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

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Sophowlores ' I ' PM aww T E fs,.,ief8N0l aww S 1 .. 1 was 1 H A LU S f N ww as A , X I N-W1 e M M U N 1 7 W WM x A Y I nm' i i .af ks me U lla ll n,gn FIRST ROW, left to right: Violet Lewis, Rowena Geeseman, Paulene Crowe, Marilyn Cochran, Judy Davis, Mary Pettow, janet Faubel, Carol Smith, Bob Hayes, Fred Miller, Vernon Broadfield, Ronnie Coon, jerry Blankenship, Bill Andrews, Ronnie Brooks, Everett Cape, Larry Proctor, Larry McCoy, Sonny Patterson. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kell, Betty Largent, Celia Cowley, Linda Parker, Mary Vance, Karen Kleen, Patty Dunn, Doug Coulter, William Robinson, Richard Coon, Floyd Dunham, Larry Page, Stewart Lewis, Frank Harkness, Bob Groeper, Frankie Keefer. THIRD ROW: Virginia Ekena, Kay Howell, Sharon Ekena, janet Harlan, Joyce Webber, Judy Purcell, Katherine Maclntyre, Edward Cosby, Malcolm Bollinger, Claude Spell- man, Bill Travers, jim Strappe, Maurice Stambaugh, Gerald Eccles, Noel Myers, Dale Patton, john Wilson. OFFICERS Co-presidents ---- Karen Kleen Richard Coon Secretary-Treasurer - Judy Purcell Reporter -------- Carol Smith November I0 the sophomores had an all-school party, refreshments were served, a program was given and everyone had lots of fun. The main way of making money was a coat-check business at the basketball games. ln january about thirty sophomores held a free-for-all party that ended with sled riding. Hot chocolate and cookies were served to all. The sophomore biology class held a bakesale to raise money for an armadillo. The armadil o died and as a result the class has money to donate to the 56 junior class. The biology class also took an all day trip to Chicago to the Field Museum and Brookfiled Zoo on May 7, 1955. Mr. Cady sponsored the trip, and Bob Cox drove the bus. Everyone enjoyed themselves. X gs fxlf I x 1, I 'Q W 1 ' 7 -59' ' e . .M ' I f Qi 'f X' '- 4, xg f 1 - ff - lla In ,ilu ,A rl ' if ' W . L wb: , JN! N Xxfx N

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Freshmen L V959 S0 ilAUNi1'Y tm is as as Q 9' 97:-QQ . SQ FRONT ROW: Letitia Steer, Jackie Martin, Patty Patterson, Nancy Glenn, Patty Boyce, Maxine Rabinson, Janice Mercer, Eileen Wagner, Mary Ann Emry, Mary Alice Bourgoin, Phyllis Coykendoll, Sandra Toley, Sandra Pillman, Tyronne Henderson, Terry Ryan, Pat McKintyre, Bill Dawson, James Sherlock. SECOND ROW: Mary Ruth Dikeman, Donna Swindler, Gloria Swanson, Mary Ellen George, Judy McCoy, Judy Lair, Marilyn Schwartz, Judy Duggins, Kate Bain, Evelyn Broadfield, Jackie Miles, Sandra Fincham, Kay Windish, Barbara Harris, Bruce Howard, Randall Robinson, Gerold Snider. THIRD ROW: Vernon Hauk, Jim Fruit, Jimmy Dawson, Jack Trowbridge, Wayne Dalton, Phillip Simpson, Glenn Moody, Dick Whitney, Tom Jones, Henry Lowrence, Charles Champman, Lester Endres, Jack Jordan, Duane Runyon, Herlad David, Ronald Sollenberger, Donald Hogne, Elton Gravitt, Jim Groper. 15 'x - ,- J: JN- ,T gi, X, kv gg 'Sl f K 4 , 1 , Q is I 'g A ' In September of 1953, fifty-four green freshmen started their years at the school in which they will occupy for the next three years. Officers were Tom Jones, President: Jackie Miles, Vice-President: Letitia Steer, Secretary: Jim Fruit, Treasurer: Eileen Wagner, Reporter.