Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Im]®®(o1 of Elkhart Central High A name changes . . . Elkhart High School becomes Elkhart Central as the other half became Elkhart Memorial. Yet, Elkhart Central is not even a new name since the old EHS down- town used to be called ' Old Central ' . All of the traditions of EHS have continued at Central. Blue and white, ' Fight on Old Elkhart ' , Blue Blazers, Pennant publications — all time- honored traditions remain. Yet like old EHS, Central is continuously changing. Central ' s relaxed at- mosphere, its progres- sive spirit of striving for excellence and improve- ment in all phases of school life is always on- going. Elkhart Central is car- rying on the best of tra- ditions and making im- provements in them. But to understand our school, you must look at us individually — stu- dents, teachers, and ad- ministrators. Come. Share with us the Elkhart Central experience.

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Day by day, Elkhart Central stu- dents individually reflect vaiying moods. One moment serious and thoughtful. Another moment amused or exuberant. At the left, students enter Elkhart Central, preferably before 8:00 A.M. In art class Hugh Morrison creates some metal junk art. Cindy Scott con- centrates on a novel in English class. while Lynn Engle, seated in front of a poster filled bulletin board, pauses for a moment to reflect on her day ' s ac- tivities. Below, Ron Mayor tops off his cafe- teria limch with an ice cream bar. Greg Herron makes use of the lunch hour to proofread an essay. Out by the new benches given by the Class of ' 72, Melanie Lee and Lisa Dausey attempt to distract Jane Gosling and Laurie Linton who are trying to finish assign- ments. Que Swartzell finishes typing a pa- per, and a foreign language class takes advantage of a warm afternoon to conduct their class discussion on the banks of the Elkhart River which winds around the building. It ' s just another day at Elkhart Central High.