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

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SEPTEMBER Ct scuooi. STA RTS Now That You've Had A Preview . . HERE ARE THE DETAILS OF MY STORY O EFI E L' sv tgt 1520914-' Hr' rr we Q A I K . 1 . ' HE Hu E ff l A -t-' ! 5,7 lj Z -'. Y 3 W Ti' rs Q ft my ff'-J!-'fl E F5-, 3 ' l l -- .. ,-5-.--K 1- Sc!1oo! Calendar Sept. Sept. Sept: Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 9 ll 27 3 lO 17 t7 23-24 Sl 2 2 8 14 ! 6 l 8 27 28-29 2 4-5 l 2 l5 20 School begins and we find last year's luniors impressive in their dignity. Freshmen excluded from senior classes. Old jokes are dusted oft and put to use. Tryouts tor yell leaders. Billy Dever, Shirley Ellis, and lack Adair chosen. lack Kurkowski and his Xylophone band make a big hit with the student body. lncidently, do you remember Nancy! Crescent Drive starts by a play held in the auditorium. Everybody is loyal l?l. Fire drill. Freshmen disappointed because the re is no fire. Presentation ot the Willkie portrait. Teachers leave town. lsn't it Wonderful to have a two- day vacation? The Sunshine Society presents Halloween Escapades in the P.D. Do you believe in ghosts? Sunshine Society girls are hostesses to a District Con- vention. Did you ever see so many girls at one time? The Panther Den is really crowded. We are greatly pleased to have an orchestra play, and especially after our Panthers rolled over the Alex Tigers. The Seniors have a Sadie Hawkins party. Did anyone's feet get cold? A program by the National Honor Society-just to remind the student body that this is National Education Week. Butler vs. Valparaiso. Seniors journey to Indianapolis to see the game. A pep session! lsn't it wonderful to get in the basketball mood once again? A very impressive chapel program is enioyed by all. This program gives us more of a Thanksgiving spirit. Another good vacation. We couldn't pass November without having a turkey dinner. The student body is attentive to a marvelous speaker- Delsoss Walker. Class play, the best ever! At long last We found out who the Red Spider is! We hear another fine speaker, Dr. l-laramy, who appre- ciates opportunities in America since he was educated in a foreign country. The music department presents a successful Christmas concert, Yuletide Echos. After the Dramatic club presents the annual Christmas play Christmas Through The Ages we are dismissed at three o'clock. g.. -

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