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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1969 volume:

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H 7 i ? a� .sC.� aar TABLE OF CONTENTS Y .. 7A A A, -A- - C - •■• vY;'V x ________________________________________________________________ A WiM %wjoU In her 21 years at Warrensburg-Lathain Miss Mangold has taught the girls to be good wives and homemakers and has ably guided the FHA. In an effort to say thank you for the services you have performed, we dedicate our 1969 year- book to you, Miss Mangold. 6 FACULTY SEATED: Wayne Roberts, Emery Blythe, Harold Daws. STANDING: Donald Dipper, Merle Wentworth, Sam Edgecombe, Laville Staley. Mr. Israel Mr. Hickey 'V Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Jones SndMAJml ta Mr. Cole, Mr. Pense jL'ihwwm Mrs. Garbs IflltilC Mr. Druessel Mrs. Scanavino Mr. Kiick Mrs. Baldwin Same Mr. Smith Socud StjuLu Mr. Jacoby, Mrs. Morford, Mr. Means Mrs. Brame, Mr. Israel’s Secretary. Smetma Mrs. Elliot, Mr. Hickey’s Secretary. Rita Lowe, Beth Nordmeyer, Office Aides. 14 Mrs. White, Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Rau, Mrs. Hurtt. KITCHEN AIDE: Jerry Speer 15 CBu Mr. Curry, Mr. Bratten. Mr. Proctor, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Radliff, Mrs. Whitacre, Mrs. Curry, Mr. Call, Mrs. Janvrin, Mr. Hawthorne, Mrs. Gaither. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Ward. 16 tuM dum Mr. Hurtt and Mr. Beccue SENIORS Betty McQuality, Secretary; Richard Barding, Vice-President; Janice Rasar, Reporter; Dick McGuire, President; Cheryl Waddell, Treasurer. 18 dim oh 969 ALLEN ALSUP GREG BAAB CHANCEY BALL RICHARD BARD1NG RONALD BINDER JOHN BISHOP LARRY BLAKEMAN MARY LOU BROWN LUCINDA CASH JIM CARRICK CAROLYN CATLIN JUDY DAVIS SHARON DICKERSON RONALD FAITH SAMUEL FITE JOHN FOLKY GWENDOLYN GILMAN ELIZABETH GRAINE TRIC1A HALL LINDA HANKS GERALD HARMON STEVE HASKELL RUTH HATFIELD DIANA HECKLER RHONDA HICKEY DONNA HOBBS EVERETT HOLMES DENNIS HUGHES MICHAEL HUSKEY CRAIG JOHNER CARL JOHNSON BRENDA JONES CLEVE KARCH ALLEN KREMMERER WILLIAM KERSCHNER JILL KNIGHT MELVIN KRALL RITA LOWE PATRICIA MARSHALL MARGARLT MAXEDON CHARLES McQUIGGAN MARK MILLER JAMES NICHOLLS KOUICHI NODA BETH NORDMEYER MARK PAGE REID PYLE JAMS RASAR RICHARD RAU JAMES RUBERG BARRY SPANG CONNIE STALEY DONNA STILES MARY SWARTZ 30 ROGER TOLLADAY LINDA TROWBRIDGE DENNIS TRUMP PAMELA TRUMP GEORGE VARNER CHERYL WADDELL CYNTHIA WINTERS DAVID WALKER KATHY ZIMMERMAN ANDREA ZINN Lineman of the year, MVP-Basketball, Out- standing Athlete Lions Club Scholarship Bausch Lomb Award GAA Outstanding Member Oiditiwii uj Outstanding Student Council Member DAR Award Lions Club Citizenship Award Don Flach Memorial Award MVP—Football FHA High Pointer Valedictorian Jaycees Award, Salutatorian, Outstanding Student Coun- cil Mem. Swum Betty Crocker Home- MVP—Baseball maker Award. 35 36 Kouichi Noda came to Warrensburg-Latham High School from Hokhaido. Japan. Here we call him Ko. He was an assistant football manager, served on the Student Council, and was a Homecoming Queen escort. In Japan Ko lives with his parents. His father is a fanner and his mother is a housewife. Ko also has three sisters in their family. While in the U.S. Ko is staying with the Wayne Roberts family of Rural Route 3, Decatur. 38 SPORTS FIRST ROW: Steve Jones. Bob Kelly, Reid Pyle, Dennis Hughes, Sam Fite, John Bishop, Chuck McQuiggan. Dick McGuire, Ron Faith. Allen Alsup. SECOND ROW: Mike Ater, Carl Elam, Ralph McQuiggan, Richard Lowe, Chuck Binkley. David Ellington, Larry Marshall, Gary Burgett, Larry Blakeman, Barry Spang. THIRD ROW: John Beal, Wes Hirst. Keith Stock. Jack Ward. Mike Winters, Curt Wickline, Doug Neibuhr, John Blakeman, Bill Brown. Mard Roberts, Ko Noda, Denis Black. chuck McQuiggan dick McGuire BARRY SPANG FIRST ROW: Tim Naab, Dirk Kramer, Chris Janvrin, Jetty Tate, Duane Stovall, Joe Hammil, Bob Moody, Ko Noda. BACK ROW: Coach Cole, Wayne Hirst, Rolla Green, Ron Kopp, Jim Bourne, Russell Dawes, Dan Lynch, Dennis Homan, Bob Let- terly, John White, Mike Fulk, Jud Sloan. FIRST ROW: Ron Kopp, Steve Pyles, Vernon Walker, Rick Fite, David Kemmerer, John Gilman, Curt Wickline, Doug Neibuhr. Kent Atwood, Ko Noda. BACK ROW: Coach Cole, Paul Earl, Wes Hirst, Ralph McQuiggan, Jim Bourne, Dan Lynch, Larry Marshall, John Blakeman, Steve Jones, David Brown, Brad Hall, Carl Ragar, Jud Sloan. CmJmI OjjfpM 42 DATE TEAM PLACE WE THEY Sept. 13 Cerro Gordo H 39 7 Sept. 20 Argenta H 52 0 Sept. 27 Catlin T 46 13 Oct. 4 Assumption (Homecoming) H 34 7 Oct. 11 Macon T 27 0 Oct. 18 St. Teresa T 14 6 Oct. 25 Ml. Zion T 6 20 Nov. 1 Lakevicw H 33 0 Nov. 8 Maroa T 27 12 43 STANDING: Coach Kiick. Mark Miller. Everett Holmes, Keith Stock, Carl Johnson, Larry Blakeman, Dick McGuire, Jack Ward. Dennis Wentworth, Chancey Ball, Reid Pyle. KNEELING: Mark McBride. Mike Winters, Chuck Binkley, David Pyles, Doug Neibuhr, John Blakeman, Steve Jones. I'Jmctif 44 CO-CAPTAINS: Dick McGuire and Larry Blakeman STANDING: Steve Pyles, John Gilman, David Brown, Steve Jones, Stan Flory, Larry Marshall, Steve Radlil'f.John Blakeman, Ralph McQuiggan, Carl Ragar, Terry Hundley. KNEELING: Curtis Wicklinc, Judd Sloan. Rick Fite. Brad Hall, Harold Mike- sell, Doug Neibuhr. $tM0l (JoMiiij STANDING: Tim Naab, Dick Kramer, Mike Fulk, Jim Bourne, Dennis Holman, Russell Dawes, Tom Stoots, Allan Bowman, David Huddleston, Henry Yuetten, Dennis Park, Greg Ross. KNEELING: Galen Fisher, Bob Albert, Joe Hammel, Mike Lowe, Carl Krall, Chris Janvrin, Greg McBride, Marshall Hale, Jetty Tate. 45 8 a ktfhall Sckduk DATE TEAM PLACE WE THEY Nov. 26 Monticello T 50 52 Dec. 3 St. Teresa H 61 47 Dec. 6 Mt. Zion T 71 59 Dec. 10 Maroa-Forsyth H 67 63 Dec. 13 Lakeview T 57 53 Dec. 17 Argenta H 75 38 Dec. 20 Beason T 70 55 Dec. 26-28 Mt. Pulaski Tour. 26 Tremont 67 49 27 Mt. Pulaski 74 72 28 Deercreek Mackinaw 42 48 Jan. 3 Shelby ville T 79 61 Jan. 10 Stonington T 57 73 Jan. 15-17 Macon Co. Tour. 16 Blue Mound H 81 55 17 Mt. Zion H 60 70 Jan. 20 Mt. Zion H 53 55 Jan. 23 Atwood-Hammond H 89 59 Feb. 7 Argenta T 53 39 Feb. 11 Niantic H 57 48 Feb. 14 Blue Mound H 41 39 Feb. 18 Macon H 69 48 Feb. 21 Lakeview H 51 42 Feb. 25 Maroa-Forsyth T 66 62 Feb. 28 Mt. Pulaski T 74 67 March 3-5 Regional Tour. 3 Argenta 73 36 5 Eisenhower 54 85 w� FRONT ROW: Jim McKenzie, Bob Moody, Duane Stovall, Richard Risley, Vernon Walker, Barry Spang, John Gilman, Rick Fite, Dennis Trump, Mike Fryman, Ed Foley. BACK ROW: Coach Wadsworth, Mike Huskey, Kent Atwood, Terry Hund- ley, Ken Hackney, Cleve Karch, Richard Lowe, Chuck