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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1972 volume:

• • i CARDINAL Volume 49 Warrensburg—Latham High School Editors Brad Heft Judy Wickline Page 4 1971 DIARY 1972 CARDINAL Never Can Say “Good-Bye” 8 SENIORS Rhonda Kay Barnes Robert E. Albert Jeffrey Alsup Doris Jean Armstrong Debra Dawn Hillman Patty Kathleen Binder Johnny Binkley Jeffrey L. Black Deborah Ann Boyer Elsie Ruth Brozio Jimmy H. Bourne Diana Greenleaf Dunning Terry Lee Burge Gregory Harold Burgett li rad ley J. Heft Judith Marlene Holman Joseph McCoy Harnmel Marshall Thomas Hale Wayne Hirst Susan Kaye Halford David Huddleston Myra Jayne Keller Carl Eugene Krai I Karen Marie Huber Chris Eugene Janvrin Ronald Kopp Robert Eugene Letterly Richard I)irk K ranter Edwin Lawrence, Jr. Danny Elmer Lynch Gregg E. McBride Marianne Pauline Majors Reikt} ISagamat.su Marian ne Miller Judith Ann Miller Timothy Lee I aah Robert John Moody, II « «« Rick Eugene ISanna Rita Loraine Roberts Adrian Lee Packer Edwin McClelland Rau Dennis Wayne Park v Henry Yuetten, Jr. Judith Ann Wickline ISo Pictures Available: Michael Boyd Carrick Debra Ann Cooper Michael Stanley Lowe Peggy Ann Manick Larry Maschoff Mike Pikey Cynthia Lea Wilson Class Of 1972 Officers Reiko Nagamatsu, Vice-President; Gregg McBride, President; Judy Wickline, Secretary; Susan Halford (not pictured). Treasurer. 23 ADMIN IS TRA TION Board of Education BackRow: Arden Potter, Dan Dipper, Emery Bly- the, Merle Wentworth. Front Row: Gary Johnston, Everett Howe, Harold Da- vis. English Foreign Languages Mrs. Eisenbarth - English Mr. Means - Foreign Language Miss Lange - English Mr. Tutko - English, Coach Mr. Main - English Mathematics Science Librarian Mr. Snow - Biology Mrs. Garbs - Librarian Mrs. Jones - Mathematics Mrs. Hobbs - Mathematics Mr. Smith - Physical Sciences Business and Music Mr. Baue - Business Mr. Metzger - Business Mrs. Mitchell - Business Mrs. Scanavino - Chorus Mr. Brennan - Band Home Economics Industrial Arts History Mrs. Kemmerer - Home Economics Mr. Reeves - Industrial Arts Mr. Cole - Industrial Arts Mr. Greer - Social Studies Mrs. Morford - History 31 Physical Education Art Drivers Education Coach Kiick - Guidance Counselor Miss Wilson - Unit Art Coordinator Coach Wickline - Drivers Ed Miss Sheets - Physical Education Coach Tokarski - Physical Education 32 Office Aides Seated: Nancy Marshall. Standing, 1-r: Cindy Eubanks, Debra Holder- ness, Judy Gardner, Tootie Holmes. Mrs. Burgett Student Teachers Miss Kurth Miss Scroggins Mr. Lovall Miss Etchinson Miss Bliler Picture not available: Mr. Kuntzman Miss Frazier Bus Drivers, Custodian, and Cooks Left to Right: Mrs. Janvrin, Mrs. Gaither, Mrs. Johner, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Park, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. Hundley, Mrs. Daughtery, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Granfield, Mr. Call, Mr. Bratton, Mr. Wermel- skirchen, and Mr. Curry. Not present: Mrs. T. Ward and Mrs. Ramsey. Mr. Howe Mrs. Harrell and Mrs. Hurtt, CARDINAL Editors— Brad Heft Judy Wickline Staff Marty Hale, Anita Stock, Diane Elliot, Lori Behrends, Amy Garbs, Tina Betzer, Mari anne Major, Winnie Stilts, Kathy Risley. 38 Library Club Left to Right: Debbie Hickey, Judy Wickline, Sherry McCullough, Teri Young, Jeanette Krall, Carol Dipper, Carol Martin, Amy Garbs, and Kathy Younker. Library Club worked hard this year to serve the students well. We met throughout the year to choose new books and records which we hope everyone enjoy- ed. We are looking forward to pleasing the students in future years also. Left to Right: Teri Young, Vice-President; Judy Wickline, President; Carol Martin, Secretary- Treasurer. 39 Concert Front Row, 1. to r.: Amy Garbs, Carol Martin, Debbie Wilson. Second Row: Barb Crabtree, Marcia King, Karen Hazelrigg, Donna Gillespey, Beth Nansen. Third Row: Patty Robinson, Melody Ferre, Kathy Robbins, Barb Fom- walt, Mary Jo Jackson, Ginger Sutton, Debbie Schaeffer, Cheryl Cutler, Barb Fulk. Third Row; MikeCarrick, David Horn, Tom Heft, Bobby Matherly, Paula Tate, Lynn Schaeffer, Mike Robbins, Debbie Row, Markjohner, Steve Peters. Last Row: Dawn Billman, Bill Scheufler, Ed Rau, Benny Row, David Anderson, Stanley Dicerson, Jim Byrd, David Gilman. David Gilman, Treasurer; Kim Weston, Secretary, Bruce McBride, Vice President; Ed Rau, President. Jeannette Krall 40 Band First Row, 1. to r.: Janice Kenney, Becky Hammel, Becky VanDerVoort, Diana Elliot. Second Row: Lori Behrends, Phil Gillen, Nancy Winters, Greg Peters, Scot Southwell. ThirdRow: Renee Culp, Harry Illingsworth. Chuck Cutler, TimRadliff, Kevin Mitchell, Deby Rhodes, Doug Fryman. LastRow: Bruce McBride, Ralph Deal, Kevin Fisher, Chuck Jackson, Brian Haynes, Mr. Brennan, Director; Ricky Hundley, Susie Row, Gary Letterly. 