Warrensburg High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Warrensburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1941 volume:

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BDOK s if .FOKEWOIQD WE, THE CLASS or l94l, HAVE PREPAR- ED AND PUBLISHED THIS vEAReooK roR THE PURPOSE or REvEALINS LIFE AS THE STu- DENTS HAVE SHARED IT AT W. C. H. S. WE HAVE ATTEMPTED TO sHow WHAT HAS TAKEN PLASE IN THE CLASSROOMS AND IN OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. MAY ITS PAGES RESALL WITH SINSERITY, FOR THE PRESENT AND FOR TIME TO COME,THE uovous, PRDFITAELE DAYS NOW RECENTLY PAST. TABLE QF CCJNTENTS ADMlNlsTnATnoN. . . . FRESHMEN. . . Sopuomonss. . JUNIORS . . SENIORS . . ALUMNI. . Spears. . CALENDER. . . AGTlVITlES. . Joxss . . . SNAPsHoTs . . AUTOGRAPHS. . PAGE L 1 . 7 . 13 . I4 .29 .37 . 45 .57 .67 .es .97 .IO7 v 3 55 5 5 a i 3 2 3 X 'ff ll :V-.WTF 'LL Lf if ,, U HUVHIHISTRHTIUH x Q 4 1 S 2 .3 5 'Xl i me a- 1 bm ':' 1' 12. 5' nd harkl how blithe the Throstle sings! AQ, too, is no mean preacher: ' Come forth into the light of things, Let nature be your teacher. --William Wbrdsworth 3 ARTHUR C. MUNS, A. B., M. S. UNIVERSITY or ILLINOIS PRINCIPAL COMMERCE LOUISE ARFORDI A. B., M. A. INDIANA CENTRAL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ENGLISH GLEE CLUBS LATIN RUTH E. MONTGOMERY, B. S. S UNIVERSITY Or ILLINOIS I-IOME ECONOMICS SAL . SICAL EDUCATION A QS- -A.. W ' 1.1 IRL L. SCHUYLER, B. S. EASTERN ILLINOIS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE INDIANA CENTRAL NORMAL COLLEGE SOCIAL SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION CECIL W. ELAM, B. ED., M. S. EASTERN ILLINOIS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS MATHEMATICS SCIENCE CLEAON ETZKORN, A.B. JAMES MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA DORIS M. NICKEL, B. S. INDIANA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE COMMERCE H. E. RARLUS, B. S. IOWA STATE COLLEGE AGRICULTURE BIOLOGY FRANK J. PRINDL, B. ED., M. Mus. MILWAUKEE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY or ARIzONA ORCHESTRA 4 T ,.. A mf? . 'mm' . C LJLTY will l?ullw Movxlgomelrq Cecil Elem Cleaori E'r3leorri Doris Nicleel l-larrq E.l?aplu5 Fravilfa rlprindl BOAQD OF EDLJCPxTlOlxl lun!-v -1. f P JO. Beall,,g. - Earl Good - Wilmer Culp,fw.-Charles Hursh-Baxler Broun CUSTODIAN BLJS DRIVERS Clarence Pease lW ' Brumell' Carl Boqer JO. Kerwood 'L+ 1 3' -1 -'-uf ' ,1. 1. , 4. ., W, R i:.,,f.,- , ' - ' 11,7 LW , 4 . , ,,., 1 4 -v. 111 K ,rM.'r:f1fg.-2 1- 1 1 ---gs. 1,,,i,.lii.5,m, 11., f'?3V1f7Q1 '. F551 ? i3'Z 1' N, 4' 1, 3 A 1 wg, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,534 M14 gs, 1:11 my .- , ,JW V 5 'a 1 . 1,1 fff YL-. ' . yn Z. FRESHWEH 11 ,, ' ff' , 114323 , gf.. 4-' , . 1 , . . . W E . ay 3 A -Q, TL, T, , J . v - r - ,A LVK f ,s ff little bird, a speck thou art 'Mid blue infinities of sky: Thou hast a compass and a chart Within that bright and anxious eye --Augusta Larned 9 'EE FRE SH M E N PRESIDENT. . . . . . .ROSE ELLEN DISBROW VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . .BILLY LOVELESS SECU'-I-REASIQ 0 0 Q 0 ADVISOR. . . . . THE FRESHMEN CLASS EOASTED or BEGAN IN SEPTEMBER. ROSE WENTWORTH WERE ELEOTED TO HELP MR. BLEMS. WE HFRESHIESN HAD QUITE A W.C.H.S. WAYS BUT we SOON KNEW OUR PARTY wAS HELD AT THE SCHOOL. WE PLAYED GAMES IN THE GYMNASIUM. THE . .JOHN WENTWORTH . . .MR. RAPLUS THlRTY'ONE PUPILS WHEN SCHOOL ELLEN DISBROW, BILLY LOVELESS, AND JOHN RAPLUS SOLVE THE FRESHMEN PRO- TIME GETTING SETTLED DOHN T0 WAY ABOUT. OuR FIRST FHESHMEN HAD A cHsLLa SUPPER AND LATER GLEE CLUB AND G.A.A. ATTRACTED MANY OF OuR GIRLS, WHILE BASKETBALL HELD THE INTEREST or MOST or THE BOYS. WE ARE PROUD TO SAY THAT ONE or OuR FRESHMEN, BILL BESALSKI, HAS BEEN A REGULAR PLAYER ON THE SECOND TEAM. GEORGE WATKTNS AND JOHN WENTWORTH SussTlTuTED FOR THE SECOND TEAM. NOT SucH A BAD START: Io Dorolhg Edwin Be.'l'l'y Rose. Ellen James Marg E Edwa r'dS Lowrance. Lzofldfd DiSbI Dw 20SClnSki Bin lf. lc 9 eff r ,M l 5' + Bully Regina John Pau line. Kcnnelh Maryflorzncc Loveless Ped mon wenlworlh Sii les Cu nninqharn Higgins GVGCC BOD Bcllu Joyce Ellen George Char-lo He weave r Sloulenborough Stone Qlckords Wal k ins wenlwor-th Blame Barbara I Clqdz Lucy John Belly Marg Bllgea Jones Dag Parish Doqle Robbins Munch Nauru ca Anno Belle 1 A O Blllg Belly Jann Willuqm Lora-anne Kappw Mag Baker Banking Har-dm, Bc salski Wesl' glam of 1944 'V R ie WEE , r, , ' fm 29 :La E 'Q ' we - 4 , Wu 5 Ei-. SUPHUUIURES . :L F if X. fi 4 HW., 's .Q o you ne'er think what wondrous beings these? Do you ne'er think who made them, and who taught Ike dialect they speak, where melodies Alone are the interpreters of thought? Whose household words are songs in many keys, Sweeter than instruments of man e'er caught! Whose habitations in the tree-tops even Are half-way houses on the road to heaven! --Longfellow I5 S0 ID,: .I 0JXf!CJIrff,ES PRESIDENT. . . . . . . . . . .J. H. TAYLOR VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . .CASSEL Houcx . SECRETARY-TREASURER. . . .B LL SPITZER ADvISoR. . . . . . . . . . . . C. W. ELAM , IN THE FALL OF l939 WE ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL AS FRESHMEN. OUR LEADERS FoR THE YEAR WERE HUBERT BANKSGN, PRESIDENT? EUGENE MAR- SHALL, VICE-PRESIDENT? AND MARY HUFFMAN, SECRETARY-TREASURER. MR. RAPLUS wAS GUR ADVISOR. OUR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR CON- SISTED OF TWO DUTINGS AT NELSON PARK. AT GUR FIRST ONE, WE WENT SKIING, AND THE NEXT oNE wAs A WEINER RoAST HELD LATE IN THE SPRING. WHEN WE ASSEMBLED LAST FALL, THERE WERE ONLY THlRTY OF Us TO BECOME SOPHOMORES, AT OUR FIRST MEETING WE ELECTED J. H. TAYLoR, CASSEL Houcx AND BILL SRITZER AS oUR OFFICERS AND MR. ELAM AS ouR ADvISoR. OUR FIRST PARTY WAS IN THE FORM OF A WEINER ROAST AND HAY RIDE, HELD AT EUGENE MAR8HALL'S HGME. Now THAT WE ARE HALF wAY THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL, WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TQ NEXT YEAR WHEN WE WILL BEAR THE TITLE OF nJUNIORS.N 'FQ av 1 'lei K Frank Helen Ha-ber? Florence lxzrshner' Park Gul ick Dial . T' l K. 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Z? 4'-'11 ' jp ..fJzZ..,,gJ,, - ....-, :-ir,-.,, JUVHURS 5 H 3 5 5 1 4, li ,i Q 's 4 E L .1 E 7 4 9 3 4 9 '1 34 S e! HaEM?W FRY He's ever living on the wing,' And keeps up such a carolling, That little else to do but sing A man would guess had he. --Charles and Mary Lamb 21 bird appears a thoughtless'thingg JUNIOKS PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . ROBERT BECK VICE-PRESIDENT. . . . . . .GEORGE COCHRAN SEC-'TREAS. . . . . . . . MABLE ALSUP ADVISOR . . . . . . . . . MISS MONTGOMERY IN SEPTEMBER, 1938,TWENTY-FOUR FRESHMEN ENTERED THE WARRENS- BURG COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL. AT OUR FIRST MEETING WE OHOSE AS OUR OFFICERS! PRESIDENT, MABLE ALSUP5 VICE-PRESIDENT, WILLARD PARK5 SCC.-TREAS., BETTY MANESg WITH MR. RAPLUS AS OUR GLASS ADVISOR. AT OUR FIRST PARTY WE ENJOYED A wEINER ROAST AT NELSON PARK. WHEN SCHOOL OPENED AGAIN THE FOLLOWING YEAR, ONLY TWENTY'TWO OF Us WERE PRESENT, BUT WE STILL CARRIED ON THE USUAL ACTIVITIES. MR. ELAM WAS OHOSEN AS OUR OLASS ADVISOR. THE OTHER OFFICERS SE- LEOTED T0 HELP HIM WERE! PRESIDENT, WILLARD PDRKS VICE-PRESIDENT TED BROWN3 SEC.'TREAS., ROBERT CULP. THIS YEAR WE ENUOYED A CHILI SUPPER FOLLOWED BY A ScAvENGER HUNT. OUR NEXT PARTY WAS A HAMGURGER FRY AND THEATRE PARTY. WHEN WE GATHERED AGAIN IN THE FALL OF 1940, THERE WERE ONLY EIGHTEEN OF US PRESENT. ROBERT BECK, GEORGE COCHRAN, MABLE ALSUP AND MISS MONTGOMERY WERE CHOSEN AS THE LEADERS. WE HAD AN OPPOR- TUNITY TO SHOW OUR TALENT IN OUR PLAY, NNEw FIRES.u WE ALSO PUR- CHASED OUR GLASS RINGS AND PROUDLY WEAR THEM TO DISTINQUISH US FROM UNDERCLASSMEN. IN THE SPRING, WE ENTERTAINED THE SENIORS WITH A SANQUET. WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR WHEN we SHALL ENTER SOHOOL AGAIN AS SENIORS wHO HOPE TO OOMPLETE THEIR JOURNEY THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. 22 Anna Ashford MN liom Major MI lard Park Pauline Hoover Floyd BeH9 Gene Wal Berry SC hroe kg f del' Doris John Bet Ty ' Pqrish Eberharf Mane s Robert Joan Dzlberf Culp McCoy Brown 'Q J. H. 