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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1974 volume:

%3 rcmcmBcr cardinals ‘V � 4 • t •• • • H I • . v h IcDonalds KB .v Remember As the bell rings loudly in the halls. Upperclassmen trample as a freshman falls. Once again the principal tells of rules That help to preserve and spare our schools. Most classes we all just sleep through. Especially if the material is new. Teachers give facts and ask questions in a stream. Students give bad answers and daydream. Classes progress with nerves and stress As news of football and Homecoming fly off the press. Football games, whether won or lost. Are celebrated, remembered, and then embossed. Semesters bring anxiety to no one-- Teacher, parent, daughter, or son. Report cards are distributed that fateful day. In hopes that each subject will bring an A Basketball games were over in a flash, Track and baseball made a dash. Wrestling came down with a crash And the golfers gave the ball a smash. Senior bowl came in for the fight With cheers of Let’s see your bright light!' Then and Now made the scene With songs popular in everyone's teens. Senior Prom was next in sight. We danced and had great fun all night. Graduation came this year. With all the normal joy and tears. We remember all of these--yes. They bring back joy and happiness. Donna K. Gillespey Lynda Mears - Ssskaby Couples 4a m Hon, ..Black W£w i yto 0rM • ... rph� ru� ,i ''C, .......... „. ?% f 'oWin uTt; ? Ivivon Slavic - ? %, ' 6? ivixon Slows Cancer Cure: Guiltv £ : cc I J C c a«¥ h Gas Prices %. | o m cC ca Gfl =1 O'tQ is : i lTapeso Are Rising; s? - War Pow AC,-'-s More Seen % M„h f impeachment Move «: GO o Nixon Fires Cox Those Twinkles in the Sky fam ia i dug Ml s ! I Remember That Special Someone 6 I Remember Activities 7 Randy Westen When Death strikes down the innocent and young, for every fragile form from which he lets the panting spirit free, a hundred virtues rise, in shapes of mercy, charity, and love, to walk the world, and bless it. Charles Dickens In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond his departure, You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of others eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched, worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew him. 8 Angelo Patri Board of Education, Superintendent, and Secretary Mr. Blythe, who was de- ceased May 1, 1974, had been an active school board and community member. Since 1967 he served on our school board, serving several years as secretary. He was also a former member of the Macon County Board of Supervisors. Manager of the crude oil department at Staley's, he also served as a township auditor of Hickory Point Township. Board of Education Seated: William Loveless, Arden Potter, Everett Howe, Gary Johnston. Standing: Harold Daws, Emory Blythe, secretary, Donald Dipper, president. Mr. Israel, Mrs. Vaughn, Superintendent Secretary 10 Administration Mr. Wisher, Principal Mrs. Elliott, Secretary Mrs. Severe, Secretary Mr. Jacoby, Vice-Principal Language Arts Math, Science and Conservation Mr. Smith Mrs. Hobbs Mr. Taylor Mr. Snow - Mr. Jacoby Business And Home Economics Mrs. Martin Mr. Metzger Social Studies and Industrial Arts Physical Education, Drivers Education and Health Mr. Love all Mr. Doolin Cooks, Custodians, Bus Drivers Left to right: Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Edgecomb, Mr.Gifford, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Park, Mrs. Johner, Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Gaither, Mrs. Johnston, Mr. Proctor, Mrs. Janvrin, Mrs. Ward, Mr. Sutton, Mrs. Rad- liff, Mr. Hadley, Mrs. Cain. 23 %J romem6er organizations A.F.S. Steve Potucek This year’s A.F.S. student was Stefan (Steve) Potucek. His host family in Warrensburg was the Paul Main family. Steve came from Sweden where he lives with his par- ents and his brother, Igor, who also visited Warrensburg this spring. A- mong Steve's interests is his interest in languages. He has studied Czech- oslovakian, Swedish, English, Ger- man, Russian, and Spanish. 