41 c Top Row, left to right: Brad Heft, Steve Major, Chuck Miller. Second Row: Mark Rau, Ralph Deal, Shirley Mohr. Third Row: Nancy Disbrow, Randy Sloan, Alice Bird. Fourth Row: Lory Behrends, Susan Gerome, Brenda Deal. Fifth Row: Cindy Janvrin, Marianne Major, Enid Grolla. Sixth Row: Doris Armstrong, Virginia Askins, Marcy Metheny. Seventh Row: Linda Mears, Marcia King, Amy Garbs. Bottom Row: Wilma Marshall, Becky Hammel, Paula Tate, Becky VanDervoort, Jack Cunningham, Rhonda Stiles, Kathy Pikey, Ann Mears, Janice Kenney, Brenda Brown, Peggy Mannick, Ginger Sutton, Patty Robinson, David Robinson, Mrs. Scanivino. Members Not Pictured: Scott Kemmerer, Kathy Robbins, Karen Hazelrigg, David Gilman, Marty Hale, Tom Heft, Howard Loveless, Beth Nansen, Sinnie Stilts, Donna Gillespey, Jeannie Mayfield. 42 Accompanists: Marty Hale, Amy Garbs, Linda Mears From Left to Right: Ann Mears, Secretary; Cindy Janvrin, Vice-President; Brad Heft, President; Nancy Disbrow, Treasurer First Row: Diane Elliot, Melody Ferre, Peggy Manick, Donna DiPasquale, Tottie Holmes, Carol Dipper, Geannie May- field, Kathy Robbins. Second Row-. Janice Mancini, Nancy Winters, Karen Huber, Tina DiPasquale, Elsie Brosio, Mary Buth, Reiko Nagamatsu, Mercedes de Bourbon, Mrs. Kemmerer. Third Row; Judy Holman, Debbie Miller, Patty Robin- son, Marcia King, Linda Mears, Ginger Sutton, Doris Lynch, Rita Roberts. Fourth Row: Marcy Metheny, Denise Light- hall, Vicki O’Dell, Nancy Marshall, Cindy Janvrin, Lisa Schulbert, Kathy Naab, Doris Armstrong, Mary Jo Jackson. Fifth Row: April Nichols, Kathy Bourne, Alice Bird, Faye Blakeman, Phyllis Cash, Nancy Disbrow, Debbie Wilson, Sha- ron Wentworth, Nancy Goretzge. Officers, First Row: Rhonda Stiles, Patty Robinson, Geannie Mayfield, Mary Buth, Karen Huber. Second Row: Kathy Bourne, Nancy Winters, Sharon Wentworth, Tootie Holmes, Carol Dipper, Faye Blakeman, Doris Lynch. 44 March 28, 1972 F. H.A. makes Easter baskets after school until 4:00. March 20, 1972 Daddy-Date Night March 22, 1972 Red and White Day April 1, 1972 Color eggs Future Homemakers of America, Right on! Seniors Seated, 1. tor.: Peggy Manick, Diane Stovall, Vicki O'Dell, Adrian Packer, Judy Gardner, Elsie Brozio. Second Row: Judy Wickline, Patty Binder, Debbie Castell, Debra Trump, Reiko Nagamatsu. Third Row: RoseAnn Binkley, Doris Arm- strong, Anita Stock, Winnie Stilts, Jayne Keller, Barb Crabtree, Ralonda Hackl, Cindy Eubanks, Susan Halford. Girfc’ Athletic Association Being as active as ever, the GAA partic- ipated in the following activities this year: softball, bowling, ice skating, sledding, swimming, stunts and volleyball. Abo, several members were selected to represent our school in various county tour- naments. The teams which participated were: archery, bowling, A B volleyball, badminton and track and field. Other schoob which attended were: Argenta-Ore- ana, Blue Mound-Boody, Macon, Maroa- Forsyth, andNiantic. During the spring, a mother-daughter banquet and a faculty vs. GAA members game were held. 46 Juniors Kneeling, 1. to r.: Rhonda Stiles, MaryBuch, Karen Huber, Debbie Row, Donna DiPasquale. Second Row:Nan- cy Winters, Carol Dipper, Marie Salmons, Wilma Marshall. ThirdRow: Debbie Miller, Doris Lynch, Tootie Holmes, Sharon Wentworth, Nancy Goretzke. Seated: 1. tor.: Janice Mancini, Mercy DeBourbon, Rene Nash, Michelle McAlis- ter, Debbie Hickey, Carol Halford, Deb- bie Nicholas, Michelle Yuetten. Second Row: Karen Fry, Sherry McCullough,Kim Weston, Debbie Groves, Brenda Brown, Janice Kenney, Jodi Jenkins, Jeannette Krall. Third Row: Dyan Lynch, Gayle Ro- tz, Carol Warnick, Chris Parish, Barb Meyerholtz, Diane Parks, Kathy Risely, Amy Garbs, Tina Betzer, Carol Martin, Barb Fulk. OFFICERS: Kneeling, l.to r.: Rhonda Stiles, (Jr. Pts. Chairman), Jayne Keller,(Pres.), Patty Binder (Vice- Pres.), Judy Gardner, (Sr. Pts. Chairman). OFFICERS: Standing, l.to r.: Barb Keller. (Freshman Rep.), Tootie Holmes, (Secre.).Miss Sheets (Sponsor), Carol Halford, (Treas.), Michelle McAllister (Sports Ed.), Linda Trump (Freshman Rep.) Seated, 1. tor.: Deanna Hansen, Cindy Brosio, Kim Simons, Cheryl Cutler, Marty Banton, Edith Womack, Debbie Row, Mary Jo Jackson. Kneeling. 