Elwood Community High School - Crescent Yearbook (Elwood, IN)

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EL WOOD HICH SCHOOL Page 2B DOROTHY RCMMEL “Dot” or “Giggles,” just as you please. A wonder on giving sympathy and help. EDISON SMITH Calcium is our “white elephant.” 11 is researches in Physics are far and wide? His def. in History are beyond understanding. And last but not least are his abilities as an electrician. ROY SIDYEY Another “Corn Fed Hoy.” Here we have a good student and a hard worker who will soon make the farmers look up ami take notice when he begins to bring corn to market. LAWRENCE STEELE is from distant farm lands. He goes to ( nrtisville in his “Henry” often and we can't tell why. lie oiten gets “stuck.” ThatVwhat makes him so sleepy in class.

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Page 24 THE CRESCENT ’17 LEMl'EL PRECIITEL Tin Marquis has a walk all his own and uses it to good advantage when he goes to see a certain girl living at Cedar Corner, lie's a pretty boy, don’t you think? RI TII PROUST Ruth we have one more proof that jolliness comes in small packages. She is always ready for a good time and can make you fe 1 like you are in a field of honey when she is near. LEAII PRICE Leah’s size may not account for her good nature. But her winsome acting in Ksmeraldt certainly accounts for her popularity. MABEL ROSE Mabel likes to play jokes on some one, especially a teacher. When she is near we always keep both eyes open. We fear for her hubby, for she is a little snappy.

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Page 26 THE CRESCENT ’17 DAVIE WARNER You can tell Davie by liix neat and cute looking clothes. The girls are always whispering about him, nbt sorry to say he won’t have anything to do with them. PAVLINA WILIIELM Paulina’s ability to wear pretty clothes and as art editor on the stall, connot be surpassed. A regular man-hater nevertheless, they come thick and fast. GEORGIA WILHELM Ob, George your good nature and pretty ways are the object of many a young man’s gaze. We hope you will be able to keep these attributes forever. CHARLOTTE E. W1LLKIE This is our editor in chief, foremost speaker and debater. As “Mrs. Rogers” she excels but as a chalTeur she is nix. She s •• ur; to have lots of troubles of her own. y