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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1946 volume:

Compliments of Compliments of mary icrne Shop Ehv Cirahinglgnst Sweaters 85 Skirts Upholstery, Slip Covers, Drapery, Modern and Dresses 85 Foundations Antique Furniture i..-0-QQ.-l l-o-o-n-- 12 6 South Main Street 218 S. Main Phone 3 5 2 Compliments of KENDALLVILLE HARDWARE J. F. MOLITOR, Manager 0- 112 South Main Street Phone 80 Compliments of i' if CAMPBELL AND CO. Compliments of M. E. GURNEY CO. Department Store if if Whether You Rent or Buy - You Pay for the House You Occupy -1-OO1iOi1O4- NOBLE COUNTY LOAN 5. SAVINGS ASSN. Opposite Post Office KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA Page Ninety-four famplimenfs of THEHTUH GHHYHEHT CU Page Nmefy-five . if-Jaxx.- THE MCDE Always the Newest Styles Ladxes Mlsses and Junlors Ready to Wear HOSICIY L1n gerxe and Corsets Complzments 0 W A G N E R INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance and Suretv Bonds MILADY BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 91 113 West Mltchell Street Complzments 0 KENNETH G PATTERSON BEYER S BRAND Canned Vegetables Buy From Your Home Town Grocer ARTHUR E BEYER I c dall Complzments of Corner Restaurant , - - 1 L.+.+.t I I Distributor: . , n . Ken ville, Indiana Page Ninefy-six Compliments of MORRIS 5C 5: IUC to 31.00 STORES, INC. Kendallzzlle s Up to the Mumte Place to Shop The Engoaungs used zn tbzs book ue1e made bm FORT WAYNE ENGRAVING COMPANY 104 CITIES SERVICE SUPER STATION MAIN af RUSH BATTERIES TIRES ACCESSORIES RAY B CRUMRINE DWIGHT JACKSON d HOLLAR and HOLLAR MARKET 219 South Mzun Phone 560 We DEIIIFJ 'g1-xi I' , - - - ' 1 1. ' I , A I Phone loo-11193:-oo-1 Ken allville, Indiana . - . - . page IXJIYTSII, -S., I 1 I i I I I I Q Compliments o I. C. PENNEY CO. Complzments 0 BOB S ICE CREAM PARLOR Compliments o Mlss Irey s Mllhnery an Glit Shop 211 South Mam Street Kendallvllle Indiana Our Seruce Is At Yom Seruce Electrlcal Work ln All Its Phases Electnccrl SGFVICG Shop 120 North Mam Street S G Browman Complzments of D E P E W S MARATHON STATION Trdttrc Cop Use your noodle Mon Use your noodle Rock Stoneordker My goodnessl Where IS rt? lve pushed ond pulled everythmg tn the cdr MISS Robertson Dont you know thot punctuot1on meotns CI pause? Bud Brown Yes teacher A motortst punctured o t1re rn front of our house ond poused there ot holf hour Q Q Mr Trttch Pot what s d fort1t1cott1on'? Pot Redmond l rmorgtne rt must be two twentutco ons . f n 1 u u , . , w..+ 3 1 ,. I A I. ?,.,....-- I . . Q QV I tt . Page Ninety-eight Compliments of KENDALLVILLE REALTY CO., INC. Fire and Auto Insurance -lx-i0i-00-l 132 South Main Street Telephone 3 8 6 Compliments of P A S 'I' R Y S H O P Phone 9 8 -W Compliments of THE CINDERELLA LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Compliments of NOBLE MILLER ARCHITECT Compliments of KENDALL HOTEL This Book is Another of a Long Series Printed by THE AUBURN PRINTING COMPANY for Kenflallville High School Paqe Nmefl-mr -, ,A tt,. Coolest Place zn Summer Ttme Wa1mest Place 111 Wznter Tzme For Heat Wlth Coal BUY LITTLE Jolt KENDALL HOTEL BARBER SHOP Phone 972 J Res Phone 972 M Harry Kessler Barb Bonar There was a strange man called to see you today Falher Drd he have a b1ll? Barb Bonar No papa he 1ust had a plaln ordrnary nose Dean lackson l-low can you be so comfortable lyrng on that Wooden bench? Kyle Mlller lt s soft plne Fortune Teller l warn you a dark grrl IS gomg to cross your path Don Sh1ppy Well dont warn me warn her For Graduatlon Some Watches Wlll Be Avallable Thls Year WE FEATURE GRUEN WRIST WATCHES L B E C K M A N 6: S O N jewelers zu Kenclallulle smce 1863 The Home o CHAMP HATS Complzments o and KENDALLVILLE HANDLE MFG. CO. ARROW SHIRTS STROUSE 6. KRAMER Kendallvllle, Indlana . T,,..,.-. n n sv Q ' 1 ' I g , l . . ,. . f f Page One Hundred Page One Hundred Cne- U .EE 'UE .Ego wiv iw :IE U: 'Ss 'Ds Me Ewa Um Qu:- E? 317 '95 31-.2 Em gi? v-I glam f-13 Qs EI IRONS SALES CO. INTERNATIONAL - PACKARD TRUCKC - IMPLEMENTS - CARS KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA Automobile Insura Automobile Financ g Chicago Motor Sales Serving Noble, DeKalb and Steuben WILLIAM MCCARTHY Distrirt Manager BANOL - -oo--1Qcl::1-0o- BANOL MFG. CO. KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA Page Une Hundred Two Compliments of OWEN'S SE'?1?HSL'?SE GROCERY --+00-iQ?-0 D0n't Forget, We Are Always Open just n Little Later Compliments of The Main Dairy QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS 315 South Lincoln Street Phone 812-J THE IOHNSON FLORAL COMPANY Flowers For All Occasions N Phone 95 217 South Main Street MEMBER F. T. D. Flo wers Telegrapbed Anywhere ARTHUR BERHALTER COMPANY FUNERAL HOME The Preferable Funeral Service -loo-i0i--X-1 Myron C. Hutchins, Funeral Director Page Ore Hundred Three THE DIRECTORS f N X l FT' s ig sf. Jim Jai .4 - 1 .5 A 3 ll l,l 'Z' ii 1 l i gi fl i sl 15.1.4 I R - '- -Q4f '-Af X . Page The frue Jreacher defends his pu- pils againsl his own personal influ- ence. l-le inspires self-dislrusf. I-le guides lheir eyes from himself lo The spiril Thai quiclcens him. l-le will have no disciple. - Amos Bronson Alc3o++. Seven 'iii Page One Hundred Four S The Home of F 6 W Centrifugal Water System Manufactured by FLINT 61 VVALLING MFG. CO.. INC. Pump Builders for 80 Years KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA O m IQ B Compliments of KENDALLVILLE IRON 5: METAL CO. Compliments of PRESTON PRODUCTS, INC. GOLDEN SHEAF and KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR Corn Meal - Graham - Self Rising FYKE MILLING CO. Compliments of BOB MILLER CHARLES KNIGHT BOB MOSES RICHARD BORDEN Page One Hundred Five ' ' I Compliments of Louie Berhalter 8c Son FUNERAL HOME HERFF-JONES COMPANY School 61 College Iewelry, Graduation Announcements Medals, Cups :S Trophies INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA i-OO-i0i1O0l Jewelers to Kendallville High School Compliments of R O B E R T S Studio Page One Hundred Six KENDALLVILLE PRODUCE CO Bug ers Cream Eggs Po ltry Dressed Poultry a Speczaltg IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU 58 PARKER S GROCERY GROCERIES Vegetables MARION D POTTS JEWELER Ke dallv Ile I d a HAUFF COAL YARD QUALITY COALS ONLY NORTHERN INDIANA FUEL and LIGHT CO Ke dall lle Inda S T EC K L E Y S MILL 6. HATCHERY FOR QUALITY CHICKS, FEEDS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZER 1 of -- - u , I f Phone -J I Meats - Fruits n i , n ina n vi , ina s -lx-ioi-oo-1 Page One Hundred Seven Cvmifllmwfs LEYS HOME STORE FEDERAL SEAL CO Gfvfems Armour Branded Beef Ekrnch Cold Meats N th K Kendallvllle Indlana PHONE 334 NORTH STREET BUYERS OF LOGS AND TIMBER HOLMES MCCORMICK CO INC Complmzents 0 POWDER PUFF ELITE Complzments o KLINKENBERG S BEAUTY NOOK Cline Bros. Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL AND COAL Phone 2 4 1 522 or rueger . , - ' - 0 Local Manufacturers Phone 662 City Delivery i-N-i0hw-M- ' u 1 l I I Page One Hundred Eight PHONE 962 PHONE 31 KENDALLVHLE ICE COMPANY KENDALLVHLE COAL CO 0 HIGH GRADE FUEL a d PROMPT SERVICE INVALID CHAIR WHEELS The Wheel Works Inc KENDALLVILLE INDIANA f 1' n l 1QQ'1- Phone 82 -l-94-1511-o Y Page Une Hundred Nine KENDALLVILLE LUMBER AND COAL CO. BRICK - CEMENT - PLASTER - PAINT - HARDWARE MILLWORK - WALLBOARD - INSULATION -l.4-Q-Q.-- F. H. A. LOANS FOR REMODELING Lincoln Avenue at N. Y. C. Depot Phone 20 Compliments of G. KAISER W. KAISER Stromcm Electronics Sales N RADIO N Service 103 East Mitchell Compliments of FASHION SHOP Two Barbers at the Bryant 6: Shcrnline Shop 110 East William Street M E A D S Ready to Provide Expert Service You Like Compliments of KENDALLVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Page One Hundred 'len 'Jil' f L' ' -'. Compliments of EN GELBRECHT, HESS 6. BEIGHTS TIRES - BATTERIES - VULCANIZING Compliments of DUANE DILLON BANNER GROCERY Home of Savoy Foods Birds Eye Frosted Foods 124 EAST MITCHELL Phone 78 i' if Be Secure The American Wfayv THE CENTRAL DRUG PERSONAL LOANS STORE AMERICAN SECURITY CO. Ik ir 132 South Main St. Phone 54 Atz Furniture Co. i.,.+:.- CARPETS - LINOLEUMS - APPLIANCES Page One Hundred Eleven Dave Baker: Say, can you tell me it I'rn half way to town? ' d I Farmer Sure, 1t youse tells me whar youse starte rom. Q Dean M1ller It s nothlng but movlng boxes rnovlng boxes all day long hours and hours o tt Gene Parot How long have you been at 1t7 Dean Mlller I start tomorrow Why must 1t be that eatmg carrots help your eyes? Ans You never saw a rabbtt wearlng glasses Complzments 0 MOORE S SERVICE SHOP Radlo and Elecrncal Repalr Phone 374 4 EAST WILLIAM STREET KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA My uncle Herbert from Vermont was malhng an order to h1s butcher Flrst he began the note Kmdly send me two gooses That dtdnt seem rlght t t1s so he started over agaln w1th Kmdly send two geeses Stlll he wasn sa hed I-le settled h1s delernma y wr11 Q Then he stgned h1s name and added a P S Send another one w1th 1t 'Q' Teacher You say you oversl pt th1s rnornlng Betty How d1d that hap pen? Betty Well you see there are elght 1n our fannly and the alarm was set tor seven IISINEJZS' Cb vcuo '-.vaio CII: llmemcn is . I , , . I . I I t ' . Q5 Q I -,.+..1 I I ' . ' b 'tn finally, Kindly send me a goose. Q, 1 ' e ' ' , . ' - g 0 I , wang ' Si xsnnALLvlLLE.mn. Page One Hundred Twelve .- . '.-mimi....7.7.Eif.iLii1g,- :,-..n...v.-niahii.46.in4il'....g...-nn 118 North Main Street HOOSIER GRILL If You Can't Stop - Smile as You Go By REED BEAUTY SHOP All Types of Beauty Work It Pays You to Sell Your EGGS and CREAM to CLOVERLEAF 7Y-Qoo-Y - EVERETT B. KLINE, Mgr. Phone 360 619 N. Main F R E D ' S STANDARD SERVICE 77 -ego-- ,- South Main 8: Drake Road Simonizing a Specialty EVERGREEN FLORIST Say It with Flowers West Vg Mile on U. S. 6 Phone 818 2 -Q-og- 2 Member T. D. S. - Free Delivery Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere KENDALLVILLE AUTO SALES 125 North Main Street - Phone 155 KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA STUDEBAKER SALES 86 SERVICE GENUINE PARTS Page One Hundred Thirfeen 3A--,- -mi OUR Dll?E6'TOR5' L. S. BRUMBAUGH Superinfendeni Slale Normal of Terre l-laule, AB.: Columbia Universily, lVl.A.g Officers Training School, Forl Ben- iarnin l-larrisonq Samur F.A.S.l., France. BOARD OF EDUCATION No produclion would be able lo funclion wilhoul The assislance of Jrhe Board of Educalion. This group of Three men has handed down many decisions imporlanl in lhe operalion of lhe school. Their eicliciency in lhis capacily is worlhy of noie. 'K rx. rf Q.