1. tor.: Debbie Hackl, Tina DiPasquale, Paula Tate, Patty Robinson, Marcia King, Diane Elliot, Jeannie Mayfield, Standing, 1. tor.: Linda Trump, Debbie Schae- ffer, Barb Keller, Becky Stalter, April Nichols, Cindy Wilson, Karen Hazel - rigg, Kathy Robbins, Melody Ferre. 47 ARCHERY TEAM: Left to Right: Debbie Groves, Patty Robinson, Barb Fulk, Barb Crabtree, Gayle Rotz, Marcia King, Mrs. Wickline, sponsor. BOWLING TEAM--2nd place Left to Right: Judy Wickline, Karen Huber, Rhonda Stiles, Mrs. Wickline, Debbie Castell, Judy Gardner, Ralonda Hackl. VOLLEYBALL TEAM--2nd place Left to Right: Mrs. Wickline, Judy Wickline, Patty Binder, Debbie Trump, Jayne Keller, Reiko Nagamatsu, Tootie Holmes, Adrian Packer, Judy Gard- ner. VOLLEYBALL B TEAM--1st place Left to Right: Mrs. Wickline, Mary Foley, Debbie Castell, Barb Keller, Tina Betzer, Winnie Stilts, Cindy Eubanks, Carol Halford, Barb Crabtree. BADMINTON TEAM—1st place Left to Right: Winnie Stilts, Tootie Holmes, Jody DeMarco, Judy Gardner, Kathy Robbins, Adrian Packer. SOFTBALL TEAM—1st place Left to Right: Michelle McAlister, Judy Gard- ner, Rhonda Stiles, Adrian Packer, Tootie Holmes, Patty Binder, Debbie Wilson, Mrs. Wickline, Kathy Robbins, Jayne Keller, Winnie Stilts, Becky Stalter, Barb Crabtree, Jody DeMarco, Mary Foley. TRACK TEAM Left to Right: Debbie Groves, Patty Robinson, Debbie Row, Debbie Meyer, Kathy Robbins, Cheryl Cutler, Faye Blakeman, Karen Haz- elrigg, Barb Fulk, Debbie Shaffer, Susie Row, Marcia King,Paula Tate, Mrs. Wickline. Student Council First Row, left to right: Jack Cunningham, Debbie Cas- tell, Wayne Huskey, Marshall Hale. Second Row: Ra- londa Hackl, Patty Binder, Teri Young, Dan Murray, Mary Buth. Third Row: Lynn Bunning, Nancy Goretzge, Barb Keller, Lisa Schaulbert, Mary Jo Jackson, Nancy Disbrow. 9 First Row, Left to Right: Kevin Janvrin, Jack Cunningham, Steve Peters, Terry Lowe, Kim Bankson, Jerry Matherly,Ran- dy Spaugh, Debbie Hickey, Chuck Cutler, Bill Stalter, David Gilman. Second Row: Judy Wickline, Teri Young, Bobby Matherly, Carol Warnick, MaryButh, Becky Stalter, Debbie Trump, Roseann Binkley. Third Row: Adrian Packer, Kathy Bourne, Judy Miller, Sandy Jump, Phyllis Cash, Denise Lighthall, Amy Garbs, Kim Simons, Cindy Eubanks, Cindy Janvrin, Nancy Marshall, Carol Dipper, Kim Westen, Ralonda Hackl, Mr. Greer. Fourth Row: Anita Stock, LoryBeh- rends, Barb Crabtree, Robert Binder, Phillip Gillen, Howard Loveless, Tom Heft, Greg Peters, Marshall Hale, Stephany Walters, MarkRau, Sharon Wentworth. Fifth Row: Debbie Wilson, Cindy Griggs, Dan Murray, John Waddell, Mike Robbins, Darrell Womack, Nancy Goretzge, Winnie Stilts. The Warrensburg-Latham School District knewit hadadrug problem, but couldnot think of a wayto solve it. They knew about the Adolph Meyer Zone Center and called upon its services. Joe Gary, head of the Warrensburg-Latham Im- pact Program, pointed out that if taught about drugs in the lower levels of education (about the drugs, their uses, and about their effects to the person) the younger students could be able to draw their own conclusions about drugs. There are three training sessions per month for the high schools students that wish to teach the younger ones. Then the students are ready to go to the lower levels and discuss what they have learned with the students. It is more of a dis- cussion group than a teacher-student relationship. It is hoped that this project and the people behind it will convince these younger students to make the right decision. 50 vU anb£rct Jmmiatiotuil l anoraip Sorirt? tiirlfiigh rtmol Journal JUDY WICKLINE ED RAU The Quill Scroll is an honorary society for high school students interested in the study of journalism. The charter began in May of 1971 with Miss Lange as the sponsor. Seven members were initiated into the society. Among them were the students pictured above, in addition to Fidelina Acost and Kent Atwood, graduates of last year. These members were chosen for their outstanding achievements on the newspaper and yearbook staffs. MISS LANGE 5) This year, Warrensburg--Latham High School was very fortunate to have Reiko Nagamatsu as our American Field Service exchange student. She arrived in late Aug- ust and by the beginning of September she had brought warmth to the many friendships she had made. Reiko increased our knowledge on Japan by pre- senting slides and an enjoyable talk on her home country during an assembly for the school body. She told of her family: father--engineer, mother--housewife, 13 yr. old brother, and her grandmother; and also of the Japan- ese social life. In closing, the Cardinal staff, in behalf of the other students, would like to express our sincere wishes for a prosperous future for Reiko. 