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

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THE CROWD SHOWED true spirit as they staunchly supported the team throughout the disappointing game. Pride ' s the Word at Homecoming Wonder who ' ll be queen this year? It ' s hard to tell . . . I guess the voting was pretty close. Hey. the band is looking good! They ' ve got NISBOVA tomorrow. Sue, who got that corsage for you? Jim bought it for me. Wasn ' t that sweet? Shh . . . they ' re announcing the court. Who ' s that escorting Gaylan Prince? I can ' t see around the guy in front of mf;. It ' s Bill. At least.! . . . Shut up! The queen is being announced! . . . and the 1978-79 Homecoming Queen is LISA WILLIAMS! Homecoming ... a special timt; to us all. It ' s the perfect ending to weeks of preparation, float meetings, powder- puff football practices, zany spirit week days, and frenzied last minute work on the floats. It ' s corsages and red and gray pom-pons. It ' s hearing that the seniors (as always) won the class float competi- tion, and not complaining loo loudly if you thought your float was better, because, after all, you are going to be a senior someday too. It ' s finally getting a date with that special guy to go to the Homecoming dance, or maybe it ' s a shrug of the shoulders and a hope that she ' ll say yes next year. For seniors, it ' s the realization that next year you are going to be the visi- tors. You ' ll be the glamorous graduates who come back to see the high school game. You will remember back to your senior year when you lost your Home- coming, but won in so many oth ways. You won by the gaining of many ne friends, and by the strengthening older friendships at the float meeting You won by the confidence you gain! when your ideas were used for the se ior hall. You won by the sense of sati faction you received from a job w( done. You won by knowing that y( really did know what the word was PRIDE! You won memories that you ' always treasure above all others. Yo know you won ' t forget. It was Homf coming! 18 — Student Life

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THE lUNlOR FLOAT, Wipi ' the GfiiiTHls. con- sisted of a huge roll of toilet paper and an old out- house. Junior Randy Hunt puts the finishing touches on the Super Bowl. GROIICHO MARX DAY brings a lot of laughs to Spirit Week. |unior Mark Hunter adds his own variation to the fun. SUPPORTING THE JUNIOR class by buying their red and gray pom-pons, sophomore Tom Filchak strolls down the senior hall. DRESS-UP DAY was the most popular day of Spirit Week, Junior Chris Folland models with a smile. Student Life — 1 7

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WITH A LOT of tears and a tremulous smile, sen- ior Lisa Williams proudly reigns as the 1978-79 Homecoming Queen. GOTTA GET YOU Into My Life was one of the band ' s favorite pieces from its NISBOVA show. The rifle and flag corps celebrated Homecoming with the first wearmg of their new uniforms. Student Life— 19