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

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Row one: Eleanor Wible, Ethyln Anderson, Mary Lou Swartz, Betty lane Aungst, Elsie Ellis, Pauline Hafer, Leona Murphy, Maxine Peachy. Row two: Theron Kurtz, Iohn DeCamp, Martha Holcomb, Hilda Getts, Virginia Ley, Mary Emma MaGill, Beatrice Kuckuck, lune Hill, Millicent Frey, Ruth Forker, Helen Kline. Row three: George Feebles, Millard Poppy, Edward Davey, Donald McNamara, Donald Kastner, Mr. Tritch, Robert Trowbridge, Harold Newman, Mearl Hawkins, Mark Sabrosky. Row four: Harold Bryant, Donald Tample, Robert C. Smith, Dan Butz, Iohn Walters, Robert A. Smith, Thomas Hahn, Thomas Kizer, Thomas lmes. Not in picture: Evelyn Drerup, Mary Ford, Shirley Hilkert, Laura lane Horn, Mary lane Kauffman, Elizabeth Kollman, Lois Lehner, Ioe Berhalter, lohn Clark, Gordon Ford, Donald Kurtz, Iohn Oberlin, Norman Reed, Eugene Rice, Victor Walters. SOPHOMORES Two years have elapsed since our group has entered High School. No serious mishaps have occurred, although a few members have dropped their studies to enter other fields of activities. At the first of the year We voted for officers in the usual manner and when the ballots were tabulated we found ourselves headed by Edward Davey as President, Lee Bushong as Vice Presi- dent, Walter Evers as Secretary-treasurer, and as Sponsor, Royal Tritch. A very promising semester, socially as well as scholastically was anticipated. Our big class party was held on November 28 in the small gym. An unusually fine program, arranged and given by the members, was thoroughly enjoyed. Dancing followed the delicious refreshments, and a generally pleasant eve- ning was had by all. Mr. Tritch, our sponsor, has kept us on our toes and very ably helped us to return the standards attained when we were Freshmen. Our present officers filled the places of Ervin Fritz as President, Betty Kollman as Vice President, and Marjorie Isbell as Secretary-treasurer, who were elected in '34. As Sophomores, we feel proud to have advanced thus far into the four years of high school work, and to have had an enjoyable time doing it. Row one: Richard Warford, Walter Evers, Ralph Forker, Ieanne Kern, Virginia Butler, Evelyn Munk, Marjorie Isbell, Marjadene Reed, Virginia Iordan, Ruthanna Schneeberger. Row two: DeWitt Cochard, Dale Thomas, lack Goodwin, Delles Robbins, Ellen Vaughn, Virginia Boring, Avis Brown, Kathryn Reade, Pauline Frey. Row three: Forrest Forker, Charles Hostetter, Dale Rollins, Raymond Kraner, Lillian Gustin, Dorothy Kimpel, Laura Miller, Dorothy Richwine, Diana Fish, Ruth Wilson, Iack Hopkins. Row four: Robert Morr, Raymond Shambarger, Lee Bushong, Arthur Kimpel, Robert Engle, Mr. Tritch, Elfrieda Kretzmann, Clemathene Hart, William Rehwinkle, Beverly Seidel, Norman Seidel. Page 22

