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

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Good-Byes Are Not Forever We’ve walked these halls for four years now. We’ve made it this far, but I wonder, how? As freshmen we were naive and young. We thought we knew it all, but we had just begun. 1. Jill Moore and Kelly Page-Doyle anxiously await the big moment. 2. John Stock. SAR award winner, and Tom Tozer, recipient of the Bank of Warrensburg Scholarship, discuss the art of tassel turning with Shawn Wilson and Bob Warnick. 3. Brian Russell and Mike Ross — one step closer to graduation. 4. Jeff Cunningham. Ken Crosier, and Keith Call. Jeff received a scholar- ship from Illinois Power Company. 26 Graduation

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Yvonne Bauer concluded with the senior year. Keith Miller, recipient of the Fred Gilman Memorial Choral award, sang “How Do We Say Good- bye?” Mr. Clodi announced the honorary awards stating, “You should pay special attention to this section of our ceremonies; it indicates the high quality of education today.” Mr. Clodi then presented the Class of 1984 to board members, Mr. Pixley and Mrs. Romer. After the class received their diplomas, class president. John Stock, led the graduates in moving their tassels. Graduation was over. The Class of 1984 marched off the stage to part and go their separate ways, accompanied always by the memories of the friends they had made at WLHS. 1. The senior chorus members assure the class that goodbyes are not forever. 2. A salute to the class from Shari Burdine. salutatorian. 3 Valedictorian. Donna Bales, received the Elks Club scholarship and a championship award from the Chicago Cubs. 4 Yvonne Bauer, valedictorian, received the DAR award, the Certificate of Merit of Illinois Science Teachers, and was elected by her peers to receive the Don Flock band award. 5 Mary Pixley delivers her valedictory address. Mary received the Bausch and Lomb science award. Graduation 25

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Our sophomore year opened. We were younger no more. We were ready for the homework. We knew what was in store. Upperclassmen status came with our junior year. As we prepared for our prom, we knew that we belonged here. We are seniors now with a future ahead. Though unsure we may be, we have nothing to dread. For we can look back to the times that we shared. For at W-L we know there are friends who care. Yvonne Bauer 1. A tearful Kim Kerr received scholarships from the Warrensburg- Latham Education Association and the St. Mary's Hospital Auxiliary. 2. Jacque Jacoby was named the first recipient of the Patrick Boyle Memorial Scholarship. 3. Mr. Clodi hands Shari Traughber her many scholarship certificates. 4. Jody Gifford, recipient of the legal secretaries’ award, marches in with Steve Dunaway. 5. Sherry Bruner, a mid-term graduate, was one of the top ten students in the class of 1984. 6. Happy Abbie Walter — another top ten student. Graduation 27