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

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Takin ' Care of Business Learning a profession in high school can someday lead to a very prosperous future in typing, accounting, or secretarial practice. When asked if student interest in business courses has remained stable, Mr. Arland Reinhard, business depart- ment head, replied, Even though the student enrollment has gone down in the 1982-83 school year, the enrollment in business classes has stayed the same. Elmhurst High School is currently the first high school in the Fort Wayne Community School system to replace all its manual typewriters with electric machines. With consideration to the future the skills most needed are recordkeeping, accounting and at least one year typ- ing, stated Mr. Reinhard. Junior Ann Malott presents her freckles for the camera during spirit week. As do all typical freshmen, Ron Crockett pays While given the rest of class time, senior Sara close attention to Mr. Smith, a business law Barrett uses her time wisely. teacher. Academics — 29

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Sophomore Rodney Pope shows his polenti ' a in first year typing. WhiJe junior Nancy Holland takes a test, she mentally reviews the information shared in of- fice practice laws. Mr. Reinhard didn ' t let pajama day hinder his class during spirit week. Going over her assignment, senior Belinda Cur- tin prepares for shorthand. 28 — Academics

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Trojans Salvage 2-8 Season ELM HURST TROJAN S What happened to the Trojan football team in 1982? In- juries along with inex- perience killed the Trojans ' chances at state playoffs. Expectations were high as the Tro- jans were state-rated at the begin- ning of the season. They opened the season with a win over Marion. Then suddenly they dropped one to North Central, who was rated number 1 in the state at the time. This started the nightmare, as the Trojans lost their leading rusher and some linemen. But what really hurt the most was the loss of senior Joe Birch, a key man on both offense and defense. Joe suffered a serious knee injury that ended his football career. The Trojans still were tough but didn ' t have that hard hitting that they had before, due to injuries and disciplinary reasons. They end- ed their season at 2-8. Next year the Trojans will be los- ing head coach Jim Welborn. Coach Welborn will be calling it quits after nineteen years on the Trojan coaching staff. Mr. Welborn will still be teaching at EHS, however. With twenty-one lettermen com- ing back, things look up for the Tro- jans in ' 83. The Trojans will have a strong running attack next year, along with a strong defensive backfield, and tha t ' s not all, com- mented Coach Welborn. They also will have the kicking potential even after the graduation of senior Chuck Standiford, who was an All-State selection. VARS;rY FOOTBALL — Front Row: Cooch Larson, Coach Alexander, R. Quinones, R. ordon, B. Scott, T. Hall, C. Whit- field, R. Dunbar, |. Scott, . Mocon, B. Williams, D. Min- niefield, B. Rice, E. Hyde, C. Sherbondy, S. Davis. B. Walker, T. Loshley, . Andrews. Second Row, Coach Stubbs, Coach Storey, . Lee, j. Davis, B Hort, L. Cobb, N. Crawford, B. Marcum. C. ehl, M. Bieber, . Neuhaus, D. Cross, T. Estep, B. Fisher, M. Soylor, A. Rife, . Booth, Mgr. . Mover, Mgr. I. Prosser. Third Row, S. Mueller, M. Foreman, T. Wallace, C. Fuller, B. Ross, A. Herring, T Dowdell, . Birch, S. Under- wood. M. Zurcher. B. Zelt, R. Linnemeier. T. Blough, A. Drennon, C. Morken, A. Aylor, L. Garvey. Fourth Row, Coach Welborn, Coach Hogeman, D. Lee, D. Schlosser, T. Muff, . Foreman, M. Surface. C. Standiford, C. Saylor, D. Travis, tC. Nevers. S. Ofunart. B. Grimes. S. Finken. f. Folland. D. McLemore, S. Allen, ]. Graham. G. Harris. Whoever will be the coach next year, he will have something to work with as things look good for the Trojans in the fall of ' 83. Coachina his last year, in the game against Snider, head coach Jim We born takes time to think of how the Trojans can stop the Panthers. 30 — Varsity Football