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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

Cardinal Volume 47 W arrensburg-Latham High School Warrensburg, Illinois Co-Editors Sheila Bankson Linda Knobeloch School is Dedication 3 Seniors 5 Faculty 29 Non-Teaching Personnel 39 Organizations 41 Athletics 59 Activities 77 Juniors 97 Sophomores 104 Freshmen 110 Advertising 117 Dedication Miss Wilson . . . Words cannot express our deep appreciation for the help and understanding you have given us during your 12 years at Warrensburg-Latham High School. We would like to thank you for all the time you have spent making our proms successful ones, as well as memorable ones. It is in an effort to thank you for all you have done that we dedi- cate our yearbook to you, Miss Wilson—teacher, advisor, and friend! Cardinal Staff and Class of 1970 Welcome to Our New Neighbors Warrensburg Elementary and Middle School Happiness American Field Service Student Rosemary Blanksby came to us from Smithton, Tasmania, Australia. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Blanksby. Rosemary has a married sister, nephew, and niece. While living in the United States, she stay- ed with the Jack Holderness family. When Rosemary returns to Australia she will attend Matriculation College until December. After her study there Rosemary will go to the University of Melbourne, where she will study piano. Class of “70” 7 8 PATRICIA KAY BARTHELEMY DEBORAH CATHERINE BEAM DONNIE RAY BECCUE ROGER WAYNE BEHRENS BARBARA MARIE BELTZ BARRY LYNN BILLMAN CHARLES EUGENE BINKLEY ROSEMARY BLANKSBY WILLIAM DENNIS BROWN 9 SANDRA KAY BURGE GARY DEAN BURGETT DIANA MARIE CAMPBELL PAULA JANE CASH DEIRDRE MARIE COVEY CHARLES PARKER COX 10 d MICHAEL EUGENE DONAHOWER PAMELA SUE DURBIN LARRY WAYNE CUNNINGHAM DAVID ALAN ELLINGTON MARY JO FOX PATRICIA ANN GASAWAY 12 MICHAEL H. HAYNES MARGARET LOUISE HIDEBRAND JUDY ELAINE HOLCOMB MICHAEL EDWIN HOLCOMB CHERYL LYNN HOLDERNESS MAXINE KENNETTE HOWE RANDALL L. HOWE TERRY L. HOWE MICHAEL STEPHEN JONES 13 ROBERT WILLIAM KELLY CHERYL LYNN KERSHNER DUANE EUGENE LAWRENCE LAWRENCE LEE LOGAN PEGGY ANN LOVELESS MARK ALLEN MCBRIDE CANDACE ELLEN MCCARTHY GERALD LEWIS MC MILLAN HAROLD LESLIE MCMILLAN CYNTHIA ANN MARTIN CATHERINE SUE MEARS GEORGE FRANKLIN OVER 15 JANE BRIDGET RAV RICHARD ALAN RISLEY MARK ALLEN ROBERTS SUSAN KAY RYAN ELMER RAY SHACKELFORD MORRIS EUGENE SMITH SUSANNE SOUTHWELL KEITH LEO STOCK LINDA LOU STOOTS VAN ALLEN WALTERS JACK LYLE WARD, JR. MARLENE KAY WEBER 18 MARY HELEN WENTWORTH DENNIS FRED WENTORTH MARJORIE ANN WRIGHT Pictures not available: JACKIE LEE FERGUSON LINDA DIANE KROBELOCH BARBARA JEAN WHITE NANCY FERGUSON WILBER SANDRA LYNN WILLIAMS 19 MICHAEL LYNN WINTERS Senior Activities B SHEILA ANNETTE BANKSON PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; LI’L ABNER 4; FTA 4, Pres, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Cardinal 1,2, 3,4; Co-editor 4; Traffic Safety 3,4; Prom Committee 3. GLENNA M. BARNES Band 1,2,3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Librarians’ Club 4. Pres. 4; GAA 4; FHA 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Transfer from MacArthur 3. MARTA SUZANNE BARNES TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Office Aide 4; FTA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Section Officer 4, National Delegate 4; FHA Sweetheart Attendant 3; Traffic Safety 3, 4, Treas. 4; Prom Chairman 3; High Point Senior 4. PATRICIA KAY BARTHELEMY TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; LI'L ABNER 4; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Ensemble 3; Solo 3,4; Duet 3; Graduation Soloist 4; Prom Committee 3; Fred Gilman Chorus Award 4. DEBORAH CATHERINE BEAM FHA 2,3; FTA 4; GAA 4; Chorus 1. DONNIE RAY BECCUE ROGER WAYNE BEHRENS Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Jr. Good Citizen. BARBARA MARIE BELTZ TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; Debate Club 3; GAA 1,2; FTA 1; Spanish Club 1. BARRY LYNN BILLMAN Traffic Safety 2,3; Photography Club; HINTS OF LIFE 4; HILLBILLY CHRISTMAS CAROL 4. CHARLES EUGENE BINKLEY Baesball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. ROSEMARY BLANKSBY AFS 4; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; FHA 4; GAA 4; Student Council 4; Honorary Homecoming Attendant 4; Honorary Sweetheart Attendant 4; Contest Accompanist 4. WILLIAM DENNIS BROWN TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; Traffic Safety 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Student Council 3; Lettermen’s Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Locker Room Chorus 4; Sr.-of-the-Month; Football 1,2,3,4; Lions’ Club Citizenship Award. SANDRA KAY BURGE 111. State Scholarship; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; GUYS AND DOLLS 3; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; PAJAMA GAME 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; FHA 1; FTA 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Honor Choir 3,4; Girls’ Double Ensemble 2,3; Mixed Dou- ble 3; Trio 4; Madrigal 4. GARY DEAN BURGETT Sr.-of-the-Month; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; PAJAMA GAME 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; FTA 4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball Statistician 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Cardinal 4; Band 1,2, 3; Stage Band 3,4; Locker Room Chorus 4. c DIANA MARIE CAMPBELL FHA 1,2,3,4. PAULA JANE CASH Betty Crocker Award, SWINGIN’ HIGH 1; FHA 1,4; Li- brarians Club 3. DEIRDRE MARIE COVEY Chorus 1,2,3,4; Double Ensemble 4; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1; GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; LI’L ABNER 4. CHARLES PARKER COX ILL. State Scholarship; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRI- BUTE TO YOUTH 3; Debate Club 3; Cardinal 4; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1. LARRY WAYNE CUNNINGHAM Pres. 1,2, V. Pres. 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2; Reporter 3; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Cardinal 4; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1. D MICHAEL EUGENE DONAHOWER Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Brass Sextet 2,3,4; Don Flach Award. PAMELA SUE DURBIN FHA 1,2; Traffic Safety 3. E DAVE ALAN ELLINGTON TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Locker Room Chorus; FTA 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Traffic Safety 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Basketball Stat- istician 4. F JACKIE LEE FERGUSON MARY JO FOX SWINGIN’ HIGH 1;GUYS AND DOLLS 2; Student Di- rector, LI’L ABNER 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 1,4; Madrigal 1,2,4; Solo 4. 20 G PATRICIA ANN GASAWAY FHA 1,4; Librarians’ Club 4; Reporter. CONSTANCE LOWE GILMAN Teacher’s Education Scholarship, TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2,3; Traffic Safety 2,3,4, Sec. 2,3; Delegate to State Meeting 2, 3, Sec. Section 3; Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 2; Band 1,2,3; Cardinal 4; Sr.