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

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D wCje6 ft ' t tS% The Student Council sponsered many exciting, fun-filled dances throughout the year. These dances maintained a high atten- dence percentage, even during the long, icy months of winter. East Noble dances are admired by many other neighboring schools because out of town students are a com- mon sight. Thunder and Lightning, Sound Barrier, and Spectrum Light and Sound are some- what responsible for the popularity of E.N. dances. The Semi-formal and Computer dances were highlights of the year. Text by Tami Ernsberger Photos by Judy Hayes Above: Curtis Leich stands in awe at some of the things that occur at the EN dances. Right: Shown here, we see Jeff Piatt and Jamie North, standing in the light, trying to get away from everyone.

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Top: The King questions Anna about Amer- ica and President Lincoln. Left: The King hails Buddha while asking for his help. Above: The slaves, Tuptim (Laurie Emer- son) and Lun-Tha (Greg Tatman), meet and sing of their love for each other. Pt

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Left. Mr. Bentz actively portrays his favo- rite part of the dances. It tends to make one wonder if they ever came up short.... he did get a new car, didn ' t he? I T 1 1 3] U Left: Here are two seniors having the usual good time at a dance. High above all the others are Gary Helmkamp and Jeff Meyer. Above: Rhonda Keyser attempts to get someones attention. At dances, yelling is a common form of communication. 29