Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Silting among the hay and animals are Patience Sanders and her farmer hoy date. Parley man right and left” is what Kathleen O'Connell. Brad Stahl. Tami Mellinger. Jeff Birred. Nina Free. Jay Cavitt. Jodi Douglas and David Heinhuis attempt to do. (Middle left) Adequately dressed, jean Schurwonn and John Singleton promenade to caller Lemar Newman. A period of relaxation is spent by Dave Thomas. Mike Inkhen. Tracy Ledman and Linda Stephenson. With a flip of the wrist. Craig Starkweather twirls Linda Ewing into a disco move. Dances 25

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by Me Me Chung Z 4 tCi t Disco craze and hokey-pokey catches on Dance, Dance. Dance. Keep on dancing! was the main objective of many people as they boogied through the year. Discomania became a craze as more and more stu- dents strayed from rock-n-roll dances to discoing. Guys as well as girls stepped to the beat because they were able to follow and enjoy the more structured dancing. This new spirit of moving to the music was uplifted through dances sponsored by the Senior Class and Pep Club. The Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by Student Council brought couples dressed in matching multi- patched Lil-Abner and Daisy Mae costumes ready to be hitched by the light of the silvery moon. Christmas Enchantment” shimmered of girls encased in flowing semi-formal attire with tbeir dates equaling them in appearance of suits. Christ- mas dance couples also boogied romantically to Runner in a winter magic atmosphere. A new but old-fashioned type of footstom- pin' reverie was introduced to the Central students by the Senior Class in the form of a square dance. Guys and gals promenaded their way through a fun-filled night. For many people the hokey-pokey brought forth an all around feeling of togetherness and just plain fun! Disco Trent Bias and Valerie Komecki get on down as they dip to the music. 24 Dances

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Foreign students |eff Birrell and Ken “Shovels won’t do,” says Tammy Inoue laugh over their first glimpses Frye as she uses a tractor to plow of snow. out her driveway. I ■ 26 Winter