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

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 =—THE CARDINAL’ JUNIORS Two score and seven Juniors are we. As happy as ever a class could he. First comes Boughn, our president, Then Floyd, who’s always pleasure l ent; There’s Merle and “Tig”, our basketball stars, Whose fame is known from here to Mars; Then Robert Lawrence, an artist blest, And Harold Chumbley. a teacher’s pest; Now Wilma Wood, a dramatic girl, And Virginia, who makes a typewriter whirl. There comes Barbara with her big trombone. Then Bonnie, whose music will soon be known; There’s Evelyn and Marg, the inseparables. Then Sarah and Helen, our “Clara Bows”. Now Catherine and Frankie, a peach of a pair. And Mary and Ruth with their curly hair; Next comes our debater, Albertine, Then Mildred, who’ll surely be a queen; There’s Bertha and Martha, the best of pals, And Lettie and Lorraine, likeable gals; Then Bob and Gene, the brothers of our class, Bill and Johnnie who in basketball surely can pass; There is Lewis and Em. a couple of boys Who are always quiet, never make a noise; Again there’s Dorothea, our class brunette. And Gerald, a good lad. you surely can bet; There’s Harold and Leaton with their cars so fast, Junior and Obie. they really don’t come last. Because here is Feme, a budding artist, too, W’ho paints the grass green and the skies of blue; Last, but not least, our advisor, Miss Hoose, She’s one we surely would hate to lose. She’s guided us through cur Junior year. And made our path seem bright and clear. Now this is the end of our little rhyme— We will tell you more some other time! Ferne Kepler.

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THE CARDINAL—' JUNIORS First row—Harold Chumbley, Sarali Moffett, Lettie Woodsidc, Feme Kepler, Mary Best, Ruth Baker, Bonnie Kruzan, Barbara Schroeder, Helen McQueen, Martha Williams, Bertha Gillen, Loraine Elder, Floyd Wicklinc. Middle row—Gerald Jobe, Harold Ingham. Robert Lawrence. Robert Williard. William Winters, Miss Hocse (adv'sor), Junior Eaten, Obie Young. Lewis Paxton. Lcaton Culp. Merle Major, Emery Janvrin. Bottom row—Dorthca Botts. Evelyn Stanberry, Marguerite- Fawcett, Catherine McGor-ray. Williard Buckley, John Gambricl. Bought; Binkley, Frankie Janvrin, Wilma Wood, Mildred Crossman, Virginia Dickerson. Albcrtine Spitzer. CLASS HISTORY In September, 1928, the W. C. H. S. Limited steamed away on another lap of its journey. Occupying a coach were forty-six Freshmen. A few left the train the first week, but the remaining ones started their high school journey together. These elected Bonnie Kruzan president and. after much debating, chose class colors of blue and white. They represented themselves in athletics and literary affairs, w:nn'nsr the -n'erclass tournament. In the fall of 1929, forty-four Sophomores boarded the train. Virginia Dickerson was our president, several of the boys were on the basketball team, and we were present on the Cardinal staff, as well as in the Glee Club and operetta. The first day of September, 1930, found thirty-eight Juniors entering the doors of the W .C. H. S. Special. Early in the year we elected the following officers: President ............................Boughn Binkley Vice-president ........................John Gambrill Secretary ............................Frankie Janvrin Treasurer ...........................Willard Buckley Boughn Binkley. I 22 1

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