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

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E I G H T H G R A D E uit l f oiiriie Reed. Alice Nlead, llorotlny Kline, Iosepliine Kline, Kathleen Ley, Rebecca Vfalters, Dottie ir! rd. Ilitaoilmia XX.1lf.li. I' ii ll llale Ht sltr, liiiit Anne Ieighry. Gertrude C.rar.en, l.'f':lYY'I lbert, Barbara Stroh, Marjorie Craven, lttti Y'Q'r.i'., llovrie f .i-wa,-linari. flu Ill .-'Xriiiiii fiutstein, lorrest fastator, hliarles Polloel-1, Bernard XY'ogonian, Xfarren Sexton, ,Iunior I llird, W'illi.iiii Parker, Robert Sclimitlt. nit Il lorrent lry, lamcs Sobieski. Xlr. lial-zer, Ianies Yliuuds, ,Nlax Pippenger. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY You say little eighth graders give you .1 pain, You say that we act dumbg And plenty of others say the same, liut you just wait-our day is yet to come! Do you remember when you were the same as we? Wflien all the rest turned up their noses and went on? W.iit 'til we're as old as you-Oh, gee! You'll all repent what you have done! -Ruth Helmer On Alanuary I7, 1936, we entered the high school building as eighth graders. Our teachers that first semester were: Mr. Tritch, Mr. Guymon, and Mr. Penrod. In the 8-A we studied Health, making five subjects instead of the usual four. Our health class organized the -Iunior High School Health Board with XVanda Engle, president: James XVoods, vice-president, and Richard Ifritz, secre- tary. Miss Bushong was our sponsor and adviser. The health class held a party in the little gym on -Ianuary ll, 1937. fThat was when our cake was taken.j The eighth grade as a whole elected NWaunita Sobieski, presidentg Amy lhrie, vice- presidentg Richard Ifritz, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Baker, sponsor. The class flower is the gladiolus, the colors are red and white, and our motto is, Do your stunt and don't grunt. Xwe I iii liirulrt-iiiilil had our annual class party on january 22, 1937, after which most of us attended the basketball game. This semester 30 pupils entered the eighth grade from the Departmental building. They and the present R-A's took geography in this grade in- stead of in the 7-A so that they wouldn,t have to change from six subjects to four. The new pupils' teachers are Mr. Guymon, Mr, Baker, Mr. Tritch, and Mr. Schwab. Six pupils from our grade are in the Art Club. four are in the orchestra, three in the band, and three girls are in the G. A. A. Every Monday and Friday Mr, Baker has a chapel for us. On Monday he usually reads from the Reader's Digest -jokes, mostly, but on Fri- days, if we don't go to the senior assembly, we try to have more of a program, because we have quite a bit of talent in our assembly. Last semester each division of each grade took turns giving entertain- ments. They varied quite a bit-all the way from a farmer's wife crabbing at her husband to a dis- agreement in a royal family. Accompanying the plays some type of music was usually given. It seems hard to cell how we will come through high school. We have lost four pupils, since com- ing over here, through Quitting , We can't tell how many will be left when we get through. Of course I, like all the rest, hope that all the present pupils will graduate.

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