Elkhart High School - Pennant Yearbook (Elkhart, IN)

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EHS IM THE NEWS WITH OUR FOREIGN STUDENT PLAN Thi? SI. Joe and the Elkhart ' natural beauty of out town, ite are- varied arid r-jmerous. fore rivers tow quietlv through our many scenic views, whatever ; than 200 Jridustrial plants, most town, tiu-.r streams ' . ' • n i :lirir: the season ami the evid ■:: -tees • of them locally owned, pro? pis: factories, parks arid of the pride and civic-minded- ' dure everything tern one-inch homes. 1 ' -,; hornet-, n • :•■ I 01 ncss of. its eihxcr.s. Our town T.V. tubes to 33-£oct trailers pretentious, line tree:- shaded is a beautiiul town and we Formerly a railroad ee- ■ ts with backyards and fiar- love i:. Pro do els labeled Elk- EUr.hs.rt is still a terminal. dens slop ir.a ' do w ' r. to tli e river, hart. Indiana so ;.ll ever the .1 horne-ownec. tie - •• •» Our Darks is.r.s:e and nuir.erous. world. This is especially true a radio station ' II:::: beLa an industrial tow I: musica.l instruments. Sixty- eighteen hours 1.1 ih modern well-lighted live per com of all the musical keeps • tc buildings. Spires oi churches instruments f e 10 the w or I A • ' ■• ■• are lifted toward llie sky, many ire mam ' -eel here. churches: we are - • ' • ' jrth- town r « ' urn in , ' inni: town. Di ah i- lill-- ' - i Our AFS Friends Go fo school with us, go fo church with us, live with us, have fun with us . . . and learn our ways. Irjham -juk ri who liw. will. Bill Bontragcr anil from Irxloni-ia. Mionora Comma who ilh l ' ...-n Shrcincr ami ramce from Brazil. 8

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EHS IN THE NEWS WITH STUDENTS IN THE COMMUNITY 7|,,, ;:.,■; ;|. i- I-,- ' jii r ' l:, ' ,!.! : ;.Vi P . ' . ' l n.:i. i.ii: ' a] heai.ity ,;:,i ' our town, vi; are varied jc! 1 i u in er :,...■ ; ,!■ i .■; ' ,-.,.,■ ,ii ■ ' ■.■ I ' M ri ' iij r ' n our in::, ' , scenic views, whatever l: ' :v.3.j.!. .iljrj :,ri:. : lu-rl.ri3.i plari.ti;, rj!.cst i. v.- 1, ihevr =i:r« ' ams w:iVi:;linfi the seasor: and he evidence;- ol: fliem locally owned, pro- -, i i factories, parks arid o:i he pride and civic-rcijided.- duee every tiring fern, one- rn nomas !■ ■-.:■ in, .„. . , i-,...-i nr riess at ' its i::il.i.;jens. Our town T. ' v . tubes to SS-foot trailers ,■1 niiiHii- ! ■. ' . ' ' tree-i-liaclsd is a ' ... ' :;... I.. p. town ■. we E ' tirniRrTy ■ ' railroad • ■: ..-,.. ■:■.... i l.i el ' : ■.■:;• Is and e a r- lav it. Products labeled E. ' .ji.- Elkhart i.R still a Terminal. ' . ■ ' ■ r -:i :-.-.-.. n i ■, ■ ' . wri in the river ■■.. Indiana, go all. over the a li orn e-o wrusd r.e ■■ On i ■ ' :■. . e end numerous, world ' j ' hi.1 :.s especial!.;? true :. rad ■ :ta1 ■ i- ' ni? fceinfi an industrial town, el: musical instruments Sixty- eighteen hour? w it ' n modern woli™Ji ich ' l.eci live per cento: ail the musical keep; ■■■ i It .ii:.: Bvy.r i.i ' l e i , 1 1 n ■ ' . -e :■ iiistrurnerl t. : : .v ' e in the war! 1 • ■■ ■■■ are li.il hi io ' .vai d ' lie sTcy, :nan,« u e in :.- ' ed -v: i e. ,.;. I ,.;; ..,..;, ;■, ,-, ■:, ■ •-, |.| | , • j , .. I.OW II f ' lljl.l K I ' i: iii in town. Dr eli if I . ■ ■■■ I ' Elected mayor-for-a-day, Cathy Delridge learn- about ily government from Mayor Danielgon. When our community plans a project, puts on a drive or celebrates a historic event, many EHS students take part. We ring bells for the Salvation Army, collect money for the March of Dimes. We serve on committees, put up posters, or work on mailing lists. In many ways we become a part of Elkhart. faking pari in one eoramunil activity, Judy Sorg and Jerry Wricbt help the Salvation Army. 10