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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1943 volume:

C %RD1N %1 VOLUME II pi K CMved, bKjf -Uvc Sertvifyi C ctroo ojj. Wavvmc yu 14 Cowreu iM tu H'tali Scivaot te Ifown Iw I COM TENTS TABLE Of . • 7 . . 17 . , 35 foreword In fvuM ofwrvg, tfv© IW Candwal m Kwe. ■end©0A yi'©cl -to ccttch K H© vvat koia mooted davuing. oti u it .H.S. Jgo'u u y©mo _. It vo k© that -Uvio -io -tk© © wrva o-£ 1 n©u md Wk W.C.H.S. kv u © kofv© k lt UH t tfv© loWWM v mani nwyi © md - ett© CkiAx inc in D££ ICATJOW ¥© hendby tfve (kiAAiimt to otl •U ukv€. a ui£luxi(t€ u o vue e i uin yn, i?ve_ 4e-|€me o| ou i coamt w . WAfoout irvei u u ivU iing •e yut a. u e yyu£d ncvt Iwe in x count uj. uinea-e ■tlWue io Moi -tfv© {vecvjaie, ifve jT ofvte, ma -j yu -tne Iveoj oe.” I-t io. -to -uveoe men ■tiiai u e fvaij. ifve fvi veot i vtbute. IV (The following is a list only of W.C.H.S. graduates WHO ARE NOW IN THE ARMED FORCES OF OUR NATION. THERE ARE MANY OTHERS WHO ATTENDED OUR SCHOOL AND ARE NOW SERVING, BUT THE LIST WAS LIMITED TO GRADUATES OF OUR SCHOOL SINCE IT WOULD HAVE BEEN AN ENDLESS TASK TO GET THE NAMES OF ALL PERSONS IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY WHO ARE NOW SERVING. ThERE MAY BE SOME NAMES NOT LISTED BECAUSE THEY LEFT AFTER-THIS LIST HAD BEEN COMPILED.) Pvt. John Phillip Eberhart 589 Tech. School Squadron Plight 275 A.A.F.T.T.C. St. Petersburg, Florida Lt. R. Chester McGrath Auckland, New Zealand U. S. Navv Pvt. James A. Jones Co. 719th Railroad Battalion Fort Sam Houston, Texas U. S. Army St. Sgt. William Glosser Carlsbad Air Base Carlsbad, New Mexico Pvt, F. C, Stanley V. Winters Co, C, 30th Med. Rgt. Camp Barkeley, Texas U. S, Army Pvt. F. C. Morris Beall Fort Lewis, Washington 130th Infantry Band Pvt. John W. Culp Hg. ft Hg. Sq. 4th Air Force San Francisco, California Cpl. Owen F. Barclay Instructor in Communication A. S.N. 20604038 Hg. Co. 130 Infantry A. P. 0, 33 Fort Lewis, Washington Pvt. Harry Gale Barclay Air Corps 270 T.S. Squadron Bks. 105 Scott Field, Illinois Pvt. Clarence Elder 88th Infantry Camp Roberts, California Cpl. William A. Botts T-6 A.S.N. 16053967 72nd Signal Co. 19th Service Groui A.P.O. 528 c o Postmaster, New York Robert C. Botts, Sea l.c. U.S.S, Idaho c o Fleet Post Office San Francisco, California Instructor Serial No. 1605—2163 Sgt. Bert is Brumett 636th T.S.S. Boca Raton Field Boca Raton, Florida Pvt. George E. Cochran-3644188 S.S. 309, Flt. 66a Kessler Field, Mississippi Pvt. Vernon Manes Infantry Camp Wheeler, Georgia vi Lt. (j.O.) J. C. Batchelder Patrol Squadron 9C Fleet Post Office New York City Pvt. F.C. Jeremiah Slonaker 36068. 439 «5th Co. Training Group Command Force Service Bks. 72 Fort Knox, Ky. U. S. Army Sgt. William H. Winters Crew Chief and Technician: 272nd School Squadron Chico Army Flying School Chico, California Pvt. Corwin E. Schroedejt 16162416. Flight B Section 2 T ,D. A. A. F.T.T.C. Murray State College Tichomingo, Oklahoma Cpl. Wallace E. Buckley F.A.O.C.S. Class 67 Fort Sill, Oklahoma P.O. 3rd class Willard Lee Butt U.S.N. San Diego, California Cpi. Gordon H. Batchelder Air Force Band U.S. Army Gunnery School Las Vagas, Nevada Air Cadet Bernard Batchelder U.S.N.R. U.S.N.A.S. Class 24 Barracks 24--Lawes North Glenview, Illinois Tech. Sgt. Robert Albert Welding Instructor Cleveland, Ohio Pvt. F.C, Christy Albert Institute of Aeronautics Columbus, Ohio Master Sgt. J, A. Robbins Headquarters H.Q,, W.D.C. 4th Army Presidio of San Francisco, California Pvt. F.C. W. H. Robbins 312 Ordinance Motor Transport Co, Camp lxjtner. North Carolina vi i Pvt. H. R. Gilman P.P. 8th T. F. F. Chanute Field, Rantoul, Illinois E. M. 3rd class Jack B. Moore San Diego, California Pvt. Gene H. Spitzer PLT. 67 R.D.M.C.B. San Di go, California Pvt. Jack Fawcett A.A.F.T.D. University of California Berkley, California A C George H. Wentworth Bar. 22 Upper South U.S. N.R. Class 3B U.S. Naval Air Station Glenview, Illinois vi n Bob P sbrors Bi Robbins J W. Culp G.HSp tzer pi Bourn WA Potts B. Brumeb ? Albert J.C Qtchelder GSchroedtr tf. J [bughn Board. ot -Education BBrown Chas.Aisup Chas.Uursh WCulp I.Schroeder C. Pease Custodian J.O. Beall JackKeKWoocL L.Whi-tacre Bus Drivers- ArmiIda Hudson Carl V a ner Glatha PaHerson Marij Binkieij Kenneth C. Peter In September, 1939, just four short years ago, THIRTY-THREE INDUSTRIOUS STUDENTS EMBARKED ON THEIR TRIP THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. ThE OFFICERS FOR THAT YEAR were: Hubert Bankson, President; Eugene Marshall, Vice President; and Mary Huffman, Secretary-Treasurer. The Class Advisor was Mr. H. E. Raplus. Their parties INCLUDED A SKIING PARTY AND A WEINER ROAST. One PUPIL failed to return to school the following year as a Sophomore, making only thirty-two pupils for the second year. The officers for that year were: J. H. Taylor, President;Cassell Houck, Vice-President; and Bill Spitzer, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Elam was THE COUNSELOR. DURING THE YEAR A HAY RIDE AND HAMBURGER FRY PROVIDED THE ENTERTAINMENT. In the Junior year the enrollment dropped down to TWENTY-FIVE STUDENTS. THE OFFICERS ELECTED WERE: Hubert Bankson, President; Ted Brown, Vice-President; Rosemary Short,Secretary; and Bill Spitzer, Treasurer; Their activities included a chili supper held at school; and the very successful play Good Night, Ladies , which furnished the finances for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, which was also successful. As IS CUSTOMARY, THE JUNIORS PURCHASED THE CLASS RINGS. At THE BEGINNING OF THEIR LAST YEAR AT W. C. H. S. THE NUMBER OF PUPILS DROPPED, ALTHOUGH THERE WERE TWO NEW STUDENTS. By THE END OF THE YEAR THAT NUMBER HAD BEEN REDUCED TO 20. THE OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR WERE: Bob McCane, President; Bill Spitzer, Vice-President; Betty Schneider, Secretary-Treasurer. Their reputation OF GOOD PLAYS WAS KEPT UP BY THE PRESENTATION 0 Growing Pains , which was highly entertaining. No SPECIAL PARTIES WERE PRESENTED THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF TRANSPORTATION DIFFICULTIES ALTHOUGH THERE WAS A Junior-Senior Banquet. 