'f s Sea of s Y Ok hots HOKKAIDO S+ Scpccfc' '«%- % Hachinoh ’ Sendai fa DKU y J.NSHU rrTokyo Yokohama °‘Uko f Kneeling, left to right: Mike Robbins, Doug Durbin, Nate Greene, Gary Hall, Mike Zimmerman, Darrell Wo- mack, Ron Trump, Steve Wilderman. Second Row: Mr. Tokarski, advisor; Kevin Janvrin, Roy Mosser, Craig Janvrin, Joe Hammel, Tim Radliff, Dennis Park, Stan Stivers, Bob Binder, Chris Janvrin, Jetty Tate, Bob Moody Third Row: Mike Fulk, Jimmy Bourne, Duane Salmons, Stan Roberts, Terry Westen, Alvie Ginder, Danny Krall, Dirk Kramer, Russ Daws, Tom Stoots. Fourth Row: Steve Peters, Tracy Black, Don Hansen, Mike Lowe, Chuck Roady, Bob Letterly, Marshall Hale, Dan Murray,. Terry Lowe. Lettermen Jim Bourne Russ Dawes Mike Fulk Chris Janvrin Tom S toots Mike Lowe Jetty Tate Marshall Hale Joe Hammel Bob Letterly Dennis Parks Dirk Kramer Bob Moody Varsity Football First Row, left to right: Marshall Hale, manager; Gary Hall, Nate Green, Joe Hammel, Dwane Salmons, Doug Durbin, Bob Binder, Dan Murray, Bob Moody, Alvie Ginder. Second Row: Mr. Jacoby, Wayne Hirst, Dirk Kramer, Larry Mas - choff, Mike Robbins, Chuck Roady, Ron Kopp, Gary Letterly, manager. Third Row: Mr. Baue, Mr. Loveall.Don Han- sen, Stan Roberts, Bob Letterly, Mike Fulk, Jim Bourne, Dan Lynch, Mr. Tokarski, Mr. Wickline. 56 57 Junior Varsity Football Mark Banton Mike Barnes Fred Black Tracy Black Paul Collins Dave Gilman Bill Stalter, manager John Wallace Steve Wilderman Freshman Football John Alberico Wally Belton Dan Buckley Dary Burnett Ralph Deal Tom Eades Rick Hundley Craig Janvrin Scott Kemmerer Ron Maschoff Dan McCarthy Mark McQuality Tim Nichols Craig Winters Gregg Winters 58 Football “71 Varsity Basketball Russ Daws Mike Fulk Kevin Janvrin Dan Krall Roy Mosser Randy Troxell John Waddell Craig Janvrin Kneeling: David Gilman, manager; Jack Cunningham, manager; Lester Park. Standing, left to right: Steve Peters,Steve Hamilton, Bob Binder, Paul Collins, DavidMeyer, Shelby Matherly, Chuck Roady, Mike Barnes, Mr, Wickline, coach; Mark Banton, Chuck Jackson, Keith Hundley, Mike Robbins, Ronnie Smiley, Dan Murray. Terry Lowe, Mike McAlister. Junior Varsity Freshman Kneeling: Mark McQuality, BillScheufler, Wayne Huskey, manager. Standing, left to right: Mr. Tutko, coach;Tim Nichols, Tom Eades, Craig Winters, Lyn Shaffer, Kevin Mitchell. Track And Cross Country TRACK CROSS COUNTRY Jim Bourne Dennis Park Tom Stoots Dan Krall Dwane Salmons Bob Binder Jim Bird (manager) Doug Durbin Tom Heft Lester Park Steve Peters Chuck Roady Ron Trump Ralph Deal Doug Fryman Roger Greenleaf (manager) Rick Hundley Wayne Huskey (manager) Russ Daws Tom Stoots Dan Krall Roy Mosser Stan Stivers John Waddell Steve Peters Ron Trump Doug Fryman TRACK 72 Kneeling, 1. -r.: Steve Peters, Lester Park, Bob Binder, Dennis Park, Doug Durbin, Ralph Deal, Roger Greenleaf, Jim Bird. Standing: Mr. Snow, coach, Ron Trump, Doug Fryman, Bill Merriman, Jim Bourne, Randy Hundley, Tom Heft, Chuck Roady, Dan Krall, Wayne Huskey. Track “1972” MVP—Captain Dan Krall Wrestling 66 CAPTAINS: Jim Bourne Harold Dillow MANAGER: Carl Krall OTHER MEMBERS SENIORS: Dennis Park JUNIORS: Kim Bankson Terry Dillow Gary Hall Don Hansen John Holman Marty Logan Dwane Salmons Stan Stivers Dan Trimmer Dale Trimmer SOPHOMORES: Ron Trump Steve Wilderman FRESHMEN: Dary Burnett Ralph Deal 1972 Golf Team This year the golf team made Warrensburg-Lath- am High School proud. We won quite a few matches and tournaments. Terry Lowe was the medalist and Joe Ham- mel, second, in one of the hardest tournaments of the year. Good work, fellows! GOLF 72” Kneeling, 1.-r.: Fred Black, Steve Hamilton, Terry Lowe, Mark McQuality, Shelby Math - erly, Tracy Black. Standing: Mr. Tutko, coach, Dan Murray, Harold Dillow, Russ Daws, Joe Hammel, Marshall Hale. BASEBALL 72 Kneeling, 1.