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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

2 3 STAYING YOUNG g, is not a matter of years. Youth lives in a love for the beauty that is in the in the mountains, the sea, and sky, and in y faces through which shines the kindliness Tinner mind. It is the tuning into the orchestra of living sound, the soughing of the wind in the trees, the whisper and flow of the tide on wide beaches, the pounding of surf on the rocks, the chattering of brooks over the stones, the pattering of rain on leaves, the song of birds, and of peepers in the spring marshes, and the joyous lilt of sweet laughter. Youth lives without counting the years in a fluid mind wlrich is poem to new theories, fresh opinions, changing impressions, and In the willingness to make new beginnings. What is it to stay young? It is the ability to hold fast to old friends, and to make new ones, to keep forever our beloved in dear remembrance, and to open our hearts quickly to a light knock on the door. Youth is to remain faithful to our beliefs, to preserve our enthusiasms, to trust in ourselves, to believe in our own courage, and to follow where courage bids us go. Cornelia Rogers To Live This Age Forever . . . 16—NO RESPONSIBILITIES, JUST HAVE FUN 25—OLD ENOUGH TO BE ON YOUR OWN There Is a Season... The weather is nice. Every- thing is growing. Everyone is happy. Everything is alive. There is no school. Another Era to Call Your Own I % The future, because maybe some one will produce a society where we need no guns, locks on doors, or law endorcement. The 50’s, because that is when I was born and I think I would like to know how my life was then to now. 1, 000, 000 years B.C. with Rachel Welch, (no explanation needed) Plans for Today; Hopes for Tomorrow . . . I want to live each day as it comes and better myself whenever I can from the mistakes I make. I hope to get married and have a family, and to work and help as many people as possible along life's journey. ADMINISTRATION Board of Education, Superintendent9 And Secretary- Board of Education Mr. Loveless, Mr. Johnston, Mr. Potter, Mr. Dipper, Presi- dent; Mr. Howe, and Mr. Dawes, Not present: Mr. Blythe, Secretary. The Cardinal staff wishes to express our congratualtions to Mrs. Brame for her out- standing work as secretary here at W-L. We also wish her the best of luck in the future. Mrs. Brame, Secretary Mr. Israel, Superintendent Mrs. Vaughn, Secretary Mr. Main Language Arts Mr. Means Mrs. E i s e n b a r t h Mr. Tutko Miss Sescleifer Spanish Student Teacher Mr. Snow, Science Mrs. Doolin, Student Teacher Senior Lab Assistants for Mr. Smith Mr. Jacoby, Conservation A' ftt it vJ Bafes; Miss W ilson M r s r a r y Art 16 Mr. liretternilz. Student Teacher - Business Education and Home Economics Mr. Metzger, Business Mrs. Kemmerer, Home Economies ✓ Physical Education, Drivers9 Education, Health M r Mr. Doolin, Boys Physical Education Mrs. Wickline, Girls Physical Education Mr. Loveall, Health Left to Right: Mrs. Trump, Mrs. Radliff, Mrs. Gaither, Mrs. Janvrin, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Hundley, Mrs. Daughtery, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Park, Mrs. Johner, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. Ward, Mr. Proctor, Mr. Wermelskirchen, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Call, and Mr. Curry. UN 40UN :tive CONJUNCTI PREPOSITI ORGANIZATIONS The Cardinette Staff: Carol Dipper, Carol Ryan, Cathy Pikey, Chris Ahrens, Debbie Groves, Stan Roberts, Cindy Janvrin, Kevin Janvrin, Sherreye Hall, Mr. Main, advisor; Terri Young, seated. Left to Right: Lory Behrends, Altig, Lynda Mears, Miss Lanj Elliott, and Scott Kemmerer. Cardinal Editors-Amy Garbs And Marty Hale Student Council First row, (left to right): Chris Ahrens, Greg Peters, Phil Gillen, Brian Haynes, Lynn Shaffer, David Gilman. Second row Carol Halford, Debbie Sullivan, Carol Dipper, Carol Ryan, Danny Krall, Nancy Goretzge, Dan Murray, Tina Betzer, Lynda Mears, Lisa Fombelle, JeffBurgett. Chris Ahrens 72-73 Student Chris Ahrens, our 72-73 