9 MARILYN ALL IN Shorthand Club Cardinal Staff Cardinette Staff G.A.A. Home Ec. Club Jr. Class Play Glee Club Glee Club RUTH ROBINSON Sr. Class Play Biology Club Sr. Play Glee Club Cardinal Staff Sr. Class Play Camera Club G.A.A. Orchestra Jr. Class Play Orchestra Camera Club Shorthand Club MARY HUFFMAN Jr. Class Play Home Ec. Club Home Ec. Club Fresh.Sec.Treas. Sr. Class Play Shorthand Club Cardinette Staff Glee Club Cardinitte Staff G.A.A. V. Pres. Cardinal Staff ROBERT TFUSNER HUBERT BANKSON Latin Club V. Pres. Shorthand Club Track Basketball Home Ec. Club TreasJ-Iome Ec. Club Basketball Track Shorthand Club F.F.A. Sec. W Club Vice Pres. BETTY SCHNEIDER Biology Club Fresh. Class Pres. Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Sec.... Jr. Class Play F. F. A. Pres. Sr. Class Play Treas. Sr. Class Play Biology Club Cardinal Staff Camera Club W Club Chef's Club Jr. Class Play Glee Club Pres. Jr. Class Play HELEN JANVRIN Sr. Class Play Sr. Class Play Cardinette Staff Shorthand Club... Glee Club Cardinal Staff Pres. Orchestra Jr. Class Play Home Ec. Club Music Contest G.A.A. One-act Play Cardinal Staff Camera Club Cardinal Staff Jr. Class Pres. Latin Club Cardinette Staff State Dist. Speech FLORENCE DIAL MARY ELLEN KEISTER Contest G.A.A. Song Leader Glee Club Pres. Orchestra G.A.A. Pres. G.A.A. Song Leader Glee Club Cheer Leader Music Contest G.A.A. Hike Leader Home Ec. Club Accomp. D.A.R. Citizenship Sr. Class Play Shorthand Club Latin Club Pres. Cardinal Staff Award Cardinette Staff Cardinette Staff JESSE SIBTHORP Cardinal Staff Orchestra F.F.A. Glee Club Jr. Class Play Orchestra Camera Club Sr. Class Play One-act play Chef's Club Basketball PHYLLIS 0ldkMEIER G.A.A. Shorthand Club Track Camera Club Glee Club FRANK KERSHNER Glee Club Cardinal Staff F.F.A. Biology Club Cardinette Staff Basketball Jr. Class Play Jr. Class Play Sr. Class Play Glee Club Chef's Club Sr. Class Play Home Ec. Club Shorthand Club ”W Club ROBERT McCANE WILLIAM SPITZER Soph. Class Sec. Jr. Class Treas. D. H. FAWCETT '•W Club Sr. Class V. Pres. Chef's Club Basketball Basketball Track Cardinal Staff Latin Club Sec. Sr. Class Pres. ROBERT SPITZER Cardinal Staff Sr. Play Cardinal Staff EUGENE MARSHALL Orchestra Camera Club Treas. Chef's Club HERBERT CULICK Fresh. Vice Pres. Basketball F.F.A. F.F.A. Vice Pres. Music Contest Biology Club F.F.A. Reporter Glee Club Glee Club Glee Club Track Basketball Biology Club Jr. Class Play Senior Play LOIS HAYS Sr. Class Play DOROTHY SWANK G.A.A. flMC ArT Pi av Robert Tru.sner Robert M? Cane Pvt €u Jene Marthall Ruth Robinson Dorothy Wank Helen Janvrin D. H. Fawcett; Robert Spitzer Marilyn Aibin Hubert Banhson Lois Hayes Jesse Sibthorp Mary Ellen Keister Phyllis Dichmeier Herbert Gulick Mary Huffman f lorence Dial CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Warrensburg Community High School, town or Warrensburg, county of Macon and state of Illinois, being of SOUND MIND AND MEMORY, DO HEREBY MAKE, PUBLISH, AND DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT HEREBY REVOKING ANY WILL OR WILLS HERETOFORE MADE BY US I lfc Marilyn Alb in, do bequeath my coy smile to Anna Swank, I, Hubert Bankson, do bequesth my good looks to George Watv kins. 1, Florence Dial, do bequeath my position as cheer leader to Audre Carter. I, D. H. Fawcett, do bequeath my curly hair to Red NEwmah, I, Phyllis Dickmeier, do bequeath my precise appearance to Helen Nash. I, Herbert Gulick, do bequeath my ability to get along with Miss Shaw to Sam Mayberry. I, Lois Hays, do bequeath the nickname of Sophie to Patricia Albert. I, Mary Huffman, do bequeath my slimness to Mary Frances Binkley, I, Helen Janvrin, do bequeath my plain shirts and pants to Charlotte Wentworth. I, Mary Keister, do bequeath my dancing ability to Rose Ellen Disbrow, I, Frank Kershner, do bequeath my way with the women teachers TO ANY BOY THAT NEEDS IT. I, Eugene Marshal, do bequeath my long legs and big feet to Kenny Marsh. I, Robert McCane, do bequeath my basketball ability to Carl Alsup, (Keep it in the family.) I, Ruth Robinson, do bequeath my position as Queen of the Empress Theatre to Betty Alb in, 1, Betty Schneider, do bequeath my height to Dorothy Darnell I, Jesse Sibthorp, do bequeath my C gas ration book TO Maurice Kapper so he can go see Jeannie, •13 I) Robert Spitzer, do bequeath my ability to get history Dates mixed to Edwin Lawrence. I} William Spitzer, do bequeath my jokes and witty remarks to anyone who needs to laugh. I, Dorothy Swank, do bequeath my sailor friend to Josephine Hardy. 