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

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585 4- 4- 4- 4- '4- 4- 55 junior Class---Continued er of the Annual, basketball and football player, Bob Hudson, a member of the football, basketball, and baseball teams. Leana lVlclVlath is another prom- inent Junior. She won a large silver loving cup at the Southern California Typing contest, by placing first in speed and accuracy, and also has many medals, certificates, etc., which she has won by her expert typing- The officers of the Junior Class are: President ........... ,,...., lVl ildred Hadsell Vice-President ..,... ,,,,,,, E velyn Emerson Secretary ......... ...,,. M arian Everett Treasurer.. ...... Bob Hudson gg: up 4- - if 4- .4- J- . 4- QQ --14--

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535 -:- -e- -:- fc- ' ef 4- Q26 THE JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class of E. U. H- S. is one of the largest in school, having 35 members. During the past year the juniors have been very busy raising money for the big event of the year-the junior-Senior banquet. They sponsored the first and third schaol dances, making a good profit. They put on a motion picture show at the Elsinore Theater, over fifty dollars being cleared. At the end of the first semester, more than enough money was in the Junior treasury for the banquet which they gave to the departing Seniors. This banquet was held at the lVlissi.m Inn in Riverside, which was quite a treat, and all the juniors and Seniors enjoyed dancing afterwards. This was proba- bly one of the best banquets ever given by a junior Class to a Senior Class. lVlany prominent pupils in school activities are in the junior Class, among them being Horace Parker, Jr., the president of the Boys' Federation, a football player, basketball player, and our representative in the Oratorical rrontestg Dorotha Cooley, Editor-in-Chief of the Annual, and a representative in the Declamation contestg Pat Ridley, the schaol yell-leader, business manag- 4- -e- -e- -:- -e- - 4- gi -13-

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55 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- Q6 .,, ,,-', THE S OPHOMORE CLASS On September seventeenth, forty three sophisticated Sophomores re- turned to E. U. H. S. On inspecting the green Freshies, the Sophs. discovered them to be unusually unruly. As a preventative against the development of insubordination in our little proteges, our class required that the Freshies use only the back entrances to the school buildings, leaving the front entrances to their betters. Nipples were provided for each and every Freshie. These measures were so successful that in only a short time our under- classmates grew sz: docile and humble that the Sophomores grew penitent and gave them a party. Very shortly, the Freshies invited the Sophs. to a real party. The Sophomore class has been Well represented in school activities. ln athletics, Harvey Freeman and Otto Gutkaes made up a part of the light- Q 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -4- We -15-