Wentzville High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Wentzville, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 187 of the 1978 volume:

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He also was involved with the construction of Soby Field, in memory of his close friend Sgt. Herbert L. Sobolewski. He is a charter member of the Rotary Club and served on the school board up to 1956 . Visiting the high school Dr. Borgesen talks with Mrs. Freda Swemam and Mrs. Madelyn Hopper, the school librarians. Admiring the plaque dedi- cated to Sgt. Sobolewski are Mary Novak and Tim Kilby. Dr. Borgesen also explains the importance of Sgt. Sobolewski's work to Greg Miller, Michelle Martin, Angela Davenport and Ben Dasal. Wrapping up his visit he chats with Coach Dennis Graser about the football scene . is . W We qf Clubs Sports Page 25 People Page 85 Page 49 Advertising Page 157 m 1 A B Y - uv 5. We ff WW fig? Pia, fs ,sf M Remember Homecoming with the rainy weather, the victorious game, the dance, and Ravin, homecoming queen, Remember the football, basketball, and baseball games. Don't forget the softball, volleyball and track teams, who brought our school many victories. Remember the band in the half-time shows, the contests, and the long hours before and after school. Remember the clubs with Student Council, Pom Pon, Spirit Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Chess, and the many others that tried to bring pride and rec ognition to our school. Remember the busy halls, the crowded cafeteria, the teachers, and the friends left behind. Remember these times and many more that bring back the memories of Om' Year. T un.. QSVZN IL L: YXSXYNXYW 2 . P 7 Spirit Week Clown day kicked off Spirit week, followed by Baby day, Indian day, Mourning for the Tigers day, and Blue and Gold day. The most spirited stu dents, annomaced at the pep assembly, were Paula Heeter and Shawn Van Hook. 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October 7, the game was played against Festus as planned, even though the rainy weather took its toll. After Dave Long recovered a fumble in the end zone , Eric Bradford made the only touchdown giving us a 7-O victory. 1 , fw . ,3 3, . , .,,1,,.,...,.,k.,.,V :V H - - 4- M-,...1f11. 2, , -.efz,,f...,f,- N W 14 ,k,b K fzr '.,. Q gf' The Homecoming Court includ- ed Mary Kirchner and Don Sa- muelson, freshmeng Dawn Duenow and Rick Dale, juniorsg Robin Irish and jerry Darby, seniorsg Debbie Weekley and Rick McGill, seniorsg Ravin Grubbs and Dan Boxell, Homecoming queen and kingg Debi Patrick and Donny Faron, seniorsg Vanessa Davidson and Chuck Koehler, seniorsg and Lisa Wherley and Alan Grubbs, sophomores. Winter Sports Dance The annual Winter Sports dance brightened the bleak winter months of snowy weather. The Winter Sports coLu't for this year was Debe Patrick, queeng james jarmon, kingg Mike Franklin, Debbi Weekley, Paul Rosburg, Bobbi Meyer, Joe Lammexs, Pam Schewe, Mark Grimsled and Robin Irish, royalty. . .M.....s 5 'WAN Va ,gg as Q3 J ' L X . f 5 , 3 o a I 'ii 17 iii , , ff Ag ...vu-QE N? 19 , Ti Qt., ,, . V. ' A Nina l .. .VM N ..-L ?i , ff I 'M K ' Sports Awards 1' ga I Slug WQYXUQ ' I '01 Sports award winners pictured below are Teri Tonioli, jeff Hamilton, joe Larnmers and Renee Holting in the front row. In the second row are Don Faron, Pete Newbold, Dan Boxell, Tony Wallace, Mike juern and Ken Nickles. 21 -X i .. IQ 1 f nf, 'o .R :Vi ' Q fr ',..f r li 12' 1 I ul X . x fi ,w x uf k 5 Q Z- ,S , Q Q rug. xl 5, T. di ' r ,S 23 .1 www? A ,fQw1?f'fm:wi'r, f-r 1: .N 325 'Y'1, .:'Q?,,4E452.ai?ig'a?',g?3F3'g ,mf-Q . f M 45.51 ix.-. Q' '- .gig f , A R, , , J T jfg1Q,Q 1 I- .L 45's'? ' A :Q?iWQgi2fgf?2Q?:i'i3Q5522x . A Q ' ' ' , Scif-2'5iasf1i5Q'Q.f:fW ' i 'iv ,fi X233 gg ' L -. N 1 , , l:If in Q 5 ,I , r ' ,..-. -. ,l5 V'.f Zi . K , TEPMSHIRTQWE V1 zz L svoms ww AL cos 5'E0NPXJ?0 Ls, wim.:x+,X , Pow Wow Staff This 1977-78 editor of the POW WOW was prepared and given to the students at Wentzville High School by a few dedicated people . We would like to thank all the people who helped . Thanks must be extended to faculty members Mrs. Cheryl Todd who organized the book, photography, layouts and writing, Mrs. Virginia Leverington who helped with the photography, Miss Meg Classe who drew the division page headings, Mrs. Sharon Tonioli who typed and gave valuable advice and tbe coaches and sponsors of activities who iden- tified pictures and wrote summaries of the year for us. Other people who helped with the yearbook are Karen Dickherber who organized the begimaing section, Dale Den- ny, Chuck Neiswenter and Debi Weekley who took and de- veloped pictures, Debbie Whited who organized advertising and was copy editor, Jaime Chailland who wrote the mate- rial for the activities section and Kim Conant, Carla Burks, Terri Eder and Vicki Huetal who typed all the senior mate- rials. Another large thank you goes to many of Mrs. Todd's stu- dents who voltmteered to help. They are Lisa I-lines, Janet Burkhart, Barb Hamm, Carol Schlichtjng, Barb Henberg, Sherri Green and Michelle Vaughn. The book was published by American Yearbook Company and many of the photographs were supplied by the Hal Wag- ner Studios. 26 f - x 5 b 2 W m Si . M my rib gl x ina' ,, ,. 3 S ' more me-w The yearbook staff for the 1977-78 school year was Jaime Chailland, Lisa Wherley, Dawn Dunn, Nancy Crider, Susie Williams, Maryellen Kirchner, Dale Denny and Chuck Neiswenter who are pictured in the front row. Mrs. Cheryl Todd, adviser, Betsy Slaughter, Robyn Irish, Debbie Whited, Kathy Widowski, Kim Conant, Carla Burks, Terri Eder, Vicki Heutal and Barb Lindner are in the second row. 27 W Student Council The 1977-78 Student Council officers were Ravin Grubbs, presidentg Loretta Standley, vice-president, Angela Davenport, secretary, and Sam Kohrs, treasurer. Mr. Robin Rowbottom was the sponsor. The members were ffirst rowj Beth Kenefick, Pam Grubbs, Linda Meyer', Kris Pinkston, Bobbie Meyer, Debbi Weekley, Teri Tonioli, Patsy O'Connorg fsecond rowj Cielo Navato, Debbie Whited, Laura Beelek, Sandy Licklider, Karen Bux, Sandy Belew, fthird rowj sponsor, Mr. Robin Rowbottom, Angela Davenport, Libbie Patrick, Laurie Ro- scrow, Debi Irvine, Nancy Crider, Andrea Hill, Donna Simpson, Linda Myers, Susan Lane, Amy Baker, Traci Russell, Tina Pemberton, Toni Warriner, Ken Lissner, Debe Patrickg Qfourth rowj Hal Chorpenning, Kevin Crumes, Alan Grubbs, Rob Topping, Jack Grubbs, Pat Elzie, jeff Hamilton, Jaime Chailland, Loretta Standley, Ravin Grubbs, Sam Kohrs and Rick McGill. Q If 28 a -nun ru 5 n 'dxf' E' 3, 3 buy M x 'Q S. if i , I ,J- oreign Languages Wentzville had two foreign exchange students. Lars Bjering was from Sweden and Beatriz Oliveira was from Brazil. The members of the German Club are Viv Albers, Miss Ann Liebig, Pam Schewe, Beth Kenefick, Donna Gaertmer, Brenda Schalk and Rene Leggett in the first row. john Fay, Kevin Peyton, john Farmer and Chris Englert were in the second row. Not pictured were Becky Sheets, Patty Bohning, Hal Chorpenning, Dave Welliver and Paul Rosburg. Spanish Club members are Terri Bryant, Joni Swanick, Laura Huels, Kelly Morris, Donna Simpson, Judy Von Bolhn, Laurie Henth- orne and Elizabeth Slyvester in the first row, In the second row is Dan Boxell, Dale Parker, Debbi Weekley, Mr. Robert Arriola and Dale Denny. vu-' AX 29 Math Club Mu Alpha Theta members are ffirst rowj Becky Sheets, Pam Bailey, Steve Kidwell, Dawn Duenow, Dan Boxell, Qsecond rowj Tom Sinopole, Debe Pattick, Cielo Navato, Monty Brandenberg, Sam Hwang, Tom Mohler, Donna Miller, Mike Coble and Mr. Ake Takahashi. ,Q ff .v.,.,.--r I- e t, 'NW N . .Sm The math team brought to Wentzville many awards this year. At-St. Mary of the Woods M. Brandenberg and S. Hwang took first in the Sophomore Boy's Teamg D. Miller and C. Navato took second in the Senior Girl's Teamg and M. Coble and S. Kidwell placed second on the Senior Boy's Team. At the Wentzville Invitational took first over twelve schools from St. Charles County. At the meet in War- rensburg and Kirksville Wenizville placed first. 31 4 1 1 Spirit Club A -1 3-em, 1, .,!,a, Q 41 I? Eg 'mm Q 1 At t A, h .. b Q M E ft, fx M - 'L ,,,mf,.. ,xt .K . 1 V is X K 3 t ff A v LK 'X fu Nw4e:1i'T'ANf K ' 'K t fs .f 4:1 . 1 Lf, , ew, , v.l ' D fi 4 , bv 4 M Y7 I 1- 5' ,. at ff' off 5 ,Nw iw,-+.--M 3 mf QL ,las . L . , E W. 1 - ,A t ky ,V -3 Q KA ,f, 5 A A ,A SNA -,. , . , E .X ki A Lk Q - 1 H f ,if I . - - '--2 .,.,, W . fi - t : , ' Q i, 'fspgif ,. N -' z A , .,, I .. 1 , nt... V Ylz pz A - ' 'sd 15.9- ,z L i w gf., - t ,. . ,: i, 1...-'Tf.i 5 35, W Letterman 'S Club Science Club Chess Club Art Club -8-mf Members of the Wentzville Science Club are Ciela Na- vato, Donna Miller and Alma Navato pictured in the first row. Steve Kidwell, Sam Hwang, Mike Coble, Gary Brown, Monty Brandenberg and Mr. Jack Simmons are pictLu'ed in the second row. Members of the Art Club are John West and Alma Navato in the fxsit row. Greg Bruckerhoff, Cielo Navato, Mr. james Kelly, Joanne Gregurech and Mike Burks are seated in the second row. Colleen Grantx, Jodie Kampmann, Tom Sino- pole, Steve Baines and Dennis Hoke seated in the third row. Alan Wheeler, Pam Ambrose and Cindy Myers are in the fourth row. Chess Club members are Penny Frame and Steve Baines, seated. Kirk Yates and Helen Graeler are pictured standing with the club's sponsor, Mr. Robin Rowbottom. 