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

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 sjgs f r- k aPwlH LELA EVALENA SMITH Lela has been with us only two years, yet her dreamy eyes captivated us all. “Always happy, always gay, Always drive dull care away.” tP % f I y n HOLLACE TIPTON Boys’ Glee Club. Devoted to Fatimas (or maybe its Camels) . “Tippie” and “Freddie” are inseparable companions. “Sleek of hair and smooth of tongue.” © ALICE KEITH The ring leader of the Inseparable Quartet, with whom one can have “a peck of fun.” “Cheerful without mirth.” T » jfr f .. i | EARL HARRISON SKILLMAN A very unusual youth : doesn’t care much for girls, understands his lessons, and doesn’t talk all the time. “Strong, manly, true.” b k h 5 l HELEN MAE WITTKAMPER Crescent Staff. A very demure maiden whose cameo-like beauty speaks for itself. “The joy of youth and health her eyes display!” -

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t S5»jj »L , . DOROTHA COOLEY Girls’ Glee Club. This fair wanderer has returned and pleases us again with her beautiful voice. “She who has art has everywhere a part.” fig THELMA MAE VEST Crescent Staff, Class Play. This graceful little blonde has charmed us all with her pretty optimistic ways. Dear Toots! “Remember a smile is always worthwhile.” VIVIAN HANSBERRY Crescent Staff. What an extensive vocabulary she possesses and how truly her name applies! “Much I know, but to know all is my ambition.” •1 £jk jgH - |gfajl HK ( k ‘ wir VERA MARGUERITE WHITE Vera is a consistent student and often surprises us by the way she translates “ ir-gil” so freely. “Her outward charms are less than her winning gentleness.” MgR .» ,‘ Bi t f H r, L] EDYTH VIVIAN F’LEENER The phrase: “gentle and good and fair and kind” always reminds us of Edyth. “Beauty cost her nothing, her virtues were so rare.”

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THELMA HAISELUP Class Play A very pretty, greatly admired brunette who displayed unusual poise and dignity in “Nothing but the Truth.” “The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good.” IONE LENORE WHITEHEAD Just returned from a Paris model show; never a spot of dust, a hair out of place or a ruffled eyebrow. “Give me my Romeo.” MARY MARTHA SCOTT The peace of the dawn is personified in her face—never has she been known to get “riled” in class and “sas” the teachers! “To the pure all things are pure.” RAMONA JULIET HOUSER Crescent Staff. Here’s our splendid “Monie,” who seems never to have lost her interest in Fairies— especially brownies! “She is very energetic in what she undertakes.” MILDRED LOIS MORGAN Possessing the power of persuasive speech and very energetic in class affairs. “Fashioned so slenderly, young and so fair.”