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

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it was a nice summer but it is Senior composition teacher, M,r. Robert Farmer, is one of There is mass confusion at the bulletin board as students the many new faces that people saw on the first day of try to find their attendance room number. school. This peaceful scene was the hall of East Noble on September 7, 1967, at 7:59 a.m.

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Laughing, talking, studying, learning, teaching, spirit, friends, teachers, extra activities, and many more things go into the making of a SCHOOL ON THE GO! Through the doors of East Noble High School walk 800 eager and ready students each day. Along with them walk 43 even more eager and ready faculty members. We walk to our lockers, taking time to stop and chat with friends along the way. We pass quickly then, to an assigned room for attendance. At 8:30 we go to our first module class ready to settle down to business. As the day passes on there are many visitors who come in to see our school and how it is run. The Independent Study system is what really fascinates these visitors. Look around anywhere and you will see students busy at work, walking around the halls, sitting in the office waiting to see about a schedule change, or talking to one of the teachers about anything from a past lecture to who will win the ball game that night. Starting at 11:00 each day we take time out to eat lunch. During this time we listen to the latest records and catch up on the news for that day. This is not all that goes into the making of a busy school. Each year we are trying something new and different to try and make our school one of the best. It is always on the way up in everything from the latest teaching and education facilities to the earliest in innovated methods. Although we are only a part of this school for a short time we shall never forget the laughing, talking, studying, learning, teaching, spirit, friends, teachers, extra activities, and the others that made ours a SCHOOL ON THE GO! a school on the go TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 1-17 ACTIVITIES 18-71 ACADEMICS 72-93 PERSONALITY 94-149 ADVERTISING 150-161 INDEX 162-168 Tom Green, Mike Young, and Ray Mountz stop a moment by their lockers to discuss the day ' s activities.

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good to be back The warm, friendly, care-free summer of 1967 passed by much too quickly. Working at summer jobs, going to camps and workshops, taking vacations; everyone was on the go all summer. Now once again, it is time to close the exciting feeling of summer and time to open the books for another year. September 7, 1967, arrives and students approach East Noble High School with mixed emotions about studying and learning. For some the East Noble Plan is an entirely different method of learning; for others it is not new, but still holds new and different techniques and methods for them. After getting their schedules, juniors Peggy Pepple and Debi Buell hurry to get to their first class. Nearly everyone is busy on the first day of school and the principal, Mr. Royal Tritch, is no exception. Here he answers one of the many phone calls he receives. Juniors Gary Lewellen, Jack Ritchie, Terry Frick, Lance Harman, and Wes Herczeg talk about the fun they had dur- ing summer vacation.