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

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asvsasasasasaxasvssaevsasasvasaevsmsiasvsvsaaa THE ULMUS zsmsisazasasssazasasasvsssaslsssasaxasasasasassxssis .Top Row, Left to Right: Owen McKin'y, Sam Haines, Cornelius Vance, Paul Thompson, John Pierson, Daniel Maher, Edwin Shively. Second Row: Miss Babbitt, Betty Armstrong, Kenneth Davy, Ralph Gayman, Tom Clemmer, Elmer Moody, VVoodrow Worley, Rena Boyle, Opal Shane. v Bottom Rows. Adeline Thomas, Hazel Shearer, Mary Ellen Manock, Lucille Hitchcock, Helen XVeeks, Vera Custer, Justine Zmk, Nellie Livingston, Bernice Cowden. ' unior History The Junior Class registered for the Freshmen year with thirty-two members. In our Sophomore year we numbered twenty-three. Rena Boyle joined us, and Roger Tarpy, who has been with us from the first grade, left us. With Miss Croker as adviser, we soon organized, and our class motto is, Sail On , our class flower, the white carnationg and our class colors, silver and blue. This year Miss Babbitt was our class adviser. She coached the Junior Class Play, When a Feller Needs a Friend . Our officers are: President ........ ...... K enneth Davy Vice-President .......... ...... T om Clemmer Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....... J ustine Zink J. Z., '31, I 9 3 0 25249395125959El95v5i25225!!5i329SM929E3!5E5 TWENTY-EIGHT

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