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

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Spring This was the 25th Anniversary for both the school and for East Noble ' s Spring Musical. The 1985-1986 Spring Musical was Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. The cast consisted of about 75 students. The main leads were the seven brides played by Amy Roche, Nan Barker, Wendy Diehl, Laurie Emerson, Anita Green, Naomi St. Clair, and Cyn-dee Wilson. The seven brothers were played by Greg Tatman, Steve Probst, Dave Ritchie, Brad Graden, Eric Smith, Phil Larson, and Odis Gayheart. The play took place around 1950 with seven guys looking for seven brides which resulted in them having to capture the brides away from their families and suitors. The brothers had to duel it out with the suitors to try to prove themselves better to the brides, but in the end all ends well in a pleasant shotgun wedding. The audience surely did not have time to be bored between the dance scenes, brawls, and the running back and forth of the actors. The audience was always kept alert sitting on the edge of their seat waiting to see what could possibly happen next in this action packed musical. This musical had it all from love scenes to fight scenes, and all of it was done with the talent of the performers. The play was put on April 24 through the 26th. Text by Michele Trier Photos by Tonya Beeber Top: Anita Green and Wendy Diehl look to the cast to get approval of getting married. Above: Brad Graden attempts to dance without losing his blanket. Amy Roche and Phil Larson look on in amusement.

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Dances A major activity of most of the stu- dent body is attending the East Noble Student Council Dances. This is the one event that involves the majority of the school. It involves good times, good friends, and good music. The dances give the students some- thing to do and to keep them out of trouble. said student council member Shelli Allen The dances were held on either a Friday night or Saturday night costing anywiiere from S2.00 to S3. 00. • It gives the students something to look forward to on the weekends, stated Tonya Beeber. Sometimes, the dances had a theme title such as Hawiian or Toga. There are also after game dances during the football season. The most popular group at the dances was Thunder and Lighting D.J. ' ed by Chuck Drerup. Left: Senior Jim Haines looks as if he really is getting into it as he jams to the music. Below: A group of partying dancers make fun gesters at a passing photog.