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

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THE CRESCENT, 1922

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T II E C R E S C E N T, 1 9 2 2 25 Red 4—DONALD BROWN Glee Club, Class Play, Debating Club. Annual Staff. “Let the howlers howl, and the growlers growl and all the gew-gaws go it; Behind the night there is plenty of light for things are all right—and ! know it.” “RUTH” CRAMER Her eyes are stars of the twilight fair. Like twilight too, her dusky hair. •Dutch’—SARA HETTMANSPERGER Staff. Vice President. Brilliant, happy and gay. Dear to the hearts of all yet earest to the heart of one. “Ray”—RAYMOND WIMER String Quartette, Glee Club. A tailor’s son should know how to dress—so he does. Is that Stradivar-ius coming down the hall? VIOLET HALL Glee Club, String Quartette, Orchestra. The cares of the day, old moralists say. Are quite enough to perplex one Then drive today’s sorrow away ‘till tomorrow And then put it off ’till the next one.” Herch”—HERSCHEL MOORE Class Play, Annual Staff. If there is anything in that adage, “Laugh and grow fat Hersh ought to he a second Howard Taft. “Bonnie”—LAVON JARRETT “She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies; And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect Avery”—BYRON AVERY Class Play, Glee Club, Debating Club, Dramatic Club. A clear thinker, a good worker, and a profound student of argument. Tis well that street cars still stop at Orestes. and her eyes. Sis —NINA STURBOIS Staff. “As pure as a pearl and as perfect; a noble and innocent girl.” Carol —CAROLYN WISE Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Class Play, Annual Staff. Peace, contentment, refinement, ant knowledge are herein epitomized.

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THE CRESCENT, 1922 27 M inetta”—MIN X1E M OR ELOC K “Oh lady, there be many things That seem right fair below, above, »tc.” “Jane”- MARY JANE DeHORITY Class Play. A favorite among her friends, with a wonderful art for decorating. Mary Jane was property manager for “Mary Jane’s Pa.”—very fitting indeed. “Betina —BERTHA WAYNER “Be good, and you'll be happy; But you’ll miss a lot of fun.” “Jess”—JESSIE SWAIM Orchestra. “The more serious a man is the more he knows the value of a smile.” “Rit”—IREDELL WRIGHT There are at least some well-disposed men in the world. “Rit” has more than his share of important ancestors “Spuds”-MAUDE WINN A delightful personality enhanced by the attributes of a truly sweet lady. Maude has endeared herself to all our hearts. Wlidg” MILDRED DAUGHERTY Staff. “Oh less, less bright The stars of night Than the eyes of this radiant girl.” “Jack”—JUNE BAUNER Staff, Class Play, Dramatic Club. To this vivacious classmate, joy and jests have brought their very best. A care-free friend to all. “Happy”—GLADYS LEWIS “She was a phantom of delight when first she gleamed upon my sight.” “ED” ROGERS Football. Our optimist, Ed meets all situations, trying or otherwise, with refreshing good humor. He may always be seen somewhere with his constant companion.