26 A.F.S. First Row: Igor Potucek (visiting brother from Sweden); Mrs. Smith, Becky Hammel, Diana Elliott, Dorothy Grandon. Bev Kopp, Vivian Main, Jodi Grove, Kathy Wickline, Susan Dipper, Paula Tate, Cheryl Waddell. Second Row: Mary Lou Flory, Eldeeta Curry, Ann Learnard, Tammy Welch, Connie Sutton, Kate Catlin, Kathy Younker, Mark Younker, Vicki Estrop. Third Row: Susan Miller, Cheryl Johnston, Patty Robinson, Steve Peters, Sherry Neibuhr, Amy Garbs, Marsha King, Mercy DeBourbon, Ann Mears, Alice Jo Brummett. Fourth Row: Lory Behrends, Steven, Potucek (foreign exchange student), Donna Mears, Kirby Hale, Bruce Barnes, David Gilman, Scott Kemmerer, Steve Hamilton, Lisa Fombelle, Jim Bird, Lynda Mears. Officers: Mrs. Smith, advisor; Enid Grolla, secretary; Susan Dipper, trea- surer; Amy Garbs, vice-president; Steve Hamilton, president. 27 Concert First row, left to right: Amy Garbs, Vivian Main, Becky Hammel, Debbie Wilson, Kathy Wickline, Alice Jo Brumett, Pam Hazelrigg. Second row: Karen Hazelrigg, Kim Tomlinson, Patty Robinson, Diane Fonner, Marcia King, Kathy Robbins, Donna Gillespey, Diana Elliott. Third row: Greg Hall, Connie Connolley, Kathy Ludwick, Cheryl Johnston, Barb Fornwalt, Cindy Clark, Jody Palmer, Beverly Stiles, Joy Wentworth, Toni Blakeman, Kate Catlin, Rene Culp. Fourth row: David Younker, Paula Tate, Steve Peters, Bob Matherly, David Gilman, Tom Heft, Lynn Shaffer. Brett Groves, Jed Gilman, Brian Peters, Jim Gardner, Linda Ludwick, David Martin, Doug Ellington, Roger Letterly, Kevin Disbrow, Bill Fitzgerald. Fifth row: Scott Southwell, Bennie Row, Ellis Buth, Bill Sheufler, Bruce Lamb, Signe Gregory, Becky Wisnasky. Band First row, left to right; Mary Flory, Angie Eubanks, Jodi Barnes, Linda Palone, Brian Slot, Becky VanDerVoort, Sherry Motsinger. Second row: Conner Haynes, Mark Younker, Pat Carter, Bob Righter, Lory Behrends. Third Row: Bruce Barnes, Gary Letterly, Brian Gilman, Doug Fryman, Scott McBride, Kathy Mitchell, Kevin Mitchell. Fourth Row: David Moore, Brian Stock, Jim Bird, Bruce McBride, Craig Culp, Terry Rhodes, Susie Row, Scott Kemmerer, Mike Tate. Mr. Brennan, director. Jim Bird was the drum major for the marching band. 29 Chorus A11-Sta te Mears. Participant: Lynda Ann Mears, Secretary; Ter Young, Student Council Repre- sentative; David Gilman, Presi- dent; Jackie Ellis, Treasurer; Enid Grolla, Vice President. Officers First row: Miss Shimp, Beverly Kopp, Susan Mentz, Jodi Palmer, Linda Ludwick, Teresa Hobbs, Beverly Stiles, Greg Hall, Jeff O’Neil, Connor Haynes, Paula Tate, Lynda Mears, Donna Gillespey, Cindy Griggs, Lisa Tomlinson, Kathy Ludwick. Second row: Brenda Ishee, Vivian Main, Teri Young, Brenda Brown, Cheryl Waddell, Cheryl Johnston, Sandy Kenney, Terry Jones, Chris Olds, Gary Robinson, Becky Hammel, Margie Buckner, Ruth Duffer, Charlene Duke, Tina Lewis, Linda Pallone, Mary Lou Flory. Third row: Eldeeta Curry, Signe Gregory, Jodi Barnes, Kate Catlin, Alice Jo Brummett, Connie Sutton, Lisa Fombelle, Gayle Atwood, Steve Major, David Gilman, Cindy Handlin, Donna Mears, Barb Fornwalt, Julie Horn, Teresa Yokley, Lory Behrends. Fourth row: Robin Boyer, Becky VanDerVoort, Ann Mears, Jackie Ellis, Diana Elliott, Marcia King, Tony Gentry, Bruce Barnes, Jed Gilman, Steve Walden, Chuck Jackson, Patty McClure, Corine Lowe, Dani Betzer, Jeannie Davis, Vicki Estrop, Sherry