ELWOOD REALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THE BOATS GO BY ON THE OHIO RIVER. HE ALSO VISITED WITH MANY PEOPLE AND ENJOYED HAVING HIS PICTURE MADE WITH THE GEORGE ROGERS CLARK STATUE. WHEN HE GOT INSIDE THE BARRICADES, LOCATED INSIDE THE FORT, IT WAS REALLY TOUGH TO GET HIM OUT. HE PLAYED HIDE AND SEEK WITH US AND ANYONE ELSE WHO WOULD PARTICIPATE. EVERYONE AT THE PARK ENJOYED HEARING OF ELWOOD'S MANY TRAVELS AND THE CLASS HE WOULD SOON RETURN TO.

ONE OF THE TEACHERS, MS. KRISTA CLAYTON, STATED THAT ELWOOD WAS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A STUDENT. SHE ALSO STATED THAT HIS CLASS AND HIS TEACHER SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF THE WAY HE ACTED WHILE IN SCHOOL.

BUT AFTER A QUICK RINSE OFF, HE WAS READY TO VISIT THE MEMORIAL STATUE LOCATED IN THE VETERAN'S MEMORIAL PARK RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO THE LIBRARY. MS. RANA DAUNIS, CHILDREN'S LIBRARIAN, WAS ALSO IMPRESSED WITH ALL OF ELWOOD'S KNOWLEDGE OF COMPUTERS AND HIS MANY ABILITIES.

AGAIN, ELWOOD TRIED TO CONVINCE THE OFFICERS THAT HE COULD DRIVE AND ATTEMPTED A QUICK GETAWAY, BUT OFFICER DAVE KOCH QUICKLY ALLOWED ELWOOD TO RIDE IN THE BACK SEAT OF THE POLICE CRUISER. ELWOOD DID MANAGE TO GET IN THE FRONT SEAT AND PUT THE OFFICER'S HAT ON.