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

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Text by Lori Cok-maii Photos by Bob Emerson GLORIA STILL Fun, enjoyable, and popular are some of the words used to describe Breakfast with Santa. As people walk through the door, they are greeted by many animals and by Santa ' s helpers. The children then get to meet Santa and have break- fast served to them. Because of the popularity of the show, we had to extend it to two breakfasts this year, stated Mr. Munk, who is the head of the production. After breakfast, the kids play Name that Tune and sang Christmas songs. After a fun filled morning, the day is closed with the trad- itional nativity scene, A new addition to the EN stage this year was Expressions. It was created by Gloria Still, an author who visited at East Noble. She spent time in various English classes and in the theater department. Helping students express their true feelings and teaching them how to do this was one of her goals and to- gether she and the students created a program dealing with all of the students true feelings. Many students found that by writing stories and poems they could show people how they felt and relate to them more easily. Hopefully East Noble will have many more presentations like this one. She iriakes you dig down deep and pull out your real feelings- Nan Barker Even when you think something you say is stupid, it ' s not- Cindi Hood 21

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BREAK f AST WITH SANTA ■ Below: White Bear (Carl Cordial) carries ■ a child up to see Santa. Right: Smiling ■ as he tells Santa what he wants for christ- . mas was one of the many activities this , boy participated in. Bottom: Rudolph (Cliadd Thomas) gets a laugh while lead- ing the audience in a song. Opposite page: Nan Barker tells a story to the children adout helping Santa during Christmastime 20

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EVEWN6 Of THEATRE This year ' s Evening of Theater had a ditTerent look than in years past. Instead of the play being performed backstage it was done out front. Mr. Avery choose a play that could bring up a lot of contro- versity. Inherit the Wind was about a small town teacher, Bertrem Gates, and his opin- ion that man was evoled instead of created by God. Two of the biggest lawyers of their time, Matthew Harrison Brady and Henry Drum- mond, come to the small town of Hillsboro to figlit it out. Col. Brady for all the is Holy and pure and Drummond there to de- fend the theory of Darwin. At the start of the trial the whole town is behind Brady 110% but as tiine goes on so does his popularity. The 12 person jury hears many witnesses and has to make the decision wether or not Gates is guilty or innocent. Long speeches by both lawyers to try and to coax the jury. Drummond on the last day of the trial fries Brady on the witness stand and most of the town is now on Drummond ' s side. The jury still found Gates guity he was fined SlOO . Brady was outraged. He demanded a stiffer penalty for the crime comitted. The play begins to wrap up as the judge tells lets everyone known that Brady is dead. Text by Mike Fitzgibbon Photos by Eric Chandler 22