33 Future urses Tutors Library Aides The Future Nurses organization consisted of Sandy Hagenhoff, Laura Doyle , Sheila Watson, Sally Ragsdale, Nancy Oakes, Traci Pemberton and their sponsor Mrs. Marge Brooks. The tutors for the 1977-78 school year were Marlene Bolling, Rene Leggett, Linda Myers, Mary Novak, Donna Miller, Jamie O'Neal and Teresa Hinlcle . 4911? ?' Library Aides were Shawn Van Hook, Jacqui Hogan, jeff Bruckendorf , Ben Dasal , Angela Davenport, jeff Hamilton, Bryan Poe pic- tured with the school librar- ians Mrs. Madeline Hopper and Mrs. Freda Swetnam. ,I 'KX 1 --'Z Wen tzvjlle Theater Wentzville Theater Members are Debi Irvine, Denise Schroer, Sandy Licklider, Lynne Scearce, Karen Williams, Lori Irvine and Steve Kidwell in the first row. Brian Luedloff, Kelly Garrett, Marlene Bolling, Doug Lightfoot, Susan Lane , Stacey Garrett, Shawn Van Hook and Cindy Myers are pictured in the second row. Laura Barrett, Chris Gibson, Dana Binsbachar, Laurie Henth- orne, Charlie James, Walter Lockley, Hal Chorpenning, Dru Binsbacher, Sponsor Mr. L. R. Hults, Michelle Adams, Jaime Chailland and Tom Sinopole are in the third row. Kim Smith and Angela Brewer are in the fourth row. 35 4 See How They Rall a ..... Kelly Garrett Miss Sklllon ..... Kim Rutland Rev Lionel Toop .,., Doug Lightfoot Penelope Toop . .Laurie Henthome . . . . Charlie james . . . .Tom Sinopole . . . .Steve Kidwell . . . .Brian Luedloff . . . . Stacey Garrett Production Crews , . . . . . . . .Director . . Jaime Chailland Elizabeth Sylvester . . . . . Cindy Myers . . Dana Binsbachar . Rich Steinkuhler . . . . . Chris Gibson . . . Donna Miller . . . Lynne Scearce 37 The Crucible Denise Schroer . Doug Lightfoot Marlene Bolling Kelly Garrett . Debi Irvine . . . Sandy Licklider Charlie james Sandy Carroll . Laura Barrett . . Hal Chorpenning 38 Cast Shawn Van Hook Jaime Chailland . Walter Lockley . . Stacey Garrett . . Steve Kidwell . Betsy Slaughter . Karen Williams . . Tom Sinopole . . Brian Luedloff Laurie Henthorne Mr. L. R. Hults Mr. L. R. Hulis Dana Binsbachar Ron Storie Marvin McRoberts Stacey Garrett Crew . . . . .Director . . . . . . .Director Kizn Smith Karen Williams Cindy Myers Dru Binsbachar Sandy Carroll Debi Irvine Jaime Chailland Teri Stobbs Laurie Henthorne Susan Rheaume Beisy Slaughter Angela Brewer Sandy Licklider Laura Barrett Kelly Garrett Brian Luedloff jenny Lissner Lars Bjering Michel Adams Lori Irvine Laura Huels Susan Lane Instrumental MUSIC The 1977-78 Wenizville Marching Indian Band received a division 11 rat- ing at Springfield, Missouri, and second place at Washington, Missouri, in halftime competition. The jazz Ensemble won first place in the Central Missouri State jazz Fes- tival, the Central Methodist Jazz Festival and the Northeast Missouri State jan Festival. They also won the Grand Trophy for the best evening perfor- mance at the Central Methodist Jazz Festival. 40 ,W I V W .sl y,gmi gsf4f ' ii I !,ig ,-sf ,......f -1' i ' YL'i The Concert Band received a I rating at the District Music Festival for the second year in a row. Students who received a 1 rating at districts and at state are Kelly Garrett, Kerry Reichardt, Marian Rosburg and Lisa Dickherber in a flute quartetg a trumpet trio of Jaime Chailland, joe Witte and Mard Pollardg and Pam Grubbs who won with an oboe solo. Students who received a I rating at districts and a 11 rating at State are Kerry Reichardt, Pam Grubbs, and Linda McNealey in a woodwind trio, and a clarinet quartet of Linda McNealey, Lori Irvine , Elaine Blattner and Lynda Cottle . 'S -. was W i i A v- 1 S ! I 'ffl NW Y Qi, a l:,i5::S??S f 53 yr:-1 W, 'Iwi -mfr-,if N' .i ,, 7-is ,,., ,fx i S .1 ll ww ' Wen tz Vill e Ch oral Groups DECA The Chapter officers of DECA are Marsha Hunt, presidentg Dar- rell McGill, parlimentariang An- gela Davenport, secretary, Ce- leste Steed, vice president, Pam Slicer, treasurer, and Teri Stobbs Knot picturedj , reporter. District award winners were Vicki Davidson, Angela Davenport and Don Storie pictured in the first row. Karen Thompson, Laura Beelek and Marilyn Millam are in the second row followed by Pam Slicer and Teri Stobhs, and in the fourth row are Marsha Hunt, Roy Haley, Lori Boland and Faye Schleuter. W ,W Q'-X . V. 46 re., Q ,iffy i i W Racquetball Tech School Racquetball team members for the 1977-78 school year were Mark Bendson, Greg Miller, Mark G1'i1'I1S1id, Mark Bates and Coach Denny Graser pictured in the first row. Scott Cary, Jaime Chailland, jon Rauh, Linda Myers, Amy Baker, Carrie Stump and Stacey Stoner are in the second row. Bryan I-Iobgood, Mike Moore, Kevin Stacey, Danny Brown, Andy Lobb, Gary Stobbs and Troy Fipps are seated in the thixd row. Tech school students are pictured below. fl ,Q 5 if Q is 47 N a f1.0H3I Hon OI' Socjet National Honor Society officers include Gary Brown, presidentg Tom Sinopole , vice-presidentg Mary Novak and Laura Barrett, secretaryg and Cielo Navato, treasurer. They were sponsored by Miss Leila Barge . iq 're or --- S 5 . A 153353 4 Q, 'L . ff N , . 'I , ,qqw we :m.! Varsity ootball The 1977 Indian Football team finished the season with a 5-4 record, the first winning season in three years. Led by senior co- captains Don Faron and Mark Grimslid, the varsity Indians were an exciting team to watch, both offensively and defensively. Senior quarterback Pete Newbold sparked the offense by throwing nine TD passes, seven going to senior split end Dan Boxell. Boxell led the team in touchdowns and pass receptions, with eight and eighteen respectively. jtmior running back Eric Bradford and senior fullback Mark Grimslid combined for over 970 yards rushing. A tough Indian defense which was led by many key seniors did not allow one TD pass all season. Leading tacklexs on the team were sophomore linebacker jack Grubbs, senior end Mike juern and senior safety Dan Boxell, who also led the team with three pass interceptions. As a team, the Indian defense intercepted eight passes and recovered fifteen fumbles 1977-78 Schedule Wentzville Fulton Wentzville St. Charles W Wentzville Troy Wemzville Orchard Farm Wentzville Festus Wentzville Borgia Wen11ville Fort Zumwalt Wenizville Francis Howell Wentzville Duchesne 50 E LC. we . .., . - ..., ...W I Seated on front of the varsity football team are co-cap- tains Don Faron and Mark Grimslid. In Row 1 are Matt Eha- man, Ken Nickles, Vance Powell, Peter Newbold, Mark Bendsen, Steve Rauschelbach, Mike juern, Tony Baker and jim Ruhl, manager. In Row 2 are Coach Denny Graser, Bill Atkins, Doug Norton, Eric Bradford, Tyree Brown, Kelvin Singleton, David Harris, Chuck Koehler, Dan Boxell, Barry Love, Brian Boxell and Tony Koehler, manager. In Row 3 are Coach jim Clark, Ron Stone, Scott Parker, Randy Boles. Alan Grubbs, Mike Davis, Dave Long, Marc I-lol ley , Jeff Hamilton, Steve Faron and Barry Nichols, manager. In Row 4 are Coach George Woodring, Gary Farrar, Ron Mackey, Dave Lauer, Dean Headrick, Todd Gordon, joe Christopher, Scott Gross, jon Rauh, Ron Rutherford and Larry Juern, manager. In Row 5 are Don Meyer, Ray H vey, Bob Cox, Scott Stoner, Ed Moore, Lewis johnson, Burkhead, john Demein, Jack Grubbs and Dave Burns. .Mu ar - Mike 51 Senior Lineup Chuck Koehler Don Faron Mark Grimsled Running Back 2nd Team All 2nd Team A11 Linebacker Conf . Linebacker Conf. Linebacker 'T' I - 1 Matt Ehman Mike Juern David Harris Ken Nickles Defensive End lst Team All 2nd Team All Hon. Men. All Tackle County End Conf. Def. Tackle Conf. Tackle Mark 321168211 Steve Rauschelbach Vance Powell Full Back Linebacker 2nd Team All Linebacker Conf. Guard Kelvin Singleton Honorable Men. All Conf. Guard Dan Boxell Tony Baker Pete Newbold 1st Team All End Hon. Men. All County End Safety Conf. QB Special Senior Awards Co-captains: Don Faron- Mark Grimslid Most Valuable Off. Back: Pete Newbold Most Valuable Def. Back: Dan Boxell Most Valuable Off . lineman: Ken Nickles Most Valuable Def. lineman: Mike juern 1977 Most Valuable Player Dan Boxell Freshman Football Westzville Duchesne 10 Wentzville Bowling Green O Wentzville Orchard Farm 0 Wentzville Francis Howell 8 Wentzville Pacific O Wentzville Ft. Zurnwalt 13 7 , A A A wlmfh 3 ' 'B' 9 'e f ,- Q g rin' ,,A ' ' il 3 ' - Q ' 1 . 