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

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A Musical In The Making Here Joe Burke helps put Frank Montel to- gether. Many long hours of practice are spent on these plays, and it always seems to pay off. For three very fast, hard working weeks, a crew of over 50 members put together Roger ' s and Hammerstein production Carousel. Four weeks are usually allowed for preparation of the musicals, but due to all the setbacks and cancellations during the year, there were only three weeks left to put the play together. The musical is also usually the last production but this year the Evening of Theatre followed. The problem was with the lack of time. Two awards were given to the sen- iors. The outstanding Thespian boy was Pat Butler. Margie Duehmig won the outstanding Thespian girl award. East Noble ' s stage has never let its patrons down, and in spite the lack of time Carousel proved to be as successful as ever. A .

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Rachel Rowe, Peggy Frick and Laura Bruce relax while they wait their turn on stage. These three soph, girls portray the part of townspeople in the play. A part of the musical that is so many times overlooked is the orchestra. On the cello is Mrs. Kenneth Stark, one of the many who have played for EN ' s musicals. Putting on their faces are Paula Frederick, Kathy Riecke and Cheryl Rhea. This is just one play that these junior girls have been a part of this year.

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This year ' s AFS student, Hilary Donald, helps herself to the punch. The most attractive part of the meal was the fountain like punch bowl. Annette Boyce, Donna Morr and Cathy Hicks combine their talents in the making of one of the six trees that decorated the gym. These three girls were just a few of many that helped on this year ' s prom. 30 Prom