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

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,- - f.-W . , .,- 33- ..--W V. , . ,, .. . , V , . .. - . .1-1. -. umm mnuumumn-mmnummmm V TRACK The success of a track team depends upon the inborn ability of the members, their faithfulness to work and the skill of the coach. As these three qualities stood out very prominently, the result was Success. The first meet was in the nature of Field Events with Albion, Auburn, Garrett, and Wolf Lake participating. The result in itself will easily show that K'ville1 had easy sailing. K'ville scored 51.4 points while its nearest competitor, Albion scored only 18.2 points. The next meet was a triangular affair with Auburn, Garrett, and K'ville. It was a closely contested meet and K'ville was nosed out by Garrett, trailing only by IM points. To all good track teams their comes a time when they are met by teams whose members have almost superhuman ability. ln the Goshen relays we failed to score although we took second place in the half mile relay. Nevertheless, we stuck to it and that's what counts, The following Saturday we were met by Central in a hard meet. K'ville scoring 41M points and Central 67Kg. Comparing the number of materials which each coach had to choose from, we should not consider this as a defeat but as an overf whelming victory. Keen competition was experienced in the District Track Meat at Elkhart, Prenf tice scoring the lone point for K. H. S. The Elkhart lads were forced to their ut- most and live records were broken during the meet. PGINTS IN TRACK K.H.S. Field Ktlliciltiiilrlldlle Goshen Ft. Wayne Dlszff-mt Events Garrett Relays Central Elkhart Totals Becker, R. 3 5 7, 3 - 11 Eckhart, L. 3 1-5 - QQ 5 - 8 lfi Hutchins, M. f - ,ill 3 g 3 Rimmell, A. - - od 1 1f4 - 1 1-4 Schneebarger, L. 1 lfi li pq 5 - 21 lfi Rollins, Ira Q- E :I 2 1f4 - 2 1-4 Teders, V. 11 4 2 8 - 23 Shoup, G. 9 3 1f4 I1-4 3 - 15 1f4 Wagner, E. - H Q' 1 1f4 - 1 1f4 Van Waigner, B. 15 - 3: - - 15 Wehnieyer, A. - 1 Z 1 1f4 F- 1 1f4 Wible, H. -- 1 ' 3 - 4 Stoeckley, R. - - 'E 1f2 - 1-2 Prentice, F. 8 S N 6 1 23 51 25 36 lf4 41 l'4 1 128 The following men received K's: Becker, Eckhart, Schneeberger, Teders, Shoup Van Wagner, and Prentice. The following men received numerals: Hutchins, Rimmell, Rollins, Wagner, Wehnieyer, Wible, and Stoeckley. Page One Hundred Two

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SECTIONAL . Nothing to get excited about folks-just another sectional to our credit. It's really getting to be such a monopoly n est-ce pas? Have you ex er heard of Wawaka? Well, anyhow, they had a team represent' ed here which by the way was smothered to death by our Red Devils. In spite of the fact that Wolf Lake fans and fanlettes prophecied that they were Going to stage a black horse scene the boys from K'ville just couldn't keep within the bounds of such a prophecy and so they made the score to their own suiting- only 42f21. 'Give me a Lucky Strike ' said one of the Albion players to another after the final Game had been played. Of course a statement of this kind taken from a w 1 v 1 1 a ss 11 D 3 3 t w s D basketball player usually means that they are through training for the year. See you at Auburn- REGIONAL Going to Auburn? Yep! ! ! and if you'd a happened along the road lead' ing to Auburn you would have thought that Lindbergh must have landed there! Well, it was just as bad-The Red Devils were going over and where they go the crowds are sure to follow. Opening an offensive which swept the Auburn cagers off there feet, the Stan- leymen, in spite of the love Manon and Prentice held for each other, dashed to their first victory. S After eating a couple of poached eggs and sleepin' the same amount of hours, they marched forth to meet the motley Angola crew which also had been victorious in the afternoon's encounters. Their victory, however, was short lived for those Kendallville fellows did, oh so much want to go to Indy. STATE To be one of the sixteen of the best teams in the state of Indiana is undoubted- ly a very great honor, an honor which would be coveted by anyone of the two hun' dred and seventy Hoosier teams. After having been given a rousing send oif by the overjoyed student body, the Red Devils started off for the Butler Field House in a bus, gaudily decked in our brilliant colors of red and yellow. The next day at 10:00 o'clock they took up the task of battling with the Bed' ford ive and only after a hard struggle did the Stone City lads 'finally pull away from oud Red Devils, who, it may be said were dying, fighting doggedly. At the very least a defeat at the hands of Bedford should not be considered as a disgrace for down htere they dream, talk, and even teach the babies how to play basketball. To lose with a smile, after all, is not a defeat, but a victory-AND A GREAT ONE. . .. .. ., ,V f . .. ............,............. ............. ...................... Page One Hundred One

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