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

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' Hey, is this what is sup- )osed to happen? Rob Blais- ng and |im Dickson have irst hand experience in the eal meaning of trial and er- or. itudents always seem to ipend time waiting — for rlass to start — for the lunch ine to shrink — or for the :30 bus to pull up. Hello, is anyone there? This is recording 436-1 Sound familiar? Well, senior Michelle Mowan just doesn ' t give up. A major innovation at EHS, sparked by Don Goss, is the advent of a graphic computer art class. Opening

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Freedom to do our thing Free time! No homework — Yak, yaking on the phone — KISS concert — Mall hauling — Christmas vacation ;■ — Phone earitis — Komet hockey ,1 game — Azars after Rocky Horror — ; - r Sleeping in until noon — Males in the mall viewing — Cinema I, II, and III matinees — Chips and trashy afternoon T.V. — Poster gazing at Spencers — Absorbing atmosphere at the Blue Mountain — Personal people parties — discs and tapes at Wooden Nickel — slam dancing at 7th Level — INXS concert — Spring break — Free time — our time — our things — our fun — Free — Freedom. It goes without say- ing that seniors have the most spirit. Seni- ors are looked up to as leaders. After four years we deserve to be called the rulers of the school. Jon Backs Life at Elmhurst: strange, creative, and utterly unique. Bobbi Voght Student Life