Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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ARSE ERE TA : Si nent wn A nN inns OR NOTETAKING or paying close at- tention in Chemistry class is essen- tial for a good grade as these students illustrate. 26 Academics Clubs Division

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S HARING A HAPPY SMILE with friends are Keith Floyd, Carolyn Fogarty, and alae rads (continued) © LBS 8 OER a i rh % 4 ba gies - . Aad W ATCHING HER STEP is Terri Cassidy as she walks to her future. ae RYING TO LOOK COOL as can be, William Ander- son strikes a jaunty pose. S TUDENTS TAKE their leave to pass to their reception by relatives and friends. Commencement 25

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PRINCIPAL Robert Million adds his applause to students honored at the Academic Banquet. hanges happened rapidly at Central in academics as well as in clubs. The biggest change was the Academic Banquet in the spring. For the first time at Central, students were honored for their academic ex- cellence. The top twenty in each class were recognized, along with a student from every grade level in every depart- ment. A special award was given to Joe Froschauer at the banquet. The new award was named the A. L. Bias Leader- ship Award. (See p. 103). A great change of scenery was experienced by several German students when they traveled abroad to Germany and other German-speaking countries. (See p. 44). Another change was the addition of Latin in the foreign language department. Various clubs conglomerated to bring programs to create a better awareness of drinking and driving to Central students. A few changes for the better were made by the Speech team, Orchestra, and Concert Choir. The Speech team cap- tured a first place team trophy at the St. Joe Invitational. Or- chestra brought home third place in the State Contest, while Concert Choir obtained seventh. All of these changes reflected the pride and hard work displayed at Central. Academics Clubs Division 27