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

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ALL AROUND WILLKIE The Latin, French, and Spanish clubs combine customs for an evening of fun. Interested parents view plans for new school at open house, which is a big event at Willkie. 11

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ALL ALONG MAIN AND Driving to school creates a parking problem for B. Bozell. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy is a recognized factor at EHS. To compensate for this there are various extra -curricular activities. There is the den on Wednesday, club and organization meetings to be attended, parties to plan and go to, and of course ball games to yell at. One of the newest activities is the Y-Community center where you can dance or play different types of games. All in all a student at EHS has a well-rounded education both academically and socially. The public library is especially handy during the noon hour. Here students catch up on their homework. Up in the air for two points against Sheridan. 10

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The Homecoming court is (1. to r.): Misses Susan Scea; Pauletta Burton; Sue Clouser, 1960 Homecoming Queen; Diana Usfo; Jane Marty; and Mickey Beasley. WITH OUR FIGHTING TEAM AND GORGEOUS QUEEN WE PRESENTED OUR 1961 HOMECOMING Tearfully accepting her crown from Sue Clouser is Miss Pauletta Burton. She is escorted by Gary Burton. A fall brings football season, bright leaves, and roaring chants; it also brings the memorable Homecoming. On September 16, 1961, we all recall our surprising defeat by Alexandria. Although our team was behind, it did not defeat our spirit. During the half-time ceremonies we waited to see whom the Cinderella slipper would fit. Then as our 1960 Homecoming Queen, Miss Sue Clouser, crowned Miss Pauletta Burton 1961 Homecoming Queen, the robe was placed on her shoulders for a year. 12