Norris City Omaha Enfield High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Norris City, IL)

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Af ORGANIZATION OF HOME ROOMS Thxs IS the elghth year of the home room system 1n NOFIIS Clty H1gh School Agaln the home rooms were d1V1d8d RCCOI dlng to classes The freshmen and sophomore classes were d1v1ded among IWISS Jones Home Room four Mr Blacker Home Room three Mr Davls Home Room elght Mr Forrester Home Room mne Junlor g1rls to Mrs McElhaney Home Room two Junlor boys and all SQHIOYS not taklng bookkeeplng to Mr DeJarnett Home Room f1V9 all SGHIOIS taldng bookkeeplng to NIISS Forchee Home Room seven Th1s arrangement proved to be very suc cessful Every Tuesday varlous members of the Home Rooms present a pro gram to the other members of the Home Room All programs Wh1Ch are Wrltten up at the begmnlng of the school year are checked b5 the Student Councll The Home Rooms also share 1n the Keep the School Yard Clean program They must present one assembly program durmg the year THE CARDI NAL CAMPAIGN soc1et1es the GU6St0U13HS and the Athenlans As you all know th1s con test 1S called the Cardlnal Campa1gn The Campalgn thls year was held from Tuesday January twenty f1rst untll Monday afternoon at 3 45 p m January twenty seventh Durlng these few days each soc1et3 was plott1ng and plannmg Just how they could sell the most subscrlptlons and thus be v1ctor1ous Each day speeches were made by varlous students and members of the faculty The last day of the contest soon came and we were laggmg beh1nd our three hundred quota by about a hundred Cardmals Then every one really got down to work 1n order that we mlght have our year book At 3 45 the flnal announcement came through Your attentlon please The fmal score of the Cardlnal Campalgn IS The Guestonlans one hun d1 ed and forty four The Athemans one hundred and f1fty three Shouts arose lmmedlately from the vlctorlous Athenlans Though they were proud of thelr vlctory the ma1n thought behmd th1S contest was to achleve our year book o 5 . I . n gl . , I g u e n 1 1 . , gi x f ' . v ' ' n . n . . V , ' ' ll X 7? Every year at N. C. T. H. S. a contest is held between the two literary . , . . . , - u . . , - .i , c I my ' u KC - 77 ' - , ' li ' ?: .u n u n , n , . . . I . , ,, - ' - , ' Q ! Page Twenty-six

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FRESHMAN CLASS The morning of August twenty-sixth, we freshmen eagerly awaited our first day of school at N. C T. H. S. We entered with an enrollment of seventy-seven which is one of the largest enrollments of recent y ears. As the usual tradition the upper classmen gave us the expected iazz- ing. They even went so far as to sell us tickets to the library. But vse took it all in our stride and laughed along with them. After all wx on t we do the same to the new greenhorns next year? Our class is well represented this year in various school organizations Our members elected to the Student Council are Bertha Edwards Ruel Vleas and Helen Meredith We selected for our officers this year the followlng people Svbil Poole D1 esident Kathleen Bryant vice president Fon Edmonds secretary treasurer FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT First Row Cleft to rightb James Alldredge Melba Allen Betty Aud Alice Austin Second Row Betty Bonham Carolyn Bruce Kathleen Bryant Richard Bryant Ken neth Burch Mae Campbell Maurlce Capen Delbert Carlisle Third Row Paul Carroll Charley Davis J ackie DeLap Dorotlcy Dix Donald Done hue Helen Downen Patsy Downen Fourth Row Fon Edmonds Bertha Edwards Brlcem Edwards June Edwards Ruby Edwards Rebecca French Bobby Green Rosalee Green Fifth Row Marilyn Hardesty Wilma Harrolle Wilma Haynes Jane Henson Bobby Holtzclaw Bernard Hughes Harold Hughes Carl Dean Johnson Sixth Row Edgar Johnson Luther Ray Johnson Novella Jones Emma Kennedy Vearl Lack Lindley Lamp Evelyn Martm Darrol 1VIcArthy Seventh Row Joyce McGill Doris McKenzie Ruth McKenzie Marjorie McKenzie Velma McMLu'try Helen Meredith Vermta Millikan Lawrence Mills Elghth Row Janice Mlllspaugh Bobby Myres Bobby Oglesby J R 0Nea1 Irene Pace Dean Pearce Glennys Phelps Sybil Poole Ninth Row Audra Satterfield Mary Jane Spence Peffgy Spence Mlldred Thomas Tenth Row Phillip Veatch Bobby Walters Ruel Weas Dwight Wheeler Jean Wicker, Calvin W11l1ams Mary Woolard Bennie York OFFICERS President Sybil Poole Vice President Kathleen Bryant Secretary Treasurer Fon Edmonds Page Twenty eight Y , Y Y 9 , , u . . . : V . , a . t . H . I Y- ! 7 ! 7 . I . , , , . . . I r I s . a . 1 ' V 7 9 ' ' 3 , ' , ' , 1 ' , ' D 3 ' ! 7 J ' ' 3 ' , ' , ' , , 1 Y D W ' - U: 7 I 7 I 5 9 1 1 A ' - I . Z . . I .. I . M . . . , J I ! ' . . . . , ' 7 I ! D ' ' ! 7 - 7 . O ' . ' S . 9 O .I 3 Donald Thurman, Raymond Thurman, Pauline Trusty, Joann Turpin. 4 1 . : - , , . , Y , Y ! '