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

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Work can be fun as twirlers Linda Ceschwell, Judy Coodwin, Renee Ltchtsinn, and loann Churchward practice their skit. Distributing vests to Booster club members Judy Brickley, Peggy Miller, and Marsha Stanley, are officers, Debbie Moe and Mary Beth Ewald. Phone conversations about nothing in particular provide an escape from much homework tension for Jill Ewald.

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Thoughts of relaxation spur students toward home at the day ' s end Entertaining thoughts of relaxation and recreation, home-bound students speeded from the confinement of school discipline to the easy-going atmosphere of the home. Reaching their destination, students discarded school clothes, strewing them on any convenient object, and squirmed into more comfortable attire. An investigation prior to an assault on the refrigerator became routine procedure. Chatting on the telephone for two hours and forty minutes or waiting forlornly for it to ring consumed after-school hours. Occasionally, class assignments demanded attention. Students were compelled to spend free time at the Fort Wayne Public Library preparing for burdensome research projects and exasperating essay tests. Homework was one of the fundamental responsibilities to be considered. Public Library facilities come in handy for juniors Kirk Merchant and Gary Morningstar as term papers become due.

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Assistant stage director, junior Janice Morgan, rehearses with Tom Creider, Brent Kline, Brad Fisher, and Dennis Cordon as they Hanukkah prayers were not overlooked by Mr. Frank. Listening in reverence are Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan and Anne Frank. The characters are portrayed fay Tom Creider, Brad Fisher, Amy Fmlich, and Carol Howell, respectively. Aging sixteen-year-old Brent Kline 40 years in 30 minutes presents no problem for make-up assistant, Barb Piepenbrink.