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

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pea YQ U1 li -IRAS.: rg Y: mf Q P I .2 gil Dave Small and Jon King give last minute instructions before the big race. Sadie Hawkins Day ls D-Day for Senior Boys Sadie Hawkins's Day is an annual event planned by the senior class and based on the newspaper cartoon of Li'l Abner. At the sound of a gun the boys scattered over the Panther Den. At the second gun the girls gave chase. No holds were barred as the girls often formed gangs to drag the boys across the victory stripe. Once across the line, the boys were pledged to marry their captors. The boys didn't mind though as they quickly bought kissing licenses. Each year a member of the junior class is chosen to be Marryin' Sam. Jon King was the culprit all of the boys were after this year. The girls close in for the cap- Sponsor Ross Sharp gave the girls a John Waymire vainly pleads for ture of an unlucky male. hand by carrying a reluctant male. his freedom before Marryin' Sam.

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Were Shaclowed by Our First Homecommg Loss xx u NA.. . ' Smasgg awe ry .s-gmw ' as Wt 55' fs M QHHR-,..qw We 21 tv -rg! as Q E fa is E my assign Vai 33321 rem. wg rf 5 img Sheddrng tears of Joy Queen E1leen smrles happlly Wlth her crown, trophy and regal robe as the Panther Band escorts her rn the Queen s Parade The beautlful grrls were also l.1'l ev1dence After a closely contested campargn Mlss Elleen Plummer was crowned as Homecommg Queen Her court was made up of equally charmrng and lovely gtrls Mrss Judy Hartrng senror candrdate MISS Regrna Lrtsey sophomore and Mlss Robrnpat Tam freshman The class of '62 chose MISS Robrnpat Tam as 1 Homecommg cand1date To add the frnal touches to an almost perfectday there was the annual Homecomrng Dance It brought to a close a day that was fllled wtth those wonderful experrences that would be remembered as a part of Homecomrng 1958 rrst The Queen of '57, Mrss Barbara Klem, IS seated after crownrng Erleen 13 O l ' V4- q .N - 'P in K k A Ms, ,,:. , M-W...-,., .- ..,. ,, .-.fs K . g, QU-fj'f,VQ.,.' f K. -'K H ,- ' ' - k,t.. ' .- . Z.. r ,wifi ' V QPR- ' -- ,ss ' . 1 . y -, - f .V ,. 1 , ., . 3g,g15gggz r,L y . V Am.. .. : -,FY-1'?3f?.?M1f2rJP,fQ,, Us l.:,'.5sr'mi5Z' Y' lrsfa- ,'b'ffs ' -. 7. .V ' .-v- , -V I . VN . : ' -. . . V, s.. fs fm,'1,,RQgg'f5,ug ., A' : . ,. . A . , 'ws .. ' . ,. - I A 7 i - 1 , . , I Y 1 ' ' 1 , . .I ... ' y . at V. , 3. ' Q 1 -' ' W- f , Q gp 4 L - .- . , H ,,-' - , . . .a.js'- . 1 - - 156' ,, ,i . ' Q r 'Vt -.

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F ? 1- gfgjwaa ' 1 .rig ei Tragedy strikes the Maxwell home, as Steve Fettig retums from school sporting a black eye. And the Senior Play ls Entertainment for Everyone. The Senior Class Play, Dear Diary, was based Much work goes into the presentation ofa play. on the Clay dreams of an overly imaginative, but other- but the enjoyment gathered from such an experience wise typical, teen-ager. greatly outweighs the work. Sharon Wilburn makes up Sherry Frazier before the first perform- Steve Fettig and Chris Pantos are a Ted Schuck and Jerry McCoy ance of the play. mischievous pair in the play, tangle during rehearsal. IV! I1 EF