Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Robert Leonhardt Business Manager Elmer Tiedemann Bursar Elfrieda Lang Recorder Mrs. L. Schirneker Secretary to President Mrs. E. Voigt Matron Twentieth Page

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S€niOR CLfiS$ HE INEVITABLE temptation that comes to any class historian Tis to reiterate things long since said, praise the good 1 things, overlook all shortcomings, and, in short, to paint j an obviously misleading, obviously silly picture. This his- ' tory, then, will be an attempt to give merely as accurate a resume of class activities as possible. The Class of ' 34 began four years ago with 107 mem- bers. But with the onslaught of the years, as the poet would say, this group has gradually diminished to 35. The Class of ' 34 initiated coeduca- tion at Elmhurst College, which fact may invoke the blessings of the all- powerful upon it, or may not. It was the largest freshman class in campus history, will be the largest graduating Class. (There — we ' ve observed the American tradition !) The Class of ' 34 undoubtedly has the greatest num- ber of famous personages ever assembled together in one group, is a classic example of what procrastination will do, put on the classiest prom in Elmhurst history, and has the doubtful honor of fathering an embryonic bridegroom. President Charles Baum- RUCKER Vice President WILBERT BlASCH Secretary Martha Klein Treasurer S erg eant-at-A rms Herbert Winter- Elver Schroeder METER