Elsinore Union High School - El Lago Yearbook (Wildomar, CA)

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111511: iilainnruu --1 that thar new fangled wagin. No siree, came from Farmer Jones, in a decided tone of voice, and this from Mandy: Oh, I would be plumb sceered to death it would get to going down-hill too fast Uhr Hirw Ilirnm And it came to pass that such a won- derful place existed-such as one often dreams about, tho time, weary time and yet not weary time rolls by, and still it is here. What? Where is it? Did I hear some one ask? Here it is and has been forever and shall be for ever when we are no more. Listen or rather look and yonder you shall see huge mountains, tufted high on whose barren brea-st the floating clouds do often rest. These mountains, which are cov- ered with hazel copses green, burst forth into sudden view at the first glimpse of morn, and hover above us all day long as if to protect us from some foe who wanders on the other side-but then at night these protect- ing mountains mysteriously disappear, all but a di-m outline. But most wonderful and grand of all is the beautiful clear blue water which spreads its wings at the feet of these baffling mountains. This clear and there isn't room enough anyway. Frank had a fine story to tell to the boys at college when he got back in his iFord, and laugh, I should say they did! EDITH KEITH. '21. the High Svrhnnl enchanting water is not only a lake but something in disguise which every morning as we ascend the hill, bids us good morrow differently than it did the morning before. During the day it will change and be calm or bright, peaceful, rough, serene, wild. tossing little waves against the pebbled shore- as if it was a child who had changed her dress and in joy was dancing and tossing her curls. And then as we have the lake and mountains to look about, we see trees- tall trees which nod and beck and stand perfectly erect as if they were some statue. All this we have for us each day. Dull would be the -soul who could pass by a sight so touching in majesty as this city, the beauty of the morning, then the rising sun beams fall- ing upon fields and orchards of fresh ripe fruit. Never did sun more beau- tifully shine on valley, rock and hill. MARTHA McSWAIN '19, . SENIORS Of all the classes in the school We seniors take the lead. We've done the work, and never shirked Nor lacked we in our trying. We've won a Rep, with lots of pep, Which still remains undying. We do not care and never dare, To spend a moment sighing. Our little band will always stand Our loyalty decrying. CLARA SLOSSON-'19.

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The Elainnrun iliigh Svrhnnl CEIPP Glluh Miss Mildred Long ...................... Director Mrs. Frary Mather Johnson ........ Pianist Bertram E. VValker ............,.,... President Hilda Armour .................. Vice President Elizabeth Nienke .... Secretary-Treasurer This year has been our first year of real Glee Club work, and although we have made no public appearance as yet, we are working to furnish part of the Commencement program. Next year promises to be the beginning of a new era of music in the Elsinore High School, and we hope we may then give some musical entertainment. A study has been made of three part music in form of folk songs and classi- cal choruses, including Oh, Italia, Be- loved, Safe in His Father's Arms and Fairy Waltz. In connection with the Glee Club work a class has been formed, under Miss Long's able super- vision, to meet once a week to study the rudiments of music and the lives of some of the most noted composers. One of the big events of the year was the Glee Club Masquerade Party given at the Lake Elsinore Grill on March 7, for the entire school. It is planned to make the Masquerade Party an annual event. Too much cannot be said of the splen- did work done by Miss Long and Mrs. Johnson, and We feel ourselves, indeed, fortunate to have secured such able in- structors. E. M. N. '20. .Unninr 58221 Glrnwa Every member of the Student Body became a member of the Junior Red Cross, and the High School received the charter issued by A. N. Wheelock. The committee chosen were: Gertrude Bloomfield, advisory Elizabeth Nienke, president, LaVerne Pearson, secretary: Ellis Fees, treasurer, and Carroll Wil- liams. In the old clothing drive this chap- ter was very successful. The drive was simplified by dividing the town into sec- tions, with two members of the com- mittee each having a section. With the aid of the Student Body the com- mittee was able to make a very satis- factory report. Elsinore's quota of sewing and knitting was filled before the given time. Elsinore Union High School is glad to have such a good record, and has en- joyed doing the Junior Red Cross work. LAVERNE PEARSON.