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

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Immaturity results in assembly cut Brought imk-w ithfhilar JOBS laughter, seniors B Bonoot and Male Finlay- son portr lB high school couple of the 1950 ' i ring the Homecoming assembly.

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Displaying a picture portraying starving people during the depression, a guest performer presents a program on the 1930 ' s Demonstrating the art of spaceball, a guest trampolinist uses his skills to down Trojan volunteers, 6-4 Guest speakers and perform- ers numbered few as student actions and apathy caused a shortage in the number of as- semblies given throughout the year. Assemblies were made vol- untary, and students had the choice of going to study hall or to the program. Performed and designed solely by Elmhurst black students, a Black History Week assembly was presented comemorating the week. Exhibiting trampoline feats, a guest gymnast presented a pro- gram to students. At a later date, a guest performer gave a per- formance on the 1930 ' s. Presenting a basketball game, senior hoopsters tried to arouse student interest, while the jazz band performed before classes in a campaign to boost ticket sales for the jazz festival.

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K :Wiis-ldi lOUIS ROI Several roles provided for a variety of characters in Abe Burrows ' comedy Cautus Flower, as jun- iors Al Rutledge and Randy Collins took ori the male leads while seniors Barb Young and Terri Lipp played the female leads. Opening the play, Toni Simmons, portrayed by Terri Lipp, attempts suicide because Dr. Julian Winston, played by Al Rutledge, has wounded her emotionally. However, Toni ' s plan is foiled when Randy Collins as Igor Sullivan stumbles into the scene. The entire comedy evolves around Julian attempting to retain his bachelor status by using his nurse as a fake wife in order to prevent matri- mony. Other roles included seniors John Hoylman as Harvey Greenfield; Nancy Bollenbacher as Mrs. Dixon Durant, a patient of the doctor; and Glenn Rediger as a music lover and waiter. Juniors John Wright played Senor Arturo Sanchez; John Davis a customer; and Jaki Joseph as Boticelli Spring- time, Harvey ' s girlfriend. Crew members included senior Jody Dell as stage manager and in charge of publicity. Lights were handled by seniors Leslie Line and Nancy Ostrognai with Beth Miller in charge of props and costumes. Glenn Rediger controlled sound and aided in the construction of the set along with other stage craft class members. Patiently Harvy Greenfield waits for his ap- pointment while Dr. Julian Winston discuss- es dental hygiene with his favorite patient, Mrs. Dixon Durant. Cast members look on as director Don Goss discusses errors occucing during a dress rehearsal performance of the school play. Cautus Flower .