Randolph High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Randolph, NE)

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{SCHOOL DAYS} Basket kail SEASON’S RECORD Randolph 2 Yankton Randolph 13 Belde.n Randolph 13 Hartington Randolph 19 Bloomfield Randolph 18 Wayne Randolph 19 Pierce Randolph 16 South Soo Randolph 21 Osmond Randolph 16 West Point Randolph 5 Norfolk Randolph 14 Wayne Kittens Randolph 17 Neligh Randolph 1 7 Wakefield Randolph . 17 Crofton Randolph 15 Wisner After getting off to a poor start in the 1929-30 basketball season the Randolph Cards came out of their slump to land some big game. The real “high spot” of the season did not come until the Cardinals had reached the Wayne tournament. The touted Crofton team which was favored to win the event came to L ayne with an impressive record of 23 wins out of 24 starts. Against all odds Randolph came back in the last half with a baffling attack and a tight defense to win the game 17 to II. In the second round it seemed that our team would again be victorious. They led the Wisner team throughout the game except in the last minute of play. In this final minute one of the opposing five sank a shot and thus the curtain was drawn on Randolph’s 1929-1930 basketball season. I . Scott Holm Fislicr Tkcnpltilus Coach Sny jr Cain L. Scott Allison Black L. Hall Page Pleven

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{SCHOOL DAYS} Football SEASON’S RECORD: Randolph 33 Creighton 0 Randolph 18 Crofton 0 Randolph 13 W ayne 0 Randolph 31 Plainview 0 Randolph 46 filoomheld 0 Randolph 28 Neligh 7 Randolph 13 Hartington 0 Randolph . 24 Pierce 0 Total 206 I otal 7 The Randolph High School football team of 1929 finished another no-defeat season. It is the second such season in the past three years. Under the able tutelage of Coach Donald Snygg the Cardinals defeated their eight scheduled opponents by decisive scores. As a result the Cards are co-claimants for the Northeast Nebraska football championship—Albion being the other undefeated team. The Cards, amassing a total of 206 points to the opponents 7, displayed a flashy brand of football throughout the season. High lights in the team’s success was its I 8 to 0 defeat of the strong Crofton team and the impressive wins over Hartington and Neligh. Cain. Roberts Bohn Fisher Martimlalo Grim L. Hall Lcnliol't' Snyifj Gibson I). Scott Do Lance Black I’litli Lackas L. Scott Jonas Theopliilus Clark M. Hall Hinvaldt X£X£-X- 4 .' ' Page Ten

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{SCHOOL DAYS) Girl R psorvrs The Girls Reserves, a junior organization of the Y. W. C. A., was organized in the Randolph High School during the school year 1924-25. It has been a strong and up-and-going organization from the very beginning. Girls look forward to the time when they may become members, and each year the organization enrolls a large percentage of the girls enrolled in the school. The organization is both sacred and social. One vesper service is held each month. This year two projects have been worked out in the meetings: The Charm School and The Airplane Tour. Of the monthly social events, two were especially enjoyed— the hard time party and the masquerade party. At Christmas time a large box was filled with candy and toys and sent to the Orphans Home at York. Nebraska. The two big events of the year were the Dad-Daughter banquet and the Mother-Daughter banquet. M iss Bahinger has been the sponsor and adviser for this year’s work and to her goes much of the credit for our enjoyable and worthwhile year. PICTURE— Back How: Frances Heed. Mabel Goodman, Frances Lugoschulte, Evelyn Morris. Grace Grant. Edna Kruger. Verjrie Goodman. Cleo Fredricks . Arlene Fasted. Helen Huey. Edna Huwaldt. Mercedes Mnydcn. Ivan Hnldecn. Middle How: Miss Ballinger. Host Faster. Irene Docken. Violet Thomas. Audrey Maelms. Irene Pitman, Elizabeth Dalcher, Dorothy Bolender. Florence Bivding. Ia p Eike. Pearl Hill. Yalda Evans. Mahala Poulin. Bottom How: Vera DoKa.v. Madge Courtney. Yvonne Anderson’. Kathryn Pa on. Mary Ann Huberts. Caroline Pepper. KaVerno Anderson. Augusta Lowther, Vivian Brown. Page Twelve