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

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- 4fc - Top: Sophomore Stephanie Barnum is laughing so hard that she can hardly stand. Above: Not to forget that students do attend classes, sophomores fl-r) Melissa Routsong, Bertha Caudill, Kellie Hantz, and Anita Franks pile their books on their lunch table while waiting to get in line. Swde one Im SventfitMe Smiles light up the faces of East Noble students as they participate in academic and extra-curricular activities. Whether it was sports, clubs, after-school activities, or simply eating lunch and talking with friends, students created the fun times. School spirit was evidenced in the num- ber of achievements attained by East Noble students. Honors were accepted by students in areas of sports, academics, and outside activities. Each and every student, at one time or another, was glad to be a part of ENthusiasm. News that East Noble would be able to keep the mod system pumped new life into both students and faculty. This was dam- pened by later information that the mods would probably be banned for the following year. But, at least for the 1984-85 school year, the students decided to make the best of it and have a great time at East Noble. Text by Dianna Cullen and Tracey Fogleson Photos by Kim Cochard, Laurie Emerson, and Jeff Stephens

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Villi: Above: Showing their spirit and a little bit of leg, seniors Lynette McCoy and Kristy Klopfenstein clash on Clash day. Above, right Hidden behind that face mask is Mike Isaacs, but his smile certainly shines through. Right: The fun continues after school for those who have the time to participate.

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fUH onouwd The lights never go out at East Noble High School, because there are activities going on around the clock. Students have the opportunity to take part in an endless amount of enjoyment; those who do participate in these events find that great times abound at East Noble. A lot of these activities are due to the careful and thoughtful planning of tire Student Council. If dances and other activities were not offered, the student life at East Noble would surely drag, and the enthusiasm would slowly but surely disap- pear. Text by Edie Richards Photos by Jim Hemes, Judy Hayes, and Stacey Smith Top. Many students had a great time at the all-night movie that the Student Council sponsored. Right: Dances are fun, as proven by freshmen (l-r) Duane Campbell, Marc Schlichtimyer, Corry Culler, and Ken- ny McDonald. Above. The all-night movie was a great way for many students to get in volved and have a good time with school activ- ities. Right: Junior Sean Todd looks cool while having a good time at yet another dance.