McIntyre. Accompanists: Amy Garbs and Lynda Mears. Quill and Scroll Left to right: Lynda Mears, Amy Garbs, Scott Kemmerer, Mrs. Cargill; Sponsor, Lory Behrends, Diana Elliott. Cardinette Left to Right: David Anderson, Chuck Cutler, Diane Park, Kathy Bourne, Vickie Estrop, Harry Illingsworth, Debbie Meyer, Jodi Jenkins, Steve Wilderman, David Pugh. Left to Right: Dorothy Grandon, Terry Lowe, Sherry Neibuhr, Rick Ryan, JeffNeibuhr, Terry Young, Mike Robbins, Tracy Black. Left to Right: Jack Cunningham, Jeanette Krall, Mrs. Stefanich, stu- dent teacher, Barb Fornwalt, Mr. Main, Advisor. 32 Cardinal Left to right: Lynda Mears, Amy Garbs, Sara Taylor, Patty Robinson, Scott Kemmerer, Roger Greenleaf, Mrs. Cargill, sponsor, Lory Behrends, co-editor, Tracy Black, Di- ana Elliott, co-editor. G.A .A. First row: Susan Dipper, Becky Stalter, Linda Walters, Linda Trump, Janice Mancini, Carol Young, Michelle McAlister, Miss Foster, Sponsor, Debbie Wilson, Jody Barnes, Joy Wentworth, Debbie Williams, Second row: Paula Tate, Kathy Rob- bins, Alice Jo Brummett, Diane Park, Debbie Shaffer, Cindy Matherly, Kathy Ludwick, Kate Catlin, Janet Blair, Linda Park, Linda Ludwick, Connie Sutton, Tammie Welch, Angela Hundley, Sandy Brazelton, Ginger Sutton. Third row: Dor- othy Grandon, Sara Taylor, Kathy McCullough, Jeanie Mayfield, Sherry Neibuhr, Gayle Rotz, Teri Young, Kathy Brown, Dee Dee Hansen, Ann Mears, Mercy de Bourbon, Melody Ferre, Pam Hazelrigg, Kim Tomlinson, Jody Jenkins, Bev Stiles. Fourth row: Patty Robinson, Kathy Wickline, Dana Betzer, Dorine Lowe, Corine Lowe. Signe Gregory, Sherry McIntyre, Sue Foley, Diane Fonner, Jody Palmer, Cindy Handlin, Jeane Davis, Janice Kenny, Debbie Groves, Fifth row: Susie Grandon, Tina Betzer, Barb Meyerholtz, Susan Miller, Toni Blakeman, Connie Connely, Becky Wisnaski, April Nichols, Carol You- ng, Lisa Fombelle, Sherri Hobson, Susan Crowder, Janice Keneny, Mary Lou Flory. Sixth row: Cheryl Wadell, Mary Blythe, Diana Elliott, Brenda Brown, Kim Weston, Lisa Tomlinson, Celiste Lombardo. Softball Volleyball Track and Field Badminton Bowling Playday F.H.A. Bottom, lert to right: Michelle McAlister, Melody Ferre, hostess, Jeannie Mayfield, junior point leader, Debbie Wilson, vice president, Janice Mancini, president, Mrs. Kemmerer,sponsor; Mercy DeBourbon, secretary, Ann Learnard, treasurer, Dorothy Grandon, vice president publicity, Angela Hundley, vice president publicity, April Nichols, hostess. Second row; Susan Dipper, Mary Blythe, Tresea Yokley, Loretta Woehl, Denise Nichols, Sara Taylor, Diane Severe, Vivian Main, Deb- bie Willimas, Joy Wentworth, freshman representative. Third row: Kathy Wickline, Beverly Stiles, Susan Mentz, Alice Jo Brummet, Lisa Fombellle, Connie Sutton, Tamie Welch. Ruth Duffer, Charleen Duke. Jodi Barnes, freshman representa- tive. Fourth row: Janet Blair, Cheryl Johnston. Kathy Catlin, Janice Spore, Kim Simons, Angie Eubank, Lisa Schualbert, Signe Gregory, Debbe Sullivan. Co-Op Front row, left to right: Mr, Metzger, Mary Foley, Kathy Huskey, Jody DeMarco, Debbie Groves. Debbie Hickey, Rene Nash. Second row: Dale Tackett, Lester Park, Lynn Wilson, Dave Meyer, Michelle Yuetten, Dave Anderson, Janice Man- cini, Dary Burnett. Third row: Ron Smiley, Jerry Whiteside, Mike McAlister, Shelby Matherly, Randy Spaugh, Terry Mc- Roberts, Ron Trump. Fourth row; Barb Fulk, Mark Johner, Keith Hundley, Mike Barnes, Kevin Fisher, Bruce Baker. OPEN LM.