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

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Mary M Barnes AB Health Hrstory Palmer I Davls BSA Vocatronal Aquculture Cynthra Demaree AB Latm Ehqhsh Mary M Allen BS Errqlrsh Lrlarary Mary B COX AB Cxvrcs Socroloqy L Bush Hughes BSM Dtr of Musrc Harley L Ashton AB Hrstory Paul Cauldwell AB Safety Football Harry House BS lhdustrral Arts

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Thomas B Lindley AB MS Dorthy Dellinger English Dramatics Clerk Attendance EDUCATICDN ECE DEFENSE One of the hasic ideals of American democracy is the belief that every individual ha tie right to advance as tar as his talents can carry him Tnerefore all should have equal opportunity to acquire knowledge and training training that will best develop his own talents after another activities likely to help boys and qirls live more fully physical edu ation handicrafts shop work nome economics field trips and creative writing Gur nation cannot he stronger than its people for in peace as well as war health is lital to defense Modern desiqn in defense materials depends very qreatly on mathematrcs Home economics contributes to def nse in that it teaches us that loyal family members build national morale healthy bodies make strong soldiers and thrifty spending conserves national resources for a never ending defense All of the school departments teach us the fundamental principles of democratrc qov ernment ' 9 25 7 P K 'l I r v I . , . Over the past century, the schools have enriched their offerings. They have added, one Y A , . . . V 9 . . I .