-of-the-Month. MARK ALAN GREENE 111, State Scholarship; Sr.-of-the-Month; PICADILLY PALI- SADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3;CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Traffic Safety Club 4; Cardinal 4; Locker Room Chorus 4. H DANIEL NEIL HAYNES 111. State Scholarship; All-State Chorus 3; Salutatorian; National Merit Letter of Commendation; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1; GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; Ll’L ABNER 4; FTA; Locker Room Chorus; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4. MICHAEL HENRY HAYNES 111. State Scholarship; Nat. Merit Scholarship; Valedictorian; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRI- BUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; LI’L ABNER 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Locker Room Chorus 4. MARGARET LOUISE HILDEBRAND SWINGIN’ HIGH 1;GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; LI’L ABNER 4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Double Ensemble 3,4. JUDY ELAINE HOLCOMB FHA 1,2,3; Library 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Traffic Safety 3; Band 1,2,3; PICADILLY PALISADES 2. MICHAEL EDWIN HOLCOMB Basketball 1,2. CHERYL LYNN HOLDERNESS AFS Host Sister;Class Treas. 2; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DO- ZEN; Student Director 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Traffic Safety 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4,Captain 4; Sr.-of-the- Month; Homecoming Attendant 1,2. MAXINE KENNETTE HOWE SWINGIN’ HIGH 1; GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; LI’L ABNER 4; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DO- ZEN 4; FTA 4; FHA 3,4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. RANDALL LEE HOWE PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Locker Room Chorus 4; FTA 3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Traffic Safety 2,3,4; Camera Club 2,3; Science Club 3; Baseball 1; Football 1,2, 4; Basketball Statistician 4; Band 1,2,3. TERRY L. HOWE Reporter 2; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; Student Council 4; FTA 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Traffic Safety 3,4; Basketball Statistician 2,3; Band 1,2; Sr.-of-the-Month; Lion’s Club Scholarship Award. J MICHAEL STEPHEN JONES III. State Grant; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; HINTS OF LIFE 4; Track 1; Football 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2; Traffic Safety Club 4; Snow Prince Attendant 1. K ROBERT WILLIAM KELLY Jr. Good Citizen; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Parliamentarian 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Traffic Safety 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4. CHERYL LYNN KERSHNER 111. State Scholarship; Class Treas. 1; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; PAJAMA GAME 3; FTA 3,4, Historian 4; FHA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Student Council 3,4; Science Club 1; Sec. 4; AFS Committee 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Nat. Science Foundation Summer Institute, Macon County Honor Band. LINDA DIANE KNOBELOCH L LAWRENCE LEE LOGAN PICADILLY PALISADES 2; Science Club 1,2. PEGGY ANN LOVELESS DAR Award; Sr.-of-the-Month; ISU State Scholarship, Semifinalist; Class V. Pres 1; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1; GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; LI'L ABNER 4; CHEAPER BY THE DO- ZEN 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Girl’s Double En- semble 2,3; Madrigal 4; Trio 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Student Council Member 4. MC MARK ALLEN MC BRIDE Basketball 3; Baseball 4. 21 CANDACE ELLEN MCCARTHY CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Student Council 4; Cardinal 4; Debate Club 3; V. Pres. 3; Traffic Safety Club 3,4, Pres. 3; State Delegate 3, 4, V-Chairman 3; Cheerleader 2; Jr. Good Citizen; GAA 1,2,3; FHA 2,3; Sr.-of-the-Month. HAROLD LESLIE MC M1LLAN 111. State Grant; Class V. Pres. 3; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Basketball Manager 4; Sr.-of-the-Month; Escort for Sweetheart Dance 4; GAA Snow Prince 4; Locker Room Chorus 4; PICA- DILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 2; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; LI’L ABNER 4. GERALD LEWIS MC MILLAN 111. State Scholarship; Sr.-of-the-Month; GAA Snow Prince 3; Escort for Sweetheart Dance 4; PICADILLY PALI- SADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; LI’L ABNER 4; Student Council 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Locker Room Chorus 4. M CYNTHIA ANN MARTIN CATHERINE SUE MEARS SWINGIN’ HIGH 1;GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; LI’L ABNER 4; STUDENT DIR. 4; Girls’ Double Ensemble 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Double Ensemble 3. o GEORGE FRANKLIN OVER P NANCY ANN PEASE American Youth Band 4; 111. State Scholarship 4; 111. State Teacher’s Scholarship 4; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; HINTS OF LIFE 4; PAJAMA GAME 3; Band 1,2,3,4; District All-State 4; County Honor Band 3,4; Cardinal 3; Office Aide 4; Science Club 2; Student Council 1,3; De- bate Club 3; Jr. Good Citizen. SHERRY LYNN PENTECOST Reporter 4; PAJAMA GAME; LI’L ABNER 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Transfer from Stephen Decatur 3; Girls’ Double Ensemble 3; Madrigal 4; Duet 4. R BRENDA JOAN RAGAN Science Club 2; FHA 1,2. JANE BRIDGET RAU American Youth Band 4; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Treas. 4; Macon County Honor Band 3,4; Solo 1,2,4; Ensemble 2; Prom Committee 3; Sr.-of-the-Month; Outstanding Student Council Member 4. RICHARD ALAN RISLEY Radio Club 1,2,3; Track 2,4; Cross Country 4; Most Valu- able 4. MARK ALLEN ROBERTS III. State Scholarship; V. Pres. 2; Pres. 3; PICADILLY PA- LISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Student Council 3; AFS Host Brother 3; Basketball 1,2; Manager 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Twirp King Candidate 2; Locker Room Chorus 4, Director. SUSAN KAY RYAN 111. State Scholarship; Reporter 3, Sec. 4; PAJAMA GAME 3; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DO- ZEN 4; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; GAA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; Sr. Attendant for Sweetheart Dance; FTA 3,4; Traffic Safety 3,4; Sec. 4; Prom Committee 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; Solo 4; Macon County Honor Band 3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Sr.