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

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1. Seniors Linda Pres- nell and Pam Volkert— the purchase of the vid- eo-tape. 2. Junior G ' ina Sutorious— English cur- riculum change. 3. Mr. Robert Passwater— hal- ting lunch students from roaming halls. 4. Sophomore RandyJohn- son— making use of the newly-acquired weight machine. iii B M JSEiLJliij y 1::-. i 1. H PHYSICAL fS ' ' 1 ' 1 '

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B As Changes transform, m embers of Consciousness I, II and III react conversely . . . Each individual is pacified with an amiable philosophy of his Level . . . Rejection results as opposing Consciousness initiate their Changes . . . 16-ChangM

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Students take active roles in community iNAany high school volunteers participated in beneficial and enter- taining activities in the community. Summer events included the Three Rivers Festival in July which afforded opportunities for teen- agers to get together for informal dances and a raft race, while the annual September Charity Horse Show drew Trojan contestants and spectators. Elmhurst students also partici- pated in theatrical productions at the First Presbyterian Church. Roles in Dido and Aeneas, di- rected by Mr. Don Goss, and The Grass Roots, were cast with sever- al students while others con- structed scenery. Further involvement extended into the Spring with a Walk for Development, benefiting poverty- stricken families, and the Fine Arts Festival which exhibited the talent of Fort Wayne youth. WLYV raft race contestants maneuver their homemade floats down the St. Joe River during the Three Rivers Festival event. In the Charity Horse Show, senior Sarah Didier heads for the next obstacle while performing in the novice jumping class. 18— Community