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

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Better Understanding of Homelands Lennart and his American brother, Tom Crimans, and a friend, Paul As a member of the Panther Band Willhoite, stop for a soda after school. Lennart practices the cymbals. Lennart's home is in Stockholm, Sweden. His American parents were Mr. and Mrs. William Crimans. Lennart's subjects this year were: Speech, Sociology, Civics, Advanced Composition, U.S. History, Spanish, Journalism, Band, and Driver's Education. Lennart kept busy this year by joining the Key Club, Student Council, Crescent staff, and was treasurer of the Modern Language Club. He also participated in Cross Country and Golf. Their coming to America has helped them understand our customs, the people, and the principles of our country. They have helped all of us to have a better understanding of the people and life in other lands. In the short year that they have been among us they have worked their way into our hearts. They have contributed so much to our lives, in school and out of school, that we will always remember Val and Lennart as our pride and joy. As one of the Crescent photographers, Lennart adjusts the camera for an Lennart and Tom relax at home important picture. for a quiet evening of reading. 19

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Destinies Unlimited: At Willkie organizations are a fundamental part of school life . Through organizations we can function in interests which we enjoy and share these interests with other students, who enjoy them also. Willkie offers an unlimited number of organizations . Some of these activities entertain the student body and some aid the community . Still others bring forth individual leadership. Our outside activities are important to the character of the school. Whether in competition with another band, debating, or whatever it may be, we strive to make these activities reflect the true light of our school. Pleasures afford more delight when shared with others . Dio Chrysostom 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S