Warrensburg Latham High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Warrensburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

Tka CoAjoLutaA Dolum 45 tfujk School Mmmibiwj, 9Ulmu Cfr-BcUtmb 'Tdi tfmtm mm ; B luck :r 1 1 7 i6fo of Cotctetcfo 2 dccati,M 4 : 4,-?. y i Mcmmmk %moum 6 dmuWudiOti and Staff Stmu fchuitiu Atldetiu iLdwi Mr m AdvMtiMUj ? 47 7 25 101 121 Mu. Mo d . For your varied forms of service -having taught different ones of us as fifth graders in grade school, Spanish as freshmen, English as sophomores, United States History as juniors, and World History as seniors—for your serving on the AFS and Senior of the Month Committees, for your assis- tance with our problems, for your in- terest in our welfare, for your devo- tion to our common cause-that of learning and for much more than words can express, we dedicate this, our 1968 Cardinal, to you, Mrs. Mor- ford. Cardinal Staff and Class of 1968 This year marks the end of an era in the history of Warrensburg- Latham District Number Eleven. After serving as our superintendent since the birth of our district, Mr. E. B. Allen is re- tiring. Over the past years he has guided us through the legal hassle which united our five communities, he has overseen the construction of our high school, and he has started us on the path to a unit grade and middle high school complex. To express our appreciation to him and to recognize his labors, we sincerely dedicate this page of our 1968 Cardinal to ... . Cardinal Staff and Class of 1968 %t. AUm 5 A second former YVarrensburg-Latham High School student has given his life for his country. Private First Class FRANK BRACKETT died in the Bon Son Plains, Republic of Viet Nam on December 6, 1967. Frank, a member of the Class of 1965, will be remembered always as a friendly and kind upperclassman here at Warrens- burg-Latham. He died bravely and gave his best that we might have freedom of worship, freedom of fellowship. He gave his best for his country. He never met a stranger and was a friend to all. He was a man of laughter and enjoyed a good time. He held the respect of both members of his squad and his superiors and an out- standing friend to all of his platoon. He had enthusiasm and ability to get the job done, no matter how difficult the mission. Never will his courage be forgotten. Life begins and life must end. Life must go on though our loved one is gone. He has gone away. But memories still linger and will stay with us forever. Life begins and life must end. He is not alone for with him sits the One on the throne. Both friends and foe will remember all the memories that still linger. —Linda Wray 3fi %moum Jwik 'Bmkdt May 29, 1947-December 6, 1967 — «i Edumtion SEATED: Donald Dipper, President; Wayne Roberts, Secretary; Sam Edgecombe. STANDING: Emery Blythe, Merle Wentworth, Harold Daws, Laville Staley. Mr. Allen 7mouf)d Mr. Israel 'ZtWAUL EdtmUoti Mr. Wadsworth (also Coach) and Miss Dye. it Miss Wilson Mrs. Claar, Mrs. Douglass, Mr. Boland, and Mrs. Eisenbarth. JLiJwum Mr. Tharp r if ic COMPANY Soma Mr. Hanover Mr. Bone %UMA Mr. Druessel Mrs. Scanavino Mr. Kiick (also Coach) and Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs. Brame, Mr. Allen’s Secretary. Mrs. Israel. Mr. Israel’s Secretary. Darlene Birch, Office Aide. Smdtma 16 KITCHEN AIDES: Fourth Hour: Jerry Speer and Sarah Haines. Fifth Hour: Brenda Atchison and Patty Reed. took: Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Hurtt, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. White. 17 C8 u FIRST ROW: Mr. Call, Mrs. Radliff, Mrs. Casstevens, Mrs. Gaither, Mrs. Janin, Mrs. Whitacre, Mr. Hathorn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bratten. Mrs. Ward, Mr. Proctor, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Johnston, and Mr. Curry. 18 tuAt ldwa Mr. Hurtt (seated) and Mr. Robbins. Se ctind Mickey Castell, Treasurer; Gloria Marshall, Secretary; Darel Mell, President; Mike Behrens, Vice-President; and Gary Warnick, Reporter. 20 tlm cj PAT” ALBERT NANCY ATCHISON PATRICIA LYNNE ALBERT FNA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 2; FTA 1,2,3,4, Parliamen- tarian 2, Reporter 4; GAA 2,3,4; FHA 2,3; Transfer from MacArthur 3; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. NANCY JANE ATCHISON FT A 2,3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3. KERRY LONN ATWOOD Football 1,4; Baseball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; MVP-Baseball 4. KERRY ATWOOD KENNETH RAY BAKER Camera Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. KEN BAKER 21 MARY ELIZABETH BAKER Chorus 1,2,3,4, All-State Festival 3, District Festival 3,4, SWINGING HIGH 3, GUYS AND DULLS 4; Student Council 1,2; GAA 3,4; Librarians’Club 3,4, F Float Chairman 3; Traffic Safety Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. BARBARA JO BARTHELEMY Chorus 2; Librarians’ Club 3,4; GAA 3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. MICHAEL LYNN BEHRENS Class Reporter 1, President 2, Vice-President 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3, Manager 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4, Vice-pres- ident 3, President 4; Band 1,2,3,4, District All-State Band 4, Macon County MARY BAKER Honor Band 4, President 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Homecoming Escort 4; Senior of the Month 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY BARBARA BARTHELEMY (cast) 4; Klassroom Kwiz 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; MVP Football 4; Saluta- ____________________________________________ torian. FRANK EDDY BINKLEY Band 1,2,3,4, Macon County Honor Band 4; Basketball Manager 2,3; Traffic Sa- fety Club 3,4; Letterman’s Club 4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4. LINDA DARLENE BIRCH Librarians’ Club 3,4; President 4; Traffic Safety Club 3.4; Class Reporter 3; Of- fice Aid 3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (Student Director) 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4. DIANA LYNN BROWN Band 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3;THE CURIOUS SAVAGE3;1F A BODY MEET A BODY 4. “MIKE” BEHRENS DARLENE BIRCH DIANA BROWN “JOE” BROWN RICHARD BROWN JOSEPH NATHAN BROWN Band 1,2,3,4, Solos and Ensembles 1,2,3,4, District All- State 2,4, Stage Band 3, Macon County Honor Band 3,4, Vice-President 4, Don Flach Memorial Band Award 4; Cardinal 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Leadership Conference 3,4, District Convention 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Escort 4, AFS Advisor 4; Class President 3; Kiick Calendar Award 3;Traffic Safety Club 3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; Chorus 4, President 4, SWINGING HIGH 3, GUYS AND DOLLS 4; Sweet- heart Escort 4; Senior of the Month 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Class Speaker 4; Outstanding Student Council Member 4; Lions Club Citizenship Award 4. RICHARD LYNN BROWN Band 1,2,3,4 Stage Band 3,4, Macon County Honor Band 4, SWINGING HIGH 3, GUY AND DOLLS 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 3; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Traf- fic Safety Club 3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4. 23 MARY BURGETT JOYCE CARRICK “DEBBIE” COCHRAN MARY VIRGINIA BURGETT Chorus 1, Girls Ensemble 1. Mixed Ensemble 1; GAA 1,2 3,4; Jr. Points Chairman 3, Sr. Points Chairman 4; Leader- ship Camp 3; FHA 2; Band 2,3, Majorette 2,3; FTA 2,3,4, Historian 3; Student Council 3,4, AFS Advisor 4; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3;THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; Cardinal 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4; Cheerleader 4; Senior of the Month 4. JOYCE ANNE CARRICK Chorus 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, DO YOU REMEMBER? 2, Girls Single Ensemble 2, Girls Quartet 3, Madrigal 3, SWINGING HIGH 3, District Festival 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; THE THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Librarian’s Club 4; Traffic Safety Club 4. “MICKEY” CASTELL JOHN CATLIN HBIkr SHIRLEY ANN COLEMAN DENNIS COLLINS “TOM” CONATY MARY LOUISE CASTELL Band 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Head 3, President 4, Leadership Camp 4, Most Outstanding Member 4; Cheerleader 2; Prom Co-Chairman 3; 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4; FTA 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Senior of the Month 4; Class Speaker 4; Outstanding GAA Member 4. JOHN ROGER CATLIN Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Macon County Honor Band 4, Dis- trict All-State 4; Basketball Manager 3; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Letterman’s Club 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Macon County Scholarship 4. DEBORAH SUE COCHRAN FHA 1,2,3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Prom Committee 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. SHIRLEY ANN COLEMAN FHA 1; Chorus 1,2, Mixed Chorus 1, DO YOU REMEMBER? 2, Vice-President 2, Girl’s Trio 2, Girl’s Ensemble 2, Majorette 2,3,4. DENNIS CLAUDE COLLINS Librarians’Club 3; Ham Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. THOMAS ALAN CONATY Ham Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Student Council 4. WILLIAM ALLEN COOPER Football l;Cardinette 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3. TERRY LEE CRAW Football Manager 1; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Camera Club 4. BILL” COOPER TERRY CRAW DAVID LASH CUNNINGHAM Band 1,2,3,4, Trombone Trio 2, Trombone Quartet 3, Stage Band 3,4, SWING- ING HIGH 3, All-State Festival 4, Macon County Honor Band 4. GUYS AND DOLLS 4: THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Football 4; Letterman’s Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Senior of the Month 4. WANDA SUE DEAVERS Chorus 2,4;Camera Club 3; Librarians’ Club 3; FIIA 3; Transfer from MacArthur 4. GARY DONAHOWER “SANDY” EARL ROGER EDGECOMBE GARY WAYNE DONAHOWER Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; Baseball 2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Student Council 2; Class Council 3; Spanish Club 3; THE MUSIC MAN 2; Student Faculty Game 1,2,3; Transfer from MacArthur 4. SANDRA KAY EARL Chorus 1,2,3,4, DO YOU REMEMBER? 