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

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yu ,Q I . , V I A It X Nl? 'lx ,UU ,ulfx ,I it XM Qi in 5 XI Xu wifi , Q y 1 I -Q ,Ou Qylvil L5 wk lips X 34 M vi? JV UN K A I I On the first doy of school lost foll 800 nervous sophomores flooded M - f xl lv ml I I A Elston's doors. The soon become ort of the throb of octivity ,tx ' L I SL H I Nl Y p lrblx XKM Q V Nyylf NY I os doily routine wove itself bock into the lives of 2300 individuols- .s Nil I l U OKXIJ Lew bchotting with o holl monitor ldodging Mr. Rhoodsl, wolking to lunch, AIA IJXQW .I bm Owoiting the results of o test, meeting o speciol boy or girl. A I 1, Ullx y, M Ib ki my I But the bulk of the doy wos spent working. There were themes to write G N rlulkllg, It AW g ff l U ond speeches to give, book reports meont hours of extro reoding. bi Illll U I , For seniors there wos the toil ond triumph of o term poper. y V xl Ngo Winter loc ed us three months indoors-the unnerving excitement of F NIO Q I 'J gp 1 y bosketboll Ill xg MXLI' y ' united us os one teom of two thousond fighting for the glory of lvi.C. High. hllt fx Ili JSXJUJV Springmt us out ogoin-we sow oction begoln on the snow-potched trock H Oil 2 Il Xl , 'l A ond diomond. ,i Ty ll T X J X Qfllxlf As doys grew wormer, minds begon to wonder- ct I I QXX Ll! bl hill thoughts of the prom ond of groduotion, of the summer oheod. Kim 0' ' ,, tl Spring seemed long ond never-ending. But the enchonted evening of I' I ,Il I s . . xy XV, K the prom come . . . finols were token . . . groduotion loy oheod. I , ll Iv- N A I I k' t th t f th ' d cl- A I d 9 NI I I n oo ing o e u ure esenior won ere . m reo y. If li LJ NU ,wax ln reflecting on his yeors ot Elston he forgot X the hord work, the boring closses, ond the crowded rooms. A -T He looked bock to the knowledge gained, the friends mode- tothe spirit of the things he did. As he stood there on the stoge he relived those things which mode every Elston student glod to be Alive in '65. Muff mm ,I MQW 0' ibm W4

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