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

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PAUL HOFFMAN Basket Ball 203 K, Klub. HufEy is one of the'long, lean members of our class, and is especially noted for his hair. Does it stick straight up? It does. He likes the ladies and it has been whispered that he is privately learning to trip the light fantastic toe. But who dares ask him? We all agree that Paul is a good sport and he has been a main- stay to Basket Ball this year, having played in all of the games. ZELMA HARDING Clioniang Glee Club. Matter-of-factg business-like: energeticg about as stub- born as the most of usp a regular Johnny on the spot for being punctual. This sums up Zelma, but we must add that she is a conscientious worker, and a regular comedian when it comes to Clionian parties. Be that as it may, if you want a real friend lose no time in making Zelma's acquaintance. CATHARINE WHEELER Joke Editor, Annualg Glee Clubg Clionian. She's a clever girl, and we'll admit it. Kate says she is going to Sargent after she graduates from K. H. S. and, with all fairness to the Bostonians, we feel we must warn them to beware of her enticing smile and vamp- ish eyes, She is noted for numerous things, not the least of which is the ease with which she falls in love fand out againb. Well, who is he now, Kitty, some Fort Wayne youth or not? Be that as it may, she's a true friend. ROLLAND SALLER Rolland is a shark. VVhat he doesn't know has not befn printed yet. The man who said that 'fstill water runs deep must have known Rolland, and yet,'his quiet exterior is deceiving. He has a vein of humor running through him that makes all of us laugh. He has been one of the class who has stuck to the straight and narrow path. Well, here's to Rolland--may he always be the same old scout! Page Eighteen

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GERTRUDE KELLER Society Editor, Annualg The Cassilis Engagement Atheniang Glee Club, Orchestra. Doesn't Gertrude's mouth look as if she couldn't control it? Well, ,looks are not deceiving in this case. It is very unusual to see Gertrude when she is not talking. All through school we have been busy keeping track of her and we have often pondered over her fondness for a certain person from the countryg now we know why-it is because he is an Apple-man. VVe don't blame you one bit, Gertrude. To this we wish to add that she has been one of the best workers in our class and has efficiently held several offices . PAUL HARTSUCH Vice President Hi-Yg Literary Editor, Annual: Orchestrag Track 193 K. Klub. P. J. is the best debater we have. If the instructors didn't have books for proof, he could convince them that they were all wrong. His name ought to be Questions for he can ask more questions in a minute than ten girls can even think of asking. Paul's usual' question is, Well, who else can I call up for a date? We have noticed he still has a stiff neck from looking up at the buildings while in South Bend. GLADYS EMERSON Athenian. i Gladys came to us two years ago from Salem Center High School and it didn't take her long to win a place in the hearts of all who met her Cespecially one Seniory. Although at first she was rather interested in the Salem Center Basket Ball team, she soon proved herself loyal to K. H. S. Yes, it's true. No one can stay sad long while around Gladys because of her own peculiar drawl. And isn't she a regular walking advertisement for, let's see, Colgate's Tooth Paste? l ' TERESA TEDERS Basket Ball 203 Athenian. There are some people in this world who just seem to fit into things, who seem to make a place and keep it, and through everything be just a good scout. Teresafs one of them. She will do anything for you she can and always has a cheerful smile and a pleasant word. As a Basket Ball player she is right there. Teresa has helped make a number of our social func- tions enjoyable and the best wishes of the entire class go with her. Page Seventeen

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MAURINE REINOEHL Snapshot Editor, Annualg Subscription Committee, Annualg The Cassilis E11g2sg'E11l6I1lQH Glee Club, Orchestrag Clionian. Peggy is more frequently seen whispering than studying. She has been a loyal supporter of the crim- son and gold, and is equally HJ fond of Auburn and Fords. But we wonder at her eagerness to go Ford riding when the Fetters of an S. A. E. pin are so binding. Then let's not forget that ring. It's a long way to Madison, but then the trains still run, don't they, Peggy? Here's another girl Oberlin will be glad to welcome as a student. ANNA MEYER Clionian. She's not too brainy, nor is she too gay, but a 'tjust right mingling of both, Anna forsook Avilla and joined us two years ago and, in spite of her early education, she has been a loyal rooter for K. H. S. She has supplied us with several pieces for which we are grateful, and she has added to our class parties greatly. Everyone knows her and we have yet to find anyone who will say that Anna isn't, all right. HOWARD RIDDLE Howard liked us so well that he decided to graduate with us in 1920. This shows that he has better judgment than the other members of his class, and so he has earned our sincere respect. Although he is one of the silent members of our class, he is also one of the hardest workers and he has accomplished a great deal. The school loses an industrious student when Howard graduates. Good luck to you. MARJORIE SMITH Assistant Editor, K. H. S. 185 Athenian, Marjorie hardly stayed with us long enough to hang up her hat. However, even if we couldn't have her with us long we are glad she decided to come back from Oregon to graduate with us. Marjorie intends to study Interior Decorating--but where? We know that what- ever school she decides upon will be lucky and that she will have hosts of friends there. VVe wish you success, always, Marjorie. Page Nineteen