2, SWINGING HIGH 3, GUYS AND DOLLS 4. ROGER DALE EDGECOMBE Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2;Track 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4;Class Reporter 1;THE CURIOUS SAVAGE3;IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Traffic Safety Club 4; Student Council 4. KENNETH LEE ELLER Football 1; Basketball 1,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Letterman’s Club 3,4;THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3. RONALD ALLEN FERRE Band 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basket- ball 2,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4. MARY ANN FISHER GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Leadership Camp 4; FTA 3,4, Secretary 4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Student Council 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; Senior of the Month 4; Track Statisti- cian 4. THOMAS WESLEY FOLEY Football 1,2,3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3. VICKI SUE FRAKES Chorus 1,3,4, SWINGING HIGH 3, GUYS AND DOLLS 4; 4; FTA 2; GAA 3. DEBORAH JO GARBS GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; FTA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Cardinal 3,4; Prom Committee 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; Student Council 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4. JANE ELLEN GARDNER Class Secretary 1,3; Vice-President 2; Sweetheart Attendant 1; Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. Macon County Honor Band4, All-State Band 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; GAA 2,3; Prom Committee 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (student director) 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Treasurer 4; Senior of the Month 4; DAR Award 4. GREGORY ALLEN GLACKEN Drama Club 3; Junior Play 3;Transfer from Niantic 4. TOM” FOLEY “GREG” GLACKEN DIANA HELEN GULYASH Band 1,2; FHA 1,2; FT A 1; GAA 3; Spanish Club 2, Trans- fer from Cullom 3;Chorus 1,3,4, SWINGING HIGH 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Prom Committee 3; Librar- ians’Club 3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. SARAH COLLEEN HAINES FHA 2; Transfer from Lincoln 3; Prom Committee 3; Kit- chen Aid 3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. MICHAEL RAY HALL Class Vice-President 1; Snow Prince Candidate 1; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball l,2,3;Let- terman’sClub 1,2,3,4. CARL ROBERT HAMILTON Football 1,2; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Radio Club 3; Execu- tive Committeeman for the Champaign Region of the Illi- nois Youth Traffic Safety Council 3, President 4; FTA 4, President 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Senior of the Month 4. DAVID HASKELL —► CARL HAMILTON CHARLES RUSH HAMMER Class President 1; Track 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Repor- ter 2, Parliamentarian 3, President 4, District Convention 1, 2,3,4, Leadership Conference 2,3, State Convention 4, Homecoming Escort 4; Cardinal 1,2,3,4, Photographer 1,2, 3, Ad Manager 2, Editor 3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; Kiick Calendar Award 3; AFS Summer Program Finalist 3; Junior Marshall 3; NSF-U of I Summer Program in Engineering Sciences 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4; (Classroom Kwiz 4; Sweetheart Escort 4; Senior of the Month 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Logan County Scholarship 4; Valedictorian 4; Outstanding Student Coun- cil Member 4; Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4. DAVID ALLEN HASKELL Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; Letterman’s Club 4; Traffic Safety Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. r SUSAN VERONICA HENDROFF AFS Student from Malaysia 4; Student Council 4, District Convention 4;Homecoming Attendant 4; FHA 4;GAA 4. “PETE” HAMMER LINDA SUE HOLLINGSWORTH Band 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 2, Stage Band 3, Macon County Honor Band 4; GAA 1; SWINGING HIGH 3; THE CURI- OUS SAVAGE 3; FHA 3; FTA 3; Prom Committee 3. GARY JONES AGNES KARL GEORGE LAWRENCE HORN Librarians’ Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4. GARY RAY JONES IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4. AGNES LOUISE KARL Kitchen Aid 1,2; Librarians’ Club 2,3,4. TERRY LYNN KING FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; Band 1,2,3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; Chorus 4. SUSAN KINZER 32 GEORGE HORN “TERRI” KING SUSAN LEE KINZER Band 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; FTA 3; Prom Committee 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Homecoming Queen 4. LINDA SUE KOEHLER Librarians’ Club 3,4; Student Council 3; GAA 3,4, Vice- President 4. TOMMY LEE KOEHLER Track 2; Letterman’s Club 2,3. DAVID WAYNE LAUGHLIN Band 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. SUE KOEHLER TOMMY KOEHLER DAVID LAUGHLIN SUSAN LAWRENCE MARILYN LOGUE MARTHA ELAINE MAXEDON DIANE McCLURE SUSAN ANN LAWRENCE Chorus 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4, President 4, Leadership Camp 4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Student Council 4; Cardinal 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4; Sweetheart Attendant 4; Senior of the Month 4; FHA High Pointer 4. MARILYN ARLENE LOGUE Chorus 2; FTA 2; Camera Club 3,4; Band Majorette 3,4; Librarians’ Club 4, Re- porter 4. GLORIA JEAN MARSHALL Chorus 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, SWINGING HIGH 3, GUYS AND DOLLS 4; FHA 2,3,4, Junior Leader 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 4; Class Secretary 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Senior of the Month 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Track Statistician 4. DIANA KAYE McCLURE Cheerleader 1,2,3.4, Capatin 2,4; GAA 1,2; Class Secretary 2; Prom Committee 3; TIIE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; FTA 4; Student Council 4, Typist 4; Cardinette 4, Editor 4; Senior of the Month 4; Track Statistician 4. DAREL KEITH MELL Track 1,2; Football l,2,3;Band 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Student Council 4; Class President 4. DEBRA ANN MIER Chorus 1; GAA 2,3,4; FIIA 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Student Council 4; Track Statistician 4. DAREL MELL “DEBBIE” MIER CHARLES WILLIAM MILLER SHARON MINGS MARILYN MORGRET CATHY LYNN MILLS Chorus 1,2,3, SWINGING HIGH 3; FHA I; Camera Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. SHARON LYNN MINGS Chorus 1;GAA 1,3; FHA 1,3; Camera Club 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3. CATHY MILLS LOUIE” PEASE MARILYN LOUISE MORGRET Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Clarinet Quartet 1,3, Solo 2, Clarinet Quartet 1,2, District All-State 2,4, Macon County Honor Band 3,4; FTA 2,3,4, Historian 4; Prom Committee 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. STEVEN LOUIS PEASE Band 1,2,3,4, Macon County Honor Band 4, Stage Band 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football Manager 4; Letterman’s Club 3,4, Traffic Safety Club 2,3,4. Reporter 3, Vice-President 4;THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Student Council 4; Senior of tlje Month 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Lions Club Scholarship 4. 36 DERALD PARK ROBERT DERALD PARK IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. ROY CLINTON PETERS, JR. Football 1,2. REBECCA LUCILE PYLES Drama Club 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Debate Club 2; Chorus 1,2, 3, SWINGING HIGH 3, All-State Festival 3; Transfer from Christain High School, Fall River, Massachusetts 2; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast) 3; Traffic Safety Club 3; Cam- era Club 3; Student Council 3; Cardinal 4; Typing Contest Winner 4. GARY WALTER RADLIFF Football 1,2; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. ROY PETERS BECKY PYLES GARY RADLIFF TEX” RHODES JOLIEN RIFE JESSE EDMOND RHODES Track I; Band 1,2,3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. JOLIEN RAE RIFE FHA 1,2,3,4. Public Relations Chairman 2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cardinal 1,2,3.4. Re- porter 1,3; FTA 2,3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (Student Director) 3;Student Council 4; Prom Committee 3; IF A BODY MEET A BODY (Student Direc- tor) 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4; Senior of the Month 4; Outstanding Student Council Member 4; FHA High Pointer 4. DAVID ROSS RILEY Track 1,2; Class Vice-President 3; Kiick Calendar Award 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE (cast)3;Snow Prince Candidate 3;Student Council 4. IF A BODY MEET A BODY (cast) 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4. ANNE IRENE ROW FHA I; Band 1,2,3,4, Macon County Honor Band 4; FTA 4, Parliamentarian 4. ANNE ROW CRAIG DOUGLAS SIBTHORP Band 1,2,3,4, Macon County Honor Band 3,4; District All-State Festival 4; Bas- ketball 2, Manager 4; Baseball 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 4; Traffic Safety Club 4; Parliamentarian 4; Senior of the Month 4; Illinois State Scholarship 4. GEORGE THOMAS STUBBLEFIELD Football 1,2,3,4;Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; THE CURIOUS SA- VAGE 3;Traffic Safety Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; Football Lineman of the Year 4. 