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

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Members of the visiting committee are from left to right: Sidney Austin, North Lawrence Community Schools, Bedford; Don Overly, School of Education, Indiana University; Robert Ayres, assistant superintendent, Huntington; Denis Thorns, School of Education, Indiana University; George Price, assistant superintendent, Wabash; Herbert Tilley, prin- cipal, New Paris High School, New Paris; Kent Myers, principal, Eastside High School, Bulter; Don Arnold, superintendent, Lakeland Community School Corporation, Syracuse; Mike Vass, counselor, Calumet High School, Gary; Dorothy Johnson, assistant professor of education. Ball State University; Martha Miller, Mishawaka High School, Mishawaka north central committee visits ENHS East Noble High School was visited Febru- ary sixth to ninth by an eleven member com- mittee of the North Central Association of Col- leges and Secondary Schools in keeping with an association policy that every member school be re-evaluated every seven years. Mr. Robert Ayres, chairman of the committee, spoke to the students at an early Wednesday morning convocation. He told the students that they were here to evaluate and make suggestions and recommendations; not to find out what ' s wrong and to change it. The committee had a very heavy schedule and attended many meetings and classes. They talked to teachers and many students to get their opinions. Mr. Mike Vass, Calumet High School, Gary, is discussing some of the observations he has made at East Noble with teacher Mr. Merland Bevler.

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Summer workshops seem to be an important addition among many East Noble activities. Nine cheerleaders spent a week at Smith-Walbridge Camp; three journal- ism students spent two weeks at Ball State; and two student council members, as well as two audio-visual aids and five music students, spent a week in work- shops at Indiana University. The Future Business Leaders of America toured many corporations and the Future Teachers of America, once again, sponsored the American Field Service Project. The • South Side Gym was the sight for the East Noble Science Fair on March 9. The Letterman ' s Club held their first Christmas dance on December 23 and the Y-Teen ' s semi-formal dance was on February 3. An Octet was added to the chorus this year and the band scored well at the Indiana State Fair and Auburn Street Fair. The Scroll produced the school ' s first eight page newspapers and the 1967 Legend was awarded two First Class Honor Ratings. The Knights captured their first NEIAC football crown which highlighted the athletic scene this year and the National Honor Society held a party for all the honor societies in the area. activities broaden participation Coach Casey is caught in concentration as he prepares his half time pep talk. Mark Barhan, Stan Fraze, and Jim Grubb show the type of strain that marked the desire of the entire East Noble team.