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

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T II B CRES C E N T, 1 9 2 2 2.9 “Kurtzy —-RALPH KURTZ Rarely seen, seldom heard, but always near when called on. “Paddy —AUDREY PADDOCK Glee Club. She mingles her musical voice and exquisite manners with thoughts of a good time, and she acts as well as thinks. “Lu”—ELIZABETH RUNYAN Annual Staff, Class Play, Class Secretary. Her charming personality is inexpressible. ‘It’s nice to he natural when you’re naturally nice.” “WALDO DARROW Glee Club, Class Play, President. He was the person who starred most at the Reception. “An affable and courteous gentleman.” “MARY COTTON Staff. She has the attributes of Titian and Garr Williams. “The star of an unconquered will rising in her breast.” Fred —DOROTHY FREDERICKSON A pretty blonde who can ptudy when she wants to, though she seldom ever wants to! But she can write perfect history papers. “Reedy”—RAYMOND REED Glee Club. Class Play, Debating Club, Annual Staff. An unbroken reed here stands excited by the breeze. “Edie —EDITH BERTRAM Class Play, Dramatic Club. “She's pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on.” “Betty”—RUTH WAYMIRE Her playful blushes often speak for the modest mind. “Life hath its regal nature yet—true, tender, brave and sweet.” “Tubby —CEDRIC TUBBS Trudging care must run a long way to overtake Cedric; even Physics, Chemistry, or any other form of mental torture have no terrors for him.

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T H B CRESCENT, 1922 31 “Fat”—LENORE NAUM ANN Glee Club. “The rare and radiant maiden whom the angels named Lenore. “Weggee”—HELEN PUGH Helen, with her curly hair and dimples. is one of the most likable and dignified of all our girls. “To see her is to love her.” “Handy”—HANLY LANE Glee Club. “A likeable man who, when he hasn’t ten minutes to spare, goes and helps someone who has.” “Walt”—WALTER ALLEN Debating Club. “Polite and courteous and never sad, is this diligent senior lad.” “IDA” HUNTER A beautiful and happy girl, with steps as soft as summer air. “Al”—ALBERT CLARK “When you’re down in the mouth remember Jonah—he came out all right.” “CLEO” CHENOWEITH “Happy am I and from care I’m free Why aren’t they all content like me?” “CLYDE” EVANS String Quartette, Orchestra. He fiddles his time away, but he fiddles well. BYRON FAUST “Fausty” is graduating this year although he has not been with us a great deal. So the father was called “Mayor” And his son, the “Mayor’s son.”