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

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PEOPLE-PEOPLE-PEOPLE-PEOPLE-PEOPLE Table of Contents 3

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PEOPLE-PEOPLE-PEOPLE-PEOPLE-PEOPLE This past fall, the staff sat down to tackle its annuaUask of designating a theme for the yearbook. After discussing which theme should be chosen, a vote was cast and PEOPLE began its reign as the 1981 Yearbook theme. PEOPLE was chosen because of its reflection in our school. As the divider pages portray, many types of people are present in our student body: There are SMART PEOPLE who excel in whatever academic course they pursue. Stepping up and showing their speed, precision and endurance are ATHLETIC PEOPLE. ORGANIZATIONAL PEOPLE become involved in clubs. Those participating in activities are ACTIVE PEOPLE. Finally, ADMINISTRATIVE PEOPLE keep the school functioning. We, the Cardinal Yearbook Staff, hope this year's annual has made you more aware of others around you. Lorri Miller, Editor 2 Theme

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The yearbook workshop with Herff Jones brought new ideas and enthusiasm to the yearbook staff. Members sold ads and reached their goal, despite the tight economy. Because of rising costs, the price of the yearbook went up, but we hope the quality of the book has too. The 1981 annual has 132 pages of photos and copy about the interesting, active people of WLHS. Many of the group photos and snaps of activities would not be if Miss Mehrtens had not stepped in when the official yearbook photographer became ill. Thanks Miss Mehrtens. You are an example of the real PEOPLE to whom the 1981 Cardinal is dedicated. 1 Alice McDowell seeks co-editor Ann Romer's advice. 2. Paul Skelley, John Poling, Mary Albert, and Lorrie Miller discuss the good points of a photo. 3. Co-editor Lorri Miller types copy. 4 The Cardinal staff. Row 1: Jill Day. Mary Albert, Yvonne Bauer, Diana Decker. Row 2: Mrs. Jordan, Dottie Decker. Beth Walden, Shari Burdine, Toni Black, Paul Skelley. People and Problems 4 Cardinal