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

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RIGHT Thespian Kay Douglas works hard to turn Pam Stien- barger into Miss Preen. BELOW: Senior Joe Hornett portrays Banjo as he sweeps Miss Preen off her feet. Three year Thespian Joe Hammer, as Sheridan Whiteside looks on. BOTTOM: The entire cast and crews of The Man Who Came To Dinner worked many long hours searching for furniture and costumes so they could recreate the 1940 ' s. % ■ ,f W - ■-■ :-•■ ' , ' | ■ ■w % M ML iLg r ' i ! . .1 kki ? £0 JUHHR ' .

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Rebuilding year produces a 10-5 slate Two returning lettermen provided the backbone from which Coach Bill Lane molded a 10-5 record. The 1972 edition of East Noble tennis also finished fourth in both conference and sectional. Sophomore Jeff Brennan led the team as the number one man while compiling a 12-3 individual record. Concordia ' s double team of Don and Art Sherer defeated ABOVE RIGHT: After returning a back- hand vollev, sophomore Rick Riehm watches the ball go back to his South Side opponent. BELOW RIGHT: Members of the 1971 EN tennis team are: FRONT ROW: Kerry Leffel, Rick Riehm, Steve Lai- sure, Gerald Mefferd, Brian Holland; BACK ROW: Jeff Brennan, Brian Lapelle, Joe Atz, Mike Earley, Dennis Berhalter, Rex Reade, Coach Bill Lane. Jeff and his sophomore double partner, Joe Atz, in the conference at Bluffton and in the final match of the Fort Wavne sectional. During tournament play, sopho- more Rick Riehm and Dennis Berhalter represented EN in single competition. With a sea- son dual match record of nine wins and four defeats, Dennis closed his tennis career as a Knight. Rick and Joe won eleven and ten respectively, while losing only four matches each. Compiling a 11-1 record in single matches, Brian Holland joined with Brian Lapelle forming the team ' s third double team. Depth was a virtue as the Knight raquetmen consistentlv won the fourth, fifth, and sixth man matches.

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Mesalia, Ohio in 1940 ' s setting for fall play On November 12 and 13 East Noble Drama Club and Thespians recreated the 1940 ' s by their production of The Man Who Came to Dinner. RIGHT. The Stanley children, June and Richard, as played by juniors Deb Warner and Alan Roush find friendship in Sheridan. BELOW: In rehearsal, Vince Carunchia digs through his little black bag as he plays th e role of Sheridan ' s Doctor, Mr. Bradlev. BELOW RIGHT. After a long and trying stay at the Stanley home Sheridan Whiteside attempts to leave only to find himself back in the Stanley home. The comedy took place in a small town, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and their two chil- dren, June and Richard. A great man Mr. White- side agrees to have dinner at the Stanley ' s. When entering the house he slipped on the Stanley ' s icy steps. Whiteside took full command over the Stanley ' s household while he recovered from his fall. After finally recovering from the injury, Whiteside slips again. The curtain falls leaving the audience in suspicion of what will happen next. -2 1 ' TBIDI MI