McQuiggan, Mike Winters, Tom Hackney, Ralph McQuiggan, Tom Stoots, Dave Ellington, Terry Munsterman. WARRENSBURG-LATHAM TRACK RECORDS EVENT RECORD HOLDER T1ME DISTANCE YEAR 100 yard dash Kim England, Jack Perry 10.3 1963 220 yard dash Larry Imel 23.1 1950 440 yard dash Chuck McQuiggan 56.3 1969 880 yard dash Joe Koger 2:07.0 1955 Mile run Joe Koger 4:33.0 1955 Two mile run Duane Stovall 11:13.1 1969 120 high hurdles Jim Brown 15.9 1963 180 low hurdles Randy Major 21.05 1965 440 fresh, relay Bob Cooper, Steve Staley, Larry Hughes, Ron Letterly 50.3 1963 880 varsity relay Kim England, Ron Bridges, Steve England, Jack Perry 1:40.0 1963 Mile relay Steve Staley, Ron Letterly, Ron Gilman, Bob Swinehart 3:47.7 1965 High jump Randy Major G'A 1965 Long Jump Ron Runkel 20’7” 1965 Pole Vault Stan Waddell 11’4” 1965 Shot put Jack Ward 51’4” 1969 Discus Larry Blakeman 143’11” 1969 1969 TRACK SCHEDULE April 1 Tuesday Argenta-Elkhart Here 8 Tuesday Blue Mound-Moweaqua There 10 Thursday Lakeview Here 11 Friday Mt. Zion-St. Teresa Here 14 Monday Argenta-Maroa There 16 Wednesday Clinton-Mt. Pulaski Here 18 Friday Argenta-Macon There 22 Tuesday County Track Meet There 24 Thursday Lovington-Maroa Here 25 Friday Elkhart-St. Teresa Here 29 Tuesday Cerro-Gordo Here May 1 Thursday Niantic Here 6 Tuesday Cenois Conference Here 10 Saturday District There 12 Monday (F-S) Mt. Zion-Lakeview Here 14 Wednesday (F-S) Cenois Conference There 49 FRONT ROW: Chris Janvrin, Judd Sloan, Dave Brown, Dirk Kramer, Mark Roberts, David Pyles, Ko Noda, Steve Pyles, Curtis Wickline, Doug Neibuhur, BACK ROW: Coach Jacoby, Mark Miller, John Blakcman, Everett Holmes. Keith Stock, Dick McGuire, Dennis Wentworth, Steve Radliff, David Anderson, Russell Dawes, Mike Ater, Coach Smith. 50 'BaidaU Mark Miller and Everett Holmes. March 26 Wednesday Lakeview There 31 Monday Mt. Zion Here April 1 Tuesday Eisenhower Here 8 Tuesday Bloomington Here 9 Wednesday Lakeview Here 10 Thrusday St. Teresa There 11 Friday Blue Mound There 14 Monday Lincoln Here 15 Tuesday Argenta Here 16 Wednesday MacArthur Here 17 Thursday St. Teresa Here 18 Friday Mt. Zion There 21 Monday Macon Here 24 Thursday Elkhart Here 29 Tuesday Argenta There 30 Wednesday Mt. Pulaski There May 1 Thursday Macon There 12 Monday District Tourney 51 ACTIVITIES -O' v. Mr Jr, M 5 1 ( u ‘ k' ;m • 1 7th V I . . -• •Cj ' ■■ ’ • N Y ’ •v 4 ■ School tdmdu AUGUST 28 ... FHA Conference 29 ... First Day of School 30 . . . Pictures Taken SEPTEMBER 2 . . . Labor Day (no school) 6 . ... Scribble Dance 7 .. . Library Officers Meeting 21 . . . FHA Rally 26 . . . .Assembly (Jane Moreton) 28 . ... United Fund Parade OCTOBER 3 ... Snake Dance 4 .... Homecoming Parade (at game) 5 .... Homecoming Dance 10 ... End of First Six-weeks 11 .. . 1EA Meeting (no school) 12 ... . FHA Cookie Bake 17 .... FTA Bake Sale 21 .. . Teachers Institute (no school) 22-24 .... Illinois Statewide Tests 26 ... GAA Play Day 28-29 ... NEDT Tests 29-30 . . . Visit Paul Taylor Dancers NOVEMBER 5 .... Motk Election and Debate 1.... FHA Style Show 8 .... Safety Club Bake Sale 9 .... Music Festival 11 .... Veterans Day (no school) 13 ... . Juniors Order Class Rings 15.. .. GAA Slumber Party 16.. .. Sophomore Sock Hop 18 .... Assembly (Fred Louery) 19 .... Armed Service Test 20 .... Assembly (Folk Singer) 21-22 .... Senior Play (Pick-A-Dilly) 26 .... Assembly (Judo Demonstration) 27 .... Slack Day (Sophomore) 27 .... End of Second Six-weeks 28-29 .... Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER 14 .... Twirp Dance 17 .... Employment Tests 20 .... Christmas Film 20 .... Christmas Vacation Starts 58 JANUARY 2 .... School Resumes 13-17 .... Exam Week 17.. .. End of Third Six-Weeks 17 --Junior Sock Hop 24 .... Sophomore Sock Hop 27 .... Science Open House FEBRUARY 6 .. . . County Band Festival 12.. .. Lincoln’s Birthday (no school) 14 ... .Junior Class Bake Sale 15.. .. FHA Sweetheart Dance 18 .... National Merit Test 19 .... Floride Treatment 20 .... Assembly (Gene Straub) 20 .... Adult Variety Show 21 .... Junior Sock Hop 24 .... GAA Initiation 25 .... TB Tests 26 ... . Casual Day (Freshman) 27 .... Sophomore Skits (Sophs Super Stuff) 28 .... End Fourth Six-Weeks 29 .... Freshman Bake Sale MARCH 5 .... FBI Speaker 12.. .. Freshman Bake Sale 13.. .. Seniors Order Caps Gowns 14 .... Teachers Institute (no school) 15.. .. Chorus Solo and Ensemble Contest 22 .... FHA Sectionals 31 .... Easter Vacation Starts APRIL 4 .... Resume School 11 .... Military Obligation 17 .... Assembly (Band Concert) 18 --Assembly (Otto Schmidt) 18 ... .Junior Play (A Tribute to Youth) 18 .... End Fifth Six Weeks 19 ... . Band and Chorus Contest 25 .... Student Council Election MAY 3 .... Prom (Crimson and Clover) 8 .... FHA Installation 9 .... Band Concert 20 .... GAA Awards Night 22 .... Senior Skip Day 23 .... Chorus Musical (Pajama Game) JUNE 1 .... Baccalaureate 4 .... Commencement 4 Last Day of School 59 Director Mrs. Eisenbarth Student Director . . . . Tricia Hall Susan Clark Amanda Cindy Cash Purina Pam Trump Ar villa Betty McQuality Otis Ed Foley Wilbur Denis Black Opal June Rose May Lily Susan Maxedon April Violet Thaddeus Bleeker. . . . Everett Holmes Rod Benedict At Kemmerer Tex Larabee Dick McGuire Jack Purcell Dennis Hughes Old Betsy Drake . . . Kathy Zimmerman Azariah Coffin John Bishop PICK 7'mwJjd 'E ! tfa Smoi ttm Od HovcmJa 22, 962 60 Young Rod Benedict will inherit a fortune from late uncle, Jason Strong, providing he marries one of the three Dilly sisters, April Violet, May Lily, or June Rose. (Their father was Jason Strong’s war buddy.) However, if all the girls refuse Rod’s proposal, he’ll still get most of the fortune. The Dilly girls, not wanting to get married, tearfully promise Opal, their martyr- mama, that the sister Rod chooses to wed will do so. The dreadful ha’nt” of Old Betsy, the Horrendous Hag, enlivens the proceedings to the point of hysteria, and when Azariah Coffin, the Mad Mortician, supposedly escapes from a mental hospital and starts trying to embalm the live ones, everybody is practically scared into a state of semi-idiocy! 61 3dmd 4 7)mm 968 CONNIE STALEY, 1968 Homecoming Queen, and Escort Kouichi Noda. Susan Kinzer, 1967 Homecoming Queen, and Escort Joe Brown. Homecoming ’68 began with the Snake Dance on October 3. The cheerleaders led the cheering fans through the streets of Warrensburg and back to the school for a bonfire and pep rally. The football game against Assumption was October 4. At halftime, the W-L band played as the decorated cars of the clubs and classes circled the field. The 1968 Homecoming Queen, Connie Staley, was presented at this time. The Cardinals won this, their fourth straight game, bolstering hopes that the team would finish the season undefeated. The Homecoming Dance, “Island of Dreams” was held October 5 from 8-11 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The crowning was at 9 p.m. and the Blues Alliance provided music. 