foreign exchange student, came to us from his home town of Kirchweyhe, West Germany. He lived at home with his father, a farmer and his mother, a housewife. His sister, Elizabeth, who is 14, and his brother Eylert, 11 years old, complete the family. Chris, while here, participated in cross country and wrestling. He was interested in history and languages, especially Latin, Russian, and French. He stayed with the Willard Park family of Rural Route 1, Warrensburg. His American brother was Lester Park, a junior at Warrens- burg. A.F.S. 29 A.F.S rust row, (lett to right): Carol Dipper, Treasurer; Chris Ahrens, A.F.S. Student; Nancy Disbrow, Secretary; Brian Haynes Publicity; Howard Loveless, President; Phil Gillen, Student Council; Cindy Janvrin, Reporter; Stan Roberts, Vice-President. Second row; Diana Elliott, Brenda Ishee, Sandra Kenny, Bruce Barnes. Janice Kenny, Tim Brian. Third row: Amy Garbs, Lynda Mears, Randy Sloan, Susan Dipper, Kathy Wickline, Sherry Neibuhr. Fourth row: Debbie Holderness, Roy Mosser, Enid Grolla, Ann Mears, Beth Nansen, Tootie Holmes. Fifth row: John Waddell. Dan Murray, Steve Hamilton. Lester Parks, David Gilman, Steve Peters, Jim Bird, Mark Rau, Nancy Marshall. 1972-19 13 was the first year for a student A. F. S. organization. The group was a big success. In the autumn, members or- ganized a chili supper in order to raise money. They also went on a fund drive and sponsored a tape race. The highlight of the year was the A. F. S. weekend held in January. Exchange students from surrounding areas stayed with W-L students. Everyone had fun learning about other countries and making new friends. Pictures of the A.F.S. weekend are shown on the next page. 30 Concert First row, (left to right): Amy Garbs, Carol Martin, Becky Hammel, Alice Brummitt. Second row: Marcia King, Beth Nan- sen, Cindy Griggs. Kathy Robbins. Cindy Matherly, Karen Hazelrigg. Third row: Patty Robinson, Kathy Ludwick, Donna Gillespey, Cheryl Johnston, Melody Ferre, Barb Fornwalt, Susan Dipper, Cathy Catlin, Renee Culp, Ginger Sutton. Fourth row: Robert Matherly, Tom Heft, David Horn, David Gilman, Steve Peters, Paula Tate, Lynn Shaffer, David Younker, Brian Peters, Brett Groves, Debbie Row, David Martin, Doug Ellington. Fifth row: Scott Southwell, Bennie row, Ellis Buth, Bill Sheufler. Band First row, (left to right): Debbie Wilson, Janice Kenney, Kathy Wickline, Becky VanDerVoort, Lisa Tomlinson. Second row: Diana Elliott, Nancy Winters, Bob Righter, Phil Gillen, Lory Behrends. Third row: Bruce Barnes, Tim Burge, Ralph Deal, Gary Letterly, Deby Rhodes, Terry Jones, Kevin Mitchell, Scott McBride, Tim Radliff. Fourth row: Andy Beal, Roger Let- terly, Brian Stock, Jim Bird, Bruce Barnes, Craig Culp, Brian Haynes, Mr. Brennen, Susie Row, Rick Hundley, Sandra Kenney, Scott Kemmerer, Doug Fryman. First row, seated, (left to right): Beverly Kopp, Cheryl Jon- ston, Lory Behrends, Amy Garbs, Alice Brummitt, Kathy Ludwick. Second row: Eldetta Curry, Nancy Disbrow, Beth Nansen, Brenda Brown, Cathy Pikey, Jeane Davis, Sheryl Mc- Intyre, Lisa Tomlinson. Third row: Diana Elliott, Donna Gillespey, Cindy Janvrin, Donna Mears, Susan Miller, Terri Page, Connie Sutton. Fourth row: Paula Tate, Linda Mears, Becky Hammel, Cindy Matherly, Linda Walters, Cathy Cat- lin, Sandra Kenney, Lisa Fombelle. Standing: Chuck Miller, Ginger Sutton, Patty Robinson, Kathy Robbins, Enid Grolla, Becky VanDerVoort, Jackie Ellis, Sandy Brazelton, Marcia King, Janice Kenney, Cheryl Waddell, Vickie Estrop, Mark Rau, David Gilman, Scott Kemmerer, Jack Cunningham, Lynn Armstrong, Ralph Deal, Chris Mooney, Bruce Barnes, Mrs. Scanavino. 34 Our chorus performed a Spring Concert, musical, and attended the Choral Festival at Niantic. They received a second place rating contest this year. Chorus had two student teachers. Miss Carroll and Miss Root. G I r I s A t h I e t i c A s s 0 c • 1 a t • i o n 36 First row-. Lisa Fombelle, Fr. Rep.; Barb Keller, Sports Ed.;Carol Halford, Sec. ;Carol Young, Fr. Rep. ;Tootie Holmes, V.