Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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WE WELCOME YOU TO THE PRESENTATION of our great showing of tKis year. Our faculty offers an important prelude; our fellow-students play the main roles of tKis movie of college life. TKe sKort years we students live on our Campus seem to in our memory as tKe reels of a film, wKich you may see on tKe Elms screen in all its tKrilling reality. Our cameramen and directors Kave been busy the last few montKs on tKe ElmKurst College Campus lot. Our reels are made up of action, posed scenes, and also off tKe set sKots. TKe favorites of tKe fans — wKat tKe stars are do- ing at ElmKurst — tKe comedy and caprice — tKe glamor and glory — tKe rivalries and loves- — tKe Kid- den drama pulsing beKind tKe curtains of tKe most spectacular picture is wKat tKe ElmKurst College Studio presents to you in ' •EILP IIHURST ON IPARAIDIE

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II MiErviioiRiiurvi ElmKurst College suffered an irreparable loss in the death of its President Emeritus, Dr. Daniel Irion, on October 25, 1935. In over fifty-five years of service and devotion to Elmhurst, Dr. Irion made a Kost of friends and endeared bimself to all wKo knew bim. In bis quiet and sincere way, be lived as one wbo walked witb God. PAUL W ' OBSCHALL One of the most familiar figures on the campus, Paul Wobschall, better known as Becker, died on March 7. He had orked for the College for over two decades and was well-known by many Elmhdrst Ahi in n I . EDWIN GROSS The friends of Edwin Gross were severely shocked to hear of his having drowned during the summer. Ed was a quiet fellow who went about his business on the campus. Few knew him well, but those who did valued his friendship. [8]