1 ' Z 3. .f V A at B- 4, l? 5 ' Q 'f 68 v I gui' Q 1 ,figlwggng I gif? 7 The Freshman football team finished the season with a 4- Miller, Mark Bahr, Steve Scearce and joe Huels. In the 1-1 record. Team members seated are Steve Brook, Curt third row are Todd Duisen, Norris Lauck, Ron Dirksen, Scott Garrett, Dan Brown, Dennis O'Loughlin, Erin Kehoe, Rob Zwerlein, Rusty Drier, Rich Grelle, Mike Marren, Tom Weekley, Brett McCallester, Alan Moore , Jeff Conant, Beattie and Coach Bob Brasfield. In the last row are Matt Darwin Haake and Kevin I-Iinkle. In the second row are Stump, manager, Coach Dave Hoekel, Dan Klein, jay Marty Farrell, Rob Aman, Mike Loyd, Brian Bradley, Ken Thoroughman, Roger Ragsdale, Mark johnson, Mark De- Swanick, Alan Darby, Jeff Eisenbath, Scott Pleis, Randy mien, Russ Freymuth, and Guy Link. F. E , A 2 1 U. ,, are fa, L A F i ' for K . J sw rexdkff X 3, ?rf5a.y., I. R. R ' ' 'SML qygg 49,44 . M, i 2' . ss oun tr Cm C Y x..Jsum'!R Cross Country team members are Alan Fay, Mike Betts, Keith Kehoe, Jeff jackson, Jeff Hamilton, Andy Lobb and Tyler Kaldeman, kneeling. Coach Rich Johnson, Steve Riney, Dion Kehoe, John Fay, Mark Moore , Mike Davidson, jay Humprey and manager Paul John- son are standing. The 1977-78 Wentzville Cross Country team finished jlmior Mike Davidson. the year with a 5-3 dual meet record. The lndian's Harriers were led by junior jeff Hamilton, who placed first in the Troy Invitational, first in G.A.C. , second Team Record 5-3 in District and eleventh in the State Cross Country 4th Troy Invitational meet, the highest finish ever in Wentzville history of 4th Potosi Invitational Cross Country, Other Varsity letter Winners were soph- 31d G.A.C. omores Keith Kehoe , Mike Betts, jay I-hunprey and 9th District Cross Country Meet Freshman team members kneeling are Jenny Llssner, Cathy Kurzawa and Sue Dwyer. Members in the second row are Rhonda I-Iaslett, Cindy Goths- chalk, Esther Ehman, Libbie Patrick, Brenda Burks, Sandie Carroll, Mar- gie Ponders and Cindy jones. ln the back row are Lynda Cottle, Laurie Cunningham, Nancy Fogarty, Sheryl White, Laurie Roscrow, Bob Flynn, Chris Thieme, Natalie Bahr, Lisa Morgan, Lisa Giesmann and Craig Mill- I er 1 if PUD' f A all 3 'E 4 I 4 3 3 5 Sophomore Powder Puff team members are Sherry Porter, Tami Grimslid, Charlene Matthews, Patsy O'Conner, Vicki Walker, Sue Dyer and Debi Irvine in the front row. Standing are sophomores Rob Topping, Denise Kolkmeier, Sheri Albers, Betsy Slaughter, Traci Russell, Sheryl Ferrie, Chris Throughman, Terry Calhoun, Cindy Calhoun, Greg A. Miller. A 1 Representing the juniors are Linda Myers, Donna Simpson, Kelly De Pauw, Joni Swanick and Kelly Morris kneeling. Standing are Sue Bayse , Terry Bryant, Cheryl Boxell, Dawn Duenow, Kathy Widowski, Tina Vene- zia and Andrea Hill. Q Posing for the senior team are Bobbi Meyer, Debi Week- X 'I ley Wendy Slade and Deanna Young. ln the rear are Sandy '4 V A ' Weigert, Teri Tonioli, Diane Nash, Karen Bux and Renee 1 Hoelting. Powder Puff Between rain showers the first round of Powder Puff games ended with victories for the sophomores and seniors. In the opening game the seniors defeated the ju- niors 21-6. The sophomores were victorious on the gridiron with a 28-0 shut-out over the freshmen. ln the consolation game the jwuiors tied the freshmen, 6-6. After a hard fought battle thebsophomores reigned supreme 8-6. The touchdown for the soph- omores was scored by Patsy O'Connor, and Teri Tonioli scored for the seniors, 57 Softball The 1977 Girls Softball team was flawed by inconsistancy. Even with five G.A.C. All-Star selections, the girls came up short in the big games. First team all-stars were first base Renee Hoelting Q15 runs, 13 RBD, and catcher janet Bacon f.409, 10 RBD. Outfielder jill Bacon L395, 13 RBD, Gail Gouge 1.361 , 22 runsj , and Patsy O'Connor L327, 25 runs, 19 RBD gained second team recognition. The varsity chalked up wins against eight teams while losing to seven in the regular season. They won against Her- man, 4-O, and New Haven, 5-2, in the District To1,u'na- ment, while losing the championship game to Silex, 7-6. The IV team finished 1 - 1 . Members of the softball team who are sitting are Laura Gouge, Debe Patrick, Cheryl Boxell, Dawn Duenow, Lynda Meyers, Rene Hoelting, Patsy O'Connor and Gail Gouge . Those kneeling are janet Bacon, Cindy Calhoun, Chris Throughman, Teri Calhoun, Sheri Albers, Marian Rosburg, UQ. 'Y Carrie Stump and jill Bacon. Assistant Coach Mr. Jerry Smith, score keeper Joni Swanick, Elaine Blattner, Pam Grubbs, Libbie Patrick and Head Coach Mr. Peter Tuffli are standing . E' as a, 'fs az.-7-r . . ff 5 -P41 it Erik- 1' Q, , N f 7 as jr. 9 if I . rf sr--A M.. f.--,Q iz' ,. ,.. ' 'HJ Q- - no, as , I ,gr .f x JW F ' F ' - T , M T ' fs A X , , A . -gg, fi V .M ,, V S, X 'xssui S S swf-stag Hifi' S e TI-3-LIYYZ Y, 'al '. 'bjlf' ' , t 5 givin- xx N 4 7 ' .e .s Q fi 'iw ' ..,:. VVhV -r if S ' The Wentzville Volleyball team is composed of Edie Pat Estes, Sandy Weigert, Bobbi Meyer and Karen Bux. Carter, Sandie Carroll, Amy Baker, Laurie Cunning- Mrs. Cathy Stoner, coach, Margie Ponder, Sandy ham, Rochelle Eisenbath, Terry Ettien and Cheryl Ward, Teri Tonioli, Tina Pelle and Dotty Beattie are Rush, seated. Team members in the second row are standing. Donna Judy, Terrie Collier, Barb Tobin, Sandy Belew, Volle ball The Wentzville Volleyball team played in the Gateway Athletic Confer ence this year. The varsity team also participated in an all day Round Robin Tournament in Troy and district competition in Warrenton. Power volleyball with dinks, spikes, bumps and blocks is becoming a highly competitive sport in the area . S as We , SE Xi 4' , gi-gf Varsity basketball members are Billy Hutson, Bill Standing are jim Ruhl, manager, Pete Newbold, McNair, James jarmon, Dan Boxell, Ralph Hunter and Mike Franklin, Pau-ick Elzie, Paul Rosburg, Steve Orf Kent Sifford, kneeling. Mike English and Coach Skip Scherrer. I ffmmfli r Y N w t w W i u N r i Varsity Basketball Super devastating and exciting were just a few of the words used to describe this year's record setting basketball team. Losing just three games by a total of four points, the Indians finished with a 26-3 record. One of the many highlights of the season came in the first round of the state tournament when Wentzville set a new state tournament scoring record with a 116-62 win over Lutheran .- , ,.q fy - ' T' . 1 S 3 r North. Along with the team efforts this year there were many outstanding in- dividual performances. james Jar- mon, Tony Wallace and Paul Rosburg were awarded First Team All-Con- ference Honors. Patrick Elzie was chosen to the Second Team and Dan Boxell received an Honorable Men- tion. j.j. also received Second Team All-District honors , while 7 -ix- A nn v1l Tony Wallace was picked on the First Team All-District and First Team All- State . The final tribute came to the bas- ketball team after the season was over. The St. Louis Post Dispatch picked the Wentzville basketball team as the number one team among the St. Louis area small schools. Ewa , ' X NG P-NS -M -new-qt' W Q S 2 if wav- --- 61 Team Sets Sco1'1'ng Record At 116' WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS W WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS ,eel 6 80 WHS- my Q '93 WHS 100 WHS 81 WHS WHS 57 73 112 76 as as 65 118 '66 y ' Cleviilind eS'e' W Sullivan Orchard Farm Qharles West 75 74 85 56 Troy 88 74 85 112121111125 80 Rosary 72, Hazelwood East 59 'Francis Howell 82 Fort Zumwalt 90 Duchesne 94 Washington 68 Washington 1 76 Fox Union i Montgomeryggllty Borgiao W W 0 Francls cHoWe11. Orchard, Fort Zuifnwalt H Warrenton Duchesne-18 St. Dominic St. Dominic Montgomery City Luthern North McKinley lst G.A.C. A ist Wentzville Tournament 'lst Duchesne Tournament 2nd FQlft,gi,Q.zZUi11W21f Tourna- Ament A -'.'o',, 'W 5, lsr , on W no ,goal in Q S , J . Q S 01. . f ig .5 ,. - 1- Pejn ts M8311 IERIZNLLE !l5!'5U4 if SQWGRD i3 hz B SWELL D I5 . l ULLAQ T llilil ill!!! U 5-. A ,. JV Basketball This year's Sophomore Basket- ball team had an outstanding sea- son vvith a record of 20-4. In G.A.C. their record was 7-1. They took first in G.A,C. In totunament play the team took third in the St. Francis Borgia tournament and the St. Dominic tournament. In the St. Charles West tournament they had an out- standing performance with a first place win over St. Charles West. Bobby Wallace lead the team in total rebounds with 182 . Brian Boxell lead the team in assists with 715 steals 705 and team points 383 . Q i i. i f 1 3 We 41 K I 1,9 to s g: sf- x.. f -- ' 1'X- -, i The IV basketball team was composed of Ron Mackey, Alan Grubbs, Todd Gordon, Brian Boxell and Scott Stoner, kneeling. Coach Rich johnson, Jack Grubbs, Chris Smythe, john I-lirth, Bob- by Wallace, Carl Bolm, Jim Reininger and Keith Kehoe, manager, are stand- ing. The Freshman basketball team posted a season of 13-3. Team members are Randy Miller, Scott Pleis, Dennis Crowell, Mike Lloyd, Don Samuelson and Brian Bradley. Tom Williams , manager, Tony Hines, Russ Freymuth, Mark Demien, Guy Link, jay Through- man, and Coach Larry Holzhauser are standing. 65 30 Pictured above is the Girls Varsity Basketball team Kneeling 1S 'Teri Tonioli, Patsy O'Conner and Renee Hoelting In the second row 1S Coach Enlow Arnold, Cheryl Boxell, Laura Gouge, Joni Swamck, Dawn Duenow and Sue Dwyer, manager. Basketball The Girl's Varsity Basketball team had a 12-10 season, winning second place in the St. Clair Tournament and third place in the Dushene Tournament. Teri Tonioli and Cheryl Boxell both made second team Conference . Patsy O'Conner and Renee Hoelting received honorable mention. Individual awards went to Teri Tonioli, outstanding team player and Senior Ath- leteg Renee I-Ioelting, defensiveg Cheryl Boxell, offensive and free throw, Laura Gouge, sportsmanship, and Patsy O'Con- nor, most assists. Teri Tonioli and Renee I-Ioelting are the only graduating seniors, so the team will be shooting for another good season. Members of IV team are Cindy Calhoun, Cindy Gottschalk, Marian Rosburg, Carrie Stump, Terri Calhoun and Chris Throughman. Coach Enlow Arnold, T xv? ,. ' ar qs s .1 -151553713 '1- E q fl g Q YI ':............... l Q lj I ...Qs C l.f A 4 K Shirley Blunt, Cindy Jones, Pam Grubbs, Gail Gouge, Esther Ehman, Monica Short and Sue Dwyer, manager, are pictured standing. JV Basketball junior Varsity had a Winning season with an 8-7 re- cord. They lost 4 games with less than five points per game . Individual awards go to Marian Rosburg for best of- fensive player, and Chris Throughman and Gail Gouge, best defensive players. Most of the starters will move up to the Varsity team, but there are a large group of freshmen that will beef up next year's team. 67 Wrestling 198 Z'- The varsity wrestling squad is composed of David Burns, Walter Clark, Dean Hea- drick, Greg Eply, Tim Hazlett, Barry Love, Curt Garrett and Joe I.a1'n.mers, seated. Coach Dave Hoekel, Tyree Brown, Scott Parker, Bob Cox, Rory Lazalier, Ken Rolwes and Assistant Coach Denny Graser are standing . Dual Mears 8-2 it A, X - - i f? . Wentzville 44 St. Louis Central 9 Wentzville 37 N.W. of Housesprings 17 Wentzville 27 Jennings 25 -Ms Wentzville 29 Union 21 Wenuville 38 Berkeley 21 Wentzville 13 St. Charles 43 Wenizville 21 Hazelwood West 30 Wentzville 29 Maplewood 9 Wentzville 30 St. Charles West 24 Wenizville Coun Da 25 31 Uv Y Second place District Tournament - -fW.Q:f41,m5Qf,,,w ,- H f A ,,,-- i The Freshman Wrestling team brought home many medals from the St. Charles West Quad. They are Mark Dale , Tyler Kahdeman, Curt Garrett, Jim Achord, Rob Weekley, Bill Felkner, Tony Phillips and Dallis Hill. ln the second row are Marty Ferrell, Ken Swanick, Paul Rowles, Chris Morris, Doug Schie- felbein, Alan Darby, Roger Ragsdale and Coach Denny Graser. 