-r.: Mark McQuality, Tracy Black, Fred Black, Roy Mosser, Tom Eades, Tim Radliff. Standing: Craig Janvrin, Dan Murray, Kevin Janvrin, Russ Daws, Tim Nichols, Keith Hundley, Mike Zimmerman. Cardinal Baseball 1972 We regret that we do not have more pictures of our fine 1972 baseball team. This is due to the fact that the conference was changed and the games were played in the summer. Although we do not have pictures of the season, we feel sure the team must have done a good job of playing to the best of their abilities. Unfortunately the season started out with a loss but the team spirit was held high. We sincerely hope that the team’s winning spirit boosted them to a winning season and onward to an optimistic future in the Okaw Valley Conference. Tri-Captains Kevin Janvrin Russ Daws Roy Mosser Kathy Brown Barb Keller Sherry Neibuhr Linda Trump Enid Grolla Freshman Cheerleaders 1971 to 1972 Deb Holderness Mascot Junior Varsity Carol Michelle Kim Halford McAlister Weston Always ready with a friendly smile and a new way to tell the athletics that they have the school's support. Without the exuberance of these very special people, a basket- ball game would just be another way to spend an evening. Varsity Rhonda Debbie Carol Susan Jayne Barnes Castell Dipper Halford Keller Without leadership, though, the girls would have a harder time at getting it all together. So, we all owe Miss Sheets a big thanks for her time and dedication. 7) 74 1971 Jayne Keller 1970 Cathy Spaugh Binkley 1966 1967 Jeannette Pannier Susan Kinzer i rr-lj. irm 1968 1969 Glenna Connie Barnes Staley Oliver 76 1957 Sandy Hillard Southern Parade of Queens Harper 1962 Janet Disbrow 1960 Marsha Butt Jacoby Reiko Nagamatsu Honorary AFS Attendant Marianne Miller Sr. Attendant Faye Blakeman Jr. Attendant T erri Y oung Soph. Attendant Sherry Neibuhr Fresh. Attendant So Far Away Homecoming ”71 , So Far Away, was held October 1, 1971. Activities began with the football game against Tuscola. Ending the halftime parade was the crowning of the 71 queen, Jayne Keller. The annual dance followed the game with pizza, mov- ies and music for all. 77 Senior Float Homecoming Sophomore FI Widow Corney and Mr. Bumble III f I I Oliver Fagin Dodger W-L Chorus Presents Bill Sikes and Nancy Oliver ........................................................ David Gilman Fagin....................................................................Brad Heft Artful Dodger.................................................................Enid Grolla Nancy................................................................Cindy Janvrin Bill Sykes...........................................................Tom Heft Mr. Bumble...........................................................MarkRau Mrs. Corney..........................................................Linda Mears Mr. Brownlow........................................................ Randy Sloan Mr. Sowerberry.................................................Howard Loveless Mrs. Sowerberry...............................................................Beth Nansen Bet.....................................................................Marty Hale Charolette..................................................................Winnie Stilts Noah...........................................................Scott Kemmerer Pickpockets............................Marcia King, Janice Kenney, Paula Tate, Ginger Sutton, Amy Garbs, Susan Jerome, Becky Hammel, Chuck Miller, Cathy Pikey, Becky VanDerVoort, David Anderson, Rhonda Stiles, Patty Robinson Dr. Grimwig..................................................................Steve Major Mrs. Bedwin.......................................................Marianne Major Rose-Seller....................................................................Ann Mears Milkmaid..............................................................Shirley Mohr Strawberry Seller............................................................Cathy Pikey Knife-Grinder................................................................Chuck Miller Old Sally...........................................................Brenda Deal Old Lady.......................................................Brenda Behrends Nightwatchman................................................................Ralph Deal Charles Bates................................................................Chuck Miller First Woman.....................................................Marcie Metheny Second Woman.........................................................Alice Bird Third Woman......................................................-Virginia A skins Fourth Woman................................................................Brenda Brown Fifth Woman....................................................Doris Armstrong Sixth Woman....................................................Wilma Marshall ...............................................................David A nderson Two Pauper Assistants................................ Lory Behrends, Peggy Manick Student Director.................................................Nancy Disbrow Drama Advisor....................................................Mrs. R. Young DIRECTOR.......................................................Mrs. Rita Scanavino 81 Junior Achievement . . . This year several of Warrensburg-Latham's stu- dents became involved in Junior Achievement. Each person contributed quite a lot of their time to help their respective companies earn money. The people from our school who participated sold kitchen aides and love lamps. Our fellow students who gave of their time were Leea Burnett, Stan Roberts, Kathy Huskey and Kathy Pikey. We are proud of these students and hope that this experience will provide them with a sound basis for a prosperous future. 82 . “ARMS and The MAN” A Play Presented April 29 30 The Cast Raina...................Mary Buth Bluntchli......Brian Haynes Sergius.................Brad Heft Louka.............Marty Hale Catherine........Linda Mears Petkoff.................Greg Peters JSicola..................Jim Bird Officer................Danny Krall Directed by Mr, Paul Main John Waddell, Invocation; Dario Mancini, Master of Ceremonies; Carol Dipper, Class Prophecy; Greg McBride, Response; Roy Mosser, Welcome. W-L Prom May 19, 1972 Barry Biliman and Chris Miller. AFS Student Speaker Marianne Major Reiko JSagamatsu Class of 1972 Commencement Orators and Soloist Marshall Hale Valedictorian Dawn Billman Camramen? Ha Outstanding Seniors • • • Harold Dillow MVP—'Wrestling . j Marianne Major Fred Gilman Chorus Award Judy Wickline DAR—Lions Club Scholarship Award Russ Daws MVP—Basketball Bausch Lomb Science Award Jayne Keller GAA Outstanding Member Barb Crabtree Betty Crocker Homemaking Award Dawn Heft Billman Salutatorian Ed Rau Don Flach Memorial Band Award Marshall Hale Valedictorian--Bausch Lomb Science Award Lions Club Scholarship 96 Officers President: Roy Mosser Vice-President: Dario Mancini Secretary: Gerald Grandon T reasurer: Tottie Holmes IF 1, Virginia Askins Bill Baker ' Kim Bankson I % Bill Barnes Penny Brown Alice Bird David Bishop Faye Blakeman Brenda Terry Donna Carol Deal Dillow DiPasquale Dipper Art Scott Bowman Brown Mark Coburn Nancy Robin Disbrow Duke Phil Alvie Nancy Gerald Nate Gillen Ginder Goretzke Grandon Greene Gary Hall Sherreye Hall Donald Hansen Brian Haynes WHO NOT MAIIABK Doug Hirst Deb Holderness John Holman Tootie Holmes Chuck Randy David Rhonda Stan Dan Randy Sloan Spiker Stiles Stivers Trimmer Troxell Steph Sharon Terry Martin Dale Mike W addell Walters Wentworth Weston White Whiteside Williams Roger Beltz Brent Anderson David Anderson Carl Armstrong Lynn Arnstrong Bruce Baker Mark Banton Mike Barnes Lori Behrends Tina Bob Jim Betzer Binder Bird Fred Tracy Lonnie Black Black Bodine Kathy Bourne Tim Brian Brenda Brown Len Debbie Karen Burnett Christerson Christerson Paul Collins Jack Cunningham Chuck Cutler Mercedes de Bourbon Jody de Marco PHOTO NOT AVAHABIC a«m« pwwrtiwBT Dave Durbin Doug Durbin Dennis Elam Raymond Fite Mary Foley David Horn Karen Huber Michael Hudson David Hughes John Hughes Cindy Janvrin Kevin Janvrin Cindy Jorden Rick Kerschner Dennis Kopp tf; 11 y NO PHOTO Danny Donald Robert Cathy Dawn Many Howard Krall Lindig Litts Lofland Logan Logan Loveless Marsha Victoria Doris Loren Dario Nancy Wilma Lowe Lowe Lynch Mahan Mancini Marshall Marshall TOO BUSY ‘Shale net UvuilahU Charles Maschoff Jerry Matherly Christopher Miller Debbie Miller Roy Mosser Kathy Naab Beth Nansen Vickie McQuality Greg Peters Ross Pyle r 91 Class of 1974 Officers President: Bruce McBride Vice-President: Bob Binder Secretary: Debbie Hickey Treasurer: Carol Halford Looking Ahead . . . Karen Fry Barb Fulk Amy Garbs David Gilman Dorothy Grandon Enid Grolla Debbie Grove Debbie Groves Earl Gurley Marty Hale Carol Halford Steve Teresa Marty Hamilton Hansen Havener Tom Heft Cindy Heil Debbie Vickie Keith Hickey Hockaday Hundley Kathy Harry Chuck Huskey Illingworth Jackson AvaiUllr Jodie Jenkins Mark Johner Janice Kenney Jeanette Krall Gary Letterly Denise Lighthall Terry Lowe Diana Lynch n Mike McAlister Michelle McAlister Bruce McBride Sherry McCullough T erry McRoberts Janice Mancini Carol Martin Shelby Matherly Ann Billy David Meats Merriman Meyer Shirley Dan Mohr Murray Rene Debbie Nash Nicholas Chris Parish Diane Park Lester Park Steve Peters Cathy Bruce Jerry Pikey Rager Reynolds Lynn Ribordy Kathy Risley Chuck Roady Mike Robbins Gayle Rotz Ronnie Smiley Randy Spaugh Danny Spiker Bill Stalter Dale Tackett Billy Terrell Ronnie Trump Becky VanDerVoort