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

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student Life — 7

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With summer over, wait a minute . . . why should summer be over ' ? ' For once why can ' t we bring a little bit of our great summer back to school with us ' ? ' Just because one month we are swimming, sleeping late, and vacationing, and the next month we ' re running for the bus, doing homework, and fighting a schedule does not mean there ' s no sunshine left. The bright spots in school can sometimes reflect a prosperous summer. The things we now do during the week and on the weekends can be labeled extended summer fun, but now we ' re doing them with the people we see each day . ; . the ones that sit right next to us in English class or the ones we compete against in P.E. Teenagers are thought of as bad news, and maybe some of our good times ended in having to do an extra 500 word essay, serving a detention with Mr. White, or being grounded by our parents, but they were our good times, our own homemade memories. And it was those memories as we cried in agony from writer ' s cramp, or sat in study hall after school, or remained at home on a Friday night that kept the year from becoming ho-hum. . o ' d y o 6 — student Life

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WHILE SKIPPING CLASS, sopho- mores Julie Bontempo, Robin Licht- sinn, and Denise Mendenhall stroll down the hall, smiling the whole time THE LUNCHROOM IS a great place to let your hair down and just relax as senior Debbie Barrett a ready knows FRIENDS OFTEN GATHER in the courtyard to talk or just be together Seniors Mary Johnson and Jim Fil- chak find peace and solace or just plain relief from the day ' s hectic pace SMASHED BENEATH ALL of her new- found friends at the city-wide Campus Life RIOT, freshman Jane Stinson doesn ' t know whether to laugh or scream. ■Friendships