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

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MARY LOU HOWARD 'Lou Tired of school and its confusion, she is now some mun's illusion. DONALD HOWARD He talks, he talks, ye gods how he talks. LARRY JOHNSON arr I love fo wind myself up. I love to hear me go. RAYMON D K OLOWSKI n Raye The world knows noth- ing of its grearesf men. DALE McBETH g oo l didn t do if PEGGY MILES ll waters run deep. LINDA K RATZER 'Kracker' lt s germy! JOE MCCOY 'Joey' I can be convinced, but it's a hard iob.

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JAMES FLYNN 'Jim' Our naughty boy from Farmington with the million-dollar smile. CHARLES GARRETT Chuckie God gave us mouths with which to talk and l certainly use mine. KATHRYN GIBBS 'Katie' She looks like on angel and acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do. RONALD GOETZE llRonll Not as bashful as he JAMES GEBER 'Jamie' A man among so many children. JUDITH HAlNES 'Judy' There's a little bit of silliness in every good little girl. VIRGINIA HILL Ginny Naughty but nice. looks. RICHARD HARKNESS Dick Never iudge a man by his chest measurement, it may be filled with hot air.

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JEANNETTE MORAVEK Squirt Give her time, sl1e'II get there. MARION O'HEARN 'Ruth' What would life be without ioys - or school without boys. - FANNIE MOORE Moorehead I clon't talk very much, but I think a lot. MARCIA NORRIS 'Morshie' Love is like measles, we all have to through lt. WILLIAM SCHOENBEIN The farmers are the founders of civilization. MARY LOU WEBER 'Lulu' Life is no ioke, boys either. BONNIE RICE Ride She's good when not otherwise. GEORGE SILZER 'Buddy' Small towns are fine, but me for the bright lights.