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

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• ,, , k V ' ' % 3 ' it ' - S( : m W 4 ■ - i ' 1 i [ ; , ' . ' . . TOP: Senior Jim Swartzlander is seen tuning a drum before State Fair contest. Jim is one of the many bandsmen that marched at the State Fair. LEFT: East Noble hosted this year ' s Jamboree. E.N. and Garrett combined their efforts to beat Angola and Bluffton. Center Greg Miller prepares to hup the ball to start another play that led to victory. Summer Activities 9

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Band finishes ninth; closes active summer Midnight Cowboy was heard in the air as the short summer vaca- tion began. The band practiced day and night until they were humming Midnight Cowboy in their sleep. After marching holes in their shoes, the band went to State Fair, there they placed ninth out of seventy- one bands in the competition. Baseball games were played at night because of the hot summer sun. The summer team belongs to the Northeastern Indiana and South- ern Michigan League. They had a TOP LEFT: Senior pictures were taken during the summer at the school. Kim Collins poses for one of the many Root photographers here for senior pictures. BOTTOM LEFT: Driver ' s Education was one of the many courses offered during the summer. Shiny new cars with the triangle sign were seen choppin town. 12-2 record. The Knights beat DeKalb twice during the regular season, but proved victorious as they beat East Noble in the tourney. In preparation tor the Jamboree, the football team practiced kicking, passing, and tackling. While the football team was on the field, the cross country team was taking over the roads. In order to get in shape for the coming meets the cross country boys ran many miles. With 264 students enrolled in Driver ' s Education, the sidewalks were again, no place to be. The librarv was full of students that were trying to pass government and economics. The three short summer months came to an abrupt end as the doors of East Noble High School were opened for its sixth year. immer Activities

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ABOVE LEFT The gym was crowded as the juniors and seniors received their schedules. Mike Cox, Senior Class President, is seen handing out folders with the six day cycles schedules. ABOVE: All ready to start school, these three girls burst through the doors with smiles on their faces. Eager to start the day are sophomores Laura McClement, Janet Moore, and Carolyn Wilson. LEFT: Students crowded around the bookstore to pay their book rental. Senior Cindy Crothers waits to pay for her books of the final year. 10 Opening Dav