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

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'..' H 1...! HI llllllll An interior fountain at the Al- hambra. Mountains and olive grows fill the never ending countryside 01' Spain. The Maria Louisa Park in Seville features the Plaza Espana. STUDENTS Last June, Mrs. Croft and a small army of Elston students Visited Spain. They traveled to cities such as Segovia. Toledo, Seville. and the capitol. MadridXIthy saw many an- cient cathedrals and the Prado Art Museum. The Climate was very hot. and 10 SPANISH make matters worse, their tour bus was without air-conditioning. Tho sights of Spain were magnificient, the only problem was that time was so limited. The tour guide and hotel accomodations were also quite unique. In spite of a few mishaps, the trip was well worth it! One of the many mthodrals found in Segovia. The famous Alcazar in Segovia was the offical residence of Isabella and Ferdinand. A view of Granada and it's many mountains. leoud

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WEVE GOT SPIRIT! Senior guerrillas are busy recruiting student i. a m a 523m body to the game. The Senior Class sets the pace at pep sessions. R.T. hopefuls model their initia tion garb. Elston girls bra veiy tackle the riggers of becoming an R. T. member. Elston football fans mob Ames Field on Friday nights. The Senior Unarmed Forces 1ine up for review.

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EXPLORE CULTURES One of the many monasteries found in Portugal. During the summer months, six Elston students had a chance to ex- perience life from a different view- point. Brian Attar, Jeff Bailey, Kip Bancroft, Allyson Forsythe, Mark Fritz and Heidi Miller were chosen by the Childrens International Summer Village to stay for one month with families in Portugal. Last summer the Portugese stu- dents stayed in Michigan City. Our students had a chance to ex- plore the different aspects of daily life, such as eating local food and coping with frequently high tem- peratures. They also attended a bull fight, visited museums and va- City housing of Lisbon and all of cationed 0n the ocean. Portugal. Allyson Forsythe and friends pose at the Cape Da Roch, the western most tip of Europe.