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

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THE ULMUS 31 FRESHMAN CLASS

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THE ULMUS az The Qlilass uf '23 On September 8, I9l9 a class of Freshmen entered the Elmwood Community High School. From our eighth grade came Earline Weeks, Elsie Manuel, Della Brown, Freda Bohrer, Mary Demick, Margaret Seltzer, Lucile Flint, lrma Caldwell, William Schenck, William jacques, Walter Dalton, Milliard Day, Cornelius Kemp, Harry Stotler, john Cullings, Stanley Winn, Willard Deford, and Westley Dawson. From the country schools surrounding Elmwood came Elva Wolford, Jessie French, Leah Maher, Katherine Cusack, Pearl Clinch, Ada Norton, Margaret Ekstrand, Floyd Brown, Cecil Coon, Robert Myers, Donald Schultes, Lester Turl, Leo McKown, Harold Whitten, Everett Epely and Paul Miles. John Voland entered later. A reception was given by the upper classes on October Znd. to welcome the new teachers and the Freshman Class to Elmwood High School. The Freshmen gave a very interesting program on February 23. Willard Deford and William Schenck acted out a dialogue, Cornelius Kemp spoke on the possible candidates for president. A quartette of Freshmen girls sang and the Latin l, 'class sang some Latin songs. and so As Freshmen we have stood the test, And every deed has been our best, But we will show the same good will. ln every task that we fulfill. , ln those three years which now remain. We'll lead the others in our train. The people will have cause to bless The Freshman Class of E. C. H. S. President ...... ................................ .... W i lliam Schenck. Vice-president .... ,... H arry Stotler. Secretary ...... .... Ea rline Weeks. Treasurer. . . . . . ..... ....... ..., M i llard Day. Class Motto: Ad aslra per asperaf' Class Color: ABIue and Cold Class Flower: Yellow Rose ' M. E. '23,- QBur Eurtnr Our doctor is a broad shouldered man with small, sharp eyes, a thin nose. but without the pointed beard which many doctors wear. He has a fiery temper when provoked but a kind and gentle enough disposition to win over frightened little children easily. He is called by his first name by those who think they are intimate with him, Doctor by those he has helped and Pills by some of his old schoolmates. One day at his office the telephone rang and an excited man asked him to come at once, because their little girl had spasmodic croup, The doctor grabbed his two small cases and jumped into his car. A moving streak like lightening left town and ten minutes later the doctor arrived, at a house ten miles out of town, in time to save the little girl. A M. E. '23