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

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Amos, Dorothy Armstrong, Robert Baldwin, Mildred Barr, Kathryn Baughman, Margaret Bauman, Beatrice Bell, Lucy Biddle, Bonnie Bodenhafer, Rex Brechbill, Marian Cochran, Helen Conard, Marjorie Cramer, Margaret Crites, Mary Dillon, Louise Dillon, Ruth Dixon, Lincoln Evers, Helen Finley, Wyman Free, 'Keith Gisel, Wauneta Grannis, Charles Hall, Chester Hamilton, Arlene Hanes, LeRoy Harp, Robert JUNIOR CLASS Harrington, Florence Haskins, Robert Haynes Veneda Herron, Retha Hill, Frances Hough, Kathryn lhrie, Donald Ihrie, Marjorie Johnson, Gertrude Kern, Lucille Kreiger, Ruth Kropp, Helen Lee, Evelyn Libey, Duane Libey, Robert Longyear, Mae Manrow, Margaret Maynard, Jeannette Maynard, Shirley McCray, Sarah Miller, Hubert Miller, Mable Nott, Thelma Cwens, George Pease, Dorice Pollard, Wilbur Portner, Leonell Reyher, Myron Rimmell, Harold Ritter, Hilton Rottmiller, William Rupp, Lois Russell Nordine Saller, Elizabeth Schroeder, William Schwarz, Walter Sherrick, Wavah Sprandel, Reinhold Starmer, Katherine Steckley, Vern Stevens, Ruth Sutton, Ruth Teders, Robert Treesh, Luther Van Wztgner, Basil Vesey, Teddy Wagner, Nina Vtfestphal, Guy Witt, Iona Wright, Louise Zawadzke, Esther Zonker, Sylvester

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fx-gf-3. 5 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY AND WI-IO'S WHO OF TI-IE CLASS OF '29 Class Colors-Green and Silver Class Flower-Sweet Pea Motto-Don't Make Excuses, Make Good. FRESHMAN YEAR Sponsor-Walter Pring President-Harold Hossinger VicefPresident-Frank Prentice Secty. and Treas.-Susan Hawkins On Nov. 20, 1925, the Freshmen held their Hrst party, which was a very pep' py affair and was thoroughly enjoyed by the Frosh. January 11, the Freshmen helped the Seniors entertain at the High School Annual Party, This class as it was in 1920. l f SOPHOMORE YEAR Sponsor-Miss Beckman Vicefljresiclent--Letha Lash Presidentw-Arthur Wehnieyer Secty. and Treas.-Bonnie Gohn The Sophomores held their party Oct. 25, 1926. Again, the Sophomores, losers in the Annual Contest, helped the Seniors enter- tain the other classes. JUNIOR YEAR Sponsor-Miss Robertson Vice'President-Barbrah Clark President-Robert Vrfeingart Secty. and Treas.-Letha Lash Florence was chosen to play in the National High School Symphony Orchestra at Chicago, which was a great honor to both Florence and the School. Joe McCartney, Tenor, sang in the National High School Chorus at Chicago. November 21'22 the Junior play 'lFriendly Enemies was given in the Gym, under the direction of Miss Ruth Sherman. The cast included, Edward Reichard, Helene Rickett, Robert Weiligart, Sarah Lohman, Joe McCartney, Clarence Nartker, Merle Rawson. Dorothy Strater and Willarcl Parker were in the District Latin Contest held at Fort Wayne, March 20. Dorothy was also in the State Latin Contest at Bloomington, April 20, where she won third prize. May 15, the Juniors entertained the Seniors at the .Iunior'Senior Banquet. SENIOR YEAR Sponsor--Miss Sherman Vice-Prcsident-Florence Autenrieth President-Robert Wei11gzi1't Secty, and Treas.-Letha Lash At the iirst of the year the Seniors elected their Annual Staif, to manage the compilation of the Year Book. But the grand struggle of the whole four years occurred when we tried to decide on Senior Sweaters, not that there were two factions, no, nothing of the sort-it was every man for himself. After some weeks of this, we decided that we didn't want sweaters at all. Later, however, the Seniors purchased Class Scarfs of Green and Silver. December 17, 1928, we displayed our scarfs on Senior Day, and the members of the Senior Class gave a fine entertainment before the Assembly. -Eugenia Pepple.

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