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

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Not as students, beautiful people reflect mirrored entrance to atmospheric setting Evacuating couples from the school or greeting them at the door, firemen investigated a bomb scare, thus providing extra openers for a few minutes before this year ' s prom, Phase Field. It is not material things that make the prom but the blending of ideas, work, enthusiasm and individual perspectives, before and during the event which decide its success. Seeing friends acting the perfect lady or gentleman made the evening dream-like to many. Excelling in decorations, 70 of Mr. Goss ' art students painted and constructed Brent Kline ' s designs for the second consecutive year. Pink, plum, lavender and purplish colors intertwined, swirled and striped to compliment the overall atmosphere. Dick Brown and his Orchestra projected instru- mental sounds — waltzes, fox trots and two lively polkas. After a few daring couples attempted the polka, others joined and within moments one could see flower petals sailing amidst the almost airborne dancers. W to Above: Nervous tension radiates from behind junior IVlardy Shaber ' s hand, while Rick Seitz looks on toward the evening ' s culminating hours. Right: Arriving amidst fire engines lent a strange atmosphere to the gayla events for Terry Springer, Donna Smith, Dan Fulmer and Monica Lillich, who were unaware of the bomb scare.

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' Xadies In Retirement captivates crowd Ladies in Retirement was based on an actual crime recorded by French police in 1886. In a Paris suburb two middle-aged women lived together. One of them had two insane sisters to whom she was fanatically devoted. In order to provide more comforts for them she murdered herfriend, burned the body in a fireplace and buried the remains in a dahlia bed. Her crime was discovered by her nephew, who tried to blackmail her. From the story Edward Percy and Reginald Denham created the play set in England. LucyGilham Kerri Morris Leonora Fiske Terri Ross Ellen Creed Thelo White Albert Feather Pete Fenyes Louisa Creed Carol Howell Emily Creed Linda Storey Sister Theresa . . . .Cyndi Dressel Upper left: Emily, Louisa, Sister Theresa and Lucy engage in social conversation during which Sister Theresa admires Emily ' s shells. Emily returns with a small quip, saying that she decorates with her shells only to get rid of them. Left: Contented to have her sisters by her side, Ellen finds herself scheming to provide them with a permanent home.

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Above: Although somewhat hesitant to join in the polka, Mike Brown and Gwen Ransom view dancers with admiration. Left: Beth Nelson. Mary McMinn. Cindi Kimmel. Queen Brenda Sims. Sue Hart. Joni Gren and Karen Chzran were chosen by the Junior Class from twelve nominees.