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

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Student Life Elmhurst students found that sports, clubs, organizations, friends, teachers, and even school work gave them the chance to develop into in- dividuals. EHS provided several chan- nels for its students to form their own separate identities. School turned out to be an exciting place, despite the protests heard from many. As the year progressed it was a little easier to leave summer memories behind and look forward to the ex- citing, and sometimes even hard, times ahead. STUDENT LIFE-

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ft. V i - - - ,r,a You can ' t actually mean school starts next week! This was a well heard exclamation as September ar- rived. To many it seemed as though those three glorious months had pass- ed at an alarming rate! Time really oes fly when you ' re having fun. Even though there was disappoint- ment because of the end of summer vacation, there was also an undercur- rent of excitement about the new school year. 1984-1985 held the pro- mise of ball games, dances, parties, and a chance to make new friends! xxxxxxx IDENT LIFE

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Means . . . The Start of Things Hey! Goin ' to the football game? I don ' t know. 1 might have to work. Are you? I sure am! We ' re predicted to be really good this year! Once again it ' s football season, and along with the football season goes school. Homework starts and many EHS students get into the old routine of school all day, then work, homework and rest. Day after day it ' s the same thing. Maybe that ' s why EHS students have the days till Christmas vacation numbered from the first week of school. Finishing up a lote ossignmenr is junior David LoCostro. 1 Junior Emily Porro demonstrates the true Christmas spirit by decorating These E.T. ' S (olias Mike Heasran and Tracy Nevills) demonstrate their true identity. 1 HF- START