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

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5535 4- 4- 4- 4- 4-P -4- if THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman class of l928-29, numbering sixty-four, is the largest Freshman class in the history of E.. U. H. S. With all our members, the Sophomores made us feel rather insignificant-with the nipples around our necks. The Freshies, who rebelled, were given an opportunity of enter- taining the students in assembly by reciting nursery rhymes and singing lheir favorite songs. ln November, the Freshies gave their tormentors, the Sophs., a real party. The school idea was carried out. Spelling matches, a football game, and even classes were sources of amusement. Later in the year, the class enjoyed a swimming party at Glen lvy. Our class, large in number, never showed itself lacking in quality. When 552 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- - 4- gg 117...

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it 'Q'.'7+ 4- 4- fa- 4- Elf Sophomore Class--Continued weight basket ball team: William Massey was the black demon in football: Bill Colley represented the class in track. In music, Cecilia Dietrich was school pianist. What would the school have done without the Lacoste-Brown danc- ing team? ln the spelling contest Louise Lacoste and Hazel Tilley were two of the ten who represented E.. U. H. S. in the county match. The officers of the class are as follows: William Colley ...... ......... P resident Eleanora Wright ....... .... , ...Vice President Loreita Brown ...... ......... T reasurer Marjorie Keck ..... ...... S ecretary gg 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- :gg -..l5-

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N -4- 4 4- 4- 4- '44 4- if Freshman Class---Continued you take note of the members on the athletic teams, the scholarship society and list of contestants, etc., the Freshies are always represented. Mr. Colley was our class sponsor. The officers were as follows: President .......... ......... ............... O l ga Parizek Vice President ........ ..,..... W alter Mills S ecre tary .......... ........ S ylvia Sykes Treasurer ...... Jeanne Rush L5. . gg 4L 8 .-:- 4- - 4- gg ...1 - '