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

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Mr. Sullivan's Biology Class Don't be allergic to blood. Mrs. Record's Spanish Class Hasta La Vista (until we meet again). Mr. House's Shop Class W a t c h those lingers! Classroom Scenes Page Thirteen

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FACULTY . . Harry L. House. B. S. Bradley Institute Shop Sophomore Class Sponsor Cathryn T. Lucas, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Art Art Club Sponsor George Smith, B. S . M. S. Franklin College Ind ana University Mathematics Freshman Class Sponsor Projection Club Sponsor Student Lockers Betty Lou Johnson. B. S. Purdue University Home Economics Mary Records. A. B.. M. S. Indiana University Ball State Teachers College English Spanish Junior Class Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor Faculty Committee of National Honor Society Assistant Sponsor of Megaphone and Crescent W Blair Siilivan. B. S. Ball State Teachers College Biology Junior Class Sponsor Junior Red Cross Sponsor Es her Koons. B. S. Purdue University English Freshman Class Sponsor Sunshine Society Sponsor Dramatic Club Sponsor Faculty Committee of National Honor Society Gilbert Shuck, B. S.. M. P. E. Dir. P. E. Purdue University Indiana University Industrial Arts Senior Class Sponsor Asst. Coach John W. Ward. A. B. DePauw University Health Sociology Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach Donald M. Krampe, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Mathematics Chemistry Physics Freshmen Class Sponsor Chairman of Faculty Comittee of National Honor Society Dorothy A. Shields, B. S. Ind ana State Teachers College Biology F hys.cal Education Jun.or C ass Sponsor G. A. A. Sponsor Booster Club Sponsor Iloe McKinney, B. M. Jordan Conservatory of Music Chorus Page Twelve

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( LASS OFFICERS JACK GREEN Senior Class President Panther Den President Pep Committee Program Committee JACK GALLATIN Senior Class Vice-President Crescent Staff Varsity Football E-Men's Club MARY LOUISE SCIRCLE Crescent Editor Secretary of Sophomore and Senior Class Majorette Junior Class Play National Honor Society BARBARA ANNE SCHMIDT Senior Class Treasurer Senior Class Play Spanish Club Dramatic Club Megaphone Staff National Honor Society Seniors . . . In the fall of 1947 a large class of freshmen entered high school. It was not an ordinary class because we, who are now seniors, were in that class. Although we were extremely bewildered and frightened at first, we soon became a part of the hustle and bustle of our school. The next year we returned as proud sophomores. It was such fun to look down upon the freshmen We felt quite important because we were allowed to elect officers and participate more in the governing of our school. In September 1949 we blossomed out in our bright red cords which became rather faded by the end of the year. We concocted a few money-making ideas, one of which was the election of homecoming queen. Our class play, Seventeenth Summer, was a huge success. At last we reached our senior year. Everyone was proud of his right to those brilliant yellow senior cords. We were now the grand exalted rulers of the under-classmen. The class spent much of its time selling concessions at football games, selling magazines, sponsoring dances, collecting paper, books, coathangers, and almost anything we could obtain in order to make money. We unanimously decided to go to Washington on our trip. Between studying, practicing for the class play, and earning money for the trip we were nearly exhausted by spring. Still, when we look back on our high school days, we can truly say that we have enjoyed every moment of these four years in Wendell L. Willkie High School. Page Fourteen