Elk Grove High School - Elk Yearbook (Elk Grove, CA)

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lb-V x, THE ELK Jfiifl i jan. 12-Jessie takes charge of the Assembly Hall. Scares even the Seniors by her stern demeanor. ljan. 20-Hugh plays on girls' basketball team. Is good player, but not quite rough enough. Jan. 21-Juniors begin their play practices, also their troubles, but they don't realize that yet. Jan. 24-Elsie leaves school for good. Poor Cecil! Feb. 2-Cecil has been seen gazing very intently at engagement ring ads lately. Truly, absence makes the heart grow fonderf' Feb. 9-The Hu germ seems to be getting quite fresh with some of our best pupils. Feb. 10.-School is treated to some masterpieces of dramatic art. Freshie caught crying over sad fate of Rip Van VVinkle. Feb. ll-School closes! Amen! Feb. 23-School opens! Ahem! VVho says the Hu germ doesn't do some good? Mar. S-Redletter day. Clarence Schulze appears with hair cut! VVhole school faints. Mar. 10-Something is wrong. A whole week passed without Casey or Caoles being suspended. 1Apr. 10-Baseball season opens with a victory. Apr. 12-Girls' gym class practice Highland Fling on front lawn before a highly interested audience. Apr. 14-Cecil becomes consoled. Alas! men are so fickle. Apr. 23-We get our pictures tooken. Girls' B. B. Team makes a hit With photographer and he offers a sixteen-inch enlargement free-if it can beat the boys' second team! Apr. 24-Members of student body think that murder is being committed in Room 4, but after rushing to rescue, find that it is only the Seniors select- ing play. SApr. 30-Mildred Randy resumes her job as chaperone. May 5-Freshman English have debate on XVoman's Suffrage, Baby Bliss pitching for negative. May 6-Fine baseball game Qa light every inningj. Q May 12-Seniors begin play practice, and a series of continual lights. Nii cty-two

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igi, LJ J THE gjj i ELK TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES FROM E. G. H. S. Sept. 15-An awful mess of Freshmen all over everything. Sept. 17, 18, 19-Harassed faculty believe thar ain't no sich animule as a curriculum to suit all students. Sept. 22-Howard finds it hard to decideg Freshmen girls all too good- looking. Sept. 23-Howard finally makes momentous decision. Vola is the new goat Sept. 24-Freshmen look pale green. Reception tonight. Sept. 24 QEveningj-George Ronk advocates short skirts for boys. Be- comes living example of old saying: 'fClothes make the man. Oct. 5-Eunice graces front row in Assembly Hall. Says atmosphere is too warm up there: prefers nigger heaven. Oct. 15-First fire drill. Building emptied in 34 seconds. Gert fears she lost two ounces during the flight downstairs. Oct. 16-Gertrude becomes positive of lossg finder will please return im- mediately. Oct. 17-Girls practice basketball. Results: One busted knee and one door-knob on forehead. Oct. 18-School closed for one large week, guaranteed to be all wool and a yard wide. We win game with Fair Oaks. Oct. 27-Vacation a huge success. Oct. 30-Boys studying for H. S. C. ex. Air full of mysterious speeches, such as: Raise the right foot smartly at an angle of 67 with the left ear, and wiggle right ear smartly in time to drum beat. Oct. 31-Tonight's Hallowe'en. Wonder if anything will happen. Nov. 3-We'll say something happened! Fred has a skinned noseg won-- der what Gage looks like? Nov. 4-VVilbur has streak of brilliancy. Gives, as his quotation, Every man is odd, but we can fit him. -Albert Elkus. Nov. 6-School begins at 8 o'clock. The only ones tardy are the faculty. Nov. 7-VVell, Galt knows what kind of team we have. Nov. 13-Four-striper and loots of cadet corps appear with very shiny swords and new Sam Browne belts. Some class! Nov. 18-VVilbur has Bolshevistic tendencies. Tries to blow up the chem- istry class. Nov. 22-Cleaned up the Courtland teams today. This is getting so com- mon that it isn't exciting any more. Nov. 30-Tessie one inch larger around waistg result of Thanksgiving dinner. Dec. 5-Helen appears sans tonsils. Dec. 6-10-Epidemic of tonsil removing. Clyde and Myrtle decide to be in stvle. Dec. 9-Vola gets the cup in the reading contest. Howard is moved to tears by her recitation. Dec. 11-Myrtle's daily trips downtown have ceased. Vic has quit at the store. Dec. 13-Student Body goes over the top in Red Cross Xmas Seals. S53 is some record for one hundred students. Dec. 19-Tomorrow is bond election. Here's hoping for the best! Dec. 20-VX7ell, we didn't get our Xmas present. Better luck next elec- tion, maybe. Ninety-one

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