trip to the planitarium and then to the St. Louis Zoo. This year a donation of $125 was made to the Cancer Society. The money was raised by working concessions at home basketball games. In the spring a scholarship was give to Senior Tom Walsh. To all hopeful members of the NHS - GOOD LUCK! Row J-L. Schroeder, D. Pettig, B. Petersmeyer; Row 2-F. Hoelscher, S. Schamberg, K. VanBooven, J. Miller, A. Poore, R. Roetemeyer, K. Boehmer, L. Stuemann; Row 3-L. Frick, M. wulff, J. Wright, K. Boehmer, E. Bade, J. Austin, K. Keane; Row 4-S. Swaboda, S. Mertens, C. Newberry, K. Robinson, C. Hines, C. Homer; Row 5-G. Owenby, K. Collins, L. Meine, P. Janes; Row 6-J. Brown, E. Mossip, D. Petersmeyer, C. Rupp, B. Buechner; Row 7-B. White, Mr. Petersmeyer - Advisor. Face Lift At The Top Newspaper class was busy this year trying to better their school paper. First the name was changed, from The Informer'' came The Other Paper . Next the look was changed. A cover provided by Megan Picht's grandfather was the beginning. Writers' for The Other Paper found cartoons and puzzles for added excitement. The outcome, an improved and much better looking, and better selling, newspaper. Row 1: Danial Chandler, Megan Picht, Gina Dattilo Row 2: Craig Smith; “The Other Paper Editor, Robert Chandler, Brent Bolm, Mary Lou Hase, Emily Bruenderman, Kalyn Smith, Kira Van Booven Row 3: Kenny Robinson, Diane Pettyjohn, Toni Hawk, Jennifer Miller, Dawn Petersmeyer; The Tomahawk Editor, Allan Blaue, Lynda Stuermann; Photography, Suzzie Dillon, Cheryl Rupp, Mary Gray; Sponsor Teacher All Missouri ratings were achieved by the writers of The Tomahawk in the Missouri In- terscholastic Press Association Contest this year. The Tomahawk was placed in a class according to enroll- ment size. The paper was judged in 15 different categories with a total of 500 points. The Toma- hawk scored 450 out of the possible 500, which put them at the top. The photography was com- mented on by journalist, Ron Hayes. Hayes stated, Good photographers are hard to come by; I hope you are developing another one or two to take over when she (Lynda Stuermann) graduates. 'i 0 rrior jh hausaaaL 169 Row 1: Megan Picht, Toni Hawk, Susan Brandt, Ellen Zuroweste, Row 2: Kevin Hanebrink, Kim Mitchell, Gina Dattilo, Kristi Bradshaw, Cheryl Breuer, Row 3: Liz Bade, Tami Shelton, Row 4: Angela Barton, Dave Current, Alicia Marks, Marie Wulff, Amy Arteaga, Michelle Da volt, Diane Pettyjohn, Row 5: Bryan Sanker, Angela Boden, Becky Cagel, Lani White, Danielle Waldron 170 Working And Going To School Row 1: T. Harlan; P. Kimbrel; M. Eskew; R. Squires; B. McKenzie; D. Waldron; J. Ridgway; J. Haller; T. Connor Row 2: J. Snipes; D. Costello; C. Starkey; E Hambach; D. Sutton; M. Owenbry; L. Handlang; D. Hart Not Pictured: L. Moore; T. A very; J. Pollard It was a quiet year for the students in the Cooperative Occupational Education class this year. The students participated in the Fall Leadership Conference at St. Charles West and the Career Development Conference at Chesterfield Mall. In the classroom the students enjoyed the Sandwich Shop, a marketing simulation computer program. The students then ended the year by having the COE Banquet and inviting their employers and family. And Being Paid For It International Thespians This is the first year for the International Thespians Society to have a troupe at our high school. 9 New members were initiated in September and April as students earned the right to become members and the troupe now numbers twenty-five with four honorary members. The Thespians attended a performance of The Sting at Chaminade High School and Cats at the Fox. They contributed a skit to the high school Variety Show and members helped with various community productions and performed in The Wizard of Oz and Exit the Body- the two major school productions this year. Thespian members sponsored the high school Variety Show, as well as selling Christmas ornaments and working concession stands to make the money to buy