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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Name A Richard Hawley.. Howard W a c k ITIHI1 ..................., Carol Stickney .. Myrtle Hewitt .... Hugh Tickler ...... DerrilWi'ldanger.. Harold Schulze .... Helen Mitchell .... James Adams ...... Paul Voss .............. Anna Lohse ........ Jessie Curnpston.. Alias Hawley Wackie Careless ......... Myrt ..... ....,... Big Tick .......... Dur'l ..... Schulzie ............ Pickles ,........... Hayblossom Pauline ...... ...l.. Lousy .............. Lessie ...,.......... Fault We are 'pressed for space... ..,..... . Hair ..... .Tennis ..... Too sweet ............ Length ......,, ,...... Bad marks ............ Nose ..... Roughneck Brilliancy Too' many girls on the string .... Coyness ...... Camera fiend ........ Pastime Hoover for Presi- dent .......,..............,..... Combing pompadour... Tennis ......... ...,... ....... Talking about Math- Ambition To be ai regular guy ........ . .To be Sultan- of Turkey .... .Tennis .... er Field ........................ Prima donna ...... ..... Growing ..... ........ T o be Babe Ruth Il. ...... . Debating ........ Insect doctor ...... ..... Squlrming ...................,... A Minor intervals and chromatics .................. One plus's ...... Fourth dimension.. ...... .. Playing drum in or- chestra ............ .... . ....... Sleuthing Cfaples to get an appropriate snapl .. ...,.. 1 ..,................... Hobo To be a poundkeeper ...... . To excel in peanut culture To determine by math the 'distance a cat can spit ........ To be Mary Pickford H. ...... To discover a new way to turn pancakes ............ ............ I ' Pluto will say: 'iMe lad, does your mother know you're out? , Do you know what the penalty for big- amy is? Check your racquet at the door, No singing allowed. It spoils Paul's polit- ical arguments. You'll have to wait until we enlarge the door. Right this way to the padded cell. Where have we met before?',' You'1l have to leave that dog outside. Grab that shovel and get busyg you're blocking the tratlicf' Only one room left and that's reserved for Johnson. Hair cut or si11ge?' Where is Jester? M., '20,