Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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by Karen Reid tudents who, once upon a time, lived for recess, now think of lunchtime at Central with the same longing and respect. There are those students who zoom to the cafeteria to beat the crowd and avoid long lines. Other students crowd at the front entrance to wait on friends in order to go out to eat. If fourth or fifth or sixth hour’s assignment didn’t get finished for some reason the night before, lunchtime is the time that students get to the library and give ita try. There have been many sales people at lunchtime too. If one ever wants to buy a book, space in a newspaper, rings, a class t-shirt on “blue light’’ special or even mistletoe, some time during the year, someone will sell it to you. Basketball playing and basketball player watching go on in the gyms everyday and gossip is exchanged in many tones of voices. Lunchtime is most often the time to relax, laugh a lot and unwind just to gear up and get ready for the rest of the day. Sophomores Chris Tom and Chantel Mishler use test tube funnels for a biology lab.

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Junior Connie Menzy lifts her head from her ac- counting practice book. In advanced electronics, Kevin Brown and Dan Clark replace transistors on a printed circuit board. Suzanne Mark, a junior, writes precisely in the tiny boxes of the ledger. Math teacher, Dave Vollmar, explains algebraic principles to his class. Wearing her letter sweater for swimming and gymnastics, senior Penny Howard adds her figures Daily Life 9

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| Using the techniques she learned at Ball Sate University is senior Stacy Stanner in the dark | room. Candy Bloom gets a kick out of the little critter in Life Science. Central students take advantage of a warm day to sit on the benches at lunchtime. JV cheerleaders, Kim Nunemaker, LaWanda Lambert and Filio Leonakis prepare a hoop for the Central-Memorial game. Daily Life 11