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

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3A Class History TIIE brilliant and accomplished doss known as the 3 A's entered High School in September, 1!)17. These youngsters were very excited and curious as they entered the building in which they were to spend four years of joyous labor. It went very hard for this bunch to be called “Freshies” and to be laughed at for their mistakes, but as this fear wore oil' they began to enjoy high school work. Many through their diligence, made the Honor Roll. The most enjoyable time of the 1A year was their picnic held on the last day of school, in a woods near Orestes. After a vacation of three short months they returned to E. H. S. as Sophomores with the intention of having a year of fun and frolic. A class meeting was held at the beginning of the year for the purpose of organizing the class. Mary Broadbent President Fred Beeson Vice President Virgil Green Secretary-Treasurer Colors Old Rose and Silver Flower Lily of the Valley Motto “Mutual Help Gives Strength” Several class meetings were held which terminated with the exciting announcements on the Assembly room boards: “All 2B’s who ai'e going to the class party Friday night at the home of Irene Jenner, pay Carrie Frye before Thursday evening.” A large crowd went and all had a splendid time. Other very successful parties were held at the home of Mary Broadbent and Gladys Wann. Pape Twenty-eight

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Lower Classmen P MV O.l

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At the end of summer the class of '21 began its third year. The new officers for the year were: Archie Lewis President Margaret Miller Vice President Edna McGee Secretary-Treasurer The first Junior Class Party was held at the home of Fred Beeson. This was followed by the Hallowe’en party at Leona Nuding’s, and later by a party in the H. S- gymnasium. All were very successful. The Junior Basket Ball team, which is made up of 3A’s, won the school championship. The class was well represented on the varsity basket ball and football squads. To celebrate the winning of the inter-class basketball tournament and to show their appreciation of tlie varsity squad’s fight in the district tournament, the 3A's joined with the .ill's and royally entertained tin two teams in the “gym” on March 26th. The class is looking forward to the time when they will be called Seniors, with great hopes that that year will be as successful in every way as the three preceding years have been. 3B Class History TIIE mid-year class entered high school in January, 1918, with customary vigor and “pep.” They applied themselves to Study making a good impression on the teachers, until the end of the term, when as a tit-ting close they celebrated with a picnic, their first social event. A year later the class held a meeting for purpose of organization, electing Joseph Cotton as president. Miss Gladys Lewis entertained the members at her home, the event being well attended in spite of the storm. Everyone can testify that it was enjoyed to the full. A party was next given at Miss Mary Jane Dellority’s, where the committees spread themselves to the utmost in a successful effort for a jolly good time. The class picnic was next in order and no effort was spared to make this worthy of remembrance for each one, as it truly was. A meeting was called promptly at the beginning of tlie fall term, when Raymond Wimer, the well-chosen executive, was elected. A Hallowe’en party was arranged and on the night set, figures in weird and varied array presented themselves o nthe doorstep of Clifford Robbins’ home where ghosts were ready to give a welcome to all comers. The guessing was soon started and after the unmasking each one entered the fortune teller’s booth where future events were revealed. Games, music and all sorts of stunts were carried out and old King Jollity held sway. During the winter a bob-sled party was formed and song and gayety made one forget the wind which nipped the cheeks. The New Year started off right with a “box” social. The boxes were sold at the end of the evening and the feed was spread on the table. The class is small but it is agreed that in this ease af least, it is quality and not quantity that counts. CHOICE BITS OF LATIN TRANSLATIONS (1) “Cold fear ran through their spines.” (2) “Aenas shook his friend Ilioneus with his light hand, Serestus with his lift.” (3) “The statue leaped out of the ground.” (4) “If the name of Troy has reached, your cootie garages.” , (5) “Roomy rooms.” (cavae aedes). (6) (Multum frumentum) “Many grains.”' (7) “This seal, the imitation of your grandfather.” (8) l’ost proelium) “Behind the battle.” (9) “I see the eyes and ears of all turned toward me.” (10) “The gods will reward me according to my ‘deserts.’ ” (11) “They tried to ‘distinguish’ the fire with water.” (12 “Not yet has lie lost his mind.” (13 “Let the father omnipotent send me to the lower world as a thunderbolt ” Pape Twenty-nine