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

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MARY ELIZABETH COX F. AURELIA ST. CLAIR REGINA GROSSWEGE Indiana University A. B. 1S95. Major, Social and Political Economy. Teacher of History. Des Moines College A. B. 1906. University of Chicago, A. M. 1908. Major, Latin. Minor. Eiglish. Teacher of Latin. Indiana University A. B. 1911. Post Graduate Work. Major, German. Minor, Mathematics. Teacher of Mathematics. LOLA REICHELDERFER A. C. NORRIS American Institute of Normal Methods. Northwestern University, 1912. Teacher of Music. S. B. Overland College 1898. Graduate Student University of Illinois 1909. Puj?e Fourteen

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AGNES SINGER “Sport” Class Play, Orchestra, Crescent Staff, Vice President Senior Class. A pair of eyes that seem to speak—of mischief and of fun. the liveliest joke editor one could imagine and a true friend to all. all this in one little girl. As Peggy in “The District Attorney. she proved her ability on the stage. “The very room, coz she was in. Seemed warm from floor to ceiling. DEAN PALMER “Deanie Class Play, Crescent Staff. Deanie is famous for his sleek, dark hair, stylish clothes and diamond ring. His polished manners would captivate many of the fairer sex and indeed seems to have taken complete possession of one of the under-classmen. “The frivolous work of polished idleness” GRETCHEN SWINDELL Clio Club, Class Play, Crescent Staff. And here we have our Gretchen, Gretchen just joined us this year but she won us all at first sight with her rougish eyes and cheery smile. As Beverly, in The District Attorney” she showed us what a splendid actress she would make but we think she has something more interesting in view, from all appearances. “Is she not more than painting can express. Or youthful poets fancy when they love?” ALDEAN WARD “Jim” Jimmie came from the rough and hilly southern part of Indiana and brought some of their ways with her but she has shed them now and is a true Elwood-ite. However, we are sorry to say she has lost her heart, and doesn't care to find it. “All human race, from China to Peru, Pleasure, howe’er disguis’d by art. pursue.” ARTHUR BERTRAM Orchestra. Arthur sure is an artist when it comes to fiddling the fiddle. He hasn’t been with us very long but nevertheless we sure are glad he came when he did, for everyone likes him very much. ’”1 charm the air to give a sound. While you perform your antics round.” PERN KINSEY Special Chorus, Girls Chorus, Crescent Staff. Fern, a member of that jolly crowd which has so many good times, which can be found loitering in the halls at 3:30. Fern, who never gets excited over anything and beloved by all. “The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed. And ease of heart her every look conveyed,” rage Sixteen