-5RM. •ceo clmw Vocational First row, left to right: Jeane Mayfield, Susie Row, Sandy Brazelton, Jackie Ellis, Cindy Brozio, Ann Mears, Betzer, Jody Grove. Second row: Debbie Nicholas, Ed Moore, Jack Cunningham, Kathy Bourne, Wayne Huskey. Third row: Dave Durbin, Bennie Row, Ellis Buth, Denny Elam. Fourth row: Stan Dickerson, Rick Hundley, Bill Mer riman. Standing, left to right: Bill Scheufler, Steve Hamilton, Alan Fonner, Dave Harris, Michelle McAlister, Shelby Matherley, Mrs. Smith; sponsor, Debbie Wilson, Dan Murray, Teri Young, Carol Halford, Lisa Fombelle, Mark Helm, TinaBetzer, Kneel- ing: Jeff Burgett, Scott McBride, Bruce Lamb, Dave Binder. Student Council Standing, left to right: Sponsor Mrs. Smith; vice-president Steve Hamilton; treasurer Carol Halford; secretary Debbie Wilson. Sitting: president Dan Murray. Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleaders: Signe Gregory, Jodi Barnes, Joy Wentworth, Diane Fonner. Varsity Cheerleaders: Kim Westen, Enid Grolla, Carol Halford, Linda Trump, Michelle McAlister. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders: Linda Walters, Susan Dipper, Sherry McIntyre, Carol Young. Baseball “73” Roy Mosser, co-captain; Kevin Janvrin, co-captain; John Waddel, Tim Radliff, Dan Mur ray. Bob Roth, Tom Eades, Jeff Burgett, A1 Fonner, Dave Miller, Doug Ellington, Dave Younker, Rick Ryan, John Harmison, Mark Potter, Mr. Wickline, coach. Back row: Scott McBride, Paul Logan, Les Dillow, Warren Hamilton, Brett Groves, Jeff Burgett, Front row: Mr. Snow coach; Doug Fryman, Ron Trump, Vic Binkley, Bruce McBride. Cross Country Football 73 'TT7 rual ‘uw- “K 10 rlgnt: -oacn Loveall, Doug Durbin, DougEUington, Mark McQuality, Bob Bin cr, Dan Murray, Craig Janvnn, BUI Scheufler, John Harmison, Brian Huber, Mike Grady Coach Do- olin. Second row: Alan Fonner, Tom Eades, Steve WUderman, Paul Collins, Tracy Black, Curtis Large Terry McIntyre, Mike Robbins, Rick Ryan, Dave Harris, Gary Utterly. Third row: Ralph Deal ChuckRoa- dy, John Bourne, Danny McCarthy, Jay Klawitter, David Pugh, Bob Roth, Greg Winters, Craig Winters Tim Nichols. 0 ’ Junior Varsity Squad: First row, left to right; Marvin Berry, Bobby Williams, Randy Westen, Mike Handlin, Kevin Walker, Pat Carter, Jeff Neibuhr, Bruce Lamb, Ken Murray. Second row: Bob Righter, Mark Potter, Mike Grady, Wayne Huskey, Doug Ellington, Brian Gilman, Brad Peel, Brian Huber. Third row: Dave Miller, John Harmison, Brian Stock, Roger Letterly, Curtis Large, Dave Pugh, Richard Lauderdale, Stan Dickerson, Coach Loveall. Basketball ’74 Back row, left to right: David Gilman, manager; Lynn Shaffer, Craig Winters, Carl Drake, Roger GreenLeaf, Doug Fryman, Allen Fonner, Terry McIntyre, Coach Taylor, Ken Murray, mana- ger. Front row: Kathy Robbins, statistician; Mike Robbins, co-captain; Terry Lowe, co- captain; Bob Binder, Craig Janvrin, Patty Rob- inson, statistician. Varsity 46 J-V Bottom, left to right: Dave Miller, Brad Peel, Warren Hamilton, Jeff Burgett, Mark Potter, Andy Beal, manager, Sec- ond row: Mr. Wickline, coach, John Harminson, Dave Harris, Alan Fonner, Leland Hackl, Terry McIntyre, Brian Stock, Roger Letterly, Richard Mooney, manager. Bottom, left to right: Ken Shaffer, Rick McKirahan, Mike Tate, Dave Binder, Gary Robinson, Second row: Mr. Metz- ger, ocach, Duane Walters, Jim Gard- ner, Mark Helm, Pat Carter, Greg Hughes, Don A skins, manager. Freshmen 47 Wrestling ’73-’74 Standing, left to right: First Squad, Mr. Doolin, coach; Paul Olgan, Brian Huber, Dave Martin, John Bourne, Ralph Deal, Ronnie Trump . Kneeling: Mark Dillow, Kevin Walker, Les Dillow, Brian Peters, Chuck Jackson. Standing, left to right: Second Squad, Justin Salmons, Greg Hall, Bill Fitagerald, Bob Ryder, Danny Buckley. Kneel- ing: Steve Donnan, Mike Peters, Randy Merriman. First row, left to right: Dan Murray, Terry Lowe, Bob Roth, Tom Eades, Bob Righter, Don Brozio, Bob Binder. Second row: Mark McQuality, Brian Stock, Mr. Loveall; coach, Mark Rotz, Dave Binder, Steve Hamilton. This spring the Cardinal Golf Team