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

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moods of chrisTmas Under brillianT lighTs shoppers dashed from sTore To sTore searching Tor ThaT laTe giTT Tor friend or relaTive. ThoughTs of vacaTion, giTTs, parTies, The Holiday Tourney, and, in some cases, ChrisTmas Tilled The minds oT people Throughout The ciTy. The annual TriniTy Ball followed a busy holiday Weekend. Couples danced To The music of Gene l-lerrbach under The lighTs and ornamenTs of a ThirTy TooT ChrisTmas Tree. The spiriT of ChrisTmas and The holiday vacaTion provided a long needed resT Tor boTh sTudenTs and TaculTy. CiTy's new Christmas ornaments bedeck Franklin Street

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v 1, LM Cl Af g by QV' l Mfg M l aff w-L fyjon yKc.,w:l,1, I fi H' JJ I V N Af ,V if Fil f x. x ' Q1 1, Q N. 4 ,V st. A' l p i t 52-' gi: E Q 15 - X 557 E If f -ZT- fif ET. Q 3 l ff Q l Y , so 4 5. .1 ,3 Y .5 l ....,, X. Newly-crowned Junior Miss Mary Lou Aust poses with Connie Newman and Vicki Chern, second and third place winners. Who has salt? pantomimes Gail Crutch- field during the talent competition. mary lou aust chosen iunior miss Twenty-one girls displaying talent, personality, and good looks from Elston and St. Mary's entered the Junior Miss Contest. Cash awards and gifts do- nated by Michigan City merchants were presented to each winner. Mary Lou Aust, the winner, rep- resented Michigan City at the state contest. Connie Newman and Vicki Chern placed second and third respectively. lndividual winners in other cate- gories were talent-Denice Bischott, tormal-Jan- ice Smith, and sportswear-Kris Cook. I3

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. .a. 9,5 -- -- e Zoffufgl N ., L., 5 V- M. l 7-'d R - r l , f. ',...N , r' L ,lj .,f, -f?'11f'iQi:. 'l v ' 4.52 if .. ,.. 'AHB U ' 4' 5, K I Q f I n L. Couples dance under a network of crepe paper at the Trinity Ball. Formal attire and colorful conversation sparked the atmosphere at Barker Hall. 15