4 I, Robert Trusner, do bequeath my voice and happy smile to Donald Catlin. To the Freshmen, we do bequeath our dignified ways so that they won’t be so green. To the sophomores, we do bequeath our intelligence so they may BE SENIORS SOME DAY. To the Juniors, we do bequeath the joys and pleasant experience OF BEING SENIORS. To the Faculty, we do bequeath all of our intelligence that we have learned from them so that they hcn4t be so misinformed. In Witness Whereof, we, the members of the Senior Class, HAVE SET OUR HAND AND SEAL HERETO THIS FIFTEENETH DAY OF APRIL IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FORTYM'HREE. (1943). Witnessesi 14 CLASS ? XOPrJECy This past summer, as I made my annual summer trip to the West Coast, I had the unusual luck of running into everyone of MY CLASSMATES WITH WHOM I WAS GRADUATED IN 1943—JUST 10 SHORT YEARS AGO. After debating whether to take my car, a Sibmobile, or to FLY IN THE NEWEST LIGHTWEIGHT AIRPLANE CALLED THE SPITZER Special , I finally decided to keep on the ground and go in my CAR. As YOU MAY NOT KNOW THE SlBMOBILE IS PRODUCED BY THE Sibmobile Auto Company of which Mr. Jesse Sibthorp, the renowned AND MUCH PUBLICIZED MILLIONAIRE, IS PRESIDENT. ThE AIRPLANE IS MANUFACTURED BY Mr. WiLLIrM SPtTZER, ONE OF THE SPITZER TWINS AND HE IS BECOMING FAMOUS FOR HIS SPLENDID AIRPLANES. AS I JOURNEYED WESTWARD MY FIRST STOP WAS AT DENVER, COLORADO, WHERE I WAS THE GUEST OF Mr. AND MRS. HUBERT BANKSON. MRS. BANKSON WAS THE FORMER MARILYN ALB IN AND SHE NOW MANAGES THE FINANCES OF THEIR BEAUTIFUL 15,000 ACRE RANCH. WHEN HUBERT SUGGESTED MY LOOKING AT SOME OF HIS LIVESTOCK HIS FAVORITE STILL BEING BERKSHIRES AND HEREFORDS—WHO SHOULD TURN OUT TO BE MY ESCORT but Helen Janvrin, the chief herdsman and bronco buster. While Helen and I talked of our former classmates, she told me where Frank Kershner was living, and so my next stop was in Arizona to see him. As I DROVE INTO HIS FILLING STATION DRIVE, OUT POPPED A HANDSOME MAN WITH MUSTACHE AND PARTIALLY GREY HAIR. STILL FULL OF VIM, AND VIGOR AND A READY SMILE, I IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZED HIM A8 THE MISCHEVIOUS FRANK KERSHNER. AFTER QUITE A CHAT WITH HIM, 1 HESITATINGLY DROVE AWAY. At the Swanky tea room in Hollywood I was waited on dy the owner herself, Dorothy Swank. She told me where to find the D. H. F. Studios, the owner being D. H. Fawcett. The following DAY I FOUND THE D. H. F. STUDIOS. In THE RECEPTION ROOM OF HIS MAGNIFICIENT OFFICES I WAS MET BY PHYLLIS DlCKMElER, HIS COMBINATION WIFE AND SECRETARY. SHE TOLD ME THEY WERE NOW MAKING A PICTURE STARRING THE GREAT LOVER HERBERT ARCHIBALD, WHOM YOU know as Herbert Gulick. I almost forgot to tell you, Mary Keister, conductor of the all girl orchestra, is the fiance of Herbert and is starred in the same picture with him. During that evening, as I was sitting in my hotel room LISTENING TO THE RADIO, I HEARD A FAMILIAR VOICE WHICH I COULD BARELY RECOGNIZE. IMMEDIATELY I TOOK THE SPITZER TAXI TO THE RADIO STATION WHERE I SAW THIS ANNOUNCER} A NEW WAR CORRESPONDENT, Robert Trusner, who is making quite a name for himself in THE RADIO WORLD. THIS PROGRAM IS SPONSORED BY SCHNEIDER'S SOUP Company , the newest thing in quick meals. At least that is what Ruth Robinson said, for she is the announcer for one of the programs AND GIVES HOUSEHOLD HINTS. At the Hollywood Department store I was waited on by none other than Florence Dial, who is manager of the jewelery Department. Florence related to me that the owner of this colossal 15 store is Mr. Robert McCane, While in the store I met Lois Hays who is dress designer tor Lana Turner, and since she was on a SHOPPING TOUR TOR MlSS TURNER, WE HAH A LENGTHY TALK ABOUT ALL THE EVENTS THAT HAD TAKEN PLACE DURING THE PAST 10 YEARS. Mary Huffman was the only girl in my class of whcm I had not heard, but Lois told me that she was secretary to the Dean of Women at Stanford University in Stanford, California. My next stop was at Stanford to look Mary up. After finding Mary, 1 learned that her name was now Culp and since her husband was WORKING ON HIS MASTERS DEGREE THERE, SHE WAS WORKING AT THE University. After my most enjoyable trip to see all my former class MATES, AND AFTER HAVING A MOST EVENTFUL VACATION, I, EUGENE Marshall, returned to my 500 acre farm near Decatur, Illinois WHERE I SPEND MOST OF EVERY SUMMER. DURING EACH WINTER SEASON I teach Agriculture at my Alma Mater, Warrensburg Community High School. This year I shall have many pleasant memories of the ASSOCIATIONS WITH MY CLASSMATES, AND I SAY GOD BLESS THEM TILL WE MEET AGAIN. 16 I % Tirst Row: Rose Ellen Disbrow, 800 Stoutemborough, Pauline Stiles, Edwin Lawrence, Lucy Parish, Kenneth Cunniwbham, Betty Ater, John Wentworth. Second Rowj Betty Robbins, George Watkins, Bill Baker, Mary Frances Binkley, Betty Binkley, Bill Loveless, Regina Redmon, Alice Cavender. Third Rowi David Moon, Betty Hallett, Jack Jacpbs, Walter Peckham, George Newman, Charlotte Wentworth, Maurice Kapper, Betty Stone. i First Row: Bill Hardy, Helen Nash, Gene Wadell, Anna Swank, Donald Catlin, Loretta Newman, Mary Logan, Sam Mayberry. Second Row: Betty Janvrin, Kenny Hutson, Norma Schroe- der, Bill Harris Dorothy Darnell, Mary Dial Bondeune Marsh, Patricia Albert. Third ow: Donald Gepford, Mary Hursh, Charles Brown, Orvetta Dudley, Joan Williams, Emogene Major, Audre Carter, Mrs. Patterson. First Row« Richard Cole, Charles Ponsler, James Waller. Second Row: Josephine Hardy, Robert Thompson, Virginia Baer, Lois Parish, George Johner, Helen Weaver, Donald Brown, Elizabeth Cunningham, Donald Dipper, Lou Ann StollAf-®, Betty 8ilyeu. Third Row: Geraldine Portefl, Junior Harmon, Richard Rotz, Richard Robbins, Hazel Stiles, Bill LienmarT Jean Lowe, 1,.yhn Mintun, Betty Albin, Francis Ponsler, Dorothy Morthland, Phillip Troutman. Fourth Row: Mr. Peters, Advisor, Kenneth Marsh Robert McClure, Jane Beck, John Qnoan, Vernon Peci am, Janet Barton, Carl Alsup, Harry Tjlley Dale Dickey, Sonny