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

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Beryl Updegraff General My One and Only Patricia Weller Commercial Not Shy Just Cautious Wanda Walker Commercial Laughing Lady Raymond Wiltshire General No Harm In That Robert Ward Ind. Arts Rarely Seen, Seldom Heard, But Always Mean. Marilyn Wright Home Ec. Silence ls Golden Betty Mae Warner Bonita Warner College Prep. You Must Be Mine Alone Commercial Anchors Aweigh Kathleen Zimmerman Home Ec. Love ls The Sweetest Thing Page Twenty-five

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Rodney Simmons College Prep. Ain't She Sweet Jack Squier College Prep. Ain't Nobody's Business Page Twenty-four Crystal Singer Commercial Smiles Trula Stewart Commercial A Sweet Disposi- tion ls Always A Passport Alberta Sizelove Home Ee. No Limit To My Love Dewaine Taylor Ind. Arts Don't Worry About Me Eugene Skirvin Commercial Man of Few Words Martha Thurber Commercial Alex Bound Paul Sloan College Prep. I Live For Tomorrow Lewis Vinson Commercial Let Yourself Go

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Marilyn Jones, Secretary, James Mays, President, Hubert Hook, Vice-Pres., Billie Lou Silvey, Treas. Juniors! Which means we are upperclassmen at long lastwsomething we have dreamed about since our freshman year. Since then, too, we have all given our best to uphold the standards of our school. We cannot say it has been easy, but we can say it has been well worth it. We have done well as individuals-and as freshmen that is mostly the way we did things. Then came our sophomore year. We were given the right to organize and to elect officers. We chose officers who very ably represented our class to the rest of the school. Beverly Fisher was our Presi- dent. Our sophomore year was a memorable one for it was that year we learned the meaning of co-operation: of the phrase united we stand. This year, our junior year, we chose to follow James Spud Mays. We are all grateful for the fine leadership of our well chosen sponsors. Our dances, parties, and other social functions always proved very successful. The juniors are well represented on the Crescent, the Megaphone, Debate, and all other school activities. Never has a six weeks passed without some junior names on the honor roll. Nor have all our achievements been scholastic. We have faired well in athletics-football, track- -and who made up the basket- ball team this year? Four juniors played practically every game. The junior play Gabriel Blow Your Horn was a huge success. Later the cast formed The Dramatic Club, a thing that our school has not had for many years. Yes, our junior year has been something we can be justly proud of. But perhaps the best thing of all is the fact that we still have another year to add to our record. Let's hope it will be as success- ful as the past years. Page Twenty-six