John Wallace Carol Wamick Kim Weston Jerry Whiteside Steve Wilderman Terri Young Kathy Younker Michelle Yuetten Barb Meyerholtz Richard Nichols 104 Class of 1975 Officers President: Greg Winters Vice-President: Kevin Fisher Secretary: Debbie Wilson Treasurer-. Ellis Buth Homecoming Float Cardinals in Control' ii John A lberico Vickie Askins Marty Banton Ed Beccue Renee Cheryl Culp Cutler Janet Davis Steve Booth Dana Bragg Kathy Brown Cindy Brozio Danny Buckley Tim Burge Ralph Stan Tina Diana Deal Dickerson DiPasquale Elliott Melody Ferre Kevin Barb Fisher Fornwalt Doug Fryman Larry Gasaway Donna Gillespie Susan Grandon Roger Greenleaf Cindy Griggs Jody Grove Debbie Hackl George Hackney Becky Hammel Deanna Hansen Karen Hazelrigg Pam Hobbs Sherri Hobson Susan Holman Ricky Hundley Wayne Huskey Malia Mary Jo Jackson Jackson Craig Janvrin Susan Paul Jerome Johnson Sandy Jump Barb Keller Scott Marcia Kemmerer King Dennis Cheryl Kingsley Lofland Dorine Mark Lowe Lynch 1 Steve Major Ronnie Maschoff Bobby Matherly Jeannie Mayfield Danny McCarthy Mark McQuality Linda Meats Marcie Metheny Debbie Myers Chuck Miller Kevin Mitchell Mari lee Mohr Ed Moore Sheree Mose Sherry Neibuhr April Nichols Tim Randy Kathy Patty Benny Nichols Pfeifer Robbins Robinson Row Bill Leonard Debbie Lynn Kim Sheufler Severe Shaffer Shaffer Simons Susie Row Lisa Shaubert Scott Becky Southwell Stalter Ginger Sutton Paula Tate Linda Trump Charmagne Westenhaver Debbie Wilson Craig Winters Gregg Winters Edith Womack 108 109 AD VER TISE THE CARDINAL- fl_ Slue Ribbon Annual Relieving the staff of mechanical details is one of the duties any good school'annual printer feels a part of his responsibility. 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RESIDENCE PHONE 672-3331 674-5261 674-5841 m LATHAM ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF . . . LATHAM ESTATES SHELTERED CARE HOME . . . SPECIALIZING IN EXCELLENT CARE FOR THOSE IN NEED OF SUPERVISED LIVING . . . WORKSHOP PROGRAM DESIGNED TO REHABILITATE THOSE WHO QUALIFY . . . THOMAS W. BOOTH CARE CENTERS OF ILLINOIS, INC. BOX 104 LATHAM, ILLINOIS 119 Best wishes for a successful future from— Portable Electric Tools Division G. W. Murphy Industries makers of electric power tools and Lawn Garden equipment 120 Industrial and Agricultural Equip. Craft Supplies and Hardware c w Implement Warrensburg Illinois 672-3594 Compliments of CURRY’S MARKET Trowbridge Farm Supply Company Inc. Warrensburg Illinois ‘‘Service is our number one product” Wholesale Distributors: Anhydrous Aqua Ammonia Liquid Bulk Fertilizers Grain Rock Aggregates Compliments of SANDY’S BEAUTY SHOP Latham, Illinois Warrensburg, Illinois H. NOTTELMANN AND SON Lumber Builders’ Hardware J. M. Shingles—Storm Doors Windows Phone 672-3613 Serving the Community Since 1888 . . . Warrensburg Illinois CHRIS ALBERT The First National Bank Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Service Station and FDIC Phone 792-3216 Power Motors Warrensburg Illinois 122 Dealers Case BRUCE IMPLEMENT CO. Congratulations Niantic Illinois Class of 1972 Congratulations Class of 1972 PARK’S LEGHORN FARM Warrensburg Illinois 672-3522 Eggs Wholesale retail at farm Easy going that's what Drive-in banking is. NORTHTOWN BANK 333 E. Pershing Rd Phone 877-6000 Decatur, Illinois GOOD’S FINE FURNITURE Compliments 237 N. Main Decatur, Illinois Phone 429-2441 of WINTER’S CAFE 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 123 MT. PULASKI FOOD FREEZER SERVICE CUSTOM SLAUGHTER PROCESSING FREEZING WHOLESALE MEATS Phone MT. PULASKI, 792-5419 ILLINOIS SCRUGGS-DRAKE EQUIPMENT, INC. Truck Lawn Equipment Telephone 428-3485 North 22nd and Olive Decatur Illinois BOB DONNELLY Automotive Machine, Inc. Complete Automotive Parts Pin Fitting—Boring—Valve Work Motor Rebuilding Piston Knurlizing—Head Milling Block Milling Complete Crankshaft Grinding Portable Ph. 428-7414 or 428-9123 720 South Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62521 BUCKLES INSURANCE 792-5404 Mt. Pulaski Illinois Compliments of THE LEMEN VETERINARY CLINIC The Eldorado Bowl Decatur’s Full Service Bowling Center 124 RALPH’S MARKET Go Cardinals! Compliments of HEMAN GRAIN COMPANY 672-3534 Warrensburg Illinois Rawlings Converse Voit BLACK’S SPORTING GOODS 340 North Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 Trophies for all sporting events Business: 429-5376 Neal Maxi Mile Tire Stores 2150 No. Oakland Decatur, III. Ph. 877-1282 Front End Alignment—Brake Service Complete Farm Service Dayton and Multimile Tires Compliments