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

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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

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i .§i - 4? .. Ts ' FRIENDSHIP Can it be measured ? Can It be ctiarted Fnr two special people It means |ust walking tiand m hand toge ' ' er underneath the trees We Call It Friendship What can be meant when two people share time together or experience some- thing that excites them equally ' Could it be friend- ship ' 7 Or, if a person who is lonely on a Friday night calls up a buddie who has plans, and the plans are dropped for the lonely one, can the buddie be considered a friend ' Can friendship be measured on a DEMONSTRATING THE ART ot the quick kiss in the stairwell, seniors Carol Gier and Doug Beadie find an interesting way to skip class ' scale or charted on a charf Or is it measured by feelings felt between two people ' We, here at Elmhurst, express our feelings for each other in different ways. For some, it ' s just a friendly smile as we pass each other in the hall, and for others, it ' s plans for life-long commitments. We are the fnendly, WE ARE THE PROUDi Friendships-