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

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W THE CARDINAL Class Officers President-Kathleen LaRue Secretary-Robert Fuller V ice President-Cha1'les Brown Treasurer-Allen Pratt Class History On the morning of September 2, 1924 a large crowd of infant cardinals swarmed in the eorridors of the nest. When gathered together in the Assembly, they numbered twenty-nine in all. During the following months, however, two mem- bers of the flock were lost, leaving a remaining twenty-seven. The first two weeks were times of depressing confusion for the nestliiigs. This was evideneed by their gaping mouths when the teachers tried to aecustom them to the heavy food which they were forced to swallow. One bright day they timidly assembled and elected the following officers to guide and plan for the welfare of their fellow mates: Kathleen Laliue, presidentg Charles Brown, viee president 5 Allen Pratt, treasurerg Robert Fuller, secretary. Then came the Initiation. After this formal affair, the young ones settled down, trying to carry on their simple duties more seriously. The return party, a few weeks later, demonstrated to the upper classmen the latent ability of the Hedgelings entertainers. The first semester exams almost swept the whole flock from their perches, but after the storm had subsided, they discovered that all that was needed, was a little more eoncentrated study. During the eourse of this year of probation, the nestlings found that basket- ball, tennis, and field practice suffieed as prescriptions for strengthening their feeble wings and envigorating their frail minds and bodies, in preparation for the ordeal of the Sophomore year. -Gladys Dennis. 37