Wright City High School - Echo Yearbook (Wright City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

RODRIGUEZ «CHRIS ROGERS • DAWN ROWAN • DOUG RUGH • ROGER SEARS • TIM SHARP • CARMEN SIDA • VICKIE SMITH • JANET TEUERLE • MARGARET TEUERLE • DALE TOEDEBUSCH • ANGELA WINFREY «WALLY WINFREY MICHELLE ADAMS «BRUCE ALLINGER VICKI BALL • JOHN BIRKHOLZ • PAT BLOEBAUM • STEVE BRADSHAW • TRACY BRAKENSIEK • JEFF BRUNKHORST • JENNIFER BRUNSON • KARYN BURGESS • MIKE CRONK JENNIFERDIEBOLD TRICIADIXON «ROCHELLE DRAKE JEFFDUNKER CORINNA FINCHER • ROGER EADS • KATHY EDWARDS • LEE ENGLISH • EDWARD FAST • DAN FERGUSON • STEPHANIE FULBRIGHT • JIM HALE • MATT HALSTEAD • PAIGE HANNING • HOPE HARLAN • SCOTT HARRIS • TOMMY HELVEY • DWAYNE HEPPERMAN • KRISTIN HEYING • LEE HOLMES • JIM HUNT • JAMES JONES • TAMMY JONES • STEPHANIE KAIBEL • LYN KEY • NICOLE KLINGINSMITH • EDWARD KRAFT • JERRY LAWSON • BRAD LEWIS • ROBYN LEWIS • REBECCA LITTLE • BEVERLEY MASTIN • DOUG MCLAUGHLIN • PAT MIDDLETON • KAREN MOUSER ANTHONY MOZEE • HENRY NAILOR • CHAD ORDELHEIDE • TOM ORSO • MARY KAY OWENS • LINDA REESE • MARCIA RODRIGUEZ • CHRIS ROGERS • DAWN ROWAN • DOUG RUGH • ROGER SEARS • TIM SHARP • CARMEN SIDA • VICKIE SMITH • JANET TEUERLE • MARGARET TEUERLE • DALE TOEDEBUSCH • ANGELA WINFREY • WALLY WINFREY MICHELLE ADAMS • BRUCE ALLINGER • VICKI BALL • JOHN BIRKHOLZ • PAT BLOEBAUM • STEVE BRADSHAW • TRACY BRAKENSIEK • JEFF BRUNKHORST • JENNIFER BRUNSON • KARYN BURGESS • MIKE CRONK • JENNIFER DIEBOLD • TRICIA DIXON • ROCHELLE DRAKE • JEFF DUNKER CORINNA FINCHER ROGER EADS • KATHY EDWARDS • LEE ENGLISH • EDWARD FAST • DAN FERGUSON • STEPHANIE FULBRIGHT JIM HALE • MATT HALSTEAD • PAIGE HANNING • HOPE HARLAN • SCOTT HARRIS • TOMMY HELVEY • DWAYNE HEPPERMAN • KRISTIN HEYING • LEE HOLMES JIM HUNT • JAMES JONES • TAMMY JONES • STEPHANIE KAIBEL • LYN KEY • NICOLE KLINGINSMITH • EDWARD KRAFT • JERRY LAWSON • BRAD LEWIS • ROBYN LEWIS • REBECCA LITTLE • BEVERLEY MASTIN • DOUG MCLAUGHLIN • PAT MIDDLETON •KAREN MOUSER «ANTHONY MOZEE HENRY NAILOR • CHAD ORDELHEIDE • TOM ORSO • MARY KAY OWENS • LINDA REESE «MARCIA RODRIGUEZ «CHRIS ROGERS DAWN ROWAN DOUG RUGH • ROGERSEARS TIM SHARP CARMEN SIDA VICKIE SMITH JANETTEUERLE MARGARETTEUERLE DALETOEDEBUSCH • ANGELA WINFREY WALLY WINFREY MICHELLE ADAMS BRUCE ALLINGER «VICKI BALL JOHN BIRKHOLZ • PAT BLOEBAUM • STEVE BRADSHAW • TRACY BRAKENSIEK • JEFF BRUNKHORST • JENNIFER BRUNSON KARYN BURGESS «MIKE CRONK «JENNIFER DIEBOLD «TRICIA DIXON • ROCHELLE DRAKE • JEFF DUNKER • CORINNA FINCHER • ROGER EADS • KATHY EDWARDS • LEE ENGLISH • EDWARD FAST • DAN FERGUSON • STEPHANIE FULBRIGHT • JIM HALE • MATT HALSTEAD • PAIGE HANNING • HOPE HARLAN • SCOTT HARRIS «TOMMY HELVEY • DWAYNE HEPPERMAN • KRISTIN HEYING • LEE HOLMES • JIM HUNT • JAMES JONES • TAMMY JONES • STEPHANIE KAIBEL • LYN KEY • NICOLE KLINGINSMITH • EDWARD KRAFT • JERRY LAWSON • BRAD LEWIS • ROBYN LEWIS • REBECCA LITTLE • BEVERLEY MASTIN • DOUG MCLAUGHLIN • PAT MIDDLETON KAREN MOUSER • ANTHONY MOZEE • HENRY NAILOR • CHAD ORDELHEIDE • TOM ORSO • MARY KAY OWENS • LINDA REESE • MARCIA RODRIGUEZ • CHRIS ROGERS DAWN ROWAN • DOUG RUGH •ROGERSEARS TIM SHARP CARMEN SIDA • VICKIE SMITH • JANETTEUERLE • MARGARET TEUERLE • DALE TOEDEBUSCH • ANGELA WINFREY • WALLY WINFREY MICHELLE ADAMS • BRUCE ALLINGER • VICKI BALL • JOHN BIRKHOLZ • PAT BLOEBAUM • STEVE BRADSHAW • TRACY BRAKENSIEK • JEFF BRUNKHORST • JENNIFER BRUNSON • KARYN BURGESS• MIKE CRONK • JENNIFER DIEBOLD • TRICIA DIXON • ROCHELLE DRAKE • JEFF DUNKER CORINNAFINCHER ROGER EADS • KATHY EDWARDS • LEE ENGLISH • EDWARD FAST • DAN FERGUSON • STEPHANIE FULBRIGHT • JIM HALE • MATT HALSTEAD • PAIGE HANNING • HOPE HARLAN • SCOTT HARRIS • TOMMY HELVEY • DWAYNE HEPPERMAN • KRISTIN HEYING • LEE HOLMES • JIM HUNT • JAMES JONES • TAMMY JONES • STEPHANIE KAIBEL • LYN KEY • NICOLE KLINGINSMITH • EDWARD KRAFT • JERRY LAWSON • BRAD LEWIS • ROBYN LEWIS • REBECCA LITTLE • BEVERLEY MASTIN • DOUG MCLAUGHLIN • PAT MIDDLETON • KAREN MOUSER ANTHONYMOZEE HENRY NAILOR • CHAD ORDELHEIDE • TOM ORSO • MARY KAY OWENS • LINDA REESE • MARCIA RODRIGUEZ • CHRIS ROGERS • DAWN ROWAN • DOUG RUGH • ROGER SEARS • TIM SHARP • CARMEN SIDA • VICKIE SMITH • JANET TEUERLE • MARGARET TEUERLE • DALE TOEDEBUSCH • ANGELA WINFREY • WALLY WINFREY MICHELLE ADAMS • BRUCE ALLINGER • VICKI BALL • JOHN BIRKHOLZ • PAT BLOEBAUM • STEVE BRADSHAW • TRACY BRAKENSIEK • JEFF BRUNKHORST • JENNIFER BRUNSON • KARYN BURGESS «MIKE CRONK «JENNIFER DIEBOLD «TRICIA DIXON «ROCHELLE DRAKE «JEFF DUNKER • CORINNA FINCHER • ROGER EADS • KATHY EDWARDS • LEE ENGLISH • EDWARD FAST • DAN FERGUSON • STEPHANIE FULBRIGHT JIM HALE • MATT HALSTEAD • PAIGE HANNING • HOPE HARLAN • SCOTT HARRIS • TOMMY HELVEY • DWAYNE HEPPERMAN • KRISTIN HEYING • LEE HOLMES • JIM HUNT «JAMES JONES • TAMMY JONES • STEPHANIE KAIBEL • LYN KEY • NICOLE KLINGINSMITH • EDWARD KRAFT • JERRY LAWSON • BRAD LEWIS • ROBYN LEWIS REBECCA LITTLE «BEVERLEY MASTIN DISCOVER THE MOMENT ECHO Wright City High School Wright City, Missouri Volume 56 — TABLE OF - OPENING SECTION 4-11 JR. HIGH 12-23 FACULTY 24-29 OR GA NIZA TIONS 30-51 SPORTS 52-61 EVENTS 62-81 FRESHMEN 82-85 DEDICATION FOR 25 eMi' ChcmJchnj 1964 1965 19651966 1966-1967 Twenty-five years ago, Mr. Dan Charlton began teaching busi- ness education in Wright City High School. In celebration of his anniversary, the 1987-88 yearbook is being dedicated to him. When Mr. Charlton began his teaching career in Wright City, he was one of ten teachers at the school. Even though the school population has grown over the years, he claimed that his classes have basically remained the same size. Mr. Charlton attended Murray State University, in Murray Ken- tucky. His major area of study in college was business. His deci- sion to teach business education was made in high school. Some people consider Mr. Charlton a difficult teacher, but he feels that he is a typical business teacher. Since his classes are electives, he feels that the students are there because they chose to be and they decide their grades by the efforts they put forth on their studies. Being a business teacher, Mr. Charlton often notices typing or other errors — like those in the daily announcements, for exam- ple. He admitted that he has, on occasions, brought these errors to the attention of the office. All in good humor, of course. Mr. Charlton claimed that he feels very proud when a student who has been in one of his classes decides upon a business major in college or a business related job. He also added some advice for prospective shorthand students: eat, sleep, and drink shorthand, if you want to do well. Mr. Charlton feels that Wright City High School does a good job in preparing its students for college. He said that the size of the school limits a wider variety of classes, but the size also allows for a better teacher student relationship than it would if the school were larger. Even though the school population has greatly increased since he first began teaching, the need for additional business teachers has not been necessary and he does not feel that it ever will. Mr. Charlton stated that he has been very happy with his job here in Wright City and he has no future plans of retirement. He said he plans on teaching for at least another fifteen years or so 1985- 19S4 1982-1983 1978-1979 4 1968-1969 1987-1988 1971-1972 COUNTING THE MINUTES BEFORE BUS DUTY FIGURING GRADES In 1965-1966, the echo yearbook was dedicated to Mr. Charlton. YEARS AT W.C.H.S. jJlJU TAKING A BREAK THAT OCCASIONAL SMILE SAME DIRECTIONS DIFFERENT YEAR 5 FRIENDS A person’s high school years should he the most important time of their lives. It is time for learning, a time for growing up, and certainly a time to remember! We will never want to forget these years as long as we live. This yearbook was put together for that reason, to capture those special memories. I hope that 10 years from now you can look back in this yearbook and remember all those special times that you shared with your friends. Regardless if those times were good or bad we have all learned about life from our experiences in our high school years. We should not rush our high school days because once they are over they are gone and we will be out in the real world looking out for ourselves. We will no longer depend on our parents to protect us from our wrongs. I hope that everyone enjoys this yearbook as much as I have enjoyed help put it together. I would also like to congratulate the rest of the yearbook staff on a job well done. Hold on to these memories and DISCOVER THE MOMENT!!!! Tricia Dixon Editor Being co-editor of the yearbook brings on more responsibility. There is no time to goof around in between deadlines because I have alot more pages to do. It also means that your pages are expected to be turned in on time, no matter what. This could mean that you do most of the work by yourself in order to get it finished. I'm sure Editor will be alot harder hut I'm looking forward to it. Debbie Dean Co-Editor 7 DISCOVER THE STUDENTS Brett is doing homework?! Aren’t Doug and Kim cute? What are you ... ”, asks Vickie. Students are usually at their best when they are with friends. Debbie Lewis felt she was at her best when she became co-editor of the school paper. Kim Rhine feels she is when she is with Doug. Angie Winfrey is, when I'm with my be$f friend, Christine, as she stated. When are you at your best? David leaving English class. Matt and Mary Kay show off. Michael is in a good mood. 8 Da von is surprised. Robyn, eat your heart out! Chad smiles for the camera. AT THEIR BEST Jennifer is waiting for the bell. Tricia and Lyn goof off in the hall. Nikki watches Stacey eat. Look at those biceps! I wonder who Kristen is smiling at. C'mon Suiie, smile!! Matt is anxious to start class. 9 Lee enjoys his lunch. Lana is ready to leave class. Gina is trying to finish homeowork. DISCOVER Discover the good times . . . ev- eryone has them. Here at WCHS good times are shared by everyone. At school dances, pep rallies, in the lunchroom, and even in the class- room . . . Here are some pictures of some people in our school who seem to be having a relatively good time . . . Brian looks bored but good times are on his mind Da%on, Steph, Paige and Christine are having a good time. a I’m on my way to a Bridgette says, Look at this” 10 Is Wally having a good time? Kevin is eating some good food. THE GOOD TIMES Vickie and Scott bangin' around in the library. Tricia and Steph smite for the camera. 