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

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BENNETT LAMB Bee” is our wondrous hero And president of his class, He’s also very handsome What more could anyone ask ? Class President. Clays Play. French Club. WILLIAM JONES One gifted with such wit You seldom ever find But leave it to ‘‘Bill’ Jones For he has a witty mind. Crescent Staff. Class Play. Latin Club President. MILDRED McCARTY Whenever help was needed Mildred stepped right into view, And we wonder what High School Without her will do. Dramutic Club. Crescent Staff. VIVIAN GALLAGER FOSTER The girls are slightly jealous Of this pretty girl For she has captured That very handsome Earl. French Club. WINIFRED WHITE Yes! Yes. She is here “Winnie” but no kraut For there is nothing sour Tf she is round about Class Sec.-Treas. Dramatic Club. HELEN BARTON When Helen starts playing Things have to be ga For near her violin The blues will not sta Orchestra. Dramatic Club. RICHARD BROADBENT In assembly rooms He found time to nap, An to tail Richard High School was a snap. HARRY MOODY He is an excellent driver Though his car just seems to fly, But he is never careless And on him you can rely. Debating Club. Page Twenty-seven

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The Class of 27 Musicians, artists, and poets. Whichever the case may be; Debaters, speakers, and players Entered in ’23. We entered only as freshies, To make for ourselves a name, And in every line of work We acquired both glory and fame. We chose “old rose and silver,’’ To blend with the red and blue, For to our Elwood High Each was loyal and true. “Tint your own skies,” And the modest little “sweet pea” Were chosen by this Senior Class Long famous for fuu and glee. The parties and receptions; The fun of our Senior year, Hut all too soon the time has come, Ah, Yes! Its drawing so near. IIow fast the days have passed; Those days so cherished by all, Yes! friends, teachers and lessons We now so fondly recall. Alas! the day is here When we must say good-bye, We, the Class of ’27 Who now must leave El’ Hi.’ —Lucille Dalton. Page Twenty-six

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KATHRYN WOOD She certainly is stu dious for From studying she never tires This is the modest Kathryn Whom everyone admires. Dramqjic Club. HESTER KING. Her ways are ones of pleasantness And all her paths are peace. And from diligent Work Wo know she’ll never cease. Booster Club. CARL WIRINGS Mark is as popuia As he is a blonde. And in the game of breaking hearts He holds Cupid’s wand Basketball. Dramatic Club. IVAN SHEEDY He plans to be an editor That’s what we all believe But he never tells a thing To set our minds at ease. Dramatic Club. RALPH SMITH You seldom ever hear from him For he has nothing much to say. But we will wager that he’ll be Quite famous some future day. Debating Club. ROBERT WILLIAMS Laughter is contagious A saying you all know And our giggling ’Bob Has more than proved it so. Dramatic Club. BERNICE HARRELL Her eyes are black, Her hair is blacker. In doing a task She’s certainly no slacker. Booster Club. LOUISE KINCAII) The pipe-organ player No other than our Lou. Who participates in fun But is very studious too. Dramatic Club. Class Vice-President. Page Twenty-eight