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

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And Eating Together Among the more rnvlgoratrng classes of Wrllkre Hrgh the gym classes supply ample recreatron for both the boys and the grrls These classes tend to relreve the nervous tensron of the students Basketball track volley ball ung toss and tumblrng are among the many varled HCIIV mes of these classes Mrs Lewellan teaches the guls gym class Mr McNulty the boys At ll 34 each mornrng the Wrllkre H1gh halls are frlled w1th hungry students scrambllng to the cafeterra for lunch The cafetena rs a brrght cherry place where students can relax as well as get a well balanced meal at a very reasonable prrce Mrs Tolle 15 the cafeterra su pewrsor Ltmch trme at Wrlllue Basketball IS one ofthe many sports rn wluch the g1I1S PAITICIPHIE All together now One, two three four 13'

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'Will you bring me some surprises too Busy Learning, Working, Playing, Shown in the lower left-hand picture are the members of one of the art classes displaying their many projects. The students chooseaproject which they are most interested and usually create something new and different which they dis- play at the end of the semester. The different projects in- clude protrait painting, rug weaving, and making pottery, just to mention a few. Members of an agriculture class shown in the lower right- hand picture are judging crops. This is one of the many classesin agriculture which further educates and better pre- pares these boys for their chosen field, farming. Fred Jones and unidentified friend are shown here attend- ing the Christmas party held in the Den. The Panther Den is open every Wednesday to all who hold membership cards. The activities include playing ping-pong, playing cards, dancing, and a program whichissponsored each week by one of the classes.

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Busy Developing the Skills of our ROI! Is today's lesson on government or golf? Come Children--this is an English class, not a social hour. The class of United States Govern- ment pictured here is only one of the kinds of history classes offered hereg United States!-listory and World History are also taught. Boys and girls study the events of the past so they may better understand the conditions and problems of the present. Words--words--words--one of the basic tools of every day living. The Spanish and Latin languages inaddition to the English are taught to help each student express himself more effectively and understand others more easily. The business class, shown at the right is one of the 16 commercial courses made available to students. These var- ious subj ects, ranging from elementary typing to advanced shorthand, satisfac- torilyprepare pupils for efficient work in the business world. Debit? or Credit?