East Noble High School - Legend Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

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Mr. Royal Tritch accepts the NEIAC conference football trophy from Mr. Darrell Casey. This was one of the many trophies for sports granted to E.N. this year. This was achieved by the co- operation of teachers, coaches and student body. community together and bring results The ride of the E.N. armorless Knight began the Student Council ' s campaign for our Knight in shining armor. Jane Pankop and Gene LaVigne were brave enough to cooperate and make the beginning of the drive a success.

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;-;jEv-Jk a Students Jeff Hughes, as Mrs. Coyote, and Gary Thrapp, as Mr. Weed, were two of the many students who led cheers at the sectional pep session. Assistant Principal Max Brewer injected school spirit into the already excited student bodv. spirit and enthusiasm draw school The East Noble Knight rides again making a trip around the school at the close of a seven- hour day. Many various activities helped to maintain the 1967-68 school spirit. Posters and displays both in school and in the uptown stores told the many fans of the coming events. Booster buttons and a snake dance represented the enthusiasm displayed through class spirit banners. Pep rallies featured a variety of spirit types: cheerleader skits, lettermen ' s skit, teach- er yells, pep club senior girl ' s skit. Our symbol, the antique knight, greets the students each morning as they pass to their locker. Seniors took high honors by keeping the spirit stick three times, with the juniors and sophomores receiving it only once. All of this enthusiasm helped to lead East Noble to succ ess in many different fields. One of the projects of the E.N. student body and Student Council was the purchase of our Knight . Everyone worked together to provide our school with an honorable mascot.

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students achieve responsibility The Audio-Visual Department works under the direction of Mr. Dale Reade, and serves the seven schools in the corporation. The office help is composed of fifteen volunteers who give up one or two free modules to assist with the er- rands of East Noble High School. They serve the Student Personnel Center and the General Office, assisting a total of four secretaries along with other office directors. Their jobs include as- sisting with typing, alphabetizing, mimeo-graph- ing, and delivering messages to students. Office girl Sherry Page is using the mimeo-graph machine to run off an important piece of information for one of the secretaries. All the work is done during the girls ' free mod- ules. Office girls this year were ROW 1: Susie Ebert, Debbie Smith, Nancy Fischer, Margo Frey. ROW 2: Marsha Hosted, Sherry Page, Candy Rogers, Vicki Boulden, Dawn Ringler ROW 3: Susan Cochard, Vickie Martin, Chris Garman, Mary Jean Schermerhorn, and Pat Uhl.