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

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As we walk down the halls of our own M. C. Lets look around and try to see lf one of our brothers head is sown . . . Perhaps all he needs is a friendly sound. Greg Kmiecik What truly upsets me is when a person starts a fight with you and you just defend yourself, but you get suspended. R. B. The most favorite thing in the world to me is to see the Michigan City Red Devils win the state tournament in '75, EH.

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l 'rn grateful that l can laugh and be laughed at, B. V. The most important thing to me. . . . . , is to keep on smilini Bob Holmes is that other people think I have feelings, too. Anonymous M S Am . When you smile, the school will smile with you, but when you frown, you will frown alone. Carrie Zerbe