Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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0ur strong faith guides, ,' ADW CA ' I , , 1, eifigci 'I . 'QQ fr 'Fifi' -I iaiffilil tl X e rv f fufinasi . was A 1. . .4 A . it 1, A X - Q 2 g I e . A 1 ' f fy of lil ? it 1, Q., 1 4 Af QI 1' 4 F! X lg ffl .Nfl- TEACHING SUNDAY SCHOOL is fun for Jane Holmes, senior. Activity during the Christmas season is exciting as class mem- bers can tell you. Pictured here IL to Rl: Dennis and Davy Overman, Jody ancl Kenny Presser, Patricia Lootens, Nancy Over- man and Carol Ann Lamb. at the First Methodist Church. X gfgwfwf' I PEACE .XXII SE- RENITY are re- Ilecteil in the light- inspires and comforts us ff WW I T. I . , ttf? A ff , 1 s HOOKS WRITTEN IN HEBREW are use-tl in connection nith the proglrain of instruction at the religious school of the Sinai Temple. Lorraine Kohn, student librarian. lsettln-rl! helps Muriel Yerniek. teaeher. select a book ns Ilzixitl Richter lrrowses. mg of the cantlles before mass. The heauty antl solitnrle of Sacred Heart ir- - 3 v ,,. it 3 l Qi lt...- . K r ' i I I, V L' k......,es . 'M x f -s 1 f r f vs t I I ,lift I 'H X ind nt... I2 Church Ienrl spirit- .Q 1 ual refreshment anml WW it a feeling: of inner 22. I satisfaction. Dennis 4 Nowfel and llon Azar have assist:-tl , at mass for nine t years. - ' TRININIINC the stuily hall Christ- K mas tree is traili- -. tionally a senior Q class project. Eager , to haw: 21 In-ginliful tree. class ine-rnlu-rs ' rlonate ornaments aml work togetln-r. Finishing touehes are marie hy ll. to RI : Sanflee Ellison. Nlary' Davis. .lnrly Tough antl Tom Hess 1 ff

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vibrant personalities, talents and QQ Yr --'-0 i 'v'--vu -1 5 ri gaagg ' ef a' he W? :rf V, ,f at IQRXCEFVI, NIXTXIJOH Jmly Jowpii :mtl lou-ly Sr'rmritu F Nlurks. xIlllIQ'lli4 of Sally Nlmmlgmm-ry. prfrfurrn an illiI'i4'Llir' Spun- isll riumw' on lin' Iiililrl Ill'tlgI'S1lll. Nmvrriln-r' 20. i 'iNlll.l,-XR T0 KLI, i- lfilyl liI'LlIll'iIlQL. iliQ1lINll'I!IIiliQ.I :lrum major l ra-rl Wooml. llxflll varied interests ...ff YT ng . i : I r g I , t 1, SXIIIJNC LOOK 'XUKES tlmitnm I0 top! Xr- le-vn ami Kathie-Q-11 Johnson. liluim- and lflnisr- Nryaln-r. Mary annl Nancy Dingle-r. Xiarjorir- uml Janvt Hilherg. Norm anfl l.0ui-v Daliagia. lvmi N gay l'0llfLlNiOIl to twat-lrers unrl l'liisFlll3Il . I i 'E 2 ll XX PARTY TINIE for tsun- lwosorm-. Holi tlunn-r and Karr-n Strung, '11 -if .f 2' -'-tai' 1 i v'r ' 1 , I ,. . ,

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we serve by giving our time and talents for all Calling us from the rush and bustle of everyday life, the churches and syna- gogues of our community open their doors to us. We find peace and strength and a feeling of belonging. Serving as altar boys, teaching Sunday School. usher- ing and singing in the choir help us to do our share. Our churches and synagogues realize our need and the youth programs are designed with the modern teenager in mind. Among the activities for youth in the various churches are service pro- jects, parties and retreats, giving many opportunities for spiritual growth and leadership. With the realization that we need spiritual guidance we attend 49 chur- ches, representing 22 denominations, in our community. 1 tk . Ku I 49 -f at fri? . l ,e ,J f' ' E LL, f, . Lil- , XS- 2 3. g L CQ 4 R xi fL4ij I r ., . tg, - at as THJXNKSCIYING will he happier for '58 Tri-Hi-Y memhers because they share their bounty with others less fortunate. Loading a heaping box into the trunk are 4L to Rl: Cynthia Dana and ,Ioan Bonfield as Bohhi Merriweather and Barbara Abraham look on. W6 Will ffu 5 W . X- , i , .11- X 1 A7. Y g ff-j'Tl..x f f? f sl' sf. , furry ' - MID EICHTY-FIVE BAGS OF CLOTHING were collected by sponsor rooms during the annual World Clothing We-ek drive, under the direction of Miss Francis Sehesta. Tying and stacking bags are tkneelingi: Marilyn Lalioeeo and Arlene Rouseh. Standing lL to Rl: Glenda Greening, liar- bara Rude and Xliss Francis Sehesta. l3