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

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THE UNDERDOGS! The jun- ior powderpuff team gladly receives their hard-earned trophy from their coach, Mr. Candy. Confidence was a strong point in the seniors, but too much can lead to a downfall. Patti Davis and Kris Foreman are ail smiles. Homecoming 1

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Let the Gomes Beqin! E f r ,very year Homecoming adds a twisted sense of humor to the students. For one night the girls get to be rough and tough football players and the guys get to play dress-up and cheer their teams on. This is Powderpuff. This year the seniors wanted a victory. They wanted it bad. But the juniors had spunk and pulled through 31-8. After it was all over, a little shaving cream fight topped it all off. Once in a while, fate takes a turn for the worse. This happened on the night of Sep- tember 25, 1987. EHS played their hearts out, cheered on by the hopeful fans. Even though Luers ended up winning, the team ' s efforts didn ' t go unnoticed. The Homecom- ing game was a success from the spirit of the Trojans. -• i ' J 1 Tish Pankop is ready to come out fighting. The Powderpuff teams took the game very se- riously — or did they? Is number 33 Sweetness Walter Payton? No, but Gary Arrington sure has fancy footwork, leaving the oppo- nent head-over-heels. 10 Homecoming

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IMITS?! Have you ever counted how many people you recognize in one night at the mall? Since free time is such a precious thing, why does it seem as if students are constantly there? Could it be the ice rink, the four department stores, dozens of boutiques, and numerous food traps? How about the opportunity to work and get a discount on clothes at the same time? Or how about the fact that building an up-to-date wardrobe just takes time? Whatever the reason, Glenbrook at- tracts teens like a magnet. And although Southtown can ' t boast to be the largest mall in the state, it too has its fine points, such as an attached movie theater. What do EHS students think makes the mall such a fun place to be? Making lots of money, says junior Felicia Page. Senior Jen- nifer Wynn says, I like to go shop and spend money and buy things. She adds as an afterthought, There ' s more people- s watching to do at Glenbrook too. There ' s a larger variety of people. As one of the workers on the mall job force, Felicia Page handles the cash register at Bcrmans, where she works almost daily. Straightening — an endless job! Chris Campbell arranges the tumbling dinosaurs in Waldenkids. Artwork can also serve as a rest station for tired shoppers, like junior Wendy Stein. 12 Feature