2 Arden Ackman Jenny Bauer Jodi Bauer Brian Bcrtkc Ann Betts Carla Billingsley Gina Cenatiempo Cathy Cohen Lynn Cousin Julia Dashley Jeff Davidson Charles Dome Nick Hart wig J.T. Heideman Michael Helvcy Amy Hindman Billy Ivie Ter a Janish Chad Jones Julie Killian Kasey Knisley David Kurtzchorn Dwayne Lewis Michael Long Shannon Mantia Angela McDaniel Chrissy McGhee Billy McLaughlin Louann McLaughlin Bryan McMullin Dustin Peterson Tonya Piatt Mandy Pryor Tara Ramey Timothy Red us Rodney Richardson Kyle Smith Ann Spires Luke Stufflehean Chastity Sylcox Dusty Teson Nathan Thomas 14 Amy Bloebaum Jennifer Bodessa Valerie Bote Davina Bradshaw Richey Buhler Scott Cain Jason Figura Amy Filson Tracy Frisch man Christina Gerland Jennie Halstead Danny Harrison Wes Jaspering Tyann Jefferson Jason Luckett Stephen Luehher Christian J. Melson Robbie Michel Robbie Moritz Amanda Murphy Jamie Pauk William Perry Victoria Roberts Nathan Rook Arlene Sanders Lee Schell Ronnie Simmons Katie Smith Eric Washburn John Willard Theresa Wilding Gary Wolf 15 Bethany Ames Danny Boyle Dewayne Camp Chris Cartwright Lisa Cate Patti Christiansen Becky Cope Karen Cronk Sean Dicus Kristi Dixon Deanna Duckworth James Edwards Holly Forrest Danny Fuchs Shannon Gilchrist Jason Hanning Rowe Harlan Donald Held Brandee Jones Jennifer Justice Jeremy Kitchen Joann Lemon Christine Marty Scott McLaughlin Kim Perry Chad Peterson Jeremiah Pintar Patty Rob inert Shane Roe Patricia Rogers Tim S war ingen Brad Toedebusch Dennis Toedebusch No Photo Available No Photo Available 16 No Pholo Available Lisa Christopher Dennis Clancy Melissa Conley Jason Fincher Keith Finders Jennifer Fleischauer Steve Hcppcrmann April Howard Micheline Johnson Lori Missey Sean Moss Anthony Mozee Tanya Murphy Jody Newcomb Nicole Pauk Jason Polston Larry D. Ray J.R. Eric Reed Kevin Rhine Misty Roberts Shannon Roberts Lawrence Roys ton Michael Rust Frank Saviano Herbert Schell Michael Schubert Teal Smoot Jennie Tremeear David Understall Heather Williams Jason Wright 17 JR. HIGH STU-CO FRONT ROW: April Howard, Herbie Schell, Davina Bradshaw, Kristi Dixon, Kyle Smith, Karen Cronk, Lisa Cate, Shannon Roberts. BACK ROW: Steve Leuhher, Ms. McNeal, Mr. Elifritr, Heather Williams. Tanya Murphy. This year’s Jr. High Stuco has had a very busy year. This group is made up of young students who have worked very hard to achieve their goals. They have had such projects as a Halloween Candy Guess and a Jr. High Christmas Dance. They also sponsored a W0% Club for students turning in 100% of their work. This year’s officers are President- Tanya Murphy, Vice-President- Lisa Cate, Secretary- Shannon Roberts, and Treasurer- April How- ard. Tanya Murphy comment- ed, I feel this year's Stuco has been a success because of all the time and effort the members have put forth.” Lisa Cate added, I think this year's Jr. High Stuco is headed in the right direc- tion. 18 CADETS IN TRAINING The saxaphone section deep in concentration. Mandy and Bethany try to work out a difficult measure. What did you say? This year's Cadet Band is again in full swing for the upcoming year. Conducted by Mark Black- more, these talented young people have spent many hours trying to master their instruments and just about succeeded. There are many kids in that class that have a chance in succeeding in a music career. Good luck to you all!! Joann, Teal, and Jamie relax after class. 19 JR. HI CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Jennifer Fleischauer. Teal Smoot. Jennifer Justice. MIDDLE ROW: Kris Dixon. FRONT ROW: Trish Rogers. JoAnn Lemon. Tera Janish. Kris smiles pretty for the camera during a break. OurJunior High Cheerleaders are an energetic group with a lot of spirit. They cheer for all the Jr. High games. Their sponsor is Debbie Wilding. Their captain is JoAnn Lemon and co-captain is Jennifer Justice. '7 think cheerleading has been very exciting, because we all know what we're doing this year , stated Jennifer Justice. Kris Dixon says, I think we're doing alot better for this year since most of our squad is experienced. It is alot of fun, we all get pepped up for the games. I think it’s been a successful year. I think we got a lot accom- plished this year. I think we had great school spirit and team- work , added JoAnn Lemon. Jr. High Cheerleaders strut their stuff. JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY And They’re off! Coach Wilding. Christina Gerland. Brian Bentke, Rowe Harlan. Jamie Pauk, Patty Christiansen, Jo Ann Lemon. Jay Pintar, Brandy Jones, Karen Cronk, Herby Shell, Julie Dashley, Lee Shell, Davina Bradshaw, Trish Rogers. Junior High Cross Country is a new sport to Wright City High this year. There were 14 daring young people that endured the traumas of practice every evening for just one meet. They all stuck with it though. We wish all of them the best of luck in the future. 21 Jamie Pauk enjoys the meet. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Waiting for the rebound. Running down the court with the ball in their hands and the opponent after them is the way the Wright CityJr. High Girls Basketball played. The team consisted of 6 seventh graders and 5 eighth graders. They had a nice season thanks to the help of their coach, Sandy Christopher. They worked very hard and learned alot about the game and also about sportsmanship. Heather Williams explains, We played good as a team and the seventh graders learned a lot this year. Coach Christopher pre- pared us well for next year in high school basketball. Good luck to all the Jr. High Cats! 22 Front: Theresa Wilding, Jenni Bauer. Tracy Frischman. Louann McLaughlin, Christiana Gerland and Jodi Bauer. Back: Coach; Sandy Christopher. Manager; Kyle Smith, Lisa Christopher. Heather Williams, Lisa Cate, Karen Cronk. Jennie Tremeear, and Manager; Tanya Murphy. Katie Smith. PERFECTING TECHNIQUES This year the Junior High Boys Basketball consists of people from both seventh and eighth grade. Al- though they are not on the same team, they don't always play at the same time. The seventh graders al- most never play with the eighth grad- ers. Behind the team that good, there has to be a coach. This team’s coach is Mr. Gary Farris. When asked what he felt about this season, he com- mented, ”We had a very successful season. We didn’t win a lot of games but we became better basketball players. We improved enough through the course of the year, to the point that we will be ready to begin next year with a lot of enthusiasm The players of the team had to work hard all season. Their season was so short so they didn V get to play much ball, but they did improve very much. When asked how the team did a couple of players had no comments but a couple did. Mike Rust ”If we had a longer season we would have did better. ” Row I (hr): Billy McLaughlin. Danny Boyle, Arden Ackmann. Brian Bertke. Mike Rust. Nathan Thomas. Dwayne Lewis. Row 2 (hr): Scott McLaughlin, Eric Washburn, J. T. Heideman, Nathan Rook, Rowe Harlan. Jeremy Kitchen. Dwayne Camp, Coach Gary Farris. Not pictured: Gary Wolf. Brian Bertke makes a great pass. Dwayne running hack for defense. Mark Blackmore Band Mary Lue Buescher Home Economics Dan Charlton Business David Cook Sharon Crider Agriculture History Rusty Eli fritz Resource Room Dave Gerdeman Athletics Janet Gerdeman Resource Room Aide Dave Harrison Athletics, DR.ED. Sherry Hunter English Dale Kelly Sharia Kennedy Science Vocal Music Nancy LaChance English. Mass Media Frank Lake History Sharon Krause Tea cher Clerica 1 Aide 2b John Leara English Jamie McNeal Resource Room Madonna Pund Resource Room Tess Schell man English Randy Scipioni Industrial Arts Dixie Smith Counselor Daniel Springman History Jeff Stack Chem. Physics Robyn Stetson Mathematics Mary Stephens Counselor Carol Martin Eleanor Turley English Spanish A rr Janie Walker Librarian Diane Ward Science Debbie Wilding Mathematics Mr. Mike Andrews Principal This is Mr. Michael Andrews second year as junior - senior principal. During this time, he has established himself as an educational leader to nearly 400 students and 55 faculty and staff members. Mr. Andrews has a open door policy for students, teachers and parents. He has a deep concern for the welfare of the students and takes pride in being fair and consistent in all his dealings with people. During the course of the year he has managed to help the school maintain a positive image and to strive for quality educa- tion. Everyone here is great, commented Mr. Andrews about the school. School pride and spirit are displayed by all of the stu- dents. Vie have a lot going for us. During the next several years there will be major changes taking place as the school and the community grow. With everyone's continued support and encour- agement, we’re going to be meeting these changes and challenges head on. (standing lr) Homer Stude. Fraser Small. Pam Gerdeman. Earl Requat. (sitting) Evelyn Dutton. Iris Schaper. Maurice Overlander. (87-88 Board of Education) This year � e have a new addition to our school. Mr. Maurice Overlander has joined us to be our new superintendent. Before arriving at W.C.H.S. he was superintendent at Bucklin for three years. Mr. Overlander was also an elemen- tary principal for 6 years, a Jr. High counselor for four years, and a Psychology teacher for two years. It may take a while for the W.C.H.S. to get used to all the changes but we're going to do the best we can to make him feel welcome! Good luck in the years to come from the yearbook staff of 1987-88. Maurice Overlander Superintendent Talk about a hectic day! It takes alot of patience and earplugs to drive a bus. Every morning and every night they have to duck from flying objects, put up with screaming, and even break up fights. Somehow they manage to maintain order and stay calm. It takes a great person to drive a bus. Homer Hitte. Ivan Paul. Pat Brockmeier. Dorothy Key. Dan Charlton. Bonnie Shreckengast. Dave Cook, Sue Pitch ford. Georgia Koster, Dale Kelly No matter what the pain is, Nancee Ripetto is there to cure it. There are times though when she has to put up with students who pretend to be sick. We all know that Nancee isn't just our school nurse but a friend to us all. Billie Arnett Headaches are all part of the job for Mrs. Arnett and Mrs. Brandes. All day they answer ringing phones, sign tardy and absentee slips, and type away. Everyone thinks their job is easy but they have one of the harder jobs at this school. Lila Brandes 29 30 ORGA NIZA TIONS MASS MEDIA front row: Debbie Lewis (newspaper co-editor), Angie Winfrey, Tricia Dixon (yearbook editor), Debbie Dean (yearbook assistant editor), middle row: Mrs. LaChance (advisor), Jennifer Christiansen, Karyn Burgess. Bev Martin, Kathy Edwards, Wendy Jaspering, Kim Rhine back row: Stephanie Fulbright.Jenni Brunson, Robyn Lewis, Rhonda Talley, Gina Blanks, Suzie McBride (newspaper co-editor), not pictured Kim Johnson, and Vickie Smith. There has been a lot of changes in Mass Media over the past year. There is a new advisor, the room has been changed to room 18, and there are a lot of new members on the staff. Against all these odds the staff came through. Not only does Mass Media put together the year- book they also publish The Wildcat Tales which appears in The War- renton Banner biweekly. Even though at times the staff feels frustrated and just wants to give up, we all pull through! Mass Media can be a lot of fun with hard work. Even though we spend many hours putting together the yearbook, we really don't mind because we want you to keep this book as a keepsake forever! We would like to give special thanks to Mrs. LaChance and Tricia Dixon for all their hard work. Robyn Lewis- I enjoy being a part of Mass Media because it helps get me prepared for a career in photography!” Kim Johnson- '7 really enjoy being in Mass Media because we are like a family because we work together well! Gina Blanks and Karyn Burgess deciding which pic- tures to use for their pages! DISCOVERS ’88 Suzie McBride and Debbie Lewis trying to get their stuff together. Jennifer Christiansen and Angie Winfrey taking a break! Stephanie Fulbright getting ready to type! Paige Hanning waiting for the bell to ring after a hectic day in Mass Media. Kim Johnson, Gina Blanks, Kathy Edwards discussing their yearbook pages. 