38 MARY ANNETTE TACKETT THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Librarians’ Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4;Cardinctte 4. LYNNE CHRISTINE TAYLOR FHA I; FTA 2; Librarians’Club 1,2,3,4; Traffic Safety Club 3;Camera Club 3,4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. ALAN LEE STIVERS MARY TACKETT GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD LYNNE TAYLOR GARY WARNICK DENNIS WICKLINE CHARLOTTE JOAN VOGEL Librarians’Club 1,2,3,4; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3. GARY WAYNE WARNICK Basketball 1,2; Football 3; Lctterman’s Club 3,4; Class Reporter 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4. DENNIS RAY WICKLINE Football Manager 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Co- Captain 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; THE CURI- OUS SAVAGE 3;Snow Prince 3; Student Council 4, Parliamentarian 4; AFS Student Advisor 4; Traffic Safety Club 4; IF A BODY MEET A BODY 4; WSOY Tournament MVP Trophey 4; Senior of the Month 4; MVP Basket- ball 4; Most Valuable Athlete 4. LISA LYNN WILLIAMS Chorus I; GAA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3; Traffic Safety Club 2,3; FHA3; Student Council 3;Cardinette 3; THE CURIOUS SAVAGE 3; Homecoming At- tendant 3. LINDA DARLENE WRAY FHA 1; GAA 3,4; Librarians’ Club 2,3,4, District Representative 4. Not Pictured. DAVID MAXEDON CHARLOTTE VOGEL LINDA WRAY LISA WILLIAMS LARRY KEITH DODD Basketball 1,3; Football 2; Baseball 2. ELDON LEE MEARS Ham Club 1,2,3,4; GUYS AND DOLLS 4. Smnm Gmdmtu LARRY DODD LEE MEARS PETE HAMMER Outstanding Student Council Mem. Bausch and Lomb Science Award Valedictorian JANE GARDNER DAR Award JOE BROWN Outstanding Student Council Mem. Don Flach Memorial Band Award Lions Club Citizenship Award MIKE BEHRENS MVP-Football SUSIE LAWRENCE KERRY ATWOOD Salutatorian FHA High Pointer MVP-Baseball MICKEY CASTELL GAA Outstanding Member DENNY WICKLINE JOLIEN RIFE Outstanding Athlete Outstanding Student Council Mem. FHA High Pointer BECKY PYLES Typing Contest Winner GEORGE STUBBLEFIELD Football Lineman of the Year LOUIE PEASE Lions Club Scholarship Our AFS student this year was Miss Susan Hen- droff from Kuala Lumpar, Malasia. She stayed with the LeVelle Staley family of Bearsdale. At home she has two brothers and one sister. She graduated from high school in her home country, and will go to one and a half years of preparatory college before she enters a university. She likes to hike, and her favorite food in the U.S. is pizza. The students and community of Warrensburg- Latham were proud to have Susan visiting with us this past year. We hope she had a pleasant and rewarding stay. AatuMtieA CwIm m AUGUST 5............Susan Hendroff Arrives 27 .......Open House at the Staley’s for Susan Hendroff 28 ................1st Day of School SEPTEMBER 1.......................Scribble Dance 3...........Labor Day, No School 8. . . Freshman Initiation and Dance 13-14. . .Cardinal sells ads in Decatur 28 ........................Snake Dance 29 ......Homecoming Football Game 30 ...................Homecoming Dance 30. . . .Band Marches in United Fund Parade OCTOBER 11 .........Report Cards go out 12 .......Columbus Day, No School 12. . . FHA Annual Trip to St. Louis 13. . . .Teachers Institute, No School 23 ... . Teachers Institute, No School 27............GAA Slumber Party 31 ... . Student Pop Machine Arrives NOVEMBER 1......GAA sells Telephone Books “Picadilly Pallasades 4. . . . Referendum for New School 17......“If a Body Meets a Body” 23-24........Thanksgiving Vacation, No School 30............Report Cards go out DECEMBER 1...............Donkey Ball Game 8.............Sophomore Sock Hop 13 ......................Spanish Party 16................GAA Twirp Dance 18-22. . . Student Council Tape Race 22 Christmas Vacation Begins JANUARY 3................School Resumes 5..............Sophomore Sock Hop 7. . . .W-L Participates in Klassroom Kwiz 8-12...............Semester Tests 12.................Semester Ends 48 17 JANUARY Report Cards Go Out 30 GAA Initiation 1 FEBRUARY Macon County Band Festival 12 Lincoln’s Birthday; No School 17 Morp Dance 1 27 End of 4th 6 wks. i MARCH 1 Freshman Sock Hop , J 4 Report Cards Go Out 7 Radio Club Sock Hop |l 8 Teachers’ Institute; No School 15 Computer Dance | 21,22 . . . Student Council Elections North Central Asso. Visit Mr. Allen’s Going Away 29.......Student Faculty Ball Game APRIL 5.......FHA gives Telephone Money to Susan Hendroff 10.......End of 5th 6 wks. 11,12 . . . Easter Vacation 17.......Report Cards Go Out 19.......SEE HOW THEY RUN Presented 18-20 . . . State Student Council Con- vention 22-24 . . 26_______ Party 29 ....GAA Elections 30 ....Installation of New Officers in FHA MAY 3 ......Safety Program 3 ....Cheerleading Elections 4 ....Jr.-Sr. Prom 5 ....Post Prom 10 ....Band Concert 11 ....ACT Tests 16 ....GUYS AND DOLLS Pre- sented 17 ....Senior Skip Day 17-19. . . . Senior GAA Camping Trip 21........GAA Awards Night 25 ....AFS Drive 26 ....Baccalaureate 28.......Last Full Day of School 28 ....Awards Day 29-30 ... No School 29 ....Soph. Picnic 29.......Sr. Trip to St. Louis 31 ....Report Cards to Go Out 31.......Jr. Party 31.......Commencement 49 Jwikmti SmjUcuUoh I, a pickinany freshman, being sick- ly, slurpy, and sluvenly, suffering from moronity , sapheadedness, and suc- cumbing to the fuddlebrainness, and hen-headedness, and being a weanie of an urchin, do humbly bow down upon bended knees and offer a small, trivial token of my high esteem to the most super-excellent, colossal, gracious, matchless, exquisite, and hand-selected senior, who represents the optimum of quintessentialism beyond all expec- tations and to whom I gladly bestow this piece of candy. 50 'JixoMhj ydlutda Presented by the Sophomore Class on November 2, 1967 WAY. WAY DOWN EAST MELODRAMA Heroine, Lily Ludlow: Margie Wright Hero, Ronald Fitzwilliam: Keith Stock Villian,Tedious J. Impossible: Mike Haynes Mother, Hepzibal Ludlow: Nancy Pease Father, Ezekiel Ludlow: Gerald McMillan Henrietta: Susanne Southwell William P. McNasty: Gary Burgett Bertram J. Moneybagsz: Chuck Cox COURTIN’-SKITS Hillbilly” Larry Logan and Van Walters “SHY GUY” Cheryl Holderness and Dan McFadden “Mod” Mark Greene THE CROOK-SILENT MOVIE Crook and Sherlock Haynes: Dan Haynes Maid Sheila Bankson Hostess: Peggy Loveless Host: Terry Howe Visitors: Marcia Trowbridge Mike Winters Sandy Burge Randy Howe DIRECTED BY MRS. DOUGLASS 52 Cut Sue Ann Kendall Priscilla Jones . . Cam Crawford. . Aunt Harriet . . Henry Riley . . . Owen Barnes. . . Lt. De Ville_____ Mr. Hatcher . . . Sonia ........... Officer Connelly Delivery Man . . Director......... Student Director .......Gloria Marshall ..........Debbie Garbs ...........Mickey Castell ..........Susie Lawrence .............Rick Brown ..........Mike Behrens ..........Pete Hammer .............Ron Ferre ..........Mary Burgett ..........David Riley ..........Gary Jones .......Mrs. Eisenbarth Jane Gardner, Jolien Rife The play IF A BODY MEET A BODY was a three act comedy-mystery. It’s setting was the apartment of three girls: Sue Ann, Priscilla, and Cam. The mystery began when they found something on the dumbwaiter, the dead body of the building superintendent, Mr. Hatcher. Lt. DeVille was called in to solve the case. The suspects were the three girls'. Mrs. Riley, a widow who lived directly beneath the girls; Sonia, an artist who was a little weird; Owen Barnes, tenant living above the girls; and Henry Riley, Mrs. Riley’s nephew. As the play developed Sue Ann became involved with Owen who seemed to be able to protect her from whoever was the murderer. Cam decided to help Lt. Deville and Of- ficer Connelly solve the murder. Priscilla and Henry Riley became closely related. The ingenious Cam set a trap for the murderer who turned out to be Owen Barnes. He was involved in a counterfeiting ring with Mr. Hatcher and he killed him when Hatcher decided he wanted to quit. 53 ftomecotHuu] The 1967 Homecoming activities began with the Snake Dance on September 28. The cheerleaders led the W-L fans through the streets of Warrensburg and then back to the school for the bonfire and pep rally. On September 29, 1967 the football game was held be- tween the Warrensburg-Latham Cardinals and the Mt. Zion Braves. Although we were behind at half time, the activities which took place during half time proved we were still full of spirit. The band played some of your favorite tunes as the classes and clubs of W-L paraded around the football field in decorated cars and floats. One of the most out- standing vehicles was the cheerleader’s contribution-a fire- truck! Also during half time our queen, Susan Kinzer, was presented to the W-L alumni. After the half time show the game was once again in session. To our dismay when the final buzzer sounded the Cardinals had fallen to the Braves with the final score being 52-6. Saturday, September 30, the homecoming dance was held in the school cafeteria. The theme this year was DEEP PURPLE. The dance was held from 8 to 11 p.m. and the crowning was at 9 p.m. The Don Smith orchestra provided the dance music. 54 Cheryl Holderness, Sophomore Attendant, and Escort Roger Edgecombe; Susan Hendroff, Honorary Senior Attendant, and Homecoming Queen, and Escort Joe Brown; Gloria Marshall, Senior Attendant, and Escort Pete Hammer; Connie Staley, Junior Escort Mike Behrens; Escort Jim Hammel and 1966 Homecoming Queen Jeanette Pannier; SUSAN KINZER, 1967 ttendant, and Escort Dave Riley; Janet Hatfield, Freshman Attendant, and Escort Darel Mell. Freshman Attendant: Candy Zinn Escort: John Bishop Sophomore Attendant Mary Wentworth Escort: Mike Winters The FHA sponsored the Morp Dance on Feb. 17, 1968. The Six Stones provided the music. The dance started at 8 o’clock and the crowning was at 9 o’clock with the activities ending at 11. Junior Attendant: Brenda Jones Escort: Denis Black 58 59 T)0 Jwj Sponsored by the Lettermen’s Club, the Donkey Ball Game was held Friday, December 1, 1967. The faculty played the Board of Educa- tion to a 12-12 tie. The announcer was Denis Black. All proceeds from both the game and the chili supper which proceeded it went to pay off the new football scoreboard. C8 all 60 WWf) H)(MW The GAA’s annual Twirp Dance, a girl-ask-boy affair, was held on December 16,1967 in the cafeteria and band room. The court this year (as shown below) included Steve Jones and Escort Linda Koehler; Mike Behrens and Escort Mary Burgett; Escort Mickey Castell (GAA President) and Snow Prince Carl Johnson; Mark Roberts and Escort Bren- da Jones; and Ralph McQuiggan and Escort Jolien Rife. The theme was “Mistletoe and Holly” and the music was pro- vided by the “Stix and Stones.” 