Woodside, James Darnell, Luella Baker, Jack Josserand AI UiViNI 1922 ' Lawrence Albert (1926 Continued) Sidney B. Cotton Archie Spitzer Georgia Emerick Mary Waggoner Beulah Haywood Flossie Haywood Craig Waller Ennis Pease Erma Rau 1927 Forrest Wentworth Faye Audes Harold Wickline 1923 Miriam Baumgartner Ruby Clem Edna Turner 1928 Mary Corn John Albert Harold Dresbach Richard Beall Irvin Schroeder Stanley Beall Wallace Cooper 1924 Mildred Craretz Virginia Crossman Harry Baum Helen Gulick Elsie Lehn Charles Hanes Alfred Major Dan Hursh Omer Sptizer Earlene Major Charles Winegarner Ida Bell Major Lewis Winegarner Ruth Major Herman Nottleman 1925 Mary Rau Erma Robbins Katherine Albert Ethel Robinson Myra Kretzer Lulu Rogers Orval Robinson Hillis Staley Jermiah Slonaker Paul Waggoner Harold Vaughan Hazel Wright 1929 1926 Christy Albert Otis Barclay Helen Crossman Owen Barclay Maud Dietrick Velma Baum Mildred Dietrick Sarah J. Glaney James Eyman Ivetta Kerwood Margaret Eyman Lucille Koons Thelma Garrett Josephine Kruzan Ruth Gillen Luther Paxton Charles Hall Velma Schroeder Herbert Kerwood Harold Sheneman Lucille Lehn Everette Pease John Lehn Meritt Pease Winifred Pease 1930 Earl Rau Evalena Albert Rena Rogers 31 Everett Brown (1930 Continued) Marion Cheffer William Gillen Madge Littrell Joseph Major Kathryn Roboins Lolabelle Spitzer Cleona Stephen James Wharton Howard Williams 1931 William Botts Nathan Brown Wanda Butt Claudie Collins Ival Collins Charlotte Hursh Wayne Norris Helen Paxton Herschel Sheneman Erma Jeanne Wood 1932 Ruth Baker Baughn Binkley Mary Lou Bost Dorothea Botts Willard Buckley Harold Clumbley Mildred Crossman Leaton Culp Virginia Dickerson Junior Eaton Margueritte Fawcett John Gambrill Bertha Gillen Emery Janvrin Frankie Janvrin Gerald Jobe Ferne Kepler Bonnie Kruzan Merle Major Catherine McGorray Helen McQueen Sarah Moffett Lewis Paxton Barbara Schroeder Albertine Spitzer Floyd Wickline Gene Willard Robert Willard (1932 Continued) Martha Williams William Winters Lett ie Woodside Ob ie Young Harold Ingham Nelson Vaughn 1933 Dean Beall Margaret Faith Archie James Inez Littrell Ann Noel Lucien Willard Wilma Wood Orville Sheneman 1934 John Clark Batchelder Boyd Binkley Robert Botts Edith Buckley Retha Burdine Willard Butt Robert Disbrow William Disbrow Virginia Flach Gwendyne Franklin Grace Hanes Zada Harmon Betty Hursh Vivian Kerwood Jane Kiick Vivian Janvrin Edith Kershner Dorine Jobe Betty Kepler Melvin Lehn Mary L. Lienhart Marian Marshall Elinor McGrath Margaret Parish Dorothy Schroeder William Shoemaker Dona Tolson Dorothy Major Norman Tuggle Victor Winters Nettie Young Alten Taylor Silas Lowe -32 1935 Floyd Alsup Harry Barclay Morris Beall Rosemary Botts Medford Cheffer Flora Crcssman Leah Gepford Mabel Hanes Lewis Kerwood Mary Ann McGorray Jim Noel Jean Robbins Arthur Rodgers Lester Spitzer 1936 Anna Marie Bales Gordon Batchelder Philip Bauman Doris Buckley Maxine 3uckley Robert Combs Frances Culp Dick Gilman William Glosser Hilda Hepworth Edward Loomis Harriet Marshall Chester McGrath Anna L. Moffett Jewell Shephard Helen Sibthorp Helen Stone Lester Vickline 1937 Drexel Aldert Annabel Faith Keith Janvrin Thelma Kent Jack McGorray Mary E. Pease Bill Perkins Jim Bobbins Deloras Rodgers Edwin Rogers 1938 Raymond Alsup Bernard Batchelder (1938 Continued) Bert is Brumett Mary Culp Ben Disbrow Barbara Gilman Betty Hanes Betty Hepworth Charles Keister John Major Henry McGrath Willard Robbins Leonard Walker Mildred Wentworth 1939 George Binkley J. R. Brown Isabelle Kapper Doris Kerwood Violet Kerwood Vernon Manes Helen Taylor Charles Black Samuel Burdine Junior Burdine 1940 Bernice Alsup Kenneth Black Betty Brown Margaret Buckley Wallace Buckley John 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 Richard Sptizer 33 Mary Pauline Binkley Wayne Binkley Charles Ebersole Frances Faith Jack Fawcett Robert Fawcett Juanita Fulk Virginia Hardy Geneva Hood Teresa Kapper Harriet Miller Jack Moore Juanita Park Gene Spitier Paul Williams 1942 Maole Alsup Ann Ashford Robert Beck Betty Berry Junior Binkley Deldert Brown George Cochran Robert Culp Rosamond Davis John Eberhart Herschel Hardy Pauline Hoover William Major Betty Manes Joan McCay Doris Parish Willard Park Gene Schroeder Floyd Walker August 31 September 14 September 18 September 30 October 6 October 8-9 October 14 October 15 October 23 School begins, oh, gee whiz.’! The bell RINGS AT 8:15 A.M. YOU SHOULD SEE ALL THE GREEN FRESHIES, THE NEW UPPERCLASSMEN. Have you seen the new teachers, Miss Shay and Mr. Drummond? You had better GO apple-polish them up a bit, I DID ! Two new teachers arrived today!!! Mrs. Downing, English, and Mr. Wagner for History. Do you think they will like us? Medical examinations were given to all students in P. E. classes. Did you skin your knees or were you just STIFF AND SORE THE NEXT MORNING? OUR FIRST ALL-SCHOOL PARTY WHICH WAS A SKATING PARTY, WAS FOLLOWED BY A WEINER roast. And can the new teachers skate!? Romeo,My Romeo. The senior class play practice began today. My goodness, just A MONTH TO LEARN YOUR PART ! ! ! ! OCTOS £ X Had a movie today, Southern Sunrise. End of first six weeks. Did you make all A's? A vacation, at last! School was dismissed FOR COUNTY INSTITUTE. Mrs. Jones came as a substitute English TEACHER. Hooray for the winner! F.F.A. amateur CONTEST WAS HELD IN THE GYM. Basketball practice began today. Another School party and some of the BOYS EVEN DANCED. CAN YOU IMAGINE THAT? The party was held from 8 to 11 o'clock IN THE EVENING WITH SOCIAL DANCING, SINGING, GAMES, AND