experienced its 3rd consecutive successful season. Finishing the year with a 13-5 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, and first in Okaw Conference, with Don Brozio second, Bob Roth fourth, and Dan Murray fifth. The Cardinals ended fourth in the District for the year and are look- ing forward to next season. First row, left to right: Tom Eades, Bob Roth. Second row: Bob Binder, Dan Mur- ray, Terry Lowe. 49 First row, left to right: Coach Snow, Mike Robbins, Doug Binkley. Jed Gilman, Bob Roth, Scott McBride, Ralph Deal. Sec- ond row: Doug Fryman, A1 Fonner, Les Dillow, Brian Huber, Vic Binkley, Brett Groves, Mark Dillow, Doug Ellington. Third row: Mary Blythe; manager, Signe Gregory; manager, Ron Trump, Brad Peel, Mike Grady. Track '74 Baseball ‘74’ First row, left to right: Doug Ellington, Mark Potter, Carol Young, bat girl, Linda Walters, bat girl, Dan Murray, Jeff Burgett. Standing: Mike Grady, Dave Miller, Rick Ryan, Alan Fonner, Mr. Wickline, coach, Tom Eades, Dave Harris, John Harmison, Mark Rotz, Vic Binkley. 51 ■yzuK c7 rcmcm6cr activities Homecoming Cardinal Shuffle’’ New experiences and good times were shared by partici- pants of this year's homecoming. The exciting chain of events started on Thursday, October 4th. With a blazing bonfire and a snake dance through the town. Then on Friday afternoon, school was dismissed in order to have a parade complete with floats, music and plenty of school spirit, which was culmina- ted in a pep assembly at the football field. That night Warren- sburg tied Niantic 0-0 in a football game which broke a long time losing streak for the Cardinals. Finally, on Saturdayeve- ning the homecoming dance was held in the gym. Magwitch supplied the music which topped off the success of this year's Homecoming. 54 n Ah rinss Honestly Sincere Spanish Rose Bye Bye Birdie! On November 16, 1973, the chorus presented the musical Bye Bye Bir- die. The story was about an idolized singing star and the adventures he en- countered while giving a farewell performance before going off to the army. One Last Kiss Then Now ’74 April 18, 19, 20 Colour My World This year’s Junior class honored the seniors with a dinner and dance at the Decatur Club. The dinner consisted of chicken and rice, peas, salad, and sherbet. After the dinner everyone was entertained by the band Prophet Rock . This year’s theme was Colour My World . 60 61 Commencement Exercises WARRENSBURG- LATHAM HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 4, 1974 — 8:00 P. M. Processional Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Warrensburg-Latham High School Band Mr. Terry Brennan, Director Invocation Rev. John Libert Illini Congregational Church Salutatorian Address Martha Hale Today ................................................ Sparks Senior Choir Members Valedictorian Address Amy Garbs May Each Day Enid Grolla, Soloist Green Wyle Announcement of Honorary Awards Ron Wisher Principal Presentation of Class of 1974 Ron Wisher Presentation of Diplomas Mr. Arden Potter Board of Education 'Benediction .. . Rev. John Libert Recessional Warrensburg-Latham High School Band Congregation Please Stand FLOWERS AND ARRANGEMENTS by the CLASS OF 1975 Marshalls — Honor Students Class of 1975 Becky Hammel Doug Fryman 1974 c7 remember seniors Pres. Mike Robbins V. Pres. Steve Potucek Treas. Jackie Ellis Sec. Michelle McAlister «5 Class Of “74” k 66 David A nderson Michael Barnes Bruce Baker Tina Betzer Carl A rmstrong Lory Behrends Janice Kenney Denise Light hall § Mark Johner Jeanette Krall Jody Jenkins Gary Letterly 73 Janice Mancini M ichael Me A lister Carole Martin Michelle Me A lister Shelby Matherly Bruce M c Bride Robert Roth Randall Spaugh Gayle Rotz Dan Spiker Ronnie