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

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-! TOUGH! TOO BAD! STATISTICS HURRAH FOR STANLEY! VIKINGS ARE SUNK! HOT STUFF! NECK AND NECK! SWAT THAT BEE! HARD LUCK! Goshen Elkhart Garrett Huntington Auburn Columbia City Decatur Bluffton 'f ' - a'::L::EfE f,I,iT: fQ2 ,f..Q.Q,..:Tz1:1:LL vf,,.,,4n.,:: Page Ninety-four

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