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Just the thought of going back to school was enough to drive some kids crazy, but while looking over their sum- mer, other students gladly welcomed the new school year. It was the end of work- ing from morning to night, band camp, journalism workshops, and football prac- tices that lasted all day. When the first day of school arrived, everyone was a little unsure of what to expect. They had to walk around bulldoz- ers and tractors, past what seemed to be millions of construction workers, and then journey through the dust-filled halls to their classes. It seemed that even for those who wer- en ' t ready for school to start again, beginning a new year was a pleasant change of pace. Seeing how the school had grown and renewing old friendships made the first few days of school pass quickly. Looking back at all the years at Elm- hurst is nice, but you can ' t stay here for- ever. You have to be able to look ahead and see what the future holds for you. It is important to look toward new horizons. Looking Toward New Horizons After a grueling race at Swinney Park, members of the cross country team get together to rest and talk with Coach Carter Lohr and a spectator. 202390:4 Preregistration provides a time to renew old friendships. Sophomore Jim Filchak gives an affectionate kiss to a new found friend. Table of Contents — 3
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Winter Spring Opening 4 Student Life 12 92 170 Academics 20 106 132 Sports 32 68 188 Activities 44 82 138 Sophomores 54 Juniors 116 Seniors 142 Faculty 174 Advertisements 204 Index 214 Closing 220 Chairs and tables stacked outside classrooms were a common sight during the renovation of EHS. On a rainy morning at Friendship Farms, junior Jeri Yarbrough sleepily awaits the first practice of the day. - Table of Contents
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The new Fort was built in 1 976, as part of the bicentennial celebration, to commemorate Anthony Wayne ' s fort. In memory of Anthony Wayne, his statue stands in Freimann Square. Housing various plays throughout the year, the Performing Arts Center is on the corner of Main and Barr streets. Pizza Hut is a common meeting place for EHS students. 4 — Pieces to Go
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