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

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In the procesb ot rebuilding sompthing must be torn down With a wrecking ball multi storied buildings can be demolished P S3 Seems as though downtown has been deserted just lor this shot of the Landing, taken from the Summit Club That ' s strange for the Landing is usually the most frequented spot in Fort Wayne Fori Wayne — 5

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What We Build With Our Hands We First Construct With Our Minds The total man is continually striving for perfection. He rebuilds himself and his surroundings many times over, by break- ing down what has been, and building on a firmer platform. He works harder and harder And before he knows it he has himself a city, a community, a group of people willing to cooperate with him in order to progress. This same man can be found in Fort Wayne. He is not an individual as you might think of one person, but a group of people willing to progress and improve the city. And this year Fori Wayne has undergone much change because of this progressive attitude. The construction shows that as long as man continues to rebuild, his surround- ings will benefit. ivn j It ' s nice to see that simple hammers and nails are not losing their value to the survival of man These tw o construction workers start out with such tools in building The white arrow points out the major construction done in Fort Wayne this year, the building of the Indiana and f icnigan Electric Company offices. If you are to construct: Build with your mind first, then with your hand of talent. If you want to put together new ideas: Keep some old ones, in order to progress even further. If problems greet you with evil eyes: Do not back down, life is for living. If your efr orts have been honest, and you are satisfied with what you have done; Then you have succeeded and success is beautiful. 4 — Fort Wayne

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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