'r , C, The 1977-8 varsity wrestlers compiled a 8-2 record in dual meets and placed third in the McCluer Quad, Francis Howell Quad and Pacific Tournament, ranked second in the district tour- nament and finished eleventh in the state tour- nament. Walter Clark, Rory Lazalier and Scott Parker qualified at the state tournament, while Tyree Brown placed third and joe Larnmers and Barry Love took fifth in their categories. Team leaders in total takedowns were Barry Love , Rory Lazalier and Tyree Brown. Most re- versals were collected by Tyree Brown and Joe Lammezs. Rory Lazalier and Scott Parker record- ed the most escapes. Wrestlers capturing the most wins were Walter Clark, joe Lammers, Barry Love and Tryee Brown with 24 Wins each. joe Lammers was also the outstanding wrestler for 1977-8. He was a four year varsity letterman who qualified for state each of the last three years. His record his senior year was 24-5. 4 xv' ,,.,.-an-fl -ffv 1-... The varsity track team pictured at the top of this page is com- posed of jenny Lissner, Debi Weekley, Libbie Patrick, Teresa Walker, Maryellen Kirchner and Robin Henthorne , seated. Team members in the second row are Terry Ettien, manager, Teri Ton- ioli, Janice White, Donna Horton, Patsy O'Connor and Jill Bacon followed by Mrs. Karen Hull, coach, Liz Kirkwood, Cheryl Box- ell, Annette Walker, Cindy Calhoun, Terri Calhoun, Pam Grubbs and Nancy Fogarty, statistician, in the last row. JV team members pictured at the bottom of the next page are Tammi Haney, Sue Dwyer, Monica Short and Ester Ehman in the front row. Manager Terry Ettien, Laurie Cunningham, Laurie Ro- scrow and Debe Patrick are in the second row. Standing are Coach Hull, Lynda Cottle, Pam Grubbs, Sheryl White, Pam Hunter, Liz Kirkwood and Nancy Fogarty, statistlcian. .av1f-.' A X 5 I G1rls Track The 1978 girls fleet foot squad made ' 'tracks' ' this season with an impressive statistic: they never finished last. The season's out- come was as follows: 3-O in dual meets, three first places and one second place in triangular meets, second in districts, second in G.A. C . , third in Union Relays and fourth in the Howell Invi- tational. Three school records were broken this season by girls who al- ready held the honors. Cheryl Boxell broke her own 80-yard low hurdles record with a new time of 11 .9 in the preliminaries at the District Track meet at Union. Patsy O'Connor heaved the shot putt 35'6' ' beating her old school record by 3M inches. The discus record Was broken twice this season, first by Patsy O'Connor with a twirl of 106' 11 .5' ' . Two weeks later Teri Ton- ioli beat Patsy's toss by one half inch. Freshman Maryellen Kirchner set the initial school record for the triple jump with a leap of 31'6' ' . Our outstanding events centered around sprinting including the 100-yard dash, 220 dash, 440 and 880 relays, discus and shot. ev-'Su . fa new-. em ' -'-k ' ' 1 1 :ts trial' ,Atmel I r 1' Varsity Baseball The Varsity Baseball team pictured above was composed of Chuck Daly, Larry Keling, Bill Hutson, Doug Norton 'I Steve Faron, Randy Thompson, Bill At- kins, Scott Pleis and Dale Denny, kneeling. Standing are Kevin Peyton, Dan Box- ell, Mike juem, Mike Franklin, Paul Rosburg, Greg Lewis, Jody Anderson, Don Faron and Coach Skip Scherrer. 72 -L.. S55 ,sf-8. M4 if-V. vvvvvvvesw ew A-MXN v Q. so if ,..XN ' l iwftg 04 was e 'wwt' . ,. . n no a n at M+?2iWQ I'2 -f'::a.swr' AQ3!Ai5.Q'f - Normally an 8-7 record would not cause too much excitement, but the 8-7 season produced the first wirming baseball team Wentzville has had since the early '60's. The Indians had to Win their final two games to get over the .500 mark. Fine pitching performances by Larry Keling and Randy Thompson, plus the lthhi' fPulRb didth tr'k. cuc. ttmgo a osurg e 1C Along with the successful season the baseball lndians placed fom' starters on the All Conference Team: catcher Steve Faron, first baseman Mike Juem, and shortstop Kevin Peyton. Paul Rosburg was the other member of the All Conference team. Paul's .490 batting average led the county in hitting and also gave him the Most Valuable Player award for this year's team. Alan Grubbs and Randy Thompson both received Honorable Mention on the All Conference Selections. -4 , JV Baseball The IV baseball team finished the year with a,7-3 record. Team members are Dennis Crowell, Mike Burkhead, Jim Boedeker, Brian Bradley, Tim Thieme, Randy Miller and Gary Farrar in the front row. Standing are Coach Barry Rinderknecht, Mark johnson, Gary Alcorn, Jim Reininger, Mark Demien, Keith Lechnir, Eddie Moore, Ron Ruth- erford and Scott Stoner. 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F' 1 ' Afieriv'-15' ' ' ' Va Q ' ' ' QRTIJY 15 V. . , 'I 4 . gg f.-m.smw j - -e Qi 4,1 X 1 'i-ff V 4 s ,,.,,K Us I hh 'G 2 Q 4 Q S -w er4'f 'fl1 r I . ,fx ff .r...,' f 41 Y wh v, - A N - . 1--. 2 1 ,, -1 is XM 'ff ,M Ar, f 5, f ,N Y A' A 3' ....-id? Golf Sporting a 10-3 record for this season, the golf team also won the G.A.C. tournament, finished thirteenth in the district and was noted for their consistent play. Team members are Don Sa- muelson, Chuck Lombardo, Bob Gary and Greg Perusse , kneeling. Coach Bob Brasfield, jamie Walk- er, Kent Siffozd, Jim Vaughn and Bill Moore are standing. 75 Track The Varsity Track teamposted records of 2-0 in dual meets, 3- 1 in uziangular meets and took second place trophies at Washington re- lay and Union relay. Seven individuals qualified for the state track meet. During the season Scott Heying set a new school record in the high jump at 6'4' ' . Tony Wallace set a school record in the 440 at 50.0 seconds. 3 1 , KONI UA!!! DOIN fx l v . l . f , on vw- 'l 76 In the first row of the Track Team pictured below is Vance Powell, Ken Nickles, Jeff Jackson, Dion Kehoe, Dave Long, Mike Davidson, Scott Heying and Coach jim Clark. The second row consists of Tony Wal- lace, Ron Mackey, Steve Riney, Keith Kehoe, Dave Laur, Russel Freymuth, Mike Davis, Jeff Hamilton and Steve Jones. Track members in the third row are Dave Woods, Doug House, Jay Hum- phrey, Randy Boles, Karrel Phifer, Mark Bergstrom, Alan Fay, Lars Bjerl- ing, Keith Crumes and Tom Ellison. Mark Grimslid, john Fay, Mike Lloyd, Tom McCarver, Scott Parker, Mark Pollard and Eric Bradford make up the last row. . V 77 ennjs Posing before a match are the members of the termis team. Kneeling are Steve McCarver, Carl Gouldin, Bobbi Meyer, Kelly Morris, Tom Beattie and Chris Thieme . In the back row are Bill Felkner, Greg Meador, Gary Stobbs, jim Lyons, Dave Simons, Sam Hwang, Andy Lobb and Troy Fipps . The team was 3-5 for the season with five people going to the districts . l snnsn n -d,,,, , e l K llllllllllllll 1 . .--.gggllllllllik l 5 7' Q if The Ge ve Their Best For Wen tzville Most Players Foofbau 'W S ee Dan Boxell Cross Country jeff Hamilton Softball ' Renee Hoelting Volleyball Sandy Weigert Varsity Basketball S o Tony Wallace Girls Basketball Teri Tonioli Wreetling Joe Lammers Tennis Bobbi Meyer S jamie Walker A 'Aa'e' Baseball Paul Rosburg Track ,iii-E1-SCSU Heying Girls Track Teresa Walker Senior Scholar Athlete Dan Boxell Senior Girl Athlete Teri Tonioli Senior Boy Athlete Paul Rosburg F ' f 1. ' ' ' fr: ' Q, 'ff Ur '92 , wrt, , , 3 ,A ff.: 'C 3 fi '. w rf , T ':':'4 U' A i Q ff T ae e -4 MIUMNS 2- -1' . M yy 1l11 ' N-Q .X ' A eaoo y 4 1 fV , .ig 1 L x ,f, Qia n: eg y , ey 1 2 Q 1 A I -pguwadi C'hee1'Iead1ng Squads 'SH Q 'pi + 'S if ' 1 -9 4 4 ai . d ya i J' It 5 5 51 V 'dl Q a ew' W v M' ' I 4, ' I i iggi 1, W 'T' 5 5 dal, Q If ,,,ig,,4i gil, ,.,. , A.,w,, Leading the cheers for the freshmen were Elaine Blatmer, Sheri Rambaud, julie Lammers, Terry Gou- dy, Laurie Roscrow, Libbie Patrick, Nancy Van Hook, Maryellen Kirchner, jenny Lissner and Debbie Ran- dolph. Cheering for the wrestling team this year were Debe Patrick, Karin Bux, Sam Kohrs, and Tina Venezia . 80 - c Q., l,,, . fm.. a.. -'X A I Helping promote spirit at varsity events were ten varsity cheerleaders. In front is Darlene Rowland with Stacey Pleis, Leanne Wemhoener, Pam Schewe, Debi Weekley and Sam Kohrs on the second row. Linda Meyer, Robyn Irish, Kathy Seidel and Debe Patrick are standing. The IV cheerleading squad is composed of Janice Heying, Vicki Walker and Lori Schultz doing the splits. In the second row are Sheryl Ferrie, Traci Russell, Brenda Sitze and Shari Albers. On top of the formation are Betsy Slaughter and Janice White. W. W t iiev 1 6 t - t sl ' w, S S I arryi tsei f If X ,ale ' I 3, 7' 'i, A 'ir' 4 ,W WV ' Q :A ,f if - RL R t.s.i a we Y f X V Ilee gl fi: -' ' rw ' - -J, ,NK ,f I --f's ,,..., .,Q' , I , ' i ,.,,... ,k.a.n.,,..w-sm. .,... 