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

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f LUi-4±UUl D - A r '' fop,the theme of our yearbook we, the clasp © 1Q50, have gbpe- to ancient Rome and borrowed a famous savifrg of I y • y 'kV. the jsta-te man, Julius Caesar, I came, I saw, T conquered S; Fx shmen HarpeHi ghyunaWare of the work and%he fun which were ahea' 1 ■ ' : , y s Sophomores and Juniors, we s. m of-us, was vie K under wav. saw th t we Were acquiring, along with our increasing store ofc.l nowledge, new friends and .aw that our e '.dxjcL tion helpful training. A. s i I r. i Senior , v e conquered the manv obstacles which we % . :■ - I met in our high Vchool. journev, Now we are an tibus to leave ■ 7 • the halls of gc|od old- fj C. H. S, ant apolv the knowledge training, and skills which we have absorbed these last I I four years, We have used Roman pictures and Latin terms throughout our book in keeping with our theme, I came, (veni) Ij saw, (vidi ) I conquered, (vici)n

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fru . Jul ta I. Thomfvoon The graduating class of 1950 wishes to dedicate the yearbook to Ur3. Thompson, hoping that in this small way, we can show our deep gratitude and appreciation. For six years the school lunch program has been under her management. It was through her efforts that warm, nourishing meals were made available to the students of Warrensburg High School. In the years she has been with us, we have all grown fond of her cheery smile and helpful, friendly manner.