-Pres.; Michelle McAlister, Jr. Pts. Chairman; and Linda Trump, Treas. Rhonda Stiles, Pres, and Nancy Winters, Sr. Pts. Chairman are not pictured. Second row: Angela Hundley, Mary Foley, Debbie Hic- key, Cheryl Waddell, Debbie Hackl, Mrs. Wickline, Advisor; Jeanie Mayfield, Deanna Hansen, Rene Nash, Cathy Wickline, and Lisa Tomlinson. Third row: Susie Grandon, Jeanie Davis, Connie Sutton, Susan Dipper, Sara Taylor, Kathy Ludwick, Carol Martin, Linda Walters, Tammie Welch, Alice Jo Brummett, Cheri Mc- Intyre, Cheryl Johnston, and Kim Westen. Fourth row: Sheryl Blair, Becky VanDerVoort, Debbie Groves, Jodie Jenkins, Paula Tate, Ginger Sutton, Patty Robinson, Kathy Wells, Janice Kenney, Jeanette Krall, Diane El- liott, and Sherry McCullough. Fifth row: Marsha Lowe, Dani Betzer, Sandy Jump, Debbie Handlin, Dorothy Grandon, Becky Stalter, Teri Young, Corine Lowe, Dorine Lowe, Gayle Rotz, and Kathy Robbins. Sixth row: Debbie Meyer, Susie Row, Carol Carlton, Diane Park, Marcia King, Kathy Bourne, Beth Nansen, Sandra Ken- ney, Debbie Nicholas, Carol Dipper, Tina Betzer, Brenda Ishee, and Barb Meyerholz. Seventh row: Debbie Wilson, Susan Miller, Susan Holman, Cindy Brozio, Michelle Yuetten, Karen Hazelrigg, BarbFulk, Nancy Disbrow, Sherri Hobson, Cheryl Cutler, Charmayne Wallace, and April Nichols. The G.A.A. started off with soft- ball at the beginning of this 1972- 1973 school year. We participated in other sports, such as archery, bow- ling, volleyball, roller skating, ice- skating, sledding, badminton, stunts, and track. We also co-spon- sored the Gamma Phi Circus and hosted two volleyball play days. We had a Mother-Daughter Banquet in May at which time senior Tootie Holmes was named our most out- standing member and athlete. F.H.A. Bottom (left to right) Jeane Mayfield, Nancy Marshall, Janice Mancini, Carol Dipper, Nancy Disbrow, Debbie Wilson, Mrs. Kemmerer, sponsor; Faye Blakeman, Treas; Mercy DeBourbon, Tottie Holmes, Pres; Susan Miller. Second row: Angela Hundley, Lisa Schualbert, Beth Nansen, Susan Dipper, Donna DiPasquale, Tina DiPasquale, Cathy Wells, Kathy Wickline, Alice Jo Brummet, Sara Taylor. Third row: Connie Sutton, Melody Ferre, Gayle Rotz, Enid Grolla, Sherry McCoullgh, Dorothy Grandon, Lisa Fombelle, Cindy Janvrin. Fourth row: Ann Learnard, Cheryl Johnston, April Nichols, Kim Simons, Kathy Bourne, Denise Lighthall, Janice Spore, Kathy Catlin. Not pictured is Sharon Wentworth, Vice Pres; and Nancy Winters, Sec. 38 The highlight of the year for our F.H.A. was a three day trip to the Tulip Festival in Holland, Michigan. Other activities for this busy year included co-sponsoring the Gam- ma Phi Circus, selling Easter eggs, and candles. Co-op First row, (left to right): Tim Brian, Len Burnett, Dale Tackett, David Anderson. Second row:Tim Radliff, Gerry Grandon, Mike Hudson, Dawn Logan, Debbie Rhodes, Davena Whalen, Theresa Hansen, Marsha Lowe, Sharon Wentworth. Third row: David Hughes, Terry Westen, Paul Young, Georgia Matherly, Dario Mancini, David Bishop, Mike Williams. Fourth row: Dan Trim- mer, Gary Hall, Terry Dillow. Vocational First row, (left to right): Art Bow- man, David Spiker, Marty Logan, Jack Cunningham, Rhonda Stiles, Cheryl Hughes, John Hughes. Second row: Jerry Matherly, Marty Havener, Lynn Wilson, Denny Elam, Danny Krall. Third row: Nate Greene, Tom Sheets, Dennis Kopp, Mike Barnes, Mark Banton, Carol Ryan, Nancy Winter, Deb Holderness. Fourth row: Lynn Armstrong, Bill Merriman. Lettermen ’ 0 m Top row: Tim Nichols, Darrell Womack, Don Hansen, Ron Trump, Danny Krall, Mr, Doolin, sponsor; Kevin Janvrin, Roger Greenleaf, Doug Fryman, Danny Trimmer, Tom Eades, Stan Stivers, Gary Hall, Kim Bankson, Greg Peters, Stan Roberts, Steve Peters, Craig Janvrin, Nate Greene, Doug Durbin, Tim Radliff. Third row: Chuck Roady, Dwane Salmons, Mark Mc- Quality, Steve Wilderman, Bob Binder, Tracy Black, Dan Murray, Mike Robbins. Bottom row: Marty Logan, Terry Lowe, Wayne Huskey, David Gilman, Lester Park. 42 Cheerleaders VARSITY: Kim Westen, Carol Dipper, Deb Holderness, Enid Grolla, Carol Halford. JR. VARSITY: Kathy Brown, Sherry Neibuhr, Barb Keller, Linda Trump. FRESHMAN: Yvonne Hansen, Kathy