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

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Upper, left: Trent Donat inspects a bag of barbecued potatoe chips. Left: While going over lessons in cafeteria east, ( l-r) Saomi Beerman, Rhonda .aucha. Heidi Egolf, and Carlo Traxler, get things straight. Above: A fun locker scene to get you through the day. i v Left: Pete Botomley gets the attention of the band members after a contest. Above: While yfiss Tarnow is giving a discussion, the staff members cover up their faces out of sheer embarrassment. 4

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Sltfp m tatento Above: The combination of life. Right: Laurie Emerson relaxes in the covey, at the library. T ext by Edie Richards Photos by Joe Hosier and Tonya Beeber Due to a national come-back on educa- tional values , a lot more stress was put on academics. Because of this, there are tighter schedules due to requirement changes. Also homework assignments seem to have gotten longer. As one peers down the hallways one sees friends talking and other students hurrying to get to their classes on time. Other students are trying to get their lockers open and almost don ' t succeed. A lot of times a friend walks up to them and shuts their locker or the contents fall out.

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it ! k t M a it t n tt t r a The Knight, a noble figure; in olden days, he would fight dragons and rescue fair maidens. He was the visage of chiv- alry, gallant and loyal. In the 20th century, the spirit of the knight has reappeared at East Noble. His ghostly statue stands silently in the library, reminding us of the image we are to uphold. It is with pride that I say, I am an East Noble Knight. T ext byT im Kelty Layout by Edie Richards Photos by Joe Hosier and Jeff Stephens Lower, right: A student assists Sonya Shepherd at the bookstore. Below: Mrs. Marshall takes on a disguise while she counts the money. Right: While Mrs. Wolf is de- fending her library, she stabs Jeff Stephens.