33 WE ARE . . . The 1987-HR Stu-co had a very produc- tive year. They sponsored a variety of events this year. Their first activity was the famous back- to-school dance. Their big task was pre- paring for homecoming. All in all, they had a very productive year. The officers for the 87-88 year are Da- von Turner (Pres.)t Jill Sherman (V. Pres.), Michelle Adams (See.), Shari Kohr (Tres)f and Mary Kay Spires (Hist.). Michelle Adams, secretary, writes down her notes. Mrs. Pund expresses, What a morning!” From top Left to Right: D.J. Schenkleberg, Davon Turner, Pat Middleton, Jill Zuhone, Kelly Blanchard. Michelle Adams, Shari Kohr, Julie Brunkhorst, Sandy Tinsley, Shelly Schubert, Kim Johnson, Chris Rogers, Jennifer McDaniel, Jill Sherman, Holly Williams, Mary Kay Spires, Mary Stephens, Paulette Dutton, Jennifer Garner, Jeff Albertson, Bridgette Gibbs 34 STU- CO '7 got out of bed for this exclaims Kim John- ”Hurry up with this meeting'.”, exclaims Shari. The Pres, and V. Pres, cheerin' it up. son. Stuco Officers: Da von Turner Pres.. Jill Sherman V. Pres., Michelle Adams-Secretary, Shari Kohr-Treasurer, Mary Kay Spires- Historian 35 ■ NHS FRONT ROW: Michelle Adams, Chris Rogers, Da von Turner, Stephanie Fulbright, Karen Mouser. MIDDLE ROW: Jennifer McDaniel, Shelly Schubert, Kim Rhine, Wendy Jaspering, Suzie McBride, Jill Sherman. BACK ROW: Dixie Smith. Kim Johnson, Bruce Bauer, Roger Sears, Henry Nailor, Gina Blanks. Cindy Rust, Sharon Crider The National Honor Society is a group of talented and intelli- gent students who have excelled in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. It is an important part of our school and among its accomplishments include organizing the food drive, which collected 902 food items from the junior high and high school for the needy. The new members of the NHS were inducted on November 24. The ten new members increased the number of members to 22. The officers for 1987-88 are Michelle Adams-President, Davon Turner-Vice-President, Stephanie Fulbright-Secretary, Karen Mouser-Treasurer, and Chris Rogers-Student Council Representa- tive. The advisors are Sharon Crider and Dixie Smith. When asked how she felt about being a member, Michelle Adams replied, NHS is a great organization because the mem- bers are excellent people. I am proud to be a part of such a fine group. Davon Turner stated, I really enjoy being in NHS. It gives me a sense of great accomplishment I feel even more proud because I was inducted as a sophomore. I'm looking forward to being president next year. Also, I really like working with Mi- chelle because I learn a lot, and she is a great inspiration to the students of WCHS. 36 SIEMPRE AMIGOS Members of rhe 1987-88 Foreign Language Club are as follows: front row: l-r, Jennifer Brunson, secretary, Beverley Martin, treasurer, Laurie Cate, vice-president, Angela Winfrey, President middle row: l-r, Steph- anie Fulbright, Cindy Rust. Foreign Language Club, this year, is a very intelligent group of students who like to experience new and chal- lenging ideas. This year’s club is very outgoing. They have gone out to eat at Casa Gallardo and also prepared their own meal for after school. Mrs. Martin, the organi- zation's sponsor, commented, Going out with FLC is like feeding time at the zoo. I like being the sponsor of this group because I get a chance to see my kids out of the classroom. After all, it's not everyday you see kids trying flautas, chimichangas, or flan. I'm really looking forward to going back to Casa Gallardo again next year! Beverley Martin, a Senior this year, remarks, I really enjoy FLC. It gives you a chance to learn new things and try new and different types of food, when we go out to eat. Angela Winfrey, president of the club responded, The activity that we did this year that I enjoyed the most was when we went to Casa Gallardo. It was alot of fun. I really enjoyed being president. This year's officers for FLC are Angela Winfrey-Presi- dent, Laurie Cate-Vice President, Jennifer Brunson-Sec- retary, Beverley Martin-Treasurer, Stephanie Kaibel-Stu- dent-Council Representative. Kim Rhine. Carol Martin, advisor. Jill Sherman, Sandy Tinsley, Holly Williams, Mary Kay Spires. Back row: l-r, Karen Mouser, Michele Burton. Jennifer McDaniels, Stacey Dobbs. Sandy, Beverley and Holly enjoy a moment's rest after a meeting. 37 S.A.D.D. First row: Tammy Jones. Scott Harris. Shari Kohr. Beverley Martin. Paulette Dutton. Nicole Rau Second row: Vanessa Mellon, Stacey Dobbs, Laurie Cate. Julie Bronkhorst, Kim Rhine. April Harlen, Alicia Streibel, Rebecca Durkee, Nichole Pauk Third row: Samantha Christo- pher. Vicki Ball. Sandy Tinsley, Jill Sherman. Kim Beckner, Debbie Understall. Kris Dixon. Forth row: Miss Stetson, Melissa Huff, Mary Kay Spires, Katyn Burgess, Carmen Sida, Rich Brockman. Fifth row: Lavender Irons. Jeff Albertson, Roger Sears, Tia Cruse, Sixth row: Audrey Trimborn, Mike Stude. Michelle Burton. S.A.D.D. — Students Against Drunk Driving is now in its second year atn W.C.H.S. This chapter has been set up to help students familiarize themselves with the consequences of drinking and driving. Facing the fact that many stu- dents of W.C.H.S. go out on the week- ends and are faced with the drinking and driving situation, it is a good idea to have a place for students to come and discuss their feelings and hard- ships. Miss Stetson, the organization's sponsor quotes, The SADD organiza- tion has grown since last year. The stu- dents in the organization feel very strongly about the drinking and driving problem in today's society. Our future goal for the coming year is to establish drug-free parties. 38 Miss Stetson prepares for a S.A.D.D. meeting. THE WHIZ KIDS OF WCHS This year's Computer Club consists of (clockwise from left) Lavender Irons, treasurer; Miss Stetson, sponsor; Kim Beckner, Jeff Albertson, Stu- dent Council Representative; Matt Halstead, sergeant at arms; Dawn Royston, Chad Lowry, Vickie LaFave, vice- president; Tia Cruise, Elaine Vahle, secretary; and not pic- tured Larry LaFave, president. Although some people may think that this club is a waste of time these people do not. Not only are they learning about computers, they also are get- ting hands on experience , that will last them a lifetime. Good Luck to you all!!!! This program’s a sure thumbs up!! exclaims Larry. ARTISTIC STUDENTS The 1987-88 art club is again painting, drawing, and making things beautiful. The officers for this year are Sandy Tinsley, presi- dent; Holly Williams, V. president; Michelle Burton, secretary; Carmen Sida, treasurer; Chris Rogers, parliamentarian. Mrs. Turley who is the sponsor of art club quotes, I’ve enjoyed the students who partici- pate in Art Club. I particularly appreciate the students who have creative ideas and follow through with their projects.” I’m never going to know what’s right. What a worker. Back row; Becky Durkee.Jill Sherman, next Alicia Streihel, Billy Albertson, Mike Cronk, Kelly Blanchard, Chris Rogers, Carmen Sida, Kim Beckner, Bobby Albertson, April Harlan, Mrs. Turley, next Jimmy Reed, Jennifer Brunson, Debbie Unnerstall, Sandy Tinsley, Holly Williams, Jeff Albertson, next Melissa Huff, Michelle Burton, Irene Helmich. What a smile. 40 POSITIVE ACTION WORKS Positive Aetion Works! As of last year, Mrs. Schellman start- ed positive action works (P.A.W.). She started it by giv- ing out contracts to all of her students and letting every one know about it in the announce- ments. All you had to do was sign a contract saying that you wouldn't get any tardees, ab- sences for a quarter, and to maintain a C average. It was for which ever one you wanted to sign for. This year P.A.W. is a new club joined to W.C.H.S. If you go a quarter without break- ing any of your contracts, then Mrs. Schellman will either take you to the park, out for pizza, or on various trips. It just goes to show that positive action does work! Thank you Mrs. Schellman for bringing our the positiveness in the students. 41 bottom l-r, Suzie McBride, Rhonda Talley, Matt Robinett, 2nd row; Mary Kay Spires, Jill Sherman, 3rd row; Theresa Schellman (sponsor), Gina Blanks, Sandy Tinsley, Holly Williams, Davon Turner, top row; Kim Johnson, Michelle Burton, Jennifer McDaniel. FFA IS BACK Future Farmers of America is a National organization that is open to all students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. The Wright City Chap- ter has 33 members. During the 1987- 88 school year there were many pro- jects which the members participated in. The Chapter kept busy with the Barnwarming Dance, Fruit Sales, Test Plot, and a Concession stand at the home basketball games. During the spring members trained for con- test teams such as Livestock, Meats, Field Crops, and Soils team. All in all the chapter worked hard and kept all its members busy. The 1987-88 offi- cers are: President: Paige Hanning, Vice President: Dale Toedebusch, Secretary: Wayne Requat, Treasurer: Janet Teuerle, Reporter: Jon Held, Sentinel: Dave Reckamp, Historians: Jeff Schnarre Larry Lafave. Tom Helvey: 2nd Vice Pres. From row:Janet Teuerle, Dale Toedebusch, Dave Reckamp, Jon Held, Tom Helvey, Paige Hanning, Dave Cook (Advi- sor) Row 2: Tom Neldon, Wayne Requat, Robert Edwards, Lottie Blanks. Lonnie Piatt, Larry Lafave, Jeff Schnarre. Row 3: Damon Pauk, Bruce Bauer, Mike Cope, Brenda Helvey, Vicki Lafave. Mike Robinett. Row 4: James Jones. Pat Middleton, Keith Johnson, Jeff Tucker, Shelly Drake. Row 3: Andrae Wyatt, Ralph Huster, Corey Anderson, Chad Lowery, and Lynn Duebbert. 42 IN ACTION! Dale pictured with his prize winning trailer he made in the Vo-Ag shop. But Mr. Cook I was just checking hogs!!” stared David Reek- amp one afternoon. ) ”Jon. are you sure we are almost there.asks Dale on one long trip. Jeff and Tom posing gallantly for the camera. (Tom always was the silly one DISCOVER THE FUTURE First row: Vickie Smith. Lyn Key. Margaret Teuerle. Dawn Roger Eads. Andrae Parker. Dan Ferguson. Kenny James. Rowan. Rich Rogers. Second row: Ralph Huster, Third row: Dennis Unnerstall. Tim Sharp. Jerry Lawson. One program offered at Wright City is the Vo-Tech program. To join in this program, students fill out applications to he accepted to attend the Four Rivers Vocational Technical School. When the students are accepted they attend our school for the first three hours and then travel by bus to Washington, where the school is located. The students get on-the-job experience in trades like: Auto Body, Auto Mechanics, Welding, Building Trades, Health Occupations, Clerical, and Graphic Arts. Students can join this program for one or two years. The first year students are: Ralph Huster, Kenny James, Lyn Key, Andrae Parker, Rich Rogers, Dawn Rowan, Vickie Smith, Janet Teuerle, and Dennis Unnerstall. Second year students are: Roger Eads, Dan Ferguson, Jerry Lawson, Tim Sharp, and Margaret Teuerle. 44 INDUSTRIAL ARTS The 1987-88 Industrial Arts Club nr ■ BnM 1 Kristin ■ on her way to a meeting! The officers of this years Industrial Arts Club are: Pres. Vickie Smith V. Pres. Kevin Mouser Sec. Kris- tin Heying Treasurer-Marcie Rodriguez Vickie ready for a meeting. 