Ludwick, Kathy Wickline, Susan Dipper, Linda Walters. Football “72” VARSITY SQUAD: First row (left to right): Gary Letterly, Mike Grady, Marvin Berry, Brad Peel, Dave Harris, Danny Buckley, Brian Huber, Doug Durbin, Mark McQuality, Dan Murray, David Gilman. Second row: Paul Collins, Tom Eades, Rick Ryan, Craig Winters, Gary Hall, Steve Wilderman, Bob Binder, Danny McCarthy, Alan Former, Gregg Winters, Mike Robbins. Third row: Coach Jacoby, Rick Hundley, Jay Klawitter, John Bourne, Duane Salmons, Don Hansen, Ralph Deal, Chuck Roady, Mark Banton, Terry McIntyre, Coach Lov- all, Coach Doolin. FRESHMAN SQUAD: First row (left to right): Kevin Heckler, Dave Harris, Mark Potter, Kevin Walker, JeffNeibuhr, Bruce Lamb, Ken Murray, Allen Olds, David Younker, Tom Davis, David Gilman. Second row: Marvin Berry, Mike Grady, Brad Peel, Rick Ryan, David Miller, Leland Hackl, Brian Stock, Brian Gilman. Third row: Coach Wickline, Brian Huber, David Pugh, Jay Klawitter, Terry McIntyre, John Bourne, Alan Fonner, David Martin, Roger Letterly. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD: First row (left to right): Kevin Heckler, Brian Hu- ber, Marvin Berry, Dave Harris, Mark Potter, Kevin Walker, JeffNeibuhr, Bruce Lamb, Ken Murray, Allen Olds, David Younker, Tom Davis, David Gilman. Second row: Dan Buckley, Mike Grady, Brad Peel, Craig Winters, Mark McQuality, Rick Ryan, Dave Miller, Leland Hackl, Brian Stock, Brian Gilman, Roger Letterly. Third row: Coach Wickline, Gregg Winters, David Pugh, Jay Klawitter, Rick Hundley, John Bourne, Terry McIntyre, Ralph Deal, Tom Eades, Alan Fonner, David Martin, Dan McCarthy, Coach Doolin. 45 Varsity and Jr. Varsity, First row, (left to right): David Gilman, manager; Mike Robbins, Mark McQuality, Steve Peters, Craig Janvrin, Kevin Janvrin, RoyMosser, Bob Binder, Dan Murray, Tim Radliff, Terry Lowe, Wayne Huskey, manager. Second row: Mr. Wickline, Roger Greenleaf, Tom Eades, Chuck Roddy, Rick Hundley, John Hughes, Danny Krall, Alan Fonner, Gregg Winters, Craig Winters, Mr. Kiick, coach. Freshman, First row: Andy Beal; mana- ger, Robert Sheets, Brian Gilman, Randy Westen, Jeff Burgett, Brett Groves, Brad Peel, John Harmison. Sec- ond row: Mr. Tutko, Dave Miller, Brian Stock, Randy Ewell, Leland Hac- kel, Terry McIntyre, Dave Harris, Vic Binkley, Allan Fonner. 46 Track and Bottom (left to right) Lester Park, Les Dillow, Craig Culp, Brian Peters, Brad Reel. Second row: Steve Peters, David Mar- tin, Mike Grady, Roger Greenleaf, Manager; Tim Burge, Manager; Brian Huber, Wayne Huskey, Manager; Terry Jones. Top row: Vic Binkley, Ron Trump, Alan Fonner, Danny Krall, John Bourne, Ralph Deal, Doug Fryman, Darrell John- son, Mr. Snow, Coach. Bottom (left to right) Brian Peters, Steve Peters, John Harmison, Les Dillow. Top row: Mr. Snow, Coach; Chris Ahrens, Doug Fryman, Dan Krall, Ron Trump, Vic Binkley. 48 Cross Country First row, (left to right): Les Dillow, Randy Merriman, Brian Huber, Rick Ryan, David Pugh, David Martin, Chuck Jackson, Steve Donnan, Ronnie Trump. Second row: Jeff Neibur, Brian Peters, Paul Logan, Marty Logan. Third row: Chris Ahrens. Kim Bankson--Captain, Gary Hall, Dwane Salmons, Ralph Deal, John Bourne, John Holman, Steve Wilderman, Stan Sti- vers--Captain, Mr. Doolin, coach. Wrestling Golf Varsity Bottom (left to right) Dan Mur- ry, Tom Eades, Bob Roth, Terry Lowe, captain; Don Brozio. Top: Mr. Loveall, ass't coach; Mark McQuality, Mike McAlister, Bob Righter, Mark Rotz, Roy Mosser, Mr. Tutko, coach. This spring the Cardinal Golf Team experienced its 2nd consecutive successful season. Finishing the year with an 8-6 record against large school opposition, the Cardinals went on to repeat as conference champions in the Okaw Valley Con- ference Tournament at Monticello. Terry Lowe repeated as Conference Medalist, Don Brozio was runner-up and Bob Binder won the 5th Medalist trophy. The Cardinals will only be losing Roy Mosser by graduation and are looking forward to next season. Jr. Varsity Bottom (left to right) Brian Stock, Mark Gray, John Harmison, Rick Ryan, Rick Young. Top: Randy Meri- man, Denny