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GENE SPITZER: NSMILING AND CONFIDENT, HE PLAYS THE GAME: BUT WIN OR LOSE, HE SMILES JUST THE SAMEQH ' TERESA KAPPER: HA SMOOTH AND STEADFAST MIND, GENTLE THOUGHTS AND CALM DESIRES.N CHARLES EBERSOLEs NWH0 DESERVES wELL NEEDS NOT . ANOTHER'S PRAISE.H JACK MOORE: NA DROLL LITTLE MAN wHo WILL BE A GooD MAN WHEN HE GRowS UP.N VIRGINIA HARDY: HTRUE AND sINcERE, EQUAL AND KIND, BUT ANOTHER JUST LIKE HER IS HARD TO FIND.N JUANITA PARK: NSHE IS LITTLE, BUT THERE ARE THOSE wHo LOVE HER.H A PAUL WILLIAMS: HGENTLEMAN, ATHLETE, FRIEND. WHAT MoRE COULD ONE WISH?H JUANITA FULKs HTHE TRUEST FRIEND IS SHE, THE KINDEST LASS IN DOING COURTESYSN ROBERT FAWCETT: NMEN or FEW WORDS ARE, THE BEST MEN.H JACK FAWCETT: HALL HIS FAULTS WERE SUCH THAT ONE LOVED HIM THE BETTER FOR THEM.N FRANCES FAITH: NJOLLY TO WALK wITH, wITTv TO TALK WITH, AND PLEASANT TO THINK UPONQN HARRIET MILLER: HSHE HAS A MIND or HER owN AND USES IT.n WAYNE BINKLEY: HHE IS TALL AND STOUT AND ROUND ABOUT, AND zEALoUS AS CAN SE.u MARY PAULINE BINKLEY: NA MAID or A THOUSAND CHARMING WAYS, SMILES AND GIGGLES FILL ALL HER DAYS.N GENEVA HOOD: HSHE LOOKS LIKE AN ANGEL AND ACTS LIKE ONE TOO, BUT You CAN NEvER TELL WHAT AN ANGEL WILL DOSH Z8 Gene SpHr3erp.., Teveaa Jack' Moose Vivginia I-lavdq Juanita Fulla Reber?-wJacR Fawceii Frances Fauih Havrief M iller Waqvme Binkleq gm w 4 ' SENIOKS PRESIDENT--- ------ --- ----- --GENE SPTIZER VICE-PRESIDENT---------CHARLES ESERSOLE SECRETARY-TREASURER--------TERESA KAPPER ADvISOR----- ------- ----------MISS NICKEL ON SEPTEMBER 5, I93'7I A PARTY OF NINETEEN STARTED AS FRESH- MEN AT THE WARRENSBURG COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL. MR. RAPLUS WAS CHOSEN ADVISOR WITH GENE SPITzER, PRESIDENTI HARRIET MILLER, VICE-PRESIDENT: AND WALLACE BUCKLEY, SEC,-TREAS. THE SOCIAL AC- TIVITIES WE PARTICIPATED IN WERE A HARD-TIME PARTY AND A wEINER ROAST. THE NEXT FALL FOUND US IN SCHOOL AS SOPHOMORES. WE CHOSE OSCAR PLUMMER, PRESIDENT: HARRIET MILLER, VICE-PRESIDENT? AND JUANITA PARK, SEC.-TREAS.3 WITH MR. ELAM AS ADVlSOR.THlS YEAR WE HAD ANOTHER WEINER ROAST AND A SCAVENGER HUNT. AFTER NINE MORE MONTHS OF SCHOOL, WE DESERVED ANOTHER VACATION' THREE MONTHS SOON PASSED AND WE AGAIN ENTERED SCHOOL, THIS TIME AS JUNIORSC WE SELECTED MISS TROUTMAN AS ADVISOR! HARRIET MILLER, PRESIDENTI OSCAR PLUMMER, VICE-PRESIDENT: AND PAUL WIL- LIAMS, SEC.-TREAS. ' GENE SPITZER AND PAUL WILLIAMS PLAYED AS REGULARS ON THE BASKETBALL TEAM, AND SEVERAL BUYS PARTICIPATED IN TRACK. THIS YEAR ALSO SROUGHT, FOR MANY OF US, OUR FIRST DRAMATIC EXPERIENCE WHEN WE PRESENTED nCHINA BOY,W WHICH WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS. IN THE SPRING WE PURCHASED OUR CLASS RINGS AND ENTERTAINED THE SENIORS WITH A EANQUET IN THE GYM. AGAIN IT wAS TIME FOR A THREE MONTHS REST. WITH THIRTEEN MEMBERS, lN THE FALL OF I94O, WE STARTED OUR LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. OUR ADVISOR WAS MISS NICKEL, WITH GENE SPITZER, PRESIDENT? CHARLES EBERSOLE, VICE-PRESIDENTI AND TERESA KAPPER, SEC.-TREAS. THE SECOND SEMESTER OSCPR PLUMMER LEFT Us AND BOB AND JACK FAWOETT UOINED US. WE WERE WELL REPRESENTED IN SPORTS AND OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVI- TIES. WITH OUR PREVIOUS ExPERIENCE, WE PRESENTED ANOTHER SUC- CESSFUL PLAY, nSEVEN SISTERS.U WE ENJOYED THE BANOUET GIVEN FOR US BY THE JUNIORS AND FIN- ALLY RECEIVED THE CERTIFICATE FOR WHICH WE HAD WORKED SO HARD. AFTER FOUR SUCCESSFUL YEARS WE SAID GOOD-EYE TO OUR UNDER- CLASSMATES AND RETIRED WITH PLEASANT MEMORIES. 31 C LASS WILL WE, THE MEMBERS or THE SMALL BUT MIGHTY ULASS wOF NINETEEN FORTY-ONE, BEING READY TO DERART FROM OUR BELOVED INSTITUTION, THE WARRENSBURG COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL, BEING or SOUND MIND, SAD HEART, AND ALMOST LEGAL AGE, MAKE THE FOLLOWING BEQUESTS or VALU- ABLE POSSESSIONS TO OUR FRIENDS! WE TO OF THEM- TO THE FAOULTYT To THE FRESHMENI WE LEAvE OUR BRAINS, MORE AND THEY WILL, I THREE MORE YEARS. To THE SOPHOMORESIWE LEAVE OUR PATENT HAVE FOUND THEM VERY TO THE JUNIORSI LEAVE THEM THE CROP OF GRAY HAIRS WE HELPED ADD TO THEIR COLLECTION AND ALL THE MEMORIES THE INTERESTING EXPERIENCES WE HAVE GIVEN SINCE WE WILL NEED THEM NO IF THEYIRE GOING T0 STAY CHEST AND HEAD DEFLATER. WE EFFICIENT. WE LEAVE THE RIGHT TO SIT IN THE SENIOR ROW OF THE ASSEMBLY AND ANY AND ALL RIGHTS THAT WILL NATURALLY COME TO TITLE OF SENIORSA IN ADDITION THEM WHEN THEY ASSUME THE TO THESE ITEMS, EACH INDIVIDUAL HAS A FEW POS- SESSIONS WHICH HE BELIEVES IMPOSSIBLE T0 TAKE WITH HIM INTO THE GREAT BEYOND. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS! I, MARY PAULINE BINKLEY, LEAVE MY POSITION AS OHEER LEADER TO BETTY SCHNEIDER. I THINK SHE WOULD MAKE A cLEvER LITTLE CHEER LEADER. I, PAUL FREDERICK WILLIAMS, DO HEREBY BEQUEATH MY BLACK wAvY HAIR AND GREAT HEIGHT TO BLAINE BILYEU. , GENE HARMON SPITZER, LEAVE MY ATHLETIC FRAME TO ROSAMOND DAvIS. SHE HAS ADMIRED IT FOR ALL THE PAST YEAR. ', JUANITA MAE PARK, LEAvE MY QUIET AND SWEET, WOMANLY WAYS TO REGINA REDMON. SHE SEEMS TO BE A NICE LITTLE HOMEBODYQ , TERESA MARY KAPPER, LEAVE MY ABILITY TO GET A's T0 MY BROTHER MAURIOE, THUS KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY. I, JOHN BLISH MOORE, BEING or PFACTICALLY SANE MIND D0 HEREBY BE- QUEATH MY ABILITIES AT MAKING LOVE T0 GEORGE WATKINS. ALTHOUGH HE HAS ALREADY MADE A NAME FOR HIMSELF IN THIS LINE, PERHAPS HE OAN IMPROVE WITH MY TEOHNIQUE. 32 I, CHARLES DAVID ESERSOLE, JR., LEAVE MY KNOWLEDGE OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS TO ANY HARD-WORKING INDIVIDUAL WHO THINKS HIMSELF WORTHY. I, JUANITA FULK, LEAVE MY ABILITY TO WORK BOOKKEEPING T0 -ANY HARD-WORKING JUNIOR WHO THINKS HE'D LIKE TO TRY IT NEXT YEAR. I, GENEVA HOOD, D0 WILL MY SOUTHERN MANNER AND TALK TO DIXIE, SO HER CONDUCT WILL MATCH HER NAME. I, JACK FAWCETT9 LEAVE MY EASY-GOING MANNERS TO BOE SPITZER. HE GOES ABOUT HIS BUSINESS TOO SERIOUSLY. I, VIRGINIA HARDY, DO WILL MY FRIENDLY WAYS AND CHARMING SMILE TO HERSHEL HARDY, WE HARDYS MUST STICK TOGETHER. I, ROBERT FAWCETT, WILL LEAVE, WITH MUCH REGRET, MY MUSTACHE TO EUGENE MARSHALL. IT WILL MAKE HIM LOOK LIKE CLARK GABLE. I, HARRIET MILLER, DO HEREBY LEAVE MY CHARMING RERSONALITY AND ALL MY A's TO BETTY MANES, OUR COMBINED GRADES SHOULD MAKE HER A GENIUS. I, WAYNE BINKLEY, HAVE THOUGHT AND THOUGHT AND HAVE COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT SINCE NOTHING I HAVE CAN BE NEEDED ANY MORE BY ANY ONE ELSE THAN BY ME, nI'M NOT GOING TO GIVE NOBODY NOTHING.n I, FRANCES FAITH, DO HEREBY LEAVE MY ABILITY TO SNEEZE ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE TO ANYONE WHO WILL TAKE IT. I'LL WARN HIM NOW, THOUGH, THAT IT IS A BIT EMEARRASSING. THIS BEING THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF FORTY- ONE, THEY SINCERELY HOPE THAT UNDERCLASSMEN WILL ALL ACCEPT AND GUARD WELL THESE GIFTS AND POWERS. SIGNED, SEALED, AND ATTESTED THIS ELEVENTH DAY OF MARCH, NINETEEN HUNDRED FORTY-ONE, SIGNED FRANCES FAITH JACK MOORE TERESA KAPPER WITNESSES 33 PRUPHESEI ONE DAY LAST WEEK WHILE I WAS WORKING BUSILY IN MY OFFICE, MY SECRETARY OAME IN AND SAID THERE WAS A GENTLEMAN OUTSIDE wHo WANTED T0 SEE ME. I TOLD HER TO SEND HIM IN. WHO SHOULD THAT GENTLEMAN TURN OUT TO BE BUT PAUL WILLIAMS! YOU SEE, PAUL AND I HAD GRADUATED FROM WARRENSBURG HIGH SCHOOL IN THE SAME CLASS. LET ME SEE, THAT MUST HAvE BEEN ALL OF FIFTEEN YEARS AGO. WELL, TO GET ON WITH MY STORY, IT SEEMS THAT PAUL wAS IN NEw YORK FOR THE NATIONAL GROOERS' CONVENTION, AND IN ONE OF HIS SPARE MOMENTS HE HAD HUNTED ME UP TO TALK OVER OLD TIMES. WE TALKED ABOUT THIS AND THAT, AND I ASKED PAUL IF HE KNEW WHAT ANY OF THE OTHER MEMBERS OF OUR CLASS wERE DOING. HE SAID, uWHY, YES, GENE SPITZER AND HIS FAMILY LIVE IN THE SAME APARTMENT HOUSE IN WHICH I LIvE BACK IN CHlCAGO.n NWELL, WELL,n I SAID USO GENE FINALLY SETTLED DOWN. WHAT IS HE DOING?N NOH, HE GOT A UOB AS A SPORTS ANNOUNCER ON WGN, AND HAS A WIFE AND THREE DAUGHTERS, ALL REDHEADS.u THEN I ASKED PAUL IF HE KNEW THAT HARRIET MILLER WAS IN TOwN. HE DIDN'T Kuol BUT SAID WE MIGHT AS WELL CALL HER AND SEE IF SHE OOULD GO TO LUNCH WITH Us. WHEN WE CALLED HER, SHE SAID SHE WOULD MEET US AT THE NMANHATTAN CAFEN AND THAT SHE WAS BRING- ING A FRIEND ALONG. WE WERE VERY GLAD TO HAvE AN OPPORTUNITY TO TALK wITH HARRIET BECAUSE SHE wAS vERY BUSY SINCE SHE HAD BECOME THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY. AT ONE 0'CLOCK WE MET HARRIET AND