62 Susan Maxedon, Senior Attendant; and Escort Dick McGuire. Diane Binder, Sophomore Attendant;and Escort Mark Miller Margie Wright, Junior Attendant; and Escort John Bishop. Janet Buckles, Freshman Attendant; and Escort Dennis Hughes. 63 Supm Sophi' Staff Super Sophs’ Stuff, composed of a melodrama, a silent movie, the Factory, and Crazy Capers, ap- peared February 27, 1969. The facetious skits constituted an en- joyable evening for all. 64 DIRECTED BY MRS. DOUGLASS A XluhiM A Tribute to Youth”, Which was written and directed by Mr. and Mrs. Douglass, was presented by the junior class to the public on April 18, 1969. The play was a successful display of a new type of theatre. Composing the play were songs, mimes, pantamimes, poetry, fables, and a humorous reading from UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE. The play viewed young people from a viewpoint that is often neglected today. Following the play was the presentation of the First Annual Columbia Picture Awards. 66 tTtf tjowtk DIRECTED BY MR. AND MRS. DOUGLASS Sheila Bankson Marta Barnes Patty Barthelomy Sandy Burge Gary Burgett Dave Ellington Mark Greene Dan Haynes Mike Haynes Cheryl Holderness Randy Howe Mike Jones Bob Kelly Cheryl Kershner Peggy Loveless Linda Knobelock Connie Lowe Harold McMillian Gerald McMillian Nancy Pease Mark Roberts Susan Ryan Susanne Southwell Kathy Varner Mary Wentworth Barb White Margie Wright 67 Cm H nes .............................................Dave Pyles Pfez................................................. Les Blain doe................................................. Rich Vieth Easier......................................................Bob Moody Gladys.....................................................Jill Knight Sid Sorokin .......................................Dan Haynes Mabel............................................Penny Milroy First Helper................................Rich Munsterman Second Helper...............................................Don LoWe G lar'‘e.........................................Larry Marshall Babe Williams.............................................Candy Zinn Mae............................................. Sandy Burge ®renda ........................................... Lou Brown Poopsie.....................................Mardi Knobelock Salesman...................................................Jeff Black P°P...............................................Dave Anderson Girl Workers........................Patty Barthelemy, Mariann Major, Cathy Mears, Sherry Pentecost, Mary Wentworth. Dancers........................Debbie Booth, Lou Brown, San Burge, Melody Jones, Wilda LeMaster, Marg Lofland, Peg Loveless, Deb Roper. Singers and Factory Workers...............................Cindy Cash, Deirdre Covey, Karen Disbrow, Gwen Gilman, Beth Graine, Diana Heckler, Margie Hildebrand, Maxine Howe, Kathy Letterly, Winnie Stilts, Ina Tackett, Peggy Warnick. The farcial comedy, THE PAJAMA GAME, was presented by the chorus and stage band on May 23,1969. The play centered around a prevalent conflict between labor and management, but in order to complicate the plot, an interplot of love devel- ops between the maintenance manager, Sid Sorokin, and the chairman of the grievance committee, Babe Williams. The musical score was highlighted by “I’m Not At All In Love”, “Hey There”, and “Seven-and-a-Half-Cents”. Mrs. Scanavino directed the production, with Mr. Druessel in charge of the Stage Band, and with Susan Maxedon as Student director. THE JUNIOR CLASS honors the Seniors of WARRENSBURG - LATHAM HIGH SCHOOL wifh ut t4o i oxteC ( Covert of the Decatur Club Saturday evening, May third nineteen hundred and sixty-nine 6:30 to 11:30 Music by The Atheys Bj 70 PROGRAM Invocation Marta Barnes Prom-Chairman Master of Ceremonies Larry Cunningham Junior Vice-President Welcome Mark Roberts Junior President Response Dick McQuire Senior President Musical Selections Patty Barthelemy Senior Class Prophecy Harold McMillan 71 COMMENCEMENT 'PROCESSIONAL.....' Pomp and Circumstance ..Elgar Warrensburg-Latham High School Band Mr. James Druessel, Director INVOCATION.....................Rev. Robert Phelps Warrensburg Church of God THE NEGLECTED DUTY '—Salutatorian.Patricia Marshall REFLECTIONS ......Honor Student.....Dennis Hughes SOCIAL SOLO....... ‘I ve Gotta Be Me .......Marks Jill Knight Mrs. Scanavino, Accompanist EDUCATION: PRIVILEGE AND NECESSITY” Valedictorian—James Ruberg ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORARY AWARDS...Mr. John Hickey Principal PRESENTATION OF JAYCEE YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD Mr. Doug Fisher PRESENTATION OF LIONS SCHOLARSHIP.Mr. E. B. Allen PRESENTATION OF CLASS OF 1969.....Mr. John Hickey PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS................Mr. Wayne Roberts Secretary of Board of Education BENEDICTION............................Rev. Robert Phelps RECESSIONAL...................W—L High School Band AUDIENCE PLEASE RISE DECORATIONS AND FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS By Class of 1970 4, 1464 72 73 ORGANIZATIONS Studeat - JmJhj axjuJuuj 63 StjdwU 44 OFFICERS: Sandy Burge, David Pyles, Gwen Gilman, Jill Knight. thorn FIRST ROW: Sandy Burge, Deirdre Covey, Wilda LeMaster, Margie Lolland, Melody Jones, Jeff Black, Dan Haynes, David Pyles, Richard Veith, Jill Knight, Susan Maxedon, Kathy Letterly, Gwen Gilman, Mrs. Scanavino. SECOND ROW: Mari- anne Major, Anita Ratliff, Candy Zinn, Diane Heckler, Marti Knobeloch, David Anderson, Beth Graine, Carolyn Catlin, Peggy Warnick, Winnie Stiltz, Debbie Roper. THIRD ROW: Karen Disbrow, Cathy Mears, Lou Brown, Mary Wentworth, Patty Barthelomy, Scott Major, Donald Lowe, Larry Marshall, Margie Hildebrand, Debbie Booth, Peggy Loveless, Maxine Howe. 77 OFFICERS—John Bishop, President; Cindy Win- ters, Reporter; Brenda Jones, Treasurer; Jacque Ater, Secretary; Mark Miller, Vice-President. StiulM tomii FIRST ROW: Bridget Rau, Cheryl Kershner, Candy Zinn, Nancy Pease, Susan Maxedon, Patricia Marshall, Cindy Winters, Brenda Jones, Jacque Ater, Gwen Gilman. SECOND ROW: Ron Faith, Kouichi Noda, Mark Roberts, Diane Binder, Barb White, Peggy Loveless, Peggy Warnick, Tricia Hall, Pam Trump, Ruth Hatfield, Galen Fishier, Mike Husky. THIRD ROW: John Bishop, Allen Kemmerer, Richard Barding, Bill Brown, Chuck McQuiggan, Larry Cunningham, Dick McQuire, Keith Stock, Mark Miller, Dennis Hughes, Denis Black, Doug Neighbur. 