Wakeman, Bob Binder, Randy Ewell, Andy Beal, Steve Hamil- ton. 51 RANDY EWELL a friend a student an athlete a son a brother IN MEMORIAM ACTIVITIES OUR COURT: First row (left to right): Roy Mosser, senior escort; Sherreye Hall, senior attendant; Nancy Goretzke, Homecoming Queen; David Bishop, Queen's escort; Jayne Keller, 1971 Homecoming Queen; Chris Ahrens, 1971 Queen's escort. Second row: Scott McBride, freshman escort; Linda Walters, freshman attendant; Gregg Winters, sophomore escort; Linda Trump, sophomore attendant; David Gilman, junior escort; Enid Grolla, junior attendant. Our 1972 Homecoming was held on October 6th. The fighting Card- inals lost to the Mohammet Bulldogs, but the spirit was kept high. At half time, a parade was held. Following the parade was the crowning of our 1972 Homecoming Queen, Nancy Goretzke, by our 1971 Homecoming Queen, Jayne Keller. After the game was a dance at which we were enter- tained by Black and White. 55 Swinging A Musical November 17, 1972 by Mr. Carlyle, Retiring Principal.Ralph Deal Miss Pinkerton, A prissy teacher.Beth Nansen Miss Cook, A teacher out to get a man .... Linda Mears Miss Ramsey, A demure, attractive teacher. . . Lory Behrends Mr. Blum, A good-looking, pleasant teacher . . .Greg Peters Comedy Presented the W-L High School Chorus High Mr. McDuff, The new principal......................Mark Rau Diana, A vivacious and popular student.............Enid Grolla Bill, A handsome football player.................Howard Loveless Andy, A student who intends to be an artist. . David Gilman Connie, A shy and studious girl...................Cindy Janvrin Senator Whiffwaff, The breezy type................Steve Major The main story of Our Town centers around the lives and courting of George Gibbs, the doctor's son and Emily Webb, daughter of the newspaper editor. The first act characterizes the town, its family life, the budding romance of the young couple. The second act centers around the wedding of George and Emily and includes a flashback to the mo- ment when the couple first realizes they love each other. The third act, said to be one of the most imaginative acts wirtten, revolves around Emily's funeral. Both the living and the dead contribute to the audiences understand- ing of the main theme of the play, that life is too wonder- ful for anyone to realize it to its fullest extent. Then + Now “i 973” Jr. — Sr. Prom One of the most glamorous events of the school year was the Junior Senior-Prom. The juniors hon- ored the seniors on April twenty-eighth at the Decatur Club. The evening opened with an invoca- tion by Paul Collins after which a dinner of tossed salad, swiss steak, whipped potatoes, and sherbert was served. Dan Murray, the cheerful master of ceremonies, attempted to keep the program at a bubbling pace. Bruce McBride welcomed the sen- iors with Howard Loveless responding. Enid Grolla sang a medley of songs including Speak Softly Love , Soft September , and Killing Me Softly . Enid was accompanied by Cindy Janvrin. The best part of the program was the senior class prophecy, read by Carol Halford. Soon afterwards, the tables were moved aside to make room for dancing. From that time until the end of prom the music was pro- vided by Listen. Mr. Hamilton was on hand to take couples' pictures. At ten o'clock the couples left, only to remember the lovely time they had. 63 Graduation The class of 1973 said good-bye to high school on May 31 at 8:00 p.m. Salutatory and valedictory addresses were given by Roy Mosser and Brian Haynes. The Senior Chorus, accom- panied by Mrs. Scanavino, sang Where the Roads Come Together. Chris Ahrens, ourA.F.S. student, reviewed his year at Warrensburg, thanking the school and community for making his experience possible. Following the pres- entation of diplomas and the benedic- tion, the class switched their tassels, signifying the end today and the be- ginning of tomorrow. SENIORS Brian Haynes V aledictorian Roy Mosser Salutatorian, Ralph Schroeder Memorial Award, Co-MVP Baseball, and MVP Basketball Kevin Janvrin Co-MVP Baseball Danny Krall MPVCrosscountry, MVP