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

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Mr. Huff Mr. Huff, our principal, under whose watchful eye the school carries on its work, is a most efficient man. We all, especially the Seniors, have much to thank him for. It was he to whom went as Freshmen to get set back on the right track. lie has guided us through the ensuin' years of our High School life. May his fine leadership, an good work continue! Mr. Smith Mr. Smith, our beloved and popular superintendent, enjoys to see other people happy. No school event is complete without him. We wish that he could be with us more. By his untirin' work he has made Elwood High one of the best schools in Indiana. We hope that we may en joy his presence here for man; more happy years. Page Fifteen

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“School is out,” the laddie cried; “No more of books for me!” “I’ve graduated,” said the youth, “And taken my degree.” When looking backward two-score, he said, “Experience cost me dear.” But what was once a mystery dark, “Seemed now to him quite clear.” The old man said. “There’s much to learn.” When age had touched his brow. “Tf lifp vvere tnine to live asrain, I’d know much better how.” For all of Life is but a book And school days never o’er. We turn the pages day by day And over lessons pore. Some pages show a picture fair. Aligbt with goodly pleasure— Wpl.oarned sn»p«ss. sweet victories won, Or blessings without measure. And then a page is stained with tears As failure meets our gaze. For we have e’er a Teacher wise, Who leads in devious ways. We sometimes break the bidden law. Then smart ’neatli chastening rod. We seem so wise, we fain would walk Without the help of God. But they who live in simple faith And eon their lessons well. Will strive to learn from all they see, And all with whom they dwell. And when at last the book is closed. And lessons all are learned, They’ll hear the Teacher say, “Well done.” And take the prize they’ve earned. —Lena M. Foote. Page Sixteen