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

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JUNIORS Row One—Moses Wittkamper, Vera Mae Ridgeway, Dorothy St. Clair, Edward Boggess, 3A President. Row Two—Nina Terwilliger, Phillip Mc-Donel, Maurice Hutcherson, 3A Treasurer; Cleda Beth Kightlinger. Row Three—Burl Vanness, Marjorie Runyan, Doris Van Briggle, Ray Downham. Row Four—Mary Florence Cochran, Arthur Stickler, Eugene Robinson, Miriam Sosbe. Row Five—Robert C. Smith, Jaunita Ebert, Mildred McCallum, Hubert Etchison. Row Six—Alice Terwilleger, Willard McCord, Reed Schafer, Clarabelle Lamm. Row Seven—James Gorden, Arvona Dowell, 3B President; Dortha Yohe, Robert Wallace. Row Eight—Charlotte Wright, Ralph Warner, Alvy Havens, Mary Sorba. Row Nine—Robert Jordan, Sylvia Balser, Harold Larison, Jessie Lea Shawhan. Page nineteen

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THE COMET JUNIORS Row One—Merle Keith, Melvin Clapper, Maxine Phenis, Jeanette Harbit. Row Two—George Sohn, 3B Treasurer; Janet McCallum, Ellen Ward, Naomi Kendall. Row Three—Bessie Hartsock, Nora George, Richard Rees, Mai'tha Jane Tubbs. Row Four-—Marguerite Keller, Alice Mesalem, Marguerite McDonel, Charles Mc-Danell. Row Five—Robert Houser, 3A Vice Pres.; Vivian Leeson, 3B Secretary; Doris DeHox--ity, Ruby Tomlinson. Row Six—Pauline Fouts, Naomi Harmon, Johannah Conway, Rita Higgins. Row Seven—Madeline Hawkins, Leona Mae Osborne, Jennevieve Degoyler, Genevieve Keyser. Row Eight—Elsie Grinnell, Leon Williams, Alma Blake, Robert Osting. Row Nine—Martha Gates, Zola Thrawl, George Jackman, Eileen Rockafellar. Page eighteen

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Extracts From a Student’s Diary THE COMET (Editor’s Note: “What! No calendar?” our Literary Editor, Mr. Foster, bawled. So, in' our desperation, we had to try to appease him. Fortunately, the day before the Comet went to press this diary was picked up in the hall and was found to contain practically everything we wanted—and a lot that we didn’t want; for we have had to omit a great deal that was purely personal and perhans a little compromising. Can you identify its author?) SEPTEMBER 7— First day. Walked to school with Francis Henderson. Chased all over town for Bill Magers to get a Civics text this afternoon. Cussed an English 7 essay all evening. 8— Pep session for first football game. Team on the stage. ’Twas probably the background that gave the team the “posing” idea. 12—Monday morn after the night before. Had a date last p. m. with Bob Foster. He makes the hours seem like seconds. 20—Tennis after school. Bob Nagel swings a mean racket. OCTOBER 13—Intelligence scores distributed. Guess I’ll have to get to work or something. Who doesn’t, though ? 20—All out! Teachers’ Convention. Two days to sleep. 24—At it again. 28—Anderson footballs here tonight. Guess Dot and I will go. Had a dandy pep session. Mr. Hosier joined in to put a little zip in the yells. My! What a little inspiration will do. 31—Here ’tis Monday. Had a date with Ed Maley last night. I had forgotten he’s one of the best tacklers, and what an evening! Gee, he’s handsome! NOVEMBER 4—Played Muncie there. Had a date with Paul Wilson, blond “Gable”. 10— Appointed monitor. Ralph Warner stopped and chatted again. Just winked all other times he passed. First snow today. 11— Birr Lovely weather for Eskimos.. Armistice Day walking marathon. Carl Danner and his gang dropped out of line at “Sweat” Shop and watched the rest. School Spirit! Senior Day. El. Hi. 6—Bloomington 0. The atmosphere reminded one of Sunday or Wednesday night—everybody’s arms around everybody else. It was the weather, not the moon. Too bad. 15— Appetizing lecture and slides on Africa. Jr. Sellers seems none the worse or the knock-downcarryout Senior Day Brawl. 16— Snowbound — 15 inches; Sleepbound — 24 hours. 23—“Deport” cards. Vacate for Thanksgiving. Whoops!! 29—Pledge Drive for Comet. Brother, can you spare an installment? DECEMBER 2—First basketball game here. El. Hi. 30-Lapel 21. Home with Gerald Reynolds. Oh' My operation! 5—King Male Quartette. Hear dem bells! 21—Safety Play the sixth period. Whattaman (Don) Goodwin on my right. Christmas vacation ahead. 18 days to “unlax”. 24—Christmas Eve with Bill Mosiman. Looks like Merry Christmas with aspirin for Bill. JANUARY 9—The magnetic peal of school bells beckons us back to sleeping quarters today. 13—Flunk Notices passed out. Didn’t we all? 16—New semester and new program. Hope the kids in my new classes are cute for a change. 20—Hotcha pep session this afternoon. Alex, basketballs here tonight. A date with Don Kincaid. Such politeness must be observed. Page twenty