78 FRONT ROW: Keith Stock, Bob Kelly, Denis Black, Gary Burgett, Dave Ellington, Richard Lowe. SECOND ROW: Barry Spang, Chuck McQuiggan, Ron Faith, Jack Ward, Chuck Binkley, Sam Fite. THIRD ROW: Tom Hackney, Mike Husky, Doug Neibhur, Wesley Hirst, John Bishop, Dennis Wentworth, Cleve Karch. FOURTH ROW: Mike Meixner, Kouichi Noda, Randy Howe, Larry Blakeman, Reid Pyle, Dick McGuire. FIFTH ROW: Mark Miller, Allen Alsup, Allen Kemmerer, Dennis Hughes, Mike Winters. SIXTH ROW: Ralph McQuiggan, Steve Jones, Vernon Walker, Tom Foley, Carl Johnson, Dennis Trump, Everett Holmes. OFFICERS-Everett Holmes, Secretary-Treasurer; Dick McGuire, Stu- dent Council Representative; Larry Blakeman, Vice-President; Chuck McQuiggan, President. Jlettemcui'i 79 FIRST ROW: Allen Kemmerer, Mary Lou Brown, Cindy Winters, Linda Trowbridge, Andy Zinn, Mary Wentworth, Margie Wright, Barb White, Bob Kelly. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Waddell, Linda Hanks, Ruth Hatfield, Janice Rasar, Beth Nordmeyer, Gwen Gilman, Betty McQuality, Pam Trump, Rhonda Hickey, Mrs. Hobbs. THIRD ROW: Sandy Burge, Debbie Beam, Judy Holcomb, Marta Barnes, Patty Barthelomy, Cheryl Holderness, Cheryl Kershner, Linda Knobeloch, Marcia Trowbridge. FOURTH ROW: Randy Howe, Terry Howe, David Ellington, Carl Elam, Susan Ryan, Connie Lowe, Susanne Southwell. OFFICERS: Allen Kemmerer, Co-Vice-President; Linda Trowbridge, Co-Vice- President; Barb White, Student Council Representative; Mary Wentworth, Historian; Mary Lou Brown, Treasurer; Margie Wright, Reporter; Cindy Winters, President; Andy Zinn, Secretary; Bob Kelly, Parliamentarian. so FRONT ROW: Marta Barnes, Cheryl Kershner, Brenda Jones, Susan Ryan, Jacque Ater, Gwen Gilman, Marcia Trowbridge, Margie Wright, Diane Binder, Mrs. Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Patty Barthelomy, Barb White, Mary Wentworth, Rhonda Hickey, Carolyn Catlin, Rita Lowe, Cindy Beltz, Joyce Fry, Sandy Williams, Susanne Southwell, Cheryl Waddell. THR1D ROW: Patty Spaugh, Gloria Dodd, Jo Lene Page, Joyce Shroyer, Jean Over, Cathy Reynolds, Nancy Pease, Cheryl Holder- ness, Sheila Bankson, Connie Lowe, Candy McCarthy, Peggy Warnick. FOURTH ROW: Tina Janvrin, Penny Milroy, Ina Tackett, Theresa Catlin, Cindy Malone, Cathy Spaugh, Janet Hatfield, Donna Howe, Melanie Wentworth, Cindy Eubanks, Debbie Frakes, Barb Beltz, Janice Rasar. FIFTH ROW: Debbie Pyles, Marianne Miller, Janet Buckles, Barb Crabtree, Patty Binder, Debbie Castell, Debbie Billman, Lynn Greenleaf, Susan Halford, Judy Gardner, Mitzie Stogstill, Connie Keller, Pam Trump. SIXTH ROW: Linda Trowbridge, Andy Zinn, Cathy Zimmerman, Linda Hanks, Ruth Hatfield, Anita Stock, Jane Keller, Ralonda Hackle, Marianne Major, Winnie Stilts, Judy Wickline, Debbie Trump, Cindy Winters, Betty McQuality. Brenda Jones, Senior Point Chairman; Marta Barnes, Sports Head; Susan Ryan, Secretary; Cheryl Kershner, Student Council Representative; Marcia Trowbridge, Treasurer; Gwen Gilman, Vice-President; Jacque Ater, President; Margie Wright, Joint Point Chairman; Diane Binder, Reporter. OFFICERS: Pam Trump, Relations Delegate; Cindy Winters, President; Brenda Jones, Section President; Marta Barnes, Secretary; Cheryl Waddell, Treasurer; Janis Rasar, Recre- ation Chairman; Peggy Warnick, Student Council Representative; Pat Marshall, Reporter; Betty McQuality, Reporter; Candy Zinn, Recreation. FRONT ROW: Janis Rasar, Cheryl Waddell, Marta Barnes, Brenda Jones, Cindy Winters, Pam Trump, Peggy Warnick, Betty McQuality, Patricia Marshall, Candy Zinn. SECOND ROW: Linda Hanks, Ruth Hatfield, Jacque Ater, Tricia Hall, Mary Swartz, Gwen Gilman, Candy McCarthy, Connie Lowe, Margie Wright, Susan Ryan, Suzanne Southwell, Sandy Williams. THIRD ROW: Judy Holcomb, Maxine Howe, Dianna Campbell, Mary Wentworth, Barb White, Cheryl Kershner, Cheryl Holderness, Peggy Loveless, Debbie Beam, Kathy Varner, Miss Mangold, Miss Branyon. FOURTH ROW: Ina Tackett, Teresa Catlin, Karen Disbrow, Linda Holman, Donna Howe, Melanie Wentworth, Diane Binder, Diane Edgecomb, Cathy Spaugh, Janet Hatfield, Marty Knobeloch. FIFTH ROW: Rose Ann Binkley, Judy Miller, Ralonda Hackle, Adrian Packer, Gloria Dodd, Patty Spaugh, Lynn Greanlcaf, Susan Fry, Elicia Munsterman, Mary Ann Miller, Patty Barthelomy. SIXTH ROW: Doris Armstrong, Diane Stovall, Judy Holman, Cathy Naab, Venita Fitch, Rita Roberts, Debbie Boyer. SEATED: Ruth Hatfield, Tricia Hall. STANDING: Mrs. Wine, Advisor, Linda Hanks, Cindy Kenny, Cindy Winters, Denis Black, Jacque Ater, Janis Rasar, Susan Ryan, Cheryl Waddell, Judy Johnson, Kathy Varner. Cudmeite 83 tudmi SEATED: John Bishop, Denis Black. STANDING: Nancy Pease. Reid Pyle, Sheila Bankson, Patricia Marshall, Mr. Wadsworth, Advisor; Dennis Trump. 84 OFFICERS: Ron Faith, Vice-President; Richard Risley, Secretary-Treasurer; Morris Smith, President. Hm FRONT ROW: Jeff Alsup, Morris Smith, Richard Veith, Lesley Blain, Mark Lehn, Ron Faith, Kent Atwood, Jud Sloan, Steve Wakeman, Richard Risley, Mr. Cole. 85 OFFICERS: Rhonda Hickey, Reporter; Peggy Loveless, Secretary-Treasurer; Dennis Wentworth, President; Nancy Pease, Student Council Representative; Candy McCarthy, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: Peggy Loveless, Kathy Varner, Barbara Beltz, Rhonda Hickey, Pam Trump, Karen Disbrow. Mrs. Douglass. BACK ROW: Nancy Pease, Chuck Cox, Keith Stock, Dennis Wentworth, Al- len Kemmerer, Candy McCarthy. 86 FRONT ROW: Marshall Hale, Ed Rau, Brenda Anderson, Everett Holmes, Beth Graine, Cindy Beltz, Ed Foley, Richard Barding, Debbie Roper, Bob Albert. SECOND ROW: Henry Yuelten, Van Walters, Dave Walker, Joyce Fry, Margie Iof- land, Chasetta Westbrook, Judy Denny, Debbie Scott, Jill Knight, Linda Stoots, Lawrence Yoakum, Terry Williams, Mr. Means. THIRD ROW: Todd Pyle, David Varner, Terry Munsterman, Larry Blakeman, Richard Munsterman, Chancey Ball, Tom Hackney, Glen Hormarson, Barry Billman. OFFICERS: Beth Graine, Secretary; Ed Foley, Vice-President; Everett Holmes, President; Richard Barding, Student Council Representative; Cindy Beltz, Treasurer. 87 FRONT ROW: Tim Naab, Greg McBride, Diane Heckler, Gregg Ross, Judy Holcomb, Rita Roberts, Paula Cash, Vicky Odell, Cathy Naab, Mary Swartz. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Garbs, Karen Disbrow, Jill Knight, Mike Kussart, Jeff Black, Larry Maschoff, Alicia Munsterman, Andy Zinn, Rhonda Hickey, Susan Fry, Judy Johnson, Georgia Suzewitz. THIRD ROW: Sam Fite, Bob Burgett, Chuck McQuiggan, Reid Pyle, Richard Munsterman, Dennis Black, Linda Knobeloch, Susan Maxe- don. OFFICERS: Mary Swartz, Vice-President; Jeff Black, Reporter; Dennis Black, President; Chuck McQuiggan, Student Council Representative; Andy Zinn, Secretary-Treasurer. Xdmmti'i CM 88 OFFICERS: Bill Brown, Student Council Representative; Marcia Trowbridge, Reporter; Cheryl Waddell, Treasurer; Dennis Wentworth, Vice-President; Jack Ward, Parliamentarian;Candy McCarthy, President;Connie Lowe, Secretary; Mr. Hanover, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Donna Hobbs, Linda Hanks, Linda Boles, Beth Graine, Linda Trowbridge, Judy Holcomb, Candy Mc- Carthy, Cheryl Waddell, Connie Lowe, Marcia Trowbridge, Bill Brown, Dennis Wentworth. SECOND ROW: Cindy Winters, Susan Ryan, Gerald McMillian, Gary Burgett, Janis Rasar, Maxine Howe, Sheila Bankson, Cheryl Holderness, Cathy Zim- merman, Margie Wright, Gwen Gilman, Mr. Hanover. THIRD ROW: Mark Roberts, Terry Howe, Dave Ellington, Carl Elam, Bob Kelly, Larry Cunningham, Steve Wakeman, Bill Kershner, Roger Behrens, Terry Williams, Linda Knobeloch, Harold Mc- Millian, Jack Ward. 89 STAGE BAND—FIRST ROW: Keith Stock, Susan Ryan, Ed Lawrence, David Brown, Judy Gardner. SECOND ROW: Morris Smith, Harold McMillian, Mike Haynes, Jud Sloan. THIRD ROW: Cleve Karch, Mike Donahower, Allen Kem- merer, Dennis Wentworth, Mr. Druessel, Nancy Pease. Cudimii DRUM MAJOR Allen Kemmerer FIRST ROW: Bridget Rau, Kathy Varner, Susanne Southwell, Debra Bourne, Sherry Pentecost, Candy McCarthy, Janet Buckles. SECOND ROW: Susan Maxedon, Mark Miller, Cheryl Kershner, Penny Milroy, Barb Crabtree, Mary Wentworth, Jane Keller, Patty Barthelomy, Susan Ryan, Cindy Kenny. THIRD ROW: Sandy Williams, Connie Lowe, Mary Swartz, Ethel Barnhart, Janet Hatfield, Donna Howe, Glena Barnes, Jean Over, Mike Winters, Mark Roberts, Tina Janvrin, Richard Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Melanie Wentworth, Diane Edgecombe, Carl Krall, Susan Halford, Ralonda Hackle, Patty Spaugh, Cathy Spaugh, Mike Donahower, Cleve Karch, Allen Kemmerer, Dennis Hughes, Dennis Wentworth, Russell Daws. FIFTH ROW: Marianne Miller, Mitzie Stogstill, Rhonda Barnes, Diane White, Georgia Suzewitz, Roseanne Binkley, Morris Smith, Sheila Barkson, Gerald McMillian, Ed Rau, Randy Howe, Ron Faith. 90 Sft Gonmt Pam Trump, Emily Johner, Cheryl Kershner. OFFICERS: Larry Cunningham, Mike Winters, Mark Miller, Cindy Winters, Jacque Warnick, Ron Faith. FIRST ROW: Judy Denny, Barb White, Leslie Barnes, Gwen Gilman, Carolyn Catlin, Debbie Boyer, Ruth Hatfield. SEC- OND ROW: Theresa Catlin, Debra Trump, Judy Gardner, Curtis Wickline, John Blakcman, Ed Lawrence, Duane Lawrence, Dennis Trump, Larry Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Mike Fryman, Charles Sibthorp, Dan Haynes, Mike Haynes, Nancy Pease, Cindy Winters, Cindy Eubanks, Doug Neibuher, John Gilman, Gary Burgett, Greg Burgett, David Brown. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Druessel; Superintendent of Music, David Kemmerer, Allen Alsup, Harold McMillian. 91 Clm ? 92 Margie Wright, Treasurer; Larry Cunningham, Vice-President; Susan Ryan, Reporter; Mark Roberts, President; Candy McCarthy, Secretary. teent when pictures were taken ' Sheila Bankson Marta Barnes Patty Bartelemy Debra Beam Chuck Cox Larry Cunningham Mike Donahower Pam Durbin Carlin Elam Dave Ellington Jack Ferguson Nancy Ferguson Mary Fox Pat Gasaway Mark Greene Daniel Haynes Michael Haynes Curtis Hightman Margie Hildebrand Judy Holcomb r Mike Holcomb Cheryl Holderness Maxine Howe Randy Howe - . 5®. Terry Howe Judy Johnson Mike Jones Connie Keller NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Mark McBride Candy McCarthy Danny McFaddcn Gerald McMillan Harold McMillan Cathy Mears Jerry Mills Terry Munsterman Bob Kelly Cheryl Kcrschner Linda Knobeloch Duane Lawrence Larry Logan Peggy Loveless Connie Lowe Scott Major Richard Munsterman V, George Over Junette Packer Nancy Pease 7' Todd Pyle David Pyles Brenda Ragan Anita Ratliff NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Jane Rau Richard Risley Mark Roberts Susan Ryan NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Debbie Scott Elmer Shakelford Morris Smith Susanne Southwell Keith Stock Linda Stoots Lila Stovall Kathy Tangney Melinda Traughler Marsha Trowbridge Alice Varner Dallas Vogel Terry Williams Viola Winebrinner Mike Winters Margie Wright 97 Terry Hudley, Reporter; Diane Edgecombe, Vice-President; John Blakeman, Treasurer; Ethel Barnhart, Secretary; Doug Neibuhr, President. 98 dJm o{ i Brenda Anderson David Anderson Richard Anderson Brenda Atchison Cindy Beltz Diane Binder Leslie Blain John Blakeman Debbie Booth Debbie Bourne David Brown Bob Burgett Mike Ater Kent Atwood Ethel May Barnhart John Beal Teresa Catlin Jan Curry Judy Denny Karen Disbrow John Gilman John Greenleaf Tom Hackney Brad Hall Janet Hatfield Bill Heft Wesley Hirst Mike Hise Jerry Hobson Linda Holman Glen Hormarson Donna Howe Terry Hundley Tina Janvrin Randy Johner Melony Jones Marty Knobelock Jim Kramer Wilda Le Master Dick Lindig Margorie Lofland Janet Lofland Emily Logue Donald Lowe Cindy Malone Larry Marshall Ralph McQuiggan Harold Mikesell Allan Miller Robert Miller Penny Milroy Doug Neibulir Patty Nicholas Jean Over Jolenc Page Mike Patterson Steve Pyles Steve Radliff Carl Rager Kathy Reynolds Debbie Roper Verl Row Steve Ruberg Allan Sayers Charlie Sibthorp Joyce Shroyer Judd Sloan Cathy Spaugh Vernon Walker Chasetta Westbrook Melanie Wentworth Diane White Curtis Wickline Candy Zinn Gary Spaugh Jerry Speer Derrell Spiker Georgia Suzewitz Jean Tacket Bob Tangncy Ricky Vieth Peggy Warnick 103 eim o( 104 Duane Stovall, Treasurer; Marianne Miller, Reporter; Galen Fisher, President; Judy Wick- line, Secretary; Chris Janvrin, Vice-President. Bob Albert Jeff Alsup Doris Armstrong Barry Belton Dawn Billman Patty Binder Johnny Binkley Rose Ann Binkley Jeff Black Debbie Boyer Jim Bourne Allen Bowman Janet Buckles Terry Burge Greg Burgett Leea Burnett Ricky Burd Mike Carrick Debbie Castell Stan Curry Stan Curry Russell Daws Gloria Dodd Cindy Eubanks Galan Fisher Venida Fitch Debbie Frakes Susan Fry Absent when pictures were taken ■ v Mike Fulk Judy Gardner Ron Golladay Rolla Greene Dianna Greenleaf Ralonda Hackle Kenny Hackney Marshall Hale Susan Halford Joe Hammel David Head Wayne Herst Dirk Kramer Mike Kussart Ed Lawrence Bob Letterly Donald Lindig Mike Lowe Danny Lynch Marianne Major Larry Maschoff Gregg McBribe Judy Miller Marianne Miller Dennis Holman Judy