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

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It ' s l i(. ' ,sl(ir( of another Home iis |iinior Kori Rit ' l- (iorf tind senior Corniftld Wiilkcr perform Ifie scfioo song. The cheerloiuiing squad sported two new attractions this year. In addition to the female yell leaders, there were two male members on the squad. Ju- niors Brian Coyle and Bill Panyard joined seniors Carmetta Walker, Anita Boyer, and juniors Kari Rietdorf. Jean- ine Russell, [ana Beauchot, and Lise Ducmling on the varsity squad. The guys helped out with mounts as well as leading the crowd in chants and cheers. Led by captain Metta Walker and co-captains Anita Boyer and Kari Rietdorf, the squad won the Universal Cheerleading Association spirit award. Only one major injury hit the squad. Junior Jeanin( Russell hurt her knee during gymnastics practice and missed the latter part of the season. Cheerleaders Sport New Attraction Wr ' rv No- l! In (he final minutes of the SAC lliiltday Tourney with North Side, the score tcr- Icrrd back and forth, which brought on tension nol onfy lo the players hut also to some of the re- MTie cheer eaders. Keserve 76; Front-Lisa Williams. Kim Huntley. Kelly .Schoeph, Ann Arend. uSides— Lisa Richard. iri Slephon. Cheerleoding 27

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Vdrsily ' 76: Fronl-Cormetlo Walker. Use Duemling. eanine Riisse , An la Bayer. Kari Riefdorf, and jana Bcuuchol. S dfS-Brion Coy e. Bil Panyard. 2() OhrrrlcndiiiH

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Mrs. one Hoylman, Aniibrum, Quill er Scroll Deadlines, pictures, copy, headlines . . . HELP! To mem- bers of the Aniibrum staff and Quill and Scroll Society those words sound all too familiar; they dealt with them ev- ery day. This has been one of the most creative years, com- mented the Aniibrum editor senior Karyn Heiney. I think the number of people that went to summer workshops really helped a lot. Instead of being published according to sections, this yearbook was done on a seasonal basis. At first everyone thought the idea would be kind of hard to adapt to, but once the groundwork was laid everything fell into place like peas in a pod. QuiJJ Scroll is an honor society for journalists having completed at least one year on a staff. Before one may be- come a member, he must be voted on by present members, be in the top third of his class, and also be outstanding in ournalism. Aniib rum Staff: Front— Anita Bnypr. Karyn Heiney. Lorl McCleneghen. Ann Fi chok. Row 2— Carol Lockvvood. Colleen Tonn. Vicki Hamm, Ann Lehncr. Row J—Syd Hutner. oan Land- rigan. Brion Coy e, .ScoK Bernharl. Bock— Tim Springer. Sue Fronkewich, Kori Rietdorf. Afler taking six pages of notes during the Ball Stale Workshop, junior Kori Rietdorf displays her new found talent for moking a dry pen write again For funior Colleen Tonn finding fust the right pic- ture may impose quite a problem. But with thf aid of senior Sue Fronkewich they knock head; to find the perfect picture. 28 Aniibrum .Staff, Quill fr Scroll.