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

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N M T ? SITTING, left to right: Jean Taylor, Kathy Riggs, Judy Lewellan, Suzie Liefer, Lois Cox. STAND- ING: David Miller, Larry Myers, David Cooper, Jerry Jordan, Phil Sharp, John Sivert, Bill Mosbaugh Kenny Wiseheart, Michelle Carter. They Print the Facts of the Day. No exciting event, no bit of gossip, no important happenings can escape from being printed in the columns of our school paper--the Megaphone. This group of thirty-two students devote their time each month to the writing of interesting items for the benefit of the student body. Under the guidance of Mary Records, the editor-in-chief Richard Hamey and his industrious staff comb the classrooms, corridors, and Den to secure vital information for publication. Several new articles have been introduced this year, among those are Fads and Fancies and Career Comer. In addition to gaining useful experience, the mem- bers ofthe Megaphone staff provides wholesome reading matter for the school. Editor-in-chief, Richard Harney, standing. f ROW 1: Dotty Price, Bonnie Leathers, Gle- . nadine Hobson, Steve Cockerham. ROW 2: Sara Richards, Rod Passrnore, Marvin Crim, Mrs. Records.

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SITTING left to right: Phyllis Horine, Judy Wright, Arlene Wells, Kathy Harbit, Ann Aldridge, Sue Hennegan, Susie Wereline, Phillis Switzer, Judy Wiseman, Barbara Klein, Carla Wisler, Martha Man- gas. STANDING lst. ROW: Joan Garner, Carole Richardson, Vera Holliday, Thearl Goodrich, Sue Kiefer, Carolyn Green, Sarah Kiefer, Judy DeLong, Barbara Teter, Jean Taylor, Rodney Passmore. STANDING 2nd. ROW: Jerry McCoy, Rodger Hinds, Jerry Jordon, Bonnie Leathers, Pau19,Ande1-son, Barbara Keesling, Barbara Neeley. Frances Losre. ON STAIRS: Nancy Hooker, Sara Richards, Judy Seely, Frances Smith, Judy Stewart. This year the Crescent is fortunate in having the editor-in-chief, Linda Hocker attend Ioumalism Institute at Indiana University where she spent two weeks working on the lay-out of our an- nual. With no exceptions to previous years , the Crescent staff is one of the busiest organizations in Willkie High. There is always copy to write, pictures to take, lay-out to arrange, and deadlines to meet. Also typing and proofreading is an important factor in producing a good yearbook. To finance the Crescent the business staff has to work very hard get- ting as many ads as possible. Mr' House' the Crescent sponsor' LEFT to RIGHT: Martha Darrow, Layout Editor, Linda Hocker, rar- 5aY5' BUSY Pe0P1e alwaysproduce 3 bet' tor-in-chief5JackA1exander, SportsEditor5 Steve Cockerham, Photo ter yearbook. Editor, Marvin Crim, Business Manager, Georgia Welcher, Clerical Editor5Anna May Rudig, Art Editor, JoAnn Mosbaugh, Literary Edi- tor. Producing Our Mernory Book

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The Latin Club, 80 strong, is headed by their faculty sponsor, Miss Marjorie McConnell. Our Foreign Language Clubs, Laiin and Spanish Twelve years ago the Inter Nos Latin Club was organized in our school. Its purposes are to acquire more knowledge conceming ancient Rome and its empire and to learn how to more fully appreciate classical Latin. The motto of the Latin Club is Ad astra per aspera or To the stars through difficulties. Membership is offered to any student successfully completing one semester of Latin. The outstanding activity of the year was the initiation of new members held in February. Emily Sohn is first consul or president of the group, and Miss McConnell is the faculty sponsor. Any student is eligible to join the Spanish Club ifthey have taken one semesterofSpanish. The purpose of this organization is to study and learn more about Spanish customs. The Spanish Club m e ets once a month under the leadership of Mrs. Records. The officers this year are: Marvin Crim, presidentg Ann Ald- ridge, vice president, Vera Holli- day, secretaryg and Jerry Jordan, treasurer. The Spanish Club, with 51 members, is headed by Mrs. Records