- 'ie HAROLD HANES CARL A. MILLER DR. O. E. STIVER Presideni' Treasurer Secrefary Page Eighjr The young bride placed the turkey carefully on the table for the Christ- mas dinner. This, my dear, she exclaimed, is my first roast turkey. Her husband looked with admiration. Marvelous, darling, he said And how wonderfully you've stuffed it. Stuffed it? she asked Why, dearest, this one Wasn't hollow. QQ' lack Reed: Say, do you shoot with your right hand? Earl Rose: Sure. Iack Reed: Yeah? Most guys use a gun, S M I 'I' H 6, S O N Compliments of N. Y. Life Insurance Co Moving 8z Trucking Dump Truck Hauling Millard Newnam, Agent Sand 86 Gravel Phone: Office 136-jg Res. 136-M Kendallville, Indiana 619 NORTH MAIN Compliments of ABSHIRE OIL C0. MOBILGAS MOBILOIL 4a,.1 J. R. STONEBRAKER AGENT Page One Hundred Fourteen A .1 ' .f--L .limi ' - e ,fsm?f3Es5an-cf-wfw: 1'i -.. .fN4sQsE-fsuuwgnsnni' Con ey - Longnecker 311 South Main St. Telephone 61 KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA PONTIAC - BUICK - G. M. C. TRUCKS Page One Hundred Fiffeen ' , Y ,.. .Y .-..i.......,.,-.- ..,.,..-,........,......... -. -.,?f-.--,fn-,sf -....-.-.-....--f C GUTELIUS FOR O'BRIEN PAINTS - WALL PAPER GIFTS - TOYS Compliments of Pullman Monument Complzments of KENDALLVILLE MORTUARY Clarence Llppott Manager Day or Nzglat Ambulance Sen zce 403 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 160 Comp11ments of B E N H I L E FARM EQUIPMENT 543 501151 M8111 Street Kendallvllle Indlana PHONE s9s J 5 . ,. 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'q.'4g1. ,v.l,:- ,Vp-. 1 f. rl, Q uf: fm' ! 'M-ill. MIISWHD. .MU Il7Y1liKl 4Hf iAb1tRJYI M111 N 1 X x OF EDUCATION 7 '?vx vm. Principal Royal Trilch Assisfanl' Principal Frank Schwab Mr. Trllqh, In his role as principal lor lne second year, deaerves main credll for handllng Hs basl so well, Mr. Schwab nas been Qabablr, aglgrinq rnrf principal b, Cllrecfing rlwe lounqer rnernbers Ql flwe Casl. ! fs s 95 Page Nine FOEHL - MORTIMORE Asgiillnq We dlrecfors cn Hue mlsrneai and ol lbe producluon are M153 l-lelen Foelwl and Mrs. 4 Beverly My irnrjrre, wlmjr leap rec- MGS Ol flwe Lai and See llnal llnlngs are Handy' lor rl-e olreclorp lbey have become alrnoel en? ciency efberfs in lnelr Held. KENNETI-I E. I-IELMER Ball Slale College Tri-Slale College Manchesler College, BS. Indiana Universily, MS. LAURA GOODWIN Indiana Univer-sily, AB. llniversily ol Chicago Colombia Universily, MA. VALMA GRACE GILLILAINID Manchesfer College, AB. ROYAL TRITCI-I, Principal Valparaiso Llniversily Ball Slale Teachers College Indiana Universily, BS., MS. THELMA EMINGER Indiana Universily, AB., M5 EVA L. RGBERTSON Universily ol Illinois, M.A. Norlhweslern Universily COACHING US O. O. GLIYMON Valparaiso Universily Indiana Universily Ball Slale Teachers College RUTH CARROLL Ball Slale Teachers College, BS. Columbia Universily, M. A. I-IARRY A. SMITI-I Indiana Universily, BS. FRANK SCI-IVVAB Indiana Universily, AB., M.A. BETTY JANE AUNGST Indiana Universily, AB. MAE STEPHENS Ball Slale Teachers College, A.B. Universily ol Chicago, M. B. A. Page Ten ' . .- 'K THROUGH CUB PRCDUCTION ANNA VLXLENU CLAQ-.gg VA jAQQBf. NQHEI Dgrwiaf VVaf,Nar1d AB. n,,,jg,,ma Lfw,1g.J6,.Ji.v 1' ' ,. '- - !', ,- , .. Lp'V'f'l ' 4+ CNPTJY Avmf Jffflifx K.,fnf'iV1 r 4 '1 BESSNE 9Q'w'v'EFf gf' W B-VA lJr'KvG fE5 cf Tenn? 3' 'xr-rcr' -1: ,Jr-r . -f- '- -W Ja 'T' LA .Cv f ffl ASA CLVHORD LOVE C:Wmm: 3 Lf A-Jeri 2 . , BN, .J M-VV ,, A B Civ! f Ciffef-ffvixf, CN' My wi M ' ' 'A' jun: .. C Yrwjiavi Lim!-vQr'3f',, Wfy Tig 'f.fPfNf'i' 'I' Ef1p'f'rI1'. . CQHHQEA gf .vmym iw ma, ff'1f f1 'f 1 HGW1 MVP' M ,Awe-Ftin Aim-i-my Xa' RQWE Hggm vARD Ar.,4Ar1 DME D. GC-WQBECV LER TFCWGE. Nifmaf, DGWC5' Durfhw U'wlvf?r',X',, Bal? Sire TE'ifL E'E Ciixqe 3.2. 9'ijLJ-fifE 51.1, purjuil Un' Cif.w'::7a Lnlfi-ff . FKA. FDAUE ASHEY C N B JVAVA DEAL UEE vivzvf Q .rage A. , .nu T ll A B A! Ivjfiva SEM: Teifkerj Cf M5215 D'ri'Q f 11 Kp V W ' V ' 'W H 1 Ywgfjri L'1.v'f Q?', Defauv, Um . E,fg1+ , JOMM HOVVERTOM Jiwhn Harrow Aff Scyhaifl Pwguf. L71m',5.fjw, BQ. Pi 'YV3W 5 AA Siwfl 9'i'311'1'e S 1, 5',.'3p.f- UP- ' Cfxf n3 x LV' V pnqi- EYQVQU IANITCJRS Aller The casling and producing is done Tor The day, il is necessary Tor someone lo clean up The sol. The brush and broom men This year have handled Their end in The procluclion very well. This group includes Mr. lvliller, Mr. Longbralce, lvlr. Rawson and Mr. l-larper. -QQQQ , ,, THESE STEPS AND THIS DOOR ,g, ,X i K' S, eg, . an . be sc Y' X ir .3 xc -T VB,-Nwxxxl l ' s 'EEE'-QQ5 X , ' NL ' . 'jf .1 - -si:.,, 1 . Q54 l - T . 5, 4 V I - -T40 l 1 K ' 231 L s I :V '..'f L, SJ 1 Ta Q5 f 'ixi' L? . ,f, ., fn, V ,gl ,-- These sleps and This door, when our school days began, were slrange To us: They were iusl so rnuch wood and slone To allow us deparlure when sludy was done And usher us in when The morrow would come. Now, dilzlerenl lhoughls false place in our mind: We will soon end school courses - lile's way lo Tind. Leaving 'rhese sleps and This door of our high school behind, We are soon +o enroll in a school of a cliicferenl lcind. - Eslher Bulz. Page Twelve THE STA F?S' f N . 8.13 Lg, I. Dania 'EWQEQ' saHL,,, i , 'f'N X ' s .im 4 4 v--54,1 b so UM J' 5 x, - ' Q -- 1127. W-. - .A , .R 'V ill, ' A' If-'3'.'Hj'f3,l'l I , ,Q- ,--. S-: H.-,QA f , -Q., -,5 - -:--1-4 ' I 'i :. wg-,, -f -inn in P, v , r y 1 A . F, , ' ' ' x, , . ' ,'- '- r - ' . 9 1 , ' ' ' - I, i : RX. 4- , ffls W' :J V . , Q. ,.- ' if , ' p gr, A 4 ' ' ' 'fy mf ly LA- D sf ,, .- .- , .- G I ,I fy. ' ' 25 x , . ., 158,-M 1 2 x , . T , s v 'x f , ,, ii,,, ss s of k ' --vana-Q., ldeals are lilce slars. You will nol succeed in Jrouclming Them wilh your hands. Bur like llme seafaring man on +l'1e deserr of wafers, you clfioose llwern as your guides, and following llmem you will reacli your desliny. - Carl Schurz. Page Thirfeen THE SENIORS BARBARA APPLEMAN The Counl and lhe Coed, Lelawala, Sunbonnel Sue, lf He Could Speak, They Also Serve, And Came l'he Spring, Lancelol and Elaine, Orcheslra, G.A.A., GR., Pres. ol Junior Class 44-45, Sec'y ol Wig and Painl 45-46. Board ol Conlrol 45-46, A Cappella Choir, lvladrigal, Treble Clel Club, The Auclion, Make Room lor Rod- ney, Annual Slafli, Spollighl. LAUREN ATZ Wig and Painl, lnlramural, Sollball, Baskelball, Honor Swealer, K Club, And Came The Spring, They Also Serve, Vice Presidenl 43-44, Spollighl, Annual Slahf, Board of Conlrol 45-46, Drannalic K, DAVID BAKER 5 ' Class Treas. 44-45, Class Pres. 45-46, Board of Conlrol ' 44-45, Execulive Board ol Wig and Painl 44-45 and 45-46, 'Lancelol and Elaine, And Came lhe Spring, Band, Orcheslra, A Cappella Choir, Drarnalic Lerler, Lelawala, Sunbonnel Sue, Annual Slalzl. JACK WAYNE BAKER lnlrarnural, Senior Play, Spollighl Slali. PATRICIA BARKER G.A.A., Spollighl, Annual Slafl, A Cappella Choir, Sun- bonnel Sue, GR., Lancelol and Elaine. NAOMI BAUMAN . GR., Sunbonne+ Sue, A Cappella Choir, Lancelo+ and Elaine, They Also Serve. 'al BARBARA BONAR . GR., G.A.A., Sec.-Treas. G.A.A. 44-45, Wig and Painl. Sec.-Treas. 42-43, Annual Slall, Spollighl. DICK BORDEN Band, Qrcheslra, ll He Could Speak, They Also Serve, And Came lhe Spring, Wig and Painl Treas. 44-45, Annual Slall, lnlramural Bowling, Lancelol and , Elaine, Lelawala,'l The Auclionf' Dramalic Leller. PATRICIA BRENNAN Q GR. Cabinel 44-46, G.A.A., Wig and Painl, A Cappella Choir, lvladrigal, Treble Clei Club, Orcheslra, And Came lhe Spring, 'Lancelol and Elaine, The Auclionf' They Also Serve, ll He Could Speak, 'Sunbonnel Sue, Lelawala,' Counl and lhe Coed, Annual Slalll. ' DORIS BROWN Wilhdrawn. HAROLD BROWN Baskelball, Soflball, Wig and Painl, K Klub, Honor Sweal- er, A Cappella Choir, Track, lnlramural Bowling. FRED BRUMBAUGH , American Legion Cilizenship Award, Class Presidenl 42- I 43, Band and Orcheslra, Baskelball, Track, lnlramural, I C.A,P., Hoosier Boys' Slale, K Klub, Honor Swealer. , Page Eourleen HEADING THE CAST MARY ANN BURGER Wig and Rainl, Treble Clel Club, A Cappella Clioir, GR G.A.A., Spolliglnr, And Came ilie Spring, llelawala. 'Sunbonnel Sue, Band, Orrlieslra, lvladrigal, .live Bomb 6' ZONA BURGER G R T Madrigal. ESTI-IER BUTZ GR., G,A.A., 'Sunbonnel Sue,'l A Cappella Clioir, lvladrigal Club, Annual Slall, They Also Serve, Lance- loi and Elaine, Spolliglil. PATRICIA CQNEY Lelawala, 'Sunbonnef Sue,'l ll l-le Could Speal: 'Lancelol and Elainef GR., Cr.A.A., Spolliglil, Annual S Wig and Rainl. WAR E BARBARA DeBELll.lS And Came llie Spring, Lance-lol and Elainef' Wig B A Cappella Clioir, Lelawala,l' 'Sunbonnel Sue. rs, ll He Could Speak. . ., G.A.A., Tl1e Counl and rlie Coed, 'lLelawala, reble Clel Club, A Cappella Clioir, Annual Slall, .R nf- 459 fall, lvladrigal, A Cappella Clioir, Treble Clel Club, REN CROFOOT nlered Arnied Eorces IQ44, Wig and Rainl, Daddies, nd Painl, GR., Spolliglwl, Qrclweslra, Treble Clel Club, RICI-IARD De-CAMP Wig and Rainl Pres. 44-45, Wig and Rainl Treas. 4344, Wig and Rainl Produiilion Manager 45-46, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, 'Sunbonnel Sue, And Carrie 'rlie Spring, I.ancelo'r and Elainef Annual Slall, Dramalic Leller, Daddies JEANETTE DEIBELE I Annual Slall, GR, Spolliglif, lancelol and Elaine Chorus, They Also Servefl AGNES DICKERSQN A Cappella Clioir, lvladrigal, 'Sunbonnel Sue, Spolliglil. DUANE DILLON ff., Baskelball, Sollball, lnlrarnural, I4 Klub, I-lonor Swealei, They Also Servefl 'lelawalaf' And Carne llrie Spring, Spolliglnl Slall, Annual Slall. DONALD DUKES 'Lancelol and Elainef' 'Tlney Also Serve BETTY EQUGI-IT 'l.elawala, 'Sunbonnel Sue, Madrigal, GRM G.A.A., A Cappella Cboir, l.anCelo+ and Elainef' Annual Slall, I Spolliglil, Treble Clel Club. Page Eilleeri 'Q ,2 e I -I w uf V , H1 ur THE STARS OF THE SHOW NORMA JEAN FRANCE GR., C5.A.A., Wig and Painl, Vice Pres. 45-46, Lela- wala,'l Treble Clef Club, Annual Slafl, Sporlighl, Orches- rra, Band. JACK EREHSE Ag. Baslcelball, Band, Annual Srahf. JOYCE FRITZ Wig and Painr, GR., G.A.A. Vice Pres. 44-45, G.A.A. Pres. 45-46, They Also Serve, Annual Srallf. BEVERLY GILLEN Wig and Painr, GR., A Cappella Choir, Madrigal, Treble Clel Club, Sunbonner Sue, Lelawala,. They Also Serve, Class Sec. 42-43. DON GONGWER lnlramural, Senior Play, They Also Se-rve.' JANEY GRAHAM Maiorelre 43-44, Cheer Leader 44-45, No Room in The l-lo+el, Lelawala, GR., C'.A.A., Wig and Painl, Spor- lighl, Annual Slahf, Lancelo+ and Elaine. BETTY HAAS BARBARA I-TALEY A Cappella Choir, Treble Cle-T Club, lvladrigal, 'lSunbon- nel Sue, Lelawala, GR., G.A.A., Wig ancl P.6lUT. They Also Serve, Lancelor and Elaine. Spollighl. Annual Srarl, And Came The Spring. ANN HALL GR., Wig and Painl, Lelawala, Sunbonne+ Sue, No Room in Jrhe Horelf' A Cappella Choir, Treble Clel Club, Annual Sfarf. JANE HALL GR. Cabinet Wig and Painl, A Cappella Choir, Madrigal, Treble Clef Club, Le-lawala, 'Sunbonnel Sue, Annual S+aiEF, Sporlighl, Orchesrra. BEVERLY l-IEIGN Wig and Painl, GR., A Cappella Choir, 'lAnd Came The Spring, Sunbonner Suef' 'lLanCelo+ and Elaine, Class Sec. 44-45, Sporlighr, Annual Slall, They Also Serve. SUZIE l-lERR The Aucrionf' Counr and The Coedfl l'Lelawala, Sun- bonnel' Sue, And Came The Spring, ll l-le Coulcl Speak, 'They Also Serve, lvladrigal, Treble Clef Club, Annual Srafl, Spollighl, Orcheslra, GR., G.A.A., Wig and Painl, A Cappella Choir, Lancelo+ and Elaine, l-ligh School Trio. Page Sixleen THE SEN IORS DOROTHY HOFPELDER 'Lelawalaf 'Sunbonnel Sue, 'Lancelof and Elaine! GR.. G-.A.A,, Madrigal, Sporliglwl, Annual Slafl, A Cap- pella Choir, Treble Clef Club. ESTHER HOFFMEYER G.A.A., C7.R,, Spolligbl, Band. . BARBARA HOSLER GR, Vice Pres. 45-46, Wig and Rainl Vice Rres. 44-45, A Cappella Clwoir, Madrigal, Treble Clef Club, 'Tlie Counr and ine Coedf Lelawala, Sunbonnel Sue, Class Sec. 43-44, Annual S+arl, Lancelo+ and Elaine. Maiorerre. if THERESIA ll-IRIE Sporlighl, Annual Slalf, Class Sec. 45 46. DEAN JACKSQN -'ny Spolligbf Slall, Senior Rlag, lnrrarnural, Baielball. BERNIECE JOHNSCDN MARYLIN KELLY G.A.A., G.R,, 'Wig 81 Painr, Spolliglif, Annual Slafl, Girl s Sfale, A Cappella Clnoir, Madrigal, Band, Orclweslra, Treble Clel Club, 'Lelawalaf' 'lDaddies, And Carne rlne Spring, Lancelor and Elaine' 'Il l-le Could Spealcf BERNARD KLEIMAN Baslcelball, Track, K Klub, l-lonor Swealer, l'Tl1ey Also Serve,' Sporlighr, Annual Srarl, Class Prez. 43-44, l-loosier Boys Slale, WOWQ Town Meefing of The Air, lnlramural, CHARLES KNIGHT Band and Orcliesrra, And Carne flwe Springf' Wig and Paint 'Il l-le Could Spealcf The Aucrionf' Drarnafic K, 'Sunbonnel Sue, Slage Manager, Annual Slafl, They Also Servefi MARY JEANETTE KU!