a new backdrop for the stage. They also paid entry fees for interested members who performed a workshop for the state Thespians convention. A children's Theatre Breakfast was the final Thespian Activity for the year where they performed In The Attic with Raggedy Ann and Andy for elementary students. Row I: Sandra Nolkemper; Sponsor, Row 2: Gina Dattilo, Amy Arteaga, Danielle Waldron; Secretary Treasurer, Kristi Bradshaw, Row 3: Dan Chandler; Clerk, Diane Pettyjohn; Vice President, Amy Axline; President, Chris Newburry, Toby Walsh, Kevin Hanebrink, Kim Murphy, Karen Luetkemeyer Speech Club Row I: B. Cook, R. Mech, J. Peel, L. Frick, Historian; K. Luetkemeyer, J. Utter back, A. Axline, K. Murphy, M. Hase, E. Brooks, Trea- surer; Row 2: S. Shockley, M. Gardner, J. Hamrick, P. Mossop, J. Kirkendoll, A. Coleman, G. Dattillo, C. Horton, Vice President; J. Miller, M. Picht, K. Bradshaw, C. Modglin, S. Ebbes- meyer. Row 3: C. Ptak, A. Arteaga, T. Shelton, B. Reifsteck, K. Hanebrink, S. Cooper, D. Wal- dron, President; S. Loesch, D. Chandler, J. Stewart, T. Walsh, C. Newburry, S. Fry, Row 4: L. Schroeder, D. Pettyjohn, J. Ditto, D. Pettig, M. Lindberg, J. May, P. Brennan, T. Linke, Not Pictured; R. Chandler, L. Davis, S. Jaspering, P. Station, C. Smith Speech club members did a great job this year. They brought home the sweepstakes trophies from tournaments at North Callaway and Troy and won 1st place at Ft. Zumwalt. They won the EMO Conference Sweepstake trophy for the 4th time in a row. During the year individuals brought home nine 1st place trophies, 17 second place trophies and 2 7 third place trophies. 120 students made finals during the season. Members of speech club earned money through the sale of Christmas gifts and by working concession stands at theatri- cal and athletic events. Top speech contestants and their total accumulated points for the year: Amy Axline 42 Lisa Frick 26 Tony Linke 20 Chris Ptak 20 Julia May 18 Kristie Bradshaw 15 Karen Luektemeyer 15 Kim Murphy 15 Craig Smith 15 Jim Utterback 15 Jennie Miller 12 Amy Arteaga 10 Angela Boden 10 Eric Brooks 10 172 Row 1: Lynn Schroeder- Pres., Row 2: Amy LaChance, Beth Pctersmeyer-Sec. Tres., Scott Gluntz- Vice Pres., Car- rie Rowden, Dan Chandler, Row 3: Mr. Barry-Advisor, Lori Valenti, Shannon Cooper, Nancy Slatton, Jeni Miller, Tom Walsh, Miss Brandes-Ad visor. Row 4: Bryan Sanker, Brain White, Aaron Jones, Jeni Chestnut Student Council Industrial Arts Row 1: Ellen Zuroweste, Treasurer; Sandy Bethman, President; Derrick Roberts, Vice President; Chris Pea- tross, Secretary Row 2: Matt Handlang, Robert Flora, Johnny Morgan, Jason Weyerich, Chris Lacy, Matt Flake, Tim Flake, Clayton Florner, Mike Bange, Student Teacher Not Pictured: Ross McCann, Sgt. at Arms; Toby Bachler, Jim Erickson, Mike Flake, Neal Hoeft, Mark Ruether, Eric Hambach. SCHOOL SHOULDNT BF A '’-set!' Twenty-two Industrial Arts Stu- dents participated in Kirks ville Dis- trict Contest this year. Seventeen out of the twenty-two won one ratings; the highest possible rating. Five of the students won second and third ratings. Their projects included drawings, general shop work, wood workings, model building and metal work. Special thanks to Mr. Brown and Mr. Bradshaw for helping and guid- ing their students to do their best. The student hard work and effort proved to be a successful year for the Industrial Art students. Keep up the good work. 174 Rev 'Em Up Tech School students travel to Washington, MO everyday at 11:15 to go to the Four Rivers Voca- tional School. The students are involved in the areas of study as follows: David Bakameyer, Allen Schoppenhorst and Eric Meine, Auto Body I; Kevin Vetter and Rick Callaway, Auto Technology I; Aaron Jones, Matt Kuhlo and Jeff Toebben, Building Trades I; Brian Shepard and Daniel Ehmke, Machine Shop I; Scott Shepard, Industrial Welding; David Pape and Eric Klott, Auto Technology II; Jeff Odom, Machine Shop II; and Travis Gerard, Building Trade II. Congratulations to Jeff Odom