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

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-,..L.,-- ! r l rx -4 I-. O 7 Coach Miss Carroll, Dorothy Maynard, Josephine Sawyer, Adele Kramer, Dessie Kizer, Natalie Roberts, Helen Burton, Delia Lewis, and Helen Henry. SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS ASKETBALL came in with a hang this year, All girls were urged to try out and especially those who had not played hefore. For a time the four teams spent their time in practice and learning the technique of the game. lnter class games were started in Decemher and continued throughout the season. Mixed teams were formed with the Juniors and Sophomores composing one team and the Freshmen and Senior another, Three games were played between these with the Freshmen-Senior team winning two ot them. The last of Fehruary the inter-class tournament was held. ln the first game the Juniors were eliminated hy the Seniors, and in the second game the Freshmen heat the Sophomores. By defeating those teams the Senior and Freshmen teams won their way to the finals. ln the final game the Seniors easily won hy a score of 34 to 6. Ever since the interfclass tournament three years ago the class of 'AZT' has won, When Sophomores they won the iinal game from the juniors and from the Senior team in their junior year, and from the Freshmen team this season. During the three seasons this team has shown a steady improvement in team work and good play and are especially to he congratulated on their sportsmenship, There will he a great loss to the school when the girls of this team graduate, We wish them the hest of luck. L , u Page 107

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J- Y - e -r -f-sf-H V s s -, New Left to right: Natalie Roberts, Capt. Helen Henry, Helen Burton, Leah Hosler, Adele Kramer, Dorothy Nlaynard, and Coach Miss Carroll. SENIOR VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS T last volley-ball has been introduced into Kendallville High School. Never before in the history of Girls Athletics, has a call for any sport been answered with such spirit and enthusiasm as the one issued for volleyfball November S, 1926. The plucky Freshman had enough girls out to make two strong teams, and be' fore the season was over, everyone had heard of their ability. The Sophomores and Juniors had enough players tor one each and a few subs, while the Seniors, not to be out classed by the Freshman, reported with enough girls to make two strong teams. At first there were many uboners pulled, but within a few weeks all the teams showed a decided improvement. During all this time the enthusiasm was steadily increasing. Several games were played among classes but the climax came with the tournaf ment. The volleyfball season closed with a supper given hy the losing teams to the Seniors who were victorious in the tournament and it might be added, in every game they played. Much credit should be given the Freshman for their plucky ight against the experienced Seniors. Go to it Freshman! We're betting on you next year. Y N N L. 1.-- Q I' A L 'ij Page 106 'rf Y ' 1: -'X '77

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,ie-ff fs f , lr , L T . Y 'Y fl'- J ' 2 ' is ' Q A 2 Q N , ' 7 A' ' ' ff 'iff 11. 4 e . . ' - 5 ' 3 T i Q . .W J wc ,- i i DANCING The main feature of the 1926 exhihition was the group dances given hy the girls in the athletic department. Li:a Janefl a rollicking negro clog dance, was given hy Eileen Preston, Grace Lash, Eva Sweet, Helen Smith, and Helen Henry. Another negro clog dance, The Qld Man, showed the movements of an old negro trying to rememher the steps of the clog dance of his youth. Velma Boden' hafer, Virginia Merkling, Helen Henry, Ruth Mary Johnson, Grace Lash, Eileen Preston, Helen Smith, Geraldine Haines, and Eva Sweet were the clever interpreters. The dancing class presented Forrest Spirits, The girls taking part were Ruth Mary johnson, Eileen Preston, Emma Kline, lsahel Schutt, Helen Smith, Eleanor Berhalter, Beverly Berhalter, Dessie Kizer, Mildred Shook, Olive Hulhert, Myrtle Grady, and Grace Lash. Ruth Mary johnson and Grace Lash gave two very clever dances at last years Senior Play. ' s L . 'fr' Page 108 , 4 W -' :if f- ' f fi, 1 ' I-., iff-c ' fdxl' Y ' '- , Q ' 'A - ,-X, ef- 'g saxg sw 'ff' --- se-1 -1 wfx