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

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Drinking away her problems, Tracy tries to forget about the day ' s activities. Dinah and her mother are obviously upset about something that seems not to bother Sandy or Uncle Willie at all. Cradled in Macaulay ' s arms, Tracy is carried to her room after a late night swim. Shocked by some awesome news, Tracy and her mother listen as San- dy tells it like it is. 12 — Fall Play

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Is This Spirit or Just Craziness?!?! Human bumble bees, clowns, hippies, punl rocl ers, cowboys, and even Dolly Parton could be seen roaming the halls of EHS during the week of October 12- 16. For years Trojans have been celebrating these unusual holidays bet- ter known as Spirit Week. The five days of the week were filled with fun. It gave students the chance to be more rowdy than usual. It also allowed them to wear some get-ups that would not be permissable any other time. Every day of the week the Trojans ac- tively participated. Punk day. Mas- querade day. Red and Gray day. Twin day, and 50 ' s day were the highlights of the activities. Once again Punk day seemed to be the favorite. Everyone got his chance to come alive. The seniors seemed to be non- conformists throughout the whole week. For 50 ' s day, they dressed as though they were 50 years old. For Twin day, the majority of the class dressed alike by wearing white shirts and ties. During the evening, the Trojans were more live than usual. They got into the night scene. The Dating game, volleyball — ping-pong tournament, a concert presenting Love Drive and the Burger Bash, were the night ' s events. What ' s new pussycat? seemed to be the ques- tion asked to senior Karen Lehner. Ifc ya 36-24-36 . . . JudI Johnson? She displayed her Dolly Parton figure on Masquerade day. The faculty also became live and got into the act, as shown here by Mr. Reinhard. Spirit Week — 11

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Taken by surprise, Mike is punched by Dexter, who ' s suffering from a small fit of jealousy The School Soap The Philadelphia Story is a unique play that fits in with the present life style of the students, unlike the two plays from last year, Midsummer Night ' s Dream and Harvey. The soap opera air of the play reminded students of their after school TV dramas. The humorous mood began to pick up speed after Tracy blurted Oh suds! and had the audience laughing loudly. The excitement picked up even more when senior tVIike Hudelson risked his macho reputation as his character Macaulay Connor was punched by C. K. Dexter Haven, alias senior Curt Syndram. The soap opera feeling was definitely stressed when Tracy broke off her wedding plans at the last possible moment, then remarried her ex-husband in order to save the embarrassment of telling the guests she ' d canceled the wedding. The Cast Laura Lawrence Tracy Lord Rhonda Reynolds Dinah Lord Alicia Schnellenberger Margaret Lord Mark Davis (Sandy) Alexander Lord Mike Cloud Thomas Mike Paxson . . . (Uncle Willie) William Tracy Wendy Novitsky (Liz) Elisabeth Imbrie Mike Hudelson (Mike) Macaulay Connor Mike Boyle George Kittredge Curt Syndram . , C.K. Dexter Haven Joel Heim Seth Lord Christy Peters Elsie Darren Heim Mac The night watchman Kim Syndram May Edd Eckels Edward Bryan Roeger ... Dr. Parsons Amy, Michelle Roman Flower girls John Hermes Stage manager Shelley Wellington, Linda Roman Directors John Hermes Student Directors Dexter explains the odd situation to Mac the night watchman while Ivlike lies dazed on the ground. wOBUk 1 m