Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

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Senior Glass Prophecy “When you go from Randolph to Sholes, does Randolph cease to exist? Is Sholes newly created as you approach it? Is yesterday gone? Is it true that to-morro' ioes not exist? If we can see the death of a star billions of tniles and hundreds of years away, may we not become aware of events in the already existent but unknown future?” Wrapped in thought 1 allowed my eyes to close and my book to slip silently to the hour. “This is station F-U-T-U-R-E broadcasting the twentieth reunion of the class of 27 of the Randolph High School. Twenty three members of this class have gathered tonight at the new $4,000,000 Boughn hotel of this city. From the four sides of the world ihey have come to again renew their old friendships and discuss their adventures since they parted in ’27. “Howard Weber, soloist in the Metropolitan, will act as toastmaster. Loren Andrews, former All-American quarterback, will as first speaker on the toast list talk of his experiences in the movies. The other great movie star of the class, Harold Lloyd the second, alias Clyde Andrew, will also tell of his thrilling adventures in Hollywood. “We are all interested in the beautiful country of France and tonight we are very fortunate to have one in this group who has spent the past ten years in that country. Leafa Roberts, the famous author will try to sell us her latest book entitled, “How to Learn French in Ten Lessons.” “As an added feature of the program, the world’s greatest cartoonist, Vernon Vradenburg, will tell how he made his fortune by learning to carve his name on the desks of Randolph High. We might add that all these desks are being preserved to be later placed in a museum so that people of future centuries may see the work of this great man. “Minnie Larsen, the strawberry blonde, has at last thru the aid of a government official learned to trisect right angles. “Virginia Gleason, wife of a Nebraska lawyer, will as third speaker on the toast list tell of her recent trip to Europe. “The decoration scheme for this banquet was carried out by Emma Claire Taylor, the great interior decorator. Margaret Kerr and Genevieve Bolender, home economics teachers from Washington, D. C., supervised the dinner. Vera Waters, the one from this class who now lives in Randolph and a partner in the Davis-Carmony dry goods store, arranged the many details of this reunion. “The vety noted inventor, Eva Wiese, will give us a demonstration of the typewriter which she has perfected which doesn’t make mistakes. “Edith Denman and Neva Barnes, country school teachers of this vicinity, will .sing a duet entitled, “Gee, I’m Glad I’m Single”. The other musical number of the program will be a selection by Claire Evans, noted pianist and Paulina Buol, toe dancer. “Leo Frederick and Loyal Roberts have settled down on farms near Belden and they will tell the class of the great progress Randolph has made. “Helen Lowther, the noted poet, will read her latest work entitled “When I Was Young and Slender. “Wilma Carstens and Verdclle Lageschulte, who are publishing a comic paper (Continued on Page 16)

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Plith I. Shearer Frederick Joselyn W. Hansen Hail Snygg Willey Stave Behn Andrew Weber Manzcr F. Hansen Andrews Allison Hike Dickey Dawson (Mascott) f alvin Shearer (not in picitirc) football Season Record Randolph 51 Wausa 0 Randolph 19 Crofton 6 Randolph 14 Wayne 13 Randolph 38 Plainview 0 Randolph 32 O’Neill 0 Randolph 19 Hartington 6 Randolph 0 Neligh 18 Opening the season with only six lettctmen ami a marked shortage of experienced and inexperienced material the Cardinals surprised northeast Nebraska football fans by tunning up a string of six straight victories before a crippled line-up was defeated at Neligh on Armistice Day. With most of the seventeen lettermen eligible for the coming season there is every prospect for a strong team in 1927.