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

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16 T II E C RESCENT, 19 23 ROBERT WITTKAMPER Boys’ Glee Club. Yell Leader. Dramatic Club. Bobby is a singer Bobby is a clown Bobby leads us in our yells And does the job up brown. MILDRED SIGLER Mildred says to teaching She thinks she’ll give her life But from present indications She’ll be a farmer’s wife. VERN SHINN Football. Track. “Shinny” likes girls who are little And he prefers bobbed locks He shines at track and football For he doesn’t mind the knocks. LUCILE GREENWALT. Girls’ Glee Club. Annual Staff. Oh, for her talent in music And art also as you’ve seen And when it comes to swimming She certainly is a queen. VON EAST. Football. Basket Ball. Track. He knows a lot, and in athletics He’s an all around man Of course with Easty on a team Every girl would be a fan. LINCOLN JOHNS Fooball. Basket Ball. “Link” goes after bacon Perhaps a few hugs too He says that one can never tell What a rabbit’s foot may do.

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TH E CRESCENT, 1923 15 FREDERIC DARTING Fritz is somewhat of a flirt And drives the nicest car And lie has the looks you know To make him popular. MARTHA DeHORITY Class Play. Dramatic Club. Mary, Mary. Quite contrary With her southern drawl Always has a crowd of men At her heck and call. ROBERT BLUME Football. Dramatic Club. Boys’ Glee Club, (’lass Play. “Hick has a beautiful voice From acting he gets much joy He plays football and is handsome Too much for just one boy. BESSIE McGEE You always hear her voice Before you see her face To her lessons are neglected Her rouge is always in place. LEO FETTIG Class Play. Dramatic Club. Dear old Daddy Long Legs We’ve fallen in love with you Even tho to our song bird You’ve given your love so true. MARTHA TIPTON Very sweet and quiet And rather demure What her career will he We cannot be sure.

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T II E C R ESC E N T , 1 ) 2 3 37 VICTOR DALE SERIGHT Football. The funny man in our class, Excels in selling pictures Rut when he works in chemistry He makes the strangest mixtures. VIOLET ANDERSON The girls are somewhat jealous Of this pretty girl Rut then of course she got him first That very handsome Verle. ORLO SHAW “O Pshaw” is an important one In that very jolly gang Of which just one is never seen So tightly together they hang. RALPH DOERMAN A history star and speaker With hair that really curls Miss Cox thinks he is just it And so do freshie girls. RORERT ASH Football. Basket Rail. Track. In football, track and basketball A star in him we find We thought he was afraid of girls But we’ve had to change our mind. BEULAH COURTNEY Dramatic Club. Class Play. The sweteest of girls So modest and shy But all the men fight For a glance from her eye.