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

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student body enthusiasm is kept high Cheerleaders Jackie Harbin and Dianne Treesh seem to be suspended in air as they lead a cheer at a pep session. In the background the football players, whom they are honoring, can be seen. Corinne Donat, Carol Lombard, and Cindy Ruble stand behind Dianne Treesh as she does the splits. These girls composed the junior varsity cheerleading squad. Varsity Cheerleaders Cathy Ream and Sandy Bianski show their skill and enthusiasm at the Huntertown basketball game. East Noble won the game 52 — 49.

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squires hit .500 mark during season The outlook for the 1968 football campaign is optimistic. Although the varsity was hit hard by graduation, the junior varsity boasted many fine players with the type of burning desire that is needed to continue winning football. The Squires were constantly victim of Coach Casey ' s drafting techniques as this often upset team balance and harmony. The Squires completed their 1967 campaign with a .500 mark. Among their accomplishments were downing Angola, Garrett, and West Noble ' s varsity squad. Sophomore Scott Abbs received Honorable Mention as a lineman and saw both varsity and junior varsity action. Terry Frick pulls down a West Noble ball carrier during a junior varsity game on Guymon Field. The Squires dis- played great potential and promise in whipping the Charger squad 13 — 6. Head Coach Casey, teamed with assistant coaches Fred Brokaw and Myron Dickerson, combined their talents to produce an outstanding football season. Finally overcoming asperity, Coach Casey completed his third season as head gridder with an NEIAC championship. Halfback Gary Spidel fumbles the pigskin as he is pulled down during a junior varsity game with DeKalb The Squires met defeat 20 — 14, however, only in the remaining few moments, as another such fumble diminished all hopes of victory.

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by cheerleaders The cheerleaders, under the watchful eye of Mrs. Mary Wolf, have been very busy keeping the school spirit high. Their training began last summer when all of them attended Smith Walbridge Camp in Saracuse, Indiana. Everyday was filled with great excitement as the cheerleaders learned new yells and pom pom routines. Even after the girls came home from Camp, much practice made their yells almost perfect. Their unusual talent of doing the unpredictable made pep sessions come to life this year. The varsity cheerleading team is composed of seniors Ann Fox, Cathy Ream and juniors Sandy Bianski, Jacki Harbin, and Susan Hile. Members of the junior varsity squad include Corinne Donat, Carol Lombard, Cindy Ruble and Dianne Treesh. The cheerleaders are chosen by the pep club on the basis of their skill the previous school year. Anxiety, tension, and worry seem to be written all over the faces of the varsity cheerleaders. But hope for a Knight victory still remains. Happiness is winning. Cries of joy were heard throughout the gymnasium as the varsity Knights handed the Belmont Braves a very important and exciting defeat. The score at the final gun was 87 — 77.