of ROBERT N. HAMM D.D.S. Mount Pulaski Illinois LATHAM OIL SERVICE Latham, Illinois Distributor Wayne H. Ball Station Phone 674-3511 Home Phone 674-5121 Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry China—Crystal Dry Cleaning Shirt Laundering Drapery Refinishing Linens—Lamps JANE'S CLEANERS Perfume—Handbags “All Post’s Diamonds Are ‘Registered’ For Your Protection’’ 666 W. Eldorado 429-4418 Sterling—Silver Plate H. Post Sons Compliments of Prairie at Merchant Decatur Illinois 99 Years of STATE BANK OF NIANTIC Faithful Service Niantic, Illinois LEHN’S CAFE Best Food In Town Across From The High School Warrensburg Illinois Compliments of BALLINGER’S BARBER SHOP Warrensburg, Illinois IT’S TOLLY’S MARKET inc. -FOR- “Better Foods Priced Right” In Decatur 1355 North Route 48 (Colonial Mall) 2901 North Main (Northland Shopping Center) 2280 E. William (Pines Shopping Center) In Springfield 709 West Jefferson Tolly’s Where You Are Among Friends! 126 “Unique-Corns” for 1972 TOM’S FLOWERS “On the Square” Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Ph. 792-5532 Bear Hybrid Corn Co., Inc. P.O. Box 628 Decatur Illinois Compliments of LAZY N CAMPERS DAVE GENE'S Balancing Straightening Frame Straightening Wheel Alignment Brake Service Decatur, III. 2659 N. Water St. Phone 877-4832 We’re MACON MUSIC in Decatur MCMANUS FLORISTS 1106 West Pershing Road R. C. ALLEN REGISTERS - SWEDA CASH REGISTERS PACTTODHNER ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS O’DELL CABINET SHOP SATTLEY'S OFFICE MACHINES INC. Sales. Service an? Rental or Cash Registers, Typwriters. Adding Machines, Etc. Cabinets With Formica Tops Office machines. Supplies a Filing Equipment 1123 N. Water St. Decatur. Illinois PHONE 429-4371 R.R. No. 3 Decatur, Illinois Compliments of WYCKLES TEXACO SERVICE DR. SAM HOLTZMAN Warrensburg, Illinois Towing—Motor Tune-Up Batteries—Tires—Accessories Pick up and Delivery 4455 W. Main 428-2963 Compliments of jA Petroleum - Chemical HARRY APPELBAUM STORE IfRoW 4 f 11' N Js - (Juste m. - 632 E. Eldorado Decatur Illinois John W. Behrends A 13 € N 1 WARfiENEdUBQ, ILLINOIS ANS. SERv. 217 672-3513 HOm[ 672 3528 Compliments of Open Tuesday-Saturday TERNEUS FLOOR COVERING CUT AND CURL Water and Cerro Gordo Decatur Illinois 128 Phone 674-5021 Latham Illinois Open 5 A.M.—9 P.M. Monday—Saturday Closed Sunday WYCKLES CAFE 4311 W. Main Automobile, Tractor, Tune Up Lubrication Brake Service GENE'S GULF SERVICE Starter, Tires, Motor Oils Generator Gulf Motor Oils Latham, III. 674-5381 Rt. 121 DEAN’S GULF SERVICE Mt. Pulaski, III. Complete Car Service Courtesy of MYRICK’S INSURANCE AGENCY Mt. Pulaski Illinois Compliments of The Bill Sigmon Family SIGMON'S MARKET Wyckles Corner Complete Farm Machinery and Repairs BOB AND JIM’S REPAIR SERVICE Mt. Pulaski, III. 62548 Phone AC (217) 792-5604 Each depositor insured to $20,000 FDIC FARMERS BANK “Oldest Bank in Logan County” Phone 792-5211 Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Home cooked foods and pies GOLDIE’S CAFE Across from High School Niantic Illinois 129 Compliments of CRAWFORD DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Decatur Illinois HOUSE OF BALDWIN Pianos—Organs—Music 138 E. Prairie Decatur Compliments of EICHENHUER’S ELECTRIC STORE Decatur 429-4229 428-1034 Compliments of RUSK TV AND APPLIANCE Electrical Contractor, Appliances Repairs . . . Your Electric Service Center Your Appliance Headquarters Brettwood Village Decatur, III. Phone 217-877-1067 ROTH JOHNSON DRUG CO. Decatur, Illinois Three Locations 143 N. Water St. 1314 N. Main St. 2697 N. Main St. Drive-up Window AGRO MARKETING CO. P.O. Box No. 201 Latham, Illinois 62543 AC 217 674-5231 674-3721 International Marketing of Agricultural Chemicals and Fertilizers Phone 420-0851 TURNER CLEANERS 2225 E. WOOD ST. DECATUR. ILLINOIS Where Dry Cleaning Means Something Everything for your Knitting Needs Free Knitting Instructions Blocking and Finishing ARTISTIC KNIT SHOP 877-5475 3108 North Water Brettwood Village Beautiful Shoes For You Beautiful People RAUPP’S SHOES 139 North Water Landmark Mall—Decatur END! AUTOGRAPHS warn . Lfctf4 r ‘ a . r £ -' • „ t . . . ' '• ! ,||� ■: L-£j,-.-'h ? - „ ■ ' ■' V. • ' •••■ : •- • , -fr H ?'3sP® .-■■■••'. ff . , . ■. J • fc 9HH25 ., V ; . - , rl?r • k i in i KrH v •■ ' • •• ' 1 ■ ■■' V ' ' A ' t ' % • -v- ' ' : y ■i - ■:•■■ -: i j: ■ . •' ' ' ' -aj K. ::,| sf, H -,: i' Vi. vt' ' l} t «'«v I ..T f’Vr' V wt) £ -4 J • ‘- • .Vfc' '' wVKi;Jti_:_ . _ 3 « c-_ . - • • . • ' . ■ « . - • - • ■5 . M . _ - 4 - ? !