81 .14-'fhnlwxi . ld. L--'WM Swat: T' Q f 3 ,H ' Q W---- ' ur 4 -1? ' ,,.. KV' Q .' ,Q ...,,......,. Q f ......... X l ,Qi I L: 3 V fs Pom Pon Team pf-f v CT' l-HP' ' K ,,illF'-1 yy NA, ,A 79' 5 ji naw! ' The 1977-78 Pom Pon squad consisted of Michelle Mueller, Kim Schnaath, Rene Kilmer, Tina Rellergert, Laurie Rellergert and Lynne Scearce who are pictured kneeling. Pat Snyder, Davxm Dwm, Judy VonB1ohn, Beth Kenefick, Pam Wiesendanger, Debbie Wiesendanger, Tina Pemberton and Debi Irvine are pic- tured standing, Not pictured is Patti Bohning. 84 .. ,,,, X wgrwvzvuuua. MXSSQEQP' v Ag f 57 i 1 Wvmfaa -A Adm1'n1'S tra tion Mr . Gale Lane School board members are Adrienne Lissner, Dick Gross and Carl Reininger, seated. Standing are Richard Kitchen, Barbara Headrick and Manvel Holt. Mr. Clinton Maness Mr Loxus Newbold Mr . Michael Coury X Q o 5 5 -. ,, un - K A ,Q-4- Y Ai' Special Personnel Claude Whitchux-ch -Auf ',s. M Sharon Tonioli ZR , fp f Madelyn Hopper Marge Brook f Fl! lv- va ,f,. . ',- 'YQ 'f+. Nancy Bryant Cheryl jones joe Willenbrock x t Pam Scarlet jackie Giessinger Darlene Whited ,W ,gk Freda Swemam Viola Walterman Juanita Williams Florence Parnell Dorothy Riddle Shirlee Smith Every Adult eeds A Child To e R. A. Archbald Rita Armistead Leila Barge Sharon Blakenship l X 1' , . 1 1 . if, W I john Blegen Linda Blumenberg Marjorie Brandes Robert Brasfield ' Q .l 4 I r Chg It's The Way Adults Learn - Frank Clark L Ralph Burton Gerald Carter jim Clark Meg Classe l K r 3 Dan Farmer Paula Foster Ward Garrison Paula Givens 3' unsung , w 1 . , ,i J l F . . Q kg n .' MM f:---,.,1, y-7:1 1 , 1u1. ..a Y,- eval Becoming Is Superior To Being - Pe ul Klee Dennis Graser Donna Grissom Dennis H athaway ,Mary I-Iermanson Karen Hull L.R. Hults Judy Hunt Gerald Jacquin I We promised you Seniors the best ,orom yo! . . . l1oro's hopzhg this one you'll uooor forget. ,Admiral - ,April 72, 1979 1 Lf' , - lx--,L lx i K? V A -. A ii Clie junior 6'lass of Wentzoille fliyn Senool eordially invites you to sail on ine ,Adiniral April tWe0'ln ,Nineleen lzundred and seoenly-nine as we eeleliraie ine junior- Senior Proin l5'oardiny tune 8:00 lo 8:30 ,o.1n. Sailiny liine 8:30 to 12:00 oin. Une inserted card ie your ,oassporl Un' ,Admiral April 12, 1979 v ', , Y W. P -ua l f All , NY ee.-- Rich johnson Mary jones james Kelly Dorci Leara Virginia Leverington Ann Liebig Mary Miller Kathy Morrison XR yy, 91 Insist On Yourself Never Imitate - Emerson inda Nelson David Null john Powell Marjorie Robinson 4 ,ga - 1' Art Scherrer Jack Simmons or Xt s Lorraine Spicer Catharine Stoner YM H71 7 it -ind? Virginia Slater jerry Smith Joseph Stain William Theobald The More You Do, The More ou Susan Thorougman L X X' Cheryl Todd Are. Peter Tuffli Trish Tuffli Judith Zimmer QD 5,1 Q --nf' L LJ? a Cafeteria And Custodial Staff gm ,M I 2 1 .J .1 Q ,I I, M ff , 'Q Y lg. . ' ' al 'a Seniors 1978 My Interest Is In The Future - Because I 'm Going To Spend The Rest Of My Life There. l Jody Anderson Mark Bacon Pam Bailey Brenda Ballard Marlene Bolling Bev Bandy ,fi , Mark Bates Mark Bendsen Dru Binsbachar XT? Mark Blanton Ellen Blatmer Patty B01-ming Tony Baker Lama Barrett Q71 Lars Bjering Tammy Boles 3, Nancy Bor11 Danny Boxell Wayne Bradford Steve Briegel Dale Brinkman Gary Brown Gene Brune Tian Buescher Susan Brassel Roy Browning jeff Bueckendorf Laura Buffalow Carla Burks Hal Chorpenning Kim Conant Ben Dasal Karin Bux Steve Campbell Debra Carter '-ff-,V james Christ Robbie Clemens Mike Coble Donna Crawley joe Crosby jerry Darby Angela D9-VenP01't Denise Davidson Vanessa Davidson Debra Davis Dale Denny Karen Dickherber Lisa Ditch Brian Duenke Sheri Ebeling Theresa Eder Matt Ehman Annette English Don Faron Steve Felkner Tim Fitzgerald Bob Flynn Mark Fowler Mike Franklin Mike Funk Kelly Garrett Laurie Gittemeier Dan Goodfellow Ted Gouge Mark Grimslid Ravin Grubbs William Hale Tina Halloran WSE Ethel Hamm Scott Hammond Eric Handlang Kevin Haney Dan Harris David Harris ' N 3 - ' - :- X 4 n , S ..- h l Tom Harvey Faith Heinrich Chris Henson Laurie Henthome Kent Heutel Vicki Heutel , V QQ, Scott Heying Mike Hickey Teresa Hinkle Renee Hoelting h jackie Hogan Sharon Holst Randy Honlcey Steve I-Iouk N J V - Laura Huels Marsha Hunt Susan Huntspon Ann Hutson Robryn Irish Loryne Irvine jill james james Jarmon -:cf-V Becky jolliff Winston Jordon Nike juem Nancy junte Qgfrv' Jodie Kampmann Dion Kehoe Beth Kenefick Steve Kidwell Kim Klein Kathy Knuckles Chuck Koehler Sam Kohrs joe Lammers Rory Lazalier Mike Lechnir Renee Leggett Cincly Lewis Jennifer Lewis Doug Lightfoot Kim Link l l Wayne Linnenbringer Ken Lissner Bill Long Pam Long F29 Brian Luedloff Teresa Maifeld Michele Martin Steve MCC2rVer 'fviilh' Darrell McGill Ricky McGill W Bill McNair David Meier Michele Menne Bobbie Meyer Heather Millar Carol Miller Craig Miller Donna Miller Greg A. Miller Greg C. Miller Lisa Miller Mark Miller Dawn Mills Tom Missey Tom Mohler Don Monroe Rodney Monroe Bill Moore k Mark Moore Teresa Morgan Don Mueller Scott Munder Linda Myers Chuck Neiswenter Mark Napier Diane Nash Cielo Navato Pete Newbold Ken Nickles Wayne Nolting Mary Novak Robert Oakes I XFN mm, ,gmc mmf 5 - wt' 6 Q ...x ggi? aww Il ,Jn if M 35 Aki! iii' A 5 ,JF Wllgissa ' N1 ww s! Mk Q , Qi P 1 A Q 1- X if 2:1 W W f X , :ff Tim Prouhet Kevin Purdy Dawn Railey Deborah Ramsey Steve Rauschelbach David Reily joe Reininger Mitch Rhodes Russell Rolwes Paul Rosburg Joyce Rosson jim Ruhl i Karen Salfefl Brenda Schalk Pam SCTIBWC Kevin Schoeninger ii 1 Linda Schulte Kathy Seidel Kelvin Singleton Tom Sinopole Wendy Slade Russell Smith Glen 5ta1'keY 'Tim Steimel Rich Steinkuhler Ken Stevens Teri Stobbs Nichole Stodghill Don Storie Ron Storie Elizabeth Sylvester David Thiedke 'Teri Tonioli Stephanie Toth N Gary Townsend Mike Treece jeff Turpin Victor Ulrich Shavsm Van Hook Cleve Vannier jim Vaughn Cay Voss 'vs jamie Walker Teresa Walker Mark Weatherford Debra Weekly y 111 -.,. 1 ' . '11 1, ff- 'ff fd --.Q Charles W11112TI1S Karen W1111ams 1 A sf Y E ' ' Q W'1,WgY, , ,j, Q f WWW' Y Y K 1' 1, ., V an w 3 Q-5,,.Y xi' . wg Q, fu? . ,H N 5 14:7 ,da When asking the senior class members what they did this year, the response most gave was ' 'Oh we partied, and we partied and we partied! Seriously though, the Senior Class did contribute some- thing to their Alma Mater. The Senior Class sponsored the Red Cross Blood Mobile for the 1977-78 school year. Their record of 147 pints of blood topped the previous school records. The Senior Class Officers for the 1977-78 year were Teri Tonioli, presidentg Debbi Weekley, vice presidentg Debe Patrick, Secre- tary, and Angela Davenport, Treasurer. Miss Paula Givens was their senior class sponsor for this year. T' 134-7- Wh0's Who IRL Q, 'fre' ff W V? f Van Hook- Cielo Navato and Steve Kidwell-Most Likely to Succeed Dear Seniors , It has been a pleasure sharing the last four years with you . . . . . and 1 sincerely wish each of you the very best in years to come . With the milestone of graduation, a new and different world will o en for ou ...... lt's a uctive world and P Y Prod beautiful life, providing you want it that way. I hope that each of you will choose a life worthy of those who care and work for you. My very best. Respectfully , Gale L . Lane Turtle Award F' Winners Teri Toni 011 Steve Kidwell At Wentzville High School some stu- dents, invisible to the majority of the student body, seem to carry the weight f s p of the school on their backs. It is the W' purpose of this award to recognize two of 4 .uv these studems, who through four years of 'V 'L 44 fe hard work, have accomplished much for themselves, but especially they have left a valuable legacy to those who will come after them. sv-,I Qualifications Leadership Service to the Student Body Academic Achievement Extracurricular Involvement QNominated and voted by the facultyj ..,r 55 X WN V W N W f X P N77 E , WN zu Li L jf.fQQY:v 1 'Kinr- 42.1 Er 'I BI. K-A 'S'--.4 :Mil .5 'TU' 117 Senior Index JOEL LEE ANDERSON JR . Football 25 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1 ,2,3,4. 1 will to the baseball team of '79 a win or two5 I will to Coach Scherrer a 7-foot center for the year of 1979. PAMELA JEAN BAILEY Choir 1-45 Troubadours 1-25 Madrigals 35 Concert Band 3-45 Marching Band 3-45 Jazz Band 45 Mu Alpha Theta 3-45 NHS 3-45 Wentzville Theater 35 French Club 2. 