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

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Row one: Wendall Iackson, Edith Williams, Betty McDonald, Helen Trowbridge, Betty Anne Klingel, lean Boszor, Laura lane Hoffelder, Selma Shipe, Beverly McCullick, Margaret Ley. Row two: Howard Trowbridge, Willis Peachy, Herbert Hontz, Anthony DeLucenay, Mada- lene Barfell, Virginia Frederick, Miriam Grossman, Ruth Carter, Almira Cassil, Freida Kreischer, Eleanor Rice. Row three: Mr. Haist, Argyl Hire, Guy Swartzlander, Leonard Hinkley, Delbert Barhydt, Everett Conklin, Martha Gowdy, Irene Canzier, Lois Eichelbaugh, Ellen Smith. Row tour: Kenneth Boszor, Norman Bortner, lack Hart, Erwin Herendeen, Hubert Forbes, Richard Failor, Leland DeKay, Sheldon Groh, Ursell Cox. EIGHTH GRADE Wearing the traditional green, we arrived in the High School Building to partially prepare for our entrance to high school, an objective we all look for- ward to but can barely conceive. Although rather small, we were indeed conspicuous but nevertheless carried on, even under the usual remarks of the upper classmen, to a favorite place in the faculty's estimation. Our initial business duties were to select our class officers and a sponsor. Hubert Forbes was chosen President, Norman Bortner as Vice President, Everett Conklin as Secret-ary-treasurer, a very capable group to lead us through our first year in this labyrinth of class rooms. As Sponsor, we saw fit to select Mr. Paul Haist, our selection proving to be a good one. Our social activities were topped by an extremely enjoyable Christmas party held in December. The entertainment gave light to talents of several 8th graders. Dancing followed and at 9:45 we adjourned, determined to have another party as nice as this one, in the near future. With our high school days about to begin, we decided to stick together and try to end up with lOO graduates, just as we have entered with an even 100. lf the four years in high school promise to be as enjoyable as our Sth grade, we surely would finish triumphantly. Row one: Dorothy Walchalk, Iune Hager, Beverly Peters, Modesta Fought, Maxine Hewitt, Rolene Anderson, lean Scarlett, Doris Mae Schenher, Betty Schlichtenmyer, Lureign Casselman, loan Drerup. Row two: Harriet Williams, june Weirick, Betty Kemery, Helen Knott, Orpha Acker, Helen Grady, Frances Castator, Veva Martin, Myrtle Kizer, loan Suires, Marilyn Miller, Leland Cass. Row three: Eugene Hornett, Billy Goodwin, Iohn Keenan, Max Grossman, Robert Siebert, Harold Rice, Frances Nelson, Margaret Long, Alice lane Hollinger, Edwin Hawkins. Row four: Paul Homsher, Gerald Calkins, Marcus Dieterle, William Allen, Robert Fisher, Dale Reade, Earl Leighty, Lloyd Snook. Row five: Mr. Haist, Robert Herb, Maynard Preston, lay Munk, Iunior Temple, Robert Waller, james Brown, Russel Strouse, Donald Sihert, Franklin Hockenbarger. Page 25

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Row one: Marthie Milbourn, Thelma Smith, Phyllis Kimmel, Dawn Lanning, Betty Glass, Betty Strater, Eula Call, lrene Smith, Iessie Magill, Row two: Iarnes Nesbitt, Leland Green, Charles Longyear, Lawrence Wilson, Ruth Over- holser, Caroline Odell, lrene Bauman, Marjorie Ziebell, Martha lane Traster. Row three: lean Wilson, Richard Kurtz, Ivan Grossman, George Kurtz Ir., Mrs. Schwab, Raymond Palmer, Dayton Henney, Elden Healey. Row four: Tom Longnecker, Garland Fannin, Lloyd Herendeen, lack Hauff, Arthur Taylor, Iunior Wible. Not in picture: Marcia Davis, Robert Atz, Robert Deal, Stanley Emerick, Ralph Haines, Carl Hart, Robert Kurtz, Robert Parker, Thomas Swartz, Noble Wagner. - A Q ADVICE FO' CHILLUN Take four subjects, no more, no less, unless you are absolutely certain of yourself. Be interested in athletics and other extra-curricular activities, but not to the extent that these seriously hamper you in your studies. loin the orchestra or band if you possibly can. Try out for class plays. Be as sweet and pleasant to your teachers and everyone, for that matter, not only because they will be the same to you, but because you'll enjoy your- self more. - A - Row one: Virginia Barhydt, Ruth Helmer, Marjorie Kemery, Mary Kathryn Haverlield, Mary lane Glass, Betty I-laverlield, Martha Snyder, Betty Crofoot. Row two: Golda ltt, Ioan Weirick, Marjorie Craven, Helen Miller, Wanda Engle, Gertrude Craven, Margaret Wert, Patricia Runge. Row three: Robert Schmidt, Robert Parker, Bernard Wogoman, George Gillespie, Markenos Kishego, Richard Fritz. Row four: Richard Trowbridge, Orville Acker, Howard Smith, Iames Sobieski, Warren Sexton. Not in picture: Billy Goudy, Donald LeMaster. Page 24 Zmgmmmsuhi HIFI II'IIUlP JUQ 'CII'-JE

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ANNUAL STAFF RUTH BROWAND IOHN CLAUSSEN Typist Art Editor NORMAN CARTER IOE DEAL Humor Editor Circulation Manager MARY ANNA FORKER Literary Editor ENID HALLER MR. HOWERTON Typist Annual Adviser OLIVE HAYDEN VIOLET KITCHEN Girls' Athletic Editor Typist HOWARD MISSELHORN Photography Editor IRENE PARKER HENRY SALLER Society Editor Business Manager DAVID RUNDEN EVEREST WIBLE Editor-in-Chief Boy's Athletic Editor RALPH WILLY Calendar Editor BOARD OF CONTROL Principal MR. BRUMBAUGH, Chairman Faculty Members MISS VALENTI MR. HOWERTON Senior Class President Annual Business Manager Boy Representative Girl Representative MR. BAKER DAVID RUNDEN HENRY SALLER EVEREST WIBLE ETHEL HORNETT Page 2b Ruth Browand Norman Carter Iohn Claussen Ioseph Deal Mary Anna Yorker Enid Haller Olive Hayden Mr. Howertori Violet Kitchen Howard Misselhorn Irene Parker David Runden Henry Saller Everest Wible Ralph Willy MR. IVEY