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

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MARY BROADBENT Ass’t editor-in-Chief of Crescent. Class Play. Mere words cannot express our admiration for Mary, the truest of all friends and the dearest of all classmates. “Wearing all that weight of learning Gently like a flower.” NEWELL MEREDITH TWIFORD Boys’ Glee Club. Star in Latin, history and Physics. My but we’re proud of you Meredith! “In aspect manly, grave, and sage.” HELEN RUTH BAKER Our fair Helen and Dorothy have developed a sudden mutual interest. As we know “There’s a reason.” “Her blue eyes sought the west afar “For lovers love the evening star.” JOHN LYST John likes to study and we don’t blame him, for we wish that we did—and so does the Faculty! “Stupid Mr. Cupid never called on me.” . f i MARGARET ELLEN MILLER Crescent Staff, Class Play. Isn’t it queer how important to our class one tiny girl can be? Our Queen of Hearts. “It’s the song you sing and the smile you wear That makes the sunshine everywhere.”

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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.”

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LEONA FLORENCE NUDING Crescent Staff. “Pat’s serene loveliness seems to have completely enchanted a certain classmate. “No wonder that eye is so richly resplendent, For your heart is a rose and your soul a star.” BEHAROLD ARMSTRONG Editor-in-Chief of Crescent, Class Play, Boys’ Glee Club. If you want a thint? done and that done well! See Bee,—even when it comes to acting a Bishop! “Nowhere so busy a man as he there was And yet he seemed busier than he was.” RUTH LOUISE WERTZBERGEll Crescent Staff. “Sis is a charming brunette. Ever hear of the Garage? But thereby hangs another tale. “Thy smiles become thee well.” FRED BOOTH BEESON Crescent Staff, Class Play, Basketball, Football. This debonair Fred is a bally favorite, “dontcher-know”—especially with the ladies. Ahem! “With joyous freedom in his mirth And candor in his speech.” LUCILLE ANTLE Girls’ Glee Club. Dainty Lucille has the colouring of a Dresden China Shepherdess and a wonderfully sweet disposition. “As meek and pure as doves thou art, or beings of the skies.”