Smiley William Stalter Toni Thompson Cheryl Waddell Dale Tackett Becky VanDerVoort Ron Trump Kimberly Westen 79 Steve Wilder man Teresa Young Michelle Yvetten Kathy Younker 80 Other Seniors Mark Ban ton Sandy Braze I ton Ben Buchen Debbie Buchen Charles Cutler David Gilman Steve Hamilton Marty Havener Terry Lowe Elizabeth Mears David Meyer Jerry Whiteside Lynn Wilson Outstanding MVP Football and Co-MVP Baseball: Dan Murray. DAR Award: Lory Behrends. Lion's Club Scholarship: Steve Pe- ters. Valedictorian and Betty Crocker A- ward: Amy Garbs. Charles Halford Memorial Award: Tracy Black. F.H.A. High Pointer: Janice Manci- ni. G.A.A. Outstanding Member and G. A. A. Outstanding Athlete: Michelle McAlister. 82 Seniors MVP Cross Country and MVP Track: Ron Trump. Outstanding Athlete of the Year: Mike Robbins. Salutatorian and Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Marty Hale. All-State Chorus Member: Lynda Meats. Fred Gilman Memorial Award: David Gilman. Don Flach Memorial Award: Bruce McBride. Ralph Schroeder Memorial Award, MVP Basketball, and MVP Golf: Terry Lowe. 83 Scholastic Bowl 1-irst row: Mrs. ttsenDartn, coacn, Lynn Ribordy, Lory Behrends, Amy Garbs. Lynda Mears, Sheryl Blair Mrs Smith, coach. Second row: Steve Peters, Dan Murray. Bill Stalter, Gary Letterly, Tom Heft, David Gilman! Jim' Bird, Bob Binder, Bruce McBride. The Scholastic Bowl team met with success again this year! We won two championships; one at Mt. Pulaski (150-143) and another at the first Okaw Valley conference match (196-147). At our home match we won the consolation bracket in a rather unusual game against ourselves. We also placed third in the match at Kewanee-Wethersfield. Over all, the Scholas- tic Bowl finished with a record of 19 wins and 8 losses, two of which were lost in matches against ourselves. 84 WAllllKNSllIJllG la my • NUMKUO. “1 UNO. 1 c7 rememBer underclassmen Class Marti Banton Dana Bragg Kathy Brown Cindy Brozio Danny Buckley Tim Burge of 1975 Junior class officers, top left: Gregg Winters, President; Linda Trump, Vice President, Debbie Meyer, Treasurer; and W ayne Huskey, Secretary. Dary Burnett Ellis Buth Suzanne Crowder Renee Culp Cheryl Cutler Ralph Deal Stan Dickerson Tina DiPasquale Carl Drake Tom Eades Diana Elliott Vicki Estrop Melody Ferre Kevin Fisher Barb Fornwalt Doug Fryman Donna Gillespey Susan Grandon Roger Greenleaf Cindy Griggs Jodi Grove Debbie Hackl George Hackney Debbie Hamilton Becky Hammel Dee Dee Hansen Karen Hazelrigg Sherri Hobson Susan Holman Rick Hundley Wayne Huskey Malia Jackson Craig Janvrin Sandy Elam Barb Keller Scott Kemmerer Marcia King Ann Learnard Cheryl Lofland Dorine Lowe Mark Lynch Steve Major Bob Matherly Jeannie Mayfield Dan McCarthy Mark McQuality Debbie Meyer Chuck Miller flpw 90 Tim Nichols Kathy Robbins Patty Robinson Ben Row Susie Row Lisa Schaulbert Bill Scheufler Leonard Severe Debbie Shaffer Lynn Shaffer Kim Simons Scott Southwell Becky Stalter Ginger Sutton Paula Tate Linda Trump Debbie Wilson Craig Winters Gregg Winters Edith Womack 91 Class of 1976 Sandy Altig Bruce Barnes Andy Beal Carol Beccue Marvin Berry Dani Betzer Vic Binkley John Bourne Robin Boyer Don Brown Don Brozio Alice Jo Brummet Jeff Burgett Kathy Catlin Judy Chandlee Craig Culp Eldeeta Curry Jean Davis Tom Davis Ron Day Susan Dipper Jacki Dixon Les Dillow Steve Donnan Doug Ellington Mary Flory 92 Lisa Fombelle Alan Fonner Sue Gasaway Brian Gilman Mike Grady Mark Gray Brett Groves Leland Hackl Kirby Hale Warren Hamilton Bonnie Hansen John Harmison Dave Harris Connor Haynes Sue Hise Angela Hundley Brenda Ishee Chuck Jackson Cheryl Johnston Sandy Kenny Jay Klawitter Beverly Kopp Bruce Lamb Richard Lauderdale Roger Letterly Paul Logan Corine Lowe Kathy Ludwick 