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

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to Produce the 265 Crescent Crescent staff sorts through pictures. They are SEATED: Kathy Colcord, Ann Fortson, Nina Runyan, Tonda Witt- kamper,Lois Fo1ey,Annette Langford, Mavis Kintzel, Margaret Wingrove, and Dodi Forst. STANDING: Don Cabe, Mrs. Chapman, and Dave Hood. CRESCENT COMMITTEES: ROW ONE: S. V. Davies, J. Helpling, R. Smith, D. VanWinkle, J. Green- field, S. Taylor,S. Greenfield, C. Kilgore. M. Garner, S. Latshaw, R. Elkins, L. Oliver, B. DeLawter, J. Clapper, L. Sparks,L.Moore,A. T. Eads, C. Hancock. ROW THREE: B. Lynas, S. Pearson, J.Cornelious,A.Carnpbell,J.Puterbaugh, Aldridge, J. Hood, A. Sullivan, C. Svenson, J. Piirto, K. Sanders. ROW FOUR: S. Gilson, M , B. Bishop, M. Winings, J. Coffin, R. Bannon, J. Smith, J. Claghorn, K. Cassidy, C. Yarling, S. 21

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Hours qf Thought and Ejjbrt Combined What is a yearbook? To the students it is a book filled with an unlimited amount of signatures and memories, to the teachers it is a reference book, while to the staff it is a source of re- sponsibility, work, and pride . Anon-social organization, the Cres- cent staff devoted their free time and lunch hours to produce an outstanding piece of literary work. Endless hours of planning page layouts , identifying pic- tures, authoring running heads, typing, and worrying were spent by the co- editors Ann Fortson and Nina Runyan. Assuming the financial responsibilities of the Crescent was KathywColcord, Dave Hood . Taking candid shots or group pictures, these two boys were always exceptionally busy and in great demand. A special acknowledgment goes to the Crescent sponsor, Mrs . Hilda Chap- man. Mrs . Chapman efficiently and energetically gave her time and help to everyone. Through her experience and unselfishness she guided the staff to many deadlines and through the frus- trated moments . As in every yearbook, this one is filled with recollections of pleasant memories and is the result of the efforts of many people. The sponsor, editors, the business manager, section editors, business manager, who spe r coygj co 'XX ittee members, student body and lecting money, getting ads, n digg adv, ers have Nplipntributed their tal- statements forbilledads. if to argigifs na aid t ake one memorable for the Crescent! rej KCEQ' nd l k . . . The X, 65 Crescent. , X MK ,vi ,V ,px ,NJ N YYY ,X is X QQ! KN fbi 5 C X D kr The co-editors, Nina their time and effort for mz-anagexpx athy Colcord, spent a great deal of 2. gfgaw ..,, in?

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Student Council t Mtioebf Promotes N X . ROW ONE: C. Short, C. Lehman, T. Dillen, D. Rogers, P. Forst, L. Frazier, B. Knauer, J. Hiatt. ROW TWO: J. Fortson, D. Vanwinkle, S. Beeman, C. Kilgore, S. Gilson, K. Tharp, D. Hancher, J. Tucker, M. Fouts,M. Fettig. ROW THREE: T. Shickley, J. Cornelious, B. Lynas, C. Kochman, R. Knopp, J. Her- niak, J. I-Ielpling, E. Mangas, J. Puterbaugh, B. Keller. ROW FOUR: D. Cotton, N. Runyan, L. Davis, W. Frye, M. Wingrove, S. Courtney, K. Knutsson-Hall, A. Fortson, C. Reynolds, M. Oldag, L. McGuire, J. Coffin, M. Johns. Ever striving for improvement and achievement, the Student Council has this year used its full prestige and power to make it one of the most progressive student governing bodies of Willkie I-Iigh. With specialized committees in charge the Student Council has provided the student with new and refreshing ac- tivities . The Halloween Howl, monthly favors given to the teachers, the Morp, and the annual Belles and Beaus Dance were all vital links in the chain of Student Council activity. Miss Karin Knutsson-Hall from Ar- hoga, Swedenwas the visible expression ofthe determination and work of Willkie The officers of the Student Council are: FIRST ROW: Jean Heriak, secretary, Ruth Ann Knopp, parlia- mentarian, and Margaret Wingrove, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Jeff Coffin, president, Charles Short and James Hiatt, sponsors, not present, Christy Jarvis, treasurer.