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11' Row one: Rose Hubler, Kathryn Bauman, Mary Lea Vetter, Kent Curie, Evelyn Tritch, Nancy lrwin, Patricia Williams, Olive Kimmel, Margaret Berhalter, Iohn D. Pfeiffer. Row two: Ruth Milbourn, Mae Evelyn Miller, Rose Walsh, Georgianna Lehner, Hazel Kreisch- er, Lorene Gould, Orpha lean Preston, Laura Iane McWhinney, lune Mullen, George Robert Helmer. Row three: Maxine Hall, Maxine Frederick, Marie Hontz, Mary Ellen Hinkley, Anice McLain, Lois Scarlett, Lorna Hill, Margaret Plaffman, Paul Isbell, Eskol Fannin. Row four: lohn Howerton, Ir., Howard Kurtz, Lee Vaughn, Carl Bauman, Charles Hern, Donald Hayward, Miss Sawyer, Frank Reed, Arlon Haller, Paul Ellison, Richard Clay, George Busang, Arden Beiswanger. Not in picture: Mary lane Bortner, Ethel Doub, Annabelle Herr, Natalie lddings, Jeanne Walters, Iohn Milks, Maxwell Peachy, Iunior Reinhart. IUNIOR CLASS RECORD ln 1934 the present Iunior class made its first bid for honors in Kei .dallville High School, as Freshmen. The class elected Rose Hubler, President, Norman Reed, Vice President, Iohn Howerton, Secretary-treasurer, and Miss Albright, Sponsor. The class proudly assumed the name of Sophomore in l935, and chose Miss Newnam, Sponsor, Iohn Howerton, President, Patty Williams, Vice President, and George Busang, Secretary-treasurer. Our class party was held on Novem- ber 24. We lost Miss Newnam in mid-semester, and asked Miss Albright to take her place. ln the spring we had another party. When we rose to the rank of Iuniors, we selected Miss Sawyer as Sponsor, Iohn Howerton, President, Gerry Del-loff, Vice President, and George Busang, Secretary-treasurer. Our motto is Three down and One to go, black and silver are our colors, and our flower is the American Beauty Rose. ln late October the class held a Hobo Party. Everyone had a good time to the tune of hot music and cold cider. Dancing and group contests afforded the entertainment. Our rings, chosen in October, arrived in early November. There was a choice of type of ring, but all were the same design. Most of the class pur- chased rings. On November 25 and 26 we presented our class play, The Nut Farm. As a result of its success we are looking forward to an elaborate Iunior-Senior Banquet which will be May 20. The Iuniors are devoting much time toward this event. Row one: Katherine Lawson, Lora Ellen Kiles, lean Arehart, Virginia Hubler, Annalee Deal, Helen Nichols, Louise Miller, Betty Eichelbaugh, Valma Gilliland, Elizabeth King. Row two: Mary Ellen Fraze, Margaret Hohnhaus, Marjory Austin, Frances Strater, Mildred Strawser, Konstantina Ananias, Margaret Nctt, Lillian Case, Helen LeMaster, Iuel Rasler. Row three: Herbert Herrick, Paul Boszor, William Herendeen, Arthur Bassett, Beverly Failor, Miss Sawyer, Robert C, Helmer, Harold Leighty, Douglas Whiteman. Row four: William Mountz, Gerry DeHoif, William Kenestrick, Howard Sabrosky, Charles Dickinson, Quentin Williams, Kenneth Firestone, Henry Ford, Richard Munk, Richard Claussen. Page 2l

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Row one: Margaret Bahls, Betty Sollenberger, Mary Katharine Saller, Lenora Gutstein, Helen Alleshouse, Kathryn Wagner. Blanche Pant, Ruth Young, Dorothy Iler, Beverly Grossman. Row two: Arlene Baker, Ruth Hamilton, Maxine Caldwell, Beatrice Bahls, Oliva Mulholland, Virginia Schlichtenmyer, Margaret Iune Long, Eleanor Zollman, Elizabeth Ryback. Row three: lean Schlichtenmyer, Florence Sebert, Dorothy Young, Madelynne Martz, Cath- erine Curie, Ioann Howerton, Evelyn lohn, Pauline Kimpel, Robert Tyler, Ora Gisel. Row four: Herman Gingrich, Charles Smith, Mr. Schwab, Carl McKeeier, Allen Brurnbaugh. Sponsor .V,.... ....,........ lt fir. Schwab President .,., . .,..,... .....,.. M ary Armstrong Vice president ........, ...,....,... C harles Smith Secretary-treasurer ........,..... Arthur Hampshire Colors ........,.....,,......... ........., B lue and Gold Flower .........,...,..................,......,....,............. Peony Motto ............ God first, others second, me last In the year ot 1934 the otticers were Mary Katharine Saller, President, Ed- ward Grady, Vice President, Nelta Iean Nickerson, Secretary-treasurer. We had a party and a picnic. This year, 1935-36, we have had one party held in the Little Gym. Music and readings were given by some of the class members. After the entertain- ment, Howard Kenestrick and Mrs. Fritz played the piano for dancing. The class has been very active in the Iunior Red Cross. This Winter, a committee was appointed to help the Red Cross in collecting old clothing. The class collected old games to be sent to the World War Veterans at the hospital in Marion, Indiana. Row one: Richard Wagner, Billy Adams, William Eichelbaugh, Seigal Rasler, George Bechberger, Chris Steier, lack Free, George Wagoner, Garner Wilkinson. Row two: Eugene Slagle, Edward Grady, Iune Campen, Marie Ehlers, Ruth Ellison, Eileen Crofoot, Marie Snyder, Anne Wagner, Helen Smolinske. Row three: Elsworth Busch, Peyton Goodwin, Herman Cottelt, Donna Cochard, Esther Frey, Agnes DeLucenay, Mary Armstrong, Eleanor Leighty, Maxine Hayden, Eleanor Ormsby. Row four: Roy Nichols, Norbert Nesbitt, Nelta Nickerson, Mr. Schwab, Ozema Swartz, Arthur Hampshire, Edwin Misselhorn, Robert Russel. Page 23