Elgin High School - Maroon Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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TABM' 0F 6'0NTENTS Page Elgin High makes an introduction ........ 2 To boast of its administration ......... ...... 1 2 Its outstanding faculty ....... ....... 1 5 Its varied classes ,.... ............ ....... 2 2' The Seniors graduate with honors ...... ...,... 3 4 Underclassmen rate recognition ....... ...... 6 0 Our activities keep us busy ....... ...... 8 0 Athletics are rewarding ....... ...... 1 08 The school year in review ........ ...... l 103 Our patrons are generous ......... ...... 1 24-

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Roscoe JI Uariwrgfbi 6198-1.9 6' Shortly after celebrating the anniversary of twenty- Hve years of service in the Elgin school system as a teacher and administrator, our principal, Roscoe S. Cartwright, died. ln the quarter century that he influenced life in this city, his principles and ideals became an integral part of the school and community. It is unnecessary to reiterate his many activities and contributions, since these are well known by those who came in contact with him. He is best remembered for the personal interest that he showed in all of his work. No doubt he was the busiest man in our school system, but he was never too busy to offer a congenial handshake and a warm greeting. Mr. Cartwright's main interest in life, persistent even through his long illness, was the students of Elgin High School. This is exemplified in his constant atten- tion to the curriculum, vocational guidance, and the devotion of much time to the securing of scholarships. Even though Mr. Cartwright is gone, he lives on in the traditions of good education that he established and made a part of the daily life at Elgin High School.