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

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The 1977-78 school year proved to be quite an unforgettable one for ev- eryone concerned. The snow storm produced quite a set back for many of the events that took place during the year. One group who was hit hard was the Drama Club. After a three week delay of Gypsy, things started looking up until school activities were canceled until after the energy crisis! Not only did the delays, which totaled seven weeks, affect Gypsy, but also The Diary of Anne Frank. Nevertheless, the shows did go on. The Junior Class also worked hard, but for quite a different reason. Magazine sales were low this year so many of the decorations for the prom had to be made. Food was also made by the juniors themselves instead of having it catered. Many long hours and hard work made the prom a suc- cessful one after all.

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' Knights Arc Forever ' ▼ Weren ' t 1977 Senior Homecoming Court. Julie Uhl, Margaret Ogg and Terry Bowser. These girls are elected by their class, but the whole stu- dent body participates in the selection of the queen. Knights Are Forever, the theme of the 1977 Homecoming, created spirit not only between grades but also between many of the clubs. The week was completed with dress up days and quite a few contests for stu- dents during the lunch mods. Thursday turned out to be the big- gest hit of the week. This was the day that the halls were filled with all those crazy socks. The annual pa- rade, one of the biggest parades ever, was held early in the evening. The day ended with the bonfire. The ju- niors won the contest by having the most wood. During halftime of Friday night ' s game, senior Margaret Ogg was crowned 1977 Homecoming Queen. Cider and cookies were served to about 100 returning alumni. Also spirit buttons were sold at the gate ending up with a total of 700 buttons sold. Even in spite of everybody ' s spirit during the week, it turned out to be a heartbreaker for everyone. Friday ended up to be a disappointment with a loss to the Goshen Redskins, 0-24. Twyla Gross, the 1976-77 Homecoming Queen, gives up her crown to the new reigning queen, Margaret Ogg. The crowning took place during halftime of the varsity game. 18 Homecoming