Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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Sweats, tennis shoes, and a football jersey add a touch of spirit to Shellie Mann's appearance 10 Spirit Week Halfbacks Renee Jetter and Darcy Gaskill carry the ball in the second annual Powder Puff game. “Mmm, mmm good.” Class of '80 makes Cream of Charger soup for the parade before the Central. Memorial game

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As she takes a break from the confines of the classroom. Carrie Parker reflects over the events of the day No matter how hard you rake those Much to the enjoyment of the onlookers. Matt Werbianski assists Steve Craft in leaves will surely catch up with you. demonstrating the proper way to kick a football says Ten Higgins

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IH A quick snift ol the feet, enables Tyron Pace to allude the defensive ploys of Memorial's Mike Stack. Sophomores ride In their Blazer Glue Factory, a discouraging setting tor the Charger horses The Wild West is relived by Rita Burkey, Donna Gunnoe, Alice Calhoun. Sherry Ortiz. Bob Miller. Irene Nand. Jim Daum and Sidney Mayes on Tuesday's Cowboy Day. Cowboy outfits, togas, sweats transform Blazer Country Senior girls triumph in second annual powder puff as part of f a stranger to Elkhart Central walked into the building during the week of the Memorial football game, he wouldn't know if he was in ancient Greece, the wild west, or a locker room. The reason for the confusion was the spirit dress up days which started off the week of the annual clash between the two schools. On Monday the building was haunted by greeks” in togas ranging from plain blue sheets to wild stripes and flowers. Next it was ‘a shoot out’ on cowboy day, and Blazers were seen in cowboy hats, boots and even guns. The last school day of the week found students and teachers alike in old sweats, football jerseys and crazy socks. But dressing up wasn't Wednesday's only spirit enducer. The second annual powderpuff game was played between the senior and junior girls. After a hard fought battle, the seniors scratched and clawed their way on top 13- 6. Thursday brought about the annual bonfire-pep session before the game. On Friday many hours were spent in turning the “Home'' side of Rice Field into a maze of Blue and White. In the meantime last minute preparations were made for the spirit parade which preceded the game, and by 5:30 it was mass confusion as everyone got ready to go. As the evening progressed, fans poured into the stands ready to keep the Mangy in Blazer Country. As the team came on the field it was evident that one crucial person was missing, but even the absence of Coach Kurth wasn't enough to get the Big Blue down. Nevertheless, things just didn’t go our way and Memorial won 9-0. by Kate Helm Spirit Week 11