Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Important events of the past year were not confined within the walls of the school; but Central was at the core of much of what the students here hold dear. The co-workers at the supermarket, the athletes who won the basketball games and lost the football games, the friends who made the long, snowy winter survivable were all probably fellow students as well. 1977-78, for us, revolves around people who, by small coincidence, attend Elkhart Central High School; people and the warm breeze that eased them through the year. Holding his breath in suspense, Greg Greene watches his brother, Brian, stack blocks in a game of Blockhead. For these true blue, die hard Blazer fans, a basketball game during the winter months is THE weekend activity. Confetti, paper hats and Sleek Greek shirts are all a part of the season's ritual. Greg Lucchese. Karen Ferguson, Chris Merchant (back). Rusty Green, Leslie Vite, Gmo Lucchese, Elaine Stokel. Jim Brown and Bonnie Free show how spirits before the game can induce spirit at the game. 8 Introduction

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With such an array of colors along Greenleaf Blvd., Chris Qumn and Effie Froutzis can't pass up the chance for an after school bike ride Avid water skier Rob Mathias listens to a few words of encouragement from Ryan Ravenscroft before he braves the late October cold for one last trip down the St. Joseph River. With fall and a tomb.i these noontime athk'te: desire to jdm the act. Introduction 7

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When it's time for lunch, many Lois Kline, Pat Ryan, Mike hunger-crazed Blazers avoid the Richardson, Garry Collins and Connie cafeteria and frequent the fast food Owen have it their way. joints. ■ Don’t hibernate, participate! The cold winter weather doesn’t stop Chris Merchant, Bonnie Free and Karen Southworth from spending a Sunday afternoon at Swiss Valley, nor does it faze Jem Ginther and Ed Huster while sledding down a local hill. USAGHi $AU0$ Introduction 9