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

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f 'U -i' will l ' F E ' l l QL gd - GI -if ,, Board of Education Thvso throv peoplv are continually on tho lookout for things that van hm- tlono for tho betterinent of El-Ili. 'l'hv board at the prvsent is C0l1lp0NPll of thvsv three: Mr. Lee Landon, Secretary. Dr. Wayne Dean, President. Mrs. Harrold, Treasurer. Unclonbtc-mlly the most noted of their acliivvmnonts is tho complption ot tho nvw addition to our building. This iniprovenivnt has hovn srrvatly nomi- vml for si, long time and sinc-0 its coniplvtion has gxrvzitly rolivva-4l tho oonffvs- P1 tion in thv halls of tho ontiro building. This work of tho board will hi- grrvatly npprvcizntvcl for sonic' timv to conic. Page Thirteen

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I f' E -2-I Q ,F , ' -L Y ' GI lik P Q Page Twelve OUR FACULTY ln every institution, There must be those who lead, We have them in our High School, They are just the kind we need. And these we call The Faculty, They are good instructors too, They help us over all thc bumps, Whether they be great or few. They are only older students, -lust on a higher roundg For they started just as we did, They, at first, were on the ground. llut they are our examplcs, Sliowing' us what can be done, Only higher on the ladder, They have climbed it, one by one. After many years of labor, From the different fields they came' To help us in our High School, And there to gain their fame. Each one xyith his profession, Making possible that we, May see our work rewarded, As has Our Faculty. -BONNIE HARRELL 1

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' re Subjects that May be Taken in the Elwood High School English 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, French 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Public Speaking. Manual Artsf Mathematics: Bench Work 1 and 2. Arithmetic 1 and 2. Wood Turning 3 Algebra 1 and 2. Pattern Making 4. Plane Gggmgtry 1 311112, Advanced Machine W0l'k 7. Advanced Algebra. Solid Geometry. Domestic Science 1 and 2. Mechanical Drawing 1, 2, 3, 4. Art. History: Ancient, Medieval and Modern Vocational Agricultllre 1, 2, 3, 4 1 and 2. 5, 6, 7, 8, United States 3 and 4. Civics. Chorus. Economics. 1 , Extra Curricular: Science: Band. liiology 1 and 2. Orchestra. Physical Geography 1 and 2. Bible' Chemistry 1 and 2. Football- Physics 1 and 2. Basketball. Track. Latin: Elementary 1 and 2. Caesar 3 and 4. Cicero 5 and 6. Vergil 7 and 8. Subjects required for graduation are: 6 credits in History, 6 credits in English, 2 credits in Science, and 2 credits in Mathelnaticsg ll credits in electives. Page Fourteen