MUOH TO OUR SURPRISE THE FRIEND THAT SHE HAD BROUGHT ALONG WAS CHARLES EBERSOLES SHE HAD MET HIM AFTER ONE OF HER CAMPAIGN SPEEOHES WHEN HE HAD OOME TO CONGRATULATE HER. CHARLES wAS ONE OF THE YOUNGEST AND MOST OUTSTANDING PROFES- SORS OF SCIENCE AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. HIS wORK HAD EVIDENTLY BEEN DIFFICULT BECAUSE HIS HAIR wAS STARTING TO GRAY AT THE TEM- PLES, MAKING HIM VERY DISTINGUISHED LOOKING. WE HAD TALKED QUITE A LONG TIME WHEN PAUL ASKED Us IF WE wERE GOING TO HEAR THE CONCERT THAT NIGHT. NONE OF THE REST OF US KNEW ANYTHING ABOUT IT, SO HE EXPLAINED THAT JACK MOORE AND JUANITA PARK'S SON WAS A vIOLINIST OF THE HIGHEST RANK,AND THOUGH ONLY ELEvEN YEARS OLD wAS GIVING A CONCERT IN CARNEGIE HALL THAT NIGHT. I HAD RECEIVED A LETTER FROM GENEVA HOOD THAT MORNING WHICH I READ WHILE WE WERE EATING. GENEVA SAID THAT HER HUSBAND WAS NOw PRINCIPAL OF CENTRAL HIGH SOHOOL IN CHICAGO, AND SHE HAD JUST ARRIVED HOME AFTER SPENDING A WEEK VISITING TERESA KAPPER AND HER SCHOOL FOR DEBUTANTES IN MIAMI, FLORIDA. SHE FINISHED THE LETTER BY TELLING VARIOUS INCIDENTS ABOUT HER SON AND DAUGHTER. AFTER WE FINISHED OUR LUNOH, CHARLES SUGGESTED THAT WE GO TO THE NE ARBY THEATER TO SEE WAYNE BINKLEY IN HIS NEW PICTURE. WAYNE 34 HAD DONE WHAT ALL OF US SECRETLY WANTED TO DO. HE HAD GONE OUT TO HOLLYWOOD AND SOON GLINED FAME AS THE SECOND WILL ROGERS. AFTER AGREEING TO GO TC THE MOVIE, WE CALLED FOR OUR CHECKS AND PREPARED TO LEAVE. WHEN THE HEAD wAITER CAME AND SAW WHO HAD CALLED, HE FORGOT HIS JOBS BUT HE wAS NO MORE SURPRISED THAN WE wERE, FOR THE HEAD wAITER wAS BOS FAWCETT. HE HAD BEEN WORKING THERE FOR TEN YEARS AND wAS KNOwN PERSONALLY TO OVER HALF OF NEw YORK'S SOCIALITES. HE SAID THAT VIHGINIA HARDY HAD BEEN THERE ONLY THE DAY BEFORE. VIRGINIA HAD MOvED TO NEw YORK FIvE YEARS PREVIOUS AFTER HER HUSBAND HAD MADE A FORTUNE FROM HIS OIL WELLS. WELL, WE FOUND THE MOVIE VERY GOOD. AFTER THAT WE WENT BACK TO MY OFFICE AND SAw LYING ON MY DESK A FOLDER ADVERTISING A NDUDE RANCH.n WHEN I OPENED IT A NAME CAUGHT MY EYE. IT SAID HROUGH AND READY DUDE RANCH,W JUANITA FULK, OWNER. JUANITA HAD ENCLOSED A NOTE SAYING THLT SHE HAD MOVED OUT WEST IN 1950 AND HAD STARTED A DUDE RANCH. SHE ALSO SAID THAT THE RANCH wAS SO SUCCESSFUL SHE HAD HIRED MARY PAULINE BINKLEY T0 ADVERTISE IT ON THE RADIO. MARY PAULINE'S SALARY FOR EACH PERFORMANCE wAS QUITE A FABULOUS SUM,BUT JUANITA SAID THAT IT WAS QUITE EASY TO PAY BE- CAUSE MOvIE STARS WERE HER REGULAR PATRONSS MARY PAULINE'S PRO- GRAM wAS BECOMING QUITE POPULAR BECAUSE SHE wROTE AND ARRANGED ALL HER OWN SONGS. THIS NOTE PLEASED ALL OF US, AND WE WERE VERY HAPPY THAT WE HAD FOUND wHAT ALL OF OUR OLD CLASSMATES WERE DOING. THAT ISS ALL ExCEPT JACK FAWCETT AND NOBODY KNEW EXACTLY WHERE HE wAS. WE KNEW ONLY THAT HE wAS ON A SECRET RESEARCH TRIP FOR THE SMITHSON- IAN INSTITUTE. WE HAD NEVER SPENT A MORE ENUOYASLE DAY THAN THAT ONE RE- CALLING OUR SCHOOL DAYS AND WE DECIDED TO MEET AGAIN A YEAR LATER TO SEE HOW WE HAD ALL CHANGED. CHARLES OFFERED TO TAKE HARRIET AND PAUL WHEREVER THEY WANTED TO GO, SO THEY ALL LEFT AND I RESUMED MY WORK OF DESIGNING DRESSES. ONE OF MY CHIEF CUSTOMERS IS TERESA KAPPER. SHE HAS TO SET AN EXAMPLE FOR HER STUDENTS. 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WIOKLINE FLOSSIE HAYWOOD ENNIS PEASE ERMA RAU BEULAH HAYWOOD LAWRENCE ALBERT FORREST WENTWORTH i923 IRVIN SCHROEDER MARY CORN HAROLD DRESBACH MIRIAM BAUMGARTNER I924 HARRY BAUM ELSIE LEHN ALFRED MAJOR OMER SRITZER CHARLES WINEGARDNER LEWIS WINEGARDNER l925 JERMIAH SLONAKER HAZEL WRIGHT PAUL WAGGONER KATHRINE ALBERT ORVAL ROBINSON MYRA KRETZER 1926 OLIVER BUCKLEY HELEN CROSSMAN MAUD DIETRIOK MULDRED DIETRIOK JAMES EYMAN MARGARET EYMAN THELMA GARRETT RUTH GILLEN CHARLES HALL HERBERT KERWOOD LUCILLE LEHN WINIFRED PEASE EARL RAU MERITT PEASE EVERETTE PEASE RENA RODGERS VIRGIL SOHROEDER AROHIE SRITzER CRAIG WALKER MARY WAGGONER i927 PAYE ANDES RUBY CLEM EDNA TURNER 1928 HILLIS STALEY GLORENCE HEISERMAN EARLENE MAJOR JOHN LEHN CHARLES HANES LULU ROGERS LUCILLE ANDES DAN HURSH' WALLACE COOPER IDA BELL MAJOR RUTH MAJOR JOHN ALBERT STANLEY BEALL HELEN GULICK RICHARD BEALL MILDRED CRANz HAROLD VAUGHAN ETHEL ROBINSON ERMA ROBBINS MARY RAU HERMAN NOTTLEMEN VIRGINIA CROSSMAN I929 JOSEPHINE KRUZAN CLARENCE ELDER SARAH J. GLANCY OTIS BAROLAY VELMA BAUM OWEN BARCLAY LUCILLE KOONS LUTHER PAXTON IVETTA KERWOOD HAROLD SHENEMAN VELMA SOHROEDER CHRISTY ALBERT l93O MARION CHEFFER CLEONA STEPHEN JAMES WHAHTON EVALENA ALBERT EVERETT BROwN LOLABELLE SPITZER HOWARD WILLIAMS MADGE LITTHELL JOSEPH MAJOR KATHRYN ROBBINS WILLIAM GILLEN l93l WILLIAM DOTTS NATHAN BROWN WANDA BUTT CLAUDIE COLLINS IVEL COLLINS CHARLOTTE HURSH WAYNE NORRIS HELEN PAXTON HERSCHEL SHENEMAN NELSON VAUGHAN ERMA JEANNE WOOD 1932 RUTH BAKER WILLARD BUCKLEY GENE WILLARD LETTIE WOODSIDE FLOYD WIOKLINE EMERY JANVRIN BERTHA GILLEN FERNE KERLER WILLIAM WINTERS JOHN GAMBRILL MILDRED CROSSMAN VIRGINIA DIOKERSON MERLE MAJOR JUNIOR EATON FRANKIE JANVRIN CATHERINE MOGOREAY ALBERTINE SRITZER GERALD JOBE MAHGUEHITTE FAWCETT MARTHA WILLIAMS LEATON CULP ROBERT WILLARD SARAH MOFFETT BARBARA SOHROEDER BONNIE KRUZAN OBIS YOUNG HAROLD CLUMBLEY DOHOTHEF BOTTS LEWIS PAXTON BOUGHN BINKLEY HELEN MOQUEEN MARY LOU BOST I 933 ANN NOEL AROHIE JAMES DEAN BEALL WILMA WOOD MARGARET FAITH LUCIEN WILLARD 'NEZ LITTRELL 42 I934 EDITH BUCKLEY VIVIAN KERwOOD MELVIN LEHN QUILLIAM SHOEMAKER DORINE JOBE ZADA HARMON JOHN CLARK BATCHELDER BETTY KEPLER DOROTHEY SOHROEDER EDITH KERSHNER VIRGINIA FLACK NORMAN TUGGLE MARIAN MARSHALL BOUD BINKLEY RETHA BURDINE NETTIE YOUNG ELENANOR MCGRATH VICTOR WINTERS WILLIAM DISBROw ROBERT DISBRON MARGARET PARISH MARY L. LIENHART DONA TOLSON VIvIAN JANVRIN GRACE HANES JANE KIICK GWENDINE FRANKLIN ROBERT BOTTS BETTY HURSH WILLARD BUTTS I 935 MORRIS BEALL ROSEMARY BOTTS JEAN ROBBINS FLOYD ALSUP LEAH GEPFORD LEWIS KERWOOD MEDFORD CHEFFER FLORA CROSSMAN MABEL HANES ARTHUR ROGERS JIM NOEL MARY ANN MCGORRAY HARRY BAROLAY I 936 ANNA MARIE BALES GORDON BATCHELDER PHILIP BAUMAN DORIS BUCKLEY MAXINE BUCKLEY ROBERT COMBS FRANCES CULP DICK GILMAN WILLIAM GLOSSER IRMA GOOD HILDA HERWORTH MARGARET KEISTER EDWARD LOOMIS HARRIET MARSHALL CHESTER MOGRATH ANNA L. MOFFETT JEWELL SHEPHARD HELAN SIBTHORP HELEN STONE LESTER WICKLINE I 937 JIM ROBBINS MARY E. PEASE ANNABEL FAITH BILL PERKINS JACK MOGORRAY DELORAS ROGERS THELMA KENT KEITH JANVIRN DREXEL ALBERT EDWIN ROGERS I938 BERNARD BATOHELDER JOHN MAJOR CHARLES KEISTER LEONARD WALKER BILLY ROBBINS BETTY HANES BARBARA GILMAN BETTY HEPWORTH MARY CULR 43 MILDRED WENTWORTH RAYMOND ALSUP BEN DISBROW HENRY MCGRATH JUNIOR BURDINE BERTIS BRUMETT I 939 DORIS KERWOOD VERMON MANES HELEN TAYLOR ISABELLE KAPPER GEORGE BINKLEY VIOLET KERNOOD J. B. BROWN DICK SRTIZER 1940 BERNIOE ALSUP KENNETH BLACK BETTY BROWN MARAORET BUCKLEY WALLACE BUCKLEY J. W. CULP HARRIET HANES BETTIE HARDY EVELYN HuRsH SUE JANE HURSH JIM JONES MARY K. KERSHNER WILMA MUNCH BETTY PARK VIRGINIA RAU BILL RAU CHARLES TAYLOR IMOGENE TUGGLE FRED WENTWORTH GEORGE WENTWORTH NORMA WHITACRE MARY E. WILLIAMS 44 .. 31 I' ?-1' x-lj? QQ -af? 2.4.- ,E7 N I V P-- 'PP'- -uux wi 11-- N:-:hi-.ff 5493 F'- 4,8 ., N C3 '--if .r- ,,,g, 'lir- M' f ... ...Q- ..y.-.. , spam if x E Qs 5 3 5- f f 5 J 5 Q 2 3 ,1 E ai 5 2 5 11 z S ,ri 5 Q E BQSKEIBIILI. MR. SCHUYLER HAD ABOUT THIRTY PLAYERS T0 wORK WITH THIS YEAR WITH THREE REGULARS FROM LAST YEAR'S SQUAD. THESE WERE CAPTAIN GENE SPITZER, PAUL WILLIAMS AND BILL MAJOR. A FEW RESERVES ALSO WERE INCLUDED IN THE PLAYERS LEFT FROM 1940. THE START OF THE SEASON wAS A BIG SUCCESS. THE CARDS WON SEVEN OUT OF THEIR FIRST NINE GAMES, BUT THE LAST HALF OF THE SEASON wAS NOT AS SUCCESSFUL. THE CARDS wON ABOUT 25 PER CENT OF THEIR GAMES UNTIL TOURNAMENT PLAY. THE COUNTY TOURNAMENT WAS PLAYED AT DECATUR, AND THE CARDS wERE BEATEN OUT OF THIRD PLACE BY MT. ZION. THE DISTRICT, HELD AT NIANTIC, wAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS. AFTER THREE NIGHTS OF HARD PLAYING THE CARDS WENT HOME FRIDAY EVENING CARRYING THE FIRST-PLACE TROPHY WITH THEM. THEY DEFEATED NIANTIC FOR FIRST PLACE IN A CLOSE BALL GAME. THIS BASKETBALL SEASON WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL IN ALL RESPECTSO NEXT YEAR THE CARDS wILL HAVE ALL OF THE SAME SQUAD BUT TWO OF THE REGULARS. WITH A LOT OF wORK, THE SENIORS wISH THE FUTURE CARDS, HLUCK, AND LOTS OF IT.n DISTRICT IUUIIIIIJIIIEIII WARRENSBURG 34 MT. AUBURN 18 WARRENSBURG 22 BLUE MOUND 16 WARRENSBURG 19 NIANTIC. 