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

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After waiting in a long line, senior Scott Loux finally has a chance to leaf through his new yearbook and recall past events. Daily events— 25

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Green atmosphere faced, students learn to adjust iN ew faces, conflicts and attit- udes confronted Elmhurst ' s 1,340 students, initially dividing them. With the redistricting and bus- sing of inner-city pupils, old school ties were broken, friends were left and a struggle to feel a part of a new environment proved difficult. School no longer served as a focal point for social functions through sports or clubs, but simply as an institution students attended and left daily while pursuing per- sonal involvement in activities else- where. However, with the progression of the year, students settled into daily patterns and grew more ac- customed to the new atmosphere, overcoming uneasiness felt toward each other. Stereotyping between blacks and whites faded while close friends were made with each indivi- dual learning from the diversified cultural backgrounds and ideas pre- sent. Daily decisions at the candy counter de- Taking time out from geometry, junior mand important but puzzling choices Charles Williams seeks help from sopho- from senior Geraldine Phillips. more Darrel Robinson. 24-Dailv events Attending pre-school registration, sopho- more Thelma Sprunger and junior Doris Sprunger receive class schedules from Mrs. Esther Kelley and Mrs. Margaret Capin. College information night brings Mr. Phil Kennel from the I.U. regional admissions office to inform seniors Laura Kelsey and Janet French about extension clas-

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time to pretend again. to act out your dreams on stage. to be anyone you want— an imposter or imaginary person. but, the illusions can ' t last forever— for all good things must end. the play is over. kiki paris Even a glass of water makes Mrs. Bratter feel ill from a stick in the heart . As Buddy consoles his mother, he also tries to convince her not to move in. Welcoming Alan back from a pleasure ski trip, Connie, believing he was away on business, surprises him. 26-Play After being exposed to playtwN n Buddy makes dinner reservations with a sexy girl while Alan expresses his dis- belief over his brother ' s reformed per- sonality. Feminine persuasion fails as Connie de- mands an explanation of Alan ' s refusals to let her move in.