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

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:m ug numnnlllnlnnlllnluu nl lllllllnl I lullllululllllnnlullnumlunlunneun Q EDNA B. JACKSON HELEN BENEDIGT Standford School of Indiana State Normal, Music, Applied Art School of Indianapolis School of Chicago, Music, Indianapolis Art llel'auw U., Institute. Columbia U. Teacher of Art. Teacher of Music. Our Faculty Tlllle speeds on, unhalting, unhesitating, taking as its companions, His- tory and Memory, each helping to make thc minds of 111911-S01ll9 great. some small-but each an individual masterpiece, dependent upon these essentials. To the Seniors, the precious time spent in the portals of our Alma Mater, has developed a sacred memory of our faculty, a cherished chapter of our life's history. Perhaps in previous years we would have hesitated to voiee sueh senti- ment, when-at times the grim hand of terror clutched at our hearts at the very thou,Q'ht of that staunch group. Then as we advanced in age and wisdom, we became conscious of the fact that our truest friends were among the faculty, and adviee was appree ciated when voiced by a faculty member. e Frequently, when during the course of our voyage on this sea-a storm would overtake us, and our frail bark would be tossed, bewildered and alone. until a beacon light guided us safely ashore. Then we realized the faculty was our friendly port. Now as the future is shining for our imaginative minds, we hesitate- desiringr to linger-to say one last Farewell-Godspeed, and thank you to the faculty, for having made success so apparent. We have fondest hopes that during' life, all friends may prove as true as you, our guides-our Faculty. Page Twenty-three