REFRESHMENTS. M O V £ jV) £ £ X November 6 Another success Added to the seniors. The senior class presented, Growing Pains . And it pleased a large audience. Incidentally, the play proceeds totaled $89.00. November 11 Saw two movies today, Win your Wings , and Marching with Old Glory . Some of the boys are convinced that the Air Corp is the branch for them. November 13 Friday the 13th is unlucky. Lost our FIRST BASKETBALL GAME TO MT. AUBURN 23-18. November 18 End of 2nd six weeks. Did you make any improvements in grades? Can the Home Ec. Girls cook? Banquet for Faculty and board members was held tonight. And Home Ec. girls cooked the feast. November 19 Another teacher, Mrs. Patterson, our new English instructor. She hails from Oregon. November 20 Lost another game. Mt. Zion 21--War- RENSBURG 12. November 25 A Victory!.' We have won a Basketball game from one of our rivals, Latham 27 — Warrensburg 29. November 26-27 Did you eat too much turkey? Thanksgiving vacations. November 30 A Matinee, all school party, a chilli supper. We were entertained by an enjoyable PROGRAM, WITH BOB TRUSNER AS Master of Ceremonies. December 4 We can't win all the time. We were defeated BY OUR RIVAL MaROA 39-20. Miss Nickel spent the week-end in W'burg. December 8 Another Victory! Warrensburg-29 Latham-27. Keep up the good work boys. December 9 December 11 December 1j December 17 Shorthand club organized. Shucks! We lost a game to Niantic 46-27. Hcrray : WE BEAT Mt. Zion 29-31. Cardinal staff elected. Congratulations Eugene. December 18 Al -school party. Everyone enjoyed SOCIAL DANCING AND REFRESHMENTS. Dl� YOU SEE ALL THE PURTY PRESENTS? December 22 Macon beat us 24-23. Too bad boys. Do BETTER NEXT TIME. December 24-25 Christmas Vacation! We must do our PART TO HELP WIN THE WAR. ONLY TWO DAYS VACATION. December 31 End of 3rd six weeks. My 39 HOW TIME FLIES January 1 Another vacation! School dismissed, New Year’s Day. January 5 -6 Semester Exams. Did you have a funny FEELING IN THE BOTTOM OF YOUR TUMMY? January 8 Lovington 40- Warrensburg 32- at Loving-ton, January 15 What? Lost another game? Argenta 32 Warrensburg 21. January 19 Maro 37 Warrensburg 25. We're supping. January 22 A GREAT GAME FOR N!ANT'C 60 — WARRENSBURG 21. January 26 We wer: defeated by Macon- Niantic has this years Macon County Championship. Macon second, and Argenta third. January 29 School Party from 4 to 6 o'clock. Social Dancing and refreshments. 40 Feburary 5 Lost: One game to Bethany. Our last HOME GAME. February 2 How do you feel? End of the fourth six weeks. Defeated by Argenta at Argenta Homecoming game, February 17 Did the boys make good waiters? G.A.A, Banquet. The program consisted or SEVERAL SPEECHES AND A MOVIE, GUARDIAN of Gunsight Pass. February 19 Lost our last game to Hammond. Orchids to McCane for 20 POINTS. February 24 State District Tournament 25 and 26 We were defeated by Congratulations, Niantic! at Niantic. Macon,22-43. March 12 F.F.A. Banquet was held. The AND THEIR PARENTS ENJOYED CHICKEN AND A PROGRAM WITH TWO Steel—Servant of the Soil Keystone Barn Dance. boys FRIED MOVIES AND March 19 Basketball Banquet. A luscious was served by the Home Lconomic BANQUET G IRLS. March 25 End of fifth six weeks. March 26 Junior Class n.AV, 'Were Comes Charl4 ,m 41 April 17 April 23 April 30 May 5 6 May 9 May 10 We seniors extend the heartiest thanks to the Juniors for the memorable banquet. The juniors entertained the SENIORS WITH a SEMI-FORMAL BANQUET AT the High School. The last all-school party was held from 8-11 p.m. It was the last for the Seniors and did they fling! Happy Day! End of the last six weeks. Did you pass everything? Have a lump in your throat? Did you FLUNK ANYTHING? YOU GUESSED IT... Second Semester Examinations are over. Did you hear a knocking? THat w..c the Seniors knees knocking at Baccalaureate. Look at all those pretty shiny medals I Did you get one � t the Honor Assembly? Commencement in W.C.H.S. gymnasium at 8 P.M. A FOND FARWELL TO W.C.H.S. from the Seniors. -42 „' 9N� aN� 1 JLNIOd'f iv3N SiHl MDlVM,, Coach Drummond had about 27 boys out for basketball THIS SEASON, WITH THREE LETTERMEN BACK FROM LAST year’s SQUAD. Although the season wasn't so successful the boys WON 20% OF THEIR SCHEDULED GAMES. THEY ENJOYED PLAYING VERY MUCH AND HOPE THAT THINGS WILL CHANGE FOR THEM NEXT YEAR. LETTERMEN WHO ARE BEING LOST THROUGH GRADUATION are Hubert Bankson, Frank Kershner, Bod Trusner, and Captain Bob McCane. All of these boys played a great DEAL ON THE FIRST FIVE THIS SEASON. ThE GRADUATING SENIORS WISH NEXT YEAR'S SQUAD A SUCCESSFUL SEASON AND MUCH COOPERATIVE BALL PLAYING. The following boys were cut for basketball: Hubert Bankson, Bill Harris, Kenney Hutson, Jack Jacobs, Bob McCane, Frank Kershner, Bob Trusner, Bob Thompson, Sam Mayberry, Carl Alsup, Junior Harmon, Donald Catlin, Donald Brown, Richard Robbins, Dick Rotz John Schneider, Gene Wadell, John Wentworth, Bob Stoutenborough, James Darnell, Lynn Mintun, Herbert Gulick, Phillip Troutman, Ted Stone, George Newman, Jack Josserand, and Kenneth Marsh. 