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

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THE SEN IORS Seniors are an important part of our school. For that reason I wfill now present as a part of our program, a senior, Elizabeth Sage, who will tell us just what has been ac- complished by her class during their high school career. Carry on, Elizabeth. Thank you. Dorthy, I am very happy to represent my class. Here we are drawing to the close of our high school career. When we entered El- wood High School in 1936, we did not realize that we would ever be those dignified sen- iors which we had heard so much about. Now we find that we are in the same position as those seniors we so admired. We hope that we have set a good example for those un- der classmen who perhaps look up to us now. We have a very illustrious group of students in our class. When we were freshmen, we w-ere very self-sufficient-at least in our own eyes. Our real activity as a class began when we were sophomores. It was in this year that we chose our sponsor and organized as a class. As juniors, we set out to make a name for ourselves, and won fame in all scholastic activities. Th-roughout those three years we had been struggling to gain recognition for ourselves. This we eventually accomplished. Our class has made a brilliant showing because so many of its members have been engaged in many of the school-activities. We realize that many of these oppotrunities would not have been ours had they not been made possible through the help of the faculty. To them we now proffer our thank-s. To you, under-classmen, we give the responsibility of carrying on. Our hope for you is that you, like us, may gain much from your high school experiences. SEN IORS Four years we trod within your realm, Oh, School, as students true g Faithfully labored near the helm, As we were passing through. We love the trail you've led us o'erg Your codes and rules have been A patriots wealth and even more To every citizen. Toward your lofty ideals we've pressed With courage you inspiredg That noble standard you've possessed W'e've ardently admired. Let our talents and virtues be Guides for those remaining, In our efforts may they see Assets worth obtaining. If we've added to your gladness As you've made our joys increase: It's with fond remembrances These golden days will cease. THE SENIORS 16