Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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AGHAST expression on Blazer football fans (left) indicate all is not well. Below, Coach Kurth offers an injured player encouragement. WHOOPING it up for Elkhart at Adams game are our spirited cheerleaders who never give up.

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Parking problems, Barely being able to find a place to park your car in all of Rice Field was bad enough. But when you forgot to turn off forgotten ticket, the lights and had to convince the man h d at the gate to let you in even if you did forget your ticket was worse yet. ar cold benches, Climbing over twelve-long-legged kids with that bulky coat your mother made e j e girls shrieks, you bring, you sat down just in time to stand up and sing the national anthem. i Only this could condition you for yelling censored mutterings Qniy hs cou From the second of kickoff to the fi- preclude nal minutes of the fourth quarter, girls shrieked and guys swore. Referees were lonely vigil called anything from ! to @ Y, waliits players became heroes or outcasts. Uni- FIRST PEP SESSION honors football team. . forms turned from white to black. of girls Crowds became deafening. The night ar grew frigid. Time seemed prise We won or we lost and the outcome waiting determined how the rest of the night would be spent, especially for girls go- for ing with guys on the team. The stands ; emptied, the lights dimmed, and looking their back all you could see were the field house lights shining brightly—outlining several loné female figures waiting pa- tired players tiently for their tired players. sae SHOUTING enthusiastically at Gridiron A-GO GO pep session, cheerleaders lead students in first Fight On OI’ Elkhart cheer of season.

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‘ Maer BECOMING a Norwegian, Nancy is helped by Monica Klose and Laurie Stokel. You give up more tobacco, not the tobacco you already have, is Mama's logic that helps Papa enjoy his smoke.