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

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 =—THE CARDINAL HISTRONIC SOCIETY Top Row (left to right): Harold Vaughan, Richard Beall, lames Wharton, Charlie Hanes. Luther Paxton, Harold Shencman, Everett Brown, Joe Major, Ulysses Shephard, William Gillen. Third row: Ivetta Kcrwood, Lucille Koons, Lucile Andes, Erma Rohluns, Helen Gul- ick, Nellie Perkins, Alma Robbins, Marguerite Koons, Mildred Fox, Ida Belle Major, Mildred Crantz, Ethel Robinson. Second Row: Lulu Rogers, Beulah McGowin, Kathryn Robbins, Velma Baum, Ber- nice Morthland. Charlotte Hursh. Leota Steele, Lolabcllc Spitzcr, Pauline Wolfer. First row: Nelson Vaughan, Tony Elder, William Botts, Arthur Burdine, Christy Albert. Come on, Histronic, let’s show the Orratorians our heels. Last year they won by a nose and we can’t afford to let that happen again, since we have seen the big silver loving cup. We know right where we are going and we are on our way. With hard and earnest endeavor we hope to be the lucky ones this year. It is entirely possible if we have the co-operation of the entire society. The following are our officers: President ...................Joe Major Vice-President ..........Richard Beau, Secretary-Treasurer ....Mildred Crantz Assistant ..............Luther Paxton Page twenty-nine

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THE CARDINAL ORRAT0RIAN SOCIETY Back row—Herschel Byrne, Herschcl Shcneman. Arthur Fox, Clarence Elder, John Albert, Howard Williams, Herman Nottelmann, Orbie Young, Cecil Shutter. Oran Gulick. Third row—Wallace Cooper, Nathan Brown, Rowena Brelsfoard, Eloise Taylor, Virginia Crossman, Mary Rau, Velma Schroeder, Florence Heiserman, Josephine Kruzan, Stanley Beall, Hillis Staley. Second row—Osa Steele, Rosetta Brown, Elvalena Albert, Evelyn Buckley, Helen Paxton, Earlene Major, Ruth Major, Cecil Andes, Cleona Stephens, Faye Mallinson. First row—Wayne Norris, Robert W illard, Elden Schroeder, Dan Hursh, John Eohn, Homer Brelsfoard. “Out to win the cup again.” That’s our motto. Last year we won through our hard work, the silver loving cup awarded to the society which put on the best programs through the term. This year we gave one program each month starting the second semester. The following are our officers: ...Stanley Beall Josephine Kruzan ..Earlene Major .....Ruth Major President .......... Vice-President ..... Secretary-Treasurer Assistant .......... I’aye tiventy-eight

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THE CARDINAL GOOD EVENING CLARICE Louis Franklin, a newspaper man, has seen Clarice dance and has talked about her to Annette, who becomes jealous of her. Elmer Hudson, his friend, met Clarice at a summer resort and became acquainted with her. His wife, Cleo, finds a picture of Clarice which Elmer had and becomes jealous of her. Annette. Elmer, and Cleo go to a show to see Clarice. Louis is supposed to interview her. In the meantime a storm comes up and Clarice, who has been left in the woods by her chauffeur, seeks shelter in the Franklin home. Annette, Cleo and Elmer return. Louis says she is his cousin Mary but at that moment his real cousin Mary arrives. Louis’ uncle comes and falls in love with Annette’s Aunt Penelope. Cousin Mary had just married Teddy, Clarice’s chauffeur. Annette seeks a divorce, and a lawyer, John Lewis, comes to her home. He sees Clarice and discovers that she is his wife from whom he had been parted. In the end, Clarice reveals the fact that she is Annette's mother. John and Clarice, Elmer and Cleo and Annette and Louis are again united and everyone is happy. Daphne, the maid, furnishes amusement for everyone, and helps to make the plot more complicated. CAST OF CHARACTERS Louis Franklin, a newspaper man.................Luther Paxton Annette, his wife....................................Josephine Kruzan Elmer Hudson, his friend.............................Harold Vaughan Cleo, Elmer’s wife......................................Ivetta Kerwood Daphne, the Franklins’ maid.....................Lucille Koons Aunt Penelope, Annette’s aunt....................Ruth Major Cousin Mary, from California.....................Erma Robbins Teddy Langley, her husband......................Richard Beall William Dunkirk, from Northville, New York.......Hillis Staley Mr. Lewis, the lawyer...........................Stanley Reall Clarice De Mauree, the dancer...................Mildred Crantz BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM May 27, 1928 Invocation........... Quartette............. Senior Charge........ Junior Response....... Piano Solo............ Baccalaureate Sermon. Benediction ......... ....Rev. II. A. Cotton Members of Glee Club .........Hillis Staley .......Luther Paxton .........Lulu Rogers ..Rev. Sydney Cotton .......Rev. Lawrence Page thirty