Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

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 President.......... Vice-President..... Secretary.......... T reasurer......... Social Chairman.... Program Chairman. Service Chairman... Sponsor............ ..Arlene Lageschulte j Verna Korff I Crystal Christensen ...Geneva Hall ..Helen Heines ..Vivian Halleen ..Bernedine Bruner ..Josephine Buol Pauline Farabee The senior girls of 1928 are members of the first class to graduate from the Randolph High School who have had the privilege of being Girl Reserves throughout their four high school years. The Girl Reserves have continued to strive to do interesting and practical work under their capable and efficient sponsor, Miss Farabee. The big project of the year was the sponsoring of the program of the Yankton College Girls’ Glee Club which was a success. At each of our monthly vesper services some lesson was taught which aided us to build into our standards of living the finest and best qualities of life. Social events are also enjoyed including parties and the annual Mother-Daughter, Father-Daughter banquets. It is the desire of the Senior Class that the Girl Reserves may continue to be successful in their undertakings and projects.

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FRESHMAN CLASS “Look out for the Freshies,” was the warning broadcasted on the first day of school. The warning was wisely heeded for they came, forty-four strong. They threatened to usurp the offices of the upper classmen and place themselves in distinguished positions. But they have now found their places as freshman and are helping to uphold the high standard of the school. They have entered four of their members in the local declamatory contest and they have helped to make the operetta, “Carrie Comes To College,” a success. One of their number was chosen to aid a sophomore and a junior in yell leading. The high school orchestra is composed almost entirely of freshmen. The boys of the class contributed admirably to making athletics successful. Especially did they show great possibilities in basketball. It is an assured fact that the class of ’31 will make a place for itself in Randolph High School History. Page Eleven

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President...... Vice-President. Secretary..... Treasurer...... Sponsor....... Agnes Gropper Cleo Fredericks .Madge Courtney Arlene Casteel Elaine Morrow The Home Economics Club is the newest organization of the high school. Girls who have taken or who are taking Home Economics are eligible for membership. The club has for its objects,—“to form a connecting link between the home and the school; to train young women to be active and efficient leaders in home and community life; to furnish an opportunity through organization for social life, such as programs, social gatherings, picnics.” Although new in its organization, this club has become very active. At Christmas time the girls gave a well-planned and entertaining party to their mothers for the purpose of explaining to them the aim and desires of the organization. In March they sponsored a movie for higher education in home economics. One of their projects was the adding of new curtains to the sewing room. As the membership of the club increases it will ably rank with the other high school organizations. Page Thirteen HOME ECONOMICS CLUB