1 will to K.K. , K.K. , and D.P. an unlimited supply of after- school munchies 5 Mr. Smith a perfect chemisuy student, and to W.H.S. Isay GOOD-BYE! ! ! !! BEVERLY KAY BANDY Powder Puff 1-35 Spirit Club 2-45 Pom Pon 4. I, Beaver Leg, will all my sisters fC.W. , R.L. , B.K. , K.S. , K.D.J a lifetime with their lovers fS.W., ?.?., J.C., D.S., J.R.J. To P.E. aW.G. and Steve M. 98. DRU ANNE BINSBACHAR Wentzville Theater 45 Yearbook 45 Spirit Club 3,4. ' I A.J. , Alias Boo, do hereby be- queath to D.L. a roll of T.P. To Archbaby, some sugar. To M.P. 55d:. To B.L. a scholarship. C.J. benefits from my largest asset. Friends: All my love obtainable . MARK ANTHONY BLANTON Student Council 15 DECA 3,4. I will my 304: to Mr. Scherrer. And to all my underclassmen 1 will all the fun and hangovers that I had . ELLEN CLARA RUTH BLATTNER Spirit Club 1-45 Cheerleader 2,35 NHS 2-45 Powder Puff 3. I, Ellen, will to Beth a good loo- kin' guy with a Nice car. Robyn a chance to party harty. To Debi L. all my love and friendship for- ever. PATT1 ANN BOHNING Pom Pon 2-45 Spirit Club 1 -45 Powder Puff 2-35 Basketball 15 NHS 2-45 Wentzville Theater 4. I will to the P.P. squad, rhythm. To my classmates PATIENCE, and to A.J. and my Big little brother my love . DANIEL JOSEPH BOXELL Football 3-45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Letterman's Club 2-45 NHS 3-45 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Powder Puff coach 4. I, Dan, will to Coach Graser ele- vated football shoes, and to Mrs . Grissom 8 inches on the sundeck. And to LZ some of the I-IIGHest times next year. GARY DEAN BROWN NHS 3,45 NHS President 45 Foot- ball 1,25 Track 15 Guitar 1-35 Boys State 35 Science Club secre- tary 4. LAYNE SCOTT BRADFORD 1 will Mr. Arriola my Knowledge of the cinema5 to Mrs. Grissom memories of sixth hour5 to the upcoming classes a knowledge of 1rivia5 vacation. SUSAN DIANE BRASSEL Spirit Club 1 ,25 Home Ec. Club 1,35 DECA 3,4. CARLA JEAN BURKS Yearbook staff 45 Guitar 15 Spirit Club 3,45 Futme Nurses 25 Home Economics Club 3. I will to All my senior friends the best of luck and all underclassmen the ability to make it through their last years. KARIN ANN BUX Student Council 2,45 Spirit Club 3,45 Powder Puff 2,45 Track 25 Softball 35 Volleyball 45 Cheer- leader 4. I, Karin, will to R.H. one guy at a time5 S.K. a littler mouth5 J.Y. the ability to tell the truthg T.V. a bigger mouth5 Dennis, MONEY5 and all Jtmiors a lot of luck and happiness . HAL CHORPENNING Studio singers5 Student Council5 Octet5 Wentzville Theater. I will Mr. Strain a lifetime supply of 600ml beakersg Mr. Blegen a real bass5 D.B. , B.L. , 8 M.B. a bottle of Country Quencher. JAMES MICHAEL CHRIST Wrestling 3 . KIMBERLY JANE CONANT National Honor Society 1-45 Yearbook Staff 45 Vica 4. To John I leave all my homework and the capability to drive . To all my friends I will the power to succeed and eternal happiness. DONNA LOUISE CRAWLEY I will to Don W. all my love . To all my friends a big smile . And to my teachers the saying ' 'Onward through the fog. ' ' JOSEPH MARTIN EVANS CROSBY Wrestling 15 Choir 25 Wentzville Theater 3 . I will to all Wentzville High stu- dents the power to make it. To Pam Bailey, a better memory, and to Mike Coble and Mike Lecnhir, the best of luck. JEROME JOSEPH DARBY J.V. Baseball 25 Basement Band 3,4. 1, Jerry, will to Debbi W. a frown. To Debe P. my drum set, fwith me behind themj . To Bob F. a muscle, and to Bobbi M. a fair trial by jury. ANGELA RENEE DAVENPORT Student Council secretary 45 Track 1 ,2,45 National Honor So- ciety 2-45 Pom Pon 35 Choir 25- Art Club 25 Spirit Club 2,35 Sen- ior Class treasurer. DECA 2,3,4, DECA Secretary 2,4. I will to all that have knovxm me, divine peace and the ' 'Best of HIS Love , to B.C, Glen, and to ERIC my love and another great football year . DENISE DAVIDSON Future Homemakers of America . I will all the joy and happiness left at Wentzville High to Vicky Davidson. I will my deepest sym- pathy to all those just beginning high school. VANESSA DAVIDSON DECA 45 Future Homemakers of America 35 Girls Chorus 25 Guitar 15 National Honor Society 2-4. I will my hair to DECA5 all fresh- men my sympathy. To Juniors the courage to stick it out one more year and the teachers patience to teach. DALE MATTHEW DENNY Baseball 1-45 Yearbook Photogra- pher 45 Scholastic Art Award 25 Student Rotarian 4. I, Dale, being disoriented, will to Steve an offer from Hindu Tech. To Randy a KSI-IE Pig Farm. To Laura B. a big yellow taxi. KAREN SUZANNE DICKHERBER Basketball 15 Volleyball 25 Pow- der Puff 1-25 Yearbook 3-45 Cantandos 4. I Karen being of no mind and Hobbit body hereby will to Mi- chele, Salfy White, Beaver, Bula, and everyone a big Whoa Knute . To the teachers, a big ZELCH! ! So Suffer! ! To Jim, the love and life We've got to share together. We've got each other for life now and always. THERESE LYNN EDER Spirit Club 35 Home Economics Club 35 Yearbook 4. Friends I will remember you, think of you, and when another day is through I'll still be friends with you. ROBERT RAYMOND FLYNN Choir 1-45 Band 15 Madrigals 15 Jazz Band 3-45 Powder Puff Coach 3-45 Basement Band 2-45 Foot- ball 15 Golf 1-25 Drama Club 1- 25 Jackie's Pet 4. I, being of lost mind and molested body, will to Laura H. a pictm-e of her feet. To Libbie , silk sheets. To Mrs. Grissom, her san- ity back . RER ! MARY KELLY GARRETT Band 1-45 Wentzville Theatre 3- 45 Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 2-4. I will to D.L. one fraternal twin. To B.L. a blimp. To L.I. the gi- ant cookie and to Stanley, suc- cess. MARK BRIAN GRIMSLID Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Letter- mans Club 3,4. RAVIN LYNN GRUBBS Student Cotmcil president 45 Chamber choir 3 ,45 National Honor Society5 Spirit Club 1-45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 1 . I will to Al and jack power to go to State in all sports. Pam a chair in state band. Pam S. 8 Ms. Barge a Pizza Hut. To Student Council ability to be quiet. TINA MAUREEN HALLORAN Spirit Club 25 Home Economics Club 1 . I will to the Wentzville student body the ability to make it out of this school sane . KEVIN F. I-IANEY Football 1-25 Wrestling 15 Track 1 . I will to Norton and Hamilton my ability to shoot pool while not be- ing able to walk, and to Coach Clark, a track team. LAURIE LYNNE I-lE.N'I I-IORNE Wentzville Theater 3,45 Drama Play 3,45 Choir 2-45 Madrigal 2,35 District Music Contest 2-45 All-District Choir 45 National Honor Society 2-4. I will to Mr. B. a healthy sopra- no. L.R. acting always. M., greater age. D.M. , the ability to study people as well as books. To all my friends, to remain so for- ever. VICKI JEAN I-IEUTEL VICA 35 Yearbook 4. I will to all my friends a happy and successful future . To Marilyn a good future with Gerald, and a good senior year. SCOTT DOUGLAS I-IEYING Football 15 Basketball 1-25 Track 1-45 Lettermen Club 2-4. I will a chauffeur to my sisters, Janice and Lisa, and hope they have better timing in the future , and a better grade for Billy-Poo. TERESA FERN I-IINKLE Tutor 3,45 Home Economics Club 35 Yearbook Staff 25 Spirit Club 35 Guitar 15 VICA 45 Onion Staff 3. I, being of poetic nature, will my love songs to Brian. To my friends, A short journey to love and happiness. ' ' To Barbie , I will my height. RENEE LYNN I-IOELTING Softball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Powder Puff 2-45 Spirit Club 3,45 Wentzville The- ater 35 National Honor Society 2, 3. 1, Renee H. being of sound mind and athletic body will to Mike J. an apology forever and good luck, and Sam K. , the Festus Track team, and Steve B. , my eternal love and life. 1978 His: I , Nw, 2' M... . 1 .Q f. f SH.ARON RUTH HOLST To Kim and jeff, good luck. To Lara and Davy, my friendship and love . May you find the happiness you've always been looking for. Take care. LAURA MARIE HUELS Student Council 1 ,25 Spirit Club 1-45 Basketball 35 Mu Alpha Theta 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Powder Puff 1-45 Chamber Choir 1 -4. I, Fools, will to the guys an all girl party. To Mr. B. an untalka- tive choir. To C.8J. extra time in the bathroom. To all, WHS take care . It's really not all that bad. ANN MARIE HUTSON I will to L.D. all the luck in the world. To R.R. a bull and a stick. To C.I-I. , luck, she'll need it. To L.C. a date with an apple, and all my love to R.j.B. LORYNE DEE IRVINE Band 1-45 Choir 3-45 Mixed Oc- tet 3-45 Wentville Theater 3-45 Onion Staff 35 Spirit Club 2-35 Powder Puff 2. I will to Pat F. and Mona my ability to have fun and stay out of trouble . To Kathy H. my pencil. To Debi anything left in my closet in September. ROBYN LIANE IRISH Spirit Club 1-45 Cheerleader 1- 45 Yearbook 45 National Honor Society 2-4. I will to K.S. V2 glass B.C. Koo- laid to CI-IEER her up. D.L. and T.S. my number 8' ' . To E.B. lwi1lWIL. To D.G. a lot of a four-letter word . . . LUCK! JILL SUZANNE JAMES Spanish Club I will Jamie, Prince Daniel, my ashes, my gorilla socks, my sneakiness at H.P. on Fridays, and the ability to make decisions. To Karen- Cre ampuff ! MIKE DEAN JUERN Lettermen club 2-45 Football 1- 45 Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1 ,25 Wrestling 35 Powder Puff Coach 3-45 Tutor 3. I Knute , will to the future football teams my goal line leap method and my golden toe . To Skippy- Poo a District Baseball Champion- ship. NANCY SUE JUNTE I will my lunch table a box of soap for their dirty minds . The nurse my aches and pains . The jmmior class the ability to keep the new attendance . MAURA ELIZABETH KENEFICK Spirit Club 1-45 Powder Puff 1 -45 Pom Pon 2-45 Basketball 15 Stu- dent Council 45 German Club 4. I Beth, will to j.V. a big 36. To Debi I. a desire to put up with pom pons. My biggest assets to anyone crazy enough to want them! STEPHEN MATTHEWS KIDWELL Mu Alpha Theta 2-45 Choir 1-45 Math Team 1-45 Science Club 1 ,45 Wentzville Theatre 45 Na- tional Honor Society 2-45 Madri- gals 2,35 Men's Octet 3,4. I will the Chamber Choir hard basement floors and long night bus rides. To Paul the ability to mix achievement with revelry. Nancy always all my love . KIMBERLY ANN KLEIN I will to Steve all my love . To Faye good luck with Jeffery. To Lori good luck in the future . To Cathy good luck with Rick. ROBERTA ANN KOI-IRS Student Council treasurer 45 Track 1-45 Choir 