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

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EARL DEAN ALBERT My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. F. F.A.; Camera Club; Band? Glee Club; Swing Band; Cheer-leader; Cardinal. BROWNIE BLAKEMAN To me nothing is more troublesome than the effort of thinking. Glee Club; Camera Club; Baseball; Vice President Soohomore Class; Pres. Junior Class. ROBERT BROWN ,T,reat me right, for a good man nowadays is hard to find. F. F.A., ,l,fatchdo , President; Basketball Cantain; Baseball; Conservation Club, Secretary; Band, Vice President; Glee Club; Freshman-President; Junoir- Treasurer; Senior-Vice-President Junior Play. AUDREY CAVENDER A heart as good as gold. G.A.A.; Glee Club; Band; F.H.A. Senior Play. DONALD DRUMMOND Sometimes I sit and think, others ,1ust sit. Baseball; basketball; track; Glee Club; Band; Junior Play; Senior Play; Cardinette; W Club. WILLIAM GEORGE HOUR Onward, onward, oh time in thy flight, and make the bell ring before I recite. Baseball VIR1IL KAPPER Calm of Mind. F.F.A.; Cardinette; Camera Club PAUL ALBERT For he's a jolly good fellow. F.F.A.; Camera Club; Basketball; Conservation Club; Senior play; Band; Swing Band; Glee Club; DOROTHY BLAKEMAN The only way to have a friend is to be one. F.H.A.; G.A.A.; EMERY BLYTHE Lord, what fools these mortals be I Commercial Club; Basketball Mgr. Junior Play; Senior Play; President Sophomore Class. CHARLES DI SBRO.i I love fool's experiments,' I'm always making them. F.F.A.; Senior Pl y; Junior Play; Senior Flay. GAIL WILLIAM EATON He's a good fellow, well liked by all. F. F.A.; Band; Track; Baseball; Cardinette. ANNA KATHERINE JOHNER A real swell gal,and lots of fun, but when there's work she gets it done. Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; JuniOB Play; Senior Play; G.A.A. F.H.A.; Commercial Club. ARY JO KOONS Though she be . . little, she is fierce. Glee Club; Band; Mixed Chorus; Junior Play; Senior Play; G.A.A.; F.H.A.; Cardinette; Commercial Club; Swing Band; Cheerleader. - 26

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THRU TH3 YEARS As I look back thru the years, I see twenty-seven future seniors turbline out of their cribs .end on their way to their first 7'eer of school. In toe year cf 35. tv°lv? of oir little friends toddled alonr their way to schools arounu Decatur. Surmyside v'as blessed with five little freckled faced beys whom I nw t»ke - ride in announcing r re-, rale la’conen, Bfl St o aI rlourgh, Dick Sefton, Tom leonord ?r.l Jr cry Slyth’. the sarae time Eathv Johner started her first year :.t St. auls l-utrer©:,, ratty Redmon at Warren, Audrey Cpv rfor at Mound, Shiri'-T V'illets at Houch, Charlotte leaver at Prairie Center, P.icrxid Ryan at Brush College No. 2, and last cut not loas: in my s:w -cy of Decatur is 3111 Houk who honored CJnicn School with his presence. Seeing that I ]acr fifteen of my ’’subjects’1. I turn to War-rensburg where 1 find Pa.ul and Earl Dean albert and Krrold Vent-worth happily studying their tnree R’s at Lake View. 3ob Brown at Brick and Charles Bisbro-.- at Bisbrow School seem to be enjoying themselves wich a seat all their own in the front row. Patty Wubben seems cor tent too, as she .and Mary Jo Earns skip up the walk to Warrensbvrg Grp.de School. Meanwhile; I looic to far off places and find Dorothy 3lake- man at Holiday school in Holiday, Den Drummond at Hoarce school in Paris, Gail Eaton at Wade school in Mottuon, Dorothy Morthland at Excelsior ITorth in Maroa, Don Walker at iTsvada senool in Boody Virgil Eaooer at Scrorrin school at Mt. Pulaski. •Je-’n Sims at Old Stonington school at Stonington and shy little Ruth McClure at Curft School in Terre Haute. Indiana. Eight years rase and forty- three scared freshman marched with knocking kne«-s into their classrooms at Warrensburg High. The year passed with little event e’ crot for initiation and 19 5 found only thirty-two silly sophomores returning. This year was much the same as the last, exceot they weren’t auite so scared and worked just a tin bit harder. Time passed on ara thirty- eight jolly Juniors beganonother year. The first nart of the t. rm vras not so crovded but during the second semester a ''lay, Don't Take My Penny , was soonsered by the Juniors and in ihv tsprin£ ..ho fun; ». . Ctnior prom was held at the Staley Club House Feeling quite proud of themselves, twenty seven Seniors reappeared in 19 6. Th3 Senior play ’’Believe It or jTot. was given in the fall and turned out to be a great success. Then of ter the Senior trio and commencement, the Seniors leave Wrrrensburg with gree.t dreams of the future. 25

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