45 RAH RAHS Bottom row; Jennifer McDaniel. Jennifer Garner, Holly Williams, Shari Kohr, Top row; Julie Brunkhurst, Paulette Dutton Rah! Rah! Rah! The 1987-88 cheer- leaders are looking great. They have been participating in boys and girls games this year. The Rah Rah's have really been showing their spirit for both teams and the teams really appreciate their support. Captain Shari Kohr quotes, This year has been great so far since we've been cheering for both the boys’ and girls' teams. Being captain is really different than last year, but it is fun. Co-Captain Julie Brunkhorst quotes, 1 enjoy being co-captain be- cause I have learned to be more respon- sible and be more of a leader. I think our squad is good for being so young and not that experienced. Jennifer Garner quotes, Cheerlead- ing is a fun experience and a chance to meet new people from other schools. I can also show off my school spirit. Holly Williams quotes, Being on the squad is fun this year because we were able to cheer for the girls varsity and junior varsity also. Smile, Smile, Smile Shoot 4 - 2 46 i PEP BAND Rowdy and loud is how peo- ple around WCHS describe this year's Pep Band. People come to the games to watch the teams, hut also get a real treat when the band starts strutting its stuff. This year's hand is bigger, louder, and crazier and have fun doing the crazy stunts they do. Bryan Martin quotes, We are just up there to have a good time and to cheer the players on! Dwayne Heppermann, a Senior this year, says that, This year's Pep Band is louder and more radical than any oth- er one that I have been in, in the last five years! Mr. Mark Blackmore. the band's direc- tor, comments, Sometimes you get a band that has exactly the right combination of people and things just work well. This years group of 'crazies' are just great. See you at the games! The Wild Bunch strikes again!! Febble Webble in action!! What do you think you're doing!! 47 JAZZIN’ IT UP This year Mr. Blackmore is teaching jazz as part of the concert band experience. This allows clarinet, flute, and baritone players to enjoy a style of music that they might ordinarily be excluded from. The performing Jazz Band consists of 20-25 members, depending on the song. This band performs during regular band concerts and when the school has assem- blies. Some of the songs they play during their concerts are: ”Woodchopper's Ball”, ”Louie, Louie”. Sea Breeze”, and Blue Duke”. Mr. Blackmore commented, ''Jazz Band is a great way to develop a student's skills and allows them to expand their playing styles. Solos are a way to express your in- terpretation of the song and is very de- manding on the soloist.” Jazz Band relaxing between songs. Row I (l-r) Roger Eads, Jennifer McDaniel. Stacey Dobbs, Tom Neldon. Row 2 (hr) Ken Swaringcn. Shelly Schubert. Michelle Adams. Wendy McDaniels. Holly Williams, Elaine Vahle, Kevin Lane. Row 3 (l-r) T.J. Bueneman, Doug McLaughlin, Roger Sears, Matt Ruge, Adam Hei liger, Tracy Brakensiek. Mike Tribley. 48 CONCERT BAND Concert Band is a group of talent- ed individuals who are willing to go that extra step of the way. The High School Concert Band has performed once at the high school gym in the Christmas Program; they also per- formed in a Spring concert in the gym. In the middle of March they will be participating in the districts at Mexico, Mo. We would like to wish you'll the best of luck in your competition! Shelly Schubert smiles while Jennifer McDaniel half smiles. Michelle Adams and Holly Williams blow a tune. 1st row: Michelle Adams. Holly Williams. Kevin Hensiek, Wally Winfrey. Vickie LaFave, Dawn Martin, Paulette Dutton, Kelly Runkles, Rhonda Talley, Mary Kay Spires, Jennifer Christiansen. 2nd row: Tracy Brakensiek, T. J. Bueneman, Matt Ruge, Adam Heiliger, Bryan Martin, David Molinari, Kevin Ramey. Shelly Shubert. 3rd row: Kelly Blanchard, Jennifer McDaniel. Mike Tribley, Roger Sears, Doug McLaughlin, Scott Ramey. Korey Gerdeman, Ken Swaringen, Scott Stamm, Steve Bradshaw, Dwayne Hepperman, Kim Fast, Jill Zuhone, Elaine Vahle, Mr. Mark Blackmore (director). 4th row:JoeJaspering,Jeff Tucker, Tom Neldon.Jim Roberts, Mike Stude, Lavender Irons, Antwone Welch. Stacey Dobbs, Doug Rugh, Chad Ordelheide, Kevin Lane. Wendy McDaniels. 49 (left to right) Row 1: Jim Roberts. Jeff Tucker, Kevin Lane, Mike Stude; Row 2: Doug Rugh, Chad Ordelheide, La vendar Irons, Bethany Ames, Heather Williams. Tom Neldon, Antwone Welch, Stacey Dobbs. Mr. Mark Blackmore; Row 3: Julie Schnarre. Roger Eads, Kevin Henscik. Michelle Adams, Vickie LaFavc, Chad Lowry, Rhonda Talley, Jennifer Christiansen. Row 4: Shelly Schubert, Wendy McDaniels, Mike Tribley.Jen McDaniel, Kim Fast, Jill Zuhone, Elaine Vahle; Row 5: Tracy Brakensiek. Holly Williams,Jerry Lawson. TJ. Bueneman, David Mollinari. Kevin Ramey, Bryan Martin; Row 6: Roger Sears, Doug McLaughlin. Korey Gerdeman, Scott Stamm, Ken Swarengen, Scott Ramey, Steve Bradshaw; Row 7; Dwayne Heppermann, Kelly Blanchard (left to right): Laurie Cate. Ann Pintar, Debbie Unnerstall, Wendy Jaspering, Sandy Tinsley. Cindy Rust, Kelly Runkles, Jill Sherman, Michele Burton, Dawn Martin. Tia Cruse. Paulette Dutton 50 LIVES ON Omigosh, What comes nextII? The gang relaxing after the Kirksville compe- tition. Bryan playing his heart out. Roger and Dwayne psyching up for competi- tion. Run that by me one more time, reeeaal slow!! Jill, Laurie, Jennifer, and Shelly look ready to go to the game. The 1987 season was one of the most successful seasons the Marching Wildcats have ever had. The Marching Cats showed great pride in their school and in them- selves by placing in 3 out of the 4 parades they competed in. Their determination and dedi- cation paid off when they placed third at Culver Stocton, third at Kirksville, and second at Fayette. Congrats to the Marching Cats and the Flag Corps on a great year. Keep the pride alive. The Marching Wildcats entertain the crowd at Warren County Sesquintenial Celebration. Chad and Elaine discuss the competition. 51 52 i J.V. GIRLS IMPROVE . . ™ The J. V. team had what one could say was a year of improvement. The whole idea for a junior varsity program is to learn and build your skills which you will use in future years. Our J. V. team improved all year and ended on a high note by winning their last 2games. Their record ended at 5-7. They defeated Warrenton twice, Francis Howell North, Winfield and Wentzville. They lost to Montgomery City, Elsberry twice, Clopton, St. Dominic twice, and Orchard Farm. Front row (l-r):Jill Zuhone, Kim Fast. Shelly Schubert.Jill Sherman. 2nd row (1-r): Coach Sue Wright. Tia Cruse. Tara Stiers, Lana Kenter, Dawn Martin, Coach Rust Elifritz. 54 V. BOYS BASKETBALL HACK ROW: Dale Kelly (Coach). Jeff Tucker (manager). Antwone Welch. Korey Gerdeman, Ken Krolik, Bryan Martin, Chris Lehmann. Billy Albertson (manager). FRONT ROW: Kevin Johnson, Chris Klenke. Robie Lucas. Jason Bieber, Larry Bond. The 1987-88 hoys JV basketball team had a very tough year, but they worked hard. They played 22 games, winning 6 of them. Chris Lehmann stated, It was fun to be coached by Mr. Kelly, we really learned a lot, and we hope to do better next year.” Even though it was a hard year and there was little reward for their ef- forts, the team remained optimistic. It was fun!” exclaimed Ken Krolik. The highest scorer for the season was Korey Gerdeman. with the most re- bounds was Antwone Welch, and Bryan Martin had the highest free- throw percentage. OPPONENT US THEM Silex 51 43 Orchard Farm 41 40 Elsberry 40 43 Montgomery City 38 69 Elsberry 37 29 Wentz ville 39 52 Holy Rosary 48 42 Troy 40 51 Warren ton 36 50 Winfield 51 50 St. Clair 54 40 St. Dominic 38 48 Francis Howell 28 54 Warren ton 31 39 St. Dominic 49 60 Winfield 42 48 Duchesne 31 42 Francis Howell North 45 53 St. Francis Borgia 42 59 Troy 61 75 St. Dominic 43 58 Wentz ville 43 71 Jason Bieber in action. 55 VARSITY GIRLS Back Row: Coach Wright, Gina Blanks, Jennifer Diebold, Lana Renter, Coach Flifritz. Middle Row: Cindy Rust, Kim Johnson. First Row: Robyn Lewis, Suzie McBride, Bridgette Gibbs, and Shelly Shubert. The Wright City Lady Wildcats had another outstanding season. Out of twenty six games they won twenty-one of them. The girls worked hard every practice, and did the best they could do each game; by doing that they were very successful. Our Lady Wildcats will be just as good next year, with the hard work the girls are planning to put out this summer. They will only he losing two seniors, so they should be pretty good. We hope they can Push It for a perfect or near perfect season next year. We congratulate them for an enjoyful and exciting season and wish them luck for the upcoming year. STATS 1987-1988 Team Offensive average 57.6pts game Team Defensive average 39.5pts game most points most rebounds Team Totals Gina Blanks 5 29 Kim Johnson 307 FG% 49% Kim Johnson 299 Gina Blanks 233 FT% 55% Suzie McBride 262 Robyn Lewis 72 PF 332 most assists best FG% REB 783 Gina Blanks 109 Kim Johnson 64% ASST 323 Suzie McBride 78 Gina Blanks 56% STL 256 Shelly Schubert 60 Suzie McBride 48% TPts 1497 best FT% most steals TPavg 57.6 Suzie McBride 77% Gina Blanks 120 Gina Blanks 66% Kim Johnson 39 Shelly Schubert 66% Suzie McBride 31 Westminister John Burroughs Orcha Til F ftn Montgomery City Silex % El sherry Q | Clopton Flsbcrry Warrent Silex Sr. Dominic Francis Howell Silex Warren ton Troy Warrenton St. Dominic Montgomery City W'entzviUe New Bloomfield Orchard Farm Winfield Wentzville Louisiana Orchard Farm Monroe City 5! 47 36 32 30 40 29 57 41 48 67 ] 39 64 2ft 59 1 ft 5« 47 r 63 56 71 44 63 ' 35 58 52 48 W' 57 46 21 33 40 66 28 : 71 51 - 59 65 56 ,(PUSH IT” FOR SUCCESS Kim J. chill in. Robyn L. shoots 4 2. Kim J. shoots over tree. VARSITY BOYS Front row: Rob Bieher, Matt Robinett, Henry Nailor, Curtis Forrest, James Jones. Dwayne Hepperman (manager). Back Row: Dave Gerdeman (coach), Doug Rugh. Pat Middleton, Tracy Brakensiek, Corey Anderson, Scott Harris. Roger Sears. Mike Stude (manager). The 87-88 varsity team had a very successful year ending with a record of 14-10. Not only did they have a winning record but they also took 2nd in Districts. Congratulations on a job well done WILDCATS!! Coach Gerdeman- We were pleased that our ream reached their potential. They should be very pleased with their season. Pat-''I want to thank coach for everything and good luck in the fu- ture. had alot of fun this year and had times I’ll never forget. Scott- 1 enjoyed playing with all my friends and under Coach Gerde- man. We played good down the stretch hut came up short. Doug-'T think this year was a very exciting year. At least we has a trip to the championship game at Districts, even though we lost, I think we all played good and have all improved. Tracy- The 87-88 season was a great experience. I had alot of fun throughout the season. I enjoyed playing with a great team and under a great coach. The Wildcats not only played great basketball hut they helped promote school spirit and gave a sense of pride in the community. 