61 Gut Director...........................Mrs. Douglas Student Director ...............Betty McQuality Pat Marshall Mrs. Shillion ..............Jacque Ater The Reverend Lionel Toop........Dennis Hughes Penelope Toop .....................Andy Zinn Corporal Clive Winton...........Allen Kemmerer The Intruder.............................. Mike Arends The Ladysmith of Lox............. Martha Kinzer The Reverend Arthur Humphrey ......Denis Black Sergeant...........................Pam Trump Ida (a maid) ..............Pat Marshall (replacement for Cindy Cash who was ill) Presented by the Junior Class on April 19 i ■ m i |r See How 62 7% Rm The Story of SEE HOW THEY RUN began as Penelope happened to run into an old acting friend by the name of Clive Winton. They happened to show their affections a lit- tle more than they should have and Mrs. Shillion, who has had a lifelong crush on Penelope’s husband, tries to make a scandal out of it. This sets the trend for the story. Mr. and Mrs. Toop, to make matters worse, have two visitors. The Reverend Mr. Humphrey and the Ladysmith of Lox. Then we have another visitor called The Intruder, a Russian spy who tries to find security by hiding at the vicarage. He then leads them on a merry chase trying to find him. Finally, the good sergeant gets everything well in hand. She appre- hends the intruder and Clive gets everything straightened out between Mr. and Mrs. Toop. 63 THE JUNIOR CLASS honors the Seniors of WARRENSBURG - LATHAM HIGH SCHOOL with C4 SCue at the Decatur Club Saturday evening, May fourth nineteen hundred and sixty-eight 6:30 to I 1:00 Music by Wayne Carr and His Band 64 PROGRAM Invocation Jacque Ater Prom Co-Chairman Master of Ceremonies Dennis Hughes Junior Class Vice-President Welcome Mark Miller Junior Class President Response Darel Mell Senior Class President Musical Selection Senior Class Prophecy Carl Johnson Prom Co-Chairman 6J Cadt Sarah Brown................. Sky Masterson............... Miss Adelaide .............. Nathan Detroit ............. Nicely-Nicely Johnson....... Benny Southstreet........... Rusty Charlie .............. Harry the Horse ............ Angie the Ox ............... Big Jule.................... Arvide Abernathy............ General Natilda B. Cartwright Lt. Brannigan .............. MiMi ....................... Agatha...................... Mission Band................ Dancers .................... .............. Gloria Marshall ....................Joe Brown ...................Jill Knight ................... Lee Mears ....................Dan Haynes ...................Scott Major ................... Don Lowe .................. David Pyles .............Lawrence Yoakum ................. Richard Vieth ................. Leslie Blain ...................Candy Zinn ............. David Anderson ................. Sandy Burge .............. Karen Disbrow . . Mary Baker, Joyce Carrick, Diane Heckler, and Cathy Mears . Brenda Jones, Gwen Gilman, Lou Brown, Peggy Loveless, and Melody Jones 66 This year the Chorus and Stage Band presented GUYS AND DOLLS, the well-known “musical fable of Broadway,” on May 16, 1968. This famous hit concerns the lives of many of the peo- ple on New York’s Broadway, including Nathan Detroit and Sky Masterson, a couple of gamblers, Sarah Brown, a crusader in charge of the Save-A-Soul Mission, and Miss Adelaide, a nightclub singer. The musical score was highlighted by such favorites as I’ve Never Been in Love Before,” “Luck Be a Lady.” “Sit Down, You’re Rockin’ the Boat,” and “Guys and Dolls.” Mrs. Scaniveno directed the production, with Mr. Drussel in charge of the Stage Band and Mary Jo Fox as Student Director. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Processional......“Pomp and Circumstance”........Elgar Warrensburg—Latham High School Band James Dru essel. Director Invocation.................................Rev. Volie Pyles “What Do We Think”.........Salutatorian.....Michael Behrens “Direction Indicators”..........................Mary Castell Piano Solo..........“Impromptu Valse”...........G. Bachmann Marilyn Morgrel “Our Education”................................Joe Brown Shape of our Future”....Valedictorian...Charles Hammer Vocal Solo..... Exodus”.......by Ernest Gold Pat Boone Gloria Marshall Mrs. Scanavino, Accompanist Announcement of Honorary Awards..........Thomas W. Israel Principal Presentation of Class of 1968.......... Thomas W. Israel Presentation of Diplomas............... Samuel Edgecombe Member of Board of Education Benediction.............................Rev. Volie Pyles ♦Recessional......................W — L High School Band ♦AUDIENCE PLEASE RISE DECORATIONS AND FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS By Class of 1969 % 3 , If62 68 69 GwJmIuik Spwkeu PETE HAMMER MIKE BEHRENS MICKEY CASTELL JOE BROWN 70 ((Metier FIRST ROW. Keith Stock, Chuck McQuiggan, Reid Pyle, George Stubblefield, Ron Faith, Sam Fite, Dennis Hughes, Dick McGuire, Barry Spang, Mike Hall, Mike Behrens. SECOND ROW: Bob Kelly, Mark Roberts, Don McFadden, Denis Black, Chuck Binkley, Allen Alsup, Tom Foley, Gary Burgett, Kerry Atwood, Randy Howe. John Bishop, Harold McMillan, Coach Jacoby. J HIRD ROW: Dennis Wickline, Louie Pease, Gerald McMillan, Bill Brown, Van Walters, Mike Winters, Mike Jones, Carlin Elam, Rich Lowe, Dave Cunningham, Jack Ward, Dave Haskell, Dave Ellington, Roger Edgecombe, Dennis Wentworth, Coach Wadsworth. JootbalL DATE TEAM PLACE WE THEY Sept. 15 Cerro Gordo T 6 12 Sept. 22 Argenta T 19 19 Sept. 29 Mt. Zion (Homecoming) H 6 52 Oct. 6 Assumption T 21 7 Oct. 13 Macon H 40 6 Oct. 20 St. Teresa H 7 19 Oct. 28 Niantic T 13 13 Nov. 3 Lakeview T 7 44 Nov. 10 Maroa H 7 0 72 FRONT ROW: Dennis Wentworth. David Ellington, Bill Brown, Mark Roberts, Chuck Binkley, Gary Burgett, Mike Winters, Randy Howe, Mike Jones, Coach Cole. BACK ROW: John Beal. Dan McFadden, Gerald McMillan, Van Walters, Jack Ward, Carlin Elam, Harold McMillan, Mike Ater, Bob Kelly. jjuMOl OoM tjUf hoik FRONT ROW: Coach Cole, David Brown, Rick Fite. Brad Hall, John Gilman, Doug Neibuhr, Vernon Walker, Curt Wickline, Bobby Burgett. SECOND ROW: John Beal, Kent Atwood, Steve Radliff, Ralph McQuiggan, Mike Kerschner, Larry Mar- shall, Steve Jones, Wes Hurst, John Blakeman, Mike Ater. 73 r°“ch.K;i,ck’ Chuck Binkley Dennis Wickline, Everett Holmes, Keith Stock. Ken Eller, Dick McGuire, Larry Blakcman, Jack Ward, Dennis Wentworth, Carl Johnson, Mark Miller, Louis Pease, Coach Jacoby. KNEELING- Reid Pvle Mike Behrens, Craig Sibthorp. 7 ’ Umdif 8 ukdxnJi DATE TEAM Nov. 29 Clinton Dec. 5 St. Teresa Dec. 8 Mt. Zion Dec. 12 Maroa Dec. 15 Lakcview Dec. 19 Argenta Dec. 26-28 Mt. Pluaski Tour. 26 Tremont 27 Deercreek Mackinaw 28 Hartsburg-Emdom Jan. 5 Shelbyville Jan. 12 Beason Jan. 17-18-20 Macon Co. Tour. 17 Niantic 18 Mt. Zion 20 Argenta Jan. 26 Mt. Zion Feb. 2 Edinburg Feb. 6 Williamsville Feb. 9 Argenta Feb. 13 Niantic Feb. 16 Blue Mound Feb. 20 Macon Feb. 23 Lakeview Feb. 27 Maroa March 1 Mt. Pulaski 4 Regional Tour. 4 Eisenhower PLACE WE THEY Here 73 41 There 44 49 Here 49 51 Here 77 46 Here 69 31 There 52 56 74 48 52 56 59 37 Here 60 56 Here 67 57 71 43 63 49 60 50 There 53 54 There 102 71 Here 60 35 Here 55 52 There 74 40 There 68 45 There 66 38 There 50 47 There 52 41 Here 63 74 52 58 74 STANDING: Chuck Binkley, Bob Kelly, Todd Pyle, Dennis Wentworth, Larry Cunningham, Steve Wakeman, Mike Winters, Roger Behrens, Mark Roberts. KNEELING: Coach Jacoby. UM0% (JuUt f FIRST ROW: John Gilman, David Kemmerer, John Beal, Coach Wadsworth, Curtis Wickline, Rick Fite. SECOND ROW: Doug Neibuhr, David Brown, Terry Hundley, John Blakcman, Mike Ater, Stan Flory, Larry Marshall, Steve Radliff, Ralph McQuiggan. Carl Ragar, Verl Row, Brad Hall, Judd Sloan. (NOT PICTURED) Steve Jones and Bobby Burgett. 75 FRONT ROW: Mike Meixner, Denis Black. Ed Foley, Dennis Hughes, Sam Fite, Barry Spang, Chuck McQuiggan, John Bis- hop, Richard Lowe, Dennis Trump, Allen Kemmerer, Roger Edgecombe, Cleve Karch. STANDING: Mr. Wadsworth, John Gilman, David Ellington. Ron Ferre, Wes Hurst, Ralph McQuiggan, Bob Kelly. Mike Winters, Jack Ward. Steve Jones, Stan Flory, Tom Hackney, Van Walters, Carl Ragar, Ken Atwood, Vernon Walker, Gary Spaugh, Terry Hundley, Mike Huskey. 76 CAPTAIN RON FERRE EVENT 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 880 yard run Mile run Two mile run 120 yard high hurdles 180 yard low hurdles 440 yard fresh, relay 880 yard vars. relay Mile relay High jump Long jump Pole vault Shot put Discus WARRENSBURG-LATHAM TRACK RECORDS RECORD HOLDER T1MI Kjm England, Jack Perry Larry Imel Scott Strong Joe Kroger Joe Kroger Tom Hackney Jim Brown Randy Major Bob Cooper, Steve Staley Larry Hughes, Ron Letterly Kim England, Ron Bridges Steve England, Jack Perry Steve Staley, Ron Letterly Ron Gilman, Bob Swinehart Randy Major Ron Runkel Stan Waddell John Major, Jr. Harold Catlin i DISTANCE YEAR 10.3 1963 23.1 1950 56.5 1962 2:07 1955 4:33 1955 11:14.8 1968 15.9 1963 21:05 1965 50.3 1963 1:40 1963 3:44.7 1966 6’%” 1965 20’7” 1965 11’4” 1965 47’11” 1957 143’ 1 Vi” 1938 1967 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER BARRY SPANG (Fifth Place, Low Hurdles, Eisenhower District) DATE W-L SCORE OPPONENT’S SCORE April 2 102% Mt. Pulaski 34% Elkart 24 April 3 63 ST. Teresa 64 April 9 46% Lakeview 61 Moweaqua April 15 60 Lakeview 53 Argenta 46 April 16 COUNTY MEET 54 Mt. Zion 86 ST. Teresa 19 April 23 30 (3rd) Mt. Zion 67% (1st) Argenta 44 (2nd) April 25 64 Lovington 82% Maroa 12% April 26 91 St. Teresa 53 Elkart 13 April 30 57 Cerro Gordo 70 May 1 40% Clinton 86% May 2 72 Niantic 55 CONFERENCE MEET May 7 46% (2nd) Mt. Zion 76% (1st) Argenta 60% (2nd) Laveview 44% (4th) 77 SEATED: Curtis Wickline Mike Ater, Doug Neibuhr. John Blakeman, Mark Roberts, Steve Radliff, Mike Behrens, Kerry At- wood, Danny McFadden, Gary Burgett, Larry Marshall. STANDING: Coach Jacoby, Tom Foley, Mark Miller, Keith Stock, Everett Holmes, Dennis Wentworth, Dick McGuire, Dennis Wickline, Louie Pease, Craig Sibthorp, Reed Pyle. 76 CO-CAPTAINS DENNY WICKLINE and KERRY AT- WOOD. 1968 BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE WARRENSBURG-LATHAM OPPONENT PLACE W-L PITCHER