15 IN THE FIRST ROUND OF PLAY THE CARDS STARTED THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT OFF WITH AN EXCELLENT GAME, WINNING BY A SCORE 34 T0 18. THE GAME wAS A STEADY, COOL ONE WITH THE CARDS . LEADING T0 THE END. CN THURSDAY NIGHT THE CARDS AGAIN CAME THROUGH BY DEFEATING BLUE MOUND, 22 TO 16. THIS GAME PUT THE CARDS IN THE FINALS WITH NIANTIC. FRIDAY NIGHT wAS A NIGHT OF CELEBRATION. THE CARDS DEFEATED NIANTIC 19 TO 15 IN A HARD, HEADSFUP BASKETBALL GAME. THIS WAS THE THIRD TIME IN HISTORY AND Two YEARS STRAIGHT THAT THE CARDS HAVE CAPTURED THE DISTRICT TROPHY. THE TROPHY wAS A BEAUTIFUL DARK LAVENDER PLAQUE CARVED IN THE SHAPE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. 47 CUUHW TUURHQFTIEUT WARRENSDURG 26I BLUE MOUND 17 WARRENSBURG 19 MACON 27 WARRENSBURG 24 MT. ZION 25 IN THE MAOON COUNTY ANNUAL TOURNAMENT HELD IN THE NEW DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM, WARRENSBURG WON THEIR FIRST GAME OVER BLUE MOUND BUT HERE DEFEATED THE SEOOND NIGHT av MAGON. THE CARDS PLAYED MT. ZION FOR 3RD PLACE BUT WERE DEEEATED IN A HARD GAME. MAOON DEFEHTED ARGENTA FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIPS REEIUUHL TUURHQVHEUT WARRENSEURG 25 BEMENT 40 WARRENSBURG LOST THEIR FIRST GAME IN THE REGIONAL TOURNAMENT HELD IN THE NEW GYM. OF' DECATUR HlGH. BEMENT PLAYED A FINE BALL' GAME AND WENT THROUGH TO THE SECTIONIILS DECATUR WON THE TOURNA- MENT av DEFEATING BEMENTS IVIUIVIUUHL SCURIHE WILLIAMS 184 SQHROEDER 6 MAJOR 79 CULP 17 BROWN 59 PARK 49 SPITZER 94 BANKSON 2 BINKLEY 40 DE PREMO 45 TRACK ABOUT THENTY BOYS REPORTED FOR TRACK THIS SEASON. ONLY TWO LETTERMEN, PAUL WILLIAMS AND HUBERT BANKSON, ARE BACK TO FORM A NUCLEUS FOR THIS YEAR'S SQUAD. WILLIAMS' SPECIAL EVENTS ARE THE 440 YD. DASH AND THE 220 YD. LOW HURDLES. BANKSON, WHOSE SPECI- ALTY IS THE 220 YD. DASH, HAS A PROMISING FUTURE IN TRACK. NEW COMERS TO THE FIELD ARE: MILE AND HALF-MILE, GEORGE COCHRAN, VERNON PARK, AND BLAINE BILYEUI MURDLES, ROBERT MCCANE, JOHN EBERHART5 SPRINTS, MCCANE, MAURICE KAPPER, EVERETTE DIAL, DELBERT BROWN! HIGH JUMPING, WM. MAJOR, CLYDE DAY, ROBERT CULPI BROAD JUMP, DELBERT BROWN, AND POLE VAULT, TED BROWN, WHO SHOULD DO JUSTICE TO A FINE RECORD NEXT YEAR. OTHER PRESHMEN PARTICI- PATING ARE JOHN WENTWORTH, ROBERT STOUTENBOROUGH, GEORGE WATKINS, AND BILL BESALSKI. PRESIDENT . . . . . . GENEVA HOOD VICE'PRESlDENT- . . . . .JUANITA PARK SECRETARY-TREASURER . . . BETTY MANES HIKE LEADER . . . . . . . . MABLE ALSUP POINT CHAIRMAN. . . . . . .ANNA ASHFORD SONG LEADER . . . . . FLORENCE DIAL ADVISOR . . . . . . . . MISS MONTGOMERY THIS YEAR THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOASTS OF A MEMBER- SHIP OF THIRTY-THREE WHICH INCLUDES A LARGE NUMBER Or FRESHMEN. WHILE THE WEATHER WAS FAVORABLE, THE GIRLS TOOK HIKES, AND DUR- ING THE WINTER MONTHS THEY PLAYED VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL. AT THE HONOR ASSEMBLY THE GIRLS RECEIVED THEIR AWARDS FOR THEIR PAR- TICIPATION IN THE ACTIVITIES MENTIONED ABOVE. THE GIRLS ENTER- TAINED THEIR MOTHERS ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 28,WITH THE THIRD ANNUAL G. A. A. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET. W CLUB PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . .GENE SPITZER VICE'PRESIDENT. . . . . . PAUL WILLIAMS SECRETARY'TREASURER . . . . . .BILL MAJOR THE MAJOR REQUIREMENT TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE W. CLUB IS TO HAVE EARNED AT LEAST ONE LETTER IN ANY OF THE SPORTS SPONSORED BY THE SCHOOL. TO BECOME A LETTER MAN DURING YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER, FIRST YOU MUST TRY OUT FOR EVERY SPORT AVAILABLE, YOU MUST PASS IN YOUR SUBJECTS, KEEP TRAINING RULES, AND WORK HARD DURING PRACTICE PE' RIODS. THE REQUIRED POINTS NEEDED TO EARN YOUR LETTER IN BASKETBALL ARE TO PLAY AT LEAST TWENTY'FIVE PER CENT OF ALL THE QUARTERS PLAYED. BESIDES THIS, YOU MUST BE AT PRACTICE REGULARLY AND A' BIDE BY THE TRAINING RULES. 49 TRREK TERM FRONT Row: BOB STOUTENBOROUGH, BILL PESALSKI, BOB CULF, PAUL WILLIAMS, BILL MAJOR, DELBERT BROWN, TED BROWN, MAURICE KAPPER. SEOOND ROW! CHARLES EBERSOLE, WAYNE BINKLEY, HUBERT BANNSON, GEORGE COOHRAN, BOB MCCANE, JOHN WENTWORTH, COAOH SCHUYLER. BACK Row: BOB SPITZER, JACK MOORE, D. H. FAWCETT, JOHN EBERHART, VERNON PARK, JUNIOR GROVES, BLAINE BILYEU. GR.R FRONT Row: JUANITA PARK, BETTIE LEONARD, MABLE ALSUF, IRIS BUOKLEY, HELEN JANVRIN, PHYLLIS DICKMEIER, JOYOE RICKORDS, ROSE ELLEN DISBROW, BETTY JEAN ROBBINS, BARBARA JONES. SEOOND ROWS MISS MONTGOMERY, GRAOE WEAVER, REGINA REDMON, BETTY STREIGHT, FLORENCE DIAL, ANNA ASHFORD, BETTY MANES, CHARLOTTE WENTWORTH, JUANITA FULK, DOROTHY SWANK, BETTY JANE BINKLEY,GENEvA HOOD. 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ZloN BLUE Mounn MAcoN MAROA BETHANY LovlNGToN ST. TERESA NIANTIC JUNIOR BINKLEY DELBERT BRowN BILL MAJOR GENE SPITZER PAUL WILLIAMS Boa CULP GENE ScHRoEnER WILLARD PARK HUBERT BANKSON BILL BESALSKI BQSKETBHLL SUUIJU FRONT Row: WILLARD PARKS DELBCRT BROWN5 BILL MAJORI GENE SPITZER, CAPTAIN: PAUL WILLIAMS? JUNIOR BINKLEYS BILL PESALSKI5 BOB CULP. SECOND Row: COACH IRL SCHUYLER5 Boa McCANE5 GEORGE COGHRAN, GENE SCHROEDER5 HUBERT BANKSONS EVERETTE DIAL? WAYNE BINKLEY, MANAGER. THIRD Row: GEORGE WATKINSB JOHN WENTWORTH: BILL LOVELESS5 JOHN EBERHARTQ CLYDE DAYI FRANK KERSHNER3 Poe STOUTENBOROUGH. 54 5:4 rn. :AW-.4 - ' We Lg?-1 f M .L . .fe ,.., WV. li E14 -L 'n,..lk . gzuiwfzx fm ,iff 'li 2'...4wf ,X -. X if f ,, Q 1 .ff x, W I 5 .js p . ,-1. 41. ., L -,.f, K. ig' yr, 1 v . ii S I Q 1 1 . I ' A nw Ap, E f37Z-e- m. , f , ' 3.5. R'-, 1. f .' ' x 5C:3'!P .pf5. X523 - . .ggkfhi ' K 1 ,Q , -- X.., f --- +L CHLE HUHR xvf 'ff , .vyf A -5 - 4 'w.w a v ' 1 sl S 1 1 w Q, s L . f alia. ,Thi f 7 'l'M . , , il .iari P x 3 - si ,l I - H I fi , is 5 ,k 4 .S' Y , M : , b , 4 .UAS V QUJL ,g , . A xyifiizig ,h.,yH, . ,,+, 1 ,f,HL C. r 'ii EgSTw,W .. I L.,.., hrzhr QFNS M I - L' .,, v N 3' NN Q H' .III x A 'R-if 'Y iv ,,.,1. .f M Q A J -Y ,K Rx tx X Tw . V' x r. V R-. ,, H I S -I-R W -' 1 s.i'u lr? f'-:II 253' ,5' ': 131: 4, . E QP .. ' gg' dz -5 -KN . . . 3 4 I ,x.:A .. 16251253 SEPTEMBER QED. SCHOOL STARTS. BY GOLLY IF THOSE FRESHMEN AREN'T TAKEN DOwN A NOTCH, WE MAY BE MINUS A FEW UPPER CLASSMEN. WE SURE HATE TO DESTROY THOSE SWELL NEW IMPROVEMENTS, TOO. SEPTEMBER 12TH. CAST YOUR GALLOTS HERE. YES, SIR, IT'S CLASS ORGANIZATION DAY. MAY THE BEST MAN wIN. , SERTEMeER'24TH. STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN. LET THERE BE SAFETY THIS FINE TUESDAY MORNING. WE ASSEMBLED FOR A SAFETY ADDRESS FROM SERGEINT THOMSO, A MEMBER OF THE STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT. ff-!3.X' E5 . - 'Z - z-.21-. K .,., I --X RFU T I QCTQBER 9TU. XXX- f nLA'DA-DAN THE W. P. A. ORCHESTRA AGAIN. WE TRULY ARPRECIATE THEIR FINE MUSIC. LISTEN, YOU TEACHERS, IF YOU HAVE SUCH LONG ExAMS NEXT SIX IIIEEKS AS YOU DID TODAY, I BETCHA' THE BOARD WILL SUGGEST THAT YOU BUY THE PENCIL SHARPENERS NEXT YEAR. Now You SEE, DAD, . THAT'S WHERE ALL THOSE RENCILS CO. QCTQEER 'JJ-Q Q 11TH. WHAT? VACATION? IT SURE IS! WILL WE HAVE FUN OR wILL WE HAVE FUN, WHILE ALL THE TEACHERS IN THE COUNTY ARE NINSTITUTINGN! 59 B 3 5 3 E J v1 3 Q 2 Q. 'fflqifxfmjz' fail FFS? n-i3!',af1itN:Zq ':l!::f2f xf'I Q lx ' Q1 + . I.LT 2 .I If . fi I ,I II DECEMBER 3RD. 5HUCKS, MT. ZION DEFEATED THE CARDS 29 TO 28. DECEMBER 6TH. BACK ON OuR FEET. WE BEAT MAROA 3l TO 18. DECEMBER ISTHQ , I , KND AGAIN THE CARDS FIGHT To THE FINISH wITH A 5 POINT LEADS WE BEAT CHESTNUT 23 TO 28. DECEMBER IZTH. K BASKET-BALL GAME WITH A SCORE OF WARHENSBURG I9,AR6ENTA.IZ You'vE GUESSED IT. THE CARDS ARE THE VICTORSI DECEMBER I8TH. , YES, VERY BEAUTIFUL, WASNIT IT? A FEW MEMBERS FROM EAOH CHURCH IN THE COMMUNITY AND THE HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUBS PRESENTED A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM AT THE HIGH SCHOOL. DECEMBER IQTH. THIS MORNING WE WERE ENTERTAINED AND GIVEN A FEW POINTEFIS ON DFIAMATICS. ARENIT WE PROUD OF OUR BANGLE PINS? WE ARE ALL DOING OUR RART TO HELP FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS. DECEMBER 20TH- 4l0O 5. M. FRIDAY EVENING WE WERE DISMISSED WITH A ERRV CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. WITH VACATION STARTED OFF ON THE WRONG FOOT, THE ST: TERESA BULL DOGS DEPEATED THE CARDS BY I6 ROINTS. THE SCORE WAS 35 TO I9. 