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

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MISS SODERLUND Miss Smlerluml cznne tw Us fm She is an excellent iiistructi-r :infl :is -1: - girls team she has lmiwwecl her w-vrtli. With tically all new nizlterizil shi- has :lem-liilii,-il xi mix promising' team, much creclil is ilne I ' 161 llclp hoping she will he with us next ye-:iii ' 1 9 2 4 in llvllexm-.l ni L Pltll il tha

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INDIVIDUAL RECORD Points Rymal ,,,,A,, Y.AAA,,,, 5 l Prentice ,,,,,. ,,.... 5 0 Calkins .,A, ...... 4 9 lflerhalter ,.A, 9 Bolton ,,.., 7 llenry ,,...., 7 Hanes ,.... . 5 Total ,,...,..A.,......Y,..,..,Y,...Y,.,,..,,,.,.A......,,A...w,,...............,........... 178 ,-Xt the district. K. ll. S. was honored hy third place with fourteen points. All points were scored hy the held events. Calkins won the hroad jump while llrentiee won the shot-put and tied for iirst place in pole-vault, giving Ken- dallville a split of four points for first and second place. COUNTY MEET Trio of li. ll. 5. athletes win county meet. Rymal, Prentice, and Calkins take honors in track and held meet, scoring thirty-three out of a possible fifty- lour points, and winning live tirsts in six events. These three athletes carried away the honors for the Kendallville High School in the animal field and track meet, held at county huh at Albion. Four seliools entered in the race for the individual medals and the beau- tiful pennant given as the grand prize hy the county. ln one event. the broad jump, the three local athletes iinished in first, second. and third posi- tions. The .Xlhion High Scliool, with ten athletes entered, finishing' second with nineteen points. Wawaka and LaOtto each scored one point. Results of various events as follows: 100 yd. dash-First, Rymal-K.g Second Nobles-A.g Third Knox-A. 440 yd. dash-First Rymal-K., Second Rimmel-A.: Third Butz-W. High Jump-First Nobles-A., Second Fenley-A.g Third Calkins- K. Pole Vault.-First Prentice-K.g Second Nobles-A., Third Kelham- L. O. Height-10 ft. 6 in. Broad Jump-First Calkins-K.g Second Rymal-K.g Third Prentice -K. Shot'Put-First Prentice Kg Second Calkins-K., Third Clear--A. Best Put--Prentice 45 ft. 1-2 in. Points were distributed as follows: Rymal. 13g Prentice, 11g Calkins, 9, fKendallvilleJ Nobles, 115 Rimmel. 35 Finley, 3, Knox, 13 Clear, 1. fAlbionJ Kelham, 1. CLaOttoJ Butz, 1. CWawakaJ Ryinal was awarded two gold medals, Prentice two, Calkins one. Note-Nobles was declared ineligible, giving Calkins two gold medals. 1924

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ZR VARSITY S UAD l-et'5 give three cheers fur the varsity. Xvithout the steady practice ol the squad no teani could lie a success. XYe can never give too much credit to the girls who come out to practice night after night with no reward but the jny they Find in the game. Top Row: Retha Kumi, .Xlice Ogden, Miss Soderlund lffraclifl, Thelma Hart, Durothy Maynard. Middle Row: lileanur ljerhalter, Marjorie Throp, Helen Henry, Irene Koon, Matilda Adams, Natalie Ruherts. liottmn Rmv: llunna llrenner, Luella Treesh, Ruth Mary Johnson, Dorothy llart, Margaret France, Ethel lllilf. 1924