3-45 Spirit Club 2-45 Cheerleader 4. I, SAM, will to Bird S R.K. someone who cares . R.l-I. a promise ring. K.B. a loud voice. B.F. an eternal back rub . Mrs. Grissom a calm senior class, and all underclassmen what will get them through - PAR- TIES! ! ! RORY M. LAZALIER Footballg Wrestling. I will the Junior class my smile , my laugh, and my share of the cafeteria food. REBECCA RENEE LEGGETT Pom Pon 2-45 Basketball 1,25 Spirit club 1-45 Powder Puff 3,45 German Club 45 yearbook staff 3 . p x 5 X -,.5V sst re I will to T.K. my Chevy. To B.K. , J.C. To Tom remem- brances of me. CINDY LEE LEWIS National Honor Society To Cathy, a guy who doesn't wrestle. Deeanna, my best ele- phant joke. Viv, the Art of Flirtation' ' and my friendship. Kim and Chris, my love always! JAMES DOUGLAS LIGHT FOOT Wentzville Theatre: Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. I leave to Wentzville Theaire one organized meeting. To Rubber Ducky, my position as ' 'Star' ' . To T.S . , a road without shoulders and my parking spot. KIM MARIE LINK Yearbook Staff5 School Newspa- perg DECA. Iwill Scott H., Mike L., and Glen F. my ability to drive. Guy, the best of luck in basketball. KENNETH XAVIER LISSNER Wrestling 1,25 Football 15 Track 15 Tennis 2,35 Student Council ,3,4. I STUD hereby will the fol- lowing: To Crek and Mike, hair. To my family, success. To myself a Corvette. BRIAN CLAY LUEDLOFF Chamber Choir 1-45 Treasurer 35 President 45 Wentzville Theatre 3,45 President 4. I will Chuck H. a pair of com- fortably loose pants. J.B. a neu- tered tenor. L.R. a working w.t. and all my friends - love . HEATHER ALLYSON MILLAR FNA 3 . 1 will to Teresa A. my conserva- tive laugh. To Diane and Tammie all the happiness in the world. To Randy all my love forever. CAROL LYNN MILLER Pom Pon 2,35 Spirit Club 1-35 National Honor Society 3,45 Class Officer 1 ,2. I, Carol, will to Coach Scherrer two bat girls as good as Debbie and I. To Mrs. Miller a third hour Consumer class as good as ours. DONNA GAYLENE MILLER Math Team 3,45 Mu Alpha Theta 2-4, secretary 45 Junior Class secretaryg Science Club 45 Wentzville Theater 45 National Honor Society 2-4. I will to L.H. all rights to BiI- bo's Adventure . To Mr. T and the Math Team, continued suc- cess. To Mike, 30 points and a full moon. LISA L. MILLER 1, Lisa Miller, will to everybody the ability to smile more often because Wentzville isn't really all that bad . LINDA MARIE MYERS Student Council 45 Volleyball 2,35 Softball 3,45 Powder Puff 2- 45 Spirit Club 2-45 Tennis 45 Track 1 . I will to juniors a new attendance policy. Kathy a never ending friendship. Tammy all the happi- ness there is. jeff the courage to survive WHS . MICHELE RENEE MARTIN Yearbook Editor 35 Powder Puff 25 DECA 3,4 I M8M's hereby will to Dickie, Diane, and Dawn all the Happi- ness and Love that they deserve . To Mike-my Fidus Achates - a thank-you, and a htmdred Desi- derata placques. To Vance - his ' 'Teddy Bear' ' and his dream. STEVE DONALD MCCARVER Chamber Choir 1 -45 Football 1- 3. I Steve , will to Debbie and Donna my arts and crafts. To Tom my school reputation. To Brian suc- cess. To Pam, all my love . RICHARD DALE MCGILL I Rick being of little mind and little body will to Dave the ability to get rid of the evidence5 jerry a girl friend without complicationsg to S.R. C.W., L.K. , AND L.P. a wink and whistle. To Kim a graduation . MICHELE BERNICE MENNE National Honor Society 2,45 DECA 3 . I will all my friends a great fu- ture. To Susan B. the best of luck and much happiness in the years to come. To Lori D. the best life can give . GOOD LUCK! BOBBIE MEYER Student Council 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Spirit Club 35 Volleyball 4. I will to Deb a supply of bazooka . Deanna hotdogs! ! ! I will to Kathy my tap shoes since I can't use them, a basket with no holes, my W on the BBZon collection. But most of all the best of everything to a super friend. DIANE SUE NASH Powder Puff 2,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Concert Choir 4. I will to all senior girls the ability to find love and happiness in a guy who is as wonderful as Joe . CIELO NAVATO String Ensemble 1 -35 Mu Alpha Theta 3-45 National Honor Soci- ety 2-45 Art Club 45 Student Council 3-45 Tutor 2-35 Sym- phonic Orchestra 1-35 Science Club 2,45 Yearbook 45 Pep Club 2-35 Intramural Sports 1 ,3. GOOD LUCK to next year's math team fB.B.J To Alma, Luke , Steve , Becky and all STAR WARS fans, may the Force be wit.h you! PETER JAMES NEWBOLD Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 3,45 Guitar 1-3, National Honor Society 3 ,4. I will WHS football teams a win- ning season and State Champion- ship. To Coach Graser two more important teacher aids. JAMIE LEIGH O'NEAL Who's Who among American High School Students. To t.he Dangler I leave ' 'Wookie' ' . Marky with separate chairs and David's coffee. To Kathy P. I will a date with Tom B. PATTI JEAN PANI-IORST I will this will to anyone who will take it. DEBORAH JEAN PATRICK Junior Class Vice President5 Senior Class Secretary5 Cheerleading 1- 45 Softball 2-45 Powder Puff 1-45 Student Council Representative 45 Spirit Club 1 -45 Track 2 ,4. I will to Coach Graser, The Nox- ema Girl! Mr. Tuffli, another Patrick. To D.B. and R.K. my love. To J.D. no more E.C. To all my teachers a BIG THANK YOU! KATHLEEN MICHELLE POLLARD PEP Club 25 Art Club 1 . I will to Teresa Apple a more original laugh. To Jamie O'Neal a date with Tom B. Lori Dumboski to stick it out with John R. Good Luck! BARBARA JEAN POST Yearbook 3. I will to Carol P. and Janet D. the ability to handle guys. To Jeff T. and Teresa H. my cousins. To Mrs. R. two more aids. PAUL GEORGE ROSBURG Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 Letterman's Club 3,45 National Honor Society 2-45 Boys' State 35 Freedom Forum 35 Jr. Rotarian 45 Varsity Basketball Co- Captain 45 German Club 4. I will to Siff a ride to practice. JSS Enterprises, someone to fill soda machines. Alan, my ankle tape. Teams of WHS good sea- sons. The Class of '78, Good Luck, forever. JAMES PHILLIP RUI-IL Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-2. I will to Mr. Garrison the perfect shop. To the Coaches a manager who knows where things are and can make it on time. To the class of '78 Good luck. KEVIN H. SCHOENINGER Wrestling 1-45 Football 1-3. I Kevin, being of Lmsound :mind and over weight body, will my great injury ability to none of the future jocks. CWBDSJ LINDA KAY SCHULTE Band 1-45 Pep band 1 ,25 National Honor Society 2-45 Spirit Club 1- 3 . I will to all future Jtmiors a krunch bar. KW the ability to hold on to her ring . MW a name for whats- his-name. To Weazel all the hap- piness this world holds. KATHY SBIDEL National Honor Society 1-45 Cheerleader 1-45 Spirit Club Member 1 -4. I will my best pal, Bobbi, all the slo-cherries, S. L.D. , and last but most important, all the hap- piness in the world. P.S. and R.I. the good ole C.L. spirit forever! PANLELA SUE SCHEWE Cheerleader 1-45 Spirit Club 1- 45 Choir 1-45 Vice-President 45 Madrigal 25 National Honor Soci- ety 3,45 Gymnastics 35 German Club 4. To future Cheerleaders, the agony of losing your brightest star. To N.S. an eternal Heartthrob. B.K. a permanent parking lot. 'The Class of '79 to top the class of '78 in all girl parties. LeROY GLENNON STARKEY Tech School 1 ,25 DECA 1 . I will Barb the ability to marry me in two years . TER1 SUZANNE STOBBS Guitar 15 DECA 25 Wentzville DECA President 35 Wenizville DECA Reporter 4, Missouri DECA District Vice President 45 Free Enterprise Project 3. I will Chrispy' ' all the Luck in the world. Future DECA members lotsa luck. Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Smith unlimited patience and correctype . NICHOLE SUZETTE STODGHILL Powder Puff 1-45 Spirit Club 1-45 Wentzville Theater 35 Spanish Club 1 . I will to Ms. Grissom another prize winning B.S. IV for her sixth hour. To L.H. more all girl parties. D.D., j.S., C.B., and T.H. a six pack for every ocas- sion. RD a one-how' session with Freud. DONALD ANDREW STORIE DECA 25 Student Council Presi- dent 15 Student Council 45 American Legion Boy's State . l will to Patty S. lots of luck. I will to all students the ability to handle the rest of their school years. And the teachers the ability to put up with them. But most of all I will my love to VICKY. TERI LYNNE TONIOLI Student Council 2-45 Class Presi- dent 1,2,45 Volleyball 1,45 Bas- ketball 1-45 Track 2-45 Softball 1 ,25 Spirit Club 1-45 Powder Puff 1 -4 . I having sport intentions but no ability, will to DW bottled ' 'hand cream . CB my attitude and 1if10. RG ability to date more than one guy at a time. MOM, no more Toniolis' at WHS ffor awhilej. Ms. T, new t cup. JEFF TURPIN I will to all the guys that I ever partied with, a lot of good parties in the future . And maybe l'll be there . SHAWN THOMAS VAN HOOK Concert Choir 1 -35 Chamber Choir 45 Wrestling 35 Wentzville Theater 4. I, Shawn Van Hook, will all my good luck on choir tours to Mr. Blegen. To Pam W. and Faith H. all the seafood you can eat, and Steve M. all the luck in the whole world. TERESA ANN WALKER Art Club 2, Band 4, choir 2-4, FNA 35 JV Basketball 2, National Honor Society 2-45 Pom Pon 3,45 Powder Puff 3, Spirit Club 2-45 Track 1 -4. I will to Annette my intelligence to endure on in life. To Mr. Lane my gratitude for helping me stop fighting and start running . DEBRA DAWN WEEKEY Senior Class Vice President5 Cheerleading 1-45 Student Coun- cil 1-45 National Honor Society 2-45 Track 1-45 Homecoming Court 45 Spirit Club 1-45 Powder Puff 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Missouri Freedom Forum 4. I will to my friends the happiness l had these two years. Lucky of me to land here with such special people. To TT - smiles. DY and BM Happening. KE - cuss cuss. RW - luck in DC . Good Luck Seniors! RA - my love . JOANNA LYNN WHITESIDE Band 1-35 Wentzville Theatre 3,45 Powder Puff 35 Wentzville Onion Staff 35 National Honor So- ciety 2-4. r I hereby leave to L.B. everything her little heart desires. To D.P. my admiration for her tolerance . To MOST everyone else a big, fat, NOTHING! KAREN ANN WILLIAMS Chamber Choir 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Science Club Secretary 15 Math Club 15 Speech and Drama Team 4. I will Paula my soprano voice . Sheila my driving ability. jill a pair of clean socks. Rhoda a 20 foot telephone cord. To Mr. Archbold my list of secret devi- ants. RHODA ANNETTE WIRTZ Home Economics Club 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students' ' g Home Eco- nomics Industrial Arts Fair Awardg DECA 3g Oedipus the King . 