Noble High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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JACK WEEKLEY M. OTTO BECHTOLD EDWARD JONES NATHAN BAKER ROBERT SWIHART Industrial Arts Mathematics English Spanish Biology Social Studies Physical Ed. GEORGIA BUSCH DANA HOFFER MARY PENROD Librarian ROY LAVENGOOD ORVILLE KERN History Chorus English English DON MITC HELL WILLIAM ROGGE ELEANOR MURPHY 24 Agriculture Mathematics Science Band History Physical Ed. English Latin

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Noble Administration Principal C. 0. DUKER Class of 1962, Fifty-four former and yours! Your class is the last of an era extending over nearly three generations. Your grandparents and parents, and you, will probably talk about the good old days t Linlawn and Noble, priding yourselves in the pleasures and personalities of the past! This is understandable and commendable. These words are a plea for the future. Progress is ruthless with one’s memories. Your formal and vest, symbols of your happiness now, will also become inadequate for future similar occasions. Let’s not discard the memories, but envision the possi¬ bilities for the next three generations. They will be ours! Let’s wish them the best. I, too, will have my memories—unique in comparison to yours. For me it is the Alpha and Omega of a sehool—Noble. Few men last the entire lifetime of a school. Let’s say I have been lucky. Together, let’s wish the best for Northfield and Southwood. No name will ever sound more peaceful than Linlawn, nor no name more ethereal than Noble, but the same peace and dignity ean be ours in the field, or wood, whether it be North or South. Sincerely, C. 0. Duker Secretary DOROTHY SMITH 23

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Sue Jenkins Bob Kirby Joyce Kirby Susie Wilson Janitor Bill Basse 25