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

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THE CARDINAL WARRENSBURG COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL WARRENSBURG, ILLINOIS BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8:00 P. M. Processional Hymn—No. 180 Invocation Selection Scripture Reading Musical Selection Hymn—No. 2 Baccalaureate Sermon MAY 22, 1932 Rev. C. M. Temple Choir Rev. H. A. Cotton Rev. William Jobe “Things Essential to Be a Success in Lite” Benediction Rev. F. I. Stan berry COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM May 27, 1932 March Invocation Salutation Music Messrs. Wentworth, Sears, Major, and Brown Mrs. R. B. Steninger Rev. H. A. Cotton Bonnie Kruzan Quartet Valedictory Commencement Address “Mud” Presentation of Diplomas Benediction Virginia Dickerson L. L. Lawrence R. B. Steninger Rev. C. M. Temple 28

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 THE CARDINAL; OUR SCHOOL LIBRARY The Virginian......... The Spy............... Little Women.......... Maker of Dreams....... The Pathfinder........ Revelry............... The Laughing Queen.... The Conquering Herd... Freckles.............. Essay on Criticism.... Perennial Bachelor.... So Big................ The Beautiful Necessity The Road to Heaven.... Children of the Age... The Call of the Wild.. Vanity Fair........... Webster’s Dictionary.. Three Musketeers...... In Defense of Women... The Fair Rewards...... Daddy Long Legs....... Innocents Abroad...... Tom Sawyer............ V. V.’s Eyes.......... The Turmoil........... Pride and Prejudice.. The Little Minister... Old Wives Tales...... Tales of a Traveler... Rover................. My Life............... The Weavers........... Rusty................ The Green Mantle..... ............................Virginia Dickerson ...............................Assembly Teacher .........Flora Elizabeth and Mildred Crossman ................................Bonnie Kruzan .................................Roscoe Ingham ...................................Feme Kepler ................................Helen McQueen ...................................Senior Class ..................................Freck Janvrin ...................................Any Teacher ......................................Mr. Serkes ....................................Dean Beall ......................................Ann Noel ....................................W. C. H. S. ............................W. C. H. S. Students ......................................Our Band ...................................Betty Kepler ..............................Barbara Schroeder Merle Major, William Winters, and Archie James ........................................We Girls ............................Basketball Trophies ................................Boughn Binkley ..............................Harold Chumbley ...................................Jean Robbins .................................Vivian Janvrin .....................................Fire Drill ...................................Gene Willard ....................................Gearld Jobe .....................................Mrs. Diers ....................................Obie Young ................................Harold Ingham .................Autobiographies in Senior Class ...................................Sewing Class ................................Frankie Janvrin ..................................The Freshmen [27]

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 =—THE CARDINAL’ Warrensburg, Illinois, April 1. 1932. Dear Joan: Not much time, but I must write you a note to tell you about our Junior play, “The Arrival of Kitty,” that was given last night. If the audience had half the “kick” out of it that we had in presenting it. well—! The scene was laid in the Halcyon House, a summer hotel in the Catskill mountains. You remember Dean Beall, of course. Can you imagine him blacked up to make one of the best looking darkey porters ever? He was fine, although he had difficulty in finding the owner of a trunk. Archie James, as Ting, pseudo-boss of the hotel, was great—even though he did have a time keeping the pillow in place. Orville Sheneman played the part of William Winkler, a bachelor of fifty-five summers, who was secretly in love with a New York stage actress, Kitty Benders. I was Aunt Jane—a prissy old maid—who wanted a husband terrifically, and offered Orville $10,000 if he could find one for me. Ann Noel took the part of Jane, a pretty girl of eighteen, who. though she was betrothed to Benjamin More, loved Bobbie Baxter, a Yale student, whose part was taken by Gene Baker. He had a difficult role in that he had to impersonate Kitty Benders. Did he ever make a good girl! You should have heard him change his voice. Benjamin More was a wealthy old bachelor friend of Jane’s father, whom, according to his will, she must marry if she is to inherit any of his fortune. Lucien Willard was screamingly funny. Kitty Benders, the New York actress, was played by Inez Littrell. You can imagine her astonishment when she discovered her double (played by Gene) preceding her at the Halcyon House. I wish you could have been here because it was one of the funniest comedies given here at Warrensburg. The play was chuck full of laughs. Must hurry to get this in the mail. Lovingly, “Marg.” f 29]