1 will Robin Nanney the best Sen- ior year possible. To jill I will Bob and a season pass to ' 'Horse Palace' ' . DEANNA SUE YOUNG Powder Puff 1-45 spim Club 1-45 Track 1-23 Art Club 1-45 Year- book 35 Homecoming Court 3. I will Sheri A. a date with you know who. 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V5 M .- 1 'E fj ' ., ,..':,1r1wi 42 J V . , .:: rmggg-,,g3g,g5.5:1f:2:f?- 5 Illi -'-- -l'f1- ww ff f 'l 31'v f' 4,52 .1 ,... -f ' W -fi -- -ri:v,QQ:QgeW-.mfr-f.:f1 1 1,5 5 W, f Ro13?'Stone Pam Strader LL,L ,QQ Stacey' Stoner ' ' e Witte Linda Subrock Joni Swanick Karen Thompson Randy Thompson mvwfwfr Tammie Travis Darlene A Patty ' 11111 Vaughn Tina Venezia Judy, lJonBlohn Tammy Wallcer Ellobbie Walterman Ward f , jlklan e V W . W a'n1 R obert Williams Sandy Wood W W L Cathy W , sz-N-f Ylwb N , Wit .7 V 1 sh, :eg , 4+ ' 2' Z , 4 V 6 .ziggy NL! wif, 3 ,K 4 M., ff . ,ir 9 in an I fb- P f, isa. 5 if 1 HQ! 1 V, . 4 2 e 'K' X . r. , fbi? I The Junior Class is responsible for the junior-Senior Prom. They raised money by manning the concession stand at football games and selling candy bars and maga- zine subscriptions. They also pro- duced a Gong Show at an assembly which aided in their fund raising . The junior Class officers for the 1977-78 year are Dawn Duenow, secretaryg Cheryl Boxell, vice presidentg Patrick Elzie, presi- dentg and Kay Rhodes, treasurer. 4, 135 2 ..r Sophomores 1978 The Moment May Be Temporary, But The Memory Is Forever 136 Q e janet Abellf l - i Shari Albers f' Garry Alcorn Mike Aman Janet Bacon Jill Bacon Ken Baldwin ' Mike Barker . ' fjenzufer Beckstgme 7 Dana Binsbdehgriyz-V Rick Blanton 'C l1Al jim Boedeker Randy Boles 4 Car1yBolm - Paul Bote M Q . Bnan Boxell lAl me Monty - Srila Mike Burks M A David Burns ' ,M Charlene Butler Cindy Calhoun Julie Terry Edie QCHHSE i ii fV5falter Clark ii 'A L are ' ..,. m .1 1 5. '-F-151. - . f.: ,Zgmsiififffffifm-11f..s1 Wg: 1. ' . 5 . Q-55,2 Q ' .ffl i .I Jaime Chailland Lisa Christ Theresa Christ joe Christopher Mark Clark Dan Clausner Terrie Collier Linda Colvin john Conent Cox . 'af-1 in Crane l.. ..,.. L A ' . ,V ..,,, 1-::ff1:ff,,r2f.:1f kfiiilligifirliiill . .rQ:-r -- , -msigzfzgk ye .. 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Q, .. .. - .w :M . , flr hnaifilfake 1 Fm I 12145 , i 3 b l ,:L'L I - . - - a A Y, 4 I 'f'J 1 K , 5-K ph, ,,,,.: , 1 EIT, MacGiEegbr Shalom -Mack k'V' K -I ' 1 i -. :J ..,. f Mackie ' E.,wsv.., S , - R Q , if :gl fp, ,, ,, K: , ,V , -.-, wx . , e N. 'lf -Q 1 vq- ,A IYPL., if RQ, 4 Cf' W , J im M55 , I A ' 5 f ix 4 fa, ..,, -. , A wwf ,rg , fee. ,,., wg - - , 3' f 'M 'A sh W -, A? Q - Q sw fn wil. I 1 .- 2 , 'xn,, . - Egfr' L f'7 I David Maifeld Charlene Matthews Shirley Matthews Thomas McCarver Kelly S Linda Km MCGi11Qa3eify? eehi S ' Karen Mealey ly' Donalfl Meyer Patricia Brett Miller ill e,h -etlffu-ff.2zi1, tijiffg:,g55k:,,f1i2!.2:1f5 H - WLiffIfri-E2f!!sf:T'iSe?E?f1:i'I 'nz' 131' Jeff Myem S eree y Steve Newboldg . Patsy O'aConnor Mike o'DomieHffa. Randall Ontiveros S Cindy Od jeff Pack jf! 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NFB f ,,kL V, i -5 1.'-J,1Mfg,,rifle,fule2Effsf.!ff'f3wfs'5f1?a2':i21-f - ' . 5 ' 1 A1- - - Q-ff wsszta it ,, , , . ' ' VanHook ' , ,JL sf g 15, Vargo , f .f w.5ggem,w., .. 14 i a 5 I- 'r Sfeplleii-Zfylfalker VICRQ. Walker f Wallacefii Terri Warrinere be Sheila Watson W Weber 4 Melinda Weisz Chad West V Frank West Lisa Wlmerley Janice White Debbie 'Nhited 11?-'212re::eVY111fehUfSf :Berry Wiuieme S1358 Williams ilQapb'W1lson , 5,5 joe Witte , Susan Wide W 3' The Sophomore Class kicked off their year by achieving first place in the Ua- ditional Homecoming parade . The sen- ior girl's Powder Puff team took a turn for the worst when the sophomore team defeated them in a gruesome game of football. Sammy Hwang, Monty Bran- denberg, Charlene Butler, and Keith Lechnir took many top honors for their class. Class officers for the 1977-78 year were Rob Topping, president 5 Pat- sy O'Conner, vice presidentg and Lisa Wherleyg secretary- treasurer . 145 Freshmen 1978 I t's Great To Be Great, But I t's Greater To Be Human - Will Rogers Bi G ah V72 Q ,Id 0 Q3 we 2 22' fa, , N A 334 . V, x I 0 '-12 .O fa s 9' 7? A . ,7 A jim Achord , Geri Alcorn! ' Robble ,K in .,k,,f iq-fr, V, n bL H-12.52 Kevin Michelle Basile Tom Beattie Nick Beelek Sgndy Belew Scott Berg Mark Bergstrom Dena Binsbachar Elaine Blattner Barb Blunt Shirley Blunt Dawn Bradburggffi Brian Bradleyffff je Brewer , Robin Brinkman 'Steve Brook Trac: Brudefl B Greg Bruckerhoff john Brunel , BBWZIIT onn e . 5EtO11E Buehagidni Janet Burkharti VYVVB B Brenda Burkso v ' f 1: . z 1- ff newraw .. ,H .,,..,.,,.,,. ..,...q-, :J .W r .Harold Canjlpbell Sandle Linda 'Cindy Clark Ted Clemens Brent Clement Coleman jltvlyxjeff Conant C h g Lynda Cottle Dennis Crowell Martha Cjozier , W,-2. 1. 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Libbie Patrick Vicki Payne: ,gg y Diane Peck P Tracy Pemberton Greg Perusse Mary Peters , , Susan P61118 l, Ricky Phelps P Tony Phillips Billy Phipps Scott Pleis Charlinda Pogue Steve Pontius PSCW YW Sheri Ramboud Debbie Randolph Betsy Rauh Lisa Rauh Marty Ray Saundra Rellergert Chris Reynolds Paul Rolwes Laurie Roscrow David Rose Shannon Rosenkoetter Cindy Rives Don Samuelson Roger Sanders Steven Scearce Doug Scherer Douglas Schiefelbein Carrie Schlichting ' Cindy Schroer R Schulenberg ejvsmonicasshm S' jason Siller Pam Singleton Bill Sinopole Patty Slicer Rich Sontag Robby Stahl 1yCat'herine Steed V 1 1- Barb Steinkuhler Rob Stevens ff 13.-mis Stillman if Y, . ,U V. . .. E , Q ei M if '59 3 ' 'D 2, .X if .1 Y' 3? 4 , , A, 1 , I , ,, , .gf an , V - Z, -A i '5 . ' M i . A roo 'aaAa,X 1 W I V -'v w 'Q 12. Z: , Q, WT ,V 5 I W 4 .A c ,X kk W b p I by 3 I o W a ' 9 L 1 if 1 - 1- 1--, n 4 1 3' V. V ix a 4 . ,K N. . T4 ' 3 5.3 . 25,5 , 0. 4 huh 5 aa Q! i WE w. 7 L.. Chris Stotlar Rich Stroup Ken Swanick Jack Thebau Donna Thieme Tim Thieme jay Thoroughrnan Barb Tobin Nancy Vanl-look Paula Vaughn. John Walker W V Toni Warrineri W Laura Watson' Merri Weberf j 1 Rob Weemey ii i Dave Weis fi' xv 4 Km! fa -,. , ,ga X. Q , 'X ' 3511 Ter'V'Wi?5?1?S1?nge' Margie Williams Tom Williams. Ronda Willis fk Joyce Woodruff 1 The Freshman Class began their year with an outstanding football team. Their record was 6-1. One of the highlights for the Freshman class was a field trip to see Romeo and Juliet at St. Andrews Cinema on April 28 . Another event in which two freshman participated in was Student Govemment Day in Lake St. Louis. Those chosen were Laurie Roscrow and Mark Berg- strom. Class officers for the 1977-78 year were Pam Grubbs, presidentg Laurie Roscrow, vice presidentg and Libby Patrick, secretary-treasurer. Seated with them is their class sponsor Mr. joe Willenbrock . 156 EQm9j ZF? 4 3 Nu ge 2 ' 5 , 'f ra: . ..1 1 , ,L -- -15 V V' ? 4 'fi Q 'I l rg E X if M 1 ,Q I I YQ up new get v-m,Ir'.,.' an-Q ,ww-' ... MISSUURI EDISUN CO 8 Wen tzville, Mo. SCHRAMM BUY RITE AND Cox IGA Wen tzV1lle M0 851 W Pearce Bl d V . Wen tzville, M 0. 63385 314-327-6268 WEN TZ VI LLE UNION THE MUSIC HOUSE LTD 2WstM tz'11 . e ain Wen V1 e , Mo Radio Shack and Quasar Dealers WEN TZ VILLE L UMBER CO. ' IN O Wentzville Wright City COMMUNITY FURNITURE 712 West Pearce Wentzville, Mo. 63385 327-4018 METTE S SHOE STORE 6E tM ' tz'11 . 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THE MAIDEN V0 YA GE Located at the Wharf invites you to see the newest in fashions -.nm-.I-.4 mf -...qu u,.-mu,mu- - 'mmm' 'll tflxfw ' ., J' 5' iw A ACTIUN AUTO PARTS 'd Gaines 111 Pearce Blvd. 327- This autograph page compliments of MFA EXCHANGE 210 West South Main Wen tzville, Missouri 63385 This autograph page oomplimen ts of MCCAR VER STUDIO Best Wishes to the future Brides and Grooms in the Class of '78 ur Year Ended With .... as -...-nA- E W? Q'?fxf? mais 498933 my A., if Baccalaureate And x 'x N. K -. A . l X A . , ,q,,,,.W,,.f-ff 167 Graduation v, 1 169 sr wi? Suv ' 1 f' Posing for a picture the Prom royalty are Steve Rauschelbach and Kathy Seidelg Scott I-Ieying and Pam Scheweg Don Faron and Lisa Miller, King and Queeng Kelvin Singleton and Robyn Irishg and Mike Franklin and Laura Huels. 1978 Prom Fills Book Of Dreams ,ff Qggbiligographs ey? w Q skgixfxqwdwibgwqvxv 53,353 QA 9' X? 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