Track, and Outstanding Athlete of the Year Carol Dipper D. A. R. and Cheerleading Captain Award Tim Radliff Don Flach Memorial Award Nancy Marshall F. H. A. High Pointer and Betty Crocker Home- maker Award 66 Tootie Holmes G.A.A. Outstanding Member G.A.A. Outstanding Athlete Outstanding Seniors 1973 Phil Gillen Bausch and Lomb Science Award Not Pictured: Rhonda Stiles and Jerry Grandon Lion's Club Scholarship Gary Hall MVP Football MVP Golf Howard Loveless All-State Chorus Member Duane Salmons Army Recruiter Award Charles Halford Award Cindy Janvrin Fred Gilman Memorial Award 67 I Graduating Class of “1973” Clockwise: Chris Ahrens, Secretary; Howard Loveless, President; Tootie Holmes, Treasurer; John Waddell, Vice-President. 68 Robin Duke Curry Brenda Deal Terry Dilloiv Donna Di Pasquale Carol Dipper Nancy Disbrow Diane Fite Phil Gillen Nancy Goretzke Jerry Grandon Nate Greene Gary Hall Shewan Holmes David Horn Mike Hudson Cheryl Hughes David Hughes John Hughes Howard Loveless Loren Mahan Dario Mancini Nancy Marshall Wilma Marshall Georgia Matherly Tim Radliff Mark Rau Beth Nansen Greg Peters Deby Rhodes Stan Roberts 78 Darrell Womack Paul Young ' m Martin White Dale Whiteside Nancy Winters Senior Bowl First row, (left to right): Bill Baker, Roy Mosser, Phil Gillen, Craig Hammitt, Brian Haynes, Howard Loveless, Paul Young, Bill Barnes. Second row: Mr. Smith, Nancy Disbrow, Tootie Holmes, John Waddell, Greg Peters, Beth Nan- sen, Carol Dipper, Mrs. Eisenbarth. This was Warrensburg's third year at Kewanee's Senior Bowl. Our Cardinal team came home with a glorious vic- tory. Warrensburg and Wethersfield were tied for the cham- pionship at 111 to 111 when the time ran out. The tie was broken when Warrensburg answered 2 of 5 toss-up questions in overtime. Our Cardinal team deserved the victory for which they worked very hard. 82 This year was the start of a great tradition at W-L! With much co-operation and enthu- siasm from people of the school and the com- munity, Warrensburg's first annual Scholastic Bowl was held here on May 5th, 1973. To top off the glory of the day, our Red team captured the championship trophy in a 201-91 victory over Tuscola. Special consideration goes to Mr. Smith and Mrs. Hale for the endless amount of work and organizing they put into the project. Without them and the many others who helped, the day might have been such a suc- cess. SOPHOMORES Class of “74” Dave Anderson Carl Armstrong Lynn Armstrong Bruce Baker fWD HOT AVAILABLE just camera. Shy Mark Banton Mike Barnes Lory Behrends Roger Beltz Tina Betzer Bob Binder Tracy Black, Secretary; Bruce McBride, President; Mike Robbins, Vice President; Enid Grolla, Treasurer. Jim Bird Fred Black Tracy Black Sheryl Blair Kathy Bourne Sandy Brazelton Tim Brian Brenda Brown Ben Buchen Len Burnett Paul Collins Jack Cunningham Chuck Cutler Mercy DeBourbon Jodi DeMarco Dave Durbin Doug Durbin Denny Elam Jackie Ellis Raymond Fite Mary Foley Jim Fredericks Barb Fulk Amy Garbs David Gilman Dorothy Grandon Enid Grolla Debbie Grove Debbie Groves Marty Hale Carol Halford Steve Hamilton Teresa Hansen Marty Havener 87 Tom Heft Cyndy Heil Debbie Hickey Keith Hundley Kathy Huskey Harry Illingsworth Jody Jenkins Mark Johner Janice Kenny Jeanette Krall Gary Letterly Denise Lighthall Terry Lowe Janice Marcini Carol Martin Shelby Matherly Ann Mears Billy Merriman David Meyer Barb Meyerholz Dan Murray Michelle McAlister Mike McAlister Bruce McBride Sheryl McCullough Terry McRoberts Rene Nash Debbie Nicholas 88 Diane Park Lester Park Steve Peters Cathy Pikey Ross Pyle Bruce Rager Jerry Reynolds Lynn Ribordy Mike Richardson Kathy Risley Chuck Roady Mike Robbins Gayle Rotz Tom Sheets Ronnie Smiley Randy Spaugh Dan Spiker Bill Stalter Stan Stivers Dale Tackett Ron Trump Becky V andervoort Cheryl Waddell John Wallace Carol Wamick Kim Westen Jerry Whiteside Steve Wilderman Mike Williams Terri Young Kathy Younker M ichelle Y uetten 89 Class of “75” Gregg Winters, President; Craig Janvrin, Vice President; Kevin Fisher, Treasurer; Karen Hazelrigg, Secretary Ellis Buth Renee Culp Cheryl