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

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Left: Senior Melinda Krock gives an oof while catching a waterhalloon. Below: One of the Junior rope pull teams make an un- successful attempt to change their muddy fate. Left. Jeff Stephens and Shelli A Uen squeeze together to pop their balloon. Above: Mr. Bent: figures scores during Homecoming activites. VTa

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This year ' s powder puff championship had the juniors beating the seniors 6--0. This year ' s seniors had previously won the championship their freshmen, sophomore and junior years. I ' m excited that the juniors finally won, said Kelly Hoffman. Hoffman also felt that the game was played fairly. We were a good team but got psyched out of the game, said senior Joan Barr. A new edition to this years powder puff game was the senior powder puff cheer- leaders. A group of about ten boys from the senior class equipt with outfits cheered on the girls and tried to pep up the crowd. Text by Kirk Gay Photos by Doug Jansen, David Yuska, Marc Haney and Shelli Allen Above: The East Noble student body shows their enthusiasm by making a human chain across the gym floor. Right: Sally Bloom tries to knock her orange across the finish line in one of the Homecoming after school activities. N

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X M As we look back over this year, these pictures occured during our student lives.- Hopefully, when we reminisce over the school year, we will remember our accompli- shments yet our short comings and good times yet our sorrow. When this book is pulled oui from dusty corners and turned to this page, try to jog the memory- maybe one or several events on this page changed our thinking. doing, anc being. John Reed, the drunk driver who killed Natalie Miller, perhaps altered our thinking towards drinking and driving; or if he did not alter our thinking, at least he made us stop and think. East Noble Marching Knights achi- eved a hard-earned second place out of the entire state! These are just a few examples of events that took place during the 1985-86 school year that prob- ably had a big influnce on our char- acters. Pictured above Jeff Owen poses as Pee- Wee Herman, a new comic cluiracter hi H l the movies. Right; Principal Mr. Anderson B and Senior Drum Valor I d Merkling proudly 0 % hold up the the second place trophy they won fek at the competition Marching Bands of Amer- fopsule