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

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JLINIURS The Junior class of Elwood High School, 1943 edition, is a class with many firsts in its career. As Freshman they were the first class to organize and elect freshman odicers. They were also the first class to have a party as freshman and the first class to achieve a perfect record for behavior from that time to the present. As Juniors they were the very first class to have a play and needless to say, it more than lived up to everyone's ex- pectations.. HONI I' ROOM 300-A The Junior class is Well represented in basketball, football, debating and band as Well as literary Work. It has been said of the Junior class that they are ready and willing to co- operate whole-heartedly with any and all school projects. With such class offi- cers as they have had, that has not been a hard task. The Juniors hope to enter into the coming year, their last, as students of E. H. S. just as wholeheartedly as they have in the past, and make it their best. Pnsl Row Leo Boyer. Mary Craig. Frank Adams, lNIa.rgaret Blu- lnuah Robert Champion. Patsy Clark. Lyle Clapper. Arleen Cramer. Allen XllKl9li0ll. Betty Burton. Richard Bannon. Mary Lou Collins. Wllll un B 11 1 y. Lyle Clapper. President Sem ond Row: Mrs, Records, Arwin Davies. Donald Dean, Ernest L D 1 Vi, P.V.1 t Alexxndei Delores Blankenship, Katherina Baubi, Juanita Durr. eo emob' ie' Mblfeu Noun: UIVIQ. Catherine Brandon, Tillie Butler, Juanita Albright, Roy HUYCUGSOII- S6Cl'9Till'Lr Roheit C' Davis, Leo Demos. Ross Caldwell. Earl Reasoner, Treasurer