Cutler Janet Davis Ralph Deal Stan Dickerson Becky Hammel Debbie Handlin Deanna Hansen Barb Fornwalt Doug Fryman Donna Gillespey Tina DiPasquale Tom Eades Diana Elliott V icki Estrop Melody Ferre Kevin Fisher Susan Grandon Roger Greenleaf Cindy Griggs Jody Grove George Hackney Debbie Hackl Karen Hazelrigg Kevin Heckler Sherri Hobson Susan Holman Rick Hundley Rod Hunt 91 Wayne Huskey Malia Jackson Craig Janvrin Susan Jerome Darrell Johnson Sandy Jump MOD WOT AVAILABLE Ann Learnard Cheryl Lofland Dorine Lowe Mark Lynch Steve Major Ronny Maschoff Barb Keller Scott Kemmerer Marcia King Dennis Kingsley Debbie Meyer Chuck Miller Kevin Mitchell Chris Mooney Ed Moore Danny McCarthy 92 Mark McQuality Sherry Neibuhr April Nichols Tim Nichols Kathy Robbins Patty Robinson Linda Trump Charmayne Wallace Debbie Wilson Craig Winters Gregg Winters Edith Womack Bennie Row Sue Row Lisa Schaulbert Bill Scheufler Leonard Severe Debbie Shaffer AVAILABLE wear Lynn Shaffer Kim Simons Jay Southwell Becky Stalter Ginger Sutton Paula Tate 93 Class of Sandy Altig Bruce Barnes Andy Beal Carol Beccue Marvin Berry Dani Betzer Sandy Altig, Secretary; John Harmison, Vice-pres ident; Alan Fonner, President; Kathy Ludwick, Treasurer. Victor Binkley Johnny Bourne Robin Boyer Donald Brown Donald Brozio Alice Jo Brumett Jeff Burgett Kathy Catlin Craig Culp Eldeeta Curry Jean Davis Tom Davis Les Dillow Susan Dipper Steve Donnan Doug Ellington Mary Lou Flory Lisa Fombelle Alan Former Susan Gasaway Brian Gilman Mike Grady Mark Gray Brett Groves Leland Hackl Kirby Hale Yvonne Hansen John Harmison David Harris Connor Haynes Susan Hise Brian Huber Angela Hundley Brenda Ishee Chuck Jackson Cheryl Johnston Terry Jones Sandra Kenney Susan Kinney Jay Klawitter Beverly Kopp Bruce Lamb Richard Lauderdale Roger Letterly Scott Litts Paul Logan Corine Lowe Kathy Ludwich Vivian Main Paul Mancini David Martin Cindy Matherly Donna Mears Randy Merriman 95 David Miller Susan Miller Richard Mooney Kenneth Murray Scott McBride Patricia McClure Sherry McIntyre Terry McIntyre Jeff Neibuhr Mike Nichols Allen Olds Scott Page I Brad Peel Brian Peters Mark Potter David Pugh Richard Richardson Robert Righter NO PHOTO Mark Rotz Richard Ryan Robert Sheets Janice Spore Sharon Stivers Brian Stock Debra Sullivan Connie Sutton Jeff Taylor Sara Taylor Stephen Taylor Elisa Tomlinson Rae Ann Virden Dennis Wakeman Kevin Walker 1 Linda Walters Tamie Welch Cathy Wells Randy Westen Kathy Wickline Debbie Wilder man James Williams Marlanie Williams Carol Young Richard Young David Younker iNva “IVN0I1VN DNIHSd3d 3H± 1973 State Bank of Latham Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Latham Illinois 1911 Rager C. 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Pulaski, Illinois Serving the Community Since 1888 . . . The First National Bank Mt. Pulaski, Illinois FDIC TOM’S FLOWERS 0 Phone 792-3216 “On the Square” Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Ph. 792-5532 109 Autographs no BALES SERVICE HASKELL Phosphate Limestone Co. Latham, Illinois Ph. 674-3763 Royster Bulk Blended Fertilizers Lehigh Limestone Ag. Chemicals Anhydrous Ammonia Automobile, Tractor, Tune Up Generator, Starter Wheel Balancing Motor Oils—Lubrication Brake Service Day Phone 672-3713 On Route 121 Spur Warrensburg Illinois TFS CO. INC. Trowbridge Farm Supply Company Inc. “Service is our number one product” Wholesale Distributors: Anhydrous Aqua Ammonia Liquid Bulk Fertilizers Grain Rock Aggregates Latham, Illinois AGRO MARKETING CO. P.O. Box No. 201 Latham, Illinois 62543 AC 217 674-3344 Unique Corns for Uncommonly good results 1973 International Marketing of Agricultural Chemicals and Fertilizers BEAR HYBRIDS Compliments of THE BOWL 655 E. Pershing Phone 877-3711 CHRIS ALBERT MCMANUS FLORISTS Service Station and 1106 West Pershing Road Power Motors 877-llSO Warrensburg Illinois H. NOTTELMANN AND SON Lumber Builders’ Hardware J. M. Shingles—Storm Doors Windows Phone 672-3613 Warrensburg Illinois Rt. 121 Complete Farm Machinery and Repairs DEAN’S GULF SERVICE BOB AND JIM’S REPAIR SERVICE Mt. Pulaski, III. Complete Car Service Mt. Pulaski, III. 62548 Phone AC (217) 792-5604 Courtesy of MYRICK’S INSURANCE AGENCY Mt. Pulaski Illinois Compliments of ROBERT N. HAMM D.D.S. Mount Pulaski Illinois Compliments Open 5 A.M.