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

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Entertainment convocations perform two-fold purposes iVlusical performances dom- inated the assembly programs with the appearance of many young groups along with informative speakers on current issues. Sponsored by Youth for Christ International, the Soul Concern presented religion as a solution to problems, while the Mason and Young performance was strictly entertaining. An informative speaker, Mr. Wil- liam Chavis, spoke to an all-black audience about potential education- al and vocational opportun- ities. Further emphasizing racial re- lations, Fort Wayne Urban League representatives stressed black iden- tity in school functions. Singing Irish songs while playing the piano, Mr. Robert Monaghan disproves misconceptions of a blind man ' s limitations. NASA aeronautic space speaker, Mr. Richard C. Athey uses a miniature scaled model to explain the fuel consumption process in Apollo rockets. With the help of volunteer biology stu- dents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buzzaro act out a family situation to dramatize the growing population problem. Convocations— 29

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Founder of a rehabilitation center. Pro- ject Outreach, Chuck Bisset tours the country informing students about drug addiction hazards. Entertaining students, Dave IVlason and Jeff Young perform Irish songs to draw attention to Britain ' s present religious conflict.

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Cross country runners, senior Paul Aus- deran, junior Chris Joiinson and senior John Alexander, having received third place sectional team ribbons, anticipate their state final ' s participation. With little hope of victory feft, booster club members disappointedly accept de- feat in the Trojan ' s sectional basketball encounter with Snider. Getting ready for your race, . ' ' thrinkingof what you have to ' jio.j . ' Knowing that if you don ' t win, what your coach will do to ybu Telling yourself you ' re ready, eve n though you ' re really riot, Taking off your sweats, because it ' s really getting hot! Th rtarter tells you to come to ' your rnark, it ' s almost time to go. As you get down on your knees you begin to feel your blood flow. ,««)(UMi,.begin to feel that certain sen- sation that you might have a chance You go ahe tfiink about ' After maintaining a stiff defensive line, junior John Hoard rests for the next play while offensive players move deep into opposing territory. 30-Sports Compiling victory after victory, senior Willie Smith takes sectional and regional titles along with second place in the state wrestling meet at Indianapolis.