Wethersfield High School - Elm Yearbook (Wethersfield, CT)

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To MARGARET WALLACE in appreciation of her helpfulness and good judgement as our Class Adviser for three years- - The Class of ,27 dedicates this I-Elm .

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CFFICERS FOR THE CLASS OF 1927 QEOKE-v PRESIDENT . LAWRENCE HUBBARD VICE-PRESIDENT . ELEANOR BUCK SECRETARY . DOROTHY CARTER TREASURER ELTZABETI-I JENSEN rib f 'W X X L C M Ji

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Zlinretnnth HIS is the fifth publication of The Elm. Each year it has been improved and enlarged. We hope our readers will find that the fifth number has followed in the footsteps of its predecessors. The Literary and Joke Departments have been enlarged. This year also we have initiated a new type of advertisement in which each one tells its own story. That this has proved veryisuccessful is due to the untiring work of the heads of the Business Department, Winston Macdonough and Lawrence Hubbard. They deserve credit for their good work. I It has been suggested several times in the past that the school publish either a semi-annual or a monthly paper. We hope that this will be done next year, as it would undoubtedly be a success. We wish to thank the members of The Elm Board for their great assistance in bringing out The Ellllj especially Miss Clark and Miss Har- radon, our faculty advisers, without whose help and advice The Elm could not be published. Miss Appelbaum and her assistants have been a great help in type- writing all the Elm material. We wish them to know how much we appreciate it. Above all we thank the students of Wethersfield High School for their cooperation both in making up and in selling The Elm, and we wish the greatest success to The Elm of 1928. -The Editor.