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

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Graduates Accept any Seniors look at graduation as the end to dull books, sadistic teachers, merciless homework assignments. mal- odorous lockers, stuffy classrooms and the urgent warning of the minute bell. Yet Rev. O'Gorek helped remind the graduates that graduation should not be an end in itself. Keep on target. Don't take your eyes off your goal. It is as you will. You have to learn to make your decisions intelligently. Whatever be- comes of your life is up to you. Remember. it's your decision to make. this was the advice of Rev. O'Gorek as he spoke of the future to the graduating class. This was graduation Nineteen Hundred and Seventy Seven. Three Hundred and Sixty Two Seniors and honorary graduates, Mr. Adams and Mr. Jones, looked away from their yesterdays to the challenge of tomorrow. Doug Wiseman steals a moment of reflection before the final march. The graduates seem oblivious of the crowd. Larry Allen. Terry Aldridge and Helena Albertson wait for the signal to be seated. 16 Graduation

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Of Baghdad To Elston Stage Marsinah. Cathy van der Berg. warbles Baubles. Bangles. and Beads townspeople pause to listen. The poet. porxrayed by Greg Yealer. explains the predicament he is in to Jawan. Mex Reichl. Jawan is searching for his long lost son who is actually the Wazirh wares in the market place Was I Wazir? is performed by the Wazir. Mark Jones and a cast of thousands.

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Challenge Of Tomorrow Mr. Adams, Doug Wiseman and Mr. Jones turn their tassels. l..- fr Lvu r, bHTHSw'mwt Senior Class President Doug Wiseman leads the graduates into the gym. Graduation l7