58 iPUMP UP THE VOLUME Farm J 4 er City or PONENT Umfield AQuinas Union Silcx Orchard Fi El sherry Mongtom Els berry Winfield St. Do mi Troy Winfield Warrent on Duchesne Steelvilh Warren on New Haven Francis Howell N. Borgia Troy St. W mdie Van-Far Moneoe Cm US 67 77 55 60 5 6 60 65 59 STATS MOST POINTS Scott Harris 513 Pat Middleton 285 Doug Rugh 245 ASSISTS Pat Middleton 161 Doug Rugh 73 Scott Harris 50 REBOUNDS Scott Harris 155 Corey Anderson 118 Pat Middleton 102 59 CROSS COUNTRY This year’s Cross Country team was extremely small, but they had a lot of determination. The runners were tenth grader Brian Gleire and ninth graders Melissa Huff and Kevin Mouser. The coach for Cross Country was Debbie Wilding. I think our ream has done very well this year in spite of all the injuries we had. Cross Country is a very demanding sport which takes a lot of endurance and time, ’’stated Brian. Melissa quoted, Life is in the fast lane when you're on the Cross Country team. I had a great time this year in Cross Country. It was my freshmen year and I'm sure I'll be back for three more years of running. The team was small, but it was still great fun and there was plenty of team spirit. It was a very interesting year, Kevin added. Debbie Wilding stated. Cross Country is a lonely sport in more than one way. Our team sire was down from previous years and running is a self-discipline sport. I give a lot of credit to those team members who completed the season. They worked hard and learned a great deal. I feel the Jr. High meet held in October was a step in building the pro- gram for next year. 60 SOFTBALL The 1987-88 school year had many advancements and additions to the Wright City School curricu- lum. One of the most successful was the girls softball team, which was lead to a .500 season by Coach Dan Springman and Sue Wright. The softball team was the result of the cumulative efforts of the coaches, school, and dedicated group of girls. The lady Wildcats had to over- come a lack of experience, in many of the positions on the team; this was achieved through a lot of dedication, hardwork, and team- work. The high point of the sea- son was an 8 to 5 victory over the top seated team in our District. This gave us a chance to play in the championship game. With the result of coming in 2nd at dis- tricts. Row one: Kim Johnson, Suzie McBride, Gina Blanks. Row two: Shari Kohr. Julie Brunkhorst. Lana Renter. Jill Zuhone. Robyn Lewis. Row three: Dawn Martin. Shelly Shubert, Coach Springman. Kelly Runkles. Heather Williams (Manager) Opponent Vs Them Flsbern 9 r Fort Zummalt S. J 11 23 St. Marys 15 4 Winfield 11 0 (iopton 9 10 Winfield 11 1 St. Dominic 6 4 Francis Hon ell .V. 4 15 St. Marys 14 15 St Marys 4 2 Van-Far 8 5 Clopton 4 7 Robyn Lewis quotes. Nothing tike a cold cup of water after coming off the field. Gina Blanks and Kim Johnson getting ready for their big game. 61 62 EVENTS BACK TO SCHOOL The theme of this year's Back- to-School Dance, sponsored by Student Council, was Back-To- The-Beach. While dancing to old Beach Boys songs, played by Rent- a-Jock, the students rocked in the new school year. With screams of encourage- ment, John Birkhob, who won the ice cream eating contest, and Ann Pintar, who won the limbo con- test, really showed their stuff. Approximately one hundred students showed up and was a very enjoyable evening for all. Dawn Martin, Shane Simmons, and Paulette Dutton having a good time at the dance. Dwayne Hepperman, Scott Harris, and John Birkholr demonstrating a new dance step. Mrs. Schellman and Dwayne Hepperman showing everyone how to really dance. Scott Harris trying to sing and dance at the same time! 64 DISCOVER THE TALENT SHOW 11 !.. This year's talent show spon- sored hy the high school music department, was a big success. The contestants were Michelle Adams. Jennifer McDaniel, the Too Coo! MC's, Lee Holms, Corey Anderson, Steve Brad- shaw. Andrea Wyatt, Audrey Trimhorn, the California Rai- sins, and the jr. and sr. high choruses. Congratulations to the fol- lowing people for winning: Mi- chelle Adams, first place, on pi- ano; the Too Cool MC's, sec- ond place, rappin’ their hearts out; Audrey Trimhorn, 3rd. The winners congratulate each other after the show. Fifth hour chorus show off their talents and their true colors. All of the acts joined for the grand finale. Gina Blanks rappin’ her heart out! 65 DISCOVER THE FUN TIMES . The school was rockin’ on Octo- ber 29 when the annual Barnwarm- ing Dance was held in the cafeteria. All week the queen candidates col- lected penny votes to raise money for the FFA chapter banquet held at the end of the year. The senior candidate held the most votes and received the crown from last year’s queen Kim Rhine. The court consisted of; sen- ior, Janet Teuerle and Dale Toede- busch; junior, Cindy Rust and Mickey Cope; sophomore, Laurie Cate and John Held; and freshman, Tara Stiers and Kirk Mitner. Everyone had an enjoyable time as they danced to the music provided by Rent-A-Jock. Congratulations to Janet! John Held. Laurie Care, Mickey Cope, Cindy Rust, Dale Toedc- busch, and Janet Teuerle. Barnwarming Court. Tara Stiers and Kirk Mitner Smile pretty! FFA Secretary. Wayne Requat with the final results. Paulette Dutton and friends enjoying the dance. Melissa Terrill. June Faulkner, and Michelle Gault When is this song going to end? 66 BARNWARMING ’87 Janet comments, It was a lot of fun running for Barnwarming queen and I'm glad a senior candidate won. Mickey Cope Hey babe, what’s up? Lynn Duebbert looking amazed. 67 Michelle Burton showing her stuff. Pat Middleton and Michelle Burton enjoying a quiet dance together. THE TRADITION VICKIE SMITH ANTICIPATES THE BALL KELLY BLANCHARD GOES FOR THE SCORE The tradition continues for the 1988 Seniors to win the spirit trophy for the 4th consecutive year. Starting off the assembly was the crab soccer game with the Seniors playing against the Juniors. The seniors took the victory of 2-1. The players for the senior team are: Robyn Lewis, Vickie Smith, Kathy Edwards, Karen Mouser, Lynn Key, Scott Harris, John Birkholz, Dwayne Hepermann, Pat Bloebaum, and Jeff Brunkhorst. Participating for the Juniors are: Suzie McBride, Gina Blanks, Bridgette Gibbs, Cindy Rust, Felicia Beard, Mike Stude, Kelly Blanchard, Mike Tribley, Mike Turner and Terry Lashly. 68 ■WHEN AM I GOING TO GET THE ACTION THE SENIORS BEST QUALITY I CONTINUES 69 HOMECOMING Wayne Klenke and Corey Anderson going up strong to Sandy Christopher goes in for the rebound, the basket. Alumni players fight for the ball Coming back for homecoming is a rime of excitement, enjoyment, and happiness. The best thing about it is seeing old faces at Wright City High. Many people come just to see how people have aged in physical appear- ances and other appearances. The returning Alumni boys players includ- ed: George Mozee, Wayne Kleinke, Rick At- terbury, Andy Ordelheide, Donnie Bishop, Arnold Jones, Jeff Avery, and Kurt Dieker. The returning Alumni girls players included: Cheryl Wyatt, Teresa Rice, Anita Lemke, Debbie Wilding, and Sandy Christopher. Alumni ladies plan out their plays for the 2nd half of the game. Lana Kenter blocks our to get the re- bound. Roger Sears looks to put the shot up. Debbie Wilding looks for the pass. Tracy Brakensiek and Jeff Avery fight ag- gressively for the ball. 70 GAME Doug Hugh shoots for two. 71 This is called a two man shot. Jennifer Diebold shoots for the three pointer. ROYALTY The atmosphere was tense in the gymnasium Fri- day, December 11 at 7:30 p.m. as the candidates awaited to be announced. Then Holly Williams picked up the microphone and introduced each candidate and their escorts. This year's attendants were Freshmen Kim Fast and Shane Simmons, Sophomores Jennifer McDaniel and Matt Ruge. The Candidates were: Juniors Tammy Nelson and Brian Lees, Kim Johnson and Davon Turner, Sen- iors Tammy Jones and Pat Middleton, Vicki Ball and James Jones. Then the crowd was silent as Holly announced the 1987 Homecoming Queen! The winner is .. . Vicki Ball! She was crowned by retiring queen Lyn Key. Then the atmosphere was filled with excitement as everyone congratulated Vicki! CONGRATULATIONS VICKI ANDJAMO! 72 The 1996 retiring Homecoming Queen, Lyn Key, crowning the 1987 Homecoming Queen Vicki Ball! AND'HER. tSGOJVW, JA PUTTIN’ ON On December 11, students were Puttin' On The Ritz at the annual Homecoming Dance held in the cafeteria. The night started out a little slow but real- ly picked up within the first hour. The Student Council was responsible for the big success of the dance. Music was pro- vided by Quadrasound. ' The dance began after the fi- nal scoring of the basketball teams at the Homecoming Game. Students and alumni both attended this event as a welcoming of the basketball season. Quadrasound D.J.s provided the music for the evening. Jeff Albertson and Terry Lashley-Just standin’ around. Dawn. Lana, and Kim are admiring how nice the cafete- Holly Williams is really showing her stuff. ria floor looks. 74 THE RITZ 75 ■ DISCOVER A NIGHT i I b I Hey. don't take my picture!! Coronation, only a few minutes away, while the candidates start to assemble in the hall. Anticipation grows as the candidates' names ' are called one by one. Soon the names were announced and Sen- iors' Beverley Martin and John Birkholz were crowned Queen and King of the Sweetheart Dance. Sponsored by the sophomores, the dance was a great success. The live band, FLYTE, was the first live band to perform at a dance other than Prom. Friends forever. Febble Vtebble and Dawn dance the nighi away. Chad Lowry showing us what he can do. 76 OF ROMANCE A Freshman Candidates: Tammy Teson A Shane Simmons I Sophomore Candidates: Shari Kohr A Brett Rupp '8 '88 Queen A King: Beverley Martin A John Birkholz Junior Candidates: Debbie Lewis A Damon Pauk Senior Candidates: Beverley Martin A John Birkholz 77 FROM THE START Aren't they cute! On the next two pages you will see how the class of '88 has grown over the years. Through the years we gath- er pictures to remind everybody just how naive we were. Can you believe how ugly we were! states Vickie Smith I can't believe I wore such ugly clothes! yells Robyn Lewis Chad Ordelhiede says with a yawn I wish we could still have Ms. Be- bermeyer’s nap! It has been a long 12 years. Thank God it's over!! states Lee Eng- lish They almost did it, last year. We haven’t done anything! 78 Is it more than you can handle, Anthony? An angel in disguise? What beautiful children! a TO THE FINISH Back Row: Beverley Martin. Mary Kay Owens. Vicki Ball. Linda Reese. Marcia Rodriguei. Middle Row: Dale Toede- busch. Roger Sears. Carmen Sid a. Chad Ordelheide. Robyn Lewis. Anthony Mozee. Front Row: Tommy Helvey. Henry Sailor. Pat Middleton. James Jones. Roger Eads. Not Pictured: Michelle Adams. Tracy Bra- kensiek. Lee English. Edward Fast. Matt Halstead. Hope Harlan. Stephanie Kaibel. Brad Lewis. Doug McLaughlin. Dawn Rowan. Kathy Edwards. Say cheese Marcia! Not again. Robyn. So romantic?! Are we basing fun yet?! 79 DISCOVER “WHAT'S i 80 mHOT 9 9 IN 88 Duck shoes. 81 Reeboks. British Knights. 