94 Vivian Main Paul Mancini Cindy Matherly Scott McBride Patty McClure Sherry McIntyre Terry McIntyre Donna Mears Randy Merriman Dave Miller Susan Miller Sue Miller Ken Murray Jeff Neibuhr Allen Olds Scott Page Brad Peel Brian Peters Mark Potter David Pugh Bob Righter Mark Rotz Rick Ryan Janice Spore Sharon Stivers Brian Stock Debbe Sullivan Connie Sutton Jeff Taylor Sara Taylor Steve Taylor Lisa Tomlinson Rae Ann Virden Dennis Wakeman Linda Walters Tamie Welch Randy Westen Kathy Wickline Debbie Wilderman Jim Williams Carol Young Rick Young David Younker Not Pictured: Doug Binkley Greg Cooper Mike Cooper Harvey Gregg Brian Huber Jackie Lash David Martin Rhonda Me Kir aha n Richard Mooney Don Nave Richard Richardson Kevin Walker Class Officers: Gayle Atwood, Mike Peters, Dave Binder, Pat Carter. 96 Don A ski ns Gayle Atwood Jodi Barnes Bret Belton Dave Binder Janet Blair Toni Blakeman Mary Blythe Guy Burnett Pat Carter Cindy Clark Brian Cobum Connie Connolley Tim Cowser Mark Dillow Jim Dingman Kevin Disbrow Ruth Duffer Charleen Duke Jim Duke Angie Eubanks Rod Ferguson Bill Fitzgerrel Sue Foley Diane Fonner Greg Gaffigan Jim Gardner Tony Gentry John Gepford Jed Gilman Signe Gregory Greg Hall Sheila Hamilton Cindy Handlin Mike Handlin Pam Hazelrigg Cary Hise Teresa Hobbs Tina Hockaday Don Holman Julia Horn Greg Hughes Terry Jones Terry Justice Dale Langel 97 Gena Large Tina Lewis Celeste Lombardo Linda Ludwick David Lynch Kathy McCullough Jeff Mahan Susan Mentz Jim Miller Kathy Mitchell David Moore Sherry Motsinger Denise Nicholas Chris Olds Jeff O’Neill Matt Page Linda Pallone Jody Palmer Linda Park Mike Peters Terry Rhodes Bill Richardson Jerry Roberts Gary Robinson Rhonda Rodgers Justin Salmons Diane Severe Kenny Shaffer Randy Sheumaker Phil Short � 8 Bryan Slot Candy Spiker Beverly Stiles Austin Stilts Mike Tate David Terrell Kim Tomlinson Steve Walden David W alters Gene Wells Joy Wentworth Bob Williams Debra Williams Becky Wisnasky Loretta Woehl Not Pictured: Rick Duncan Rick Fornwalt Mark Helm Rick McKirahan Dennis Fryman iNva IVN0I1VN ONiHsaad 3H1 iViite Cm Reserve Cash Checking Account Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from 104 FARMERS’ GRAIN of LATHAM State Bank of Latham Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Latham TRANSPORT SERVICE CO. 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(Bill) Smith Owner TABOR SEED DIVISION Field Seed, Seed Corn and Seed Beans 4248 West Main Street (Old Highway 36) Telephone 217 429-4040 Decatur, Illinois 62522 CORNER Specializing in R C Decatur Headquarters for Planes, Boats, Cars, Rockets, Science Supplies Model Trains John Wyant, owner 1090 l l. Fairview Decatur, III. 62526 217 422-8200 (§ MOW 1106 WEST PERSHING ROAD DECATUR., ILLINOIS 62526 HUGHES’ SMALL ENGINE SERVICE FRED E. SCHROEDER SON mowers and tillers repaired Warrensburg Plumbing—Heating- Electrical Contracting Sheet Metal Pump Work—Hardware Phone 672-3359 Warrensburg OF DECATUR U $ ROUTE 36 WEST AND W'CKIES RD. DECATUR, ILLINOIS 62522 TELEPHONE 422-8800 214 ELEGANT ROOMS — YEAR-ROUND POOL WITH SAUNAS GOURMET DINING ROOM — WITH ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY GLOCKENSPIEL LOUNGE — 24 HOUR COUNTRY KITCHEN HOSPITALITY AND BRIDAL SUITES — CONVENTION FACILITIES FOR 1601 Compliments of FARMER’S STATE BANK OF ILLIOPOLIS Phone (217) 486-2721 Unique Corns for Uncommonly good results 1974 Compliments of LAZY N CAMPERS Now in Our 50th Year WSOY Decatur’s First Station Compliments AM 1340 24 HOURS A DAY PM 102.9 of a Friend Compliments of B. F. GOODRICH ST°RE 116 Broadway and Pershinn TOM'S FLOWERS TFS CO. INC. Trowbridge Farm Supply Company Inc. “On the Square Mt. Pulaski, Illinois Ph. 792-5532 “Service is our number one