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

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John Robert Davis should get a lot of work done with that fountain pen. Dorthy Dellinger seems to be taking her annual work seriously. This time Horace Lewis is really studying. Jack Remington Elizabeth Sage David Ross Industrial Arts College, Commercial Commercial Evelyn Scott Daisy Robertson Commercial Commercial Medford Shively Dale Smith Clella Silvey College Industrial Arts Commercial Dwight Sizelove George Shaw Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Merle Wann Charlotte Wardwell Lyst Thomas College Commercial Industrial Arts J ahree Snyder Lillian Tanzilli College 'Commercial ' Ferrill Whittkamper Patrick Williams Agriculture College Anne Wunder Mary Lou Williams Commercial College THE SENIOR

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THE J UN1oRs Rose Nell Pace, a senior, has looked over the hi-story of the present jufnior class and has decided that the members will make almost as .good seniors as her class has. She 'gilll now tell you something about the achievements of the junior class. Carry on. Rose e . Thank you, Dorthy. The members of the junior class have a great responsibility be- fore them. They must take upon themselves the work that will come to them as seniors. T'hey realize the magnitude of their responsibility and feel that they are qualified to meet it. Three years ago when they entered high school as freshmen, their school life was rather uneventful. When they became sophomores, they became a more definite part of our school. During this year they elected sophomores and officers. Now we find that they as juniors have accomplished a great deal. They take part -in many activities. On the basketball teams we find Thomas Davis, William McQuinn, Donald Powell, Robert McGraw, and Harold Lambert. On the football 'team we find Thomas Davis, William McQuinn, John Kelich, Andrew Kincaid, Robert Alder, Robert Davis, Jack Copher, Robert McCan, and Richard McCullough. There are other activities in which juniors participate. In the music organizations we find several juniors. The following are members of the band: Helga Blumenthal, Lauranell Carter, Jack Copher, Richard Hughes. Richard McCullough, Eliybeth Ploughe, Dorothy Wesseler, Louise Wittkamper, and Elsie Wood. The following juniors belong to the high school chorus: Rufth Bell, Mosie Harmon, Margaret Kiefer, Richard McCullough, Ruth McDaniel, Mary Louise McNeal, Mary Belle Manis, Elihbeth Ploughe, J oeanna Sharp, Lando Reichart, Marjory Smith, Dorothy Wesselefr, Helen Wal- lace and Elsie Wood. , Joan Everling, Esther Dellinger, and Rosemary Blair afre members of the' Annual Staff. , , This is a brief resume of the history of the junior class. We feel sure that next year there will be much to write about concerning this class. ' OUR SCHOOL Hail to our high school, the pride of our youth, A symbol of loyalty, knowledge, and truth. Its purpose and duties have set it apart And made it the theme of each student's heart. Its inanimate structure is silent and stillg It stands without life or motion, until, An enlivened soul of girls and boys In assembly and classroom it employs. Its pupils are making steady progress, Youths who are building for tomorrow's success, As a monument it will ever stand, To those who've made it the best in the land. -ESTHER GILL. THE .JUNIORS 28