Elmwood Community High School - Ulmus Yearbook (Elmwood, IL)

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-THE ULMUSV 29 ibistnrp nf the Qllass nf '22 Theirs not to make reply, Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die. So quoted the most honorable Sophomores representing the Class of '22, as they looked for their respective seats on a certain September morn. ' . However, even as beginners in school we started successfully from the first and grew more successful as time progressed. Russel Remmele, Earl Schenck, Florence Threw, Roland Hitch- cock, Georgia White, and Florence Phares, they who have clung together through the many grades are still classmates. Arthur Dragoo, Edwin Watkins, Daniel Tully, Everett Redding, Bernard Mullen, Cecil Holt, Marie Hafner, Lawrence Harkness, and Ruby Corbett, also Walter Redding and Margaret Kilpatrick 'and Leon Carter joined the class and marched .along fast and steadily to the top, reaching the goal of the grades and are now on their sscondi milestone of their high school career. Those who did not start with the first grade but who came in later are: Faye Hoyt, who started in this school but later moved away. She soon returned and has been with us ever since. Harry McDonald, Francis Gibbs and Mary Whitney entered in the third grade while Dale Green entered in the Fifth grade and Edith Jarman in the eighth. Last year Erma McKinty, Grace Wickwire. Mabel Archibald, Herman Shelton and Robert Wasson came in from the country, also Ruth Caldwell from jacksonville. This year Kathryn Callister joined our class, coming from Washington. Nila Snyder moved to Low Point and several others have gone but are not forgotten. We have worked with 'fpep and interest to put our class first on the list. During our Freshman year we organized, Harry McDonald being elected President: Leon Carter, Vice-president: and Dale Green, Secretary-Treasurer. . - ' The flu was very bad last year and for this reason the school was closed for some time. Programs were planned to be given but owing to the lack of time. the plans were not carried out. But now we do not look on the Elmwood High as mere Freshmen, but as Sophomores. Really our long hoped for goal of being Juniors is drawing nigh. As Sophomores, we leave our timid ways of Freshmen and enter on the second chapter of our career. An important event was the Sophomore party which was held on Hallowe'eni, at Hepton- stall's hall. Games and dancing were the chief amusements of the evening and a dainty lunch was served. All present declared that they had a very good time. Three of the members, Leon Carter, Harry McDonald and Lawrence Harkness, proved them- selves indispensible members of the basketball squad and several of the class members belong to the Girls' Glee Club. ln times past this class has proven itself worthy of being mentioned in many programs and other events. Now let us do all we can to stick together and make it one of the largest graduat- ing classes ever turned out of the Elmwood High in the year l922. Class Motto: Carpe Diem. Class Flower: White Rose. -K. C. '22.

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THE ULMUS 31 FRESHMAN CLASS