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

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This Book Is Dedicated to the Staff of 06 07 fpg- I ? as Qi-ya f ,Q ,,.,,,, 7? nz, TI' N ,O 9- f XQ 3- kk NQQX B Mxss Lmda K Hocker, Edrtor rn chlef of 1957 Mlss Eva Hocker Edrtor m ch1e:f of 1906 1907 Thrs year, 1956 57, marks the Golden Annrversary of our school annual Fmfty years ago a volume entrtled WIT AND WISDOM was prmted for the graduamng clax of 1906 Thus httle book, qmte drfferent from our modern, up to date CRESCENT , has set a pat tern for the many yearbooks whrch have followed at Elwood fllgh.. Then, the school boasted only 283 students w1t:h a staff of 11 mstructors, and there were 29 members rn the graduatmg class 7boys and 22 g1r1s The book wh1ch was about the srze of a small note book, contamed a joke, brogra phy poem, and prophecy about each graduanng semor The preface labeled Greet 1ng , was addressed to OUR GENTLE READER. The semors had class colors bottle green and old gold and a yell Waukeshaw, Kazoo Kazan! Hrpety Hapety Hrxl Boomerang, Ch wang Chr ban' Rah for nmeteen s1x ' There were only a few prctures, but there were numerous advertrsements rn both the front and back of the book. The Opera House Drug Store, The Lwery and Feed Stable L1lly'sDye House Records and Faust Clothmg Store, and Hmshaw and Hughes Crty Drug Store were only a few of the busmess establrshments adverusmg F zfty years ago Eva T-locker was the edrtor of the first annual, and now her mece Lmda Hocker, IS the 1957 CRESCENT edrtor -L O O , , ' Q ,il V, ' , X I W. X. . .lk fffvni 5:17.51 juli' ' '- 14 5 'I7 1'-le , Jil! w .:' f'-2' f.5'll 1 ' K' ' Z ssffg' If 'glqrgfxi ' Mal 93117 - R ' - ,. -. , ,,, f rl. I ' ,NV J f, J' L K T-Z! 43' ll 'AR f ' , it , I X W ity?-71 1 . X X .f -4 f X1 'f ---- as Q 1 I - -?. , it K 'fl f 5 ' ' '- , H 1,1 I, , .3 E f 1 , ,z ' 1 .f l -ff. if V 4 Y if-C A' 5 Sl .ff 5-12,5 31,55- JXB ,I , X E:,p- X , U , fy,-7. ,X -. iq, X . , V 1 x X 'X ' f 'T pf' 1.2150 1 k . ' 'Se' Vg :Zig I ' msji-. ' Q if '-:ee K- -tie rl.: --xg- -' -pgs, xy . X 'T 1 X ' -. - . . , . -. - . - , . . U . . . -I u 1 - 1 I v o , I 7 ' D I . . . , .

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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.