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

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GQEXVEQQ GOQAXQQ? e 5 U9 2 E Toi' Ron Clmft to Riglnl: Cecil Trowlmriilge, lohn Lindley, Paul lfussuer. XYalter Clinch, Norman Clark, Arwine Archibald, james Voorhees, lfldon XYiley, Carlos Haines, Paul Hitchcock. Safoxu Row Cl.eft to Rightl: Miss llabhitt, Alfred Nliles, Ralph Graham, Vivian Robinson, Mildred Krisher, Nlihlred Reed, Lois Carter, Gladys Heller, Philip XYest, Eugene llourgoin. Vlllllklr Row Qla-ft to Riglitlz Alice Foster, Virginia llailey, Mararet Swartz, lvola Yates, lieth Slum-ly, Louise Turner, Mary llerlmert, Nlargery Mathis, Klan- Anna XYQ-luer, Cecelia Arnislroug. llo'r'ro'u Row Qla-ft to Rightjz lirlwiu lloelr, Charles Illanoek, Charles l.ivi11gston. Thomas iiooley, Robert lfuglanrl. john llarl. Sophomore History Two years ago, one September morn, A new Freshman class was horn. I,lglltll1'ZlI'ti'4l we entered thi- spacious halls g Running and jumping at all class ealls, Sophomore-s thought us very grcen, But whether we were was yet to be seen. VX- studied diliggentlywevery soul. And many were rewarded by the honor roll. NVQ took part in all affairs, From studies to running down the stairs. And when the term ended in May, The upperelassmen had nothing to say. Now, we are classed as Sophomorvs, YW: 4-ann: again this fall. Big Sophomore-S! VVe tell tlum all! YVC fave manv a fiwlitinv' lad. in 4 P' 2' To thc host Baskctball team the school ever had. Again we exeel in all school work. Never has anyone seen us shirk. With Caesar we have many a iight. And there isnlt a theme that we ean't write! No one has heat us yet. lvcfre the class of '30, you he-tl M. R. M., '3o. 3 THE ULMUS 5 TWENTV-NINE

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3 H9 2 E 1 1In flbemoriam l'lllI.l P AI.I.liN WEST Sadrivss and silvncu haw- fillvcl thc halls of l'l. C. H. S. sincu the spirit of our ow11 Philip took its flight. All wcvk wo waitn-cl anxiously. always vagci' for a iwport that our coinradv was lwttrr. lint alas! our hopvs worn in yainl Gocl. who clot-th all things wvll. lwclmrlm-ci l'hilip and ln' lm-ft ns. Oh! how wv miss hinil Philip, with his plc-:wing pvrsonality. l'll?ll'?lCtl'l'iStlC quim-tin-ss. and clvsirx- to rlo the right thing at all timvs. has won a placu ill our ln-arts that cannot soon ha- tillvll. ln all school activitivs hc al- ways pnt forth his vvry hfxst t'H.0l'tH. As l3l'CSidl'Ilt of they Sophomore Class ln' qnivtly and otlicirntly guiclucl our voursr-. On onr haslcuthall tcam hc al- ways playvcl :1 good. clvan gains. hfxlp- ing'us to win our vivtorics. smiling hravcly wha-n clcfcat c-ann: onr way. llle shall always rc-Iiiviiilwl' how wvll hc playccl in the Trivoli game .lannary 5th. only 8 days he-fore hu went away. As il pupil Philip was a favorite among all thc- tl'Zl0lli'!'S. not lic-crnisv ln' sought to hc: hut lll'l'?lUSt' cvcryom- who lint-W Philip lovvrl him. Q 3 3 THE ULMUS E THIRTY