-lN GR., G.A.A. MARGARET LIEB GR. Rres, 45-46, A Cappella Clwoir, Madrigal, 'Wig and Painf, lf l-le Could Speak, They Also Servefi 'Sune bonnet Suefi 'Tlne Aucrionf' Annual Slalf, Board of Cone lrol, Class Treas. 43-44, 'Lancelor and Elaine. RUTH ANN Mi:CORMlCK G.A.A., GR. 'Lelawalaf Treble Clel Club, 'Lancelol and Elainef L. i V 'F Page Seventeen AFTER FOUR YEARS CF COACHING REBECCA MCKELLAR Wig and Painl, G.R., Band and Orcheslra, Spoflighl, Annual Slaicf, LeIawaIa, The Counl and Ihe Coed, Sunbonne'r Sue, Treble Clef Club, The AucIion, G.A.A. VIRGINIA MESSER A Cappella Choir, Coun+ and Coed, LelawaIa, Sun- bonnel Sue, Madrigal Club, Treble Clel Club, Wig and Painl, Girl Reserves, II I-Ie Could Speak, They Also Serve, Annual Slahf, G.A.A., And Came Ihe Spring, LanceIoI and Elaine, Make Room for Rodney, Wig and Painl' Execufive Board, Dramalic LeH'er. BARBARA MILLER Wig and Paint G.R., A Cappella Choir, Madrigal, Treble Clef Club, Orchesira, SunbonneI Sue, LeIawaIa, Did You Say Mink, They Also Serve, Girls Slale. DEAN MILLER Baskelball, ln+ramural, Band, Spollighi' Slalli. KYLE MILLER lnlramural, A Cappella Choir, Baskelball, Senior Play, LeIawaIa. ROBERT MILLER Lelawala, Sunbonne+ Sue, A Cappella Choir, Boy's Glee Club, Wig and Painl, Dramafic Leller, ll I-le Could Speak, They Also Serve, And Came l'he Spring, Lance-lol and Elaine, The AucIion, Band 81 Orcheslra. ROBERT E. MOSES Wig and Painl, Lelavvala, 'Sunbonnel' Sue, Band, ln- 'rramural Bowling, Annual Slakl, Edilor of Spollighl, A Cappella Choir, LanceloI and Elaine, They Also Serve, II I-le Could Speak, Boys Glee Club. JEANNINE MOUNT , Madrigal, Treble Clel Club, A Cappella Choir, l'Sunbon- nel Sue, Wig and Painl Sec. 4445, Pres. 45-46, Dramalic Leller, Annual Slahf, They Also Serve, ll I-le Could Speak, Lancelol and Elaine, And Came Ihe Spring, Daddies, Make Room for Rodney, The Auc'fion, ConIeIIi, G.R. Vice Pres. 44-45. MARGARET MUESING Band, Spollighi Slakl, Annual Slall, G.A.A., Pres. of 4-I-I Club l943-46. ROBERT NELSON Baikelball, lnlramural, And Came Ihe Spring, LanCeloI and Elaine, Our Town, ll He Could Speak, They Also Serve, Make Room lor Rodney, No Room in The I-loIel, Wig and Painl, Band and Orchesfra, A Cappella Choir, Lelavvala, SunbonneI Sue, Annual Slalll, Dra' malic Leller. I-IUBERT PANKOP Sollball, K Klub, lnlramural, They Also Serve, Senior Play. EUGENE PAROT ' They Also Serve, Iniramural. , Page Eighleen NOW THE SENIORS ROBERT READE TT Baslcefball, Solfball, lnlrarnural, Annual Slarl, K Kluo, l-lonor Swea+er, 'They Also Serve' Sooflighf Stall. PATRICK REDMOND Edifor of Annual, ' And Carne The Sprlngf Spollighr Slalrl, Cheerleader 45-46, They Also Serve' Wig and Palnl, Dramalic Lelfer. JACK REED lnfranwural, 'And Came The Sprlngf' 'launcelol and Elaine, Class Vice Presldenl '44f45 Aq. Baslcelball, Sfafe Champion Dalrl, Dernonslralor lfl-4, Dlslrlof and Slale Liveslock Juoqlng in '45. EARL ROSE 'Launcelol and Elalne' Ag. Baslefball, Crops Judging Dlslrlcl '45, Llvesfocl Judging Dls+ric:+ 44, Roundfup 44. DONALD Sl-HPRY 'Launcelof and Elalnef' Inlrarnural, Traclc, Annual Slall, Spollighf Slafl. Rl-lYl.l.lS SKlLES Lelawalaf Sunbonne+ Sue, ll l-le Could Spealsf 'They Also Serve' 'And Came lhe Spring' 'launcelol and Elainef Qrihesfva GR., Efecuhve Board of Wig and Painl '44-'45, A Cappella Choir, Madrlqal Club, Treble Clef Club, The Auclionf Did You Sa, Mlnlc7' Band. Spo'rllgh+ Sfall, Annual Sfarl, Drarnalic Lelfer. BARBARA SMlTl-l RlCl-MRD STONEBRAKER wal, Spmllghf Edimf. RHYLLIS STRATER 'Launcelol and Elalne Annual Sfall. R DTH STRATER G.A.A. CLOANNA SVJOGGER VERYLE Ul-ll. Page NTne+een Szidllgho S'a'lf Annva Soo+lRqh+ Swell VJIQ G,A,A,, GRN Spatighf Sian, Annual Slafr, A Cappella Cho?r, 'Sunbonnel Sue l l,aunQel:+ and Elalne' Band Madrlgal Club 'The', Also Serve Wig and Rainl Annual Slall Builneis Manager, 'The, Also Serve, Traclc 45-'46 Boys S+a+e '45, Board of Con G.A.A., GR., A Cappella Choir, Ano Carne lhe Sprlrq. Sunbornef Sue Haorrqal Club S'aF 'The A53 Serve. nd Rain' Annual Sfalf. SENIORS EVELYN WALTER G.R,, Annual Srahfg Treble Clel Club, A Cappella Choir, Spoflighl Srahc, ILeIawaIa,I' Chorus. WILLIAM WAMBSGANSS Track, Sollball, Treasurer '45-'46. VIRGINIA WI-IITEQRD Band, Maiore-He '45f46, Twirler '42-'45, Madriqal Club, Wig and Paint GR., G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Laun4 Celol and Elainefl Make Room for Rodney, Spollighl Slalll, Annual Slahl. KATI-ILEEN WIBLE GR., G.A,A., Wig and Paint I'Sunbonne'r Sue, Madriqal Club, A Cappella Choir, And Carne The Spring, 'ILaun- celol and Elaine. They Also Serve, Dramalic Leller. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The senior class has been led in irs aclivilies fhis year by David Balmer as head direcfor, wilh Norma Jean France as assislanl direclor, Theresia Ihrie as secrelary, and Bill Warnbsganss as Treasurer. Miss Slephens was Iaculry adviser. Wirh This group as a head, Ihe senior Class played ifs parr well in Ihis year's produclion. Page Twenly SENIOR CLASS HISTORY When we firsT enfered The high school build- ing, we adopTed The moTTo By Our ETforTs We l-lope To Rise -and so we have risen, as one can see by Taking a look aT The pasT of The class of I946. The mosT exciTing chapTers of our class his- Tory sTarT way back in The fall of l94l when we firsT enTered The eighTh grade. By The Trial and error mefhod we soon were able To find our way around and geT To classes noT more Than five minuTes laTe. Under The guidance of Mr. Penrod, we held an elecfion in which Kyle Miller was chosen as presidenT: David Balcer, vice president and Beverly Gillen, secrefary-Treasurer. Our class flower was To be The carnaTion, and our class colors, blue and silver. The class displayed iTs musical TalenT when an orchesTra made up en- Tirely of eighfh grade sTudenTs performed in an audiTorium program. One big occasion of The year was a slcafing parTy aT Rome Cify. Every- one had loTs of fun and no casualTies were reporTed. We Then rose To The freshman class and, wiTh new sTudenTs enTering from The LuTheran, Wayne, Soufh Milford, and Jefferson schools, our number was raised from 77 To IIO. Miss Power was To lead us Through our green year and in our annual elecTion we chose Fred Brum- baugh, presidenTg Richard DeCamp, vice pres- idenT: and Barbara Bonar, secrefary-Treasurer. Our class colors were changed To green and whiTe and our flower To The red rose. A hayride and dance furnished our enTerTainmenT for ThaT year. Our efforfs Then carried lO5 of us on To our sophomore year. ElecTion refurns revealed ThaT Bernard Kleiman was To be our presidenfi Rich- ard DeCamp, vice presidenT: Barbara l-losler, secreTary: and Peggy Lieb, Treasurer. Our class colors were changed To red and gray, buf our moTTo and flower remained The same. l-lighlighf of The year was The arrival of our sophomore sweaTers, which were gray wiTh a red '46 on Them. A miscellaneous parTy wound up The evenfs of The year. There were only 83 members of our class puTTing forTh The eTforT To rise when we enfered our iunior year. This proved To be one of our mosT exciTinq years. We goT off To a rousing sTarT by holding a poliTical convenTion in which Barbara Appleman was chosen presidenf. Her supporfing sfaff was To consisT of Jaclc Reed, vice presidenf: Beverly Heign, secrefary: and David Balmer, Treasurer. ThaT was also The year we showed The school whaT good salesmen we were by going way over our goal in selling mag- azine subscripfions, and we also proved our good TasTe when we selecfed our class rings. And, we'll never forgeT how much fun we had producing our play, And Came The Spring, and whaT a greaT success iT was. And do you remember ThaT big noise one nighT in OcTober? ThaT was The class of '46 on iTs hobo hayride. The climax of ThaT evenfful year came when we enTerTained The seniors aT The Club WinTer Rendezvous. Many Thanlcs To Miss Emeinger, our sponsor, who helped us To malce iT one of The nicesf banqueTs ever given. And now we rose To The year for which we all had been worlcing and waifing. For The lasT Time we held an elecTion-David Balmer, presi- denTq Norma Jean France, vice presidenT: Ther- esia lhrie, secrefary: and William Wambsganss, Treasurer. We all wish To exfend our Thanlcs To our sponsor, Miss Sfephens, who was a friend and adviser To all of us, This year The class dis- played iTs acTing abilify by presenTing Laun- celoT and Elaine. IT also should be remembered ThaT The senior class was well represenTed on The baslcefball Team. We were preTTy proud of our class sweaTers, which were navy blue wiTh a maTching K ouflined wiTh whiTe and bearing a whiTe 46. PaT Redmond was selecTed as ediTor- in-chief of The annual and Richard Sfonebralcer as business manager. BoTh sTudenTs and Teachers will agree ThaT The senior class parTy on February 6 was one of The besT in our high school career. Also long To remain in our memories was The lasT big social even oT our final year-The senior picnic. Every- one had a very enjoyable Time. We realized ThaT our school days were nearly Through when we ordered our name cards and announcemenfs. By spring, 76 seniors will have compleTed The necessary requiremenfs for gradu- aTion and will be ready To go as They choose. ThaT is The hisTory of The class of I946 and iT proves ThaT by our efforfs we have risen, and, we mighT add, ThaT by our efforfs we hope To conTinue To rise. Page TwenTy-one IT is now I956 in The booming meTropoIis oT Kendallville, Indiana, which, you know, is The second largesT ciTy in The world. This greaT