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

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MILDRED HALLEY GALLOWAY Crescent Staff. Class Play. Our Class Editor, at loss to say anything nice concerning herself pleads: “O wad some pow’r the giftie gae us To see ourselves as others see us.” DONALD MAHONEY Football, Class Play. To have grinned his way thru H. S. and to have had the role of “Dick” in the Class Play, are among his most notable achievements. “Self-possession is the back bone of authority.” NELLIE MAE REED Here is a quaint droll lass with blue eyes and an enormous amount of curly auburn hair. “She is never wrong.” SHIRLEY JOHN BLAKE Football (Captain), Basketball, Crescent Staff. Boys’ Glee Club. Behold our young Irishman, class athlete. Truly we are proud of you, Shirley. “They grow wild, simply wild over me.” MAYBELLE MAURINE SLICK .... Orchestra. Maurine is a talented young lady, especially in art, and possess a voice of no little merit. “I know she taketh most delight in music.”

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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.”

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LOUISE ESTELLA CLARK Louise, we don’t know what we or George would have done without your sunny face and laughter. “Relieve me, if all those endearing young charms” etc. HERBERT CHARLES BLUME Football, Crescent Staff, Class Play. Football Hero, sincere friend and jolly good follow. He displayed remarkable ability in “Nothing but the Truth.” “Oh, sleep, gentle sleep, Nature’s sweet nurse.” MARTHA REBECCA CULLIPHER Class Play. As true blue as her eyes is the heart of our dear Martha. “You have a natural wise sincerity, a simple truthfulness.” FRED L. BOYDEN Orchestra. Fred can really make brilliant recitations when he studies—but he seldom studies. But you should hear him play! “As merry as the day is long.” EVANGELINE NEWKIRK Class Play. Chic, daring “Vange” who has never permitted good times to interfere with her lessons. “In colors gayer than the morning mist.”