45 JNDIVJDUAJ L SCORING McCane 160 Jacobs }07 Hutson 81 Bankson 31 Harris 20 Trusner 5 Kershner 3 Thompson 3 Stone 1 46 r £ bXL. AS ON: — Vs u Warrensburg 18 Warrensburg 12 Warrensburg 33 Warrensburg 20 Warrensburg 29 Warrensburg 27 Warrensburg 31 Warrensburg 23 Warrensburg 32 Warrensburg 21 Warrensburg 25 Warrensburg 21 Warrensburg 15 Warrensburg 23 Warrensburg 18 Warrensburg 37 SaJ£DUL£ Mt. Auburn 23 Mt. Zion 21 Latham 31 Maroa 39 Latham 27 Nl ANTIC 46 Mt. Zion 29 Macon 24 Lovington 40 Argenta 3fe Maroa 37 Nlantic 60 Macon 40 Bethany 40 Argenta 43 Hammond 48 49 Florence Dial, Betty Robbins Mary Dial Bob Trusner, Bill Baker, Eugene Marshal, (Poo McGuire Jack Jacobs Kenneth Hutson, Frank Kershner, Bob McCane, Coach Drummond, Hubert Bankson Bill Harris, Carl Alsup, Robert Thompson, Bob Stoutenborough, Sam Mayberry 50 The following boys reported for baseball at the BEGINNING OF THE YEAR: James Darnell Out of this group, Gulick, Trusner, Spitzer, and McCane are the only ones who will be lost through GRADUATION. NEXT YEAR THE TEAM OUGHT TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. Although the team suffered defeat severau times, DURING THE PAST YEAR, THEY DIDN'T LOST HOPE, ThEY GAV£ OTHER TEAMS SOME VERY GOOD COMPETITION, ThE TEAM THIS YEAR INCLUDES FOUR BOYS WHO WILL BE LOST THROUGH graduation. They are: Hubert Bankson, Bob McCane, Frank Kershner, and Bob Trusner, Charles Brown Donald Catlin Jack Jacobs Donald Brown George Johner Lynn Mintun George Newman Richard Robbins John Schneider Robert Thompson Herbert Gulick Bill Hardy Junior Harmon Kenneth Hutson Robert McCane Sam Mayberry Francis Ponsler Richard Rotz Bob Spitzer Robert Trusner 53 First Row: Donald Catlin, Lynn Mintun, Herbert Gul- ick, Ted Stone, Bob Trusner, Charles Harmon Jonn Schneider, Richard Robbins. Second Row: Coach Drummond, Sam Mayberry, George Johner, Charles Brown, Donald Brown, Kenneth Hutson. Third Row: Bob Spitzer, Bod McCane, Jack Jacobs, Bill Hardy, Richard Rotz, Robert Thompson. First Row: Kenneth Hutson, Ted Stone, Bob McCane, Jack Jacobs, Hubert Bankson, John 'Ventworth, Bill Harris, Robert Thompson. Second Row: Carl Alsup, Donald Catlin, Bob Trusner, Frank Kershner, Bob Stoutenborough, Lynn Mintun, Coach Drummond. Third Row: Charles Harmon, Donald Frown, James Darnell, George Newman, John Schneider, Richard Robbins, Richard Rotz. -54- President.......... Secretary-Treasurer Hike Leader........ Candy Sales........ Song Leader........ Point Chairman..... ..Florence Dial .....Mary Hursh Betty Schneider ..Marilyn Albin Mary E. Keister ..Dorothy Swank The Girls Athletic Association, better known as the G.A.A. consists of a group of girls who are interested IN VOLLEYBALL, HIKING, AND VARIOUS OTHER sports. During the past year, with Miss Hudson as ADVISOR, THE G.A.A. GIRLS HAVE GONE ON HIKES AND PLAYED VOLLEYBALL AFTER SCHOOL SEVERAL TIMES. A MOTHER- Daughter Banquet was held in honor of the mothers of THE G.A.A. GIRLS. T ft AC K This year, due to the tire and gas shortage, there will NOT BE AS MANY TRACK MEETS AS THE USUAL SPRING SEASON BRINGS. ThE CENOIS AND COUNTY MEETS WILL BE HELD THE LAST OF APRIL. THIS YEAR TWENTY-TWO BOYS WENT OUT FOR TRACK, TEN OF THESE BOYS COMING FROM • LAST year's track team. The boys did well this year and ,of COURSE, ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO HAVING A GOOD SEASON NEXT YEAR. 57 First Row: Pauline Stiles, Betty Robbins, Darlene Blakeman, Audre Carter, Mary Dial, Florence Dial, Lois Parish, V;rgini a Baer. Second Row: Betty Schneider, Norma Schroeder,Bondilene Marsh, Hazel Stiles, Emma Jean Lowe, Dorothy Morthland, Rose Ellen Dissrow, Lucy Parish, Patricia Albert, Orvetta Dudley. Third Row: Lou Ann Stollard, Marilyn Alb in,Mary Logan, Luella Baker, Betty Bilyeu, Josephine Hardy, Shirley Gilman, Geraldine Porter, Janet Barton, Elizabeth Cunningham, Betty Binkley, Betty Janvrin, Alice Caven-der, Miss Hudson, Advisor. First Row: Sam Mayberry, Bob Trusner, Hubert Bankson, Kenneth Hutson, Jack Jacobs, Bob McCane, Bob Stouten -borough. Second Row: Lynn Mintun,Jesse Sibthorp, Charles Brown, George Newman, Gene Wadell,Donald Catlin, Bill Harris, Mr. Drummond, Advisor. Third Row: Bob Thompson, Bill Hardy, James Darnell, Carl Alsup, Junior Harmon, Dick Rotz, Jack Josserand, FUchard Robbins. 58 f!W President..........................................Bill Loveless Vice President..............................Bill Baker Secret ary-Treasurer.............................Donald Gepford The Candid Snappers include students who are interested in amateur photography as a hobby. Advanced WORKERS ARE ENTRUSTED WITH MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES IN PREPARING THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PAGES OF THE CARDINAL. This year the club has approximately thirty-one {ambers, WHICH IS QUITE AN INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR'S ENROLLMENT. r . r AKDlMAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief.........................Eugene Marshall Assistant Editor................................Phyllis Dickmeier Junior Editor................................Bill Baker Business Manager...........................Bill Spitzer AsaixuANT Business Manager..............D. H. Fawcett Calendar Editor............................Mary Huffman School Activities Editor................Betty Schneider Alumni Editor...........................Dorothy Swank Sports Editor...............................Bob McCane Assistant Sports Editor..................Hubert Bankson Photography Editor........................Helen Janvrin Photography Production Editor.............. Lois Hays Junior Photography Editor..........................Bill Loveless Art Editors...........Ruth Robinson-Mary Ellen Keister Junior Art Editor........................Walter Peckham Advisors...........Miss Shaw, Mr. Elam, a-nd Mr. Wagner HOjVJ£ FCONOA1ICS CLUB PreIident..