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I??? Bob Skidniore, Stewart CrokehCu- {an Pasqnezi. Heetor-Miehe1a,9mark Della Yule, Paul Paulsen, Dick Pett, Julio Goffo. . The following boys that will prob. ably be on the team this "" and next are: _ There' are only a few of the experi- eneed players left. But We hope that they will bring out as good 1 show- ing " the graduates did. LouiiWaite came tom California, Helen -Goidstiert from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and _Dorothy Harrison from Fentwater, Michigan. Severnl others came from Highwood, Glenede, Wilmette, and Immaculate Conception School. Alex Howard,.Alexandrth Johnson, and Barbara Smith who ’left V Elm Place when in seventh grade also be- long to this class of graduates. BEST FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, PLAYERS GRADUATE r The graduating class of this June is taking many of our best baskets ball, baseball, and football players. Out of . the fifty-seven to graduate this June the fpllowing are'the only ones left of the original glass: Carola Kellner, Anne JHoroney, Marian Thor- son, Suzanne Traub, Constance Yena, Alida 2imei, Mafian Bard, Doris and Karl Hansen, Ruth Larson and Caro- line Schemmel. . . All the way from second to eighth grade. other _ pupils were acquired, either from othér schools 'or front other grades. _ ' . T 8A CLASS HISTORY ELM PLACE SCHOOL GRADUATES OF 1929 Grammar SchbolActririties We, the class of June, 1929, Elm Place School, Highland Park, Illinois, do hcreby will the honorable title of EIGHT A to be the future EIGHT Air. To the 88's, we will workbooks and the English exercise books. Answers not guaranteed to be right. Also the music books. (Pictures are for en- tertainment.) ‘. 'To George Ralph and Billy Laurie, we will ' pair of stilts, so they may become better acquainted with the part of the room occupied by the other pupils. _ . _ To-“pr Greenwald, we will tV bat, tle of' shoe polish, because -we think he spends tourmuch money on it. To the occupants of Miss Grune- wald's room, we. will the mirror it} the cloakroom. We warn you not to break it," as it Will bring you seven years bad. luck. __ » To' future. 8A’s vie will the honor nf_givipg 'tys Christmas play. To the 8B's we' offer some advice, MIND the teachers, smile at them, no matter how yru feel, and DON'T chew cum in the presence of Miss Grunewald and Wir liken. To the janitdrs, We will wads of gum under chairs and desks. BRING US YOUR *LAUNDRY AND CALL FOR IT; YOU WILL SAVE 20%, V RELIABLE LAUNDRY ' DRY CLEANING COMPANY 618 N. Green [by ltd. tttttMind Pk. THE LAST WILL OF THE ‘sA CLASS' TR! Pill! After a while .when everybody had worked up a good appetite and were called to get 'their lunch boxes,, the way they came was a surprise. The 8A'si had seen the bitt lunch boxes and knewwhat 1ras-eomimr.--- The big lunches that the 8B’s had inside up consisted of fruit, eggs, pickels, gond- wiehep, cake, and ice cream. All this began to, disappear. After the lunch, a few more games were played. Then they went home, a tired but happy crowd. CLASS PICNIC GIVEN IN SUNSET .PARK FOR 8A’s The 8B’s gave the 8A's their an- nual class picnic; June 7th, at Sun- set Park. At the picnic grounds balls and bats were taken out and a baseball game started. The 8BI'a and the 8AI's play"ed against the gB2rs and the 8A2's. The winners formed a circle and cheered the los- ers. " Marty exciting games were played', suclraty leap fiog, relay rac- ing; and just plain racing. _" BASKETBALL, TROPHY WON _ BY ELM PLACE 1turN'rfrr The Elm Place basketball team won a victory over Oak Terrace for the first time in some years, thereby win- ning the trophy given-by Coach Peel. Our bogs showed that they could play basketball for Elm Plue. The team was especially co-opera- tive and obedient to Mr. Leech’l coaching. They came out to prac- tice every day and plgyed genes ber. tween themselves. hi a reward for their efforts they received“: silver cup. C By George Coot“. rAmerietr/-', l Hunting Song Bucaloss: A Morning Gallop 1--Saint-Spens ' . Boys’ Chorus In the evening the graduation ex~ erciaes will be held in the school audi, torium. The class otdifts-mnien, with Clifton Franklin as president, will receive their diplomas from Mr. George E. Bliss, president of thr board of education. The program follOws: Salutation ----..-u--: Kings of Kings I.,...., Chorus Ihvocation . Glorious Forever White Buttertiles Cradle Song _...- School will close tomorrow, June 14, for the summer. In the morning: at nine o'cloek will occur the nmtua! parade of the colors, and the raising of the tutrr, on the the stud. This wil be followea'by an WitBNtt- bly which will end the exercises fot the dny. ' . Girls' Chorus Address ................Prof. Wm. I. Bailey Alma Mater ---L-c--cuntstanee. Presentation of I?iplomas--- ELM PLACE SCHOOL After marching down the street for two blocks, the _pupils return to the school-grounds and there have a tangling zitr-mstr, march through the grounds with the band heating time. At length this march ends with every- one-gathered- around, the Elm Place fue pole. Then all the ftatrs which made the history of our country, are displayed on the pole, Old Glory be- ing the largest and the last. _ _ HOLD ANNUAL FLAG The ankuit fhitr day exercises will be held tomorrow, June 14, on the school grounds, at _.nine o'ploek. Flag Day has/always been a red letter day in the-history of Elm Place School. Every year on this day, the pupils parade down the street carry- ing many flags ”of different" kinds. Until this year, Elm Place has had to call in the band from the High SchooVbttt this year she has a band of her bwn, larger and better than it-ever, has been before, which with the help of the Lincoln School Band will accompany us tomorrow. A _ The championship of the baseball league eontsistintrof six schools along the North Shore was won by Elm Place. The league was formed by Coach Peel for the purpose of arous- ing the interest of the Grammar school boys in sports. The South section consisting of Ravinia turl Deerfield forfeited their games to Elrv Place beeamse'Deerfle1d had no team and Ravinia thought ft was not equal to play with us. Elm Place had morv practice than Ravinia. We got ou' practice with the High School Fresh men. Oak Terrace‘ won the North section. 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