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

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Right: The finished )ack-in-the-Box moves towards the evening ' s festivities as the seniors let out a big sigh of relief. After weeks of paper stuffing and wire twisting, it all paid off when the senior float nabbed first prize. Below: What beauty! What charm! What grace! What is it?? Juniors Barry Cohen, Tod Huntley, and Vance Veale disguised as the Powderpuff cheerleaders, of course. f 14 Spirit Week

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lle!|!CI iu li iVOue0A! Above: The odds seemingly against him, not to mention the Homestead team, junior Brian Russell makes a dash towards eventual 6-0 victory. Left: Guide right! Guide left! It ' s too cold to guide anything! Elmhurst Marching Trojans march off-field after a pre-game performance. Homecoming 13

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Syei f nil f i Balloon? Bottom: Balloons never had it so good as they did on Balloon Day during Spirit Week! Seniors Pam Belcher and Beatrice Malone flash smiles and tote helium on a string. Below: The Spanish class hosts Seizor Bruce Marks and Sei orita Liz Macias under a crepe paper arch and behind a guitar also done in tissue. Below: With senior |an Farriss in the foreground and senior Kent Keuneke looking on, senior Allen Shaw adds a few last-minute touch-ups to the senior float, a common pastime of all the float builders. «sasa •7 S ■ SBB ■» • • I 1 ' V - » Hey! Breathe this in! . . . Now talk. And a munchkin voice fronn a six-foot athlete will bring roaring laughter every time. People were parading down the halls with helium balloons tied to their wrists, and pencils floated in classes as those bouncing, bobbing spheres created a circus-like atmosphere. The first day of Spirit Week was, you guessed it. Balloon Day! Then came Sucker Day which not only referred to buying suckers and daring to eat them in class, but also to students who had one too many and whose stomachs let them know it! Wednesday was Bicentennial Day which brought out senior )ay Fox ' s stars and stripes pants and senior Larry Raber ' s Benjamin Franklin outfit. If anyone had visited Elmhurst, Thursday would have made the best impression. Dress-up Day was a real shocker to people who didn ' t know what was going on. Anything from top hats and tuxedos to chiffon formals was walking down the halls. Friday brought a complete reversal. You ' d think kids had just been out washing their cars! Shirts had seven armholes, pants were held together with patches, and sweat shirts with paint spots made their biggest showing. Dress-down Day, of course. What a crazy week. But, come to think of it, it ' s not a whole lot different from any other week! Spirit Week 15