Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

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SOPHOMORE HISTORY One September morning in 1917, thirty Freshmen gathered in the big assembly room. We elected Miss Miller class advisor, Merton Farrow president, Gertrude Lorgc secretary, and Leone Stageman treasurer. We had few parties but at each one we had a good time. Merton, Vernon and Miles represented us in baseball and track, while Trade and Dorothy played basketball. This year there are only about twenty-five enrolled in the Sophomore Class. Some of our Freshmen Class dropped out while a few new members are added. We elected Miss Pegler class advisor. Aulda Kerley president, l.ilse Robinson vice president, and Gertrude Peck secretary and treasurer. Two of our lx ys. Merton and Vernon, were on the football team; Gertrude and Irene made the basketball team, and Merton and Bilse played on the boys’ basketball team. It is hoped that by next year we will be able to take a very active part in all High School contests. So far. the Sophomore Class has shown they have plenty of “pep and we hope to l e one of the best classes to go from this High School. A CUM KERLKY. SOPHOMORE CLASS POEM Here comes the class of twenty-two You'll hear from us before we're thru A large and splendid class are we. As anyone can plainly see. As Freshmen we were green as grass Tho now we re such a brilliant class: At first our honors were very few. For everything to us seemed new. Later in the declamatory contest Kenneth won the second best; Other things wc did and said Plainly show we were not dead. As Sophomores wc take our place, Determined to keep our Freshmen pace. In us our athletes have good backers. For in our ranks you’ll find no slackers. For school spirit we have a rep. And into the yells we put the pep, So here's to the class of twenty two; 1 think perhaps that this will do. By GERTKL’DE PECK.

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SOPHOMORES 1st Row Merlin Hughes. Raymond Pinker, Bilsc Robinson, Kenneth Cook, Joshua Brunner, George Bag-ley. Vernin Boughn. Merton Farrow. Gladys Buchanan. 2nd Row -Leone DeKay. Hilda Grail. Gertrude Peek. IliUlur Lunihorg. Irene Countryman, Gertrude L« rge, Helen Benson. Aulda Kerlcy, Emma Diingcr. 3rd Row Wilma Kinkaid, Cecila Dugan. Vera Lumbcrg. Ella Markcrt. Ruby Reed, Leone Stagcman

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JUNIOR HIGH DEPT. MISS BEULAH WYANT Principal of Junior High School. She carries with her the best spirit of our school and has successfully led the Basketball ('.iris to victory. MISS ELIZABETH SCHRAI) Assistant Principal of Junior High. A friend to all who know her. and full of fun, which is shown by her being elected as sponsor of the “Ges club.