Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Contents in Community in Curriculum ACADEMICS Careets2s ie ta ihawaies Sch esedet Be 26-29 Science Math....... isla tnpsnc. bisa eke MRCS ee 32-33 Foreign Language Uehara velie shake telat 44.45 CLUBS Pep Club Cheerleaders ...... 36-37. Student Council NHS BNE RNAS OC ARNON 42-43 Orchestra Band Baauion Wg henarnne Gea tN 5E-S A CNOIn ee eras NG NER NHN a a, 62-63 Pennant Annual PEOPLE SAS eee ad U8 98 96-997 Seniors aati WA eR AD enstn ta, Se aot TOO TTT UNIONS vorrei tes oie eae SERVICE Advertisingscctcico ca 154-181 Cas baer SNARE ENGR NS ERE Cen 182-187 ClOSING ES sce Mister 188-192 112-113 Sophomores....... 114-131 132-143 144-153

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On a warm September day, Elkhart Central sophomore camels relax dt: ihe trong lawn uring noon pout, » Patty Mills and John Reid ‘ yichat ore onthe benches . } yan aa abl i b a : X.,., Edson and Elizabet aquin read on the lawn du tj gine afternoog jniMs. Susan 5 es ® sop ehh phase elective c Ourse named “F |i ‘ Cie SSS 6 Fall Spirit

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November first dawned bright and clear, a beautiful day. By midafternoon, how- ever, the sun had disap- peared behind the dark scowl of a thundercloud. Soon, the rain began. Although Blazer plans for a bonfire and pep ses- sion were worried by the rain, spirit wasn’t dampened any. Mother Nature smiled on Central and stopped the rain about 7:00 p.m. Cheers, chants, and ap- plause greeted the team as they arrived on a tractor pulled wagon, and the fire blazed into a symbol of hope and spirit. Spirit reached its ultimate Friday evening as the Big Blue Blazers resoundingly smashed the rivals. And the ‘Old Mangy Lion’ returned to Elkhart a) aa ein