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

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CORIE BRATTER, portrayed by junior Lua Haram, pouts be- cause her husband Paul is obsessed with his job. p 13 Play

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to stimulate support for Republicans Returning to Nixon Country for the first time since his election, Richard M. Nixon visited Fort Wayne late in October. As he arrived at Baer Field, Mr. Nixon shook hands with some of those who had stood in the rain for hours, as secret Service men watched nervously at his side. Helping to gain Republican support for Congressman E. Ross Adair and Sen- atorial hopeful Richard Roudebush, Pres- ident Nixon ended his 22-state campaign tour speaking before an estimated 12,000 people at the Allen County Memorial Coliseum. Although Mr. Nixon was given rous- ing cheers and support, both Republican candidates lost by slim margins in what was often referred to as the dirtiest campaign in Indiana history. EXTENDING a warm greeting to those who came to listen. President Nixon mingles with the crowd offering his hand in friendship. LOW VISIBILITY at Baer Field delays Air Force One ' s touchdown while large crowds of people wait several hours in constant drizzle for a glimpse of the President. No matter how you try you will still ask yourself why how can this thing be true? because nothing seems right to you. This world is full of trouble If you help it, oh it just doubles no matter how rough this gets you got to keep on going now. You just will have to keep on trying- just to keep the world from dying you have to keep on pushing your way. This always helps you out someday say inside, I ' ll keep on going No matter how rough this gets, you got to keep flowing. You just got to keep going now You just got to keep going now You just got to keep going now Mike McClendon W-i7 - J!- ' - 1 - MP ■ DESPITE THEIR APPEARANCE with the president, candidates Adair and Roudebush were later defeated at the polls. Nixon p. 17

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perienced cast creates sensational smash hit Cast enthusiasm and dedication overcame lack of experience when Neil Simon ' s BAREFOOT IN THE PARK opened Nov. 7, becoming the most finan- cially successful school play in recent years. With play production beginning in September, theatre arts students designed and constructed the set, while cast mem- bers spent over 120 hours in rehearsing and perfecting the play. In the leading roles were junior Lisa Haram and senior Dan Fulmer as Corie and Paul Bratter; junior Ellyn Boedeker as Corie ' s mother Mrs. Banks and senior Bob Schmidt as Victor Valesco, an impoverished ' wolf. Painted faces, people with printed personalities. Stage direction, a movement, a wave of the hand, an expression. All the second hand thoughts soon become one ' s own. Improvisation takes on life under the sun of a spotlight. Through the sweat and powder A student sees the wonder that is the theatre. Kerri Morris TO GET THE FLAVOR from Valasco ' s homemade Knichi hors d ' oeuvrr, Corie pops one in the middle of her tongue. PLAY DIRECTOR, Mr. Don Goss, juniors Kevin Johnson, Mike Kiester and senior Becky Jo Good paint play scenery. Pl?y p. 19