6I APPY EW EAR K N TT' Qffz , f Qff .L XX '7 if f H f RIC? X 47 iii JANUARY ZTH. CHESTNUT AGAIN? YES,AND THIS TIME THEY DEFEATED WARRENSBURG 23 T0 l8. JANUARY IOTH. WELL, THAT'S QUITE ALRIGHT. THE CARDS DEFEAT HAMMOND 36 TO 28 JANUARY '4TH. HEY, WHAT'S THE MATTER????? WARRENSRURG SLIRRED AND THE SCORE wAs 29 TO 28 IN FAVOR OF LATHAM. THAT wILL NEVER DO. JANUARY IETH. EXAMS AGAIN? THE THIRD SIX-WEEKS ARE GONE. How TIME FLIESI JANUARY Q Q5 IQZTH. SEMESTER EXAMS, REMEMBER, DEAR TEACHERS, EVERYONE LlKEST'TO PASS A SEMESTER EXAM.THlS IS' YOUR FIRST ONE FRESHMENI JANUARY IZTH. WELL, GOOD. THE CARDS HAVE WON AGAIN. THIS TIME THE GAME ENDED WARRENSBURG, 26 AND MT. ZION, 2l. JANUARY 23, 24, Q 25TH. MASON COUNTY BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. WARRENSBURG DEFEATED BLUE MOUND THE FIRST NIGHT 26 TO I7. THE SECOND NIGHT WARRENSBURG WAS DEFEATED SLIGHTLY BY MACON wITH ASOORE OF 27 TO l9. JANUARY 28TH. NMM I WHAT SMELLS SO GOOD? WHY THE GIRLS ARE PREPARING FOOD BECAUSE TONIGHT AT 6830 P. M. IS THE G. A. A. ' MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET. JANUARY SIST- ANOTHER BASKETBALL GAME WITH MAROA. THE CARDS ARE THE VICT- ORS AGAIN. MAROA I3 AND WARRENSBURG 25. 62 .jf -I-fa!! fxfwv 1- rf 41' FEBRUARY 3RD. N HFEET FIRSTN. NO, NO, FRESHMEN THAT'S JUST THE NAME OF THE PLAY WE ENTERED IN THE PLAY TOURNAMENT wHIcH WAS HELD IN THE DE- OATUR HIGH SOHOOL AUDITORIUM. 1 7 22 ,,,.,, fg! 5 -. - . .F - '- . I .56-' '-.-:-:-:,gg:-: - . .' .. 11 5 57:-f7 . 4:21 ,gurl g.-g.- '-:-.-:F , :J-Is FEBRUARY 4TH. BETHANY CAME OVER TO DEFEAT WARRENSBURG 33 TO l7. FEBRUARY 5TH. COUNTY CHORUS SANG IN THE DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM AFTER THE ONE-ACT PLAYS. FEBRUARY 6TH. COUNTY CHORUS SANG AT A TEACHER'S MEETING AT ARGENTA. FUN!! FEBRUARY ZTH. DEFEATED AGAIN. WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH THE CARDS? THIS TIME THEY WERE DEFEATED BY LOVINGTON, 46 TO 26. FEBRUARY IITH. MY, MY, YOU PLAYERS. YES, WE WERE THE LOSERS AGAIN. Sn TERESA 40, WARRENSBURG I7. FEBRUARY IATH. EVERYBODY SEEMS TO BE NFLASHINGH A NEW HEART. SAY, THAT'S RIGHT THIS IS VALENTlNE'S DAY. AND AGAIN ------------ NIANTIO I9, WARRENSBURG I6. FEBRUARY 2OTH. UAA, DA, DA, DA, W AND MORE MUSIC! THIS TIME IT'S FIVE MEM- BERS FROM THE MILLIKIN CONSERVATORY OF MUSlC,BRlNG!NG Us A.LTTTLE MILLIKIN SYMPHONY. THANK YOU, MILLlKiN,DON'T FORGET TO LEAVEYOUR AUTOGRAPHS WITH OUR BEWILDERED FRESHMEN. STATE DISTRICT BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT. WARRENSBURG DEFEATS MT. AUBURN 34 TO I8. FEBRUAR1 2IST. THIS MORNING THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT PRESENTED A PATRIOTTC AS- SEMBLY IN HONOR OF WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN. I WONDER IF MISS AR- FORD COULD HAVE HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH SUOH A NICE PROGRAM? WARRENSBURG IS THE vIcTOR AGAIN. THIS TIME THEY DEFEAT BLUE MOUND 22 TO I6. FEBRUARY 22ND. WARRENSBURG WINS THE TOURNAMENT FROM NIANTIC WITH A SCORE OF I9 TO 15. HURRAH! ! ! ! ! !!!!! FEBRUARY 28TH. 4200 AND AM I TIRED? WHEW------' --SOME MORE OF THOSE LONG- DRAWN SIx WEEKS EXAMS. THIS lS'THE END OF THE FOURTH SIx-WEEKS. 63 I . x . .XMI- YN' xhxw-. x, ..Ai:IjSLNXxNs .Y LPRG 'M l 1 x -hiIE5 .fy ! X I, , .x I I .:, :- 1, Ii --II.,-.ff 4 A 15-6,1 ,Igy IX MARCH l8TH. 1 OH, THOSE LUCKY BASKETBALL BOYS. CAN THOSE HOME EO GIRLS coox? I GUESS THEY CAN AND WILL YOU LOOK AT THOSE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED TABLES. WE OERTAINLY ADMIRE THE TROPHIES IN THE CENTER OF THE TABLE. KTHE CHEERLEADEPS WERE RATHER LUCKY T0O,.l THINKB. MARCH 28TH. SCHOOL DlSMlSSEDcPERIOD,JUST BECAUSE or AN I. E. A. MEETING. X -L-TL' ' U 4553753 ' 2'-iw v' , 1, 'L 1 APRIL 4TH. FIRE, FIRE . THE JUNIORS PRESENTED NEW FIRES , KTHEY CLEARED 3529.293 . '- APRIL IOTH. FIFTH SIX-IIIEEKS EXAMS. SOME ARE HAPPY, AND SOME ARE SAD. TEARS SHOULD COME AFTER REPORT CARDS. APRIL IITH Q l4TH. WE SINOERELY HOPE EVERYONE ENJOYED THE EASTER VACATION. APRIL IQTH. ANOTHER BANOUET? THE SENIORS TRULY APPRECIATED THEIR PARE- WELL PARTY, JUNIORS. 64 S .Hx Maxim- WELCOME, GRADE SCHOOL RURILS. WE HOPE YOU ENJOYED YOUR VIS- IT WITH us. THE SENIORS WILL LEAVE THIS YEAR So THAT . You ' MAY MOVE IN NEXT SERTEMSER. MAY 2OTHb END OF SIXTH SIX-WEEKS AND NO MORE SlXvWEEKS ExAMS QAT LEAST NO MORE SIX-WEEKS FOR THE SENIORS,. MAY 2lST Q 22ND. THOUGH WE HAVE NO MORE SIX-WEEKS, WE STILL HAVE SEMESTERS. M21 QZRD. FUN??? WE HOPE THE SENIORS ENJOYED THE ALL-SCHOOL PIcNIc'BEa CAUSE SOME gi THEM MAY NEVER HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND AN- OTHER ONE. SOME DISCOVERED NEW THRILLS IN NELSON PARK AT DECATUR M51 ZETH. BAOOALAUREATE EXERCISES. RATHER A SAD AFPAIR, WASN'T IT? IVIAY 26TH. AWARDS, AWARDS! I I I BET I KNOW SOME HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS,WHO ARE VERY PROUD or SOME or THOSE RIBBONS AND METALS. LOOK AT THOSE WS. MAY 2OTH. WHAT A CROWD. OH, YES, THE F. F. A. BOYS ARE STARTING THEIR TOUR. MAY 26TH. SOME ARE HARRY AND SOME ARE SAD. THEY CERTAINLY LOOKED NICE IN THOSE GREY CAPS AND GOWN, DIDN'T THEY. OH, YES, I'M TALKING ABOUT THE SENIORS. WML ZZTH. Q 28TH. CHICAGO BOUND. HTHOSE LUCKY SENIORSN. OH, WELL, THE JUNIORS MAY DO THE SAME THING NEXT YEAR. Two WHOLE DAYS AND ONE NIGHT AT THE CHICAGO HOTEL. 65 E 5 Q S 7? 2 As 71 i S E 5 5 4 -s Q Q Si -A 1 5 H 3 i 'S E . Jig.. M ', '41 'T f 551' fi? ?f-11, gf-'ri .4 . J Q QETIVITIES 5 Q 3 S Y' E: 5 5 3 .5 1 2 S 5 v 3 v H I 3 c 6 5 Swrhg 'W EHRUHTHL STAFF ASSISTANT EDITOR . . JUNIOR EDITOR. . . . . . . . BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . . . ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER . JUNIOR BUSINESS MANAGER. . . CALENDAR EDITOR. .... CLUB EDITOR ........ SCHOOL ACTIVITIES EDITOR . ALUMNI EDITOR. . . . . . . . SPORTS EDITOR. . . . . . . ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR. . PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR . . . . . . . CHARLES ESERSOLE PHOTOGRAPHY PRODUCTION EDITOR. . . . . . . . JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR. . ART EDITORS. .Q ..... . JUNIOR ART EDITOR. . ADVISORS. ..... EDITOR-lN'CHlEF. . . ASSOCIATE EDITOR . JOKE EDITOR ..... ADVERTISING MANAGER. ASSISTANT ADVERTISING U If O v o O EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR. ... . . . . . SPORTS EDITOR. . . . . ORGANIZATION EDITOR. . EXCHANGE EDITOR. . . PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR . . FAOULTY ADVISOR. . . PHOTOGRAPHY SPONSOR. l c 1 O O 0 1 a O 0 0 O U 0 u O 0 O O s O . . JACK MOORE HARRIET MILLER . . . BOB BECK .PAUL WILLIAMS .TERESA KAPPER . DORIS PARISH . MARY PAULINE BINKLEY . JUANITA PARK A JUANITA FULK VIRGINIA HARDY . GENE SPITZER . .GENEVA HOOD .WAYNE BINKLEY . . . BOS CULP . .FRANCES FAITH, VIRGINIA RAU . . . . . MARY ELLEN KEISTER . .MISS NICKEL, MR. ELAM CHRUTPETTE STUFF HARRIET MILLER . MARY PAULINE BINKLEY VIRGINIA HARDY .PAUL WILLIAMS .FRANOES FAITH . JUANITA PARK .PAUL WILLIAMS . .GENEVA HOOD . JUANITA FULK . .ROBERT CULP . .MISS NICKEL . . . MR. ELAM THE CARDINETTE IS PUBLISHED EACH MONTH BY THE STUDENTS IN THE ADVANCED TYPEWRITING GLASS. ALL THE MATERIAL IS OOLLEOTED AND TYPED, AND ALL STENCILS ARE CUT BY THESE STUDENTS. EHUUID SHHPPERS PRESIDENT ........ .. PAUL WILLIAMS VIOE PRESIDENT . . . . WAYNE BFNKLEY TREASURER .... . .ROBERT SPITZER ADVISOR ............. MR. ELAM THE CANDID SNAPPERS INCLUDE STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED :IN AMATUER PHOTOGRAPHY AS A HOBBY. ADVANOED WORKERS ARE ENTRUSTED WITH MAJOR RESPONSIBILITY IN PREPARING THE PHOTOGRAPHIO PAGES FOR THE QARDINAL. 69 ! EQRUIHQL STQFF FRONT Row: HARRIET MILLER, MARY PAULSNE BINKLEY, JUANITA PARK, MARY ELLEN KEISTER, FRANCES FAITH, DORIS PARISH, VIRGINEA HARDY. BACK Row: PAUL WILLIAMS, WAYNE BINKLEY, CHARLES EBERSOLE, GQMEVA HOOD, JUANITA FULK, JACK MOORE, TERESA KARPER, VIRGINIA RAU, Boa BECK, Boa CULP, MISS NICKEL. CQRUIHETTE STHFF FRONT Row: HARRIET MILLER, MARY PAULINE BINKLEY, GENEVA Hoon, JUANITA FULK. BACK Rows MR. ELAN, JOANITA PARK, Boa CULP, PAUL WILLIAMS, FRANCES FAITH, MISS NICKEL. LCQUUID SUQPPERS FRONT Row: EVERETTE DIAL, PAUL WILLIAMS, GENE SCRROEDER, Boa CULP, TED BROWN. BACK Row: MR. ELAM, HERSHEL HARDY, CHARLES EBERSOLE, GEORGE WATKINS, BOS SPITZER. 