Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

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MISS I.KXA M. STEWART English and History teacher, who we can truly call a “booster for our High School. In the classroom she has made her subject teem with new interest : outside of the walls of school, her sympathetic understanding of affairs has made her a cherished friend. MISS PEARL D. HARRIS Instructor of Mathematics, and a daily inspiration to those near her to be happy. She has a fine sense of humor and enjoys a joke even when it Is upon herself. •»

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MR. GRANT As Superintendent of our school for five and a half years, he inspired us t uphold our school in all its activities. He has been a worthy coach and booster for athletics. We hoj c that Mr. Grant may continue to be successful with his future work, “lie is always at class on time—to catch the late departed.” MISS HERTHA WEU.HAUSEN Principal for three years of Randolph High School and teacher of Latin, whose twofold office of instructor and friend has been remarkably performed. If you are not prepared never admit it. just wade in, and Miss Wellhausen will translate it for you and mark you zero.

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MISS EDNA C. PEGLER Instructor of Domestic Science. The sewing class does fine work, but the Ik‘si of all is the cooking department from whence comes breezes of tantalizing odors. Just ask the manual training boys and even their instructor can testify. MR. P. C. ELLIS Instructor of Manual Training. Physics and Athletic Supervisor. We hold worthy of the highest praise that a man should control, without making enemies, and be a good fellow among fellows and retain his dignity. This Mr. Ellis, our teacher and companion, has1 done.