-of-the-Month; Cardinette 3,4. S ELMER RAY SHACKELFORD MORRIS EUGENE SMITH GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; LI’L ABNER 4; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; HINTS OF LIFE 4; Ham Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. SUSANNE SOUTHWELL TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; HINTS OF LIFE 4; FHA 3,4;GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cardinal 4; Cardinette 4; Trio 2; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Prom Committee 3; Hillbilly Christ- mas 4. KEITH LEO STOCK III. State Scholarship; AFS (Summer in Panama 3) PICA- DILLY PALISADES 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; SWINGIN’ HIGH 1;GUYS AND DOLLS 2; PAJAMA GAME 3; Debate Club 3; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 3; V. Pres, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; MVP 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; MVP 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Locker Room Chorus, Brass Sextet. LINDA LOU STOOTS FHA 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Camera Club 3. T KATHLEEN LOUISE TANGNEY FHA 1,4. MELINDA MAE TRAUGHBER FHA 1,4; Cardinette 4. 22 V ALICE KATHRYN VARNER 111. State Scholarship 4; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Debate Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; HINTS OF LIFE 4; Prom Committee 3; Summer Music Camp 2;Cardinette 3,4; Editor 4; Lions’ Club Scholarship. W JACK LYLE WARD. JR. SWINGIN’ HIGH I; 111. State Youth Traffic Meeting 3; Track 1,2,3; Football 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2; Band 1,2; Chorus 1; School Record (Shotput). MARLENE KAY WEBER Typing Award. DENNIS FRED WENTWORTH III. State Scholarship; Senior-of-thc-Month; Ralph Schroeder Award; Bausch Lomb Award; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; Pajama Game 3; Traffic Safety 3,4; V. Pres.3; Student Council 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; MVP 4; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Escort for Sweetheart Dance 4; Band 1,2,3,4; State Band 1,2,4. MARY HELEN WENTWORTH Secretary 1,2; SWINGIN’ HIGH l.PAJAMA GAME 3; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; LI’L ABNER 4; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; FT A 3,4; reporter 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Treas, 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Treas, 4; Senior of the Month; Sweetheart Queen 4; Chorus 1,3,4, Sec. 4; Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus Ensemble 3,4; Duet 3; Prom Committee 3; Chorus Accompanist 4. BARBARA JEAN WHITE NANCY WILBUR SANDRA LYN WILLIAMS MICHAEL LYNN WINTERS MARJORIE ANN WRIGHT Treas. 3,4; PICADILLY PALISADES 2; TRIBUTE TO YOUTH 3; CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 4; HINTS OF LIFE; HILLBILLY CHRISTMAS CAROL 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 2; JR. POINT Chairman 3; Sr. Point Chairman 4; Outstanding Athletic 2,3; FHA 2,3,4; reporter 3; Public Relations 4; Traffic Safety Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; Treas, 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3,4; Senior-of- the-Month; Teacher’s Education Scholarship. 23 Michael Haynes Daniel Haynes Dennis Wentworth Valedictorian Salutatorian Bausch Lomb Award National Merit Scholar MVP-Baseball Keith Stock MVP Basketball, Football Outstanding Athlete Richard Risley Michael Winters MVP—Cross Country Charles Halford Memorial Award Margie Wright Outstanding GAA Member Athlete Nancy Pease American Youth Band Paula Cash Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Bridget Rau American Youth Band Patricia Barthelemy Fred Gilman Chorus Award Kathy Varner Lions’ Club Scholarship Terry Howe Lions’ Club Scholarship Bill Brown Lions’ Club Citizenship Award 25 Fred Gilman October 30, 1949-March 16, 1970 The Senior Class and the 1970 Cardinal Staff proudly dedicate this page to the memory of Fred Gilman. All who knew Fred will always remember him with honor, love, and deep respect. While he was a student at W-L he gave us “music with a smile.” He gave his life in Vietnam so that other students would have the freedom to continue giving smiles and music. Let them be worthy of his sacrifice! • J ' .j£ v y y..y.yry sy yy.. ..■■■■ ' . f • • . • 'e - • c e iX VSr : ?® V ' C Y ' !nn� c ,« v .•• s« t r V .■- � V£ ‘, ? „ Q.«rf «'' a V -v. %1 N ei Ve V V «® e ft ®' ,� e ' ° V V'- x - V°e 1 V i w • % :,v r c s - a ' vV V® V , v ® ®' v e1 A 0 v $+ vv v x r • xx ✓ z£' ' vV ✓v ■ P y ' ; ;• o „ ■ i . v ' v y «• y y y y .1 c i . -.o v V % N ft % n ?y ?y ov - ’►' «•' ■ y ® .i y ttf '6. e v®%°+ Q� ® N ►•v V i°‘ V . _V Vv't.-'V o - • ' j .. ' ■ .yv' i-' ✓ v v y y s A y V ®( X® G® CJC®” jO S® X ® � ®v : e 1. V v 0 +x® , ® 28 Learning Standing: Donald Dipper. Merle Wentworth, Sam Edgecombe, and Arden Potter. Seated: Wayne Roberts, Emory Blythe, and Harold Daws. Board of Education Superintendent Mr. Israel Principal Mr. Hickey MRS. ARNOLD: English III. Activities Sponsored: Junior Class. MR. COLE: Mech. Drawing I, Advanced Metal, Industrial Arts II. Activities Sponsored: Junior Class MR. DRUESSEL: Band MRS. EISENBARTH: English IV. Activities Sponsored: Senior Play, Senior Class. 31 MRS. GARBS: Librarian Activities Sponsored: Cardinal MR. HANOVER: Driver’s Education. Activities Sponsored: Librarians’ Club. Traffic Safety. MR. HENDERSHOT: English II, Speech. Activities Spon- MRS. HOBBS: General Math, Algebra I, Algebra II. sored: Debate Club, Sophomore Class. 32 MR. JACOBY: Boys P. E. Activities Sponsored: Lettermen’s Club. MRS. JONES: Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math. MRS. KEMMERER: Home Ec. I, II, III, IV. MR. KRIEG: Driver’s Ed. Activities Sponsored: FHA Activities Sponsored: Traffic Safety. 33 MR. MAIN: English I Activities Sponsored: Freshman Class MISS KOONCE: Girl’s P.E. Activities Sponsored: Cheerleaders, GAA MR. MEANS: Spanish I. II, III MR. METZGER: Mental Hygiene. Problems, Social Studies Activities Sponsored: Camera Club Activities Sponsored: FTA 34 MRS. MITCHELL: Shorthand I,IL Typing, Clerical Prac- tice. Activities Sponsored: Cardinette, Sophomore Class. MRS. MORFORD: American History, World History. MRS. SCANAVINO: Unit II, Vocal Music. Activities Spon- sored: Musical. MR. PENCE: Advanced Wood, Mechanical Drawing II, In- dustrial Arts I and II. Activities Sponsored: Audio-Visual, Junior Class. 35 MR. SMITH: Physical Science, Physics, Chemistry I and II. MR. SNOW: Biology I and II, Cross Country, Activities Sponsored: Sophomore Class. MRS. STILTZ: Guidance. Activities Sponsored: Student Council. MR. WADSWORTH: General Business, Business Machines, Bookkeeping. Activities Sponsored: Senior Class. 36 OFFICE AIDES: Cheryl Holderness, Nancy Pease, Marta Barnes, Connie Gilman. Miss Lister Miss Lister was Student Teacher for the Math dept. She is a student at Illinois State. Miss Lister showed great enthusiasm toward her profession. Best of luck in teaching. Student Teachers pi m Lit TOROS Pi Mrs. Hembrough Mrs. Hembrough was a Student Teach- er for the Spanish dept. She is a student at Illinois State. Mrs. Hembrough reveal- ed interest and grace to our classes. Best wishes for your new career. Cooks and Janitors Standing: Mrs. White, Mrs. Janvrin, Mrs. Hurtt, and Mrs. Harrell. Absent from picture: Mrs. Hackl. Mr. Hurtt Mr. Bratcher 39 Wilberta Gaither. Rosemond Janvrin, Ina Daugherty, Maxine Johnston, Jack Call, Skip Proctor, Flossie Whitacre. Thelma Ward, Dolores Curry, D'Arbra Sloan, Mary Radliff, Norma Hundley, Guy Hathorn, Clark Curry. Bus Drivers 40 Involvement Is . . . SEATED: Diane Binder. Peggy Loveless, Keith Stock, Cheryl Kerschner, Bridget! Rau. STANDING: Mrs. Stilts. Advisor; Mar- shall Hale, Terry Howe, Tim Radliff, Janet Hatfield, Gerald McMillan, John Waddell, Marianne Miller, Lynn Greenleaf, Peggy Warnick, Cindy Kenny, Ross Pyle, Candy McCarthy, Mark Rau, Rosemary Blangsby, Cindy Belts. Student Council OFFICERS: Diane Binder, Treasurer; Peggy Lovelace, Reporter; Keith Stock, Vice President; Cheryl Kershner, Secretary; Bridgett Rau, President. 