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

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SON, hostess of the Hotel Astoria of New York, brought orchids for everyone. DORIS WOODS, stunt writer for television’s Beat the Clock, furnished lively games for everyone. Also present was JEANIE BRACKETT, chief investigator of the Pinkerton Agency. She solved the robbery of the cars from GLENN KOGER’S auto factory with the help of BARBARA BLACK, telephone operator. ERIK STOTTRUP. sports editor for the New York Times, arrived late after completing his assignment at the Australian Tennis Matches, where PAM BARCLAY won the women’s singles. After appetizers were served by MARY JO KROL, proprietor of the Eta Hunks Pie Sorority’s Teahouse, the guests cruised in JULIAN WILLIAMS’ Chris - Craft yacht to Havana, Cuba, where JOHN LEHN served a delicious dinner in his Heartburn Hut, designed by Julian Williams. Guests arriving late in Havana were LINDA TAYLOR, author of WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SAILORS; RON LUKENS, head of the Golfing Academy of Augusta. Georgia; STEVE CARBERRY, developer of the first compressed food pill; and FLOYD FAITH, owner of the Good Faith Contracting Co., which builds world known sidewalks. After John’s gigantic meal, the entertainment began. SANDY YOUNG, world’s best diver, exhibited her diving skills. Then JUDY BETZER gave dancing instructions to the guests while SALLY HURSH, famed concert pianist just back from a tour of Italy, accompanied the merry - making which was enjoyed by everyone very well. We are sorry that FRANK MUELLER and RICHARD WERMEL- SKIRCHEN were unable to attend our reunion. Frank is in Washing- ton, D.C. repainting the White House, the Capital Building, and many other buildings which are the symbol of our wonderful government. Rich- ard is installing a new type of furnace and air conditioning unit in the White House. 17

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Standing: Mr. Walters, Sponsor; Virginia Cheffer, Reporter; Roger Litchenberger, Treasurer; Mrs. Jones, Sponsor. Seated: Wesley Jones, President; Stewart Edwards, Vice-President; Marie Ferry, Secretary. Seniors of 1960 The members of the Junior Class feel that this has been another successful year for us. Our play, “The Cannibal Queen,” was very well received and the Junior • Senior Prom went very smoothly also. We are particularly proud of our class members who participated in the various school activities; especially in athletics. We will try our best to set a good example for the underclassmen as have the classes of 1957, 1958, and 1959 done for us.