Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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24 $800,000 and ingenuity help build new pool “Bring your I.D. card, 25¢, your own towel and no cutoffs,” is the familiar cry known to swimmers of the new Elkhart High School pool. Considered by many to be the best high school competitive pool in Indiana, it in- cludes three observation win- dows, a separate diving pool, an underwater speaker system and a seating capacity of 500. Use of the pool is not limited to Elkhart High School students. Elkhart Community School facul- ty, junior highs and private par- ties may also use both pools for a small fee starting at $15 an hour. Physical Education classes use the pool daily. Sophomore clas- ses are required to take at least six weeks of swimming and ju- niors and seniors have the op- tion. If swimming is chosen, the students are divided into begin- ners, intermediates and advanc- ed groups. Above Right—Bruce Thomas displays his won- derful form while underwater as he bubbles. Above—Completing a beautifully executed dive oftentimes ends up being beheaded. Right—Elkhart High School Beauty Aquatic Team displays its talent in a showing for all and then go to their ‘‘Bottoms up formation. New Swimm

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