Holman Dave Huddleston Chris Janvrin Jim Johnson Myra Keller Ron Kopp Carl Krall Bob Moody Alicia Munsterman Cathy Naab Tim Naab Ricky Nanna Vicki O’dell Steve Overhill Adrian Packer Dennis Park Debi Pyles Edwin Rau Harold Reed Rita Robbins Greg Ross Patty Spaugh Winnie Stilts Anita Stock Mitzi Stogsdill Tom Stoots Diane Stovall John White Judy Wickline Henry Yuetten 109 ALLEN RAY ALSUP LAWRENCE E. BLAKEMAN Band 1,2,3,4; Lcttermen’s Club 3,4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Track 1; Football 1,2.3.4; Science Club 3. Student Council 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; President 4; Photography Club 1,2,3; PICK A DILLY; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,4; Escort Sweetheart Dance 4. GREGORY VANCE BABB Lettermen’s Club 1; Basketball 1.2,3; Baseball 1; Track 1,3; Football 1,4; Art Club; Draftsmen Club; Transfer from MARY LOU BROWN r A A 1 0 • CT A 2 A 'T'v-onoov� � A . i A 5 a . r i Oklahoma 3. CHANCEY BALL 'jAA l ,2, r 1A j 4, 1 reasurer 4, Canorus 1,a,3,4, DO YOU REMEMBER 1;SWINGING HIGH2;GUYS AND DOLLS 3; PAJAMA GAME 4; Girl's Double Ensemble 2,3,4;Girl’s Trio 4. Photography Club 3,4; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball Manager 4. JIM CARRICK RICHARD BARD1NG Lettermen’s Club 1; Photography Club 1,2; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Science Club 2. Traffic Safety Club 4; Photography Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Science Club 2; Class Vice-President. LUCINDA DALE CASH RON BINDER Wrestling 1,2; Football 1; Photography Club 1; Transfer from Stephen Decatur 3. SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; DO YOU REMEMBER 1; SWINGING HIGH 2; GUYS AND DOLLS 3; PAJAMA GAME 4; Girl’s Double Ensemble 4 ; Reporter 2 ; National Merit Letter of Commen- dation 4; Illinois State Scholarship Winner 4. JOHN DOUGLAS BISHOP CAROLYN LOUISE CATLIN Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2,3; Cardinal 2,3,4; Ad Manager 3, Editor 4; Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; SEE HOW THEY RUN, Stage Manager 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Homecoming Escort 4; Morp Dance Escort 3; Cupid’s Coronation 4; Senior of the FHA 1,2,3; GAA 4; Photography Club 2; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4. Month. JUDY KAY DAVIS DENIS BLACK FHA 1,2,3; Traffic Safety Club 2; GAA 1,2; PICK A DILLY 4; GUYS AND DOLLS 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. Cardinal 2,3,4; Editor 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Letter- men’s Club 3,4; Library Club 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1,2;Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; National Science SHARON MARIE DICKERSON Foundation Award 1. FHA 1,2; PICK A DILLY 4; Band 1,2; Solo 1; Ensemble 1. no RONALD LEE FAITH GERALD LEO HARMON Radio Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Student Council 2,3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3, Parliamentarian 3; Band 1,2,3, 4, President 4; Basketball 1. STEPHEN LEE HASKELL Traffic Safety Club 3; Photography Club 3,4; Football 1,2. SAMUEL BRIAN FIT! Lettermen’s Club 1,2; Photography Club 1; Library Club 1; P.Ck A DILLY 4; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4. RUTH HATFIELD Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Student Council 4; Cardinette 3,4, Editor 4; GAA 3,4; FTA 3,4. JOHN EDWARD FOLEY Lettermen s Club 3,4; Photography Club 2,3,4, Secretary Treasurer 3, President 4; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 2,3,4; Football 1. GWENDOLYN RUTH GILMAN DIANA LEE HECKLER Radio Club 3; Library Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Solo 3,4; Girl’s Double Ensemble 4; GUYS AND DOLLS 3; PAJAMA GAME 4. FHA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Traffic Safety Club 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; President 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4;Chorus 2,3,4; SWINGING HIGH; GUYS AND DOLLS 3; PAJAMA GAME 4; Girl’s Double Ensemble 3,4; Solo 4; District Allstate Festival 3,4; Honor Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH IRENE GRAINE RHONDA DIANE HICKEY Student Council 2, Secretary 2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Point Re- corder 3; FTA 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Historian of ISLA 4; Debate Club 4, Reporter 4; Junior Class Play 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Spanish Club 2; Afterglow, Business Editor 3; Newspaper Club 3; DAR Award 4; Illinois State Scholar- ship Winner; Senior of the Month. FHA 1,2,3. Recreation 3; Traffic Safety Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Photography Club 4, Reporter; FTA 3; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; DO YOU REMEMBER 1; GUYS AND DOLLS 2; SWINGING HIGH 3; PAJAMA GAME 4; Prom Decorating Committee. DONNA SUE HOBBS Traffic Safety Club 3; GAA 1,2; PICK A DILLY 4; Chorus 3;GUYS AND DOLLS 3; Prom Committee 3; Decorating Committee for Prom 4. TRICIA RAE HALL FHA 2,3,4; Student Council 4;Cardinette 3,4, Editor 4; GAA 1,2,3; PICK A DILLY 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Class Reporter 3; Track Statistician 4; Freshman Homecoming Attendant. EVERETT L. HOLMES Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Photography Club 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. LINDA CHERYL HANKS DENNIS HUGHES FHA 2,3,4; Traffic Safety Club 2,4; Cardinette 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4. Radio Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4, AFS Advisor 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Photography Club 1,2,3; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3, PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. in 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3, President 1, Vice-President 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3; Illinois State Scholarship Winner; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Science Foundation Certificate Award 1. MICHAEL JAMES HUSKEY Student Council 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Photography Club 2,3, President 2, Vice-President 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball Manager 2; Track Manager 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4. CRAIG STEPHEN JOHNER Radio Club 1; Traffic Safety Club 2; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4. CARL MERLE JOHNSON Student Council 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Debate Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Golf 1,2; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Class