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

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The moments that created a Twilight of Enchantment on the eve of the Class of 1967 ' s Junior Prom, fulfilled the ex- pectations of all. Golden chandeliers dim- ly illuminated the dining room and halls, giving them an appearance of elegance. Couples danced to the strings of Don Brown ' s Orchestra, and strolled through the halls and open courtyard. Queen Claudia Bolyard was crowned by Junior Class president Mark Werling, against a background of draped gold. She was surrounded by six attendants dressed in turquoise gowns. The princesses were Clare Shoaff, Ruth Fralick, Judi Cross, Chris Havens, Linda Volz, and Myra Ping. It was truly an enchanting eve- ning.

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Pastimes provided for moments of fun, re- laxation, and escape from the everyday strain of duties and responsibilities. Active Trojans never had a lack for some- thing to do. During the football and basket- ball seasons, students always showed up to cheer their team on to victory. Dances just began to swing when the Trojan set arrived. Whether they were out with the group or on a date, Elmhurst teens were bound to end their evening over a coke at Dale ' s. When there wasn ' t a planned event, a folk session might have been called for a group of fellow guitar lovers. A favorite pastime of many boys was playing pool or watching friends display their skills at the game. The most popular means of transportation was the great automobile, but many stu- dents also enjoyed tandems and cycles. EHS teens delight in hours of relaxation, monkeyshines, fun

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Evening of radiance, grandeur, highlights year for couples