Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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Everyone is confused as Greg Yeater discovers he has been misled.

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Seven Sisters- From Nightmare To Miracle n Wednesday, November 17th, the cast of Seven Sisters was having definite problems. Dress rehearsal wasn't the best they had ever seen - in fact, it was rotten. It was literally a nightmare. When finally finished, a disappointed cast went home and spent the night cramming lines. One girl even had a bad dream concerning the show as she screamed Lieutenant Sandorffy from 3:30 to 6:00 am. On Thursday, Wednesday's duds showed their professionalism by rattling off their lines with ease - finally! On Friday night a miracle happened. The show pulled together and kept the audience laughing for two hours straight. Timing was good, lines were spontaneous, and hilarity prevailed. No one was more surprised than the cast. Drama Club members helped with the production of the set, lighting, make-up, ushering, and even selling Cokes. The cast, led by Dana Marlatt and Arleigh Reichl, also consisted of Cheryl Kruger, Debbie Reason, Sharon Biggerstaff, Erin Janus, Carrie Zerbie, Pat O'Halloran, Patrice Devero, Bill Block, Mark Jones, Greg Yeater, Duane Wipperman, and Dave Lyness. Director was Mrs. Dunlop. Debbie Reason portrays the eldest sister who marries Greg Yeater can't believe he's in love with a baroness. Greg Yeater.

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Students Are Squoze After Squeeze Week 0, Elston's students are I not running around on half the sugar of regular homemade lemonade. In this case, Squoze refers to the way that students felt following 1976's Squeeze Week. Squeeze, which is an annual money-making drive for charity, was enormously successful this year as it totaled $4137.12. The senior class contributed $1471.85 which was the highest contribution from a class. Mr. Keene's homeroom took top honors as they turned in a total of $366.79. However, the biggest and most impressive effort of this year's Squeeze was Mr. Jones' special squeezins. On the last morning of Squeeze, Mr. Jones realizing that we were not going to reach our goal, extended homeroom for one final squeezing. With the $181.67 he brought the final total up and over the goal mark. Later that morning, a Squeeze assembly took place followed by another post-Squeeze tradition called the Class Olympics. Mr. Jones, biggest squeezer of all, watches Class Olympics with intentness and cue card in hand. Students battle for the winning points during the Class Olympics. The students pictured are playing Tug of War.