change in our Tair ciTy was broughT abouT Through The TorceTuIness oT The graduaTing class oT I946 Trom The halls OT K.l-l.S. LasT week I happened To be in Kendallville Tor The Annual ConvenTion oT The American Asso- ciaTion oT Medical Technicians, and whom should I meeT buT Phyllis Skilesl ATTer exciTedly greeTing each oTher, we began To Talk oT old Times and oT The Things we had done when we were classmaTes in K.l-l..S. She recalled The movies she had Taken aT The senior class picnic in The spring oT I946. We resolved To see Them again ThaT evening. Phyl had iusT reTurned Trom an exTensive social service Tour in Europe and was resTing aT her home unTil her nexT Tour To SouTh America would begin. The movies were shown, and, as The TirsT scene came upon The screen we had a hearTy laugh as we saw Lauren and Dave doing Their Tamous dance which was originaTed aT The Club WinTer Rendezvous during The iunior-senior banqueT in '4-5. Oh, PaT, one would never realize ThaT lro is now Mr. ATz oT NaTional PuriTan Dairy Prod- ucTs, would he? And ThaT reminds me, Tex Dillon also runs a business OT his own, The Dillon Dry Goods Company, which is The leading manuTac- Turer oT men's undercloThes, Say, Phyl, while I was aT The convenTion This morning, I ran inTo Jane I-lall, who has iusT gone inTo business as an osTeopaThic physician in Des Moines, Iowa. Ann also Turned To medicine Tor her career. She is head nurse aT The WalTer Reed hospiTal in WashingTon, D. C. She really is geT- Ting along Tine.. Oh, look, There are some of The Tellows playing baskeTball. AT presenT Jach Frehse and Charles KnighT Torm parT OT The undeTeaTed in seven years naTionaI baskeTball Team, The Who- DunniT-Whens, sponsored by lzzy Kleiman's STagnanT STeel Yard. Izzy's iunk is wanTed by all individuals over The world, buT he won'T sell a piece To any Jap. Mary Ann Burger leads The T.W.D.W.'s cheering secTion. Can she ever make Them yell. Suzie I-lerr and Barbara Appleman have really a big proiecT going. They Took over The Kendallville Foundry and made iT inTo The home Tor WaiTing Tor The Train To Come ln girls. They have a repuTaTion Tor keeping The place immaculaTeIy clean by using a woman-powered scrubbing squad headed by ThaT capable work- A LOOK INTO er, Jeannine MounT. You probably could hear her spouTing Shakespeare as she works. By The way, PaT, have you heard abouT Jack Reed and Earl Rose's discovery oT The new ma- chine ThaT will sow, plow, grow, harvesT, and Take The crop To markeT in less Than Three hours? They invenTed iT on Don Shippy's Tarm, and Cloanna Ted Them so well on Virginia Messer's Messy Morsels Tor MeTriocephalic Men ThaT They are working on an invenTion especially Tor her ThaT will cook, bake, sew, and clean The house all in one operaTion. Lookl In This scene Dick DeCamp is sTill col- lecfing money Tor annuals! l-le musT like To sell: anyhow he is The super-salesman Tor Lieb's Lim- pid Lingerie Tor Lean Ladies. I-Ie has a large business, so l hear. Did you know ThaT Barbara. Bob, Kyle, and Dean have The Miller, Miller, Miller, and Miller Law Firm in New York? They are naTionally known. Donald Gongwer is one oT Their aTTor- neys. Through Their eTTorTs 9970 oT The crime in Kendallville is conquered. There's Dean Jackson, and he's announcing The picnic program. I-le's now The announcer Tor The Graham-KnoTT Navy I-Iour program en- dorsing Kelly 8: Kuhn's Kakes Tor KanTankerous KusTomers. The program is broaclcasT Trom The U-l-l-L sTudios which are owned by our old class- maTe, Veryle. The Navy l-lour is one oT The mosT popular programs on The air. KaThleen Wible and PaT Redmond, who sTarT- ed Their musical careers aT our picnic, are sing- ing The TiTle roles Trom Romeo and JulieT aT The MeTropoliTan This week. They are so popular ThaT The seaTs are sold ouT a year ahead oT Time and The people are even waiTing To buy TickeTs To hang on To The chandeliers! Barbara I-losler is presidenT oT The MeTropoliTan Opera Associa- Tion Tor The sixTh consecuTive year. ThaT's quiTe a record. Terry Ihrie and her All Girl OrchesTra are opening aT RoberT Reade's RooT Gardens in I-loTel Pankop in New York. This is one oT The mosT Tamous nighT spoTs in The world. People Tly Trom everywhere iusT To geT a glimpse oT iT. By The way, have you visiTed Joyce l:riTz's School oT Poise and PersonaliTy Tor Young La- dies? BeTTy l-laas and Zona Burger are Teaching There. They have Turned ouT The leading debu- TanTes oT each season Tor The pasT eighT years. Did you see in The paper ThaT Mrs. Russell Krieger's lAgnes Dickersonl quinTs have been Taken Trom Brown's Baby l-lospiTal lDoris and Budl and are husky liTTIe genTs? Bud is going To coach his own Tive sons in baskeTball as soon as Page TwenTy-Two THE FUTURE They are old enough To shooT baskefs. ThaT Team will be someThing To see! PaT Barker is going To give a speech over The radio Tomorrow concerning The iuvenile de- linquency problem. Naomi Bauman has been helping her wiTh The research. They are doing a wonderful work and, so far, have been very successful. l heard ThaT because of his parT in breaking up a spy ring planning To blow up all The Coasf Guard ships, Commodore Frederick Brumbaugh recenTly has been promoTed To The rank of Rear Admiral of The CoasT Guard. Eugene ParoT and RoberT E. Moses are his righT and lefT hand men. They have been nicknamed The Big Three oT The CoasT Guard. The T-laley-l-leavy-l-lylon Fabric Company, BooTs T-laley, owner, has sTarTed The manufacTure of peace-Time parachuTes made of hylon. Bar- bara DeBelius is producTion manager. This fabric is a greaT improvemenT over nylon. They say ThaT hylon sTockings are pracTically invisible and are so lighT in weighT ThaT iT Takes IOO pairs oT Them To weigh an ounce. Jack Baker recenTly has been awarded The Nelson Award for specfacular progress in mak- ing rockeTs for The moon. RoberT Nelson, The world's wealThiesT man, insTiTuTed This fund for men mosT worThy of iT. Ch, There's Barbara Bonar doing some sTunTs! She is known in The TheaTrical world as CounTess La Barbara and her World Famous AcrobaTic Troup. They are showing now aT Ken- dallville's famous Movie Showplace. Well, Paf, now ThaT The movie is over, shall we have dinner aT Baker's lDavidl, where They prepare compleTe Twelve-course dinners ouT of apples? All righT, Phyl, buT firsT l wanT To Tell you of The improvemenT plan ThaT is being puT inTo ef- fecT aT K.l-l.S. by Becky McKellar, superinTend- enT of schools. IT was originaTed by Jean France and provides ThaT a Johnson Juke Box be in- sTalled in every room of The school: five min- uTes for class periods consisTing of open dis- cussion among The sTudenTs: The STraTer and STraTer soda founTain in The upper hall: and a BuTz Bowling Alley in The basemenT. BeTrTy FoughT is physical educaTion Teacher and The kids can do anyThing in her class provided They use a muscle. Doesn'T all ThaT sound swell? Yes, and They say ThaT Congresswoman Eve- lyn WalTer is giving a speech abouT iT in Con- gress nexT week. She is Trying To promoTe The naTionwide school sysfems using The France plan. On our way To The resTauranT we meT Mrs. Jay Randol lGine WhiTfordl, wife of The famous Jay oT The class of '45. T-le is one of The greaTesT :eel magnaTes of The world and Gini is helping im. Gini informed us ThaT PaTT Brennan is redec- oraTing The WhiTe T-louse. She has her headquar- Ters in Paris, buT since The firsT woman presidenT, EsTher T-loffmeyer, comes Trom our class, she is doing This for her. Gini also Told us ThaT she had heard oT The mosT wonderful place which is called Turkish BnThs for Ladies and is run by Beverly Gillen. l-ler specialTy is lifTing faces. As we conTinue-d To The resTauranT, we passed The fabulous Borden's Business Block, which is eguivalenf To Wall STreeT. The famous Deibele DesTrucTion Company is locaTed There. Jenny guaranTees To Tear down any of man's miraculous monsfers, regardless of size. Jenny can do iT, Too. When we enTered Baker's, we discovered ThaT Donald Dukes is The enTerTainer. I-le has learned To play The piano wiTh his Toes and is a big hiT. PaT, have you heard ThaT The Palace, hangouT oT The younger seT ,is capably managed by RuTh Ann McCormick. who serves Tree sandwiches once a week and has provided infer-Table Tele- phones for each booTh so sTudenTs won'T have To yell back and forTh? Barbara SmiTh is The leading sTylisT for PinT- sized Persons, lnc. Because of The knowledge gained in Miss Vardaman's home ec classes, she has held This posiTion since her graduaTion. Oh yes, and did you know ThaT by cross- breeding a pheasanT, a hog and a goldfish, Mar- gareT Muesing has succeeded in developing an animal which, when buTchered and cooked prop- erly, has become one of America's mosT famous meaT dishes? One of Kendallvilles mosT famous person- ages is Beverly T-leign, She has wriTTen a book, Business Training in The High School, which has been accepTed by every high school in The UniTed STaTes as The regular TexTbook in ThaT course. DoroThy T-Toffelder published Bev's book and is responsible also for The publicaTion of many of The recenT befT sellers. Among These is For- ever Ruby by Dick STonebraker. l-le has pro- duced many oTher sTirring novels. Well, Phyl, iT is Time for me To caTch my plane back To California. l've had a wonderful Time discussing whaT happened To all our class- maTes. haven'T you? l cerTainly have, PaT. We have someThing really To be proud of in our class oT l946. Page TwenTy-Three THUMBNAIL SKETCHES NAME NICKNAME LIKES DISLIKES Barbara Appleman Appy Oldsmobiles Thursday nighls Lauren Alz lro Appy Oyslers David Baker Dave Bowling Chickens Jack Baker Jackie Girls Salurday nighls Parricia Barker Par Green Ponliacs Gossips Naomi Bauman Nomi Traveling These small Towns Barbara Bonar Bobby To ear Rumors Richard Borden Bord Winler 7 a.m. Monday Palricia Brennan Pall' Sailor Bud Running oul' of gas Doris Brown D. A. Sailor Keirh Civics l-larold Brown Bud Peg lO:OO p.m. Frederick Brumbaugh Fred Coasl Guard Being away from home Mary Ann Burger Sandy Don Snow and ice Zona Burger Gerlie Tall, broad men Cold weafher Esrher Bulz Renee Life Unambifious people Palricia Coney Par Keilh Fighls Barbara DeBelius Barby A cerlain paralrooper Noi gelring mail Richard DeCamp Dick Loud lies Snowdriirs Jeanelle Deibele Jenny Tennis Black cals Agnes Dickerson Agie Russell Cold wealher Duane Dillon Dill Suzie Argumenls Donald Dukes Don Music Girls Belly Foughl Be-Hy Red heads Gerling up Norma Jean France Normie Pinboys Typing Joyce Fri'rz Frilzie Sall Lafe hours Jack Frehse Slring Bean Speeding Speed limils Beverly Gillen Babe Cars Accidenfs Donald Gongwer Don Converlibles Work Berry Jane Graham Janie Charles China Belly Lou l-laas Belly Lou Church Cold wealher Barbara l-laley Bools To wear bangs Anylhing serious Elizabelh Ann Hall Annie Working Oyslers Marrha Jane l-lall Twinie Movies Oyslers Beverly l-leign Bev To sleep Alarm clocks Susannah l-lerr Suzie Dill Physical lilness Dorolhy l-lorielder DoHie Tall men Red heads Conlinued on page 26 Page Twenry-four ri . 