Vice-President 1,2; Illinois State Scholarship Award; Klassroom Kwiz 3; Senior of the Month; Twirp King. BRENDA SUE JONES FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 3; Student Council 2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Jr. and Sr. Point Chairman 3,4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Chorus 2,3, President 2, Reporter 3; SWINGING HIGH 2; GUYS AND DOLLS 3; Girl’s Double Ensemble 2; Sweetheart Attendant 3; Twirp Dance Escort 3,4. CLEVE E. KARCH Band 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2, Reporter 2. ALLEN KEITH KEMMERER Student Council 2; Lettermen’s Club 1,4; FTA 4, Vice President 4; Debate Club 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Track 1,3; Football 1,2, Manager and Statistician; Science Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3.4, Drum Major 3,4. WILLIAM GEORGE KERSCHNER Traffic Safety Club 4; Science Club 2; Illinois State Scholarship Winner. JILL C. KNIGHT Photography Club 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, President 4; DO YOU MEMEMBER 1; SWINGING HIGH 2;GUYS AND DOLLS 3;PAJAMA GAME 4; Allstate Chorus 3. MELVIN DALE KRALL Radio Club 3, Secretary 3. MARK THOMAS LEHN Radio Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3; Basketball Manager l,2,3;Track Manager l;Chorus 1,2. KATHLEEN ANN LETTERLY GAA 1; PICK A DILLY 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2; Prom Committee 3; DO YOU REMEMBER 1; SWINGING HIGH 2; GUYS AND DOLLS 3; PAJAMA GAME 4. RICHARD DALE LOWE Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; SEE HOW THEY RUN;PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3. RITA ANN LOWE GAA 1,2,3,4; Soph. Point Chairman; PICK A DILLY 4; Girl’s Volleyball, Basketball, Tumbling, Baseball. 112 PATRICIA ANN MARSHALL MARK BRADSHAW MILLER Cardinal 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Public Relation Chairman 4; Student Council 4, Homecoming Dance Chairman 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Junior Marshall 3; Salutatorian 4; Illinois State Semi-finalist 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Senior of the Month 4; Sweetheart Attendant 4. Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4,Co-Captain 4; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3; Senior of the Month 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3. JAMES EDWARD NICHOLLS MARGARET SUSAN MAXEDON Photography Club 2. Student Council 4; Library Club 4; PICK A DILLY 4; Chorus 4, Secretary 4; Homecoming attendant 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Solo 4; Ensemble 1,3; Honor Band 3,4; District All- state Band 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; GUYS AND DOLLS 3. KOICHI NODA RICHARD LEE MCGUIRE Student Council 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; FTA 4; Baseball 4; Football Manager 4; English Club 1,2,3,4; Semo Wrestling Club 1,2;AFS International Scholarship 4. Class Reporter 1 .Class President 4; Student Council 4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Photography Club 2,3; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; BETH MARIE NORDMEYER Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4, Most Valuable Lineman 4; Band 1; Homecoming Escort 4. FTA 3,4; PICK A DILLY 4; Office Aid 4. MARK RANDAL PAGE BETTY JANE MC QUALITY PICK A DILLY 4. FHA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Public Relations 4; Student Council 2; FTA 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2, Secretary 2; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4;Cheerleader 3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Chorus 1,2, Ensemble 1,2; SWINGING REID PYLE HIGH 2; DO YOU REMEMBER 1; Teacher’s Scholarship 4; Who’s Who Among High School Students 4; Prom Chairman 3. Cardinal 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Photography Club 1,2,3, President 3; Library Club 4; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. PAMELA KAY MCQUEEN JANIS ELAINE RASAR CHUCK MC QUIGGAN FHA 1,2,3,4, Recreation 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Cardi- nette 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4;Class Reporter 4. Student Council 4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Sergeant at arms 4; Library Club 4; PICK A DILLY 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; RICHARD KENNETH RAU Science Club 2. Photography Club 1,2. 113 JAMES HARLAND RUBERG PAM TRUMP Illinois State Scholarship Winner 4, Valedictorian. BARRY BRETT SPANG FHA 1,2,3,4, Junior Leader 4; Student Council 3,4; Traffic Safety Club 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sports Head 3; Vice- President 4; FTA 3,4, Treasurer 3; Debate Club 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; AFS Advisor 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Twirp Escort 3,4; Track Statistician. Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Most Valuable Player 3; Football 1,3,4,Tri- Captain 4. GEORGE DAVID VARNER Photography Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; SWINGING HIGH 2. CONNIE JO STALEY FHA 3,4; Student Council 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; FTA 3,4;SEE MOW THEY RUN 3;PICK A DILLY 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,Captain 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Senior of the Month 4. CHERYL ANN WADDELL FHA 4, Treasurer 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4, Reporter 3. Treasurer 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Class Treasurer 4; Sweetheart Maid of Honor 4. DONNA MARIE STILES DAVID WAYNE WALKER MARY ALICE SWARTZ FHA 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, District Library Convention Secretary 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Band 1,2,3,4. ROGER LOUIS TOLLADAY Industrial Arts Club 2,3; Transfer from Niantic 4. CYNTHIA LYNNE WINTERS FHA 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4; Leadership Camp 4; Student Council 4, Reporter 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Cardinette 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4, President 4, SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Class Treasurer 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 4; Betty Crocker Home-maker Award 4; Sweetheart Queen 4; Track Statistician 4; AFS Advisor 4. LINDA LOUISE TROWBRIDGE KATHY ZIMMERMAN Traffic Safety Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3.4; FTA 3,4, Vice- President 4; Library Club 4; SEE HOW THEY RUN 3; PICK A DILLY 4; Illinois State Scholarship Winner 4. 