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

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Page 24 E. H. S. CRESCENT 18 M ABEL HOPP ■ I loppy ” (usually) is all Smiles and full of life. Alas! What has caused her smile to fade Listen! Sheridan has left to become a 1 due-jacket. That’s the reason. (OKA IIOITZ She is another of our class who left E. II. S. at tin end ol the first semester. Her cheerfulness and good nature have won a place for her in the hearts of all the students. RUTH HOBBS c‘Ruthie!’ will always he remembered by Iter classmates as a jolly girl always ready for a good time. However her life was saddened some time ago when ‘‘Dutch” moved to Indianapolis, but, never mind Ruth, he’ll come hack some of these days.

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E. H. S. CRESCENT ’IS Page 23 HOWARD IIEKSITEY ‘ Ilershev ’’ is one of our town fnrmets. Hi lias taken a full course in agriculture and now can't remember how to harness a team. MERRILL HIATT ‘ Mike” is our ctTieient President of the Ecclcsia.” He has also served in that capacity for the class. From all indications he •'ill he a politician or a lawyer. Put we ha e Ins word for it that next winter he intends to teach sehool. We wish this experience to be a successful one. KENNETH (lORI)ON. ‘•Dutch” is not a Herman, despite his name. If you have any doubt as to this fact, just come up to Assembly Four and see Ids popularity among the Senior girls. RITI1K IHXKLE Not one vast smile, ’ but all smile nevertheless, and very winning, especially with country boys. We think she intended to teach at first, but that someone has persuaded her otherwise.

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E. H. S. CRESCENT '18 Page 25 doris firm) “I)o»ls is both tlie joy and despair of all tlu teaehers. With- nt her original expression in French, it Mould sure be a dull old lass. LIU IAN JOHN Lillian is noted for her eurls and large,towering hair ribbons. EDYTII K ARC 11 Kdyth is another of those who would rather be seen than heard. However, we are told that in Virgil she seemed more Milling to talk than elsewhere. DAISY JONES Poets sing of the modest daisy. Our Daisy is just as modest and unassuming. Just ask her the definition of “DeiL”