42 STANDING: Mr. Metzger, Advisor; Dave Ellington, Bob Kelly, Dan Haynes, Mike Winters, Kim Huber. Ralph McQuiggan, Carl Elam. SEATED: Nancy Pease, Barb White, Cheryl Holderness, Margie Wright, Mary Wentworth, Suzanne Southwell, Melanie Wentworth, Susan Ryan, Marta Barnes, Jolene Page, Donna Howe, Maxine Howe, Karen Disbrow, Judd Sloan, Gary Burgett, Terry Howe, Steve Jones, Doug Neibhur, John Gilman, Sheila Bankson, Peggy Lovelace, and Sandy Burge. F.T.A. Officers: Vice-President; Terry Howe Secretary; Barb White Treasurer; Margie Wright Reporter; Mary Wentworth President; Sheila Bankson Parliamentarian; Dave Elling- ton 43 Cardinal SEATED: Connie Gilman. Chuck Cox. STANDING: Mandie Knobeloch, Judy Wickline. Linda Knobeloch, Mrs. Garbs, Larry Cunningham, Van Walters, Mark Greene, Gary Burgett, Candy McCarthy, Sheila Bankson, Suzanne Southwell. Apprentice Editors Co-Editors SEATED: Chuck Cox, Connie Gilman. STANDING: Linda Knobeloch. Sheila Bank- son. 44 Judy Wickline, Mardie Knobeloch. SEATED: Cindy Kenny, Kathy Varner. STANDING: Suzanne Southwell, Malinda Traughber, Mardie Knobeloch, Adrian Packer, Ina Tackett, Debra Trump, Judy Wickline, Mike Ater, Mrs. Mitchell. Car dinette Co-Editors Kathy Varner and Cindy Kenny 45 OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Theresa Catlin, Reporter, Debbie Cooper, Student Council, Ed Rau, President, Kathy Varn- er, Vice President, Karen Disbrow. SEATED: Ed Rau, Brenda Anderson, Robin Duke, Theresa Catlin, Kathy Varner, Debbie Cooper, Diane Trimmer, Karen Disbrow, Cindy Beltz, Peggy Loveless, Jeff Black. STANDING: Mr. Hendershot and Judd Sloan. Debate Club 46 Officers: Vice-president, Linda Knobeloch, Reporter, Patty Gasaway, President, Glenna Barnes, Secretary-treasurer, Sharon Wentworth. Library Club BACK ROW: Mrs. Garbs, Linda Knobeloch,Sharon Wentworth, Stephanie Walters,Cathy Mears, Randy Sloan,Cathy Lofland, Jeff Black, Allen Bowman, Sheila Bankson, Karen Huber. Patty Gasaway, Rita Roberts, Judy Holcomb, Glenna Barnes, Tom Means, Duane Stovall, Leslie Blain. Absent from picture: Mardie Knobeloch, Cindy Malone, Ronda Stiles. 47 Camera Club Officers: Vice-President, Marshall Hale, President, Van Walters, Treasurer, Debbie Trump, Sec- retary, Adrian Packer. BACK ROW: Mr. Means, Ed Rau. Henry Yuetten, Dwane Salmon, Raymond Alsup, Charles Maschoff. SECOND ROW: Adrian Packer, Karen Huber, Debbie Trump, Ed Lawerence, Marshall Hale, Tom Stoots, Dennis Holman, Bob Albert, Van Walters, Tim Naab, Brent Anderson, Barry Lynch. SEATED: Billy Barnes, Gary Wood, Dan Trimmer, Martin White, Randy Troxell, David Spiker, Marty Logan. Traffic Safety FRONT ROW: MR. HANOVER. ADVISOR; Jack Ward, Candy McCarthy, Jeff Black, Ken Hackney, Karen Disbrow, Maxine Howe, Debbie Roper. SECOND ROW: Linda Knobeloch, Bob Kelly, Bill Brown, Mark Roberts, Mike Jones, Marta Barnes.Cheryl Holdernessjerry Howe, Susan Ryan. THIRD ROW: Tom Stoots. Larry Cunningham. Dave Ellington, Jolene Page, Kathy Reynolds, Donna Howe, Diane Binder, Gerald McMillan. FOURTH ROW: Harold McMillan, Mark Greene, Chuck Binkley, Carl Elam, Gary Burgett, Dave Brown, Debbie Bourne, Jean Over, Ethel May Barnhart, Sheila Bankson. FIFTH ROW: Connie Gilman, Dennis Wentworth, Margie Wright. Officers OFFICERS: Bill Brown, Vice President; Marta Barnes, Treasurer; Diane Binder, Reporter; Susan Ryan, Secretary; Gary Burgett, President. 49 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Scanavino, Director; Karen Disbrow, Melody Jones, Marge Lofland, Sandy Burge, Nancy Disbrow, Beth Nansen, Debbie Roper, Robin Duke, Donna DiPasquale. SECOND ROW; Rhonda Stiles, Tootie Holmes, Brenda Earl, Maxine Howe, Ina Tackett, Twyla Tackett, Cathy Lofland, Rosemary Blanksby, Sherry Pentecost. THIRD ROW: Gloria Zimmerman, Theresa Catlin, Winnie Stilts, Karen Huber, Brenda Deal. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Fox, Mardie Knobeloch, Marianne Major, Cheryl Missavage, Mark Rau, Howard Loveless, Don Lowe, Debbie Booth, Victoria Lowe, Marge Hilde- brand, Peggy Loveless. FIFTH ROW: Leslie Blain, Allen Bowman, Dave Anderson, Larry Marshall, Jeff Black, Bob Moody. Accompanists: Brad Heft, and Mary Went- worth. Chorus 50 Officers: Sandy Burge, President; Candy Zinn, Vice-President; Dave Ander- son, Treasurer; Mark Rau, Student Council; Mary Wentworth, Secretary; Cindy Janvirn, Reporter. Girls’ Double Ensemble Boys’ Trio Girls’ Trio Girls’ Quartet Boys’ Quartet Soloists FRONT ROW: Judy Gardner, Patty Binder, Cheryl Kerschner, Barb White, Susan Ryan, Marge Wright, Ethel Mae Barnhart, Diane Binder, Anita Stock. SECOND ROW: Debbie Rhodes, Vicki McQuality, Diane Rhodes, Debbie Cooper, Mitzi Stogsdill. Cathy Reynolds, Susanne Southwell, Mary Wentworth, Stephanie Walters, Rhonda Barnes, Janet Hatfield, Judy Miller. THIRD ROW: Sheila Bankson, Nancy Pease, Cheryl Holderness, Marta Barnes, Peggy Warnick, Jolene Page, Jean Over, Mari- anne Miller, Leslie Barnes, Glenna Barnes, Diane Edgecombe, Cathy Spaugh, Cindy Malone, Roseann Binkley, Debbie Boyer. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Blanksby, Jean Tackett, Doris Lynch, Linda Stiles, Debra Roper, Brenda Deal, Judy Wickline, Rolonda Hackel, Theresa Catlin, Debbie Trump, Janet Buckles, Cyndy Eubanks, Debbie Castell, Susan Halford, Debbie Bill- man. FIFTH ROW: Marsha Lowe, Nancy Goretzke, Debra Holderness, Lynn Anderson, Wilma Marshall, Doris Armstrong, Laurie Daut, Carol Ryan, Donna Howe, Gloria Dodd, Debbie Frakes, Lynn Greenleaf, Jane Keller, Karen Huber, Marianne Major. LAST ROW: Mary Buth, Cindy Wilson, Nancy Winters, Shevan Holmes, Cindy Janvrin, Rhonda Stiles, Sherrye Hall, Penny Brown, Melanie Wentworth, Sharon Wentworth, Faye Blakeman, Patti Spaugh, Carol Dipper, Barb Crabtree, Winnie Stilts, Donna DiPasquale. G.A.A. 52 OFFICERS: Ethel Barnhart, Jr. Pts. Chairman, Diane Binder, Secretary, Susan Ryan, Vice-president, Cheryl Ker- schner, President, Barb White, Treasurer, Margie Wright, Sr. Pts. Chairman, Patty Binder, Reporter, and Judy Gardner, Sports Editor. Lettermen Mike Winters, Bob Kelly, David Ellington, Mike Ater, Dennis Wentworth, Keith Stock, Randy Howe, and Mark Roberts. SEC- OND ROW: John Beal, Gary Burgett, Carl Elam, Jim Bourne, Ralph McQuiggan. Doug Neibuhr, David Brown. Terry Howe, and Terry Hundley. THIRD ROW: Tom Stoots, Richard Risley, Larry Marshall, Steve Jones, Chuck Binkley, John Blakeman, Curtis Wickline, Wes Hirst. Kim Huber, and Vernon Walker. FOURTH ROW: Harold McMillan. Danny Krall. Judd Sloan, Bill Brown, Paul Earl, Kent Atwood, and Gerald McMillan. Officers 53 Officers: Bill