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

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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

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THE Eu ' ELK 1 n i 1 X xi XF- ' 1 x A , .- W QQJ Lf'iLwi M' ii ill- A?Plff?7ll'1'1': i.siQ-L Q' alll ik: RICHARD HAWLEY The slant ol this youngsters eyebrow Is the oath hy which I do swear, That Dick will become a gen' eral, In fa. costume most Umilitairef' HELEN MITCHELL l'is the note of an undying glory That sounds from the portlus of fame. Heard again in the lyrics of Helen, VVhose gifts from her ringlets all came. PAUL VOSS XVe stop and gaze in anmzement At the powers of this juvenile braiug Paul was born with Zl longing for learning, Can we say that his yearn- ing's in vain? l Twenty-seven