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

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asvsvfvsassxzsvsasasaszsassaxxsssasvsarsazvsmwsvs THE ULMUS mayasasaxasasasaeawsmsasasasasawsaxzfsasasxsexas LOUISE TURNER If music makes the world go 'round, She surely does her share. CHARLES MANOCK On the football field he showed his worthg He knocked d o w n men, and kicked up earth A future of pleasure, suc- cess, and luck- This is our wish for good old 'Chuck'. VIRGINIA BAILEY Too much study wearies one, Life was made for song and fun! THOMAS COOLEY Dame Fortune w a s kind to him, She blessed him with musical ability. CECELIA ARMSTRONG A twinkle of her eye, A quickness in her feet, As jolly a little soul As yo u will chance to meet. JAMES VOORHEES For I a m e s is honest, good, and true, Without him what would the Seniors do? vsasvsesasawsasasvsxsasvsssasvsvsvsasvfsasaswsassrsmsexu l930 svsasvsazasvsasazazaaaztsvsazvsvzasazasazaszsazasvsxsvmsts TWENTY-ONE

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eavsasaasvsaasaszsvsasasvsassaasvsaaazasvsvsaaa THE ULMUS asaaasssassatsvsisaeisasisvsisasvsaaizxasasvs:asm Top Row, Left to Right: Eugene Bourgoin, James Voorhees, Arwine Archibald, Walter Clinch, Norman Clark, Alfred Miles, Ralph Graham, John Lindsey,' John Hart. Second Row: Pauline Hitchcock, Margery Mathis, Thomas Cooley, Charles Livingston, Charles Man- ock, Paul Hitchcock, Robert England, Edwin Bock, Eldon VViley, Gladys Heller. Bottom Row: Cecelia Armstrong, Lois Carter, Mary Herbert, Virginia Bailey, Louise Turner, Mildred Reed, Beth Shively, Mildred Krisher, Alice Foster. , Senior History A We entered high school in '26, fifty-one strong. How we showed the upper classmen what the words School Loyalty meant! We were, or aimed to be, first in everything. The other two years of our high school career were as good, if not better than our first. This year we led the throng into the assembly, thirty in number, with a mad rush for choice seats. We have tried to set good examples for those following us by doing the right thing at the right time. i We have been urged onward, when hope was very low, by our famous motto: Climb, though the rocks be rugged. ' Our class flower is: The Rose. Our class colors are: Rose and Silver. Our class officers are: President .................. ........ E ugene Bourgoin Vice-President ............. .......... R alph Graham Secretary-Treasurer ....... ....... P auline Hitchcock ' G. H., '3o. isvsasazvasvsvfvsasasssvevsvsaasazamsvasvsismavsvsvsvaaf I 9 3 l TWENTY-THREE