Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

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Vcrnicc H. Lute Jay E. Muhin Lillie R. Webb Charles M. Whittle) Clyde W. Y'6afit VkknicE Lute: “She is just what site scents. Jay Muiim : Basketball 2-3-4. Football 2-4. “R” Club 4. Track 3-4. Class play—“Count Cassa-vclli.” Baseball 3-4. “He thinks liis best, acts his best, and lives his best ei ery day.” Ci.yde Yoast : Class play — “Don Hampton and “Frof. Henry Burton. Salutatorian. “Don't disturb me. am thinking.” Li1.1.IK Hint: Class play —“Sallic Sue Stevens. Basketball 4. Bubble Club 4. R Club 4. “With us this year, her lot she cast, fate always leases the best till last.” Ciiari.es Yh itxky : Class play “Billie Burton. Basketball 1-2-3-4. Football 2-4. Baseball 2-3: captain 4. Debate 3. Class Treasurer 4. Bubble Club 4. Track—captain 3-4. ,,R Club 4. Annual Board—Senior Editor. Valedictorian. “He says what he thinks, and generally thinks right. '

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Dora H. Hofcldt Donald H. Larson G. Harrison Kinkaid Pearl Lookabill Marie M. Lor c Dora Hoi-ki.dt: Class play—“Ruth Thurston.” Bubble Club 4. Ges Club 4. Basketball .3-4. “R” Club 4. Annual Board—Organizations. “Where she is you will find o good time.” Donald Larson: Class play—“Chuck Clinton. Prof. Kbenezer James.’’ Basketball 1-2-3: captain 4. Football 2-4. Baseball 1-2-3. Class President 2-3. Annual Board—Advertising Manager. “R” Club 4. President Ges” Club 4. “To me life is brief and happy.” Harrison Kinkaid: Class play—“Ted Allen.” Class President 4. Cheer Leader 4. “Ask Bra.” Pearl Lookabill: “In manners perfect, and action kind.” Marie Lorge : Class play—“Doris Meredith.” Basketball 3: captain 4. “Ges” club 4. R club 4. Declamatory 3. Annual Board—Calendar. “Still keeping up with the times and the stronger

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Class Flower—Iris. Motto— More Beyond.” Colors—Cream White and Sky Blue. The first day of school in the fall of 1915 dawned bright and clear, as the first day of school usually does. The Class of ‘20 assembled thirty-five strong. The first few days we may have been green and seemed apparently to have lost our bearings: “By Heck ' the class soon showed the rest of the school that they could make “some grades and were worthy of some consideration. At our first class meeting Tubby Bernard was elected President, and Miss Sixta advisor. Activities soon commenced along social and athletic lines. As Freshmen we were there for the parties and the Hallowe’en blowout, also not wishing to be left behind in athletics, four of the boys made a standing as members of the Basketball and Baseball teams. The following year as Sophomores, although the class was reduced to twenty members it kept up its standing in social circles and had more than half the real stuff for athletes. Neman Black was elected captain of the basketball. The choice this year for class was again Tubby Bernard and Miss Learner for advisor. Tubby was compelled to give up school for the time because of a serious illness and his place was taken by the ice-President, Donald Larson. The Junior year found some new faces among our members. The leadership in athletics was put upon our shoulders: Basketball captain. Iletnan Black; Track captain. Charles Whitney. The choice for class president was Donald Larson, choice for class advisor was Clifford Penn (William). Two of our members became debaters for the R. H. S. The Juniors gave some banquet to Seniors May 1st.