product” Wholesale Distributors: Anhydrous Aqua Ammonia Liquid Bulk Fertilizers Grain Rock Aggregates Latham, Illinois GOOD'S FINE FURNITURE 'C ' Czl, AGRO MARKETING CO. P.O. Box No. 201 Latham, Illinois 62543 237 N. Main Decatur, Illinois Phone 429-2441 AC 217 674-3344 International Marketing of Agricultural Chemicals and Fertilizers THOMPSON-KRAMER MUSIC CO. R. C. ALLEN REGISTERS - SWEDA CASH REGISTERS FACtT-ODHNER ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS School Band Service SATTLEY'S OFFICE MACHINES INC. 215 North Main Street Decatur, Illinois 62523 Phone 422-5611 Sales. Service anp Rental op Cash Registers, Typwriters. adding Machines, Etc. Office machines. Supplies a Filino Equipment 1123 N. WATER ST. Decatur. Illinois PHONE 429 4371 FAY FABRICS Automobile, Tractor, Tune Up Lubrication Brake Service Ernest F. Hildebrand—Owner “Satisfaction Our Specialty Custom-Made Draperies Drapery Yard Goods—Service Telephone 422-7633 262 N. Main Street Decatur Illinois GENE’S GULF SERVICE Starter, Tires, Motor Oils Generator Gulf Motor Oils Latham, Illinois 674-3747 117 Compliments Compliments of Compliments FRAKES 66 of Wyckles Corner SUN’N FUN CLUB LATHAM OIL COMPANY GEE FARM SUPPLY INC. Phone 674-3511 LATHAM DIVISION 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Telephone 674-3482 Latham, Illinois 62543 Chuck Estes, Manager E. E. Rau, Manager Compliments of JAMES J. MORAN AND SONS Compliments of Funeral Directors GOLDIE’S CAFE 429-4201 Decatur Illinois Niantic, Illinois GLORIA’S BARBER SHOP BIX SERVICE COMPANY 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Furniture Stripping and Refinishing Tuesday Wednesday 4109 W. Main St. Phone 422-4412 Friday Saturday 118 STRIPPING IS OUR SPECIALTY Compliments of ROBERT N. HAMM Compliments of The Bill Sigmon Family D.D.S. Mount Pulaski Illinois SIGMON'S MARKET Wyckles Corner Compliments of Compliments of SANDY’S BEAUTY SHOP STATE BANK OF NIANTIC Warrensburg, Illinois Niantic, Illinois Compliments of HEMAN GRAIN COMPANY SCOVILL PRO SHOP 672-3534 Warrensburg Illinois Decatur, Illinois BALES SERVICE Automobile, Tractor, Tune Up Generator, Starter Wheel Balancing Motor Oils—Lubrication Brake Service Day Phone 672-3713 On Route 121 Spur Warrensburg Illinois Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry—Silverware Hand Engraving REICH BROTHER JEWELERS 116 East Prairie, Decatur, Illinois Phone 422-2687 119 BOB AND JIM’S 1615 S. Fairview 560 E. Pershing Phone Phone 429-6469 877-7219 DEAN’S SERVICE Mt. Pulaski, III. Free Lube with oil and filter change COMPLETE CAR SERVICE HAYES AUTO SUPPLY EDGECOMBE STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY When You Stop We Go Phone 792-5716 The Best in Portraits Weddings Commercial Mt. Pulaski Illinois 631 W. Eldorado Decatur, III. Phone 429-2316 DUKE’S GARAGE Shell products General Mechanic Work Wrecker Service TRUMAN WOLL SONS, INC. Sales and Service Phone 792-5229 Phone 672-3717 Oliver New Idea Compliments of CURRY’S MARKET Compliments of HARRY APPELBAUM STORE 632 E. Eldorado St. Decatur, Illinois 62523 120 GOODYEAR TIRE CO. COOK’S MYERS SPORT CENTER 3091 N. Water Decatur, Illinois Decatur, III. Rawlings Converse Voit BLACK’S Compliments SPORTING GOODS of 340 North Main Street CANTEEN VENDING CO. Decatur, Illinois 62523 Trophies for all sporting events Business: 429-5376 BOB WADDELL CHEVROLET Compliments of llliopolis, Illinois Phone 486,7891 DR. SAM HOLTZMAN “World’s Wildest Trader” Warrensburg, Illinois Congratulations We’re Class of 1974 PARK’S LEGHORN FARM MACON MUSIC Warrensburg Illinois in 672-3522 Decatur Eggs Wholesale retail at farm 121 FRICKE’S Funeral Directors RALPH’S MARKET Compliments of Go Cardinals! Armin, Vivian, Chuck For Men Boy’s Wear 125 UUUl 128