Brown, Vice-President; John Blakeman, Parliamentarian; Gary Burgett, Secretary-Treasurer; Doug Neibuhr, Presi- dent. FHA FIRST ROW: Cheryl Kershner, Barb White, Margie Wright, Donna Howe, Cindy Malone, Connie Gilman. SECOND ROW: Patty Gasaway. Gloria Dodd, Nancy Winters, Laurie Daut, Leslie Barnes, Stephanie Walters, Cheryl Missavage. THIRD ROW: Rita Roberts, Rhonda Barnes, Glenna Barnes, Cathy Spaugh, Roseann Binkley, Vicki McQuality, Mary Both, Penny Brown, Carol Dipper. FOURTH ROW: Anita Stock, Nancy Disbrow, Alice Bird, Phyllis Cash, Nancy Marshall, Cindy Wilson, Nancy Goretzke, Wilma Marshall, Susanne Southwell, Kathy Varner, Peggy Warnick, Ralonda Hackl, Melanie Wentworth. FIFTH ROW: Tootie Holmes, Marta Barnes, Rosemary Blanksby, Cheryl Holdemess, Diane Rhodes, Maxine Howe, Janet Hatfield, Patty Spaugh, Diane Edgecomb, Paula Cash, Melinda Traughber. Kathy Naab, Debbie Row, Diane Stovall, Judy Holman, Kathy Marks, Barbara Mcyerholz, Susan Ryan, Ethel Barnhart, Diane Binder, Kathy Tangney, Sandy Williams, Mrs. Kemmerer, Advisor. SIXTH ROW: Alicia Munsterman, Peggy Loveless. Diane Campbell, Debbie Boyer, Cathy Deal, Doris Lynch, Pam Ransdale, Fay Blakeman, Debbie Holdemess. Officers: Melanie Wentworth, Recreation Chairman, Janet Hatfield, Public Relations, Margie Wright, Public Re- lations, Patty Spaugh, Recreation Chairman, Carol Ryan, Freshman Rep., Donna Howe, Hostess, Susan Ryan, Vice Pres. Marta Barnes, President, Gloria Dodd, Secretary, Mary Wentworth, Treasurer, Diane Edgecomb, Junior Leader. 54 Drum Major Dennis Wentworth and Majorettes Cheryl Kerschner, Theresa Catlin. Flutes: Bridget Rau. Kathy Varner, Debra Bourne, Sherry Penticost, Suzanne Southwell, Judy Denney. Debra Boyer. Danny Krall, Cindy Kenney, Susan Ryan. Clarinets: Barb Crabtree. Mary Wentworth, Patty Barthelemy, Jayne Keller. C heryl Kersh- ner, Beth Nansen, Jetty Tate. French Horns: Theresa Catlin, John Beal. Alto Clarinets: Nancy Winters. Bass Clarinets: Cindy Eubanks, Doug Neibuhr. Saxophones: Tim Radliff. Judy Gardner. Ed Lawrence. John Blakeman. Larry Cunningham. Sec- ond Clarinets: Carl Krall, Ethel Mae Barnhart. Janet Hatfield. Ralonda Hackl. Melanie Wentworth, Phillip Gillen, Diane Edge- combe. Baritone Saxophones: Greg Peters, Duane Lawrence. Contra-Bass Clarinet: Nancy Pease. Tenor Saxophone: Carol Concert 56 Ryan, Dave Brown, Cindy Wilson, Dave Bishop. Curtis Wickline. Debbie Rhodes. Third Clarinets: Sue Fornwalt. Pam Varner, Diane Rhodes. Penny Brown. Patty Spaugh. Mark Coburn. Trumpets: Mike Donahower, Jean Over. Tina Janvrin. Mike Car- rick, Mark Roberts, David Horn, Bob Letterly, Debbie Row. Baritones: Charles Sibthorp, Mike Fryman, Dan Haynes, Mr. Druessel, director. String Bass: Mike Haynes. Trombones: Mike Ater, Jud Sloan, Dave Kemmerer, Harold McMillan, Keith Stock. Percussion: Randy Johner, Morris Smith, Verl Row, Ed Ray, Gerald McMillan. Band Clarinet Quartet: Barb Crabtree, Jayne Keller, Nancy Trombone Trio: Harold McMillan, Keith Stock, and David Winters, and Cindy Eubanks. Kemmerer. Soloists: Ed Rau. Debbie Bourne, Bridget Rau, Mike Brass Sextet: Mike Donahower, Dennis Wentworth, John Beal, Haynes, Dan Haynes, Susan Ryan, Kathy Varner, and Mike Haynes, Dan Haynes, and Keith Stock. Ed Lawrence. 58 Aetion Senior Bill Brown Football Bob Kelly Football Baseball Track Lettermen RANDY HOWE No Football Picture GERALD McMILLAN Basketball DENNIS WENTWORTH Cross country. Basketball, Baseball HAROLD McMILLAN Basketball MARK ROBERTS Football, Baseball Basketball KEITH STOCK Football, Basketball, Baseball RICHARD RISLEY Track, Cross country JACK WARD Football MIKE WINTERS Football, Basketball, Track 61 c A P T A I N S Football Baseball Keith Stock and Mike Winters Dennis Wentworth and Keith Stock Cross Country Basketball Track Dennis Wentworth Keith Stock Mike Winters Football 1969 Warrensburg 19 Cerro Gordo 12 Warrensburg 26 Argenta 6 Warrensburg 63 Tremont 6 Warrensburg 12 Westville 0 Warrensburg 6 Macon 0 Warrensburg 19 St. Teresa 19 Warrensburg 25 Mt. Zion 14 Warrensburg 26 Lakeview 0 Warrensburg 35 Maroa 6 63 Varsity FRONT ROW: Mike Ater, manager: Ralph McQuiggan, Paul Earl, Kim Huber, Doug Neibuhr, Curtis Wickline, John Gilman, Gary Burgett, Mark Roberts, Mike Hise, Wayne Hirst, Judd Sloan, manager. BACK ROW: Coach Jacoby, Bill Brown, Trainer; Mike Winters, Steve Jones, Jack Ward, Bob Kelly, John Blakeman, Wes Hirst, Keith Stock, Randy Howe, Larry Marshall, Dave Ellington, Carl Elam, Kent Atwood, Dave Brown, Ron Kopp, Danny Lynch, Jim Bourne, John Beal, manager; Coach Wadsworth. 64 Junior Varsity FRONT ROW: Joe Hammel, Dennis Parks, Duane Stovall, Galan Fisher. Ron Kopp, Dirk Kramer, Bob Moody, Wayne Hirst, Greg McBride. BACK ROW: Coach Cole, Marshall Hale, manager: Ron Golladay, Mike Fulk, Russ Daws, Dennis Holman, Bob Letterly, Danny Lynch, Jim Bourne, Alvie Ginder, John Waddell, Gerald Tate. FRONT ROW: David Bishop, Doug Hirst, Mike Russell, Kevin Janvrin, Gary Hall, Scott Brown, Roy Mosser, Art Bowman. BACK ROW: Coach Cole, David Hughes, Chris Miller, Terry Westen, Ed Salmons, John Waddell, Alvie Ginder, Stan Roberts. John Sloan, manager. Freshmen Cross Country FRONT ROW: Mike Zimmerman, Bob Litts, Danny Krall, Randy Troxell, Tim Radliff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Snow, Coach; Tom Stoots, Allen Bowman, Dennis Wentworth, Gerald McMillan, Terry Hundley, Jim McKenzie. Cross-Country Scores 1969 Monticello IS Warrensburg 50 Mt. Zion 19 Warrensburg 49 Macon 74 Niantic 26 Warrensburg 39 Cerro-Gordo 68 Niantic 20 Warrensburg 35 Argenta 24 Clinton 41 Warrensburg 76 Lakeview 26 Mt. Zion 31 Warrensburg 63 Argenta 16 Warrensburg 41 Mt. Zion 29 Lakeview 41 Argenta 53 Warrensburg 93 Macon 26 Warrensburg 30 Warrensburg 27 Taylorville 43 Warrensburg 27 Macon 30 66 Basketball 1969-1970 WL 59 . . . Peoria Woodruff 78 WL 53 . . . Shelby ville 59 WL 64 . .. Normal U. High 65 WL 65 . . . Deland 66 WL 57 . . . Champaign Centennial 77 WL 42 . . . Blue Mound 49 WL 68 . . . St. Teresa 65 WL 55 . .. Argenta 51 WL 67 . . . Mt. Zion 64 WL 70 .. . . Niantic 72 WL 61 . . . Maroa 59 WL 71 . . . Raymond 67 WL 60 . .. Lakeview 71 WL 70 . . . Macon 58 WL 64 . . . Argenta 67 WL 62 . . .. Lakeview 73 WL 71 .. . . Atwood 59 WL 70 . , . . Maroa 49 WL 73 . , .. Stonington 75 WL 58 . , . . Mt. Pulaski 66 WL 55 . . . . Maroa 59 WL 57 . . . . MacArthur 65 WL 64 . . . . Mt. Zion 78 67 V arsity FRONT: Mark Roberts, manager; Larry Marshall, Dave Brown, Terry Hundley, Gerald McMillan, Harold McMillan, manager. BACK: Coach Jacoby, Doug Neibuhr, John Blakeman, Dennis Wentworth, Keith Stock, and Mike Winters. Missing: John Gilman and Russel Daws. 68 Junior Varsity Danny Lynch, Greg Ross. Roy Mosser, Dirk Kramer, Chris Janvrin. Mike Fulk, Joe Hammel, Russel Daws, Dennis Holman, Greg Burgett, Alvie Cinder, Marshall Hale, and Coach Wadsworth. Freshmen FRONT: Stan Roberts, manager; Mike Russell, Tim Radliff, Gary Hall, Kevin Janvrin, Randy Troxell. David Bishop, and Richard Sayers, manager. BACK: Coach Metzger, Roy Mosser. David Hughes, Paul Young, John Wad- dell, Alvie Cinder, Terry Westen, and Danny Krall. 