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

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Math Class We have one class to top them all A class with everything on the ball Fifth period's the time, 3lO's the place Math is the subject-Algebra in this case. Then sit the pupils always sedate Theres never a gigglef-so they relate- Ancl no thought of frolic or interesting date Only of X, or proportionate rate. Do you suppose one of this same Unusual class will find his name lnscrihed within some future hall of fame?

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alfa' Public Speaking Class Mr. Brown, fellow students, etc. History Class Mr. Forney's Pride and Ioy. General Business Class Miss House and her freshmen learning business techniques.

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The Pep Committee The Pep Committee is a fairly new organization in our school, but already it has proved its value. lt has created new yells, ern- phasized the importance of good sportsmanship to the student body, and it has given us better, well--organized pep sessions. loe Fritz has be en the able leader of this committee which has functioned wonderfully well in aiding the athletic program of our school. Shop Shop courses, directed by Mr. Harry House, provide an ex- cellent opportunity tor high school boys to learn such industrial occupations as woodworking, foundry work, and metalworking. Under the capable supervision ot Mr. House, these boys have made everything from small electric motors to boats. We should be proud of the fact that these boys can learn such useful trades in our school.