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

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HARRISON MILLER Cartoonist K. H, S. 19. Harrison finally decided to graduate in the class of 1920. He left us in January so we do not know whether he has finally decided to be an architect, mechanic, or instructor of manual training. However, Jake is the master Workman of the shop. He knows more about using a lathe than Prof. Geyer ever thought of know- ing. For an example of his capability just look at the windows of Miller and Hoy. . MARJORIE HESS Glee Clubg Clionian, Marjorie has-may we say it?-red hair. However, we want her to know that we like that kind better than any other. Marj always used to say that she intended to live in single blessedness, but behold, what is that sparkling ring she wears on her left hand? Mar- jorie is mighty energetic, has been a loyal member of the Glee Club, and has pleased us by a solo on more than one occasion. We're for you, Marjorie. H A R RY F RAN K E Stage Manager-contract for life. Mike is noted for many things, not the least of which is his ability as an inventor. One month Harry had his picture in the Popular Mechanics just because he kidded a motor into pulling him around on the ice. YVe remember his original autornobileutoo. However, as yet he hasn't received his patent for an ice boat that will not tip over. It's bad for grades, Harry, especially if your chief occupant is the Math. instructor. ALBERTA MINOR Athenian. Alberta can be a Solomon without being a solemn 'un. She may believe in putting off until tomorrow what doesn't have to be done today, but we know how she has E's -ed through school without any effort at- all. What's more she did it in less than the usual four years. K. H. S. loses a fine student in her, but Oberlin will be the winner this time, so success to you always. Page F lfteen

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MIRIAM DIGGINS Clioniang News Editor, Oracle. SIS is a lady' of many accomplishments, She will dance on and on with tireless feet, and is equally fond of canoes and Fords. As a milliner she can't be beat, but the thing we can't understand is why she finished school in January when Culver became too tame for some of its students and they chose K. H. S. instead. However, now we understand why she goes to church. It is to help Chant a hymn. EDITH FLEISHER Atheniang Chronology Editor, Annual. Edith usually is so quiet and dignified that we hardly know she is aroundg not so in the assembly, however. But then, too, we know she is the truest and most sincere of friends and the jolliest of companions. She has kept a strict eye on us this year and whatever she noticed went into the Chronology. FORREST DEVOE . man of mystery. One of the greatest mysteries about him is-how does he get his lessons? We never see him studying but still he is always well up near the top when the grades are passed out. When you see Forrest driving to town with a horse and buggy you can depend on it that the evening paper will have an account of an attempt to change the direction of a Ford and that the mail will carry a small C?J garage bill to Dad. However, Forrest is an all-around good fellow and as a class we will miss him and the parties at his house-with maple sugar, ADELAIDE STOUT A Clioniang Quotation Editor, Annual. We can truthfully say that Adelaide has not an enemy up here in High School. She goes around in a serene manner, which has won her many friends. She always has a smile on her face which portrays a good nature. Although she often heaves a sigh when Miss Dryden assigns a huge English lesson, everyone will notice that she is there next day with her work well done. And what's more she is always ready to help anybody pro- vided they don't tell her she's from the country. Page Fourteen

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ELSIE SCHUMAN Athenian. 1 She is so quiet we have not been able ,to learn a great deal about her. However, we do know this much: she has a good record in class work, has been cheerful at all times, and has done her bit to make school life worth while. Although Elsie will never push herself forward, if you want a gocd, quiet friend just try her. ELMER SAWYER Secretary Athletic Association: Basket Ball 16, 17, 18, 19, Football 17, 183 Track 17, 18, 199 K, Klub. Snook has many accomplishments, as his list of achieve- ments will readily show. We believe he has about a bushel of K's, even though we never hear of them. He has always been one of our best all-around men, and a willing worker, He certainly has shown us he is fast on the ice, and last fall he played several good games in the tennis tournament. However, Snook was disappointed because the girls of Washington did not appreciate his charms, so he came back to Kendallville and joined our class. OCTA WERT Athenian. a She never bothers Unothin' or nobody. However, she is extremely pleasant to anyone who bothers her. She is diligent and always has her lessons, but yet she dreads the sound of her own voice. Octa showed us she has 'some dramatic ability by her clever acting in The Teeth of the Gift Horse. Although she has a habit of hiding herself from strangers, we have found out that her depths are Well worth sounding. ROBERT MISSELHORN Basket Ball 203 K. Klub. Bob is certainly a French shark. It is a real pleasure and a privilege to hear him read from 'tSans Familie. Here is the way it sounds: xbfpllez sactx essllezzi pxmb. Robert is also very musical. Do you remember the da.y he played a tune on his pocket comb, during Miss Dryden's assembly? He has bluffed through K. H. S. without losing any more sleep than necessary, but at the same time has been loyal to Basket Ball and all the other good causes. It is certain that our class parties would have been different but for him. Page S ixteen