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

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ELSIE MAE MORGAN Our droll, rollicking Elsie is another member of that Famous Quartet, and is Lily’s big sister. “There is so much wit and mirth about thee There is no living with thee or without thee.” EUGENE E. HALDERMAN Roosevelt Club. Gene is a sincere likeable chap, who seems very interested in a certain classmate. One of the finest. “Firm was his step, erect his head.” LILY EVELYN MORGAN Dear Lily has brightened the monotony of many a class room and revived us with her spontaneous giggle. “She cannot refiain from an excess of laughter.” BYRON FAUST “Ikey” is always busy; when he isn’t thinking up some new mischief he is considering how to get out of the consequences of some former misdeed. “It is better to be happy than wise.” RUTH ELISE VVERSHING Ruth seems to have had considerable difficulty in persuading her teachers to pass her. It is our wish that she may prosper in her later life. “Ambition is a (previous fault.”

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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.”

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GLADYS LEONA WANN “Gladys” is another one of our country lassies and a loyal member of our class. “She has gold and pearls for her dower; the gold is on her head and the pearls in her mouth.” VERNA GLASCODINE PHILLIPS “Vernie” is a dear friend whose report card is always well sprinkled with E’s. “She bears a mind that envy could not but call fair.” LOUISE DONNA COX A “peaches-and-cream” complexion, blue eyes and soft dark hair,—what more could one wish? “She’s all my fancy painted her.” MARTHA GLORINE YOHE We have a tendency to look upon Martha in awe, for she’s been a school teacher, and has lived in Canada, too. “For she is wise, if I can judge of her.” DOROTHY HELENA CLYDE Her teachers all think Dorothy is quiet and reserved, but we classmates all know what a happy, jolly friend she is. “To be slow' in w'ords is a woman’s vir- tue.”