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

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T-shirts, curls middies cycle back to 40 ' s Cycles of change, ranged all the way from dress to speech. With the advent of a relaxed dress code, the wav had been paved for individualism in the choice of dress. The mode ranged from knee boots to Charlie Browns, T-shirts, tank tops, blue jeans, hot pants, maxi skirts and mini- lengths. Beat-up tennis shoes walked be- side chunkv heeled boots. Saddle shoes fit-in beside the suede harness boots. Hair styles cvlced back to the curls of the ' 40s. Change took place with waves, shags, prettv bows, and girlish pig-tails. ABOVE: Junior Alan Rehwinkel is shown wearing the printed shirts, sweater vests, and wire rimmed glasses which hecame a common sight at EN. BELOW LEFT Mrs. Smith, para-professional tor the science department, showed that students were not the onlv ones that could get it on. Boots were as popular as mother and hot apple pie. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomores Jennv Hart and Tina Traxler did their thing with T-shirts, vests, and knickers. Individualism and comfort were the general rule. The English language got re- written by the injection of bite, easy now, amazing, mute, I can ' t stand it, shakv, and superstar. Fashion and language were pre- dictable onlv in their unpredicta- bility, cycling in circles, endlessly. 23 Fads and Fashii

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r .-— ? LEFT: Coach Oren Skinner shouts instructions and encouragement to his matmen during a meet. Mr. Skinner has been coach for E.N. grapplers for four years, his most successful being ' 68- ' 69 when the team completed a 7-7 record. The matmen have fared better and better in sectionals even though each year sees a new team. BELOW Completing the year with an impressive 16-5 record, senior captain Keith Gillian laces his new wrestling shoes for another hard work out in preparation for another meet. Keith, wrestling in the 167-lb. class placed 2nd in N.E.I.C. and 3rd in Sectional. BOTTOM: Dennis Bidwell, completing his first season in varsity wrestling grapples with his counter part from the Columbia City Eagles. Mike Shank (126-lb. class) and Randv Lutter (heavy weight) both first year varsitv wrestlers and section- al champs, were others who returned creditable performances. Wrestling :

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LEFT Chad Wappes, Mel Martin, Doug Treesh, and Terry Tonkel took it easy in the alwavs comfortable T-shirts, sweaters, and jeans. BELOW LEFT: Coach Jim Calvin got it on with his stripes, loud ties, and ever-present white shoes. BELOW RIGHT: Brian Baker, Kay Douglas, Ted Kirschner posed briefly for a look at the East Noble mode. Blue jeans, jumps suits, bell sleeves, saddle shoes, boots, and tennis shoes were part of the change in fashion. Fads and Fashions 29