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

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1 ITZN NETH NTL? - cL1czfft'f Wwiser men than I have ridden e motorcycle and lived. DAVID PMKAICZ ' HCLEIW NFirst in war, next in pence, but least to get to his study hall seat. I.ifJ1IAN FEIS? Tllii FLW ' l . , ,. ' . ' ,., ' - Img, nom. 13 ln nemen, I'M here on za visit. HAR 'HTA i3ClZI.OTS :Q.?I1JE.D They say S:'1e'S fas t--on time typewri ter . MARK TAYLOR lIC1lETV' Oh, me! Oh, my! What el red- haired man. - A EIEDEILA I'IICK'..IFiE? i?LI1EJIE If love is zzlzxdxness, she is insane. JEAN 1! 1 f1.','T TW!! L.l1.A.iI.L1. Good things come in small packages. I OHIILIIJ ZIEMESR C-OffT.iIF Work: is nam on tue cen- Lmitntion, I trieci it once.

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XI , H SLASL HISTORY of 'ho' , One rainy dayyin the fall of l9h2, a group of boys and girls, young and green in the ways of hiib school, entered the doors of E. C. H. S. thirtyesix strong. after receiving a Wonce-overn by, the upper clessmen, ie settled down to our first year of high school life! The following officers were elected an our first class meeting. Q -Pres.--Mary Craig V. Pres.-emartha Schlots Sec. M Trees.--Jane Brown ' The following year, havinl lost sore of'our'TreshieU green- ness, we settled down to business. Due to withdrawal from school and change of residence, we nunbered only thirty-three. Dick Korth and Junior Krisher tried their hand at basketball this year. Class officers elected were: Pres.--Martha ochlots V. Pres.--Dick Korth ' i Sec. M Treas.--Mark Taylor Our third year sew only twenty-nine of the oriiinal number returning to help us out in the many activities we would enter P into this year. The big events being the Junior-senior Reception and the Junior Play which proved to be a great successes. Those chosen for the job of vovereing the class were: x Pres.--Dave Pankake V. Pres.--Dick Korth sec.--siii riiieut Trees.--Dale Petty P Our class was well represented in sports this year by Dick Korth, TuniorEEsha5Lill,McKown, Davie Penhahe, and Bill Elliott. Our fourth and last year found us sittin, in the rows that , were put there for seniors only,--something that we had looked for- ward to for three years. This year we thought we could take it easy, but soon changed our minds and settled down to writing essays. Class Officers elected werezf by Pres.-4Junior Krisher V. Pres.--Dick Korth Sec. M Trees.--Dale Petty Two of our senior girls, Roberta anundsen and Berdelle Wickwire, were cheerleaders. The main events of the year were the benior Play, Junior-Senior Reception, and carnival dance. It didn't take lone for us to decide on:Glass'Motto--Hand Now To- morrown, Class Jolors--Red and Hhite, Class Flower-fRed Rose. It is with a feeling of sadness we find that we will no longer take our places in the activities of E. C. H. S. We ' are now ready to venture out into the world and make good-use of the Knowledge we have gained during our four happy years here.