82 FRESHMAN Billy Albertson Bobby Albertson Jason Bieber Michael Die bold Stacey Dobbs Paulette Dutton Mark Johnson Tommy Killian Vickie LaFave Kimberly McDaniel Wendy McDaniels Vanessa Mellon David Molinari Kevin Mouser Anna Murphy Nicole Rau James Reeds Jim Roberts Tara Stiers Tammy Teson Wendy E. Tibbs Jeffery Tucker Lisa Uhlhorn Elaine Vahle 84 Carolyn Blanchard Larry Bond Sam Buhler Dawn Cenanempo Jason Crisel Frank Dean Kim Fast Tracy Gribbin Carrie Griffith Melissa Huff Nicholas Jarvis Joe Jaspering Kevin Lane Chris Lehmann Dawn Martin Patricia Milliner Kirk Mintner Mike Miragliuolo Terry W. Myer Christopher Phillips Ricky Nelson Lonnie Piatt Ann Margaret Pinta r Kevin Ramey Michael R obi nett Shawn Rose Kelly Runkles Shane Simmons Antwone Welch Shane White Jill Zuhone 85 SOPHOMORES Robert Ailing er Kimberly Beckner Glenn Bell Lori Blanks Scott Boschert Julie Brunkhorst Lynn Duebbert Robert Edwards Roger Finders Peggy Fuchs Michelle Gault Korey Gerdeman Robert Hunter Lavender Irons Shari Kohr Kenneth Krolik Steve Maynard Jennifer McDaniel Sean McLaughlin Carol Mikus Sheldon V. Mitchell Tommy Neldon Brett Rupp Jeffrey Schnarre Shelly Schubert Jill Sherman Mary Kay Spires Alicia Striebel James Thompson Sandra Tinsley Audrey Trimborn Debra Unnerstall No Photo Available 88 Thomas J. Bueneman Michelle Burton Laurie Ann Cate Jennifer Christiansen Samantha hristopher Tia Cruse Brian Gleize April Harlan Wayne Harrison Adam Heitiger Jonathan Held Brenda Helvey Bud Johnson Keith Johnson Kevin Johnson Tay Johnson Lana Kcnter Chris Klenke Larry LaFave Terisa Layne Chad Lowry Robie Lucas Jason Lucy Bryan Martin Larry Raines Scott Ramey Dave Rapplean Austin Rogers Rhonda Talley Missey Terrill Brenda White Holly Williams 89 90 Aaron Ackman Mike Alberternst Jeff Albertson Corey Anderson Shawn Barton Bruce C. Bauer Gina Blanks Jeffrey WM. Brewington Rich Brockman Patricia Buhler Michael Cope Debbie Dean Curtis Forrest Jennifer Garner Bridgette Gibbs Russell E. Gilson Irene Helmich Kevin Hensiek Sherry Jarvis Wendy Jaspering Kimberly Johnson Terry Lashley Joe Leach Brian Lees Joseph Milliner Pamela Mintner Venesa Molinari Tammy Nelson Julie Orso Andrae Parker Dawn Roys ton Cindy Rust DJ. Schenkelberg 92 Felicia Beard Jeff Bieber Kelly Blanchard Karen Dierker Rebecca Durkee June B. Faulkner Cathy Hoe be r Timothy Hoefle Paula Hunt Ralph Hus ter Debbie Lewis Jessie Lewis Suzanne McBride Kim Middleton Damon L. Pauk Dave Reckamp Wayne Requat Kimberly Rhine Matt Robinett Richard Rogers Julie Schnarre Chris Simpson Scott Stamm Michael Stude Kenny Swaringen Terry Swaringen Mike Tribley Da von Turner Maurice Turner Michael Turner Dennis Unnerstall Andre Wyatt 93 94 OLD PHOTOS . . ?v.LO( ( 3 l i - .oinau COME ALIVE . . 97 VICKI BALL BRUCE ALL1NGER MICHELLE ADAMS JENNIFER DIEBOLD KARYN BURGESS JENNIFER BRUNSON ROGER EADS TRACY BRAKENSIEK ACTUALLY DOING HOMEWORK! JOHN BIRKHOLZ JFFF BRUNKHORST TRACY BRAKENSIEK TRICIA DIXON ROCHELLE DRAKE JEFF DUNKER KATHLEEFj EDWARDS LEE ENGLISH EDWARD FAST SENIORS 88 Page 96-(l-r) row one-Mary Kay, Jeff, Robyn, Jerry, Corinna, row two-Angie and Wally, Chad, Linda, Janet and Peggy, row three -Roger, Doug, row four-Vicki, Pat, Tammy, Dwayne, Chris row fivejim, Scott, Car- men, Henry, Edward. Page 97-(l-r) row one-Kristin, Stephanie K„ Jennifer, Venesa, row two-Vickie S., Dawn, Tricia, Anthony, row three-Doug, Beverley, Tracy, Hope, row four- Karyn, Jenny D. Michelle, Karen, row 5-Lee, row 6- James. Page 100-Left top-Stephanie, bottom-Kathy Edwards, Right Paige and Marcia. 2 Dawn, I leave my velvt shus 2 wear w ur leather pants at 204. 2 Chad, the memrys of bein 'picked on B-4 1st hr. 2 my better Vi, a big hag of penut M M's so I can hav the green Is. 2 Dale, the silver ribbons we won at the state fair thanks for teaching me to drive a stick shift. 2 the rest of my friends don't try 2 grow 2 fast- it will happen on it's own. TAKE CARE, JANET 2 John B. (my good friend) -the hope that we will always remain friends. Linda K-T trip 2 Schnucks my car. Karyn B.-the memories of our strange conversations, I’ll never 4-get them. Carm- 1 map of Wentz. a lot of luck. 2 the rest of the SENIOR class-all the good memories all the luck in the world. Love, Tammy J. 2 Vic I leave all our ex’s at Tank pond. 2 Kristin- a gigantic teddy bear of Rick. 2 Marcia I lev my blessing 2 alwayts be w Joey (cause that's the way it’ll always be.) 2 Paul- 1 yr 2go in the jail! 2 all my other friends, Jerry, Dennis, Mike, and so on, I'll miss u good luck. Love Ya, Lyn 4 my best friend, Peggy Janet Teuerle, Shelly Drake, Chad Lowry, I leave my convertible 4 hrs. of fun in St. Charles, screaming at people in other cars walking on the streets. I give Peggy my karate techniques so she won’t be kicked by little kids any more. Shelly, I want u 2 take my pup Gizmo, she always liked u best Chad-my left over magazines . . . all of them. Janet-my leather pants but don't wear them in a bar! And I leave my contact 2 anyone who wants turquoise-colored eyes. I leave myself peace God Bless U All!!!! Dawn Rowan P.S. Pam Adams take our brother (the Pest)! 100 2 Tam JO- 1 trip 2 New Melie, 1 smoke 2 Mikes house 1 trip 2 the bridge w Freddy. 2 the Kool-Aid Kid I leave u Pondo all 2 urself please don't eat drive at the same time! T.D.-all the corn fields by my house 1 trip 2 New Melle. Paigy-a roll in the fire a glass of milk. Tim H-a new car 2 get u home on Fri. sat. Nights (not me.) Brian, Eric, John-1 good trip. Deb L-I leave u c.o. 4-ever another try at Pondo! Linda Reese To B.B. I leave my A average. To D.J. I leave my reserved spot at the state track meet and lots of fun with Miss Wilding. To S.J. I leave my skills in accounting, maybe then you’ll be able to pass the class. To H.W. I leave my jumping ability for your basketball career. Lastly, to Holly I leave all my love. Roger Sears K.M. I trip 2 the creek without Jodi, also I wish U all the luck in the world . . . H.N. I trip 2 Wal-Mart . . . S.F. many happy memories and fun trimes with J T.D. as many trips 2 my house during corn season as U like ... L.R. parties without bonfires! ... K.R. (myJr. buddy) many vases for all your flowers the power to figure out I of those brothers . . . C.S. 1 more year 2 skip Alg. I . . . W.R. J.H. I hope U 2 may always use the best of your knowledge 4 Fu- ture problems, good luck guys I know you'll do good . . . MY CON- GRATS TO THE CLASS Of 88 !! (Farmer) Paige To Rughski” I leave layup skills. 2 Woody Lighting good luck next year. 2 Rambo JL I leave 1 more walk through the woods. To D.H. 1 leave good luck in swimming or eat- ing. To Dog I leave all our memo- ries and my passes . . . good luck in everything U do. 2 the class of 88 thanx! 2 T.B. 1 more face. 2 H.N. AAH!!! Pat Middleton To T.J. I leave many laughs some tears. I wish U the best of luck with whomever U spend your life with. 2 K.B. I leave many wild weekends and plenty of caffeine to stay awake when you’re cruisin'. 2 C.R. S.K. I leave a big house where we can spend our weekends. 2 my fellow seniors I lea ve U all the luck in the world! Carmen Sida To all the girls, even after I graduate, I leave my true fascination of love passion. To all the fellows I leave my good looks, personality sense of humor, but not Mr. Happy To all rappers in school I lea ve my ability to bust rhymes. To poets I leave my ability to write love poems. To Marcy other females I leave Mr. Happy. Lee Holmes ( Zorro ) SENIOR WILLS 2 the rowdiest of the Class of '88 I leave my silence-sometimes it helps to listen. 2 those unlucky in love I leave my romance books, maybe they'll help. 2 Scott Dwayne all the others w no imagination, I leave my unicorns. 2 my closest friends I leave all the happily-ever-afters I've ever read. I hope ur life is just (if not more) as happy. Keep ur hearts lights shinning!! Jenni Brunson I leave my partying memories to Ri- cia Rob. It’s been great in N.M. 2 Mr. Dog I leave a hopeful b-ball career. I leave my liT sis Julie luck in everything she does lots of luck w her little boyfriends. 2 WCHS I leave lots of memories a great time. Jeff Brunkhorst (Vernon) 2 C.R. my Wents. Baby, a wild nite in Wentz, w me my shrimp. 2 S.K. I Iv u my Davey Jones t-shirt my golden oldies tapes ur rude !2J.L. a student like me evry yr 4 the rest of ur teaching career. 2 R.L. Vi of my dream man, 2 F.L. a postcard from Oprah . 2 Mrs. M. muchas gra- cias 2 J.T. my car. 2 W.W. 2 tnk of gas. 2 V.B. 1 trip to the zoo. 2 M.B. thanx 4 pushing me 2 be who I am 2 day 2 anyone I forgot: Be Happy Angie Winfrey 2 Jeff B. I leave my golf clubs best golf balls. 2 John B. I leave my medi- ocre golf skills. 2 Scott H. I hope u never skip in life again. 2 Henry I leave the car in which he can put the gas he gave me. 2 Wally I leave my old skate board 2 all the women here 1 didn 't get 2 take out I lea ve my body 2 do whatever U wish. Jeff Dunker 2 T.D. many phone calls 7 trips down farmer lane. P.H. fishing trips, fence fixing, colosus. M.A. much luck success N all U do N life. G.B., K.J., S.M., B.G., all the french fries Sr ta- cos, 2 last UR senior year! 2 a great hro., good luck n H.S. I’ll really miss U! R.S. 2 a friend who deserves the best, good luck N life. H.N. a big thanx 2 the best friend any 1 could ever have. There’ll always B a special place N my heart 4 U. Fac Staff thanks 4 everything U've done 2 pre- pare us 4 what lies ahead! Last but definately not least the best of luck 2 the class of 1988! Karen Mouser 2 Howdy Dog I leave an ahhh so they never 4-get! 2 the sleeper I leave an empty room at Hojo's (have fun)! 2 Rughski I leave a pair of scissors a razor. 2 Red, my wonderful, syn- drome, use, it, well! 2 Tommy-2 I leave the dance floor Jammin'Jef- frey a can of gas 4 his 'stang. But most of all, I leave all my love, 4 now, 4-ever, always, 2 Jennifer. Hank Nailor 101 JIM HALE STEPHANIE FULBRIGHT CORINNA FINCHER PAIGE HANNING IF LOOKS COULD KILL TOMMY HELVEY SCOTT HARRIS DWAYNE HEPPERMANN Ifec________a_____ MATT HALSTEAD HOPE HARLAN HEY (i(X)D L(X)KING! ♦ N LEE HOLMES JIM HUNT KRISTIN’H EYING 2 Vic I leave May 8, 1987 7 my clumsiness. 2 Lyn I leave the good times everlasting memories + one danish from McD's. 2 Corinna I leave a life full of happiness- good luck w Dan! 2 Poo I leave the summer of '87 M.E. 2 do w as u please! Have fun! 2 all my other SENIOR friends, Jim, Jerry, Vic B.. etc., good luck-wasn't it great? P.S. 2Joe I leave my love which will last an eternity. LOVE, Marcia 2 John ft, my best friend ever, I leave a wise mind 2 manage your money with. 2 Jeff B., 1 more weekend w your New Melle friends. 2 J.L., have fun next year. 2 all my fellow hoopers , thanx 4 the great times, let's go out in style. 2 C.A. I leave a jump shot St 20 boards a game. 2 J.Z. I leave all the memories of our times 2-ge- ther. Thanx 4 being there, sis, I’ll never 4- ger u. 2 the most wonderful person I've ever known, Shari Kohr, thanx 4 making my last 2 years the greatest of my life. I LOVE U!!! Scott Harris 30 2 M.K.O, my big sis, I leave U all the time in Wentzville chasing U know who the ability that U make it on your own w our me. 2 V.B.-best of luck w G.E. sharing lockers the past 4 years. 2JJ.-thanx 4 being a great friend the memories. L.H.-thanx 4 the poems U gave me 2 pass Speech visits 2 Schnucks. 2 K.J. G.B. the ability that U have a great Senior year. 2 Mrs. Ward, thanx 4 being there when I needed someone 2 talk 2. 2 my bro Rob I leave the ability of my smartness. U can make it just 2 more yrs. 2 my little bro James the best of luck in the future the ability that U don’t give up. Hang in there bros. All the SEN- IORS of '88 I wish the best of luck! Kathy Edwards 2 S.K. 1 blue shark, all Boston tapes a lifetime supply of Polo. 2 S.F. lotsa happiness £r luv with John. 2 C.S. lotsa luck with ? some anti- embarrassment stuff for Pizza Hut. 2. Jen B. 1 million cats. 2J.B. I leave my friendship 2 last a lifetime. 2 A. W. 1 year's supply of frosty navels lotsa tylenol. 