Cerro Gordo High School - Gordian Yearbook (Cerro Gordo, IL)

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QI! II 'xryiax gfilrmffiff' if ! if vgfgvif ,gf CLASS OFFICERS IIKIM PRESIDENT ...... Doro+hy BeII VICE PRES. . . . EIrner Morgan SECRETARY ..... Bud Barnhar+ TREASURER . . . Mary BIicIcensderIer The seniors are in a posirion Io demand The besr in Ieadership, and we do! Whaf is more, we demand variefy. So we chose our presidenf for her sfafuesque poise, our vice presidenf for his a'rhIe+e's combina- Iion of brains and brown, our Ireas- urer for her charming Ierninini+y. and our secrerary because he can dance and won'+I

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CLASS CF 1938 From fhaf day in Sepfember fwelve years ago when we firsf felf our childish fancies curbed by fhe knell of a school bell unfil fhaf nighf we received fhe lasf award of recognifion Cerro Gordo had fo offer, if was fhe class of '38 who were fhe pace seffers, leading fhe acfivifies whirl as cheer leaders, afhlefes. orafors, news- hounds, acfors, maesfros. and bookworms. weav- ing a brighf orbif of confrasfing personalifies and accomplishmenfs. lnsfead of fulfilling fhe sup- posedly dignified and reserved roles of seniors we're going fo consider ourselves freshmen wifh everyfhing before us and nof a single regref. Thaf revolving sfairs of educafion has paused, and, oddly enough, we find ourselves af fhe old. buf new, beginning. The world has commonly oc- cepfed seniors as sophisficafed, blase, and rafher regrefful young grown-ups looking back wifh misfy eyes. We refuse fhis old adage and look forward wifh brighf eyes searching fhe fufure's layouf and inferprefing our place in if. Youfh knows no pasf, only a full vivid fufure. We're really iusf kindred spirifs of fhe freshmen, fhe hopeful, undisillusioned know-if-alls.

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N N 2 I PW' f f W R ,. ff, I 11 4 .3 . I , K, I 1. .nf 'V' 1 ff 0 4 DOROTHY ELOISE DOBSON They say gentlemen prefer blondes, biil genll on bare me ariywayf' X mini- r. ' I fini 3 4' Irilr-1 ' ii P WI 4,48 I , f.i.in.i.1Cfiqi, IN' LOILELY. .ill . . fl dyf Gif SYLVIA IRENE SORANf I may do my ice slcoling on Ilie wrong side of my analomy, Sonia, biil I Iiavia dimples! Ilfiiviv Er, Cliili l, 2, 3 4, Inlrn iviiiials. EMILY GROVE I may Ioolm Iilce Elaine, Ilie Lily Maid of Aslolal, bm everybody's Iiiir.Icin'. Z9 gif '1-1'-1-111 A Q1 S is s ELMER EUGENE MORGAN 'Il l'iaven'I allwlelels Iiead buf I 'gn WILBUR LESTER MILLION I'rn Ilwe scI1ooI's millionaire: my dad gave me Ilie million and my girl, Ike 'aire'. Rf-menl H. S., Hannibal, Mo, H. S., CREST Slaff 4, Pro. Slaff, BIG HEARTED HERBERT 31 LOOKIN' LOVELY. HELEN VAN HORN The mounled police and I have one Ilwing in common-we gel our man. M. B, D. C. 33 CREST Sfoff 41 Home Ec. Club 3, 43 Dramafic Club lj In- Iramuralsg Call. BIG HFARTFD HFR- BERT 3, Pro. Slaff, LOOKIN' LOVELY 4 Band3 4 Freshman Cup -:::77' X, MARY ELIZABE TEELE 'II have Ilie mind and Iiearf and courage of 'sIeel'. Cisco H. S. I, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 4, Band 2, 3. ARBY L. MCVITTY I clonll have much Io say but slill wafer runs deep. - r 5 la 'TL' .JAM ROBERI M. HCSLOMB Felix Von Luclrner didn? li H H 9 V ml SY lol' school so Ilwey pul him in our En 0 9- I lisli boolc, bu? I land i ' . 4 EC Club RE SMH O ICC on WM mural 1 n cl n nl' P 0, , FPAI24-Bda Ia . fmnfvc' 31 ' Foofboll 3 4 Baskelba rac ' 3: . . , ,I ,I , Q, I4 k 3, 47 Casl BIG HEARTE i BW, Inlrarnurals. I ,W ,TH A ll Iiave Ilwe l'iearI and soul of an ofhlelef' F. F. A. I, 2, 31 Class Vice Pres. 4, Foofball 3, 4, Capl. 4, Baskelball 3, 4, Track 3, 41 Inlramurols. MARJORIE IRENE RADER I may seem world weary: buf Io fell Ilwe froth, I need sleep. Home EC. C b I 2, 3, 4, Infra- rmirnls, . JJ .ff ff. -' ' 4 'DAJJ-TP!! fy-IM-xff' X wiv .-vs' env EVERETT WAYNE PECK All I ever gel is rellecled glory and Irorn a 'Ianfern' loo. U F. F. A. I, 2, 3, M. B, D. C. 3, 'W .1 ommiifs club ig M. B. D. C. 3, Tr'1g5,3: fvqufols- CREST Staff 4, Band 3, 4, Sec. 4, Class J- Pivs. 31 Iiilrimiiirals Crinl I, Zj Cas! 'R' ', BIC- IIEARTED HERBERT 31 LOOKIN' S' LOVELY 4. YJ yi' -x x : . .. ' -I ' T Ra lo :Sf rn ' rg x-.V , ,D