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Reporters..... ..Mary Ellen Keister ........Lucy Parish Mary Frances Binkley ........Mary Huffman ..Rose Ellen Disbrow Betty Robbins The Home Economics Club was organized this year BY THE GIRLS WHO WISHED TO ADVANCE IN LEARNING TO SEW, COOK, AND ECONOMIZE IN THE HOME. MlSS HUDSON HAS ASSUMED THE RESPONSIBILITY OF BEING ADVISOR OF THE CLUB. 63 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row: Phillip Troutman, John Schneider, John Wentworth, Sam Mayberry, Lynn Mintun, George Newman, Donald Dipper, James Waller. Second Row: Mr. Elam, Advisor, George Watkins, Lois Hays, Dorothy Swank, Mary Francis Binkley, Dorothy Darnell, Betty Stone, Helen Janvrin, Mary Hursh,Jesse Sibthorp. Third Row: Kenneth Marsh, Donald Gepford, Bob Spit- zer, Bill Lienhart, Edwin Laurence, Frank . K s iner Bill Loveless, Bill Baker. First Row: Blaine Bilyeu, Bill Loveless, Hubert Bankson, Eugene Marshall, Bill Baker, Miss Shaw, Ad-visor. Second Row: Ruth Robinson, Helen Janvrin, Phyllis Dickmeier, Florence Dial, Mary Ellen Keister, Dorothy Swank, Mary Huffman. Third Row: Lois Hays, Bill Spitzer, D. H. Fawcett, Bob McCane, Betty Schneider. First Row: Josephine Hardy, Mary Ellen Keister, Phyllis Dickmeier, Mary Huffman, Dorothy Swank, Marilyn Albin, Betty Schneider, Betty Albin, Shirley, Gilman. Second Row: Lois Hays, Janet Barton, Elizabeth Cunn- ingham, Lois Parish, Lucy Parish, Rose Ellen Dis-brow, Alice Calender, Miss Hudson, Advisor. Third Row: Ruth Robinson, Betty Robbins, Joann Wil- liams, Mary Francis Binkley, Norma Schroeder, Anna Swank, Mary Hursh. 64 cakdinfttf STAFF The Cardinette is sponsored and published each MONTH BY THE STUDENTS IN THE ADVANCED TYPEWRITING class. These students collect and edit the material INTO THE MONTHLY JOURNAL. Fr iTnR-iM«f“.wiFF Asrirtamt FniTriR PpfVIFRF ATtF R F n 1 TflR I A1 AnVFRTIRINR Mamarfr............ ...Mary Frances Binkley Sports Ftiitor . f)RR AN 1 7 AT 1 ONS ............. , InKF Fm tor ...Mary Frances Binkley F yr.HSMAF Fn I tor ................ Photography Sponsors Fipiii tv Anu i son Mr. Wagner SHORTHAND CL US The Shorthand Club, a new organization this year, is a club which enables students to learn the fundamentals OF SHORTHAND AND THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY TAKEN IT, TO REVIEW THE PRINCIPLES OF SHORTHAND. Pdfs incuT. J i r.F -Prfs 1 T1FWT SFf.RFTARY ...Mary Frances Binkley LATIN C LUS The Latin Club, members of the Junior Classical League, is composed of students who are taking or who HAVE TAKEN ONE OR MORE YEARS OF LATIN. ThE PURPOSE OF THE CLUB IS TO HELP THEM UNDERSTAND AND APPRAISE THE WORLD OF TODAY, WHICH IS INDEBTED TO ANCIENT CIVILIZA1 TIONS IN ITS GOVERNMENTS, LAWS, LITERATURE, LANGUAGE, AND ARTS. Pdf sinFNT l i r.F -Pdfs i nfuT. ...Mary Frances Binkley Qf 'oftary 68 CA KDIMETT £ STAff First Row: Blaine Bilyeu, Edwin Lawrence, Bill Baker, Miss Shaw, Advisor. Second Row: Mr. Elam, Advisor, Ruth Robinson, Marilyn Albin, Mary Frances Binkley, Mary Ellen Keister, Betty Binkley. First Row: Blaine Bilyeu, Rose Ellen Disbrow, Flor- ence Dial, Bill Baker, Anna Swank, Miss Shaw, Advisor Second Row: Dorothy Swank, Pauline Stiles, Ruth Robinson, Betty Robbins, Charlotte VYentworth, Lois Hays, Mary Huffman Third Row: Betty Schneider, Marilyn Albin, Mary F. Binkley, Mary Ellen Keister, Betty Hallett, Alice Cavend r. First Row: Regina Redmon, Marilyn Atkins, Janet Barton, Mary Huffman, Dorothy Darnell, Norma Schrocd-er, Mary Hursh, Mrs. Patterson, Advisor. Second Row: Bill Baker, Alice Cavender, Mary Ellen Keister, Betty Rob� ins, D. H. Fawcett, Mary Francis Binkley, Betty Janvrin, Helen Janvrin, Pauline Stiles San Mayberry. -68 President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Watch Dog..... Reporter...... Advisor....... ....Hubert Bankson. ...Eugene Marshall. ....Robert Trusner. Kenneth Cunningham. ....Kenneth Hutson. ....John Wentworth. ........Mr. Peters. As the name implies, the F. F. A. organization is a nationally known organization of farm boys and OTHERS INTERESTED IN FARMING AND ITS OUTGROWTHS. THIS YEAR, AN AMATEUR CONTEST WAS SPONSORED BY THIS CLUB, WHICH WAS QUITE SUCCESSFUL CONSIDERING THAT IT WAS THE FIRST TIME THAT SUCH AN ACTIVITY HAD BEEN ATTEMPTED. An excellent Parent and Son Banquet was given on Friday, March 12. Chickens which were raised by the F. F. A. boys furnished part of the food. Cx I r r r U President.......... Vice President..... Secretary-Treasurer Librarians......... Accompaniest....... Advisor............ ......Janet Barton ......Hazel Stiles ........Mary Hursh ....Joan Williams Patricia Albert Mary Ellen Keister ........Mr. Wagner The boys’ and girls' glee clubs each meet twice a WEEK FOR A PERIOD OF RECREATIONAL SINGING AND REHEARSING OF PROGRAM NUMBERS. DURING THE PAST YEAR THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HAS SUNG ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS. THEY SANG AT THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, THE SENIOR PLAY, AND AT A P. T. A. MEETING AT THE GRADE SCHOOL. As USUAL, THE GLEE CLUBS SANG AT THE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE AND GRADUATION. . , , r III P JOYS' 6l££ CLUB President.......... Secretary-Treasurer Librarian.......... Accompaniest....... Advisor............ Robert Thompson ..George Newman ..Donald Dipper ..Betty Robbins .....Mr. Wagner -71 .First Row: Donald Gepford, Donald Brown, Donald Dipper, John Wentworth, Kenneth Cunningham,Robert Trusner, Hubert Bankson, Eugene Marshall, Richard Rotz, Carl Alsup, Second Row: George Johner, Bill Hardy, Charles Brown, James Waller, Bill Ucnhart, Jesse Sibthorp, Herbert Gulick, Richard Kerwood, Ted Stone,Bob Stoutenborough, Kenneth Hutson, Mr. Peters, Advisor. First Row: Bill Lienhart, Gene Wadell, Betty Robbins, Accompanist, George Johner, Robert Thompson. Second Row: Sam Mayberry, George Newman,Harry- Tilley, Donald Brown, Donald Dipper. First Row: Regina Redmon, Virginia Baer,Janet Barton, Mary Ellen Keister, Jane Beck, Dorothy Morthland, Patricia Albert, Second Row: Charlotte Wentworth, Hazel Stiles,Eliz- abeth Cunningham, Josephine Hardy,Shirley .Gilman, Betty Bilyeu, Betty Ater, Ruth Robinson. Third Row: Joan Williams, Betty Stone,Loretta Newman, Lou Ann Stollard, Betty Albin, Mary Hursh, Lois Hays. 72 The band this year consists of nine members. It IS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. WAGNER. INDIVIDUAL SUPERVISION is given TO STUDENTS y ho are interested in music. On Friday the band meets to rehearse the songs THAT THEY ARE LEARNING.' ThE ENROLLMENT THIS YEAR IS SMALL COMPARED TO THE ENROLLMENT OF PREVIOUS YEARS. Some of the songs they are playing are: Beacon Lights, Corona, La Rosita, Blue Skies, Alma Mater, The Waltz You Saved for Me, The Eyes of Texas, and On Wisconsin. The W Club is an athletic organization promoting good sportsmanship and ideals in the athletic activities OF THE YEAR. ThE BOYS ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THIS CLUB ARE THOSE WHO HAVE EARNED A LETTER IN BASEBALL, BASKETBALL, OR TRACK. THEY SPONSOR THE BASKETBALL SEASON TICKET SALES AND THE BASKETBALL BANQUET, WHICH BY THE'WAY, WAS HELD ON THE EVENING OF March 19. Jimmy Trimble, the magician, provided a VERY ENJOYABLE EVENING’S ENTERTAINMENT. 75 SAND Front Row: Loretta Newman, Robert McClure, Robert Thompson, Donald Gepford, Robert Spitzer. Second Row: George Newman,Bill loveless,Joan Williams, Elizabeth Cunningham. “vr a us First Row: Gene Wadell, Jack Jacobs, Robert McCane, Hubert Bankson, Mr. Drummond, Advisor. Second Row: Kenneth Hutson, Frank Kershner, Sam May- berry, Gene Marshall, Robert Trusner, Bill Harris. 76 HONOR. ROLL Thirty students at Warrensburg High School maintained AN AVERAGE OF B OR BETTER FOR THE YEAR, TO PLACE THEM ON THE HONOR ROLL. THIS PAGE IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO THEM FOR THEIR FINE WORK. IN ATTAINING OUTSTANDING SCHOLASTIC STANDING. These students had the average indicated at the END OF THE FIRST SEMESTER AND WERE MAINTAINING THESE AVERAGES WHEN THIS HONOR ROLL WAS TAKEN DURING : .THE LAST SIX-WEEKS OF THE SECOND SEMESTER. THE 4.5 OR BETTER AVERAGE INDICATES THE STUDENT HAD AN AVERAGE OF A AND HALF B OR BETTER, THE 4.0 AVERAGE INDICATES THE STUDENT HAD AN AVERAGE OF ALL B OR BETTER. 4.5 Bill Baker Emogene Major Jane Beck Kenneth Marsh Betty Binkley Lois Parish Mary Frances BinkleY Vernon Peckham Bose Ellen Disbrow Betty Robbins Shirley Gilman Betty Schneider Mary Ellen Keister Dorothy Swank Bill Loveless Joann Williams Robert McClure 4.0 Alice Cavender Donald R. Cole Mary Dial Phyllis Dickmeier D. H. Fawcett Donald Gepford Bill Harris Gene Marshall Lucy Parish Gerladine Porter Richard Robbins Robert Thompson 79 SENIOR CLASS PL A' Professor McIntyre.....................Hubert Bankson Mrs. McIntyre.....................Mary Ellen Keister Terry McIntyre........................Betty Schneider George McIntyre.......................Eugene Marshall Brian Stanley.........................Robert Trusner Dutch.................................John Wentworth Patty Lorimer.........................Marilyn Albin Prudence Darling......................Florence Dial Mrs. Patterson.....................Phyllis Dickmeier Elsie Patterson.........................Mary Huffman Jane..................................Dorothy Swank Miri am...............................Ruth Robinson Sophie, the maid...........................Lois Hays Hal..................................... H. Fawcett Omar..................................Jesse Sibthorp The Cop..........................� ......Bob Spitzer Vivian................................Betty Robbins The Senior Play was given on November 6. The SETTING OF THE PLAY IS IN THE HOME OF THE MclNTYRES. This family consists of Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre, George, and Terry. Terry is an adolescent who is very fond of the boys. George is older tha Terry, and likes to TEASE HER. The play is full of humorous incidents concerning the family and the childrens' friends. The seniors established such a good reputation last year, with the junior play, that this play was bownd for success. Two juniors were used due to the lack of seniors to fill the cast. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Nora, the cook....................................Betty Stone •OfFicER Tim McGrill.....................George Newman Mrs. Fanny Farnham...................Rose Ellen Disbrow Larry Elliott............................John Wentworth Ted Hartley..............................Walter Peckham Vivian Smythe-Kersey.....................Regina Redmon Uncle Aleck Twiggs.................................Bill Baker Charlie Hopps.............................Betty Robbins Mrs. Caroline Smythe-Kersey........................Lucy Parish Mortimer Smythe Kersey............................Edwin Lawrence The Junior Play was given on Thursday evening, April 1. The setting of the play is in a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. This play is a farce in three acts. The action is centered about two people from THE HILLS WHO ARE THRUST UPON A PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN. 80. An i nip - Mar i i vm Al RPR T - P A TR 1 r 1 ft. Airim. Rpttv. 27, 59, 65, 73 11, 59, 65, 69 .27, 55, 59, 73 AlBINj MarILyN. 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