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

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VV' f 2 315292: ' ' 5 ,, Semors ' THE Mm-YEAR CLASS an A , I Colors: Sapphire, blue, and silver. Flower: Lily-of-the-Valley. Morro Persevenmce is the road to success. , f OFFICERS Presillerrt U Virf' ia Lamm i Secretary Edward St. Clair Vice-President Wei' ckley ' Treasurer Jane Hackett 'D' 9 an THE SPRING CLASS , Colors: Coral and silver. ' Flower: Sweet pea. Morro Nothing great is lightly won. ' I OFFICERS Presigmt ' George Barnes ' Secretary ,, Harry Campbell Vice4President ' Joe Brogdon Treasurer Marjorie Jones

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E eatery M s. 3 Senior Class fl-listotg ENIORS! What a lot of them! A hundred and eleven to be exact. A noisy bunch. A peppy bunch, yes, and a brainy bunch, too. Such are the words of a senior. Ser- iously, it has been a class Elwood High School might well be proud of. Their achieve- ments during four years have left a fine record, one which every class will have to work hard to equal. They have enthusiastically entered every field and with enthusiasm accomplished their tasks. ' I O Not once during the last year has the honor roll been without the name of one senior or more. The class has had for four years a fme record of intellectual ability. M' The debating team was composed of four seniors out of the team of six. Four sen- iors entered the Discussion League which was open to all who wished to participate. One senior by his oratorical ability succeeded in winning the county and district ora- torical contests. These facts speak well for the class of '32. The senior class play, Junior Sees It Through, was a splendid recommendation for their dramatic ability. The Bicentennial celebration was for the most part carried out successfully by them. o o Their ability has not been confined alone to scholastic achievements, but has spread to athletics. Three seniors did their part to add to our fame on the basketball floor and six seniors fought their fight on the football field. The last evidence of senior ability is the year book of '32, directed and carefully A edited by the seniors. 40? 'ri NA Mllinl I fi

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