Kendallville High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)

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ETEQQEE Q s lllsw 1 10 ev I' hclpr rs md lf from thtst twenty Exe you can lmaglnt ont you wln At th1s he ralsed hls wand and lllIY'llUlI8.tLlW a small llkeness of hum apptarul bemng the number One AJ proaehlng nn he spoke m a darlng tone Can you lmagme hens xa Ktnestrlck wlthout a gxgglr I thought and thought but stlll that giggle rehoe through the can The kmg marked on the black wall my flrst zero Number Two then appeared Can you IITIRHIUQ George Keen wlthout that sneeze? Iflxe tlmlb I heard It and shaking my head the second zero was added After th1s the numbers appeared rn quxck suc Number Three can you lmaglne Fumce lrawthrop ne yer IH a hurry Numbz r Pour Robert Bc cker wlth I' m de p mrtment' Numbc r If xv Wlllle Plppmger neyer chew mg gum' Numbr r Six Vltllrl Waltman on tlme Number Qeven Maynard DeVoe wlthout a smile' Numbt r If lght Beatrlce Kann slttmg st1ll Number Nme Robert Brennan wlthout red halr Number Tc n I oyd Qldle lecltlng all of Thanatopslsq Number Elex en Mlldred Rauh gettmg 7er'o'7 Number Twelve Walter Harding a dancmg teacher? Number Thlrteen Leland Mlller a Semor Number Ifourteen Norman Auer a Moue actor? Numbc r Flfteen Gertrude Rmeholt talkmg wxthout noddmg her headl My heart sank stlll I had hope of conquermg one of the next ten Then number slxteen appealed Can you lmagme Paul Iddlngs IH oyeralls Number Seyentten Marjor IQ Schutt talklng fast? Number Flghteen Ted Hussleman wlth straight haxr Number Nmetecn Waltex Mock wlth lxttle feet Number Twenty Florence Watson wxthout her curl' Number Twenty one Russell Fetter a woman hater? Number Twenty two Warren Rommes pro posmg? A cold chlll came over me s I saw how dan gerously near the end I was 7 Number Twenty three Selma Wert a book worm I thought hopelesslv and shook my head Number Twenty four L axlyle Burden a prlze fightero Imposslblel But I thought with courage surely fame IN meant for mc I shall wm thelast Number Twenty five ban you lI'II3fZll'lt Frank Clark a professor' Ney er Lost I bowed my head and wept blttel ly The kmg approached me saylng IH hx boast ful manner Tell the world when you go back that It ls best never to boast of your ablllty but proye It Your 1 aesar IS wanting At this he lald hls hand I ghtly upon my shoulder I grasped what seemed nearest to m Alas It was my Caesar and I heard my mother callmg from upstalrs Mary come to bed It IS nearly twelve 0 oclock Laymg mv book reluctantly aside I obeyed lmagmmg the zero I should recene the next mormng over the fourteenth chapter MARY CALKINS C 14 ulll fy 'fx X. Pfle thirty one WZWM- T .V.-l'- f Y 2 ,. 7 Q , ' ca ..' 7 A ' , f : ' Q 'J : f 1 e ' 9 2 f- 1 T 5- 1- .. .I ' V Y 2 ' lf' V V H ,-. ' Q ' V V V ' . U ' , , -V2 .A x 1 . V I K 4 . y , , I . i l v . ,, . . .5 . . I . . Y 1,,, , N . . . H I . I . x Y Q . 4 . v , V x U . '. 1. . . K , 5. ' H i ' 1 sc I 11 I- H , 1 , . . 4 n 4 ' 14 v. u 1 is v H J , . . , - - . ' - on V 1 1 ' J . ' . 4, . . . . V - Y LID! I 1 I ' v ' ' . ll ' I - 1 vm' , . In 1 ' , ss yu 4. V- . 1 1 ' . . . ,, n . . . . n ' V, ,V V V x '- , ' - . , . Y , ' n T V V 1 ' - li ' CPSSIOU. - - X H ,, . . . - As X x - , 4 V . rv v x v V , vv 'li 1 x tA 1 I V. 1 ' ' V 1 ' f , ' . ' 4 x ' H - H ' z 1 . 1 I ,. A 4. . . . . v - av C, A - . , I . . 1 i .. - V w' , an ' ' - .In ', I ' , ' A ' H K . . . gl a V- KC 1 ' ' I st , v - :fu - as L . . X V- .. - - - - V, A , v 1 , . - ' 1 tl ' w v I v r - Y ' . ,, . . . .H ' if K . 3 . - li I H . . . . ns . , , J X v V H ' H ' '1 - . V ' ' . . V V H . . 1 - 1 - ' ' H . 1 . V ,, . . . G V I . , , . . ry e . ' su - ' qu I . , s - ' 1 . w as I Y. , , - u y 9 V, - - Q va . J ' x ' C4 N ' 1 y I , . r v . , H . . . v , . y V- ' v 1 ' ' Q .- 0 ' arf V1

