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

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ERVIEE TU THE SEHIIIDL CONCESSION GROUP-Upper Right xynlfm- ,X11glrlllPyPl', Rosemary Balsar, Patricia lWlllilll. .ls-anne Brillharl, Marjorie Bohlander. I line Bennett Furl Boyer. Clara orvnce Ilrigh . .1 . A1 -4-k. f'lit'l'ord Carlile. Thonias Carr, Elmer Cole, X ' Z. ' ay, Sarah Dudley, Marvin lrjorie foals. I 'lrlh IJ: 1ile-y. William Frye, Royal Harrison, VVill1a1n ghl, Betty Hill, Shirley King, Dorothy Merritt. ith Mike. Martha lllrrt. Virgil Moorhead. Mar- in. Nell Moore, lrlclclie Mm'Guirv, Robert McGill, illis lNlm'Graw. Raymond lllrllaniels. Trula Stew- I, Wayne- Soslme. .loyl-e Shaw. Rodney Simmons. he-rta Sim-love. llarold Stallord. Joe Slaylon, vid Walters, XYancla Walker. Paul Sloan, Bar- ra llross, Ann T0lllliS0ll, Iiosfniary Bell, Car- fn lllarkhnrn. Walter Franklin. Alive Miller, ss Clara .l. Nvllllllll. 'ROGI-IAM COM MITTE E-Center Right An able group this year sponsored by Miss eanor Kidwell and Mr. George Smith anned the programs for the entire year. e committee consists of Leo Tanzilli as airman and Betty Hinshaw, Pamela Aux- ', Dorothy Havens, and Eugene Wood. anks for a grand job. . Right-Presentation of bond to Mr Phillips by class of '42,

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SERVIEE TU THE EIJMMUNITY In time of War the Students of E. H. S. are not asleep at the switch. One of the most outstanding organizations at the present time is that of the Messengers organized for the purpose of assisting air raid wardens in their work during blackouts. To be a Messenger these people took ten hours of First Aid Training some going onto take a more advanced course. Besides this they attended classes teaching them the fundamentals in combating bombs or fires due to air attacks. During Practice Blackout and Dimout these messengers served unfailingly, determinedly, at their posts never leaving them until the all clear signal was given. It is in times like these that people of High School age show their real love of country and democracy, being willing to give their all for that cause. To honor those already gone from Elwood and now in the service of their country a Roll of Honor has been placed in a position of prestige that all may know those who fight so courageously and so silently. These things are only two small examples of what the citizens of Elwood are willing to do in order to more effectively serve their community and their country.