March 27 1 Lakeview 2 Home Wickline April 1 11 Mt. Zion 18 Away Holmes April 8 0 Eisenhower 8 Fans Field Wickline April 9 1 Bloomington 9 Away Stock April 10 1 Lakeview 7 Away Holmes April 11 1 St. Teresa 5 Home Wickline April 15 4 Lincoln 3 Away Wickline April 16 4 Argenta 1 Away Holmes April 22 3 Macon 2 Away Stock April 24 2 Atlanta 4 Away Holmes April 25 1 Elkart 5 Away Miller April 29 7 Argenta 4 Home Wickline May 1 0 Mt. Pulaski 3 Home Holmes May 2 6 Macon 5 Home Wickline May 6 4 Mt. Zion 1 Home Wickline May 8 5 Blue Mound 3 Home Holmes May 9 2 MacArthur 6 Away Stock May 10 4 St. Teresa 2 Home Wickline District Tournament at Argenta May 13 5 Argenta 1 Holmes May 17 4 Maroa 1 Wickline Regional Tournament at Johns Hill Junior High School May 21 1 Assumption 2 Holmes 79 TOP: Candy McCarthy, Cheryl Holderness, Connie Keller. BOTTOM: Connie Lowe. $UM0l UtMtJUf 80 81 C8 mkeiioM 82 83 ihj ul: K( HM kWB EDGEWJMbT FootballSTraek ■ KERRV ATTOOD Football' Base all Smoi Jldiunm DAVID CUNNINGHAM Football LOUIE PEASE Basketball. Baseball Football FIRST ROW: Martha Kinzer, Bridget Rau, Kathy Varner, Suzanne Southwell, Suzanne Kerr, Connie Staley, Debra Bourne, Ter Marilyn Morgret, Susan Maxedon, Anna Row, Eddy Binkley, Mark Miller, Gwen Gilman, Susan Ryan, Mike Behrens, Crai Dennis Trump, Louis Pease. THIRD ROW: Pat Albert, Cheryl Kershner, Dennis Wickline, Mary Wentworth, Sandy William David Laughlin, Jan Curry. Tina Janvrin, Richard Anderson, Jane Gardner, Jackie Ater, Doug Ncibuhr, Nancy Pease, Gar Winters, Judy Holcomb, Debra Booth, Cynthia Kenney, Cathy Spaugli, Mike Donahower, Cleve Karch, Allen Kemmerer, Denn Mike Fryman, Dan Haynes, Mike Ater, Terry Howe. Jud Sloan, John Gilman, Allen Alsup, Harold McMillan, Keith Stock Diane White, Donna Howe, Curtis Wickline, Gary Spaugli, Verl Row, Randy Howe. Ron Faith, Gerald McMillan, Randy Johnei Cottrnt 'Exwl = 3 aw OFFICERS: Joe Brown, Vice-President; Jane Gardner, Secretary; Louie Pease, Stu- dent Council Rep.; Mike Behrens, Presi- dent; Suzanne Kerr, Treasurer; Larry Cun- ningham, Reporter. MAJORETTES: Wilda LeMaster, Marilyn Logue, Emily Logue, Pam Trump, Shirley Coleman, Cheryl Kershner. King, Candy McCarthy, Judy Denny, Barbara White, Ruth Hatfield, Pam Trump, Carolyn Catlin. SECOND ROW: Joe Brown Sibthorp, John Beal, Theresa Catlin, Deborah Roper, Carl Rager, John Blakeman, Duane Lawrence, Larry Cunningham, Connie Lowe, Tex Rhodes, Patty Barthelemy. Linda Hollingsworth, Jean Over, Mike Jones, Mike Winters, Mark Roberts, Burgett, Rick Brown, John Gilman, David Brown. FOURTH ROW: Janet Hatfield, Mary Swartz. Ethel Barnhart. Cindy Hughes, Dennis Wentworth, Jack Ward. John Catlin, David Haskell, Darel Mell, Bob Kelly, Chuck Binkley, Charles Sibthorp, Craig Johner, David Cunningham. FIFTH ROW: Georgia Suzewitz, Debbie Reynolds, Diane Edgecombe, Melanie Wentworth, Mr. Drussel, Supt. of Music; Maury Smith, Mike Haynes, Mr. Druessel. DRUM MAJOR: Allen Kemmerer. SWe STAGE BAND-FIRST ROW: Larry Cunningham, David Brown, Louis Pease, John Gil- man, Rick Brown. SECOND ROW: Maury Smith, Dennis Hughes, Cleve Karch, Allen Kemmerer, Mike Donahower, David Cunningham, Craig Johner. Harold McMillan, Jud Sloan. THIRD ROW: Keith Stock, Mr. Druessel. PIANO: John Catlin. FIRST ROW: Wilda Le Master, Deirdre Covey, Melody Jones, Karen Disbrow, Donna Hobbs, Brenda Jones, Debbie Pirtle, Pat Nicholas, Paula Cash, Gwen Gilman, Peggy Loveless, Mrs. Seanavino. SLCOND ROW: Sandra Burge, Cathy Mears, Lou Brown, Joyce Carrick, Sandy Lari. Marjorie Lofland. Candy Zinn, Lawrence Yoakum, Leslie Blain, Ricky Vieth, Rita Lowe, Jill Knight, Kathy Letterly, Jean Tacket. THIRD ROW: Mary Jo Fox, Diana Heckler, Gloria Marshall, Patty Barthelemy, Anita Radliff, David Anderson, Mike Haines, Donald Lowe, David Pyles, Cindy Cash, Maxine Howe. FOURTH ROW: Mar- tha Kinzer, Terry King, Beth Graine, Mary Baker, Dan Haines, Joe Brown, Scott Major, Peggy Warnick, Margie Hilderbrand, Vicki Frakes, Diana Guylash. thorn OFFICERS: Jill Knight, Secretary; Gloria Mar- shall, Student Council; Joe Brown, President; Mary Jo Fox, Vice-President; Brenda Jones, Trea- surer. 68 OFFICERS: Jane Gardner, Treasurer; Joe Brown, Vice-President;Pete Hammer, President; Dennis Wickline, Parliamentarian; Denis Black, Reporter; Mickey Castell, Secretary. Sttderi touml SITTING: Jane Gardner, Mickey Castell, Pete Hammer, Joe Brown, Dennis Wickline, Denis Black. FIRST ROW: Andy Zinn, Mary Burgett, Susan Hendroff, Pam Trump, Debbie Mier, Diane Me Clure, Debbie Garbs, Jolien Rife, Susie Lawrence, Mary Ann Fisher, Gloria Marshall. Peggy Loveless. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stiltz, John Bishop, Louie Pease, Roger Edgecombe, Terry Hundley, Mark Miller, Larry Cunningham. Dennis Wentworth, David Cunningham. Dennis Hughes. THIRD ROW: Darel Mell, David Riley, Ron Faith, Mike Behrens, Carl Hamilton, Tom Conaty. 89 FIRST ROW: Craig Sibthorp, Dennis Wickline, Mike Behrens, Mike Hall, Roger Edgecombe. SECOND ROW: Mike Jones, Bob Kelly, John Bishop, Chuck McQuiggan, Louie Pease, Gary Warnick. Keith Stock. Dick McGuire, Barry Spang, Dave Has- kell. THIRD ROW: Richard Lowe, Ron Ferre, Van Walters, Mike Winters, Jim Carrick, Mark Miller, Kerry Atwood, George Stubblefield. John Catlin. FOURTH ROW: Everett Holmes, Ed Foley, Ken Eller, Cleve Karch, Dennis Hughes, Dennis Trump, Dennis Wentworth, Mark Lehn, Ed Binkley. ifctti tkb OFFICERS: Roger Edgecombe, Student Council Representative; Craig Sibthorp, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Mike Behrens, President; Mike Hall. Parliamentarian; Dennis Wick- line, Vice-President. 90 FIRST ROW: Debbie Mier, Pam Trump, Mary Ann Fisher, Carl Hamilton. Debbie Garbs, Anna Row. Pat Albert, Marilyn Morgret. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Jones, Advisor; Susan Kerr, Mary Lou Brown, Beth Nordmeyer, Gwen Gilman, Jolien Rite, Mary Burgett, Connie Staley, Mickey Castell, Ruth Hatfield. Mrs. Hobbs, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Linda Hanks, Martha Kin- zer, Cindy Winters, Janis Rasar, Diane McClure, Susan Lawrence. Pam Stovall. Beth Graine, Linda Boles, Linda Trowbridge. Judm Vmtmioj mmc OFFICERS: Mary Ann Fisher, Secretary; Anna Row, Parliamentarian; Carl Hamilton, President; Pam Trump, Treasurer; Marilyn Morgret, Historian; Pat Al- bert, Reporter; Debbie Garbs, Vice-President; Debbie Mier, Student Council Rep- resentative. 91 FRONT ROW: Pam Trump, Brenda Jones, Mary Burgett, Mary Wentworth, Mickey Casteil, Linda Koehler, Jackie Ater, Margie Wright, Jolien Rife. SECOND ROW: Ina Tackett, Karen Disbrow, Linda Wray. Terri King, Joyce Car- rick, Rita Lowe, Cheryl Waddell, Janis Rasar, Cindy Winters, Linda Hanks, Connie Staley, Ruth Hatfield, Connie Keller, Cindy Witt, Lisa Williams, Pam Stovall. THIRD ROW: Tina Janvrin, Cindy Malone, Cathy Spaugh, Donna Howe. Janet Hatfield, Ethel Barnhart. Peggy Warnick, Debbie Mier, Mary Ann Fisher, Susie Lawrence, Susan Hend- roff, Debbie Garbs, Mrs. Baldwin, Nancy Pease, Shelia Bankson. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Barthelemy, Mary Baker, Diane Amodeo, Jean Over, Jolenc Page, Melanie Wentworth, Diane Edgecombe, Gwen Gilman, Connie Lowe, Candy McCarthy, Cheryl Holderness, Marta Barnes, Patty Barthelemy, Cheryl Kershner, Suzanne Southwell. FIFTH ROW: Beth Graine, Donna Hobbs, Pat Albert, Suzanne Kerr, Martha Kinzer, Emily Logue, Marjorie Maxedon, Georgia Suzewitz, Junette Packer, Linda Trowbridge, Sandy Williams, Susan Ryan. GiAi flthktk Aw OFFICERS: Margie Wright, Reporter; Mary Wentworth, Treasurer; Jackie Ater, Secretary; Linda Koelher, Vice-President; Mickey Casteil, President; Mary Burgett, Senior Points Chairman; Brenda Jones, Junior Points Chairman;Pam Trump, Sports Head; Jolien Rife, Student Council Representative. FRONT ROW: Gloria Marshall, Betty McQuality, Beth Graine, Brenda Jones, Susie Lawrence. Mary Ann Fisher, Jolien Rife, Debbie Mier. SECOND ROW: Emily Logue, Judy Denny, Martha Kinzer, Suzanne Kerr, Connie Lowe, Cheryl Holder- ness, Candy McCarthy, Linda Hanks, Judy Davis, Pam Stovall, Cindy Beltz, Miss Mangold. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Maxedon.Gwen Gilman, Janet Hatfield, Ethel Barnhart. Peggy Warnick, Jolene Page, Melanie Wentworth. Diane Edgecomb. Don- na Howe, Judy Holcomb, Pam Durbin. Paula Cash. FOURTH ROW: Diane Brown, Tricia Hall, Linda Boles, Mary Wentworth, Marta Barnes, Patty Barthelemy, Pam Trump, Susan Hendroff, Pat Albert, Carolyn Catlin, Theresa Catlin, Diane Camp- bell. FIFTH ROW: Candy Zinn, Linda Stoots, Alva Robinson, Brenda Ragan, Deb- bie Scott, Debbie Pertle, Susan Ryan, Sandy Williams, Chasetta Westbrook, Georgia Suzewitz, Patty Gasaway. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Cochran, Susan Kinzer, Andy Zinn, Pat Marshall, Ruth Hatfield, Janis Rasar, Connie Staley, Cindy Winters, Cheryl Waddell, Kathy Varner, Margie Hildebrand, Peggy Loveless. 'juiuM HommJwtA 4 Anwtm OFFICERS—FIRST ROW: Susie Lawrence, President; Gloria Marshall, Junior Leader. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Fisher. Vice-President; Betty McQuality, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Brenda Jones, Treasurer; Jolien Rife, Public Relations. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Mier, Public Relations; Beth Graine, Chairman of Recreation. o 'f 0 new CudiMtk, SEATED: Mickey Castell, Shirley Colman, Diane McClure. STANDING: Jacque Ater, Janice Rasar, Cindy Kenny, Trica Hall, Mary Tackett, Joyce Shroyer, Miss Dye, Advisor; Ruth Hatfield. 94 tudmal SEATED: Pete Hammer, Susie Lawrence, Denis Black, John Bishop, Jolien Rife. STANDING: Mr. Wadsworth, Advisor; Becky Pyles, Sheila Bankson, Mary Burgett, Debbie Garbs, Dennis Trump. NOT PICTURED: John Greenleaf. 95 OFFICERS: Tom Conaty. President; Lee Mears, Vice-President; Melvin Krall, Secretary; and Mark Lehn, Treasurer. . H m SEATED: Toni Conaty, Diane Heckler, Lee Mears, Melvin Krall, Mark Lehn. FIRST ROW STANDING: Ron Faith, Morris Smith, Jerry Mills. Leslie Blain.Judd Sloan, Vernon Walker, Richard Veith. SECOND ROW STANDING: Dennis Collins, Carlin Elam, Larry Marshall, Steve Wakeman, Mr. Cole, Advisor. 