70 wr, v, 4 Q 'af ,s n , mx wtf XRD: , H X, gf- . , 1 Q. , .2 v, ,, . i 124' , 1 if . L4 N I H2221 9-,W WE we :Z-1 25 A-1. F F H. PRESIDENT. . . . . VIcE PRESIDENT . . I SESRETARY. . . . . TREASURE . . . ADVISOR. . . . . . . . F. F. A. IS A Dovs STUDYING THROUGHOUT THE THE WARRENSBURG GANIZATION or FARM PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS . . . .Boa BECK . .WILLARD PARK . .HUSERT BANKSON . . .JACK MOORE . . .H. E. RAPLUS SURSIDIARY or THE NATIONAL oR- VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES. THE TRUE VOCATIONAL SPIRIT IS MANIFEST IN THE F. F. A. MOTTO8 NLEARNING TO DC,DOING TG LEARN? EARNING TO LIVE,LIVlNG TO SERVE.n WULUBH PRESIDENT. . . . . . VICE PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY-TREASURER. . REPORTER ..... ADVISOR ...... BIGLOGICAL RESEARCH, A PROFOUND CLUB . .HARRIET MILLER . . . . .BOD CULP . .HUSERT BANKSON . . BETTY MANES . . .H. E. RAPLUS LOVE OF LIFE, AND A DEEP IN- TEREST IN LIVING THINGS PERPETUATE THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS ORGAN' IZATION. FIELD TRIPS HAVE FEEN TAKEN TO NEIGHUORING WOODS AND STREAMS- ALWAYS A HAVEN FOR THE LOVERS OF THE GREAT OUT-OF-DOORS. ONE FRUIT TREE HAS PEEN PLANTED FOR USE IN THE STUDY OF PRO- PAGATION AND MORE WILL EE ADDED AS TIME AND SPACE WILL PERMIT. IN THE DEAD OF WINTER THE ORGANIZATION HELD ITS ANNUAL SKIING PARTY IN NELSON PARK, DECATUR. THE SPRING STEAK FRY AND FIELD TRIP WAS THE LAST ACTIVITY SCHEDULED FOR THIS YEAR. LQIIH PRESIDENT. . . . VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY. . . . TREASURER. . ADVISOR ..... CLUB MARY ELLEN KEISTER MARY HUFFMAN . D. H. FAUCETT . .PAULINE STILES MISS ARFORD THE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE IS A NEWLY FORMED ORGANIZATION. IT coNSISTS or THE MEMPERS or THE LATIN GLASS. ONE CLASS RERIGD EvERY SIX WEEKS IS DEvoTED TO THE PLAYING or GAMES, CONTESTS, AND OTHER PROJECTS wHIcH ARE PUBLISHED IN 155 CLASSICAL QUILDGK. EACH MEMEER RECEIVES THE GFFIGAL GOLDQPLATED JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE PIN AND A MEMBERSHIP CARD. '73 I EF H FRONT Rows EvERETTE DIAL, HUBERT BANKSON, JACK MOORE, Boa BECK, WILLARD PARK, DELSERT BROWN, FLOYD WALKER, JOHN EBERHARTQ BACK ROWS MAuRIcE KAPPER, FRANK KERSHNER, GENE MARSHALL, HERSHEL HARDY, HERBERT GULICK, KENNETH CUNNINGHAM, JAMES ROZANSKI, JOHN WENTWORTH, GEORGE WATKINS, Boa STOUTENBOROUGH, MR. RAPLUSo WULUEH CLUB FRONT Row: ANNA ASHFORD, ELOISE HARSERT, HUBERT BANKSON, HARRIET MILLER, BETTY MANES, BOB CULP, BETTY STREIGHT, JUANITA PARK. MIDDLE ROWS HERBERT GULICK, FLOYD WALKER, WILLARD PARK, GENE SOHROEDER, MABLE ALSUP, MARILYN ALSIN, DORIS PARISH, VIRGINIA RAU. BAOK Rows FRANK KERSHNER, GENE MARSHALL, BOB BECK, JESSE SIBTHORPE, EVERETTE DIAL, MR. RAPLOS. LHTHICLUB A FRONT ROW! MARY HUFFMAN, MARY ELLEN KEISTER, REGINA REDMON, PAULINE STILES. BAOK ROWS MISS ARFORD, D. H. FAWCETT, Boa CULP, BILLY BAKER. 74 KN' ft Y, fi H NZ! .124 . v T '13 AV? S- -,r 21 ---A , . '- --'I Q, , -an f .fe .H a 1 -' Y rf- 5' . .. 1 1' W A. ' pan- wilprw ,M -.ar . 'wi iw L ' , gs OKCHESTIQ A PRESIDENT. . . . . . . . . JUANITA PARK VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . HUBERT BANKSON SECRETARY. . . . . . . . DORIS PARISH LIBRARIAN. . . . . MARY ELLEN KEISTER FLOOR MANAGER. . . . . . JESSE SIBTHORP DIRECTORS. . . . . . . .MR. ETZKORN MR. PRINDLE THE OROHESTRA HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY SEvERAL PIECES FOR THE METHODIST CHURCH or WARRENSBURG, FOR A FEW PEP MEETINGS, AND THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, WHICH WAS ON APRIL 4. CII KLSJ GLEE. CLUB PRESIDENT. . . . . . .... JUANITA PARK VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . VIRGINIA HARDY SEORETARY. . . . . . MARY PAULINE BINKLEY LIBRARIANI O O O o O O O O O .MABEL ALSUP ASST. LIBRARIAN. . . . . . JOYCE RICKORDS PIANISTS . . . . . ROSE ELLEN DISBROW MARY ELLEN KEISTER LUCY PARISH DIREOTOR . . . . . . . .MISS ARPORD A BALANCED GROUP wAS PIOKED FROM THE GLEE CLUB T0 SING . AT THE SPRING FESTIVAL HELD IN THE DECATUR AUDITORIUM ON FEBRUARY 51 THE SAME GROUP SANG BEFORE THE COUNTY TEAOHERS' MEETING AT ARGENTA ON FEBRUARY 7. THE GIRLS SANG FOR THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, APRIL 4, AND AT THE BAOOALAUREATE SERVICES ON MAY 25. EJQYS ' GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT. . . . . . .PAUL WILLIAMS SECRETARY. . . . . . . . . . .TED BROWN LIBRARIANS . . . . . .EYERETTE DIAL GEORGE WATKINS DIRECTOR . . . . . . . . . . .MISS ARFORD THE BOYS SANG AT THE SPRING 5FESTlVAL WITH THE GIRLS IN DEOATUR. THE BOYS DO vERY NIOELY EOR THE SIZE OF THEIR ORGANIZA- TION. 77 UREHESTRQ , FRONT Rows BOB SRITZER, FRANCES FAITH, JUANITA PARK, BILL MAJOHC GRACE WEAVER, Boa STOUTENBOROUGH, BETTY LEONARD, MARY ELLEN KEISTER. SECOND Rows IRIS BUCKLEY, MR. PRENDLE, DOROTHY SHANK, DORIS PARISH, JESSE SIBTHORPE, BILLY LOVELESS, PAUL WILLIAMS, VFRANK KERSHNER, BOB BECK, MR. ETZKORN, HUBERT BANKSON. GIRLS' BLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: REGINA REDMON, HARRIET MILLER, ELOISE HARBERT, MABLE ALSUP, VIRGINIA HARDY, MARILYN ALBIN, ROSE ELLEN DISBROW, GRACE WEAVER, JOYCE RlCKARDSo Q SECOND ROW: MISS ARFORD, LORRAINE WEST, ANNA BELLE MAY, CHARLOTTE WENTWORTH, BETTY STONE, MARY PAULINE BINKLEY, BETTY STREIGHT, BETTY ROBBINS, BETTY BINKLEY, BARBARA JONES. THIRD Row: JUANITA PARK, PAULINE STILES, BETTY LEONARD, BETTY MANES, LUCY PARISH, MARY ELLEN KEISTER, DOROTHY EDWARDS, JANET HARDY, MARY MUNCH, MARY HUFFMANQ BUBSYSLEE CLUB FIRST Row: PAUL WILLIAMS, BOB CULR, TED BROWN, GENE SCHROEDER, GEORGE WATKINS, EVERETTE DIAL. SECOND ROW! MISS ARFORD, JUNIOR GROVES, BILLY LOVELESS, BILL MAJOR, JESSE SIBTHORPE, BOB BECK, BOB STOUTENBOROUGH. '78 D :sw , i A 1... if , , L P' 1-. .M . , . QA.. .. ,,. - , 1 ' I Q-'M x , , f f . ' . 2 , , ' r rgl.:f'f0 ,xv ,jay , . . A ,Q if. g .Ar , ,f .L': '- Q' M 1, , .. :,W.,,,-f1- - ' 'fa H , ' . . ,-'7 '.'H?'- 5 .f Y .wig -' fl-P. 524' ':- 1 N, ' ' irq - - ' ,:- M:-: 1v -,Q , 414' AV f 4,wgfp1:'2-Q5 . ' j' :fy ' ,,.li,,, . v . ,, V, ,' -2 ' ' 'Q . 1 f If ' 4 f . .L ' Ak, ,N , ., .V :L .J v 4, ,. 1,1 V M. ...,. X wo f -Aegmx rw. 1 .f 3' V V HQNLOTS ISO LL , . I, NINETEEN STUDENTS AT WARRENSBURG HIGH MAINTAINED AN AVERAGE OF HBH OR BETTER FOR THE YEAR, TO PLACE THEM ON THE HONOR ROLL. THIS PAGE IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THEM FOR THEIR FINE 'wonx TN ATTAINING OUTSTANDTNG SCHOLASTIC RATING. THESE STUDENTS HAD THE AVERAGE INDICATED AT THE END or THE FIRST SEMESTER AND WERE MAINTAINING THESE AVERAGES WHEN THIS HON' OR ROLL WAS TAKEN AT THE END OF THE SECOND SIX WEEKS OF THE SEC' OND SEMESTER. THE 4.5 OR BETTER AVERAGE INDICATES THE STUDENT HAD AN AVERAGE or NAU AND HALF HBH OR BETTER. THE 4.0 AVERAGE IN- DIGATES THE STUDENT HAD AN AVERAGE OF ALL HBH OR BETTER! 4.5 ROBERT BECK BETTY JANE BINKLEY Bose ELLEN DISBROW CHARLES EBERSOLE MARY ELLEN KEISTER WILLIAM LovELESS HARRIET MILLER DORIS PARISH 4.0 VIRGINIA RAU BILLY BAKER DOROTHY SWANK MARY FRANCES BINKLEY FRANCES FAITH GENEVA Hoon TERESA KARPER EDWIN LAWRENCE BETTY MANES ANNA BELLE MAY BETTY ROBBINS 81 SEVEN SISTERS PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS NOVEMBER 8, i940 MRS. GYURKOvICS, A WIDOW. . . VIRGINIA HARDY KATINKA . . . . ..... . .FRANCES FAITH SARI. . . . . .TERESA KAPPER ELLA. . . .GENEVA HOOD MITZI . . . . HARRIET MILLER TERKA . . . MARY PAULINE BINKLEY LIZA ...... .... JUANITA FULK KLARA ...... .... JUANITA PARK COLONEL RADVIANY. . GIDA RADvIANY . . FERENZ HORKOY . . . MICHAEL SANDORFFY . TONI TELEKI . . . . . . . . GENE SPITZER . CHARLES ESERSOLE . .OSCAR PLUMMER . . JACK MOORE . .PAUL WILLIAMS JANKO . . . . .WAYNE BINKLEY r' r' rr NEW rlIiES PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS HENRY ADAMS, A FARM HAND. . LUCINDA ANDREwS, A wIDow. . SUZANNE TOLER, A SPINSTER . SID SRERRY, A FARM HAND . . JERRY, HIS SON ....... TEPHEN SANTRY, AN AUTHOR . ILL, HIS SON . . . . . . . PHYLLIS, HIS DAUGHTER . . ANNE, HIS WIFE. . . . . . OLIVE, HIS DAUGHTER . .1. EVE, HIS DAUGHTER'lN-LAW. . DICK, HIS SON . . . . . . . DOCTOR LYNN GRAY, A COUNTRY MARY MARSHALL, A NEIGHBOR . O O P MRS. MARSHALL, MARY'S MOTHER. ANGIE SPERRY, SlD'S WIFE. . H 32 APRIL 4, l O O O D I O l O I l SiClAN A . . O I I l I I I94I . . BILL MAJOR . ANNA ASHFORD . . JOAN MCCAY . . J. H. TAYLOR . . FLOYD WALRER . . .ROBERT CULP BROWN BERRY DAVIS MANES ALSUP GENE SOHROEDER . .ROBERT BECK HARDY . . .DELBERT . . .BETTY . ROSAMOND . . . .BETTY . . . . .MABLE O C O I . . DORIS PARISH . . . VIRGINIA 0 U . JUANITA FULK 1 ',.uy- .nf J,-1, -4.37 J 4 : Vg., A . 