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

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.f,., iss! Sf f ' 1 7 THE BJ IJ lx f A -XII- I, Tessie Mary 'l'routman, sometimes known as Marvin, do humbly im- plore the most xvise of courts to give to me Helen Mitchell's position as guard on the girls' basket ball team. -Xl'll- That to the Juniors, the Honorable Court award that wonderful faculty of the Senior Class to hold meetings which are models of quietucle and order- liness. XVherefore your petitioners pray Decree of Distribution issue to conform to Section l' to Xlll inclusive herein. ll.iXBY l1l,lSS and N. SMITH, Attorneys for Petitioners. RHYME OF THE SCHOOL Grumbling over lessons, Dodging teachers' glances, Sneaking copied problems, Flunking in all branches, Lagging in your compos, Smashing every rule- Bless mel this is pleasant, Closing up this school! lf-loxvling when you're tardy, lN'hispering in snatches, Passing hidden missives Lest the teacher catches, Forgetting your excuses. Playing you're a fool- Bless me! this is pleasant, Closing up this school. 3 No more sandwich lunches , . . ' Swallowed in a minuteg No more 'semblv lectures f 1 n 1 1, Q QVV1Sl'llllg you weren't in itj 3 No going to the ofhee, 'Cause you broke the rule: Bless me! this is oleasant 1 1 A , ClOS1llg up this school. 'ilwenly l.lI1'0C

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THE 'Fi x, -'X ' . , N' lil v iv' .N X v . 4 f, an 'N ' HUGH TICKLER The fame of this wee, Winsome laclclie, A l VVill never match up with his feet, W'hat monk coulcl have been the progenitor Of Hugh. our gigantic athlete? CAROL STICKNEY Oh, what could have been this child's lineage. .That fore'cr she must strike at the ball? True, in youth Carol made quite a racquet: Vis now sairl that the score is love all. JAMES ADAMS Down from the Llays of the ancients The art of instruction has come, And the mantle has fallen on Jimmieg Ne'er may he lose it, By Guml Twenty-fivc