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I rj - 1.,gQr' t .f Q If igvg my 5'Xil'NY ' f- L Fifi :E 2 '-Q I 4 LZ- .f'- '- '0'-fy ,5' fr: ,M i7S!':,4Q',afff ' 1 . ,wr ml 5 l 1 THUMBNAIL SKETCHES NAME NICKNAME LIKES DlSLlKES Barbara Appleman Appy Oldsmobiles Thursday nighls Lauren Alz Iro Appy OySlerS David Baker Dave Bowling Chickens Jack Baker Jackie Girls Salurday nighls Palricia Barker Pal Green Ponliacs Gossips Naomi Bauman Nomi Traveling These small lowns Barbara Bonar Bobby To eal Rumors Richard Borden Bord Winler 7 a.m. Monday Palricia Brennan Pall Sailor Bud Running oul ol gas Doris Brown D. A. Sailor Keilh Civics l-larold Brown Bud Peg IOZOO p.m. Frederick Brumbaugh Fred Coasl Guard Being away from home Mary Ann Burger Sandy Don Snow and ice Zona Burger Gerlie Tall, broad men Cold wealher Eslher Bulz Renee Lile Unambilious people Palricia Coney Pal Keilh Fighls Barbara DeBelius Barby A cerlain paralrooper Nol gelling mail Richard DeCamp Dick Loud lies Snowdrills Jeanelle Deibele Jenny Tennis Black cals Agnes Dickerson Agie Russell Cold wealher Duane Dillon Dill Suzie Argumenls Donald Dukes Don Music Girls Belly Foughl Belly Red heads Gelling up Norma Jean France Normie Rinboys Typing Joyce Frilz Frilzie Sall Lale hours Jack Frehse Slring Bean Speeding Speed limils Beverly Gillen Babe Cars Accidenls Donald Gongwer Don Converlibles Work Belly Jane Graham Janie Charles China Belly Lou l-laas Belly Lou Church Cold wealher Barbara l-laley Bools To wear bangs Anylhing serious Elizabelh Ann l-lall Annie Working Oyslers Marlha Jane l-lall Twinie Movies Gyslers Beverly l-leign Bev To sleep Alarm clocks Susannah l-lerr Suzie Dill Physical lilness Dorolhy l-lollelder Dollie Tall men Red heads Page Twenly-lour Conlinued on page 26 East will ani! Eratament nf Ihr Eminr Qlllana VVe, fhe seniors, known as morons, imbeciles, fiends and simple fools, Qf Ninefeen Hundred and Fonly-Six, of Kendallville High School, Noble Counfy, Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make. publish, and declare fhis our lasf will and fesfamenf. hereby revoking all former wills by us af any fime herefofore made. ARTICLE I We firsf direcf fhaf such faxes as vicfory, income, social securify, amusemenf and luxury be refunded fo us im- mediafely. Also fhaf all unpaid bills, such as speeding fees. iail fines, overparking fees, docfor bills, funeral expenses, and our insane asylum fuifions. be paid. ARTICLE II We will and bequeafh our privafe accessories, abilifies, ignorance, dumbness, or anyfhing else we may nof have. as follows: Barb Appleman and lro Afz, our fwo consecufive seafs in fhe assembly Io Shields and Shoner: David Baker, my fickef from Ed Horn fo Jack Newkirk: Jack Baker. my class behavior 'Io Jack Gillian: Paf Barker, my frueness fo one fo Ruie Cliffon: Naomi Bauman, my laugh fo Trevah Miller: Bobbie Bonar, my abilify of nof bifing my fingernails fo Joan Mefferd: Dick Borden. my sophomore class sweafer and S5 fo anyone who is crazy enough fo buy one: Paff Brennan. my '34 Ford lbus, faxicab, fruckl fo anofher redhead, Sharon Rensberger: Doris Brown, my kissproof lips fo Jack Marfi: Bud Brown, my foof pafh fo fhe norfh end 'Io Roy Haney: Fred Brumbaugh, my hours of fraining fo Frank Messer: Mary Ann Burger, my abilify of playing fhe piano fo Doris Smifh: Zona Burger, my physical fifness hours fo Joan Lamonf: Esfher Bufz, my consfanf cold fo Gloria Sell: Paf Coney, my nafurally blond hair fo Joan Beekman: Barb DeBelius, my feefh braces fo Sandy Berhalfer: Dick DeCamp, my sfudious disposifion +o Dave Lieb: Jeaneffe Deibele, my long eye lashes fo Sally Gardner: Agnes Dickerson, my long, drooly fingernails fo Jean Beiswanger: Duane Dillon, my liffle green haf' fo George Henry: Donald Dukes, my ear for music fo Kay Kirkwood: Beffy Foughf, my heighf fo Paffy Harf: Jean France, my bowling speed fo Jackie Cunningham: Jack Frehse, my long legs io Dean Barker: Joyce Friiz. my G.A.A. presidency fo Rhoda Wenfsch: Beverly Gillen and Barbara Miller, our lasfing friend- ship fo Mary Lee Blumer and Sharon Aldrich: Donald Gongwer, my curly hair Io Dick Aichele: Janie Graham, my furned up nose fo Tony Mulholland: Berfy Haas, my Telephone operafor's iob fo Joy Presfon: Boofs Haley, my good fimes in school fo my sisfer, Nanneffe: Hall fwins, our shorf name fo fhe Trowbridge fwins: Beverly Heign, my daily leffers fo Paula Sheefs: Suzie Herr, my fronf seaf af fhe baskefball games fo any girl wifh a guy on fhe feam: Dorofhy Hoffelder, my long hair fo Kafhryn Hile: Esfher Hoffmeyer, my pinf size fo Evelyn Spidel: Barb Hosler. my hours of hard working fo Suzie Redmond: Theresia Ihrie. my nafurally curly hair fo any girl who dislikes fo puf hers up: Dean Jackson, my high rank af shoofing pool fo Don Zeedyk: Berniece Johnson, my shyness fo Joanne Hefrick: Marylin Kelly, my long walk fo school fo Bobbie McCormick: lzz Kleiman. my crew haircuf fo Sam Holf: Charles Knighf, my hours back' sfage fo Dean Bofchuck: Mary Jeanneffe Kuhn, my willingness fo help all fo Phyllis Wible: Peggy Lieb, my posifion as presidenf of G. R. fo a willing worker: Rufh McCormick. my locker space and my assembly seaf fo my sisfers, Jo and Jeaneffe: Becky McKellar, my cornef chair fo Marfha Lieb: Virginia Messer, my choir robe fo Marg-aref Menzel: Kyle Miller, my darling dimples Io anyone who knows how fo, use fhem: Bob Miller, my slide rule fo fhe smar-I one who can figure fhe fhing ouf lCharles Presfonl: Bob Moses, my flying hours fo Gene Mounf: Jeannine Mounf, my presi- dency in Wig and Painf fo Argil Shock: Margaref Muesing, my heighf fo Joy Presfon: Bob Nelson, my Frank Sinafra barifone voice fo John Manship: I-luberf Pankop, my healfh and safefy nofebook fo Mr. Smifh for fufure reference: Eugene Parof, my quiefness fo Gene Kuriz: Sis Reade. my posifion on fhe firsf feam fo Paf McGiffin: Paf Redmond, my Ish Kabibble hair cuf fo Don Baker: Jack Reed, my milking hours +o Don Hyland: Earl Rose, my abilify to run around fo Reeve Whifson: Don Shippy, my frips fo fhe counfry fo anyone wifh a gal living fhere: Phyllis Skiles. my fall brofher fo Max Barker: Barbara Smifh, my calmness fo Margaref Hudson: Rock Sfonebraker, my big feef fo Harold Reecer: Phyllis Sfrafer, my errands fo fha siore Io Alfred Gufsfein: Cloanna Swogger, my fwo differenf colored eyes fo Rosalie Davis: Veryle Uhl, my arfisf abilify fo Joy Weirick: Evelyn Walfer, my love of fhe navy fo anofher gob's girl: Billy Wambsganssnmy bachelor membership card fo Don Taylor: Gini Whifford, my abilify fo imifafe vocalisfs fo Alyce Knepper: Kafie Wible, my seaf in fhe Soufh Milford bus fo Bill Fiandf. ARTICLE III We hereby consfifuie and appoinf Miss Gilliland execufor of fhis, our lasl- will and fesfamenf. In fesfimony whereof we have sei our hand and seal fhis fwenfy-firsf day of May, Ninefeen Hundred and Forfy-Six. Signed by fhe fesfafor, Class of Ninefeen Hundred and Forfy-Six, as and for ifs lasf will and fesfamenf in our presence. who subscribed our names as wifnesses. Sfafe of Indiana, Noble Counfy, ss: Subscribed and sworn 'Io before me as Nofary Public, in and for said Sfafe and Counfy, fhis fwenfy-firsf day of May of I946. ....,.Presidenf .. ,. , .. ,. ., ..,.,,,,,..,....,Secrefary -4 ,.,s,,,. ,..,.,..,,,,,, , Public My commission expires a fha close of Ihis year. THUMBNAIL SKETCHES Confinued from page 24 NAME NICKNAME l.lKES DISLIKES Eslher l-loflmeyer Twerp Paul Gerling up Barbara l-losler Barb Music Winfer Theresia lhrie Tools Relrurning velerans Slaying home mghls Dean Jackson Bashful Pools To lose Berniece Johnson Red Geomelry Freckles Marylin Kelly Kelly Sporls Florence Bernard Kleiman lzzy Baskelball To hurry Charles Knighl' Drop-kick Flying l-lislory Peggy Lieb Peg Dogs Cals Rulh Ann McCormick Rulhie Hamburgers Chickens Rebecca McKellar Becky Music Chewing gum Virginia Messer Ginny Music Cynics Barbara Miller Barb Music Lale hours Dean Miller Flash Old cars Early hours Kyle Miller Sleepy Week ends Lale hours Roberl Miller Robin Flying Alarm clocks Jeannine Mounl Jinny Dramalics Cars Margarel Muesing Pie 4-l-l Lafe hours Roberl Nelson Nellie Women Blondes l-luberl Pankop l-lubie Red heads Discipline Eugene Parol Gene Sporls Working Roberl Reade Sis Baskelball Women Palrick Redmond Frank To rravel Accidenls Jack Reed Sieve Blondes Fire froubles Earl Rose Ero Roller skaling Early morning Donald Shippy Dinny Sporls Slaying home Phyllis Skiles Skilly Richard Lonely nighfs Barbara Smifh Barb Roller skafing The Drafl Richard Slonebraker Rock Track Working Phyllis Slraler Phyl Ronnie Fords Rufh Slrafer Chud Working Sleeping Cloanna Swogger Chloe Skaling Railroad men Veryle Uhl Susy To eaf Blue Monday Evelyn Waller Evie-bell Dancing Working Bill Wambsganss Wamby Beer Wafer Virginia Whillord Jinny Jay Fainling Kalhleen Wible Karie Polonaise Cars Page Twenly-six UNDERSTUDIES' f W H-,ir 1 il A' Q L Q Q 1 1 ' ' KM 1ilNkL1'L2lA-il 'e X e4,e.egfwxe 5 H45 if 'T . kk A: r 1 ' FAN LN IK, ,gf X X -ee e How index-learning +urns no s+uden'r pale Ye-+ holds Hue eel of science by fhe Tail. - Alexander Pope. Page Twen+y-seven NEXT IN LINE ' or f ' -- so : ', .- .-. F5 V. - f 57 i gt , ' ':l'4 . X ' 3 v V . - ZA. f l H - 1 .TQ 8 ,L il i .i i: ls. if , 1' iii . .. 'i:,g,,. D E . g .6 V Q, ,N'T :S-I ' , ,SN ,. ,- W-4 ' , 3 6 'K F xr' xl '- YJ - . G Q rv F 6 ' -'T .,l .L Tjg 453, 5-1 12 'J A . 'fi ,1 44,117 its in I , ii ' 3 5. ,. fr T gf A .. 1 .. 