Erie Community High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Erie, IL)

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THE CARDINAL Faculty Poem Under a spreading chestnut tree, The High School Faculty stands, A sound and mighty army they, With large and lofty minds 5 And their determined strength of aims, Is as strong as iron bands. Miss Adams there, so stern and sweet, Her voice is high and grand, Her brow is Wet with honest sweat, She earns whate'er she can. Week in, week out, from morn till night, DiVall, his face aglow, Swings high his heavy hammers all, Coaching with patience slow, Like Hercules lifting his mighty load, When the evening sun is low. Dear Andy works from morn till night, For the good of every one. To see her playing basket ball, Is really loads of fun 5 And everywhere all welcome her, For her smile is like the sun. Miss Lewis, like the summer breeze, Views life without a care, Yet of our toil and hardships, too, She always takes her share. Miss Thomsen, who is loved by all, Has shown her cards in basket ball. She also coaches proms and plays, And we admit, in every way, Her wisdom truly pays. Then dear Miss Bach, as we all know, Has made our old Math problems go, Even with excuses of best invention, She'd send us to detested detention. There's Mrs. Rodler, so matter of fact, Who sees that we get all our papers back. Some are marked D and others just E You should have worked harder, In consolation says she. 7 Mr. Robertson, Toiling-rejoicing-sorrowing, Onward through life he goes, Each morning sees some task begun, Each evening sees it close. Something attempted, something done He has earned a night's repose. i So the old chestnut tree, Shelters a group, three time three. They have helped us, one and all, In our problems, great and small. We extend to them our songs of praise, May they see many more happy days. 12 D. D. F., '25

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THE CARDINAL LYSLE H. ECHELBARGER . President 3-4. Basketball 1-2-3-4. Football. Boys' Glee Club 2-3-4. Gypsy Rover 3. Year Book Staff 4. Class Play 4. All great men are dead or dying And I dzm't feel well myself. MARCIA J. LODGE Vice President 4. Girls' Basketball 1-3-4. Year Book Staff 4. Class Play 4. Ignorance ts bliss When 'tts folly to be wise. DOROTHEA D. FINNICUM Secretary and Treasurer 4. Year Book Staif 4. Girls' Glee Club 2-3-4. Gypsy Rover 3. Princess Chrysanthemum 2. Basketball 4. Class Play 4. It's clever, but is tt art? HUGH PERKINS Basketball 2-3. Boys' Glee Club. Class Play 4. A shetk there was, A shetk there is-that's me. MYRTLE HADAWAY Girls' Chorus. Gypsy Rover 3. Class Play 4. Girls' Basketball 1-2. She's natural when she's sweet, But she's just naturally sweet. 14