Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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aM adaat and loving friends A beautifully catered dinner is sampled by Sandra Duwe, Florence Gratzer and Ruth Oliver (retired this year as library secretary.) It takes a while to gather up the Terlep clan for a picture, but the effort is worth it. Early retirees at Lucy’s dinner included Florence Gratzer (Memorial High) after 26 years in Elkhart (38 total). Margaret Smith after 12 years at Central. Lucy Terlep (20 years in Elkhart). and Helen Kauffmann after 15 years at Brookdale (18total). Chatting with her teacher friends is Lucy Terlep. the guest of honor. Retires 25

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 20'Jiat itd A loving family A fhat s it s al1 caters for posh D.C. about for Lucy parties. Living in the W y Terelp has been same area, Mary does ■ her loving family. Medical research for For the past twenty years Rockburn Institute which Lucy has taught English involves much travel at Elkhart High and then around the country. John Elkhart Central to finance Lyon Terlep is in her seven children’s entertainment. Jon education through writes, records, and has college. Her husband his own group called The Vincent who died several Lyon’s Club, years ago of cancer had Closer to home is Ellie, worked at Excell for thirty a registered nurse, who’s years. just moved with her “If people don’t think husband Steve an the “Elkhart schools are agronomist, to doing a great job,” Lucy Rochester, Illinois. Bruce, boasts, “just look at my who graduated with a Phi family. Her oldest son Beta Kappa award from Vincent (Chips) is an college, attends Notre attorney with the Justice Dame Law School. For Department in Lucy’s retirement all Washington D.C., where seven came back to Rich also is a Press Elkhart to surprise her Secretary to a with a special catered congressman. Her dinner party. For family daughter Betsy, besides and friends it was a time being a homemaker and to return to Lucy some of rasing children, also the love she has shared. Standing on her front steps in Elite's Wedding In 1981—In the back Beverly. Massachusetts on her wed- of the children are. Front Row: Mary, ding day. little did Lucy Terelp know Lucy. Elite. Steve. Jon. and Rick what was ahead. Back Row: Kevin. Betsy. Kathy. Chips (Vincent). and Bruce.

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 Having a noon time snack in Bicentenial Park are Tim and Candy Crotoot and Nickolas. Where could one find a fiddler on the roof? Island Park’s Pavilion Rood Ray Markle enter- tained all. If you weren’t in- terested in that you could picnic on the lawn or sample one of Andy’s gyros. In the background you could hear anything from gospel, jazz, coun- try, German and Polka music to name only a few. Kids lined up to have faces painted or their for- tune told. Many just opted for playing on the extensive playground equipment. The third annual fling put on by the department of Parks and Recreational attracted many who found pleasure in the out of doors. One of the highlights of Elkhart is the city's beautiful park system that ranges from downtown Island Park Bicentenial Park to McNaughton Park to the more woodsy Oxbow Park. Flags line both entrance to Island Park during the June 11-12 Rhap- sody in Green. 26 Elkhart’s Rhapsody in Green