69 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Susan Halford. Jayne Keller. Marianne Miller, Janet Buckles Track 1970 W-L 77 Blue Mount 67 Elkhart 14 W-L 65 Blue Mound 63 Moweaqua 31 W-L 41 Lake view 88 V4 Clinton 29 W-L 69 Clinton 62 Mt. Pulaski 27 W-L 43 Macon 79 Argenta 43 W-L 45 Mt. Zion 82 County—4th W-L 56 Lovington 78 Maroa 29 W-L 71 Cerro Gordo 56 Cenois—3rd W-L 42 V4 St. Teresa 36V4 Elkhart 0 72 Martin White, mgr., Loren Mahan, nrgr., Dave Ellington. Vernon Walker, Danny Krall, Richard Sayers, Duane Salmons, Dale Whiteside, Tom Stoots, Bob Litts, Steve Jones, Mike Fryman, Ralph McQuiggan, Scott Brown, Mike Winters, Gary Hall. Bob Kelly, Bob Moody, Jim Bourne, Richard Risley, Alan Miller, Mr. Snow, coach. New School Records Danny Krall Mike Winters Steve Jones 2 mile 10:59 440 54.7 Bjump 21 '6% 73 Baseball 1970 W-L 0 Mt. Zion 13 W-L 2 Eisenhower 6 W-L 6 Bloomington 10 W-L 4 Lakeview 15 W-L 4 St. Teresa 12 W-L 7 Blue Mound 5 W-L 0 Lincoln 2 W-L 8 Argenta 1 W-L 2 MacArthur 2 W-L 2 St. Teresa 0 W-L 6 Mt. Zion 7 W-L 1 Macon 6 W-L 3 Lakeview 4 W-L 0 Elkhart 10 W-L 2 Argenta 1 W-L 1 Mt. Pulaski 9 W-L 6 Macon 3 W-L 9 Niantic 0 W-L 8 Argenta 4 W-L 1 Clinton 6 Kim Huber, Roy Mosser, Mark McBride, Curt Wickline, Bob Kelly, Kevin Janvrin, Russel Daws, Doug Neibuhr, Dennis Went- worth, Mike Zimmerman, John Blakeman, Stan Roberts, Tim Radliff, Keith Stock, Dirk Kramer, Dave Brown, Mark Roberts, Terry Hundley, Judd Sloan, Mr. Wadsworth, coach. Baseball 1970 75 Warrensburg-Latham Wins League Opener Prep Cross Country AT WARRENSBURG Mount Zion 19, Warren9burg Latham 49, Macon 74 1. Jesek (MZ). 13:45 min., 2 Mitchell (MZ); . Allen (MZ): 4 Baber (MZ); 5. Davis (MZ) r01Z..rr� i 1 o aaiitcoI Waitensburg Rally Tops Cerro Gordo Warrensburg-Latham Plays Third Straight Road Came 76 Excitement Is . . . 1969 Homecoming Queen Glenna Barnes Rosemary Blanksby Honorary Attendant A.F.S. Glenna Barnes Queen Margie Wright Senior Attendant 1968 Homecoming Queen, Connie Staley crowns new Queen, Glenna Barnes. ft 1 Court Leslie Barnes, Junior Attendant Rhonda Barnes, Sophomore Attendant Laurie Daut, Freshman Attendant Rosemary Blanksby, Honorary Attendant A.F.S. Margie Wright, Senior Attendant Glenna Barnes, 1969 Homecoming Queen Connie Staley, 1968 Homcoming Queen Homecoming “69 Homecoming 1969 began with a Snake Dance on Thursday night Oct. 2. After the cheerleaders led the fans in some spirited cheers, the students had a dance on the football field. On the following night, Friday Oct. 3, the VVarrensburg Cardinals led a victorious game against Westville with the final score at 12-0. This victory for the Cardinals bolstered their overall record to 4-0. At halftime, W-L band played, and Glenna Barnes was crowned while the decorated cars of the clubs and classes circled the field. The Homecoming Dance, “Those Were the Days,” followed the game in the cafeteria. A sidewalk cafe provided hungry fans with ice cream, candy, root beer, and pizza. The Home-Ec room was decorated for the alumni. Music was by the Misty Men. 79 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Mrs. Gilbreth Mr. Gilbreth . Ernestine Frank......... Jackie........ Dan........... Bill.......... Fred.......... Anne.......... Lillian....... Martha........ Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton . . . Joe Scales . . . Miss Brill . . . . Larry.......... ......Sandy Burge ........Dan Haynes . . .Peggy Lovelace Dennis Wentworth . . . .Mark Roberts .... Mark Greene .... Mike Winters ........Bob Kelly .... Kathy Varner . .Mary Wentworth . .Candy McCarthy Rosemary Blanksby .... Mike Haynes . . Harold McMillan ......Bridget Rau ......Mike Jones Director............................................Mrs. Eisenbarth Student Director..................................Cheryl Holderness Asst. Dir................................Mr. Hendershot After teaching for more than twenty years at Warrensburg-Latham, Mr. Hanover retired after the first semester of this school year. Along with his wife, Mr. Hanover has moved to Florida for some fishing and relaxation. On behalf of the students and faculty of W-L, the 1970 Cardinal Staff extends its best wishes to our friends, the Hanovers. 82 Twirp Court Last Years Prince-Gerald McMillan Prince—Harold McMillan Senior Attendant-Terry Howe Junior Attendant—John Gillman Sophomore-Duanc Stovall Freshman-Kevin Janvrin 83 “Take Your Medicine” May 1, 1970, 7:30 p.m. Jr. Class Play Henry K. Dodson . . . Angela Warren....... Dr. Bill Jackson .... Miss Holt........... Patricia Pryor...... Dorothy Carleton. . . Charlotte Nelson . . . Jack Benson ........ Jonathan Puckett. . . Miss Cordelia Puckett Miss Dovie Finkledink Dodie Blake......... Woman............... Little Girl......... Hoffendyke.......... Dave Kemmerer . . . . Jean Over . . . Dave Brown . Peggy Warnick . Janet Hatfield . Theresa Catlin . Karen Disbrow . . . . Mike Ater . .Randy Johner . . Diane Binder . Ethel Barnhart . . Donna Howe . Debbie Bourne . . . Candy Zinn John GreanLeaf 84 Wow! Leave it to young Bill Jackson to get himself into a terrible jam. But can you blame him for not correcting a wrong impression when fifty thousand dollars are at stake? You see . . . Bill is a Doctor of Philosophy and a college professor, which means he really can be called “Doctor” all right. But his fiance, Angela, has a wealthy cranky uncle who likes medical doctors but is strongly prejudiced against professors. So when Angela brings Bill to meet Uncle Henry at the hospital and introduces him as Dr. Jackson, Uncle Henry thinks he is a surgeon . . . and no one corrects him because he promises to give Angela and Bill $50,000 for the first life Bill saves. And that really starts something ... for the regular hospital doctor has to leave town suddenly, and Bill is called upon to help in several humorous emergencies. First, it’s a chicken bone a patient swallows. Bill extracts it with sugar tongs. One laughable situation follows another in quick order until the worst of all happens—a patient suddenly develops appendicitis!!Bill, much against his will, is rushed out to the operating room to don mask, rubber gloves and uniform, and then . . . but to tell more would be to give away some of the fastmoving, rib-splitting fun. 85 Spring Band Concert $e ec non pto«n 'jBsaV- jConc )M tS o Sp� «''io' ' oW� � • TiutBP� ' O.dicoto'T O FeslW� ( YeUo-� '0 ' « Po.o. P«’s John „ HHttlo� CUiton Moctav )ot n KU� ow Foi'' A txo« ,dre Goi'n'on’ Symp''0 ' ,nu« ■ „e,.T. S0’°'“ Hay W'Ke ia K� W CCOB'P®’ •■f|K 8 « F C :.. C — :%2 c Ml. N� HSBV G-U ‘ WG« SCHOOL 6 0 So.OpSo. o.-one;::; •«StfEW K.« S'° p ono N.ocy ?