and Jeff Toebben for each placing 3rd at the District VICA competi- tion. Row 1: Jeff Toebben, Brian Shepard, Aaron Jones, Matt Kuhlo. David Bakameyer. David Pape. Rosie Blaue, Bus driver. Row 2: Daniel Ehmke Row 3: Jeff Odom, Rick Callaway, Kevin Vetter, Eric Meine, Scott Shepard and Allen Schoppenhorst. Not pic- tured, Travis Gerard and Eric Klott. Classes Feed The Masses A record amount of food items were collected at the annual food drive coordinated by the Future Teachers of America. The goal ivas set at 1,500 items and 2,732 items were collected. The senior class collected more than any class in the history of the drive. They won the class competition with 1,210 items donated. The junior class came in second with 725 items. The sopho- more class placed third with 399 items donated and the freshman class brought in 231 items. Mrs. Bradshaw, the FTA coordi- nator, said, each and everyone can be very proud that they helped to make the holiday season a happy one for many people . KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!! SADD Row 1: J. Cook Row 2: ). Steiner, S. Brandt, K. Williams Row 3: E. Smith, C. Cosgrove, L. Meine, M. Picht, M. Kieffer, A. Poore, M. Wulfif, Row 4: C. Peatross, G. Dattilo, S. Wright, S. Raines Row 5: A. Axline, K. Luetkemeyer, L. Frick, K. Mitchell, E. Zuroweste, L. Gaither Row 6: Mr. Current, K. Bradshaw, C. Breuer, S. Cooper, B. Gluntz, J. Hamrick Row 7: J. Hug, K. Mitchell, S. Brandt A. Barton, A. Aguilar, E. Bade, P. Slatton, M. Da volt, T. Shelton Row 8: T. Connors, S. Gluntz, B. Bayer, P. Slatton, M. Hase Row 9: K. Hutcherson, J. Haller, A. Boden, B. Buechner, T. Walsh, D. Henderson, B. Hartzell, S. Schomberg, K. Boehmer, Row 10: K. Keane, D. Pettyjohn, K. Ruebling, C. Homer, B. Sanker, M. Ruether, J. Bauer, J. Wright, J. Miller, A. Seger, J. Ditto Row 11: B. Koepke, S. Ebbesmeyer, C. Rupp, S. Poore, L. Moritz, S. Taynor, J. Peatross, R. Roetemeyer, J. Austin, L. Schroeder, Row 12: K. Hanebrink, N. Slatton, R. Dattilo, B. Reifsteck, W. Brandt, S. Shockley Barbara Babb, Registered Nurse for ARCH (Area Rescue Consortium of Hospitals), talked at an assembly to the students about drinking and driv- ing and the wrecks she has seen. 177 FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Barret, K. Robinson, E. Brooks, E. Bruendermann, K. Keane, L. Ketterer ROW TWO: C. Newburry, E. Mossop, J. Toebben, J. Stewart, S. LaChance, T. Vanpool, K. Boehmer, A. Seger, L. Stuermann ROW THREE: B. Bolm, A. Blaue, A. Jones, R. Stark, K. Mitchell, B. Reifsteck, J. Miller, K. Smith, D. Emke ROW FOUR R. Chandler, T. Hawk, C. Hines, C. Stark, J. Bauer, S. Cregar, J. Austin, K. Williams, ROW FIVE L Frick, E. Bade, O. Pettig, L. Meine, G. Owenby, B. White, T. Palitzch, K. Collins ROW SIX D. Chandler, R. McCann, B. Burke, J. Mixon, J. Lewis, C. Homer, G. Dattilo ROW SEVEN M. Wulff, S. Wilson, J. Clemens, D. Laymon, L. Schroeder W-Club W-Club provided the biggest gift to date this year for the school. It was carpeting the upstairs of the fieldhouse. The initial financing was done by the Big Red Booster Club, and then paid back by W-Club. The money to repay the Big Red Boosters was earned by holding the annual Chili Supper. The officers for this year were: Ken Robinson, President; Eric Brooks, Vice-President; Emily Bruenderman, Sec Tres; Becky Martin, Serg. of arms; and Kim Keane, Reporter. 178 Yearbook Row 1: Glenda Owenby. Row 2: Lynda Stuermann, Michele Da volt, Susan Brandt Becky Ca- gle, Debt Henderson, Cyndi Hor- ton, Janelle Parks, Laura Meine. Row 3: Cheryl Rupp, Tiffany Whitlock, Cindy Dean. Row 4: Brent Bolm, Tami Shelton, Scott Gluntz, Suzzie Dillon. Work on this yearbook be- gan the first week of school. That work continued weeks after school was out for the summer. Mainly because of graduation and similar events. Everything from the most basic of tools to the most advanced were used to com- plete the yearbook. Scissors one day, then a computer the next. 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