The third volume of Gold and Black is dedicated to the Future Elma High; a school greater in student body; greater in facilities of work; and greater in service. Such a school is made possible by the people of Elma who have given generous support; by the careful planning of the administration; and by the ever changing but forever loyal student body. To all these influences, which advance the Greater Elma High to such a realization, the 1936 Gold and Black is dedicated. 

We, the Annual Staff of 1936, wish to thank your Faculty -- especially our sponsor Mr. Brandmill, our typing instructor, Miss Miller and her typing class, our photographer, Mrs. Brandmill, our annual cartoonist, Marjorie Carter, the business men and the people of the community who have helped to make our school, and
this annual a success.