•“ ' rVooB— Ssgr ju M S'0 OlUlB MO� '®5”'1 ' ot th« 0°n F ocV t ’ 0' iol Bob' MB” ion f tons • HocDe B°’ . ocntB� S'®'® ' '' VJ. so 5Mn •What r , Han” Don Flach Award Mike Donahower 86 Stage Band at Work Li’l Abner—April 3, 1970 88 Cast of Characters Romeo Scragg-Harold McMillan Clem Scraggy Gerald McMillan Alt' Scragg Mark Rau Moonbeam McSwine-Mary Jo Fox Marryin' Sant Dan Haynes Earthquake McGoon—Tom Heft Daisy Mae—Candy Zinn Pappy Yokum—Les Blain Mammy Yokum-Sheila Bankson Abner-David Anderson Mayor Dawgmeat—LarryMarshall Scarlett Winnie Stilts Senator Jack S. Phogbound-Jeff Black Dr. Fassmussen T. Finsdale- Brad Heft Government Wontan-Mary Wentworth Available Jones-Bob Moody Stupifyin’ Jones-Cheryl Missavage General Bullmoose-Mike Haynes Secretaries-Sherry Pentecost, Patty Barthelemy. Judy Denny, Marienne Major Appasionata Von Climax-Sandy Burge Evil Eye Fleegle—Howard Loveless Dr. Smithborn-Cindy Janvrin Dr. Krogmeyer-Cathy Marks Dr. Schleifitz-Peggy Loveless Wives-Tootie Holmes, Karen Huber, Theresa Catlin, Debbie Booth, Karen Disbrow. Craighton-Deirdre Covey Waitresses-Marty Knobeloch, Melody Jones, Wilda LeMasters, Marge Lofland Dogpatchers-Chorus Music Director—Mrs. Rita Scanavino Student Director—Cathy Mears Ass’t Student Director—Beth Nansen Prompter—Marge Hildebrand Drama Director—Mr. Harry Hendershot Abner and Daisy 89 Queen-Mary Wentworth Escort-Dave Ellington F.H.A. Sweetheart Dance “Under the Sweetheart Tree” � “A Time For Us” May 2, 1970 Program Invocation Master of Ceremonies Welcome Response Musical Selection Senior Class Prophecy John Gillman Darrell Spiker Doug Neibuhr Mike Winters Candy Zinn Janet Hatfield Menu Roast Top Sirloin of Choice Aged Beef AuJus Potatoes Au Gratin Buttered Mixed Vegetables Dinner Rolls Tossed Salad, Choice of Dressing Sherbet 92 Coffee, Tea, Milk Music by The Atheys Prom Photos by Wiley Photo Service 93 _________________________________________________ Michael Haynes Valedictorian Daniel Haynes Salutatorian Commencement June 3, 1970 Peggy Loveless Honor Student Patricia Barthelemy Soloist Frustration Melanie Wentworth,Treasurer; Derrall Spiker,Vice President; Doug Neibuhr, President; Ethel May Barnhart, Secretary; Jolene Page, Reporter. Class of 1971 Kent Atwood Leslie Barnes Ethel Barnhart John Beal ■ Brenda Anderson David Anderson Richard Anderson Mike Ater Debbie Booth Debbie Bourne David Brown Bob Burgett -o Cindy Beltz Diane Binder Les Blain John Blakeman Theresa Catlin Jan Curry Judy Denney Karen Disbrow 99 Randy Johner Melody Jones Dave Kenunerer Cindy Kenney Mardie Knobeloch Wilda LeMaster Janet Lofland Margie Lofland Ralph McQuiggan Bob Miller Doug Neibuhr Patt Nicholas _ . t Larry Logan Cindy Malone Larry Marshall Eddy McQueen Jean Over Jolene Page Steve Radliff Kathy Reynolds 101 Debbie Roper Verl Row Steve Ruberg Judd Sloan Cathy Spaugh Derrell Spiker Georgia Suzewitz lna Tackett Bob Tangney Peggy Warnick Melanie Wentworth Chasetta Westbrook Diane White Curtis Wickline Linda Stiles Gloria Zimmerman Junior Autographs 103 Class of 1972 104 Jeff Black, Reporter; Ron Kopp, Secretary; Joe Hammel, Treasurer; Rhonda Barnes, Vice President; Patty Spaugh, President. Rhonda Barnes Barry Belton Debra Billman Patty Binder Bob Albert Jeff Alsup Doris Armstrong Brenda Atchison Barb Crabtree Stan Curry Russel Daws Gloria Dodd Lynn Greenleaf Rolanda Hackel Ken Hackney Marshall Hale Jane Keller Ronnie Kopp Carl Krall Dirk Kramer Dennis Holman Judy Holman David Huddleston Chris Janvrin Marianne Major Larry Maschoff Judy Miller Marianne Miller Vicki O'Dell Steve Overheul Adrian Packer Ed Rau Rita Roberts Greg Ross Ed Salmons Patti Spaugh Diane Stovall Duane Stovall Jetty Tate Diane Trimmer Winnie Stilts Anita Stock Mitzi Stogsdill Tom Stoots Laurie Daut, President; Carol Dipper, Reporter; Steph Walters, Secretary; Roy Mosser, Treasurer; Kevin Janvrin, Vice Presi- dent. Class of 1973 no Brent Anderson Lynn Anderson Bill Baker Kim Bankson Arthur Bowman Scott Brown Penny Brown Mary Buth Donna DiPasquale Nancy Disbrow Robin Duke Mike Durbin ill Sherrye Hall Don Hansen Brian Haynes Brad Heft David Horn Karen Huber Mike Hudson David Hughes Wilma Marshall Loren Mahan Kathy Marks Charles Maschoff 113 Dan Trimmer Randy Troxell Pam Varner John Waddell Martin White Stephanie Walters Sharon Wentworth Terry Westen Dale Whiteside Mike Williams Cindy Wilson Nancy Winters Brad Heft Mike Hudson Danny Krall Darrell Womack Gary Wood Bruce Yoakum Mike Zimmerman Phyllis Cash Freshman Autographs 116 Love Compliments of Lincolnshire Apartments 572 S. Church Telephone 423-6945 Decatur, III. 118 RECORD SHOP HiFi and Stereo Sets New Records—Albums Juke Box Records Expert Repair Service James A. Wagner, Prop 861 N. Water St. Decatur, III. 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C. and Son Latham Illinois 126 127 Class of 1970 Town and Country Builders Tom Havener owner Complete Building and Planning Needs Mt. Pulaski 792-3291 129 CO., INC. “Service is our number one product” TROWBRIDGE FARM SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Wholesale Distributors: Liquid Bulk Fertilizers Anhydrous Aqua Ammonia Grain Rock Aggregates Latham, Illinois Macon Hybrids Inc. Ready to Serve You in Our 35th Year 4450 W. Main 423-3466 130 Bishop Plant Food Inc. Latham, Illinois Nitrogen Products P.C. Manufactured Fertilizer No - Pac Spreader Service Custom Spraying 131 Craft Supplies CLYDE WHEELER HAROLD CHALCRAFT WARRENSBURG, ILLINOIS 672-3594 MCMANUS FLORISTS C W Implement Inc. Industrial and Agricultural Equip. 33obrrt 05. Barnes 1106 West Pershing Road EUctric Residential—Commercial Farm Wiring 24 Hour Service 1579 W. Riedel Ave. Decatur Illinois Courtesy of zM? YORK . RADIO 590 N. Broadway Decatur, Illinois Compliments of Latham Lumber Complete Line Building Materials Hooker Paints—1000 colors Storm Windows—Doors—Screens Roofing Materials—Insulation Latham 674-5351 James F. Stiles Compliments of Anhydrous Application Corn Shelling Chisel Plowing Plowing WINTER'S CAFE Hauling Ph. 674-5951 Latham, III. 133 Jl Bales Service Automobile, Tractor, • Tune Up Generator, Starter Wheel Balancing Motor Oils—Lubrication Brake Service BEAR HYBRID CORN CO., Inc. P. O. BOX 628 DECATUR, ILLINOIS 6 252 5 Day Phone 672-3713 SEE and you will plant On Route 121 Spur Warrensburg Illinois the power performance from Bear Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry IT’S TOLLY’S China—Crystal MARKET inc. Linens—Lamps -FOR- “Better Foods yr I Perfume—Handbags Priced Right J In Decatur “All Post’s Diamonds Are ‘Registered’ For Your Protection” 1355 North Route 48 f (Colonial Mall) i 2901 North Main J (Northland Shopping i Sterling—Silver Plate Center) , 2280 E. William H. Post Sons (Pines Shopping Center) In Springfield Y 709 West Jefferson 1 1 Prairie at Merchant Decatur Illinois Tolly’s Where You Are 1 1 Among Friends! I J 98 Years of Faithful Service 134 w Rawlings Converse Voit MT. PULASKI FOOD FREEZER SERVICE CUSTOM SLAUGHTER PROCESSING FREEZING WHOLESALE MEATS BLACK’S SPORTING GOODS 340 North Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 Phone MT. PULASKI, 792-5419 ILLINOIS Trophies for all sporting events Business: 429-5376 NEAL TIRE SERVICE 2150 No. Oakland Decatur, III. Ph. 877-1282 Front End Alignment—Brake Service Complete Farm Service Dayton and Multimile Tires Jletms Jfloor (Cohering i§ leep fjop DOWNSTATE'S LARGEST DISPLAY OF QUALITY CARPETS. LINOLEUM. CERAMICS ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF BEDDING • Bigelow • Cabin Craft • lee • Armstrong • Ruberoid 