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

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,-iQ .-1---ix QKKN Qs . x One of the oldest and most universally observed traditions of American high school life is that which centers around the publication of school annuals or year- books. The 6'Elk,' of the Elk Grove Union High School is one of very many annuals published by high schools throughout our land. In its pages we find recorded in picture and prose, aspects of all phases of life at Elk Grove High during the school year. 1953-1954. The Elk will be a valued and precious reminder of days. which. at the time. seemed perhaps to move slowly. but in retrospect, we realize. vanished all too rapidly. To the staff of the Elk and to its advisor. Miss Donna Riley, congratulations are in order for perpetuating in top flight manner the yearbook tradition of the Elk Grove Union High School. Appreciation for your work will grow as the years pass. AIXWW,

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5, f . BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Arthur C. Butler President I V Mr. E. Henry Kloss ,ft N Clerk 1, sf 5 , 4 Mr. Robert Mackey fs 'S . 'sz-'Y' Mr. Jake Schneider 1-1-4' K ' Mr. Howard Wackman 'rfgnarfil n IL fwf- To the class of 1954 and to its Elk staff. the Board of Trustees offers sincerest congratulations for this excellent yearbook . . . The Elk of 1954. That the creation of this valuable record entails many long hours of planning, organizing, and just plain hard work is often times lost sight of when the completed book is in hand. To you, the reader, we say, reflect for a moment on this, reflect, and we are sure you'll add your congratulations to these, our words of congratulation.