4 , ol ' ' ,, ,.,., - !,f.!,L 4 1 I I n'v -F ,, gs 3' ff, -im .3 . J 1 , f Q ' - - ' ar ei ' a D 1 to 'i J 1' of A 9 rj i, i ., Ydr- T A .N Y. J 5 7 M -A ,Q ' J till 2 3 :Zvi ii A J fig' . A- 'l. Firsf Row: Richard Aichele, John Ananias, Richard Ali, Elaine Ashby' Second Row: Dean Barker, Beverly Baughrnan, June Biddle, Edna Blem. Third Row: Darrelene Braginlon, Marilyn Brickley, Belly Jean Caldwell, Margarel' Carleaux. Fourfh Row: Vivian Cooley. Bondolyn Danzer, Ellrieda Diehm, Donna Dillon. Filth Rowi Donald Faulkner, Max Fiandf, June Gaines, Shirley Garrison. IUNIOR HISTORY We, lhe Juniors, come lo you again wilh lhe highlighrs ol our school years here in K.l-l.S. ln our freshman vear, sludenls from Wayne Cen- ler, Lulheran, and Sourh Milford helped To enlarge our Class. To guide us lhrough lhe year, Donna Dillon was presidenl: Dean Barker, vice presidenl: Carol Marks, secrelaryt and Argil Shock, lreasurer. Miss Aungsl' was our very able class sponsor. We held our class parly al The skaling rink and lhe evening was enjoyed by all. Lasl year lhe doors were opened lo 81 Sophe omores. We elecled Gene Mounl as president Gene Shields, vice presidenl: Shirley Slephens, sec- rerary: and Margarel Carleaux, lreasurer. Miss Goodwin was our class sponsor. Our class parly, a wiener roasl, was held al Lillle Long Lake. ll rained a Iillle, bur we all enjoyed ourselves. Anolher evenl ol rhis year was a dance we gave lor rhe whole school aller a baskelball game. We were all very happy when we received our swealers. royal blue Cardigans wirh whire K's and a blue 47 on lhe MK .. Siwrh Row: Evelyn Gehring, Wilbur Gells, Jean l-lall, l-larolcl l-lanes. Sevenfh Rcwj Virginia Holcomb, Mary l-lorneH', John Ivey, Margarel' Kimmel. Eighth Row: Alyce Knepoer, Barbara Kreischer, Georgianna Lev Davio Lieb. Ninth Ros-.: Dean Luke, Parry Maloon, Carol Marks, John Manship. Page 'lwenly-eighl Firsf Rowi Verlea Mawlef, My, fe Maud if ,rg Mi., son, Joan Meiford. Second Row: Jail Meigr-er Tren' Mew P ggr' M-gag Gene Mounf. Third Row: Orea Mulhciiafd Jai Lf' Cryg M5145 Harold Reecer. Fourth Row: Ruih Schroede' c Mar, Ecihe' Shew, Gene Shields. Fiivh Row: Argil Shocl Eaine C C 'Hi' VJ ' -f Srnifh, IUNIOR HISTORY ln our iunior year, Ted Spidel was bresidenl- Donna Dillon, vice presidenr' Joan Meriord, secre- 'raryf and Carol Jean Slrawser, rreasurer, This year Miss Power, our sponsor, led us 'rhrough our mag- azine sales, in which we exceeded our goal. Eighr- een s+uden+s received cer+iFica+es oi rneril for selling more rhan 530. Twenlyelhree sold more +han S20 oi magazines, +he individual sales guola. We also re' ceived our class rings 'This year. Our class oarly was held in Oclober, r-lobo Nighlw being rhe lheme. Miss Eminger direcfed our play, Ever Since Eve, a comedy in 'rhree acls. The Junior-Senior banguel, which is +o be held on May 3, we hope will be +he bes'r ever held. Gene Shields, Charles Preslon, Don- ald Taylor, Max Fiandr and John lvej, played on ARE THE IUNIORS 0 3 5 1.0 Y' ' ga -3 4, xi .IX ' ,,, '.: T are N A -i A y, 36 lk gr .36 ,- .v l'l 'G -r 1 46- rhe baseldball fream, Peg Kimmel and Gene Mouni QQ were yell leaders rhis year, Ted Spidel, Jacli Messe t . , if ti ner and Wilbur Gells wenl io Cincinnali irorn lhe -Tf 1 in 1 I agricullure deparimem' and look Qdfi in rhe Na- i ' 'rional Vegerable Judging con+es+. Members of our class par+icipa+ed in lhe music and lhe arhlelic de- i-: 5 J 'TE' 6 6 parrmenrs and in various o+her high school acrivf ' ,H iries. We say good-bye for Jrhe present bu+ new 'Il year you will read bigger and behler accomplish- ' menls oi +his class. i - ' .36 v 2 F - ' 1 4' 1 gi!nheP5U.,.C,Lleo Sc oe Snifie, Sree e : Ca , J ..-We 1 A 'Y W, ' geygeggh Digjigid Tayc' Je Tn:---: 3 lie' T':- ' V ' Eighin Row: Richard vvsgfef Hee, Werizl ,Q fp ,, 5 T ef' 0 Mariorie Wen+wcr+h, ,, A ' eg I' 'Q ' Ninrh Row: Joan Wincie Pau Za,--ac: na: Zeedn ' 1 j Joan Ziebell, A ' A Page Twenly-nire STILL WORKING HARD ,,.. xv NTD' in I We N D-TWT- FirsT Row- Sharon Aldrich, Gloria Armel, Donald Bahls, Don L , Baker, Q' . Second Row: Jackie Baker, RoberT Bauman, Joan Beekman, i 1' Jean Beiswanger. , if l 'A i Third Row: Mary Lee Blumer, KaTherine Becker, Jerry Bord- . . , ' I - - J. C. Bonar. 'va ,is-:L r-Q? .1 H ner, i . -hi-S FourTh Row: BeTTy Boszor, Evelyn Browand, Thelma CaroThers, Q N . 1' X Dick Casselman af? X 4 - ' I ' 5 -lv FiTTh Row: Philip Conklin, Jerry Crooks, Jackie Cunningham. K- L y PaT Dickerson. ,gf-v-s- -e - K I SixTh Row: Gene Dickerson, ElizabeTh Drumheller, Delane '. 1 kai ,QNQ ' M Emerick, Rosella Ernerick. ' ,,. 6 1 G ' i' 'ff ,ii 1 . lg . . A ' 'lf' i fi ,: 5- A , I Z ' J gs., , 'J - . 3:3 ..3' I 1, - SOPHOMCHE HISTORY D gg 'A if A X We goT ofi To a good sTarT wiTh one hundred and as , ' ' i 5 E' one in our Treshman class. ln our TirsT year oi high L 5 F U 3 . school we elecTed Jack l-larT, presidenT: Gloria Sell, 1 A T in 'T' vice presidenT: Joan LamonT, secreTary: and Dick W I X Shoup, Treasurer. We chose as our class flower The .Qf ' ' yellow rose. Our colors were blue and gold. 5 I i.-,' X ii Q, J.. ' ' -v: Q- ff' ff- The TirsT parTy we had was a Scavenger l-lunT , 'QL I ' iv -af on November 3, I944. We were divided inTo Two c lx y i' A 1 f ' ' groups. Each group was given a lisT oT arTicles To lv 5 Try To find. We were all over Town, even Though iT ' Q 5 was pouring down The rain, looking Tor Those pe- , 5 G., 'F F ll , 'rj' culiar and hard'To-Tind arTicles. ATTerwards we wenT ' ' , H I ' W 9 A 62 back To The liTTle gym, where we played games and . s ' Q 4 X' ' An ' had reTreshmer1Ts. A 'H I i ,H ' Qur second class parTy was on The nighT oi April ' . 3 Aw. 6, I945. We all meT in The liTTle gym and played i 1 ' -V-ui games and had reTreshmenTs. Miss f-XungsT was our 4 - ,, SpOl'1SOF. 1 9.1 , i i ll .- , , ,z if 5, 6 fo F- X I, .f .I A' l J Lil V AL K Drs.. 's R' I yi 'HZ .,4, H ' or-ygfgzw'-e - , as if , Z' 'P' ' 1 w- 'r ff ' iii . . . . . H A as -' Se-venTh Row: Franklin Frey, Bill Frey, Dick FriTZ, Doris Gard. - T- 3' 6 'P' X , Q 1' .J EighTh Row: PaT Graybill, PaT Green, Rose Marie I-larmes, ' V 52 ,Q 4 Roy l-laney. N Q NinTh Row: .lack HarT, Mary l-larT, PaTsy l-larT, Phyllis l-larT. S 5' .1 - Tenfh Row: George Henry, Joan l-leTrick, Mary Heywood, :Q hr? A Sam Holi. '14 ElevenTh Row: John l-lorneTT, Cecile l-luTT, Carolyn lhrie, I Alllll , ,M Leland JarreTT. Page ThirTy Firsf Row: Horner Johnsen Ruby Jwhnsrnx John k,iis.jir Francis KiebeT, Second Row: Joan Lamont Heanirir Lareiriii, T-1-nrirf-Th L,i5,h Doyhe Lauer. Third Row: Wiade Liebing Wayne Lindsey, Uonnaiiini- Miher, Helen MiTTer. Fciurfh Ro.-.' Wash iVTiTTi3r, Rfihig-ir Mizgr- hrvn, Pi-igefia Musseirnan, Maxine Niiilig-rsiin, Fifth Ro--.i Richard Nadine Hewri, QD'--'I Efirri.-,ra Pant Siuaiine Redmond, SOPHOMORE HISTORY This year we had on1y S710 boasr The proud name of sophomore. We eTec+ed The Tohowing as our oTTicers: George T-Tenry, presidenri John T-Tornerr, vice president EveTyn Reecer, secrefaryt and Roy Haney, Treasurer. Qur sponsor was Mr. T-Telmer. Cur Tirsr class par+y was held in The Tifrle gym on The nighf of Qcfober 24, 1945, lr was a TT-Tobo Par- ry. Games were played and refreshnnenrs oT hor dogs, pop, cake. and ice cream were served. A good Time was enioyed by alT. Afrer much uncerfainry and deciding, we Tinally agreed on The color of our class swearers. The ones chosen were goid Cardigan wirh a goid WKW which was designed by one of our sophomores. The K is Trimmed in black and has a black 48 on if. Jusr afrer They arrived ir was easy 'ro recognize The sophomore srudenrs by Their swearers. Shih Ro.-.3 Eve'yn Reecer, Sharon Pensberger Eeffy PirnmeT Mai Sizhhchrenrnyef Seventh Row: Gforia Sell Sarah Shader PauTa Sheefs Did Shoup, Eighrh Rev.: Doris Srnirh, Joan Srnirh, Mariorie Sniiiiii E.'eTyn Seidel, Ninih Powg Thomas Srfgiar Pigriarij Srreb Sue Sfriirnan Junior Tarney, Tenfh Row: Darreh Tra5+er Ph-:da Wenrs-in Ee.erTy Wen' worfh, Chariorfe Whirzcin Donna WITQTE. NOW THE SOPHOMORES T F -5 'I I , v iii 2 . 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Third Row: Joann Blech, Harry Bogner, Virginia Bogner, John Bonar, Dean Bofchuck. Fourrln Row: Jeanne Borden, Beffy Bowman, Carl Bowman, LaVana Browand, Mariorie Brown. Fiffh Row: June Burch, Teddy Bufler, Kafhleen Buuck, Edward Caldwell, Ruie Cliffon. Sixfh Row: Rosalie Davis, Paffy Deibele, Xena Dice, Flossie Dishman, John Duddinq. FRESHMAN HISTORY On Sepfember 3, 1945, fhere were one hundred and seven enrolled in fhe freshman class. Some came from Wayne Cenfer, Soufh Milford and The Lufheran school and ofhers were iusf promofed from fhe eighfh grade. We were, however, unforfunaie in losing by cle-afh Bonnie Bell, a girl from Soufh Milford, who would have been in our class. Those of us who affended -Kendallville school in fhe eighfh grade had as our officials, Frank Messer, presidenfrp Paf Mcgiffin, vice presidenfy Joy Pres- fon, secrefaryq and Kay Kirkwood, freasurer. Those faking office fhis year were Max Barker, presidenfg Kay Kirkwood, vice presidenf: Joanna Randol, secreraryg and Rosalie Davis, freasurer. To raise our class funds, we senr away for fwelve dozen felf beanies wifh K'ville High and a come? 'ggi is Sevenfh Row: John Edwards, Don Emerick, Jim Emerick, Billy ,- , .4 KL Fiandf, Arfhur Flickinger, ff ,. ' Y 17 Eighfh Row: Jack Frederick, Joanne Frederick, Arfhur Frehse, 1 Charlyne Frirz, Hilda Garrison. H: , Ninfh Row: Jack Gillian, Allen Godsell, Alice Grubb, Harold . fi Jar. Hammond Arcile Hampshire. Qi f Tenfh Row: Howard Hanes, Beify Harf, Joan Helberr, Shirley Hill, Joanne Hossinger. , iEleven'lh Row: Evereff Hovarfer, Marqarer Hudson, Belfy -3 .-i' il'-lunf, Don Hyland, Alice Jaquay. Page Thirfy-fwo First Rows: Patty Karlen Crirl hirnpel, lxay Kiilwnij-d llij-.gin Kline, Betty' Knight. Second Row: Marilyn Kreiiiihei Cine Kurti Jill liurtg Carroll Lash, Forest Lawson. Third Row: Herman Layman, ,lirri Malnon Howard Manship .lack Marti, Jirn MLC-ormicl. Fourth Row: Bob Mccorrniigli Pat McGriiien Uonnabelle Menze-l, Margaret Menzel Frank Messert Filth Row: Alvin Miller, Donald Moore, Dial Mom, Mary Jane Musselrnan, Oliver Nelson. Sixth Row: Eugene Newman Jirr' Page Cfimtan-ie l ta5'nun, Joy Preston, Joanna Pandol. FRESHMAN HISTORY printed on them. They were sold within three hours. Our treshrnan class party was held on October I9. I945. Not very many ot the students missed this because it was a come as you are party and they knew how much tun it was going to be. For refreshments we had hot dogs galore, potato chips and Pepsi-Coles. The lcids all enjoyed the sack race most ot all. Ot course, we had to admit that the party would have been a tlop it it had not been tor our class sponsor, Miss Aungst. From our class there were twelve boys and girls in the band, three girls in the orchestra, and nine boys on the basketball team. We are proud ot thenn all. We have completed one-tourth ot our high school days and now are encouraged to go ahead and tinish the next three-tourths. Seventh Row: Albert RBEG, Nancy peed Alize Vice Pauline Rodman, Wayne Rool Eighth Pow: Ronald Sqhlichtenrfyer l-lo-.ard Se-il Carolyn Seng, Gloria Shippy, Clin Showalter. Ninth Row: Tom Slmiles, Marilyn Sncol, Chares Stiideli Beth Stephens, Naomi Strawsef, Tenth Row: Albert Trueiove, Afneta Uh. J9Anna Weihrnuller Joy Weiriclc, Phyllis Wentwiorth. Eleventh Row: Bob Wells Reeve Whitscin Janice Vlfindle Pat Wogornan, Irene Worlvnan Robert Yiiiunq. STAND-INS OF THE CAST -..Yv- Page Thirty-three EYING THE STARS - TFT' 'f Q.. V : 6 aw-5 ai f 1 Y. . lf. -1 , A . 5ffe..,., . , . .,.,., . ... Q .x -.v, 592' .:, ' X . , 1 -1 q.,.gi F' f l 46 ,f A ,. 'W 'vw' A3 - 1- 4 6. 5. Q is 'Qi , , ... Je gif.. A ' ,i .. 'i r v- : , . I , ' 'ln' . -x -S . . - fi ' S ' - S. fe i F F' - i 11: : J -'lf .A 1 , ' X4 I -Q l 1' X 1' J' lr V Q - s i ,yi , 4 Lg- i n ji' wx- if. 6,51 in 5' ' - ' as Q , ,elm 7, 1- ' 1, 5 . - ' r- ' 'fi' .Q el, ...N ' fi X ' as S .- ' S1 ' I' i' 6: fu ,Nl 1 5- .3 'L ,J - X . 'I 1 JE V ,NVV all .. LL.-' r i 1 4, , A, - 5 Q1 4 5 li l , , i , X . ' ,V . - A, f. - Xu, IQ 55 5- G- J.. 0 6 V 4 gi VL 'A QQ. 4 fl 1 ,, Q44 . A..- , , fb fi- ' r ' f' 1 er , f..