1.5 , , - . 455 , . K l ,, X i 3 v 4 -1 I , M Nga, V. , r. . , SX, W , 'E :Lu ,. a xx .A P3545 V , Shi ,:A..5,5:5NApffs3yf:?9gVt,LU 1, :.xuv.f- - Zigi Qzgfp ..-V, Y - A A ' W e 2325 w.- JOKES 'Av' -46' 'ZL f'f3-if: .QE x. as ,yggf tk,-W, J V. 1 .f' 1 1 GLNE.SPITzER: Two EGGS, PLEASE. DON'T FRY THEM A SEOOND AFTER THE WHITE IS COOKED. DON'T TURN THEM OVER. NOT TOO MUOH FAT. JUST A SMALL PINCH OF SALT ON EAOH. NO PEPPER, ---- WELL, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? HELEN JANVRIN: THE HEN'S NAME IS BETTY. Is THAT ALL RIGHT. J. H. TAYLOR: SAY, IS YOUR DOG OLEVER? FRANCES FAITH: CLEVERl I SHOULD SAY SO. WHEN I SAY, WARE YOU COMING OR AREN'T YOU?H HE COMES OR HE DOESN'T. MRS. SCHUYLER fLOOKING OUT WINDOWI: HWELL, UELL, A STORM IS BREW- ING.H MR. SCHUYLER, vERY TIRED AND HUNGRY: HALL RIGHT, PUT IT ON THE TABLE AND LET ME EATIU JOHN WENTWORTH WANTS THE ADDRESS OF THE MAN wHO's PAYING 22.50 A BUSHEL FOR WHEAT LIKE WE HAD IN YESTERDAY'S ARITHMETIO LESSON. MRS. MUNS: AREN'T You EVER AFRAID OF LOSING CONTROL OF THE OAR? MR. MUNS: CONSTANTLY, I'M Two INSTALLMENTS BEHIND ALREADY. SAID THE ARTIST: NI'LL GIvE YOU FIVE DOLLARS IF YOU'LL LET ME PAINT YOU.u GENE SOHROEDER SHIFTED HIS GUM FROM ONE OHEEK TO THE OTHER AND BACK AGAIN. uIT'S EASY MONEY,u SAID THE ARTIST. HTHERE AIN'T NO QUESTION 'BOUT THET,H GENE REPLIED. NI wuz JUST A-WCNDERIN' How I'D GET THE PAINT OFF AFTERWARDS.N DOOTOR: WHY D0 YOU HAVE TATTOOED ON YOUR BACK? MR. PEASE: THAT ISN'T TATTOED, DOCTOR. THAT'S WHERE MY WIFE RAN INTO ME WHEN I WAS OPENING THE GARAGE DOORS. MISS NICKEL? WHATEVER BECAME OF THAT AVIATOR WHO CRASHED ON YOUR OHIMNEY? JUANITA PARK? THE WRETCH: HE LEFT ME WITH A BROKEN HEARTH. HUSERT EANKSON: Is THERE A LOT OF MONEY IN THE CATTLE BUSINESS? HLRBERT RULICK! YES, SO I HEARD. HSAY, BOB, MAY I BORROW YOUR PEN?H HSURE THlNG.n 4 NGOT A PIECE or WRITING PAPER I CAN USE?n HRECKON sO.n HGOING PAST THE MAILBOX WHEN YOU GO OUT?u HYEH.N UWAIT A MINUTE TILL I FINISH THIS LETTER, WILL YOU?n HALL RIGHT.n HWANT TO LEND ME A STAMP?H NUH-HUH.n HMUOH CBLIGED. SAY, WHAT'S YOUR GIRL'S ADDRESS?n 87 BILL AND BOB SPITZER HAD BEEN ARGUING FOR SOME TIME. Boer I OUGHT TO KNOW. DON'T I GO TO SOHOOL, STUPID? BILLS SURE, AND YOU OOME HOME THAT WAY, TOO. MR. TAYLOR: DID YOU TAKE THE OAR OUT LAST NIGHT, J. H.? J. H.: WHY YES, DAD, I TOOK SOME OF THE BOYS FOR A LITTLE RIDE. MR. TAYLOR! WELL, TELL THE BOYS I FOUND ONE OF THEIR LITTLE LACY HANDKERCHIEFS IN THE FRONT SEAT. NIGHT WATOHMANI YOUNG MAN, ARE You GOING TO KISS THAT GIRL? MAURIOE KAPPERI NO. NIGHT WATCHMAN3 HERE THEN, HOLD THIS LANTERN. WARDEN OF ASYLUMI DID YOU PICK UP THOSE FIVE INMATES wHO Ex- CAPED? GUARD3 FIVE? WE CAPTURED TWENTY. MR. BROWN HAD BEEN COMPLAINING THAT HE COULD FIND NO OLD CLOTHES TO PUT ON THE SCARECROW. NWELL,N SAID MRS. BROWN, nTHERE'S THAT FLASHY SUIT DELBERT woRE TO SCHOOL LAST YEAR.0 ul WANT TO SGARE THE cRowS, NOT MAKE 'EM LAUGH,n SNORTED MR. BROWN. HARRIET MILLER CESTATICALLY LISTENING TO RADIO PROGRAM OF SWING MUSIC,--DID YOU EvER HEAR ANYTHING so PERFEOTLY WONDERFUL? MR. MILLER--NO, I CAN'T SAY I HAVE--ALTHOUGH I ONOE HEARD A COLLISION BETWEEN A TRUOKLOAD OF EMPTY MILK CANS AND A FREIGHT OAR FILLED wITH LIVE DUOKS. MR. PARKS IT IS A GOOD PLAN, MY DEAR, TO THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK. JUANITAI BUT, DAD, BY THE TIME I DO THAT, THE GIRLS HAVE CHANGED THE SUEUEOT., JOHN EEERHARTI I CALL MY GIRL NPEAOH.u GEORGE COOHRANI WHY? SO SWEET? JOHNS No. SHE HAD A HEART OF STONE. GENE SPITZER8 GEORGE PAID MY NICKEL BACK. T. JACK NbOREl THEN PAY ME MY NICKEL. 'I 'j'- GENES WAIT UNTIL I FINISH THE REST OF MY DREAM. ALTHOUGH HE HAD HIS GOOD POINTS, TED WAS NO SOHOLAR. WHEN THE scHOoL ExAMs GAME ALONG, HIS FATHER SAID! ' NIF YOU SCORE FIFTY MARKS OUT OF A HUNDRED, MY BOY, I'LL BUY YOU A BICYCLEQN THEN, ONE DAY, TED BROUGHT THE RESULTS'HOME AND HANDED THEM ovER IN SILENCE. FATHER RAN HIS EYE DOWN THE LIST. THEN HE SAID SADLY3uWELL TED, WHAT WILL YOU HAVE--TWO SDOKES OR A BRAKE OLIP?N 88 DRS HAS YOUR HEALTH IMPROVED SINOE I SOGGESTED You HAVE AN AUTO? MISS ARFORDS OH YES, I HAVE A FINE ARRETITE NOW IF ONLY I COULD AFFORD TO EAT. SENIOR QLEAVING SCHOOLIU GOODSY, SIR, I AM INDESTED TO YOU FOR ALL I KNOw. MR. MUNS3 DON'T MENTION SUCH A TRIFLE. WHETHER YOU PLAY GOLF OFI NOT, YOU CAN ALWAYS GET A HOLE IN ONE BY BUYING A DOLIGHNUT. MR. SOHOYLERT HAVE YOU ANY PHOMINENT MEN ON YOUR FAMILY TREE, GEORGE? GEORGE C.S YES. ONE OF MY FOREFATHERS wAS AN ADMIRAL. AT ONE TIME HE LED THE wORLD'S COMBINED FLEET. MR. SOHUYLERT How INTERESTING! WHAT wAS HIS NAME? GEORGE C.: NOAH. A FRENCHMAN, TRYING TO LEARN OUR LANGUAGE, WAS BAFFLED BY THE MANY SOUNDS oEHTA!N LETTERS MAY HAVE. HE WORKED HARD ON ROUGH, THROUGH, LAUGH, DOUGH AND THOUGH. WALKING ALONG THE STREET ONE DAY HE SAW A SIGN ON A THEATER MARQUEE3 CAVALCADE PRONOUNCED SUCCESS--AND FAINTED! A COLORED LAD WAS STROLLING THROUGH A CEMETERY, READING THE IN- SORIPTIONS ON THE TOMS-STONES. HE CAME TO ONE WHICH READ, NNOT DEAD--BUT SLEERING.N SORATOHING HIS HEAD, THE LITTLE DAEKY REMARKED, NHE SHO AIN'T FOOLIN' NOBODY BUT HlMSELF.n COAOH SCHUYLER WAS TRYING TO IMPRESS UPON HIS HISTORY CLASS THE ADVANTAGES OF PEACE AND DISARMAMENT. NHOw MANY OF YOU BOYS OS- JEOT TO wAR?0 HE ASKED. Up WENT SEVERAL HANDS. HBOS, wILL YOU TELL THE CLASS WHY YOU OBJECT TO wAR?N BOS SPITZER3 NBEOAUSE WARS MAKE HlSTORY.n DELSERT2 USINCE I MET YOU I CAN'T EAT, I CAN'T SLEEP, I CAN'T DRiNK.n POLLY 2 QCOY LYB WHY NOT? DELBERT3 nI'M SROKE.N nTHAT'S THE GUY I'M LAYING FOR,N SAID THE HEN AS THE FARMER PASS- ED THE SARNYARD. THE ENGLISH IV LITERATURE OLASS HAD JUST ASSEMBLED FOR AN ORAL Qulzf JOHN EBEHHAHT3 GREAT SCOTT, I'VE FORGOTTEN wHo WROTE UIVANHOEA. PAUL WILLIAMS2 I'LL TELL YOU IF YOU'LL TELL ME wHO IN THE DIOKENS WROTE UTALE OF Two ClTIES.N 89 MR. BROWNS' UMY SON WANTS TO BE A PACING MOTORIST, WHAT SHALL I ll MR. CULPA WI WOULDN'T STAND IN HIS WAY.u DINNER GUESTI HWILL YOU PWSS THE NUTS PROFESSOR?n ABSENTED-MINDED PROFESSOR! NYES, I SUPPOSE SO, BUT I REALLY SHOULD FLUNK MOST OF THEM.n WHAT?????? DID THE SOAP SAY TO THE BATHTUB? .... I'LL GIVE YOU A RING SATURDAY NIGHT. DID THE GRASS SEED SAY? ...... I VONT TO BE A LAWN. MR. BRUMETTE2 NWHAT IS YOUR LITTLE SISTERIS NAME?U PAULINE S.8 UHER NAME WOULD EE RUTH IF SHE wAS MY SISTER, BUT SHE AIN'T, AND HIS NAME IS JAGK.u MR. SOHUYLERI uYOUNG MAN, How MANY TIMES HAVE I TOLD YOU TO GET TO THIS CLASS ON TIME?N JOHN E.S WI DON'T KNOW, I THOUGHT YOU WERE KEEPING SCORE.n Boa 0.2 NI THINK YOU HAVE TOO MUCH ROUGE ON.N MARY! WTHAT'S NOT ROUGE. I'M JUST HEALTHY.u BOSS NTHEN YOUR LEFT CHEEK IS HEALTHIER THAN YOUR HIGHT.n TRAVELERI WHICH PLATFORM FOR THE NEW YORK TRAIN?' GENE! NTURN TO THE LEFT AND YOU'LL BE RIGHT.W TRAVELERI nDON'T BE IMPERTINENT, YOUNG MAN.H GENE! NALL RIGHT, THEN. TURN TO YOUR RIGHT AND YOU'LL BE LEFT.n FRESHMANI MY DAD'S A EOOKKEEPER. SENIOR? I KNOW IT, HE SORROWED ONE or MY DADDY'S BOOKS THREE MONTHS AGO. EXCITEMENT FLUSHED GEORGE WATKINS' OOUNTENANOE AS HE POINTED HIS FORK AT THE WRIGGLEY LITTLE WORM IN HIS SALAD. MOH, MOTHERI I SEE A VlTAMINfn MISS NIOKELSTHIS PHOTOGRAPH MAKES ME LOOK OLDER THAN I REALLY AM. MISS ARFORDSWELL, THAT WILL SAVE YOU THE EXPENSE OF HAVING ONE TAKEN LATER ON. HELEN J.I SPEAKING ABOUT BASEBALL, I EVEN HAVE A BASEBALL DOG. PHYLLIS I WHAT MAKES YOU CALL HIM A BASEBALL DOG? HELEN J.I 'CAUSE HE WEARS A MUZZLE, CHTSHES FLIES, CHASES FOWLS, AND SEATS IT FOR HOME WHEN HE SEES THE OATOHER COMING. MR. MUNSI I'M GLAD TO MEET A MAN WHO STARTED AT THE BOTTOM AND WORKED HIS WAY UP. TELL ME, HOW DID YOU BEGIN? MR. EYMAN3 I wAS A BOOTBLACK AND NOW I'M A HAIRDRESSER. 