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Summit Cleaning At Its Best LIPE MOTORS “A Lot of the Best” Decatur Illinois Harold Lipe 1810 East Eldorado Street Owner Decatur, Illinois 62521 TED’S CLARK SUPER 100 (BILYEU’S) 1092 West Grand Paint—Wallpaper—Glass 1408 N. Oakland Decatur Ph. 423-7566 Decatur, III. 62522 ‘‘Clark The Premium People” Compliments of Compliments of FLETA’S THE SANDMAN MOTEL 1045 West Pershing Decatur Air Conditioned TV Excellant Furnishings MAXINE’S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of TORY’S FINE FOODS Creative Hair Styling By Experts 2928 North Oakland Ave. 2920 N. Oakland Decatur, III. Call 877-3479 877-1961 137 Compliments of Compliments of COLONIAL HARDWARE 429-4082 THE 1135 W. Grand LEMEN VETERINARY Decatur Illinois CLINIC CEC'S BARBER SHOP Shelby Lewis—Manager Compliments of Air Conditioned 3 Chair Union Shop Hours 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. STATE BANK OF NIANTIC 904 W. Grand Ave. Decatur Illinois Niantic Illinois H. NOTTLEMANN AND SON Eugene Marshall Agent for Lumber Builders’ Hardware Coa 1—Tile—Cement PANA-HILLSBORO MUTUAL AND DECATUR MUTUAL COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE CO. Phone 3211 Warrensburg Illinois Complete Fire, Wind Crop, and Hail Insurance Ph. 672-3568 Warrensburg DAVE GENE'S Balancing Straightening Frame Straightening Wheel Alignment Brake Service Decatur, III. 2659 N. Water St. Phone 877-4832 138 1 B lit H 11UBI SERVICE • RENTALS • AUTHORIZED DEALER REMINGTON RAJSD NATIONAL BRAND NAMES 422-3111 153 E. MAIN - DECATUR Ceramic Floor Tile Linoleum Compliments of BLAKEMAN’S TILING ELAM’S GROCERS FLOOR WALL COVERING, INSTALLATION Decatur, III. Allen Blakeman 674-3437 Box 78 Latham, III. Compliments of DOTY’S JEWELERS Watch Repairing DAIRY LANE Watchmaster Timing 2905 N. Oakland Decatur, III. 1080 West Grand Phone 428-2917 RAY SCHMAHL General Contractor HUNTER-POGUE LUMBER CO. 615 N. Oakland Decatur Tel. 428-3052 Warrensburg Tel. 672-3724 705 N. Oakland Decatur Illinois LEHN’S CAFE Compliments of JOE PYLE AND SONS Best Food In Town UPTOWN PARKING Across From The High School Warrensburg Illinois 141 West North Decatur (Back of Herald and Review) 139 RUNION’S CAFE Warrensburg, Illinois Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of “69” A FRIEND Compliments of CHRIS ALBERT CURRY’S MARKET Service Station and Hardware Warrensburg Illinois Warrensburg Illinois HUSTON’S APPAREL CONNOLLEY DRUG CO. Clothing Needs For the Entire Family Phone 792-5712 Mt. Pulaski Illinois Drugs—Prescriptions Sundries—Stationery Perfume—Toilet Articles Physician’s Supplies School Supplies E. K. Connolley, R. Ph. Phone 792-3321 Mt. Pulaski Illinois C. “BUD” CONYERS Lipe Motors OAK GROVE CLEANING 1810 E. Eldorado 1330 N. Summit Decatur, Illinois Cleaning At Its Best Phone 422-4811 or Phone 422-4889 WO Decatur lllinoi Compliments of LYMAN GRAIN COMPANY NORTH OAKLAND BARBER SHOP Four Chairs 2922 North Oakland Phone 877-1443 Decatur Illinois Harristown, Illinois Phone 963-2721 Custom Grinding Mixing Fertilizer Seeds and Nutrena Feeds REICH BROS. JEWELERS The Future of This Great America Depends on Diamonds—Watches mm you! —Jewelry— 3M' Congratulations 116 E. Prairie Decatur Illinois MODERN STORE FIXTURES ROTH JOHNSON DRUG COMPANY Decatur, Illinois RAUPPS SHOES Three Locations 143 N. Water St. Fine Shoes For All The Family 1314 N. Main St. 2697 N. Main St. (Drive up Window) 139 North Water Downtown Decatur THOMPSON-KRAMER MUSIC CO. Compliments of School Band Service Norman 215 North Main LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. Decatur Illinois Decatur Illinois 141 STRIGLOS OFFICE EQUIPMENT 0 JOHN’S NORTHTOWN GULF SERVICE 1032 N. Main St. Decatur, Illinois III. Rt. 121—Phone 792-5468 Mt. Pulaski, III. 62548 Royal Typewriters Complete Car Care Specialists John W. Hogan THE FARMER’S BANK Oldest Bank in Logan County Mt. Pulaski Illinois Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MT. PULASKI 188 —1969 Complete Banking Service Mt. Pulaski Illinois Member F.D.I.C. 792-5600 3 LATHAM OIL SERVICE ijPJp Latham, Illinois Distributor Wayne H. Ball Compliments of BALLINGER'S BARBER SHOP Station Home Phone Phone 674-3511 674-5121 Warrensburg Illinois CHEFFER’S RECREATION AHLL Warrensburg Illinois Compliments of WINTER'S CAFE 142 BOB DONNELLY Compliments of AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE, INC. Pin Fitting—Boring—Valve Work Motor Rebuilding—Piston Knurlizing HARRY APPELBAUM STORE Head Milling—Block Milling Complete Crankshaft Grinding Portable 632 E. Eldorado Phone 428-7414 720 South Main Street — Decatur, Illinois Decatur Illinois BILL'S BARBER SHOP SCRUGGS—DRAGE EQUIPMENT, INC. 2 Chair Shop Truck Lawn Equipment Telephone 428-3485 Hours 8:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. Closed Thursday North 22nd and Olive Decatur Illinois Phone 792-3370 Bill Tate Gloria Waddell Telephone DECATUR AUTOMATIC CO. Bennett Shade n Multiple and Single Spindle Screw Machine Products lynjurance Telephone 3511 your WLptn n, 1 146 South Water Street V AGENT v-� .,.s rou „.Sr y Decatur, Illinois Warrensburg, Illinois MACON MUSIC Your Musical Department Store Band Instruments—Band Phono Repairs—Stereos Sheet Music—Pianos Organs—Private Lessons Decatur Illinois Compliments of ROBERT N. HAMM D.D.S. Mount Pulaski Illinois 143 Compliments of WEST MAIN BI-RITE One Hour Martinizing 4380 W. Main “THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING Decatur, Illinois 157 South Water Decatur, III. phone 423-6114 Compliments of W. CREIGHTON JEWELRY MCDANIEL’S 66 Diamonds—Watches and Jewelry All Types of Special Order Work Joe Fred Niantic, III. 104 E. Prairie Decatur, III. Ph. 668-2342 Success is no accident. The school makes the difference— Enroll—Now i ( Compliments of LAURA HALLFORD ACADEMY 550—N. Water, Decatur, III. BLAKEMAN GULF j Compliments of FLETA’S WARRENSBURG CABINET SHOP 1045 West Pershing Phone 672-3210 Decatur Warrensburg, Illinois 144 SATTLEY'S OFFICE MACHINES Charles Loren Thomas, Owner R. C. Allen Registers—Monroe Sweda Registers Sales, Service And Rental of Cash Registers, Typewriters, Adding Machines, Etc. Office Machines, Supplies Filing Equipment Office: 1123 N. Water St—Decatur. III. Phone 423-7395—Nights 877-3004 Compliments of DR. SAM HOLTZMAN Warrensburg Illinois Bob Wheeler—Don Warnick FAY FABRICS Ernest F. Hildebrand—Owner “Satisfaction” Our Specialty Custom-Made Draperies Drapery Yard Goods—Service Telephone 422-7633 262 N. Main Street Decatur Illinois Water Control with Hydrosol Intransitive Land Engineering KARCH ENGINEERING CO. Krekel Karch Telephone 963-2411 Harristown, III. Area Code 217 West Suburbs