96 OFFICERS: Ron Faith, Parliamentar- ian; Denis Black, Vice-President; Den- nis Hughes, President; Suzanne Kerr, Secretary; Martha Kinzer, Treasurer. Same tld SEATED: Bridget Rau, Cheryl Kerschner, Nancy Pease, Diane Heckler, Brenda Ragan, Suzanne Kerr, Martha Kinzer, Susan Maxedon. STANDING: Ron Faith. Denis Black, Dennis Hughes, Allen Alsup, Mike Donahower, Mike Arends. Allen Kemer- er, Randy Howe, Bill Kerschner, David Walker, Jim Carrick, Richard Barding, Terry Munsterman. Mr. Bone. Advisor. 97 FRONT ROW: Craig Sipthorp. Louie Pease, Dennis Wickline, Carl Hamilton, David Haskell. David Cunningham, Eddy Bink- ley, John Catlin. SECOND ROW: Mike Behrens, Cheryl Waddell, Gwen Gillman. Candy McCarthy. Connie Lowe. Diana Gulyash, Joyce Carrick, Pat Albert. Mary Baker. THIRD ROW: Janice Rasar, Cindy Winters, Pam Trump, Linda Boles, Beth Graine, Donna Hobbs, Linda Wray. Darlene Birch, Mary Tackett. FOURTH ROW: Steve Haskell, George Stubblefield, Roger Edgecomb. Jack Ward, Rick Brown, Joe Brown, Richard Munsterman, Tom Hackney, Connie Van Orman, Marcia Trowbridge, Mary Lou Brown, Linda Trowbridge, Mr. Hanover, Advisor. OFFICERS: Cindy Winters, Reporter; Carl Hamilton, President; Connie Lowe, Secretary; Louie Pease, Vice-President; Cheryl Waddell,Treasurer;Mike Behrens, Student Council Representative. 98 � 1 OFFICERS: Dennis Hughes, Student Council Representative; Ed Foley, Trea- surer; Reid Pyle, President; Mike Huskey, Vice-President; Cathy Mills, Reporter. FIRST ROW; Steve Ruberg, Deraid Park, John Greenleaf, Ed Foley, Reid Pyle. Dennis Hughes. Mike Husky, Verl Row, Dave Laughlin. SECOND ROW: Jill Knight, Carolyn Catlin. Sarah Haines, Sharon Mings, Marilyn Logue, Cathy Mills, Lynne Taylor. Connie Lowe, Cindy Beltz. Diane Heckler, Judy Denny. THIRD ROW: Mr. Means. Advisor; Sam Fite, Robert Mil- ler, Randy Howe. Richard Munsterman, Jim Holcomb, Lee Holmes. Terry Munsterman, Larry Blakeman, George Varner. Chancey Ball, Steve Haskell, David Walker, Mike Arends, Jim Carrick. Richard Barding, Dennis Trump. 99 OFFICERS: Andy Zinn. Student Council; Mary Tackett, Secretary; Darlene Birch, President; Jill Knight, Vice-President; Marilyn Logue, Reporter; Linda Wray, Representative. JLiJwwM' CU6 SEATED: Andy Zinn, Mary Tackett, Darlene Birch, Jill Knight, Marilyn Logue. STANDING: Linda Koehler, Mr. Tharp, Advisor; Barb Barthelemy, Ina Tackett, Emily Logue, Georgia Suziwitz, Linda Wray, Dianna Gulyash, Mary Baker, Lynne Taylor, Mary Swartz, Joyce Carrick, Charlett Vogel. too UkcUm£ iWmk Betty McQuality; Secretary; Mark Miller, President; Brenda Jones, Treasurer; Dennis Hughes, Vice-President; and Tricia Hall, Reporter. 102 Clou oh 1969 Linda Boles Mary Lou Brown Mary Louise Brown Jim Carrick Cindy Cash Carolyn Catlin Judy Davis Sharon Dickerson Ron Faith Sam Fite Ed Foley Gwen Gilman Allen Alsup Michael Arends Jacque Ater Chancey Ball Richard Barding John Bishop Denis Black Larry Blakeman Everett Holmes Dennis Hughes Mike Husky Craig Johner Carl Johnson Brenda Jones Cleve Karch Allen Kemmerer Suzanne Kerr Bill Kerschner Martha Kinzer Jill Knight Richard Lowe Rita Lowe Patricia Marshall Susan Maxedon Dick McGuire Betty McQuality Chuck McQuiggan Mike Meixner Mark Miller Richard Munsterman Terry Munsterman Jim Nicholls Beth Nordmeyer Mark Page Reid Pyle Terry Ragan Janis Rasar Anita Ratliff Richard Rau James Ruberg Chuck Sayers Barry Spang Connie Staley Donna Stiles Photo not AVAILABLE Lila Stovall Pain Stovall Mary Swartz Linda Trowbridge Dennis Trump Pam Trump Connie Van Orman George Varner Cheryl Waddell Dave Walker Dick Walters Cindy Winters Andy Zinn 107 Mark Roberts, Vice-President; Mary Wentworth. Secretary;Cheryl Holderness, Treasurer; Terry Howe, Reporter; and Larry Cunningham, President. 108 eim o{ mo Sheila Bankson Marta Barnes Patty Barthelemy Don Beccue Roger Behrens Barbara Beltz Barry Billman Chuck Binkley Bill Brown Sandy Burge Gary Burgett Dianna Campbell Paula Cash Deirdre Covey Chuck Cox Larry Cunningham Mike Donahower Pam Durbin Carlin Elam David Ellington Margie Hildabrand Judy Holcomb Mike Holcomb Cheryl Holderness Maxine Howe Randy Howe Terry Howe Judy Johnson Mike Jones Connie Keller Bob Kelly Cheryl Kershner teent when pictures were taken Larry Logan Bruce Lovall Peggy Lovelace Connie Lowe Scott Major Danny McFadden Gerald McMillan Harold McMillan Candy McCarthy Cathy Mears Jerry Mills George Over Junette Packer Nancy Pease Charles Petro Debbie Pirtle Todd Pyle David Pyles Brenda Ragan Gary Ragan Bridget Rau Patty Reed Richard Risley Mark Roberts g Alva Robinson Susan Ryan Debbie Scott Elmer Shakelford Morris Smith Susanne Southwell Keith Stock Linda Stoots Kathy Tangney Melinda Traughber Becky Trimmer Marcia Trowbridge 113 Jack Ward Marlene Weber DennisWentworth Mary Wentworth Cathy Varner Dallas Vogel Steve Wakeman Van Walters Barbara White Sandra Williams Terry Williams Mike Winters Cindy Witt Margie Wright Top Down: John Blakeman. President; Steve Jones, Vice-President; Doug Neibuhr, Treas- urer; and Cindy Malone, Secretary. Not Pictured: Mike Kerschner, Reporter. CJm of MU Cindy Beltz Leslie Main John Blakeman Anna Blunt Diane Amodeo David Anderson Richard Anderson Brenda Atchison Mike Ater Kent Atwood Ethel May Barnhart John Beal Debbie Booth Debbie Bourn David Brown Bob Burgett Teresa Catlin Jan Curry Judy Denny Karen Disbrow Paul Earl Diane Edgecombe Rick Fite Stan Flory June Freeman Jack Freeman Mike Fryman John Greenleaf tr 4 AVAILABLE John Gilman Tom Hackney Brad Hall Janet Hatfield Bill Heft Wesley Hirst Mike Hise Jerry Hobson Linda Holman Glen Hormarson Donna Howe Terry Hundley Margie Maxedon Ralph McQuiggan David Meyerholz Harold Mikesell Debbie Roper Verl Row Steve Ruberg Alan Sayers Charles Sibthorp Joyce Shroyer Jud Sloan Cathy Spaugh Gary Spaugh Jerry Spear Derrall Spiker John Stinnett Georgia Suzewitz Jean Tackett Bob Tangney Ricky Vieth Peggy Warnick Vernon Walker Chasetta Westbrook Melanie Wentworth Diana White Curtis Wickline Lawrence Yoakum Candy Zinn 119 AcCwvtiAuifr jltaleo Express 3nc. Junction 121 5- Bearsdale Road, R. R. No. 3 Decatur, 111 inoi s For Fast Daily Freight Service Chicago, Champaign, Danville, Decatur, Springfield,. Rantoul, Bloomington, Lincoln, and Peoria. Plus Truckload Service to All Points In Illinois Phones Decatur ............................. 423-6907 Champaign ........................... 352-5246 Chicago ............................. 225-0668 Peoria .............................. 637-5512 Flats Vans Opentops 1968 J$taie IBank of Hatham Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation )24 Latham Illinois RECORD SHOP HiFi and Stereo Sets New Records - Albums Juke Box Records Expert Repair Service . Wagner, Prop. 861 N. Water St. Decatur, 111. Telephone 429-1022 125 HASKELL Phosphate and Limestone Company Phone 674-5721 126 Latham 111 i no i s COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES OF JVrdett potter POTTER INSURANCE AGENCY CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. BUSINESS INSURANCE -- ESTATES PLANNING PENSION -- PROFIT SHARING -- GROUP AUTO -- FIRE -- CASUALTY CROP HAIL -- BONDS BROKERAGE BUSINESS PHONE . RESIDENCE PHONE 67 4-5261 67 -3201 127 LATHAM ILLINOIS Comp]iments of CuMom J m Smixu, 3nc. Box 58 - Rt. 5A2 Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Complete Fertilizer Service Phones: Business 792-3395 Residence 67 -3841 Arvin Potter, Mgr. 128 Comp 1 i merits of (Hooper 3ReaIiu and Guilders 129 'Vvmp 'h m. Gmn tomfioMj Grain - Feed - Seed Wayne Feed Funk Seed wukdak EUuaioi R. R. 3 Decatur, Illinois 62521 PHONE 877-6263 'fcakop 7!mt }ooi Stic. Latham, Illinois Nitrogen Products P.C. Manufactured Fertilizer No - Pac Spreader Service Custom Spraying JiMt Jcdmi SaviMi mi jLom 4 %mti Comkf 155 West Eldorado St. 429-2366 Decatur, Illinois 131 XJke, ymiiM j %niu)tial 'hwnk 132 iSi 1000 West Pershing Road Decatur, Illinois Phone 877-1236 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Httacon (Eompang READY TO SERVE YOU IN OUR 32ND YEAR A2A8 WEST MAIN DECATUR ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF TROWBRIDGE FARM SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Wholesale Distributors: Liquid Bulk Fertilizers Anhydrous Aqua Ammonia Grain Rock Aggregates Jiubbard Studios PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE CARDINAL 1337 EAST LAWRENCE DECATUR, ILLINOIS 62521 S T A N 0 A R 0 dssf X PHONE: AREA CODE 217- 23-8201 Wdiom'i St uukd Smm 134 SPECIALISTS IN CANDID WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY Rt. 121 Warrensburg, Illinois TOLLYS SUPER MARKETS Better Foods Prices Right In Decatur 1355 North Route A8 2901 North Main (Northland Shopping Center) 2280 East Will iam (Pines Shopping Center) In Springfield 709 West Jefferson Compliments of |3la ill or Xanrs Ph. A28-2222 2121 N. 22nd St. Decatur 111 i noi s Hales j rrnicf Automobile, Tractor, Tune Up Generator, Starter Wheel Balancing Motor Oils - Lubrication Brake Service Day Phone 672-3713 On Route 121 Spur - Warrensburg Illinois 01.