90 MARY PAULINE8 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A CAT AND A COMMA? FRANCES: I DON'T KNOWS WHAT IS IT? MARY P.: A CAT HAS CLAWS AT THE END OF ITS PAWS, WHILE A COMMA IS A PAUSE AT THE END OF THE CLAUSE. MISS ARFORD: WHO CAN DEFINE INDIOESTION? MARY F. BINKLEY: IT IS THE FAILURE TO ADJUST A SQUARE MEAL TO A ROUND STOMACHC MISS NICKEL: WHAT IS A SYNONYM? BETTY MANES: A SYNONYM, IS A WORD YOU USE WHEN YOU CAN'T SPELL THE OTHER ONE. FLOYD W.: DELSERT IS THE LAZIEST MAN IN THE WORLD. MR. RAPLUS: HOW'S THAT? FLOYD: HE PUTS HIS cow IN A DRAFTLY BARN So SHE'LL GET THE CHILLS AND CHURN HER OWN BUTTER- MARY H.: WHO IS THAT MAN OVER THERE SNAPPING HIS FINGERS? BOS CULP: THAT'S A DEAF-MUTE WITH THE HICCUPSQ MR. RAPLUS: AS WE WALK OUT OF DOORS ON A COLD WINTER'S MORNING AND LOOK ABOUT US, WHAT DO WE SEE ON EvERY HAND? CLASS! -GLOVES! ANNA BELLE MAY: ISN'T MR. ELAM EVER GOING TO MARRY? CHARLOTTE W.: NO, I DON'T THINK HE INTENDS TO MARRY. HE HAS A BACHELOR'S DEGREE. THE TEACHER wAS TRYING TO ILLUSTRATE DIFFERENT ADVERSS AS APPLIED TO SPEED. WALKING ACROSS THE ROOM RAPIDLY, SHE TURNED AND ASKED: HNOW, CHILDREN, HOW WOULD YOU SAY I WALKED THEN? ALL IN A CHORUS SHOUTED3 .HBOW-LESSED.H SUNDAY SCHOCL TEACHER: WHO CAN TELL WHAT CONDITION JOB WAS IN AT THE END OF HIS LIFE? JESSIE S.: DEAD. HERSHEL DE PREMO: DID YOU KNOW THEY DONlT HAVE ANY INSANE ASLYUM IN ARABIA? CLYDE DAY: NO, WHY DON'T THEY? HERSHEL: BECAUSE THERE ARE NOMAD PEOPLE IN THAT COUNTRY, MABLE ALSUP: How ARE YOU GETTING ON AS A SALESMAN? WALLACE: FINE: I GDT TWO ORDERS IN THE vERY FIRST OFFICE I WENT INTO. ' T' MASLE: IS THAT SO? A Q WALLACE: YES, ONE WAS NGET OUTIU AND THE OTHER WAS HSTAY OUT T 9I TED BROWN! I HEAR YOUR SISTER'S SwEETHEART GAVE YPU A KICK YESTERDAY. WILLARD PARK: YES, BUT I GOT EVEN WITH HIM. I PUT QUININE IN SISTER'S FACE ROUDER, AND EVERY TIME HE KISSED HER HE MADE SUCH A FACE THAT NOW SHE wILL NOT SPEAK TO HIM. MOTHER: You NEvER COME INTO THE HOUSE WITHOUT MAKING AN ATTACK ON THAT DISH OF DOUGHNUTS. GENE MARSHALL: THAT'S RIGHT, MOMQ Y'SEE, A HOME RUN DOESN'T COUNT UNLESS A FELLER HITS THE PLATE. MISS MONTGOMERY? DID YOU OPEN THE wINDOwS UIDE? ELOISE HARSERT: INDEED, I DIDS I RULLED THE TOP HALF ALL THE WAY DOwN, AND RUSHED THE BOTOM HALF ALL THE wAY UP. Two SMALL BOYS LT THE SLLVATION ARMY DINNER PUT THEIR GRIMY HANDS SIDE BY SIDE ON THE TABLECLOTH. 0MINE'S DIRTIER'N YOURNIH EACLAIMED ONE, TRIUNRHANTLY. UHUH?' SAID THE OTHER, DISDAINFULLY, HYGU'RE TWO YEARS 0LDER'N MQ MR. ELAM: WHAT IS ORDINARLY USED AS A CONDUCTOR OF ELECTRICITY? JOHN W.: WHY-ER ---- . MR. ELAM: WIRE. CORRECT! Now TELL ME WHAT IS THE UNIT OF ELECTRIC POWER? JOHN W.: THE MHAT-SIR? MR. ELAM: EXACTLY, THE WATT. VERY GOODS THAT WILL DO. JACK MOORE: WHAT'S HARDER THAN BUYING A PRESENT FOR A GIRL wHO HAS EVERYTHING? J. H. TAYLOR: BUYING ONE FOR A GIRL WHO WANTS EYERYTHINC. MISS ARFORD: GEORGE, GIVE ME A SENTENCE WHICH INCLUDES THE WORD UFASCINATE.N GEORGE COCHRAN: fAFTER DEEP THCUGHTJ: MY FATHER HAS A COAT WITH TEN SUTTONS, BUT HE CAN ONLY FASCINATE. FRANCES F.: DID YCU HEAR THE CUG NEWS? J. H.: NO, WHAT WAS IT? FRANCES F.: NY DOG VISITED THE FLEA CIRCUS AND STOLE THE SHow. JUANITA PARK: You SIT ON EVERY JOKE I OFFER YOU. EDITOR MOORE: YES,SUT I WOULDN'T IF THEGE WERE ANY POINT T0 THEM FLOYD W.: WELL, I DID MY GOOD DEED TODLY--AND MADE AT LEAST A HUNDRED PEOPLE MORE CHEERFUL. TED BROwN: How IS THAT? FLOYD W.: I CHASED MY HAT WHEN THE WIND eLEw IT DOWN THE STREET. THE TRULY GENEROUS IS THE-TRULY WISE? .IND HE WHO LOVES 'NOT OTHERS, LIVES UN ELEST. 92. MISS MONTGOMERY! How MUCH ARE EGGS? MR. WILLIAMS: FIFTY CENTS A DOZEN--THIRTY CENTS A DOZEN FOR GRAGKED ONES. MISS MONTGOMERY: GOOD--CRACCK ME A DOZEN. MISS MONTGOMERY: WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF MY SUIIE? I HOPE IT ISN'T I3. HOTEL PORTERA NO, MADAM, YOU'RE SUITE I6. MISS MONTGOMERY: Now, Now: NAUGHTY, NAUGHTYA MISS NICKEL: AND REMEMBER, POLITENESL COSTS NOTHING, MARY PAULINEs DOESN'T IT? JUST TRY PQTTING 'I REMAIN YOUR OBEDQ IENT SERVANT' AT THE END Or A TELEGRAM! VERNON PARKI WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO TEACH A GIRL TO SWIM? D. H. FAUCETTA WELL, YOU WANT TO TAKE HER GENTLY DOWN TO THE WATER, PUT YOUR ARM AROUND HER WAIST, AN'--. VERNON! Aw, CUT IT OUT! lT'S MY SISTER. D. H.l OH I JUST PUSH HER OFF THE DOCK. MOTHER ITC SON WANDERING AROUND ROOMD3 WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? GENE SPITZERI NOTHING MOTHER! YOu'LL FIND IT IN THE BOX WHERE THE CANDY WAS- HUBERT BANKSONI BEING WELL-DRESSED HAD SAT DOWN 0N A NEWLY PAINTED SEAT. FUPIOUS, HE SAID TO THE PAINTERS WWHY DON'T YOU PUT 'WET PAINT' ON YOUR SEATS? uTHAT'S WHAT l'M DOING, AlN'T I?N REPLIED THE PAINTER. MISS MONTGOMERY! BETTY CAN YOU TELL ME WHPT A WAFFLE IS? BETTY ROBINS5 YES'M, IT'S A PANGAKE WITH A NON-SKID TREAD. PAULINE S.I I SWSLLOWED A WISHBONE.YESTERD5Y. ROSE E. DISBROWI WHAT DID You WISH? PAULINE: WISHED I HADN'TQ MAURICE KI Is THERE ANY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RESULTS AND CONSEQUENCES? BOB MCCANEI WELL, MY EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN THAT RESULTS ARE WHAT YOU EXPECT WHILE CONSEQUENCES ARE WHAT YOU GET. MISS ARFORDB EDWIN, PLEASE CORRECT THIS SENTENCE5 UGIRLS IS NATURALLY BETTER LOOKING THAN BOYS.n EDWIN L.6 GIRLS IS AEIIFICIALLY BETTER LOOKING THAN BOYS. MAN IS THE ONLY ANIMPL THAT CAN BE SKINNED MORE THAN ONCE. MISS ARFORD QSTERNLYDS THIS ESSAY ON HOUR DOGH IS WORD POR WORD THE SAME AS YOUR BROTHER'S. BILL SPITZERI YES, MAME IT'S THE SAME DOG. 93 BOB BECK: MR. ELAM: EOS BECK: TERESA V. GENEVA H. DO YOU MAKE LIFE-SIZE ENLARGEMENTS FROM SNAPSHOTS? THAT'S OUR SPECIALTY. FINEg HERE'S A PICTURE I TOOK OF THE GRAND CANYON. Aw, I HAVE SUCH A DREADFUL COLD IN MY HEAD. WELL, THAT'S BETTER THAN NOTHING. JUDGE IIN DENTIST CHAIRIZ DO YOU SWEAR THAT YOU WILL PULL THE TOOTH, THE WHOLE TOOTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TOOTH? CHARLES EBERSOLE: IT TOOK 2,000 YEARS TO BUILD THE PYRAMIDS. BILL BESALSKI: PLEASE, SIR, wAS IT A GOVERNMENT UOB? MR. ETZKORNI AREN'T THOSE CHINES MELODIOUSLY BEAUTIFUL? SUCH HARMONY. SO INSPIRING1 BOS SPITzER: YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK LOUDER. THOSE OONFOUNDED BELLS ARE MAKING SUOH A RAOKET ' CAN'T HEAR YOU: GENE SOHROEDER: GEE, BUT YOU HAVE A LOT OF BUM JOKES IN THIS BOOK. EDITOR MOORE! CH, I DON'T KNOW. I PUT A BUNCH OF THEM IN THE STOVE AND THE FIRE JUST ROARED. JR. BINKLEY: CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET? DELBERT B.: I SURE CAN. JR. BINKLEY: WELL, I'M IN NEED OF FIVE BUOKS. DELSERT B.: BE AT REST, IT IS AS IF I HEARD TRAFFIC COP: SAY YOUNG LADY, DO YOU KNOW NOTHING. ANYTHING ABOUT THE TRAFFICE LAW? MABLE A.: MARY E. KEISTER: WHAT'S THE IDEA OF CALLING WHY, YES. WHAT IS IT YOU WANT TO KNOW? YOUR DOG SWINDLER? FRANCES FAITH: OH, JUST FOR FUN. WHEN I CALL HIM IN THE STREET, HALF THE MEN NEARLY UUMP OUT OF THEIR SKINS. MR. MUNS: WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR SON TO SPECIALIZE IN? HAS HE SHOWN ANY PARTICULAR TASTE? MR. WENTNORTH: YES, FOR APPLE PIE. DORIS PARISH: IS THERE HOT WATER IN YOUR HOUSE? BETTY BERRY: THERE IS, AND I AM ALWAYS IN IT. WAYNE BINKLEY: IDROWNINGJZ HELP! THROW ME A LIFE SAVER. OLD LADY ON WARF: Now AIN'T IT LUCKY I DIDN'T EAT THAT WHOLE PACKAGE OF MINTS, BUT I DON'T SEE WHAT GOOD THEY OAN DO FOR HIM. PAUL W.: SAY, POP, How SOON WILL I BE OLD ENOUGH TO DO JUST AS I PLEASE? MR. WILLIAMS! I DON'T KNOw, SON, NOBODY HAS EVER LIVED THAT LONG. 94 NIS THIS BILL?u kSUHE, THIS IS BILL.n nDDESN'T SOUND LIKE BILL.n HIT'S ME, ALL HIGHT.n UCAN YOU LFHD ME :IO BILL?u 'I'LL ASK H-M AS SOON AS HE COMES IN.n DENTIST: STOP MAKING FACES. I HAVEN'T TOUCHED YOUR TOOTH YET. JESSE SIBTHORPE3 I KNOW, BUT YOUR'E STANDING ON MY CORN. BOS SPITzER: DON'T YOU ENJOY LISTENING TO THE HONK OF A WILD GOOSE? MR. ELAM3 NOT WHEN HE'S DRIVING AN AUTOMOBILE. NPOP, I'VE RAISED THAT TWO DOLLARS I'VE NEEDED SO LONG.u HGOOD WORK, SON. A SCI WORTH HIS SALT SHOULD TRY AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE TO MAKE HIMSELF INDEPENDENT OF HIS FATHER AND STAND ON HIS OWN FEET. HOW DID YOU DO IT?N NBORROWED IT FROM MoM.n MR. ELAM: WHAT DID THE PROTOPLASM SAY TO THE AMOEEA? CHARLES EBERSOLEI DON'T BACILLI. HERSHEL HARDY CALLED FOR INFORMATION AT THE TELEPHONE OFFICE. NI WANT TO SPEAK TO MR. DILL,n HE SAID. THE OPERATOR ASKED, nls IT 'B' LS IN BILL?--AND HE ANSWERED, UNO, 'D' AS IN PIOKLE.N UDO YOU MIND IF I EORROW YOUR TWEED COAT?n GCERTAINLY NOT, SUT WHY ALL THE FORMALITY OF ASKING PERMISSION?N HOH, I CAN'T FIND IT.N IN ENGLISH II THE OTHER DAY MISS ARFORD ASKED, nWHO WROTE THE SONG 'MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME'?n NDON AMECHEIN ANSWERED MARY HUFFMAN. NHE DID NOT,n INTERUPTED HUSERT BANKSON. NSTEPHEN FOSTER WROTE IT. DON AMECHE INVENTED THE TELEPHONE.n JACK MOORE: DO YOU KNOW How TO CATCH A RABBIT? JUANITA PARK: NO. 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