Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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. . .Give us the serenity to accept the things we cannot change. . . The courage to change the things And the wisdom to know the difference . t w

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Below 1. Locks on lockers 2. Dress code abolishment 3. Installment of bleachers 4. Locking doors makes sign in effective 5 All weather track

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Downpour, Bishop Luers dampen Homecoming Their hearts must be fluttering Their minds in a panic Their faces glowing brightly Anticipating the seconds . . . I wonder what they feel I wonder if they know That I am as excited As they are . . . A tear flows down A smile grows wide It isn ' t the rain That ' s creating the excitement A queen, a crowd, a game- Memory made! Enid Gilland Stormy weather proved to be a bad omen for the fifth annual Homecoming activities Sept. 26. Cold rain prevented erecting decorations in the stands and the marching band from performing on the field. The jinx was complete with Trojans losing to Bishop Luers, 27-20. Mini Roman chariots decorated with helium-filled balloons carried Queen Brenda Sims and her court during half- time festivities at South Side ' s stadium. Following the game, local rock group Grit provided music for the dance, attended by both students and alumni. tf HAPPINESS REIGNS as Sophomore Atten- dant Sue Nichols enjoys the homecoming dance. FLOAT CHAIRMAN senior Heather Walley finishes last minute homecoming prepa- rations at South Side Stadium. p. 12 Homecoming