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

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The Board of Educatron The mainstay of the school system is the Board of Education. This re sponsible group claims little publicity, but it is 11ot always they that talk the loudest, whose influence is felt the most markedly. buch a board cannot be chosen at random nor with disregard for executive ability. Many duties are placed on the shoulders of the chosen few, whose judg ment stands supreme in matters affectinar the business of Education. 'lhc members of this board are: Mr. Luther Grose, presidentg Mrs. I A. Holton secretary, and Dr. Wayne Dean, treasurer. ! One of the most appreciated things done this year has been the effort made to install the much-needed lockers in the high school. This topic has been one of current interest to all students, for some time and the fulfillment of this need is a great benefit to all concerned. Page Fifteen :IV KQV 2 'mug ummm H llulluln :an nul i 0 f - I . N I I , , , ' I ' 0

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-v-.,,,,,,.,,,.1- , Z :mug vunl1unnlurnnllllIllllIIllluuluunlulllullunulllluInInunmuunuuunu: 1,2 te. MR. SMlTl-ll VVhile filling the positio11 of principal of Elwood Iligh everyone regarded Professor Smith as an unusually capable executive, but not until he became Superintendent were his true accomplishments realized. Ile is taking his M. A. degree at Columbia Universitiy, and with his educational facilities we reit- erate that Mr. Smith is capable of retaining an office of a much greater de- gree of importance. Occasionally we are given the opportunity to hear a few words from him. for which we are exceedingly grateful. Mr. Smith indirectly guides us over the pathway of our educational career and to him we are indebted to an uu- fathomable extent for the successful completion of our school life. MR. HUFF Fort the past three years Mr. Huff has steered us through the deep seas of our High School career in an extremely commendable manner. lle has settled our questions for us, both trivial and important and is ever ready to aid one -in distress. His aim is to train the student to give to the world the highest and best of which he is capable, to develop us into the future leaders of our destinies -men and women who will stand out as noble in thought, in word, in action, in the eyes of our fellow men-as citizens of the fairest land, whose freedom we enjoy and venerate, and to whose eternal existence we have pledged our all, We know that Mr. Huff is working for our good. I Page Seventeen