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

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FAYE E. SNELSON Faye with her happy smile stole our hearts long ago and we don’t suppose, we’ll ever get them back! “A blythe heart and a blooming visage.” ROBERT TULL DURR This blond giant of the golden “pomp’ is one of our dependable boys—never been known to get in a hurry. “It is excellent to have a giant’s strength.” GARNET GENEVIEVE FLEENER We wouldn’t have believed it of her, but she seems to have completely “vamped” a certain dark-eyed Freshman. “Sparkling eyes with mischief brewing.” JAMES OVERSHINER SEELEY Roosevelt Club. In his brilliancy in History, Jimmie makes up for the lack of it in Physics lab., where we all meet our Waterloo. “An affable and courteous gentleman.” JESSIE MADGE MOCK Girls’ Glee Club. We all like this h ppy-go-lucky maiden with the deep blue eyes and soft brown hair. “A heart with room for every joy.”

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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.”

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MARIE ELIZABETH FAHERTY Crescent Staff. Far be it from us to boast, but we defy anyone to find a dearer jollier girl than our Marie. “A wild rose blushin’ to the brook ain’t Modester nor sweeter.” VIRGIL GORDON GREEN Crescent Staff, Class Play, Football, Basketball, Boys’ Glee Club. Virgil has proven himself quite a man of affairs not only as business manager of Crescent, but also as an efficient stage manager. “None but himself can be his parallel.” GERTRUDE E. KLEIN Not that she likes us less, but that she likes someone else more. Sh! we think his name’s Jim. “Divinely tall and most divinely fair.” CLIFFORD HANSBERRY Roosevelt Club. Here’s Cliff, who possesses a “gift of gab” and a way with the teachers—some of ’em! “A man of many words.” IRENE I. JENNER Dear little ’Rome almost forces us to believe in perpetual motion. She’s concentrated cheerfulness. “A laughing face; tfresh-hued and fair.”