- .Q il ith' 'Q , S Q fc, E7 , ea ' i fx: , 'f f .v I- '+ Gu ' l 5 J ,fc ' ' 7 infra' I ,RW L. K V, X it 4 s. ' J- ! Firsl Row: Belly Bowman, Waller Buss, Roberl Buller, Rex Casselman. Second Row: Maxine Day, Belsy De-Belius, Nadine l:mericlx, Kennelh Gerber. Third Row: Joann Good, Phyllis Gi-eenrnan, Amos l-lall, Charlolle l-lari. Fourth Row: Kalhryn l-lile, Maxine l-lill, Olive l-lolielder, Harold l-lornell. Pillh Rowt Beverly Lane, lris McKeex'er, Donald McWilliams, Marilee Mulholland. CLASS HISTORY Qur class, all lilly-nine oi us, were very happy and proud lo become a parl ol lhe high school sludenl body lasl fall. Aboul lhe second week of school we had our lirsl class meelinq and chose lhe following officers: Joe hlornell, presidenly lris Mclieever, vice presidenlg Margie Myers, secrelaryz and Bolo Bufler, lreasurer. For our class colors we chose blue and while: lor our llower we chose lhe carnaliony and for our rnoiio, l'We'II iind a way or malce one. On lhe evening ol December I4, from seven unlil nine o'clock we had our sennesier parly. We used The small gym, which was allracfively decorared wilh a Chrislrnas lree and wi+h Chrislmas colors. Sixlh Row: Edna Owens, Wallace Srnilh, Roberl Acler, Mary Jo Carle-aux, Sevenlh Row: Evelyn Coleman, Clair Cripe, Hazel Donley, Cleo Dulces. Eighlh Row: Michael Eclharl, Joyce Finlfbincr, Merlin Gienqer, Eleanor Greenrnan. Ninfh Row: Nannelie l-laley, l-lelen l-larl, Roberl l-lill, Harold l-loflelder. Tenth Row: Diane l-loll, Joseph l-lornell, Joe Leirch, Marlha Lieb. Page Thirly-four Firsl Row: Marlin Lule VViili,-wr Miitn ,lp Ellen M C'rvr i L Keirh Mendenhall, V Second Row: Leah Morliwrf-1 ,lune Mi,ilhgf,i'ml Marnie M,-nr-, 'Era 4' Lois Overhclser, ,f Third Row: HOVTHEV Rasluv Vernon Peiej Brwb-girls Ri-nmlif-rqi-r X Carolyn Riehrn. S L tv Fourlh Row: Joan Sw-,ineharl Rwkg-rl lain Qq-r,3L.j Thi-niis uli,.,yi g 'W' l Thomas. , 3 A Q nl Q Fiflh Row: James Tri.-riddle .l, r Tri.-.bidze Crimes Wil,i'i 6' ', '- Elma Windle. Y'-7 IA .r U -': -' 'f-li s ,, i A - ui 'rs, ll I 4 9 , 'di N 7 i ' CLASS HISTCRY F N V , Y x ,. ..-, Mi-Q-X Iris McKe-ever, our vice president acred as social yi ll chairman. She and her comrnillee arranged a series ol .S f gpk r 32 6 games and conlesls which we all enjoyed. Lafer we had -Q ' ' ' refreshmenfs and sang carols around lhe free. We appref ' l - J . V . VI' ciafed having Mrs. Love as 'rhe accompanist As The -'J' r W f. p' . L . I, - J' fin, Z carols were ending, Sana Claus appeared wilh a well Q A l'll lc h' h + ' 'lr l ,h . 0 3 ned pac w ic con ained a qi or eac one 1: 6 M' 6 ' -QS Y Mrs. Lieb supervised 'rhe party and was our class 4' If -QQ i sponsor for 'rhe year. 1 X. L ,I Y .4eQ- - STUDENTS ENTERING 8B AM Agplgfrgn Q1-ie Gardner JEii'V El7r3 Bowne -l'1 'Ub 6 -d Marge ' EC--.den Gai Grei ini Virginia Biundage A irej G 'Hein Thomas Eligfl Jn ez l-le'fii:l Jarres F-:uqhl slim' l'?'l'1l'W Yieorwh Freikufner EH-ij MTE? Page -lhirlyf-'live 2191774 IN IANUARY Kaifh 'l-Eiliil' V ' ner Viv-.-.nr in F 1' C wer T'i'ri'5 Si,he'l iigicerh Thrfiriri Cn,-,riffs Wlaller l'h,'i VV'l e ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR Wilh Ihe firsl day of school. packed assemblies of anxious sfudenls found a lull schedule in slore for Ihem. The schedule was as follows: Seplember IIfC5irl Reserves 'lirsf meeling. Oclober Oclober Oclober Oclober Oclober 3-Agricullure Meeling al Albion. I2-Junior Parfy. I9-Freshman Parly. 24-Sophomore Par+y. 25 -26 Teacher's lnslifule al Forl Wayne November ZWG. R. Parly. November 9-Angola - Come-Is win. November ll f I6-American Educalion Week. November I6-Nappanee - Comels win. November 30-Garrell - Comels win. December II - I2-Senior Play. December I3 - I4 - I5-Counry Tourney. December 2I-Auburn - Comels lose. January I4- I8-Final Exams. January I5-Avilla - Comels win. February I-BluFHon - Comefs win. February 6-Senor Parly. February 8-Decalur - Comels win. February I3-G. R. Ivlolher-Dauqhler Desserl. February I5-Pepsi-Cola Exam. February I5-Waferloo - Comefs win. February 2I - 23-Seclional Tourney. March 4- -5-Junior Play. March I 5-Freshman Parfy. March 22gSenior All-School Parly. April IeSophomore Skaling Parly. April 5-Eighfh Grade Par+y. April I2-School Fxhibil for Public. April I5 - I9-I-loly Week. April 26-Senior-Parenls Parly. May 3-Junior-Senior Banquet May 5 - II-Nafional Music Week. May I7-G. R. Spring Banquel. May 20-Senior Picnic. May 2I-Commencement May 23-End of Semesfer and School Year. Page Thirly-six SEZECTED SHORT SUBJECTS U7 QQ Q af ff 4 sf - , Qi x Ag' '7.T Tf?1 ! S 4 S ' f ' yy wif, HI,,fs? K H Page Thirfy-seven Acfivify and du+y are noi +0 be found by Hwe roadside. One musfawaif 'rlwem on Hwe Hwreshold, ready 'ro bid Jrhem en+er a'r 'rhe momenf of pass- ing, and 'rhey pass every day. -Maurice Maeferlinck AUDITORIUM PROGRAMS The sTudenTs and TaculTy This year, as in pasT years, have enioyed anoTher enTerTaining group oT audiTorium programs. LeT's review Them brieTly, shall we? SepT. 7- Welcome To School aT Peace was The Theme, and inTroducTions oT The sTudenTs and new Taculiy members were in order as The TirsT audiTorium goT under way. SepT. 2l-ldans A. R. Mue'er's magical bassoon was presenTed and enjoyed greaTly by all. SepT. 28-VacaTion experiences were relaTed by l-larold Reecer, Jeannine MounT, Suzie T-lerr and oThers as They Told Their experiences, which ran Trom airplanes To dramaTic schools. OCT. I2-Mary EsTher Shew, Donna Dillon, Elaine Shoner, Beverly Baughman and MargareT CarTeaux presenTed a sTriking comedy, Three To GeT Ready. OCT. l9-Cheers were The order oT The day as Peg Kimmel, Gene MounT and PaT Redmond were elecTed To lead The cheers oT The K.l-l.S. Tans ThroughouT The school year. Nov. I- China and The World Today was pre- senTed To The sTudenTs Through an inTeresTing and Timely Talk by Dr. l-l. T. Chu, Chinese lecTurer. Nov. 8-Block prinTs were made and displayed by Mr. Paul Ashby in an inTeresTing illusTraTed lecTure. Nov. I6- EducaTion Week saw an educaTional program presenTed Tor The sTudenTs. EveryThing Trom girls' aThleTics To readings Trom diTTerenT counTries was presenTed. Dec. 7---We heard abouT The naTives oT ATrica when Mbonu Oiike, an Americanized naTive, com- pared his people wiTh The Americans in an inTeresT- ing Talk. Dec, ll-A beauTiTul presenTaTion oT l.aunceloT and Elaine was given by The senior class. Members oT The casT included Dick DeCamp. KaThleen Wible, Bob Nelson, Jeannine MounT, Bob E. Moses, David Baker, Phyllis Skiles, and oThers. Miss RoberTson direcTed The play. Dec. 14-Movies made up The program Tor This day. Dec. Zl-A ChrisTmas program, ably and beauTi- Tully conducTed by The choir, was enjoyed by all. Jan. 4- The ConsTrucTion oT a Bomber was The Topic oT The movie presenTed by Mr. Schwab. Jan. ll- Surprise was The Topic and surprise iT was. A varieTy program including numbers Trom The balcony scene Trom Romeo and JulieT To a slapsTick comedy skiT was presenTed. Jan. 25-A Cappella Choir and Glee Clubs gave a delighTTul varieTy program oT songs. Feb. I-The knowledge oT The sTudenTs OT K.T-l.S. was Taxed when a quiz program was presenTed Tor The sTudenTs. Feb. I5- YouTh's OpporTuniTies in The PosT- War World was The subiecT oT The panel discus- sion which was ably conducTed by Virginia Messer. KaThleen Wible, Barbara l-losler, Suzie l-lerr and Bob Miller. Feb. 20-Under The sponsorship oT The Chompin' Chewin' Gum Co. The baskeTball Team was given a big pep up. New yells were learned and The band provided music Tor The lasT pep session beTore The secTional. March I-The l-liT Parade oT l946 B.C. was presenTed Tor The K.l-l.S. hep-caTs by J. P. RoberT- son. All The ancienT insTrumenTs Trom a bow sTring To The Sems or small silver TluTes were included in The insTrumenTal and vocal presenTaTion, March B--The iuniors proved Their dramaTic abiliTies by presenTing Their hilarious comedy, Ever Since Eve. The casT was made up OT Elaine Shoner, Argil Shock, Gene MounT, MargareT Car- Teaux, Shirley STephens, Mary Shew, Jack Messner. Beverly Baughman, Ted Spidel, Bill SmiTh, and oThers. Miss Eminger direcTed The play. March I5-The TirsT in a series oT TalenT day pro- grams was presenTed. Classes, clubs, musical groups, eTc., puT TorTh Their mosT TalenTed in order To make This program a success. March 22-This was a conTinuaTion oT The TalenT Day series and presenTed more TalenT and more Tun Tor The sTudenTs. March 29-STill more TalenT was presenTed Tor The sTudenTs' enioymenT. April 5-Mr. Schwab aT The movie proiecTor was The main acTor on This program. April I2-Mr. Paul Ashby was in charge oT The program which dealT wiTh puppeTs and puppeT making. April I9-T-loly Week is a no audiTorium week Tor The sTudenTs, since special servies are conducTed in The churches during The regular Timo Tor audi- Torium. April 26-Wig and PainT presenTed anoTher one- acT play much To The enioymenT oT The sTudonT body. April 29-Jesse Rae Taylor gave soveral dra- maTic inTerpreTaTion3 in a very inTere5T'ng program. May IO-A musical program was presenTed as a TiTTing conclusion To The acTiviTies oT NaTional Mu- sic Week. May I7- Who will geT The blue ribbons? was The guesTion in The minds oT all The sTudenTs as They enTered The audiTorium. Awards Tor scholarship and parTicipaTion in school acTiviTies were presenTed To The sTudenTs by The Teachers and sponsors oT The various groups. Page ThirTy-eighT 'E if 1- f' K AWARDS IN DRAMATICS as W I . f Y w .I TP W , MQW N If :jx Z 'F MTA fm -JK ei' Q 'pgewf fJ4,,Zqv di C151 if if C ,f'fU ff' Q55 r W V V QA J gf U-li T A f Mu, W wif W' , jdaxef . 5 L V E39 '33 6 W . A Pg Thi, AND CAME THE SPRING Cn April ll, 1945, The iunior class showed The sTudenT body and The public iTs Tine dramaTic abiliTy by giving, as iTs class play, The delighTTul comedy in Three acTs, And Came The Spring. The sTory has To do wiTh The children's spring vacaTion Trom school and all The Troubles Thaf can happen in ThaT shorT Time. From The opening curTain unTil The happy ending, They kepT The audience in sTiTche'5. wiTh Their wisecracks and Their cavorTing around. PaT Redmond, who played EllioTT T-larTman, The learned son oT Mr. T-larTman, Dick Decamp, couldn'T quiTe see The sense in The oTher kids' good Times and ThoughT ThaT everyone, like him- selT, should sTay alone, be guieT and wriTe a book. Jeannine MounT as Midge, his sisTer, Tried all sorTs oT ways To make him acT like The resT oT The boys his age and Tinally rneT wiTh some suc- cess Toward The end oT The vacaTion. Mrs. T-larTA man, KaThleen Wible, along wiTh Mr. T-larTman Tried To keep Things cheerTul Tor everyone and did a preTTy good iob oT keeping The kids ouT oT Too much mischiei. Dave Baker as Buzz Lind- say, lVlidge's boy Triend, could hardly keep up wiTh her brain sTorms buT Tound himselT wrapped up in Them iusT The same. When Virginia T-larTman, Phyllis Skiles, a very TemperamenTal girl, inviTed Carollyn WebsTer, Beverly Heign, a debuTanTe Trom New York ciTy, To spend The vacaTion aT her home, she had no idea whaT complicaTions would develop. ln The TirsT place, her TaTher knew noThing oT Carollyn's coming, her broTher didn'T like The idea, and liTTle did she know ThaT her beau, KeiTh Nolan, played b Bob Nelson, would Tall head over heels Tor Carohyn. Things eased up a liTTle aTTer Carol- lyn came and EllioTT Told her whaT he ThoughT OT her and lvlr. T-TarTman goT over The shock OT her coming, KeiTh, a sophisTicaTed person, played up well To Carollyn, To Virginias dismay, buT T x.. Page ForTy - - .