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

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KALEIDOSCOPES Boy meets Girl-Flashing lights, stuffy rooms, crowded floors — Sock Hop- pin and Beat Boxin — Slam Dancing, Ice cold Pepsi — Party-poopers in the halls; holding up the walls? — Crepe paper dec- orations and spinning lights — Basketball games and Pizza Hut later — Popping bal- loons — Unique Lighting and Sound — Sounds One — Dressing up and dressing down — Dancing the night away. Unique Lighting and Sound did most of the music at Elm- hurst ' s dances this year. The gym is always packed when Mr. Kendall comes to school. All this money for one little dance? Of course! It ' s the semi-formal; the closest thing to prom that everyone can go to. Jon Backs purchases his tickets to the spring semi- formal. Dances 25

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Hey are these two for real? Nelson Catalan and Timm Roop are attempting to per- fect their slam-dancing skills. Too much dancing is a killer on the feet. Especially when you ' re in heels. By the end of the evening many students had kicked their shoes off. Having your picture taken is a must when attending the semi-formal. Sandy Mann and Jason Stein get put in their places.

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EXAM A chair squeaks A great tension Enslaved freedom Almost there So close and yet . . . Racing for lost answers An ache in your hand It goes to your brain Glimpse around All others working Can ' t remember Then you spy it Across the room Guilt and relief You knew it anyway. Will Pullit, senior Life Force by Julie Becktell ' Ad for Carpetland by Chris Wallace Bend It A Little by David Gaskill BLIND OPTIMISM it could be better It could get worse I could die in the midst of this ver Chris Brand, sophomore 26 Creative Arts