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

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FRESHMEN-1THEY'RE Dale Acker, Treva Alles- house, Marijune Allison, Rich- ard Anderson, Nancy Baugh- r man, Paul Beiswanger, Ioyce Bonar. Virginia Browand, lames Bryant, Glenn Butz, Robert Coffelt, Donna Cooley, Alberta ' Cox, Sheridan Crothers. Virginia Cunningham, Har- old Davis, Richard Delp, Don- ald Deibele, Donald Dieterle, lack Duve, Phyllis Eiseman. Mildred Ely, Robert Eminger, Martha Engle, Robert Piref stone, Thelma Fisher, feighth gradel, Alice Gerst, Robert Gillespie. Robert Graves, Max Green- rnan, lack Gustin, Gunilda Gu'stein, Maynard Hartman, Fred Haskins, Connie Haull. Russell Hayden, Everett Hein ty, Iohn Henry, Bonnie Hile, Wayne Hill, Cleon Houck, Charles lvey, Ir. Donald Iordan, Wilma Kern, i Richard Kessler, Rebecca Kim- mel, Helen Kirnpel, Charles Knott,- Hermonia Krueger. 1 FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Vlfell, we've been here tor a year and we like it pretty well. This year Leo Waller, better known as Oley, is leading us ninety-tour strong through the green. lay Randal and Nancy Baughman are serving as supporting staff with Miss Power as our sponsor. Last year we had as our president, Charles lvey, Harold Uhl, vice-pres- ident, Iay Randol, secretaryg and Leo Waller, treasurer, Mrs. Kimmell was our sponsor. The thirty bewildered newcomers we added at the beginning of the year from South Milford, Wayne Center, and the Lutheran School are now a real part of us. Page Twenty-six 5 A

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COMPLETED THEIR SILLY YEAR? Ianice McCally, Vivian Mc- Gillin, Mary McWhinney, Helen Marshall, Dick Mason, Eddy Miller, lean Miller. Virginia Miller, lack Morti- rnore, Robert Muesing, Iiminy Mulholland, Hugh Mullen, Bet- ty Niswander, Eugene Nodine. Ruth Nott, Paul Parker, Oris Reade, Richard Reno, Beulah Rose, Iune Russell, Gordon Sauer. lean Schrnuck, Anne Shoner, Marilyn Skiles, lack Slater, Donna Smith, Mary Smith, lean Stiver. Lyla Talrnadge, Sally Te V ders, Linn Tyler, Thelma Veil, Clyde Whitson. Patty War- Betty Wright. Cui' second party was at the Silver Moon. It was the first time on skates for several of our number. We got off to a good start this year by electing Bob Hile president, Gorden Sauer, vice-president, and Richard Mason, secretary-treasurer. We had a great time at our only party for the year. After meeting at the school house, we divided into groups and started on a scavenger hunt. We raced all over town in search of old papers, cigars, piggy banks, and even a set of false teeth. One group, by begging or borrowing, collected everything needed in the alloted time. They were awarded the grand prize-a sucker apiece. But there were better things to come. We had Plyley's candy for refreshments. l1Ve have a great deal of talent in our class. Our members rank with the best in the school. We owe many thanks to Miss Goodwin, our class sponsor, who has done much to make our class a success. We hope to be ,an asset to our school in the next two years. -Alice Berry Page Twenty-live ford, Don Weirick.

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NO LONGER GREEN Leroy Lawson, Franklin Leighty, Harry Marshall, Irene Mavis, Betty Morr, Lee Myers, lack North. Ester Olinghouse, Phyllis Olinghouse, Monroe Overhol- ser, Dale Parker, Kenneth Phillips, Ruby Phillips, lay Randal. Phyllis Rutan, Naomi Sech- ler, Sue Sellers, Dick Shonei, Elsie Slentz, Harold Lee Smith, Harold Leroy Smith. Imogene Smith, loan Sobie- ski, Howard Strater, Ruth Stra- ter, Wanda Summers, Robert Swinehart, Paul Thomas. Doris Trowbridge, Harold Uhl, William Wagner, Leo Waller, Roberta Whitforci, George Workman, Lillian Yeagley. Nadine Young. On November 28, l94l, we took the school bus leaving the K'ville school house about a quarter till seven. We had a little ride to Home City where we all enjoyed our first class party at the roller-skating rink. The learners as usual furnished a good deal of fun. Our boys have made one notch in their basketball careers this year. With such athletes as Ivey, Henry, Deibele, Strater, Kessler, Randol and Delp we hope to contribute to the world of sports. Gunilda Gustein, our most promising musician, accompanies the orchestra as well as soloists. Charles Ivey, Nadine Young, Paul Beiswanger, Nancy Baughman and lames Bryant were seen frequently on the honor roll with a goodly number of A's. In the years to come, with the aid of such capable sponsors, we will try to keep our red and silver flying. -Nancy Baughman Page Twenty-seven