2 W.W. don’t let Ben kick your__________anymore! 2 the class of '88 all the best 4 the best!!! Keep parry in!!! Chris Rogers 2 C.R. I leave J.B. a spoon, 2 C.S. a cheese log from Hickory Farms, 2 A.W. I leave a real car an Ameri- can flag, 2 W.W. I leave a Dead stick- er, 2J.B. I leave all my old romance books George, 2 S.F. I leave a jar of Late Night mayonaise, T.J.-best of luck w whoever your w a pair of houseslippers, 2 K.B. a pin off my cool jacket, K.M.-my accounting workbook, M.A. -a book of stupid jokes, H.N.-a plain bacon cheesebur- ger, P.H.-a blue pig, 2 Mr. J.L. the right 2 a nervous breakdown, Mrs. P.W.-Chuck Norris, Mr. F.L-endless cups of Jo, Mrs. D.W.-all of the kit- tens my cat plans 2 have. Stephanie Kaibel 2 all my fellow seniors I leave all the spirit yells we won. 2 K.E. I leave my life (you've been like a mom 2 me). 2 M.K.O.-whatever u want. 2 R.E. K.J. -all the sewing lessons I didn't take. 2 Speedy I leave all my speed. 2 K.D.J. - all my Algebra smarts. 2 G.R.B.-all my sports skills I didn't use. 2 V.S.-all the days I didn't skip. 2 M.R. -all the luck w the men. 2 Miss R.S. thanx 4 the friendship. 2 A.W.-a good time in Spain. Well, 2 all my classmates-all my love, joy happi- ness. Bye, Victoria V. Ball To C.R. I leave u much happiness w whoever you end up w in all u strive to do. Never forget that warm buns r happy buns! To H.N. I leave u 1 bag of cornies £r the nickname Bertha ’cause I never wanted it any- way! Luv ya Hank! To Rojo- Thanx 4 all the rides in the carro verde I still owe u 1 meal from B.B.! To Jef- frey B. I leave MY room some chicken fried rice. Have fun in the navy dude! To Farmer P.-Hope catch up to D. his horse. If u don't I hope that u B. live long happy life 2- gether! Best Wishes Always! To R.L. I leave you 1 night w u know who to do w as u please. Have fun! To M.A. I leave just 1 F 'cause you'll never get 1 any other way. God Bless U Always! To the sweetest guy in the world, MY ROCK STAR, I leave u all of my love and the rest of my life. After all it's already urs 2 keep. I LOVE U! To the whole Class of '88 I leave the wish of happiness success in all that u do! Luck -n- Love Always Steph F. I leave Marcy, Vic, Lyn, Kristin, and Baby Paula all the giggles, jokes, meaness and laughs we have shared. 2 Paula I leave 1 more year in this place, I will be around 2 see u through it. 2 All Seniors I leave our rowdiness, spirit, and craziness we all have alot of that. And 2 my little Bro Jason, I leave all my hope 2 help push him toward graduation. SENIOR '88 Love Corinna Fincher 104 2 Su .-my crazy laugh. 2 Gina the dummy from G.S., 2 Kim the walk in the mud, also 2 ya all the trips 2 K.C. w Mr. F, good luck n b-ball next yr! 2 Jill-part of my craziness, 2 W.R. a new set of teeth 7 a few inches. 2 Chad that P.B. mag. 2 Vic the mon- keys at the zoo, 2 Ang part of my hot vibes V of my fantasy man, 2 Steph-Good luck w Mick, 2 C.J.- thanx 4 ”12 yrs. of friendship, 2 Jeff thanx 4 always bein' there the great times, good luck in the Navy, 2 my dear best friend Trish-the memo- ries of N.M. my dice that are now gone, 2 Ward head-thanx 4 everyth- ing, 2 my fantasy man who by now should know who he is, good luck on ur masters, I hope my dice bring u luck, by the way I want ur BOD! 2 the class of '881 wish us all the happiness in the world, thanx for all the memo- ries. God Bless u all. Robyn 2 V.B. u have been a good friend were always around when I needed u, good luck w G.E. K.J. G.B. S. Me.-I leave each of u a full tank of gas. 2 C.A. L.H.-the ability 2 dance speed up. J.J.-a smile T.D. 2 A.M.-J.J. 2 love. 2 M.A. all the faith 2 make it in life. 2 K.K. -u will always be my sis, we have been up and down but I love ya, good luck in the A.F., if u go. 2 A.M. W.-my love, happiness, smiles. I’ll always remember u, don't 4-get me. 2 the underclassmen- farewell thanx 4 all the memories. 2 the Class of '88-good luck thanx Ward 4 being a friend. Love, M.K.O. 2 Kar- 2 my bestest buddy, I leave u all of our memories of partying to- gether all that we've shared. Good Luck w 4 o'clock! 2 Tam- 2 my sweetest friend, hope u get all u want out of life much happiness! 2 Rog- 2 a guy who has been a great friend. Much luck and happiness in all u'r years to come! 2 our SENIOR TEAM- I leave u all the memories of Uncle Dale and camp. 2 C.A.L.- 2 my baby! I wish u much luck and success in the future. 2 Bryan Edward- 2 my little bro, I leave u all the happiness in the world w Tracy and the smarts to know the difference between right and wrong. 2 Chad P.- 2 my main man! I leave u with all my love, friendship, my deepest dearest thoughts! Lov Ya Always!!!!! 2 the rest of my Senior buddies 2 all the rest of my dearest friends, I leave u continued happiness throughout u'r remaining years. Good Luck £• Luv Ya AH!!!!! Beverly Renee 2 Rob L. thanx 4 the great friendship. 2 Linda R.-some more crazy bike rides! Karen M. thanx 4 listening 2 my problems. 2 P.H. some more walks 2 the creek. 2 K.R. have a great Senior yr. 2 Kristi-much luck n the next 4 yrs. of high school. 2 Tracy B. u have been a great friend, I wish u much luck happiness in the yrs. 2 come! 2 Doug R. thanx 4 be in ’ my big brother. 2 the class of '88, much love, luck, Sr happiness in the future! Tricia Dixon 2 the class of '88, I leave luck luv forever. 2 Lynette, I leave Aaron, my friendship cannon Dam. 2 Marsh Vic, I leave all R shopping Tenrzville school days, also 2 Marsh, Hale. J. W„ I leave May 8, 1987, and Walmart. I'll never 4-get it! 2 the fac- ulty staff, I leave peace when I'm gone! 2 K K, I leave u 5 more years, make it the Best girls, I luv u!!! 2 Paul, hope u have 1 heck of a year! 2 the rest of my friends, I leave my friendship 4-ever. 2J.H. J.L. u 2 are great. I luv u both! most of all 2 Mike, I leave u my life ’cuz u r the 1 I’m gonna spend it with. Later on Underclassmen. Vickie Smith 2 my best friend. Dawn. I leave u a pack of corn nuts (a big bag) 2Jan. a big hag of all green M M's 2 Shelly I leave u a bowling alley 2 Chad I leave u Cord. 2 Bonnie, all the memo- ries of Vo-Tech Bus. 2 Miss Turley, the good times hard times. Good Luck Everyone!!!!! Love, Peggy Tcuerlc 10S CHAD ORDELHE1DE NICOLE KLINGINSMITH JERRY LAWSON EDDIE KRAFT DOUG MCLAUGHLIN JIM AND PAIGE IN DEEP THOUGHT! HENRY NAILOR TOM ORSO E I G H T SENIOR BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Karen Mouser A Henry Nailor MOST OUTGOING Robyn Lewis A Scott Harris CRAZIEST ROWDIEST Vicki Ball A Chad Ordelheidc MOST POPULAR Vickie Smith A John Birkhoh TEACHERS PET Michelle Adams A Scott Harris REVOLUTIONIST Beverley Martin A Wally Winfrey MOST LIKELY TO SKIP Vickie Smith A Lee English 108 TRAITS BEST PERSONALITY Jennifer Die bo Id A Henry Nailor BEST EYES BEST DANCER Stephanie Fulbright Jeff Brunkhorst Linda Reese Anthony Moree BEST LOOKING Lyn Key Jeff Brunkhorst BEST PHYSIQUE Tammy Jones A Dwayne Hepperman BEST HAIR Stephanie Fulbright A Lee English BEST DRESSED Robyn Lewis A Scott Harris 109 MARY KAY OWENS nOVC, RUGH AIN'T THAT NOTHIN! ROGER SEARS CARMEN SID A Vh DALE TOEDEBUSCH ANGELA WINFREY WALLY WINFREY DA WN ROWAN CHRIS ROGERS MARCIA RODRIQUEZ MARGARET TEUERLE JANET TEUERLE VICKIE SMITH NOT PICTURED PAT BLOEBAUM STEVE BRADSHAW MIKE CRONK DANIEL FERGUSON JAMES JONES BECKY LITTLE TIM SHARP LINDA REESE ARE YOU HUNGRY? SENIOR SILLIEST ( had Ordclhcidc, Tricia Dixon, Scott Hirris LEADER Vickie Smith John Birkholz CLASS CLOWNS Robyn Lewis Chad Ordelheide MOST SCH(X)L SPIRIT Vicki Ball John Birkholz FRIENDLIEST Michelle Adams Doug McLaughlin HYPER Robyn Lewis Scott Harris MOST ORGANIZED Michelle Adams Roger Sears 112 TRAITS BIGGEST BREAK-UP Karen Mouser A Henry Nailor SMARTEST Michelle Adams A Roger Sears BEST COUPLE Becky Little Bruce Allinger CUTEST COUPLE Tricia Dixon Tracy Brakensiek MOST ATHLETIC Karen Mouser Roger Sears THE ODD COUPLE Stephanie Kaibel A Wally Winfrey MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Michelle Adams A Roger Sears THE FINAL ,Sure glad it’s 3:10,” says Chad Ordelhiede. Gina Blanks quotes ''No I look a mess. ‘ Just Chill in,' wards. says Robert and Kathy Ed- Everyday at 3:10 students rush out of their classes happy because school is finally over for the day. 3:10 is like a mad rush hour be- cause traffic is so heavy and every- one is trying to beat the buses out of the parking lot. After school most students go uptown to Neva's Ice Cream parlor where they might get a soda or just talk and have a good time. Other students go to work or go home and do their homework that our loving teachers give us. Then there are those students who live at the school because of extra activities they might be involved in. Then no sooner as all the students get home and get relaxed and everyth- ing, it is time to get up and come back to school. And of course the students pray for 3:10. 116 It's Friday and time to party, quotes Carmen Sida and Tammy Jones. MOMENTS . Some gentlemen they are putting a lady on the back, ” smiles Take the picture so I can get to Jill Zuhone. work, Davon Turner expresses. 1 can’t wait to get home and eat, Suzie McBride says. John Birkholz The Cool” glad the day's over. 3:10 It’s mine and I love it, says Aaron Ackman. Bridge tie Gibbs says, Thank goodness it’s 3:10. 117 Students of W.C.H.S. do alot of dif- ferent things after school is over for the day. Some spend time at the local hangout. Neva s, while yet others get ready to go to after school jobs. At 3:00 on fridays. people are talk ing about their plans for that night and for the rest of the weekend. As soon as the bell rings at 3:10. every one is out and about, burrin’ rounc town, looking for friends to talk to They usually stop into Neva s to pick up a soda and play a quick game o fooreball. Later that night, friends meet to gc out together. Some go to the movies while others meet to find out where the parties are. Some students crui Warrenton or go to the Skate Barn ot just plain run around!!! The Martin sisters hating fun. Mother and daughter trying to work hard. ) y La. Chad being serious for once!!??!! Well, they messed me up again! Hey Babe! What ya doin' tonight? Mike trying to play fooze ball. Wally caught off guard playing a game. m HOURS 119 Jimmy plays a game while Bren looks on. Chris says, Hey man. What ya think ya doin’?” '1'H'DS‘X 4 upc£ Ackmann, Aaron (11) 92, 117 Ackmann, Arden (7) 14, 23 Adams, Pam (10) Adams, Michelle (12) 2, 30, 34, 33, 36, 47, 48, 49, 30, 97, 98, 108, 112, 113, 114 Alberternst, Mike (12) 118 Albertson, Billy (9) 2, 40, 33, 82, 84 Albertson, Bobby (9) 2, 40, 82, 84 Albertson, Jeff (11) 2, 34, 38, 39, 40, 74, 92 Allinger, Bruce (12) 98, 113, 114 Allinger, Robert (10) 88 Ames, Bethany (8) 16, 19, 30 Anderson, Corey (11) 9, 32, 38, 39, 70, 71, 90, 92 Andrews, Mike (F) 28, 80 Arnett, Billie (S) 29 Ball, Vicki (12) 11, 38, 69, 72, 73, 78, 79, 94, 96, 97, 98, 108, 112, 114 Barton, Shawn (11) 90, 92 Bauer, Bruce (11) 36, 92 Bauer, Jenny (7) 2, 14, 22 Bauer, Jody (7) 2, 14, 22 Beard, Felicia (11) 73, 81, 93 Beckner, Kimberly (10) 7, 38, 39, 40. 88 Bell. Glenn (10) 88 Bertke, Brian (7) 14, 21, 23 Betts, Ann (7) 14 Bieber, Jason (9) 33. 84 Bieber. Rob (11) 38, 39, 70, 93 Billingsley, Carla (7) 14 Birkholz, John (12) 1, 62, 64, 77, 99. 108, 112, 114, 117 Blackmore, Mark (F) 11, 26, 47, 49, 30 Blanchard, Carolyn (9) 83 Blanchard, Kelley (11) 30, 34, 40, 49, 30. 