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

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with a chance to relax from the pressures of school On a Saturday night date, Dave Anglin opens the door for Rosie Despite the freezing cold weather, many loyal Trojans come to the Herber as they enter one of the local theaters. football games to help boost the team.

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Inexpensive and fun-filled pastimes provide Trojans Still sensing the excitement or disappointment of the night ' s game, Trojan teens meet at Dale ' s for a coke. After school hours Elmhurst teens enjoyed various activities. Some had part-time jobs; some Trojans tried to keep chores .such as washing cars, shoveHng snow, raking leaves, or other household tasks to a minimum (ask any father or mother) ! The rest of the time was packed full of fun. It was popular for ,girls to have their own cycles and go tooting around town. The boys spent hours at the pool tables. Some boys professed to be excellent pool players, while others excelled at billiards, and still others just played for fun. Girls found the usual en- joyment in shopping. Plenty of school spirit was evident in the attendance at the football and basketball games, the meeting place for socializ- ing with friends and watching the team in action. Athletic events never ended the evening — there was always a get to- gether, dance, party, or a gang of kids at Dale ' s. Talented Trojans spent their spare time practicing musical instruments with a combo or a band, earning extra money by playing at dances. Other Elmhurst students just loafed or spent hours on the phone talking to that special someone. Wherever a group gathered, noise filled the air, merriment kept the joint jumpin ' . Whether work or play, these moments pro- vided Trojans with plenty of fun and laughter. Moments became memories — memories became happiness. Riding on his cycle, Will McMahan takes a last spin through a near- by addition before cold weather sets in. Like all other teenagers, Elmhurst teens enjoys gathering with their friends on a weekend night for a party.

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Spending time with friends, going on dates, or working Being the oldest boy in his family, John Haynes receives the respon- sibility of washing the family car on weekends. Dancing to the latest popular records, Sharon Smith teaches foreign student Andres Vega some of the recent U.S. dances. Practicing before friends after school, Reggie Waterhouse, Strauss, and Dave Davis play their version of the latest hits. Meeting at Mr. Lemish ' s for special instructions, Diane Abbott, John Fer- guson, Greg Pease, and Susie Exner discuss plans for their yearbook sec- tion.