Warrensburg Latham High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Warrensburg, IL)

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To Miss Hagerman, our class advisor, we the Cardinal Staff and the Senior Class of ’37, wish to show our sincere appreciation for the help and guidance she has given us in the past year, in editing our annual and giving helpful suggestions toward the betterment and the cooperation between the students of our class. Therefore, we dedicate this fourteenth edition of the Cardinal, to our loyal and and faithful advisor, Miss Hagerman.

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 THE inauguration This being the first year in the history of our country that a president has ever been inaugurated on January 4th, the staff has selected The Inauguration as the theme of this book. This twentieth amendment was made and ratified in 1933. It was constructed in order to put the congressional year on the same basis as the physical year, instead of having a year of tneir own. This change was proposed by Senator George Norris of Nebraska. Hie first division of this book. Administration, is represented by the Supreme Court, as its decisions in matters relating to the government are considered final,—so in comparison with the Jurisdiction that the school board and faculty have over the student body. Congress is made up of two houses, each having their Senior and Junior groups. Our school, therefore, is represented by juAior and Senior Representatives. The upper classmen being our Senators and the lower classmen the Representatives. The remaining divisions of our book are represented by the different departments of the government. For example the Department of Labor shows the C. C. C. boys at work.