31, 62, 68, 90. 93 Blanks, Gina (11) 9, 30, 32, 33, 36, 41, 32, 36, 37, 61, 63, 71, 90, 92. 116 Blanks. Lorie (10) 88 Bloebaum, Amy (7) 13, 43 Bloebaum, Pat (12) 114 Bohler, Ed (S) Bohler, Jeff (S) Bond. Larry (9) 33, 83 Bose he rt, Scott (10) 88 Bote. Valerie (7) 13, 43 Boyle. Danny (8) 16, 23 Bradshaw, Davina (7) 13, 18, 21 Bradshaw, Steve (12) 49. 30, 114 Brakensiek, Tracy (12) 1, 7, 48, 49. 30, 32, 38, 39, 70, 71, 72, 97, 98, 99. 112, 113, 114 Brandes, Lila (S) 24. 29 Brewington, Jeff (11) 43, 92 Brittain. Keri (11) Brockman, Rich (11) 38, 92 Brockmeir, Pat (S) 29 Brunkhorst, Jeff (12) 68, 94. 96, 99. 109. Ill, 114, 117 Brunkhorst, Julie (10) 34, 38, 46, 61, 88 Brunson, Jenni (12) 32, 37, 40, 97, 98, 112, 114 Bueneman, TJ. (10) 47, 48. 49, 30, 86. 88 Buescher, Mary Lou (F) 26 Buhler, Patricia (11) 92 Buhler, Richie (7) 13 Buhler, Sam (9) 83 Burgess. Katyn (12) 32. 38, 73, 94. 97. 98. 103, 112, 114 Burton. Michelle (10) 37, 38. 40. 41. 30. 67, 88 ‘DcuuCee Cain, Scott (7) Camp, Dwayne (8) 16, 23 Carver, Steve (11) Cate, Laurie (10) 30, 37, 38. 30. 31, 66. 88 Cate. Lisa (8) 16, 18, 22 Cenatiempo, Dawn (9) 83 Cenatiempo, Gina (7) 14 Charlton, Dan (F) 4, 3. 29 Christiansen, Patty (8) 16, 21 Christiansen, Jennifer (10) 3, 32, 33, 49, 30, 88 Christopher, Lisa (8) 17, 22, 43 Christopher, Sam (10) 88 Christopher, Sandy (F) 22 Clancy. Dennis (8) 17 Clemons, Brandon (8) Cohen, Cathy (7) 14 Conley. Melissa (8) 17 Cook, David (F) 26, 29 Cope. Becky (8) 16 Cope, Micheal (11) 66, 67, 73, 90, 92 Cousin, Lynn (7) Crider, Sharon (F) 26, 36, 63 Crisel, Jason (9) 83 Cronk, Karen (8) 16, 18, 21. 22 Cronk, Michael (12) 40, 114 Cruse, Tia (10) 38. 39. 30, 34, 88 Dashley, Julia (7) 14, 21 Davidson, Jeff (7) 14 Dean. Debbie (11) 3.6, 32. 81. 90, 92 Dean. Frank (9) 83 Dicus, Sean (8) 16 Diebold. Jennifer (12) 36. 71, 97. 98. 108, 112, 114 Diebold. Micheal (9) 84 Dierker, Karen (11) 73, 93 Dixon. Kris (8) 16, 18. 20. 38 Dixon. Tricia (12) 3, 6. 9, 11. 32. 79. 94. 97. 99. 112, 113, 114, 116 Dobbs, Stacey (9) 9. 37, 38, 47, 48. 49. 30, 82. 84 Dome, Charles (7) 4 Drake. Rochelle (12) 99, 114 Duckworth, Deanna (8) 16 Duebbert. Lynn (10) 67, 88 Dunker.Jeff (12) 99, 114 Durkee, Rebecca (11) 40, 43, 92 Dutton, Evelyn (SB) 28 Dutton, Paulette (9) 34, 38, 46, 47, 49, 30, 64. 66. 84, 92 £x d %ne Eads. Roger (12) 44. 47, 48. 30. 31, 79, 98, 114 Edwards, James (8) 16 Edwards, Kathy (12) 3, 7, 11. 32. 33. 78. 79, 99. 100, 114, 116 Edwards, Robert (10) 88, 116 Elifritz, Rusty (F) 18. 24. 26. 34. 36 English. Lee (12) 9. 99. 108. 109, 112. 114 120 'par ’K.eefoa Farris, Gary (F) 23 Fast, Edward (12) 96, 99, 114 Fast, Kim (9) 47, 49, 30, 34, 72, 74, 83 Faulkner, June (11) 66 Ferguson, Daniel (12) 44, 114 Figura, Jason (7) 13 Filson, Amy (7) 13 Fincher, Corinna (12) 69, 96, 102, 114 Fincher, Jason (8) 17 Finders, Keith (8) 17 Fleischauer, Jennifer (8) 17, 20 Forrest, Curtis (11) 32, 38, 39, 71, 92, 119 Forrest, Holly (8) 16 Frischman, Tracy (7) 13, 22 Fuchs, Danny (10) 16 Fuchs. Peggy (10) 88 Fulbright, Stephanie (12) 10, 11, 32, 33, 36, 37, 100, 102, 109. 112, 114 Garner, Jennifer (11) 34, 46, 92 Gault, Michelle (10) 66, 88 Gerdeman, DVve (F) 26, 38, 39 Gerdeman, Janet (S) 26 Gerdeman, Korey (10) 49. 30, 33, 88, 117 Gerdeman, Pam (SB) 28 Gerland, Christina (7) 13, 21, 22 Gibbs, Bridgette (11) 10, 34. 34, 36, 70, 71, 90, 93, 117 Gilchrist, Shannon (8) 16 Gilson, Russell (11) Gleize, Brian (10) 16, 88 Gribbin, Tracy (9) 83 Griffith, Carrie (9) 83 'r eaoettfy “TCjicC Hale, Jim (12) 102, 107 Halstead. Jennie (7) 13 Halstead, Matt (12) 39. 103, 114 Hanning, Jason (8) 16 Hanning, Paige (12) 3. 10, 33, 33, 100, 102, 107, 114 Harlan, April (10) 7, 38, 40, 88 Harlan. Hope (12) 97. 103 Harlan, Rowe (8) 16. 21, 23 Harrington, David (11) 8. 43 Harris. Scott (12) 1, 2, 16, 38, 32, 38. 39. 62. 64. 69. 70, 78. 94, 96, 102, 108. 109, 112, 114 Harrison, Danny (7) 5 Harrison, Dave (F) 68 Harrison, Wayne (10) 88 Hartwig. Nick (7) 14 Heideman, J.T. (7) 14, 23 Heiliger, Adam (10) 9, 47, 48, 49. 88 Held. Daondl (8) Held, Jonathan (10) 66. 88 Helmich, Irene (11) 40, 92 Helvey, Brenda (10) 88 Helvey, Micheal (7) 14 Helvey. Tommy (12) 43, 62, 79, 102, 114 Hensiek, Kevin (11) 47, 49. 92 Hepperman, Dwayne (12) 30, 47, 49. 30. 31, 39. 62. 64, 68. 96. 102, 109, 112, 114 Hepperman, Steve (8) 17 Heying, Kristin (12) 9, 30. 43. 79. 97. 103, 114 Hindman, Amy (7) 14 Hitte, Homer (S) 29 Hoeber, Cathy (11) Hoefle, Tim (11) 64, 93 Holmes, Lee (12) 97, 103, 114 Howard, April (8) 17, 18 Huff. Melissa (9) 38. 40, 43. 60. 62. 83 Hunt, Jim (12) 96. 103, 114 Hunt. Paula (11) 93 Hunter. Robert (10) 88 Hunter, Sherry (F) 26 Huster, Ralph (11) 44. 93 7fuut Sayfe Irons. Lavender (10) 38, 39. 47, 49. 30. 74. 76, 88 Ivie. Billy (7) 14, 43 James. Kenny (10) 44 Janish, Tera (7) 14, 20 Jarvis, Nicholas (9) 83 Jarvis. Sherry (11) 92 Jaspering, Joe (9) 83 Jaspering, Wendy (11) 32, 36. 30, 90, 92 Jaspering, Wes (7) Jefferson, Tyann (7) 15 Johnson, Bud (10) 88 Johnson, Kevin (10) 43. 33, 88 Johnson. Kim (11) 8, 33. 34. 33. 36, 41, 32, 36. 37. 61, 62. 72, 81. 90. 92 Johnson, Mark (9) 43. 84 Johnson, Michelle (8) 17 Johnson, Tay (10) 88 Jones, Brandee (8) 16, 21. 43 Jones, Chad (7) Jones. James (12) 38. 38. 39. 62, 72, 73. 78. 79. 97, 114 Jones. Tammy (12) 2. 38. 62. 72. 73. 94. 96. 106. 109, 112, 114, 116 Justice, Jennifer (8) 16. 20 Kaibel, Stephanie (12) 78, 94. 97. 106. 113, 114 Kelley. Dale (F) 26, 29. 33 Kenter, Lana (10) 9. 34. 36. 37. 61. 70, 74, 88 Key, Dorothy (S) 29 Key, Lyn (12) 9. 44, 62. 68, 72, 106, 109, 114 Killian, Julie (7) 14 Killian. Tommy (9) 84 Kitchen. Jeremy (8) 16. 23. 30 Klenke, Chris (10) 33. 88 Klinginsmirh. Nicole (12) 107, U4 Knisley, Casey (7) 14 Kohr, Shari (10) 34, 33. 38. 46. 61. 77, 88 Koster, Georgia (S) 29 Kraft. Eddie (12) 107, 114 Krause, Sharon (S) 26 Krolik, Ken (10) 33, 88 Kurtzeborn, David (7) LaChance. Nancy (F) 24, 26, 32 LaFave, Larry (10) 39, 47, 88 La Fa vc, Vickie (9) 39. 47, 49. 30, 84 Lake, Frank (F) 8, 26 Lane. Kevin (9) 47, 49. 30. 83 Lashley, Terry (11) 74. 92 Lawson, Jerry (12) 44. 30. 96. 107, 114 Layne, Terisa (10) 2 Leach, Joe (11) 92 Leara, John (F) 24. 27 Lees. Brian (11) 10. 62. 72. 92 Lehmann. Chris (9) 32. 33. 83. 119 Lemon. Joann (8) 20, 21 Lewis. Brad (12) 106. 114 Lewis, Debbie (11) 32. 33, 77. 93 Lewis. Dwayne (7) 14, 19. 23 Lewis, Jessie (11) 93 Lewis. Robyn (12) 7, ll. 32. 32. 36. 37. 61. 68. 78. 79, 94, 96, 106. 108. 109, 112. 114 121 Lincoln. Catherine (7) 15 Long. Micheal (7) 14 Lowry. Chad (10) 3. 39. 47. 50. 51. 76. 86. 88 Lucas, Robie (10) 55. 88 Luckett, Jason (7) 15 Luehber. Stephen (7) 15, 18 77£a ute$tu t MacMullin, Ray (12) 114 Mantia. Shannon (7) 14. 45 Martin. Beverley (12) 7, 32. 37. 38. 75. 77, 78. 79, 94. 97, 106. 108. 114. 118. 119 Martin. Bryan (10) 49, 50, 51, 55. 88 Martin. Carol (F) 24, 27. 37 Martin. Dawn (9) 47, 49. 50. 54. 61. 62, 64. 74. 76, 85. 92. 118 Marty, Christine (8) 16, 19 Maynard, Steve (10) 88 McBride, Suzie (11) 9. 30. 32, 33. 36. 41, 52. 56. 61. 70, 71, 90, 93. 117 McDaniel. Angela (7) 14 McDaniel. Jennifer (10) 9. 34, 36. 37, 41, 46. 48. 49. 50. 61. 64. 72. 86. 88 McDaniel. Kimberly (9) 84 McDaniels, Wendy (9) 47, 49. 50. 84 McGhee. Chrissy (7) 14 McLaughlin. Billy (7) 14. 23 McLaughlin. Doug (12) 47, 48, 49. 50, 97, 107, 112. 114 McLaughlin, Louann (7) 14. 22 McLaughlin. Scott (8) 16. 23 McLaughlin. Sean (10) 47, 76, 88 Me Mull in. Bryan (7) 14 McNcal. Jamie (F) 18. 27, 65 Mellon. Vanessa (9) 38. 84 Melson.J. Christian (7) 15 Michel. Robbie (7) 15 Middleton, Pat (12) 1, 34, 58, 59. 67, 70. 72. 78, 79. 96, 114 Mikus. Carol (10) 88 Milliner. Patricia (9) 85 Mintner, Kirk (9) 66, 85 Mintner. Pamela (11) 92 Miragliuolo, Mike (9) Missey, Lori (8) 17 Mitchell. Sheldon (10) 62, 65 Molinari, David (9) 49. 50, 84 Molinari, Venesa (11) 45, 97 Moritz. Bor rice (7) 5 Moss. Sean (8) 17 Mouser. Karen (12) 10. 11, 18, 36, 37, 68. 97, 106. 108. 112. 113. 114 Mouser. Kevin (9) 10, 30, 45, 60, 84 Mozee. Anthony (12) 2, 78, 79, 97, 106, 109. 112. 114 Mozee. Anthony (8) 17 Murphy, Amanda (7) 15 Murphy, Anna (9) 84 Murphy. Tanya (8) 17, 18. 22 Mycr, Terry (9) 85 TtcyAXtntvie Ott Street Nailor, Henry (12) 36. 58. 59. 64, 71, 78. 79. 94. 96. 107, 108. 109, 112, 113, 114 Neldon. Tommy (10) 48. 49. 50. 88 Nelson, Ricky (9) 85 Nelson, Tammy (11) 62. 72, 92 Newcomb. Jody (8) 17, 45 Oxna rd “Sitter Ordelheide. Chad (12) 8, 49. 50. 78. 79. 96. 107, 108. 112, 114, 116, 118 Orso, Julie (11) 75. 76, 92 Orso. Thomas (12) 107, 114 Overlander. Maurice (F) 28 Owens. Mary Kay (12) 8, 78. 79, 94. 96, 110, 114 Parker. Andrae (11) 44. 92 Paul. Ivan (S) 29 Pauk, Damon (11) 77 Pauk. Jamie (7) 15, 19. 21 Pauk. Nicole (8) 17 Peek. Tom (9) Perry, Kim (8) 16 Perry, William (7) 15 Peterson. Chad (8) 16 Peterson. Dustin (7) 14 Piatt. Lonnie (9) 85 Piatt. Tanya (7) 14 Pinrar, Ann Margaret (9) 50, 51, 85 Pintar, Jeremiah (8) 16, 21 Pitchford, Sue (S) 29 Polston, Jason (8) 17 Pryor, Mandy (7) 14, 19 Pund, Madonna (F) 27, 34 Raines. Larry (10) 9. 86. 88, 117 Ramey. Kevin (9) 49, 50, 85 Ramey, Scott (10) 47. 49. 50. 88 Ramey, Tara (7) 3, 14 Rapplean, Dave (10) Rau, Nicole (9) 7, 9. 38, 82, 84 Reckamp, Dave (11) 43, 90, 93 Redus, Timothy (7) 14 Reed, Eric (8) 17 Reed, Jennifer (7) Reeds, James (9) 40, 84 Reese. Linoa (12) 62, 78, 79. 96, 109, 111. 112, 114 Requat. Earl (SB) 28 Requat, Wayne (11) 58. 66, 93 Rhine, Kevin (8) 17 Rhine. Kimberly (11) 8. 32, 36, 37, 38. 93 Richardson, Rodney (7) 14 Ripetto, Nancee (S) 29 Roberts, Jim (9) 46, 49, 50, 84. 119 Roberts. 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(11) 7. 30. 34. 35. 45. 90, 92 Schnarre, Jeffrey (10) 88 Schnarre, Julie (11) 50, 93 Schubert, Shelly (10) 30, 34, 36, 47, 48. 49. 50, 51, 54. 56, 57, 61, 71, 88 Schubert, Michael (8) 17 Scipioni, Randy (F) 27, 30, 45 Sears, Roger (12) 1. 36, 38, 47, 48, 49. 50, 52. 58. 59, 70, 71, 79, 97. 110, 112, 113, 114 Sharp, Tim (12) 44, 114 Sherman, Jill (10) 34, 35. 36. 37, 38, 40, 41. 50, 51. 54, 76, 86, 88 Shreckengast, Bonnie (S) 29 Sida. Carmen (12) 2. 38. 40, 79. 96. 110, 114, 116 Simmons, Ronnie (7) 15 Simmons, Shave (9) 64, 72, 77, 85, 118, 119 Simpson, Chris (11) 93 Small, Fraser (SB) 28 Smith, Dixie (F) 27, 36 Smith, Katie (7) 2, 15, 22, 45 Smith, Kyle (7) 2, 14. 18. 19. 22, 45 Smith, Vickie (12) 8, 11, 44, 45. 68. 79. 108, 111, 112, 114 Smoot. Teal (8) 17, 19, 20, 30 Spires, Ann (7) 14 Spires, Mary Kay (10) 34, 35, 37, 38, 41, 47, 49. 88 Springman, Daniel (F) 26, 27, 61 Stack. Jeff (F) 24. 27 Stamm. Scott (11) 45, 47. 49. 50. 93 Stephens, Mary (F) 27, 34 Stetson, Robyn (F) 24, 27, 38, 39, 65 Stiers, Tara (9) 54, 62, 66. 75. 82. 84, 116 Striebel, Alicia (10) 38, 40. 88 Stude, Homer (SB) 28 Stude, Michael (11) 38. 47, 49. 50. 58. 68, 93 Stufflebean, Luke (7) 14 Swaringen. Kenny (11) 47, 48. 49. 50. 93 Swaringen, Terry (11) 93 Swaringen, Tim (8) 16 Syclox, Chastity (7) 14 Ifaiee 7%e t Talley, Rhonda (10) 3, 30, 32, 41, 47, 49, 50. 76, 88 Terrill, Missey (10) 66, 88 Teson, Dusty (7) 14. 45 Teson, Tammy (9) 76, 77, 84 Teurle, Janet (12) 66. 67, 96. Ill, 114 Teurle. Margaret (12) 44, 96, 111, 114 Thomas. Nathan (7) 14. 23 Thompson, James (10) 47, 88 Tibbs. Wendy (9) 7. 82. 84 Tinsley, Sandy (10) 10, 34, 37, 38. 40, 41, 50. 86. 88 Toedebusch, Brad (8) 2, 16 Toedebusch, Dale (12) 43. 66. 67, 79, no. 114 Toedebusch. Dennis (8) 2, 16 Tomes. 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