877-5590 SAMPLES BROUGHT TO YOUR HOME 2101 NORTH MAIN 135 Congratulations Class of 1970 Compliments of Easy going that’s what Drive-in banking is. SWARTZ-RESTAURANT NORTHTOWN BANK 200 N. 22nd. 333 E. Pershing Rd. Phone 877-6000 Decatur, Illinois Decatur, Illinois 428-5991 Compliments of PLAY MOR LANES Compliments of Jim Kelly Ph. 428-2222 2121 N. 22nd St. Sherman Import Motors Inc. Decatur Illinois 2190 E. Pershing Road Decatur, III. Pi — 877-4711 Authorized Volkswagen Dealer McQuillan inc. John’s Sales and Service Complete Line of Implements Northtown Gulf Service Phone 792-5310 Mt. Pulaski, III. III. Rt. 121 Phone 792-5468 Mt. Pulaski, III. 62548 Complete Car Care Specialists John W. Hogan Your L.P. Gas Specialists Bottled and Bulk Stock Tank Heaters Water Heaters Circulating Heaters Flame Cultivation The Eldorado Bowl Macon County Skelgas Serv. Decatur’s Full Center Highway 121 Warrensburg, III. Ph. Decatur 422-1213 Warr. 672-3241 Bowling Center � 37 Ceramic Floor Tile Linoleum WHITTINGTON 66 SERVICE Rt. 36 and Memorial Park Rd. Harristown, Illinois BLAKEMAN’S TILING FLOOR WALL COVERING, INSTALLATION Ph. 963-2260 Allen Blakeman 674-3437 Box 78 Latham, III. H. NOTTLEMANN AND SON Compliments of Lumber Builders’ Hardware J. M. Shingles—Storm Doors Windows MC QUIGGAN’S DAIRY LANE Phone 672-3613 Warrensburg Illinois 2905 N. Oakland Decatur, III. LEHN’S CAFE Best Food In Town Across From The High School Warrensburg Illinois Compliments of ROBERT N. HAMM D.D.S. Mount Pulaski Illinois One Hour Martinizing “THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING” COOPER COMPANY REALTORS 157 South Water Decatur, III. 2474 N. Main (Ph. 877-2360) Decatur, Illinois 62526 138 Compliments of NIANTIC OIL COMPANY Compliments of Distributors of BLAIN’S BEAUTY SHOP Phillips 66 Petroleum Products Niantic, Illinois Warrensburg, Illinois Compliments of H S- S TOOL AND DIE CO. STATE BANK Tools Dies Jigs Fixtures OF J. W. Bill Smith, Owner NIANTIC Niantic, Illinois Phone 672-3622 P.0. Box 188 Warrensburg Illinois GOOD’S FINE FURNITURE Compliments of 237 N. Main Decatur, Illinois DR. SAM HOLTZMAN Phone 429-2441 Warrensburg, Illinois Compliments of DECATUR AUTOMATIC CO. SUPERIOR CLEANERS Multiple and Single Spindle Screw Machine Products 1601 North Oakland Decatur, Illinois Telephone 3631 Phone 428-1613 Warrensburg, Illinois 139 “e flliP DAVE GENE S Bennett StLade n Balancing Straightening Frame Straightening Wheel Alignment VnJurance Brake Service Decatur, III. 2659 N. Water St. ( YOURfWjLftmJ] 146 South Water Street V Imuran, f AGENT v-M.v.� rou_Ai� T y Decatur, Illinois Phone 877-4832 Compliments Of Compliments of BETTY AND BOB’S FLOWER SHOP WEST MAIN BI-RITE Betty (Daut) Dunn, Owner 4380 W. Main Phone: 429-2491 230 W. Main St. Decatur, Illinois Decatur, Illinois CHEFFER’S RECREATION HALL Warrensburg Illinois BILYEU’S Paint—Wallpaper—Glass 1408 N. Oakland Decatur Ph. 423-7566 Compliments of C. RALPH LYON Lipe Motors FLETA’S 1810 E. Eldorado 1045 West Pershing Decatur, Illinois Decatur Phone 422-4811 or Phone 428-3351 140 Compliments Guitars—Drums—Records—Stereo Tapes and Music Band Instruments and Repairs CUSTOM FARM SERVICES, INC. WE’RE MACON MUSIC Complete Fertilizer Service Mt. Pulaski Box 58 Illinois Rt. 54 Decatur Illinois Compliments of Compliments of NIANTIC FARMERS THE LEMEN VETERINARY GRAIN CO. CLINIC Telephone: 668-2345 HUSTON’S APPAREL “America’s Largest Transmission Specialists” Locally Owned Operated by—Stanley Henricks Clothing Needs For the Entire Family rnone i fjRAWSMISsSj Mt. Pulaski Illinois 2929 N. Oakland Ave., Decatur, Illinois 62526 217-877-1122 RUNION'S CAFE Compliments of Warrensburg, Illinois CURRY’S MARKET Congratulations to the Class of “70” Warrensburg Illinois 141 Compliments of MODERNISTIC ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE NORTH OAKLAND BARBER SHOP 1074 W. Harrison Decatur Illinois State Approved 550 N. Water (|( %)|) Decatur 111—62523 'ZQiovy THOMPSON-KRAMER MUSIC CO. Congratulations Class of 1970 School Band Service PARK’S LEGHORN FARM 215 North Main Warrensburg Illinois 672-3522 Decatur Illinois Eggs retail wholesale FAY FABRICS ROTH JOHNSON DRUG COMPANY Ernest F. Hildebrand—Owner “Satisfaction” Our Specialty Custom-Made Draperies Drapery Yard Goods—Service Telephone 422-7633 262 N. Main Street Decatur Illinois Decatur, Illinois Three Locations 143 N. Water St. 1314 N. Main St. 2697 N. Main St. (Drive up Window) Phone 423-6114 W. CREIGHTON JEWELRY Water Control with Hydrosol Intransitive Land Engineering KARCH Diamonds—Watches and Jewelry All Types of Special Order Work ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CO. Telephone 963-2411 Krekel Karch 104 E. Prairie Decatur, III. Area Code 217 Harristown, III. West Suburbs 142 Automobile, Tractor, Tune Up Compliments Lubrication Brake Service of GENE’S GULF SERVICE NORMAN’S LAUNDRY AND Starter, Tires, Motor Oils DRY CLEANING Generator Gulf Motor Oils COMPANY Latham, III. 674-5381 SCRUGGS-DRAKE REICH BROS. JEWELERS EQUIPMENT, INC. Diamonds—Watches Truck Lawn Equipment —Jewelry— Telephone 428-3485 116 E. Prairie North 22nd and Olive Decatur Illinois Decatur Illinois Compliments of Compliments HARRY APPELBAUM of STORE PEACOCK 632 E. Eldorado CLEANERS Decatur Illinois SATTLEY S OFFICE MACHINES RAUPPS SHOES Charles Loren Thomas, Owner Fine Shoes For All R. C. Allen Registers—Monroe Sweda Registers The Family Sales, Service And Rental of Cash Registers, Typewriters, Adding Machines, Etc. 139 North Water Office Machines, Supplies Filing Equipment Office: 1123 N. Water St—Decatur. III. Downtown Decatur Phone 423-7395—Nights 877-3004 Bob Wheeler—Don Warnick 143 BOB DONNELLY Automotive Machine, Inc. Complete Automotive Parts Pin Fitting—Boring—Valve Work Motor Rebuilding Compliments of Piston Knurlizing—Head Milling Block Milling BALLINGER S BARBER SHOP Complete Crankshaft Grinding Portable Ph. 428-7414 or 428-9123 720 South Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62521 Warrensburg, Illinois O’DELL CABINET SHOP ENLOE’S PHARMACY Cabinets With Formica Tops 363 So. Main—Decatur, III. R.R. No. 3 Decatur, Illinois All Phones 428-2173 Free Delivery—All Locations THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK TOM’S FLOWERS Mt. Pulaski, Illinois 1888-1970 Complete Bank Service Member FDIC Ph. 792-3216 “On the Square” Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Ph. 792-5532 Safe Buy Telephone Used Cars 422-4811 LATHAM OIL SERVICE LIPE MOTORS “A Lot of the Best” Latham, Illinois Distributor Wayne H. Ball Harold Lipe 1810 East Eldorado Street Owner Decatur, Illinois 62521 144 Station Home Phone Phone 674-3511 674-5121 LYMAN GRAIN COMPANY Harristown Illinois Phone 963-2721 Custom Grinding Mixing Fertilizer Seeds and Nutrena Feeds Compliments of ELAM'S GROCERS Decatur Illinois WYCKLES TEXACO SERVICE Towing—Motor Tune-Up Batteries—Tires—Accessories Pick up and Delivery 4455 W. Main 428-2963 CHRIS ALBERT Service Station and Power Motors Warrensburg Illinois THE FARMER'S BANK Oldest Bank in Logan County Mt. Pulaski Illinois All’s Well That Ends Well! 145 ♦ collo idtu