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

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1 'GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PfC5lLlCITt ........, ,vvv,,,, 1 wgbgig Kllgf X'vICC'P1'6S1clCIlI ,,,,, N.lI1ll1C R1 111,11-ts becretdrv ...,,,, .. Alice XV1lsnn The Girls Athletic Assnc1.1t11111 xv.1s nrg.1111:etl this ve.n' TA--1' the 11111'11nse uf 111'-1 ninting 11 high stzt11clf11'cl nt phvs1c.1l xvell lwdllig .1n1n11g the girls -it Ke11tl.1llv1lle High Schnnl hv tnstirinv an i11terest 111 vvn111.1st1' .intl ttthletir .activities , k 5 s, L Y The hn11or of helnnging tn the Girls Athletic Assnc1.1t1n11 In g1'.1ntetl tn thnse having xvun if? pnints or inure III .ithletic .tet1x1t1es. These ptunts .ire xv-in l1v 11.11't1e1 pzltinn i11 such activities .isz vnllevlmill. lmisketlmll, lmselmtll. hiking. skating. tmck. snccer. .incl sxv1n1n1ing. The tluties 111' the cluh .ire tn .ntl .intl s11pp111't the .ithletic .ICIIYIIILF that will give etich girl i11 high schnnl tin wppn1'tL1111tj,' tw sh.1re i11 swine xvhnles-1111e .mntl hetilthf ful recreatinii. li1 nrcler tn fulfill these tluties the l'AUllU'.X'1llg .ire snn1e nt' the leaders appointed: hiking, lsathel Schuttg l1.1seh.tll. Hele11 Henry: tr.1ck. lNI.1l1le IXI1ller. As a result nf this n1nven1ent greater interest has heen t.iken 111 activities hy more girls. As si reward for .1ccn111plish111e11ts i11 athletics. .1rn1 lNllILlS. Ks. .intl sweaters .ire given. Those receiving SXYCJICIAS were N.tt.1l1e Rnherts .intl Helen Henry. There is 111uch tn he .1ccn111pl1shetl 111 thc future hy the G, A. A. 111 nrtler tn ful' hll its icleals. Ikigf- 14111

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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

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