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

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x vs ki' When in the silent class room, A sense of boredom lies, A stern hand hovers over us, A true friend in disguise. But oh! for all the school daysg ,Tis here we get our startg 'Tis here our memories lingerg From here we soon must part. The outside world is calling usg It beckons with a smile, The intangible force that urges one To go another mile. Its majesty in splendor lies with love, success, and truthg The land beyond the school wall seems To hold a place for youth. ELWOOD

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The wheels of industry roll on, A harmony of toil. In noisy dins or silent shops Stand workmen true and loyal. The clamor offers hope to them And Courage in distress. The sweat of toil has earned them b Their hands have gained success. Beyond the city gate extends The Wide and fertile field Where nature placed her choicest l Our harvest fruits to yield. And dotted oler the country side, The woodlands pierce the scene- In clusters forming barricades, Which make the view serene. readg and - EST!-IER GILL ELWOOD