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

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It looks llke the speaker for today has arrrved from the exc1tement on the floor Yes there lS Senator Runyon and hrs campaign manager the ex mayor of Oak H111 Vernon Hauk Whlle Senator Runyon 1S gettlng prepared Let1t1a Steer the a1rl1ne hostess on hrs plane w1ll pass out campargn buttons There are qulte a few people rushlng ln hoplng they aren t late Among them are Wayne Dalton manufacturer of Dalton s Elevator Shoes for Short People and Judy Dugglns who slngs the lyrlcs to the Irff Peanut Butter televlsion commerclals lack Trowbrldge drlvlng lnstructor for Peorla h1gh schools Just brought us a letter from Glenn Moody It seems that Glenn can t be present today because he 15 stlll hard at work trymg to dlsprove the fact that what goes up must come down He IS an Endres man and he wrshes Lester the best of luck 1n hrs campalgn and the electlon Here comes Elvls Presley s prrvate secretary Iack1e Martln and Pat Patterson owner of the Elmwood GAZETTE Followlng them ln 1S Ilm Sherlock who 15 a ferry boat operator on Klckapoo Creek It looks lrke transporatlon across that waterway wlll be stopped for a whlle Phrl Slmpson and Don Hogue Just walked past Ph11 has recently announced that he has taken over the ownershlp of the Penny Super Market It seems that Don has lnvented a new type of automobrle the Hogueshwagon' Speclal feature of th1s car lS man power rather than the outdated gasollne englne Among the last to BITIVG are Sandra Fmcham and Iudy La.1r Sandy 15 a food taster at one of the large cannlng and packlng houses 1n Chlcago and Iudy has recently won the Olymplc tltle 1n women s sports for the U S A And now as the crowd grows qulet Senator Runyon shuffles h1s papers smxles fondly at hls former classmates and beglns h1s campaign speech I ' I -. I . I I I o . . . . I o I . I I I 1 I I I . . o 0 I Q . I . . . I I I 0 I 1 Q . n . II I . . . , f . 4 I I 1 0 4 I I I I a

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K ARCHIBALD E AUSTIN B BOOK L BOURGOIN D BOWEN A CLOUSE P CUNNINGHAM G CUSACK R CUSACK S CU X 'l K ' . T, . I - -f ,gfxtifx ! I 5' 'ig V u ,- ,Q J ,Y JEFF MCKINTY Treasurer ROBERT WHXTNEY Secretary DAVID INSKEEP RANDY SNIDER President Vice-President Class of l959 On August Z9 of 1955 slxty nlne freshmen the largest class ever to enter E C H S attended thelr flrst day of school At our flrst class meetlng of the year we elected Mary Miles Presldent Randy Snider V1ce Presldent Bob Whitney Secretary Treasurer and Mary Lou Endres Reporter Class advlsors were Miss lean Rlsen and Mr Rolland Cady On August 28 sixty six returned as sophomores At our initlal meetlng ln September we elected offlcers They were Mary Mlles Presldent Bob Whitney Secretary Louise Bourgoln Treasurer and Carolyn Sparks, Reporter We entered a float 1n the Homecomlng Parade w1th the theme Defeat to Galva and recelved honorable mention for lt Our other activitles included a scrap drlve a Bob Hop and a roller skating party at the Grand Roller Rink 1n Galesburg Our sponsors thls year were Mrs Clara McCra1th and Mr Gene Hamrnan Sixty one students enrolled ln the junior class on August 27 1957 To begln the year class off1cers were elected under the supervislon of Mrs Ruth Monroe and Mr Walter Murphy Not long after school was in full progress, the juniors received their class rings which they had ordered the precedlng year The next blg event was the Homecoming The junior float Skunk em received second place We were all saddened by the accident whlch took Nancy W1ll1ElmS one of our classmates ln November of 1957 We are very anxlously lookmg for ward to our senior year whlch we hope will be as much fun and as successful as our junior year 63 3 .pb 'E 1: as 5 5 :- U cn 3 IN? 10 E' :nfl Lib Q 4 L ' . ,, i 1 : u 5 A' 5 - ' K .5 , 'A' ' 4 ' 'if' 5 ' , - . S4 gg - I as , . - . . V . Q Q sig.. Q ' 44: ' N I ' . . .. I ' . . I sw n . ' : ' . fl, , X I 5 .. N WN. , - - . . 5' L '1 Q' f Y' 2 f . .N ' N ,J , ' 1 f r 9 'I L' - . ' ' K' ' U f - . 4 . Q , . K: . . 5. 0 X, - ' 0 . ' 1' 2' ' ' ' I x Q ' I' l, 'T -.-e'f CAREY CHAPMAN