Warrensburg High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Warrensburg, IL)

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FRESHMAN HISTCRY In September, there erupted through the awesome portals of W. L. H. S., a group of 49 boisterous, green freshmen and the tranquility and dignity of our beloved .Xlma Mater was shattered for all time to come. W'ith Mrs. Nugent standing by threatening to enease them one and all in straight jackets, they settled down long enough to elect the following officers: Kenneth Howe, Presi- dentg Janice Burdine, Vice Presidentg Suzanne Baker, Secretary, Helen Musgraves, Treasur- er, and Janet Lehn, Class Reporter. janet was also appointed junior Red Cross Represent- ative for the Freshman class. The following students were appointed to the Planning Committee: Patty Anderson, Olive McNeeley, Roger Waller, jim Williams, and with the assistance of Mrs. Nugent, class advisor, planned interesting home room meetings. During the year they viewed films on etiquette, were the guests of the Sophomores at a Christmas party and spent most of the second semester's home room periods in counselling. They were divided into two groups, the girls under the supervision of Mrs. Nugent, and the boys under the supervision of Mr. Corryg the period was spent in discussing various subjects of interest to the students. There was a very good representation of frosh in chorus and band. Some of the boys belonged to the F. F. A. and took part in athletics while the girls participated in l . H. A. and G. .X. .X. activities. FRESHMAN PORTRAITS Anna Sharp - - Complexion Nancy Scheibly - - Peppy Pat Albert - Mischievous Charles Nottingham The Voice Charles Batcheldei - Plump Helen Musgraves - The Thing Betty Boyer - Glenda Meador Holmes Scheck Donna W'illiams Nancy W'arnick .lack Keller Larry Camp Nancy Beall Roger Flach Kenneth Howe Otis Howe - Frank Harty Keith Howe Buddy Robb james Taylor Peter Nelson janet Lehn Suzanne Baker jackie Schweitzer Mary Lou Buckley Dick Pullins - Qliye NfeNecley Crowning Glory Hedda Hopper - Professor - Comical Sophomore Fan .Xmbitious - Tease - Smile Future Farmer - Ladies' Klan Incomparable - Eyes - Gabby Tall Dark K 2' - Freckles - Quiet lfasliionable Variable Undecided .Xthletic - Romeo lillllly Pos! Keith Totten Jim Williams Don Smith Harold Mason Norman Brumett Janice Burdine Jerry Burgess Nancy Hanes - Iiarline Hamilton Don Flach - Pat .Xnderson Dick Rauch Raymond Hunt jane Herr - Roy Jones - Rosella Nloore Bill Nlooney Pat Nlcfilure Bill Vaughn lohu Williams liHQl'l' lk'.llll'I' lYell Croouied Most Likely To Succeed Mechanic Here dk There - .loker The Laugh - Shy Craeeful Friendly - Curls Sopliistieated Physique Slow But Sure - .Xltractixe Neat Studious Nlaseuline Class Pest Casanf wx .i Une .Xnd Only - llinixviiy