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QR EE x lib-D E E, Rlp De Hmkle KNOW you never have heard the st0ry of the other Rlp He was m many respects lnke Rlp Van Wrnkle Hrs name was Rlp De Hnnkle He and hrs wife kept a llttle tavern m the vlllage of Lodn ln the state of Marne They had no chlld but had what was to them as dear as one I was a very clever llttle dog named Dutch One day Rlp De Hmkle took hrs gun and dog and started for the woods m hope of findmg some game for hrs tavern He dld not have to go far for all the country around was a forest After passmg over several stone fences and through a few fields he came to hls destlnatlon The sky was cloudmg up and It was beglnnmg to look like ram Rlp was worried for he dls Presently ram began to fall and Rlp beganlook mg for a place of shelter As he stumbled through the woods he came to an old oak tree that had been chopped down but had not been dlsposed of because It was hollow Rlp made good use of hrs find by squeezmg mto It bemg careful to put hls gun IH out of the ram The ram kept commg faster and heavler Fmally lulled by the patter of the drops Rlp soon fell asleep How long he slept there he could not tell but hxs stomach told hlm that lt had not been a cat nap As the ram had ceased and It was gettmg hght m the east he reasoned that he had slept ln hrs snug shelter all mght Thlnk mg that he would go home and appease hrs hunger he tned to pull hlmself out but alas the log had become swollen by the ram and he was held prlsoner In hrs anxrety he wondered where his dog had gone After calllng for some time he decided that Dutch had deserted In reahty Dutch had gone home On the other hand Mrs De Hlnkle was very anxrous about the palr and even more so when the dog arrived alone She gave Dutch a hearty breakfast and afterwards followed hlm to the prrson Mrs De Hlnkle was notan expernenced wood cutter but after a great deal of trouble she managed to free the prisoner with the ald of an axe These two people were very happy to thlnk that they owned such a smart dog and to show there appreclatron they bought a pretty llttle collar and had the name Dutch engraved on the small sllver plate After this experlence ln the log Rap made a resolutlon never agaln to protect hlmself from the ram ln a hollow log ELMI' R DICCINS The Challenge She has a wonderful xmaglnatlonl Over and over came that lnsbrrmg thought and most of all F E Klmg prlnclpal of the Kendallvllle Hlgh School had sald rt Although the past two hours I could not translate one me Surely I can be as great as Caesar hlmself wlthout translatlng thls fourteenth chapter In years to come my works shall be studled and outllve even hls great deeds for I am wonderfully talented I have only to close my eyes and my lmagmatron brxngs forth a plcture of anythmg I deslre wlthout the sllghtest effort But thls Hrs Caesar lta respondlt Eo s1b1 mmus dublta tlonls darl I bent my head lower over my book but the words were a hopeless blurr before my tlred eyes and before I was aware I found myself seated ln a dark cave gazmg mto a fllckermg flre Suddenly from the flames arose a grlm hgure wlth one hand extended cordxally toward me and ln a voxce full of prlde he sard I am the Kmg of Imagmatlon and have summoned you hither to test the ablllty of sald wonderful tal ent If I find you efficlent you shall become queen of my realm and tread the earth clothed ln fame If not you are condemned to study tontmually Caesars Oalllt Wars recltmg every day the fourteenth chapter Thls lb my challenge Do you accept' Filled with prlde I nodded for had not Prof Klmg sand my nmagmatlon was wonderful' Very well he contmued I shall call my Pun thirty F 2 5 2 4 . E i VT I ' 2 F E f 1 a .... .- S ' ,- - L, 1- '--- ' 1 3 l .' ,fgg . . . . 1, . , , , - t I ' ' . - - - f-2 on ' 1 sz . . . ,, 4. . l , ' I hked to gfft Wet more than apythmg else' my Caesar had lain on the table before me for . - Y ' I' . ff ' , . . , , Q Y Y . . . . ' ' ,, . V . . L . . . . - . .1 .- i,, , l Y lf - Y, ' . ' Y v S 0 '- I , Y , . . Y Y , , ' r . . . . Y . . . ,, , , . n ,, . . ' v . . . ,,, 7 1 an n ' u , I ' 1 ' Y

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9 , -v - f f? Q 6 V wx. 4, f xv , ff f ' -' ' - ' U, , ,,- L fffffffyf f I l I ff fl? ll 1 Girl s Clee Club TOP ROW florence Ward Ruth Isbell Secretary Marjorie Schutt Selma Wert, Pianist and Manager Geneva Kenestruck SECOND ROW Naomi Hull Assistant Manager Alee Needham Bessie Muller Rllla Throp Miriam Dlggms BOTTOM ROW Lolah Phillips Wmnfred Bunyan Mary Calkms Librarian Marjorie Smith A Maurune Bailey Dlrectress Luclle Rendel e .ix , s , 1 fl 1 ntl un usrtul fox sent: the lSfl1OIIlS flfldlftl on Ol5.,lIllllll,l., 1 s xefu fitted nlx s N 1 ws len a similai club is is IJIOI osed for them I me result vi is that LlllN of the High eehool 0I,SZ?lIll7Pfl the fleeful f lee with thc DUIDOHP of being pn ed to awxet in tm DlO,.l mis md 1 o to pic Sent pro 1 Jus ot then ox n md to he IGCOSIIIIIGII x is in school Although the last nunfcl DIIYDOSCS hue not been married out this ii is hope: t in the future the origmil mpc nances is due ul ollx to the pecial interest thr cliieetiees his ikfn in the club and the in exp eased motto in hlch all the girls hawe adopted o lROIlx while xou work ind plav while vou pl IX Page thlrtv two - 9 4 V L , K D 1 A I ' . Th - IH .-Q' Cle- Vlub hzivinf' been :'llIl10l'lll :ml in zi social va j ' the . . ' .' foil '- .' '.' 'I 'z I years, and the inter- z - ' .' -,' 1 ' - ' est IV. ' ' .' ' I 'fs f :Quin ye: ', it l hat ' ' ' 1 thir Q ' ', ' ' ' 0 j as a qtimulz nt to the girls plans will he followed. The sueeess of our few I 1 , v' , . E. ' , . ,. ,A. Z. 5 - ' . . ' H. , par ' z Q ' - 1 .- z els f ' ' ' j ' z ' ' , 5 212 ,' ' - ': 1 ' - , 1 1