(G. Bajjrr Sc iS'iui Latham Illinois D iamonds--Watches--Jewe1ry Ch i na--C rys ta1 L i nens--Lamps Per fume--Handbags All Post's Diamonds Are 'Registered For Your Protect ion Join Post's Sterling Silver Club flost Sc J§ ons Pra i rie at Merchant Decatu r Illinois 96 Years of Faithful Service Balston furina Olo. Serv i ce Qua 1 i ty Ph. 672-3211 Warrensburg 135 jHftillrr Jndustrial Supplu (Cn. Equipment - Accessories Supp1i es Comp Iiments of For Industry - Contractors J S Sou (At Schools Decatur, Ml. 2104 East Locust Street Decatu r, Illinois Jarks ■Cetjhorrt jFarm CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 68 Compliments of 40 Lanes Ph. 877-3711 653 E Pershing Rd. Decatur 111 i no i s DECATUR SCHOOL of 121'A N. WATER 423-8173 ILLINOIS 62523 • Mr. Johns Personalized Training • Mr. Johns Exclusive Back Brushing Method • Modern Air Conditioned Facilities • Wig Training • Basic and Advanced Styling • Exclusive Charm and Personality Trained • Day and Evening Classes BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1968 ke qas. Your L.P. Gas Specialists Bottled and Bulk Stock Tank Heaters Water Heaters Circulating Heaters Flame Cultivation John Stubblefield School Director Jflacon (Eomttg Skplgas Highway 121 Warrensburg, 111. Ph.: Decatur 422-1213 Warr. 672-3241 Congratulati ons Class of '68 Comp 1iments of %( douu Gold 304 S. Main, Decatur, 111. PH. 429-5241 He [! � § 1106 West Pershing Road 137 fc n I o r ’ s ELEGANCE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE Xincoln Square DRUG STORE Lincoln Square Sr East Main St. t-iouRons 11 on.’m conni. LORISTS Same Location Since 1845 Phone 428-6657 160 South Water Street, ENLOE'S PRESCRIPTION SHOP at Orlando Hotel 348 W. Prai r ie St. DECATUR, ILLINOIS Phone 428-8653 TELEPHONE 429-5305 Roy E. Enloe, R. P., Owner Bill Wond Ron Leckrone ■ SAVINGS 1 and loan association of COUNTY Gme'i Gd( Swim Automobile, Tractor Tune Up Generator, Starter PHONE 429-2366 Motor Oils, Lubrication Brake Service 155 WEST ELDORADO Gulf Motor Oils Goodyear Tires Phone 674-5381 DECATUR, ILL. Latham Illinois 138 Smoot Co. A Product of Research A109 W. Main St. Decatur, Illinois Phone k22-kk]2 Hybrid (Corn Furniture Stripping and Refinishing and Pick up and Delivery BEAR HYBRIDS Decatur slaF Illinois flood’s Always Open Decatur's Lowest Prices 876 W. Grand Decatur Illinois 139 LEWIS FLOOR COVERING INTERIORS Quality Brand Name Carpet, Linoleum Ceramics For Free Home Service 2101 NORTH MAIN STREET DECATUR. ILLINOIS 62526 Call 877-5590 Plenty of Free Parking Bun inn ’s Comp 1iments of (Cafe Iz Icioradn Unto I Warrensburg Illinois 1 234 W. E 1 dorado Congratu1 at ions to the Class of 68 Phone 428-8631 Deca tu r Illinois Congratulati ons to the class of 1968 Ttife'i 'hmiq Skof Warrensburg, 111. Owner, Rosemond Rife 140 HobviX 6. SkctMC 1579 W. R iedel Ave. Decatur, Illinois 62526 CREIGHTON JACKSON CO. Insurance of All Kinds 137 West Main Street Decatu r, Illinois Phone A23-7787 Insurance Exclusively LATHAM OIL SERVICE Latham, 111 i no i s D i str i butor Wayne H. Ball Station Phone 674-3511 Home Phone 674-5121 THE FARMER'S BANK Oldest Bank In Logan County ML. Pu1 ask i Illinois HEMAN GRAIN COMPANY Heman CONNOLLEY DRUG CO. HUSTON'S APPAREL Drugs - Prescriptions Sundries - Stationery Perfume - Toilet Articles Phys i c i an's Supplies Sc hooI Supplies E. K. Connolley, R. Ph. Phone 792-3321 Mt. Pulaski Illinois Clothing Needs For the Ent ire Family Phone 792-5712 Mt. Pulaski Illinois 141 DICK SHULL MOTOR CO. Dodge Dodge Truck Sales Sr Service Comp 1 iments of Bear Alignment Specialist BALLINGER'S BARBER SHOP Phone 792-3314 Mt. Pulaski Illinois Warrensburg Illinois RAU HARDWARE Comp 1iments of Latham, 111 i no i s ROBERT N. HAMM Miracle Water Conditioner's D. D. S. Telephone 674-5271 Mt. Pulaski Illinois shell: Jewelry Diamonds w DAVIS SHELL SERVICE ™ 1603 WEST GRAND PHONE: 422-3114 14 Karat Shop Decatur, Illinois Phone 429-1323 151 E. Pra i r i e Dean Walley Hallie Walley LYMAN GRAIN COMPANY H. NOTTELMANN AND SON Harr i s town, Illinois Phone 9632721 Lumber S- Builders' Hardware Custom Grinding Mixing Fertilizer Coal - Tile - Cement Seeds and Nutrena Feeds 142 Phone 3211 Warrensburg 111 i no i s 1 YOU R JJnJrfxnJrnf Insuramfjj AGENT � !•� � � h| ■ 1 'H � FAY FABRICS Ernest F. Hi1debrand-Owner Satisfaction Our Specialty Custom-Made Draperies Compliments of Drapery Yard Goods - Service Telephone 422-7633 262 N. Main Street DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY Decatur 111 i no i s Mt. Pulaski Illinois Comp 1 iment s of Compliments of KELLEY MYERS SWARTZ-RESTAURANT Sport i ng Goods 200 N. 22nd 222 North Main St. Decatur, Illinois Decatu r Illinois 428-5991 uh Comp 1iments of COLONIAL HARDWARE Kff Hosiery Shop ml Decatur, III. 429-4082 1135 W. Grand 1H Hosiery For The Entire Family 117 N. Water St. Decatur Illinois Open Sundays Til Noon DECATUR AUTOMATIC CO. Comp 1iments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Multiple and Single Spindle Screw Machine Products MT. PULASKI 1888 - 1968 Telephone 672-3631 Complete Banking Service Mt. Pulaski Illinois Warrensburg, 1 11inoi s Member F.D.1.C. 792-5600 143 Compl iments of CHILDERS MARKET +303 West Main At OAK GROVE CLEANING Wyckles Corner Choice Meats 1330 N. S umm i t Qual i ty Grocery 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Cleaning At Its Best Phone +22-8018 Decatur 111 i no i s Decatur Illinois SCRUGGS - DRAKE EQUIPMENT, INC. ARTHUR'S Fine Furniture and Rugs Truck S- Lawn Equipment Phone +29- +l 17 Telephone +28-3 +85 North 22nd and Olive 906 E. Wood St. Deca tu r Illinois Deca tu r , Illinois CEC'S BARBER SHOP Shelby Lewis - Manager Compl iments of A i r Condi t i oned CARL'S WATCH HOSPITAL 3 Cha i r Union Shop Hours 8 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. 3 +7 West Grand 90 + W. Grand Ave. Deca tu r Illinois Decatur, Illinois 62522 Comp 1imen ts of LEHN'S CAFE THE Best Food In Town LEMEN VETERINARY Across From The High School CLINIC 144 Warrensburg Illinois Basic School Advanced Styling Classes Wi g Sty ling Classes CHRIS ALBERT CHRYSLER ACADEMY 153i North Water Street Decatu r, Illinois Phone A28-AA31 Service Station and Hardware Bill Chrys1 er Owner Instructor Warrensburg Illinois BOB DONNELLY Automotive Machine, Inc. Compl iments Pin Fitting - Boring - Valve Work Motor Rebuilding - Piston Knurlizing Head Milling - Block Milling Complete Crankshaft Grinding Portable of Phone 428-7414 720 South Main Street - Decatur. Illinois WINTER'S CAFE Compliments of CURRY'S MARKET Comp 1iments of Warrensburg Illinois A FRIEND DAVE GENE'S Comp 1iments of Balancing £• Straightening Frame Straightening GOOD'S Whee1 A 1i gnment Brake Service pp p Fine Furniture And Carpeting Decatur, 111 Phone A29-2A41 2659 N. Water St. y|L Phone 877- 832 jlffiSfj 237 North Main Street THOMPSON-KRAMER MUSIC CO. Compl iments of SPALDING HARDWARE School Band Service A28-6223 215 North Main 4307 W. Main Decatu r Illinois Decatur I 11 inois Comp 1iments of FLEENER ROBERTS 27 0 North Main Street STATE BANK Decatur, Illinois 62526 OF NIANTIC Garage - Auto Parts N iant ic Illinois Carry in Valve jobs Compl iments of COLONIAL PANCAKE HOUSE 2 5 W. First Dr. Decatur 608 S. Main St. DR. SAM HOLTZMAN Norma 1 25 Varieties Pancakes £- Waffles Warrensburg Illinois plus Sandwiches - steaks - spaghettis sundaes - shrimp Compliments of FLOWERS Flowers and Gifts By ZIP NORMAN Cut F1owers-B100ming Plants Funeral F1owers-Hospita1 LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. Bouquets-Wedding Flowers Spec ia1ty Decatur 111 i no i s Phone 428-3 81 313 North Main St. Decatur, Illinois MACON MUSIC Your Musical Department Store Band Instruments - Band Phono Repairs - Stereos Sheet Mus ic - Pianos Organs - Private Lessons Deca tur Illinois RAUPPS SHOES F i ne Shoes For All The Fam i 1y 139 North Water Downtown Decatur KARCH ENGINEERING COMPANY Harristown Phone: 963-2A Comp 1i men ts of JIMMIE DALE AUTO BODY AND PAINT SHOP Convertible Tops and Seat Covers Bear Wheel Alignment Phone A29-5586 155 E. Green St. Decatur Illinois 135 The Future of This Great America Depends on Y0U1 Congratulat ions MODERN STORE FIXTURES Latham, 111. Farine Bohley THE LAMP POST Fine Food and Friendly Serv ice 136 N. Main Decatur 111 i no i s Congratulat ions from HECHT'S Junior and Women Apparel 335 North Water Street Decatur 111 i no i s Comp 1iments of HAZELRINGGS BUCKLES INSURANCE AGENCY P1ymouth Latham, 111 i no i s 2190 N. Oakland Decatur, Illinois Phone 877-7200 New Locat ion 674-5731 Comp 1 iments of Serving at two AT1! l Locations HARRY APPELBAUM STORE 632 E. Eldorado . Meet the Gang at At Corners of: 3 Fldor Ho P be Decatu r Illinois t IdOl cldu O- JcJbfJdr Eldorado Oakland is. hamburgers 2631 N. Water Comp 1 i men t s DOTY'S JEWELERS of Watch Repairing JIM'S REPAIR SHOP Watchmaster Timing Ruth S- Jim 1080 West Grand Latham, 111. Phone 428-2917 H S- S TOOL AND DIE CO. Always Select a Pre-Owned Automobile Tools Dies Jigs Fixtures from J. W. Bill Smith, Owner CITY MOTORS Phone 672-3622 P.0. Box 188 Warrensburg Illinois 1 10 E. El dorado Decatur, Illinois Phones 428-9011 423-7785 148 SATTLEY’S OFFICE MACHINES ROTH JOHNSON DRUG COMPANY Charles Loren Thomas, Owner R, C. Allen Registers - Monroe Sweda Registers Decatur, Illinois Sales, Service and Rental of Cash Registers Typewriters, Adding Machines, Etc. Office Machines, Supplies Filing Equipment Office: 1123 N. Water St. Decatur, 111. Phone 423-7395 Nights 877-3004 Bob Wheeler - Don Warmick Three Locations 1 A3 N. Water St. 1314 N. Main St. 2697 N. Main St. (Drive up Window) k 2 ; B| A f r ’uAn - n r I it: 4 REICH BROS. JEWELERS KING - LAR CO. Diamonds - Watches Heating Air Conditioning - Jewe1ry - 2020 E. Olive Ph. 429-2323 116 E. Pra i rie Decatur Illinois Over 40 years service Congratulat ions HUNTER - POGUE LUMBER CO. Class of 1968 705 N. Oakland BLAIN’S BEAUTY SHOP Decatu r 111i no i s Wa rrensbu rg Illinois 149 CHRISTY AND FOLTZ SUPPLY CO. Ready-Mix Concrete Ik0 South Main Street Decatur, Illinois MINNESOTA TOOL CO. Warehouse Distributors Importers Specialty Jobbers Phone 792-5818 Mt. Pu lask i Illinois TELEPHONE: 428-341 1 146 SOUTH WATER STREET DECATUR, ILLINOIS Bennett Sliade YOUR K ndependent I ( Iniuran-.i AGENT tj 7 Gy C @ ••Sitvis rou M� '' ' “Beauty is Skill Deep Skilled Beau t ic ians Our Proudest Product LAURA - HALLFORD ACADEMY 550-N. Water Decatur, 111. Tel. k22 129k 150 INDEX Mr. Allen ..................... Mrs. Baldwin................... Mr. Boland..................... Mr. Bone ...................... Mrs. Brame..................... Mrs. Claar..................... Mr. Cole....................... Mrs. Douglass ................. Mr. Druessel .................. Miss Dye ...................... Mrs. Eisenbarth................ Mr. Hanover ................... Mrs. Hobbs..................... Mr. Israel .................... Mrs. Israel ................... Mr. Jacoby..................... Mrs. Jones .................... Mr. Kiick ..................... Miss Mangold .................. Mr. Means ..................... Mrs. Morford .................. Mr. Pence...................... Mrs. Scanavino ................ Mrs. Stiltz.................... Mr. Tharp...................... Mr. Wadsworth ................. Miss Wilson.................... Albert, Pat ................... Atchison, Nancy ............... Atwood, Kerry ................. Baker, Ken..................... Baker, Mary ................... Barthelemy, Barbara............ Behrens, Mike.................. Binkley, Eddy.................. Birch, Darlene................. Brown, Diana .................. Brown, Joe..................... Brown, Richard................. Burgett, Mary ................. Carrick, Joyce................. Castell, Mickey ............... Catlin, John .................. Cochran, Debbie ............... Coleman, Shirley............... Collins, Dennis ............... Conaty, Tom.................... Cooper, Bill .................. Craw, Terry ................... Cunningham, David ............. Deavers, Wanda................. Dodd, Larry ................... Donahower, Gary................ Earl, Sandy.................... Edgecomb, Roger ..........5,10 . . . . 14,92,150 ........... 12 . 14,51,65,97 ...........16 . .. 12,65,150 . . . . 13,73,96 ....... 12,51 . . . . 14,66,67 . 11,65,94,150 . 12,52,65,150 .......14,98 ....... 13,91 . . 10,43,65,69 .........16,65 15,45,72,74,78 ....... 12,91 ........ 14,74 ....... 12,93 ............15 .......4.15,65 ....... 13,60 . . 14,65,67,88 ....... 11,65 .......13,100 11,60,72,76,95 ........... 11 .................................................... 21,35,69,86,91,92,93,98 ....................................................................21,35,69 .................................................... 21,35,42,69,78,79,84,90 .............................................................. 21,35,69.liner ................................................ 22,35,67,69,88,92,100,liner ............................................................ 22,35.69,92,100 .......... 20,22,35,42,52,54,57,61,69,70,72,74,78,83,84,86,89,90.98.1iner ................................................ 23,35,50,69,86,90,98,liner ....................................................16,23,35,69,98,100,liner ................................................................ 23,35,69,93 ...................... 23,33,35,42,44,45,55,58,59,66,67,69,70,86,88,98,liner ............................... 23,35,52,53,56,65,69,87,89,98,147.149.1iner ...............................24,25,35,61,65,69,80.81,82,91,92,95,149.liner ............................................ 24,35,67,69,91,92,98,100,liner ............................... 20,24,35,43,44,48,52,53,5 5,69,70,92,94.liner ............................................ 24,35,50,66,67,69,86,90,98,liner ................................................................ 24,35,69,93 ............................................................. 25,35,69,86,94 .......................................................... 25,35,69.96,liner ....................................................... 2S,35,69,89,96,liner .................................................................... 26,35,69 !.................................................................. 26,35,69 .................................... 26,35,45,67,69,72,76,84,87,89.98.1iner .................................................................... 26,35,69 .............................................................. 35,41,55,liner ' ’ . ’ ].......................................................... 27,35,69 ................................................................. 27,35,69,88 27,35,45,54,69,72,84,90,98.liner 151 Eller, Ken................................................................................... 28,35,69.74.82,83,84.90,149 Ferre. Ron ................................................................................... 28,35,52.69,76,84,90,liner Fisher, Mary Ann ................................................................ 28,35,45,55,58,59,69,89,91,92,93,liner Foley, Tom.......................................................................................... 29.35,69,78.84,liner Frakes, Vicki ...................................................................................... 28,35,64,69,88,liner Garbs, Debbie........................................................................ 29,35,48,52,53,69,89,91,92,95,liner Gardner, Jane . . . ...................................................................... 29,35,42,45.42,69,87,89,liner Glacken, Greg............................................................................................. 29,35,44,65,69 Gulyash, Diana ....................................................................................... 30,35,69,88,98,100 Haines, Sarah .............................................................................................17,30,35,69,99 Hall, Mike ............................................................................................ 30,35,69,72,84,90 Hamilton, Carl ............................................................................... 31,35,45,69,89,91,98,liner Hammer, Pete...................................... 31,35,42,44,48.50,52,53,54.56,58,59,64,65,69,70,89,95,147,149,liner Haskell, David................................................................................... 31,35,69,72,84,86,90,98 Hendroff, Susan ..................................................................... 30,31,35,46.54,56,64,65,69,89,92,93 Holcomb, James .................................................................................................... 35,99 Hollingsworth, Linda .................................................................................. 31,35.44,65,69,86 Horn, George ............................................................................................. 32,35,69.liner Jones, Gary.................................................................................................. 32,35,52,69 Karl, Agnes .................................................................................................... 32,35,69 King, Terri ....................................................................................... 32,35,69,87,88,92,147 Kinzer, Susan ................................................................................ 32,33,35,55,57,69,93.1iner Koehler, Linda ....................................................................................... 33,35,61,69,92,100 Koehler, Tom ............................................................................................. 33,35,69.liner Laughlin, David......................................................................................33,35,69,86,99,liner Lawrence, Susan ...................................................... 34.35.42,44,52,55,58.59,69,91.92,93,95,149,liner Logue, Marilyn ............................................................................... 34,35,69,86,99,100,liner Marshall, Gloria ........................................... 20,34,35,45,48.49,52,53.54,56,61,66,67,68,69,88,89,93,liner Maxedon, Martha ................................................................................................ 34,35,69 McClure. Diane .................................................................. 34,35,61,64,69,80,81,82,89,91,94,liner Mears, Lee ............................................................................................ 35,41,67,96,liner Mell. Darel ........................................................................................ 20.35,54,57,69,87,89 Mier. Debbie..................................................................................... 35,65,69,91,92,93,liner Miller, Chuck ..................................................................................................... 35,69 Mills, Cathy ................................................................................................ 35,36,69,99 Mings, Sharon....................................................................................... 35,36,65,69,99.liner Morgret, Marilyn ......................................................................................... 35,36,69,86,91 Parks, Darrel............................................................................................. 35,37,65,69,99 Pease. Louie ........................................................................ 35,36,43,64,69,72,74,78,84,87,90,98 Peters, Roy..................................................................................................... 35,37,69 Pyles, Becky........................................................................................ 35,37,43,69,95,liner Radliff, Gary............................................................................................. 35,37,69.liner Rhodes, Jesse ............................................................................................ 35,38,64,69,86 Rife, Jolien............................................................................ 35,38,43,52,69,91,92,93,95,liner Riley David ........................................................................... 35,38,45,52,54,57,64,69,89,liner Row, Anne ..........................................................................................35.38,69,86,91 .liner Sibthorp, Craig ....................................................................... 35,39,69,74,79,84,86.90,99.liner Stivers, Alan................................................................................................... 35,39,69 Stubblefield, George................................................................. 35,39,43,64,65,67.69,72,78,84.90,98 Taskett, Mary ................................................................................35,39,69,94,98,lOOJiner Taylor, Lynne....................................................................................... 35,39,69,99,lOOJiner Vogel, Charlotte............................................................................................ 35,40,69,100 Warnick, Gary........................................................................................20,35,40,69,90.liner Wickline, Dennis ............................................ 35,40,43,44,69,64,72,74,78,82,83,83,86,89,90,98,149.liner Williams, Lisa .............................................................................................. 35,41,69,92 Wray, Linda ....................................................................................... 35,40,65,69,92,98,100 152