—9 P.M. of Monday—Saturday The Bill Sigmon Family Closed Sunday SIGMON’S MARKET WYCKLES CAFE Wyckles Corner 4311 W. Main Compliments We’re MACON MUSIC of in WINTER’S CAFE Decatur Congratulations Compliments Class of 1972 of PARK’S LEGHORN FARM STATE BANK OF Warrensburg Illinois NIANTIC 672-3522 Niantic, Illinois Eggs Wholesale retail at farm RALPH’S MARKET Compliments of HEMAN GRAIN COMPANY Go Cardinals! 672-3534 Illinois Warrensburg 113 GOOD’S FINE FURNITURE Compliments of 237 N. Main Decatur, Illinois BALLINGER’S BARBER SHOP Phone 429-2441 Warrensburg, Illinois Compliments of Compliments of SANDY’S BEAUTY SHOP HARRY APPELBAUM STORE 632 E. Eldorado Warrensburg, Illinois Decatur Illinois FAY FABRICS LEHN'S CAFE Ernest F. Hildebrand—Owner “Satisfaction” Our Specialty Best Food In Town Custom-Made Draperies Drapery Yard Goods—Service Telephone 422-7633 Across From The High School 262 N. Main Street Decatur Illinois Warrensburg Illinois H Sr S TOOL AND DIE CO. Tools Dies Jigs Fixtures Compliments of J. W. Bill Smith, Owner Phone 3 +21 P.0. Box 188 Warrensburg Illinois 1 w LAZY N CAMPERS DODD’S STANDARD Hwy. 121 Warrensburg, Illinois 672-9569 SCOVILL PRO SHOP Oil Lub. Tune ups Tire Repair Decatur, Illinois MONICAL’S PIZZA COOK’S MYERS SPORT CENTER Where the teens are Decatur, Illinois always welcome Rawlings Converse Voit MOLL’S LAWN GARDEN CENTER Rte. 121—Mt. Pulaski, Illinois 792-5500 BLACK’S SPORTING GOODS Duane Shanle, Owner 340 North Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 Trophies for all sporting events Business: 429-5376 Smile God Loves You Automobile, Tractor, Tune Up Lubrication Brake Service SEAT COVER GENE’S GULF SERVICE CENTER 708 E. Wood Decatur, Illinois 62523 Starter, Tires, Motor Oils Generator Gulf Motor Oils Latham, Illinois 674-3747 115 HOLMES GARAGE WADDELL TRAILER SALES John Waddell Mt. Pulaski Latham, Illinois Automotive Farm Air Conditioning Horse, Stock, Goosenick Trailers Sales Service Also Pickup Toppers Phone 674-3429 JONE’S MARKET Compliments of 358 South Wyckles 423-0212 JAMES J. MORAN AND SONS Funeral Directors Home Killed Meats Custom Butchering by Appointment 429-4201 Decatur Illinois HUNDLEY’S REPAIR SERVICE Petroleum—Chemical Fertilizer Needs Specializing In Electrical Furnace Repair . STANDARD —Custom Spraying— JOHN W. BEHRENDS Warrensburg, Illinois agent Telephone 672-3677 Warrensburg, Illinois Ans. Serv. 217 672-3513 Home 672-3628 Compliments of DICK SHULL MOTOR COMPANY Cook Lafayette Phone No. 792-3314 DR. SAM HOLTZMAN Mt. Pulaski, Illinois 62548 Warrensburg, Illinois Dodge Cars Trucks Travelmate Campers Trailers 116 Compliments of WILLIAMS JEWELRY STRIGLOS OFFICE EQUIPMENT 120 N. Kickapoo Lincoln, Illinois 124 E. Prairie St. Decatur, Illinois Your Keepsake Diamond Dealer THE GRITTON’S BONANZA SIRLOIN PIT THOMPSON-KRAMER MUSIC CO. 1987 E. Pershing Road Decatur, Illinois School Band Service Steaks for the Whole Family Sun.-Thur. 11:00 to 8:00 Fri. Sat. 11:00 to 9:00 215 North Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 Phone 422-5611 FAIRVIEW PLAZA BARBER SHOP CURTIS OIL COMPANY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Decatur, Illinois Marathon Oil Products Serving Warrensburg-Latham For 14 Years Mt. Pulaski, Illinois 792-5212 Free Estimates 217 428-0946 Compliments of ANCHOR SERVICE COMPANY GENERAL TIRE 1078 Eldorado Call Us for Concrete Steps, Septic Tanks Ornamental Iron Phone 428-2168 Aden M. O’Dell 4483 West Main Owner Decatur, III. 62522 Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry—Silverware Hand Engraving We’re MACON MUSIC REICH BROTHER JEWELERS in 116 East Prairie, Decatur, Illinois Phone 422-2687 Decatur For a Successful Future Always THINK HAPPY Happy Hardware 1102 E. Eldorado Decatur, Illinois Phone 428-4811 Faces • • • - � ■- ' r-. - - ■ - - S m- 4 “ . -- - V ' • ro W x. v v r% :- ' . f ? ‘V . 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