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

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eyenls shcipe tomorroui s future Events We sometimes conveniently snare in our minds a place of such solitude, such overwhelming splendor that we . might forget about today ' s events and rest upon tomorrow ' s hope. Yet that is the magic of your lives, a ■ constant wish for a better begin- S;f eihg built upon the fallings of out We oette.r ourselves o w v- V . , , , w c V V. n lSO f o ' u r p a St . Alas our past is too strong and we are shot from the trenches of ' battle into the ruts of life. The world mourned the deaths of Lyr B. Johnson and Harry S. Truman, twi America ' s most controversiai Presior Longest Of U.S. Wars Ovei Peace With Honor ' 60 Days To Liberty For American POWs 1 was elected in November to his second Later in, February, he announced an ihc war in Vietnam.

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The madness of motion rings as stu- dents match their lives to the famili bells. phomore Pat Clark and senior ;kson smile at the end ot another BethA ther I Senior BobJfli H HBi ' essive style IS captured as he sails between two iHmmfMmEsair. Warsaw opponents

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An Israeli mother weeps over the body of her son returning from Mu- nich and the trag(C Olympic games fvtany students attend the October Fort Wayne political rally at which Vice President Spiro T. Agnew was guest speaker. , Students learn about the operation of a voting machine in their history and government classes: others seem unaffected by the numerous political posters: junior Cindy Hackbarth serves at the polls.