-.- .ng-f ng-.ag.-mm COMEDY FROM THE IUNIORS A Cawglllyn lllgd E lf EWU -Jw-gr-,l r'ri: lfi',lfH ',' fy: l,l', ,,f,1 Llp, rl, rw rr, , ' ml-ed up llwal nO one wir, uri- flmf lw vm lllerin 'lml had rw-n rl.f'w ,-N, 1 wnr,-n Bug' 'r rl Clani, ,, Or flwil lle- liked anyone. nil.: ri- TQ l'111Vil '9 l wwf: rl..llr,ii .rr ' liLlI,r,. llwlnqs alvvaya :3r'qlVe-md dzi NN i.-.wa-r wner fri, rin? 3' ll'1VV Ql HE f, .,'r Mn, Freddle Nrjwrllw and 6553, A lfgn, B313 lxllllryv .ang Plfi1r'rr:.5n. l.lr, Fling: rwr rnjjili ,fmgg lmqln. Pa' Brennan, carnal over lo SGC Ml-iiqly. Tnfg-X, al' field lm-mnd lirrfll, gn? rm Qfmrade ld fell ways nad Qgnwellwlnd fo or di ani: 'j-,+Q-rl,n1nf1- Wi, w'5f- 4' and 'lu 'Q-lllfvin 'ln-, .-.llile allalr, was glad ro +nenw e-uri-' UK! -' '-,lr1a, Wni' alrg: r- fL.'Lv'1i'? Curr l wlwo lllouqlwl llwel, were Uvrailsp' flmrndlwl C 1'!' Clwrlgflng Mgiru r 1,,' 1, f,-! 1 by Pal Barbara Appleman 51: Edna 'lug Wad, and CC7X ,f,l'lUN'lWf'Y f Qr1V1i'l'l+, C bl,7mle- limi, dilid Lauren Al: as Cllaniy, l'l '? qardeng-r llriri la liwle W-i'LlVF'Cl drl ll ew,-r l f 'v','q-n ff,n-W7 love allalr Ol llwelr Qwn, bm flwe, icnldn' leer. ,rw-r lvl lvlIfiiqf3 ivilr, nv g, .' f1: fln in nl, Q-ara, I' lo llwenwielve, lor lrinq lzeial. Q fill Mldde, BP-iliiwi lwr nrllfnfil alla Hifi angr'lw+'r fault lnal Qabby and Freddie. if zyhllng rrilr rjifl r glw- xiiurrilr,-i Aran Fields, p,a,r3d l3yJE1r1l RQfifd,rll.f2dlv1ldqf9 Nl'n NI, R201- fin fa, dlreffir ard Dftl buf Couldnl ge' wir , lar began-je ol BUZZ, l-lf? Borden and ClW3l'l+1 - lrlgll' 513 rllgnqfi manaqor' wah rallwer znl, +01 and lvlljdif didn? qc, lgr fha' 'na plfz, -l'r1QV-fi'l'Q l flfi'f11rLlWl, g1r'Jwa a lyl sorl ol peridn. More Cf,'TWljllQri+l'f'W'E--iflfrfri' ie' of run frr f-.ff-r C 'n'f'Q3 ,fwrl 34 lrre-re lween lwlg nwollmer and lallng-r, Mr, and Mm, Fields, wrgrfif Fi lil? will peirrlfi' wn: swirled E ,,.f 1 livafgrg- and Dlayed Duane Dllin BTU Mar, Ann Blmiqfi newer Qil li wird il rirraiu. r1A,x fx, d,, V145 l',r l,xl 'Q SENIORS PRESENT TENNYSON'S THE CAST rlhlf- 'Xl-'lllLlE' l3'oEerf llifls-in LADY MARGAEET Virginia lvlesser ,lLll l ll i3LllfllNll-'L l-,ilhliiij-n Wilwlel LADY YSOLDE Elarbiira Appleman l'XLlllKEELlfll irfifhiid Dig-Camp LADY BEATRKDE Barbara l-losler 7 Nfl ll'iEE' Elfhard Borden LADY MELISSA Sulie l-lerr NE if-fx'sX,AlTXl R-:ilieif Miller LADY ROSAMUND Barbariii Haley .flsllil Ol ASlf'lAT Rviberl E. Moses VOlCE OE LYQNNESSE 'virginia Wliillord 'lf' lf'l7ll l' Charles lsinighl Tl-lE HERMIT Earl Rose LAX 'VUE Dwi-,l Ealer lxNlGl-llS ,li-ill Reed, Dean Jaclson, Dcnald Dules l,All.f ,lwinnino lvlounf .W fl I' .i R xx W uwr Y-i iqxiffw l-mile Miller ll 'sll lm MH El L' R l s'lf'm ANY NlX'lATl Phyllis Slile-5 Business Manager, Miss lvl-,jo Slephens LAUNCELOT AND ELAINE The agefold slorx ol Launcelol and Elaine, music, gave 'Launcelol and Elaine all lhe qual- nwade lamous lri lennison and well known lo all ifies a good play should have. ol us, nas given bi lhe class ol lf?-46 on Decem- Splendid ailing was seen in such maior roles ber ll and IZ l945, as ils class play. The un- as Launcelol, Elaine, King Arlhur and Queen usualli, good porlrayal ol characlers, Combined Guinevere and also in such minor roles as The wifh colorful Scenery, iighling, cosluming and dumb servanl of Lord Aslolal and The unseen Page Eorly-lwo LI-XUNCELCT AND ELAINE 1 VQICE- of L',frfx+33SE'. 'i 'ifV'1TVi Nrrh :hrJ!VjY' and ,rrrfyy bfirrrfhrgg Prjfrfrayal of Chisrarferi. wff, Lrrmqhr QU? and .ur i rf :ww rjlrfrr-f-N r1 l ir'f4 ff, rhf- gfhgr, wr 'hu helped by The eWabJrr1r+: 'iQ'Q+L1VYlrVW'3 1',, f H wh, Iwi'-. rf he rum? nr fhfir, sfwwf ih-M Ncigurv adorg. The lnhiqhrr Eh Ahelr -,ilwsr farmyr hw-'ffri1 fir'-3 fhrfw mhrrq irw fha mrhiqhf, fha? fhey were worrhy 'Q be-Yung My I- ihq f'Nr'hr,,r'u E, fha- rihrmqlrrq arf 'hr Mqhfg 'hw qmfjfh ha' fable round. The King and Q.1+3f2ra and ali rhy ww- 'hw rn iqr'cr,zr'r1i 5 ',,N r 'hu r'-1iw1,U,rr.f1'r- lofi: Yadiez of rhe Crirurr were dmiaild Eh ich -and 'Lvru-wb+1Uf+3f:rrLfwhrir,-1',?mr!QUfAffrrQuIrwevere. Colorrui gowns in Leeoirwq with rhe gow? Lw+1VTH'., Tw 611.13 P 3 aw: ':Ermrhir', of Low Azf'2fEMN'1 Lady Vlviearfs Crifsmme gave The rrmifren ith lhnf wrzw wr, fm A--cehehf rirfwglqrrvurvi for fha Char- ghe wan E1 ghrewd, 'zfihemimg Ch-arader, whhih ww-r qw: gfQr'ihah',r or Eialrrfif. She prrjved ro Om rhfg fjwhgr hghrj, 'hr' 'grrrr Twgrf, wwyrf- rrvfarr, hm-iq-rf, rm'ff?r'r'v2rrwriffgrrgd pllcrry of rhe dr+3'53 cf Halma 'OH rhf: audre-rcs 'f', . Tw rr' fhi-'ff were fhrr rrrrrh 'r '2UC and 5+ ,3 gfahce thaf Elaine wa, ri yuumq, gray mr Q parrtp: C+,-PAF, Thr- err! rf,- mr: WC fr: ard 5raqef?y me-f, Lind-headed maiden ,wrw wwf- rf-Rr,-wfri .farrf mfmf- rfrfzfral heamlui Q The: grage hdperi, woried Tong and hard Crm V,'VT'lJC?'1?V V'Y'X im ur 'Q '1 Chimi- sfrucfinq rhe Sieher, and Manning The lrghrihq AN ,fha vim V J.,-rf: ffqmofi 'P 1' WLFMJ'T ,9fOf hffiifs. Thcfir firrirli w1i: Q rm? rh Vai, ri' +1 ich mi Perf! fm iw- fr 'hw rrrif.. eabcfrwe and Change or rcemerf IrhrhQ'dleTe3', ow rhel andre-PCG ,W-i-f1r,Nrh,rN rpfn, R by ', i1Q1f2i1 W +hrg- high In fhe mood ror rhe hirhawimg 1524. fihffrl P1wii7 '7' Thr cfjrhgrfd Uqrrjrgn gf rhe ia HQ waz brawl f Fa QL Fr' ri if fhfr-Q - f N flH.STSHOLlING!! THE' U16 If olizaa Zn Th S I fKdIIH HghshlKdHu Id p +vl XXXIIIf+h Ky Mm PQO WIG AND PAINT Under The capable hands oT our capTains, The sponsors and oTTicers, The good ship Wig and PainT again was launched inTo The sea oT anoTher school year, I945-46. To head The crew, we chose Jeannine iVlounT, presidenT3 Argil Shoclc, vice presidenT3 Barbara Appleman, secreTary: Gene MounT, Treasurer, Donna Dillon, David Balmer, Virginia ivlesser, ex- Tra execuTive board members: Diclx DeCamp, producTion manager: and Charles KnighT, as- sisTanT producTion manager. We had loTs accomplished on The high seas This year besides having loTs oT Tun accomplish- ing iT. For an example, our crew made an excellenT showing in audiTorium programs. We had every- Thing Trom sailor Diclc DeCamp's l'Polonnaise'l To land-lubbers Lauren ATZ, Bud Brown, and PaT Re-dmondis demonsTraTion on how noT To be painTers. Then, in sharp conTrasT, we had Bar- bara l-losleris and Jeannine lvlounT's version oT Romeo and JulieT while Marilyn Briclcley and Alyce Knepper puT Their own original Touch To Shakespeare, We musT noT TorgeT The clever one-acT play which some oT our mermaids gave, called Three To GeT Ready, a play which was worlced ouT originally by The crew which included Mary Shew, lvlargareT CarTeaux, Donna Dillon, Beverly Baugh- man and Elaine Shoner. Besides This, anoTher large program was planned Tor The end oT April. This program was Tor The public. Our sTunT nighTs really showed The oceans oT TaleriT our club has. Didn'T Ted Spidel loolc silly crawling over The sTage? l-le was an air- plane, remember? Some oT The senior boys showed us how To play golT and some very Tine sTunTs were given by our iunior crew, The ap- prenTices. IT you wanTed To see our declc being scrubbed, you should have pulled in porT To waTch our clean-up nighT. lThaT is iT you can sTand The Banolll Our navy really was deTermined To clean The declcs and porTholes, so we all Tell To worlc wiTh cries oT T-ley, whaT would you call This? or maybe 'lWhere's cupboard l3? Because a greaT many baslceTball games were scheduled on Tuesdays, our regular meeTing nighT, several oT our meeTings were cuT, buT we learned many inTeresTing Things abouT The Tech- nique oT acTing, The lighTing sysTem and The arT oT malce-up, None oT us can TorgeT The clever sTage a Tew apprenTices made. The sTage was equipped wiTh a real miniaTure lighTing sysTem. Say, lVlaTes, don'T geT The idea ThaT Wig and PainT is all worlc. We-'ve had loads oT Time Tor Tun, Too. Our parTy in March was a greaT success and was aTTended bv almosT eighTy sailors, Our Tormal senior Tarewell bangueT was in May. Our personnel is made up oT The Top sTudenTs in high school and iT is an honor To belong To our ship. Our members noT only excel in drama, buT we have many members who do Tine worlc in arT, music, and Tap dancing. One oT our members aTTended The l-ligh School lnsTiTuTe aT NorTh- wesTern UniversiTy lasT summer and almosT all oT The members have had acTual experience in plays or audiTorium programs. This year, we seniors will leave guiTe a denT in The crew, Tor almosT 30 seamen have weaThered The sTorms and calms oT high school and are abouT To shove OTT on cruises To all parTs oT The Page l:orTy-Tour YOUNG DRAMATISTS w r We llwinlc our grioniaors have own., Q1 won I, ,-,W i:,.ifi,n, J.-.lil W' ui, I1i'z?', riff? V10 I V i 4 derlul 'ob as Caplalns and we vriill lo erpreui. our ,i-1 rrrmig. ,L-Q, rj v.r' A,-viili ur L,,,f 'Qr,r,dl3-YQ gn Qincere llwanks and qralilucle lij Misra Roberlf-on Gil ul lvl iiriii 5 i 1. an 'ni-, Lil gil fgrilvirlqj Barbara Aoplenwan Dick Al: Lauren Al: David Balcer Beverly Bauqlwnwan Barbara Bonar Dicli Borden Pall Brennan Marilyn Brii,lle5, Bud Brown Mary Ann Burger Marqarel Carleau- Pal Coney Jaclie Cunninqliarn Barbara DeBelius Dick DeCafrip Ellrieda Diellm Donna Dillon Norma Jean France Joyce Frilz Sharon Aldrich Gloria Armel Marilyn Axel Qalrley Barre-ll Elizabelli Beale Sandra Berlialler Mary Lee Blurner Jeanne Borden Ruie Clillon Rosalie Davis Xena Dice Belly Drurnlweller iss Eminqer and Miss Aunqnl, And lo llwijisp we 'Dani own ui! lnii ln, EXPERIENCED SEAMEN QMEMBERSI Jane, Grralrirn Bally Green Barbara l-lali'-y Sxnn Hall JCM' i ' Lldll Bevf-rl, l-liiion gLlilE l-llflrlr -4 ,, 3.,,y Ji 'fin Helm, Bar L-iira Hi ,--, lrir l Peo l-'irnme flxlime lncpriiiir Clmrli,-5, lfnifilwl David Lieb lleoq , Lia-lil Bally Malo in Jian Mellr,-rd Virainia Megizer Barbara Mfiler Bob Miller Bob E. Moses APPRENTICE SEAMEN lAPPRENTICESl Arlnur Plinclzinqer Harold l-lanez Bam l-loll Joanne l-lossinqer Marqarel l-ludson Cariifn llwrie Alyie Knepper -. . ,- - EllkaC':ll'W l' MQW J'nw Maloon Caro Marl-5 Jaclf Messner Helen Miller lei livll LPI l'-.'lii'.vg l?7i'Uv': lxliyurwl liwirirmirir- lkfliiiunl B-ir lxlf-lrfirw VM' P i,1i Jin-iinn lf I , Zlwf-vv , ' lr Klqirlw illiifler Dial fini,iur'i Pnylh, 5-lilig-ix lriri 'Seidel filiiiiw, Slerg,l1i,fri'3 Di fi F l glrinelirralrer lr' an Trowbridge ,lifin lrowbridqe Vfimle Lllnl Virginia Vvlriilliird l-alnleen Vfilifle .l 'fin Tielm'-ll Clliver lXlel,on Beverly Q Dell Harold Reefer paula Slleeli Gloria Blwibby Bill Srnillw Bell, Sleriilienz ,lffxnn Weinrnuler slr, lflfeiriijl. Rlwcda Wenlsclw Pirie Firl d STUDENT BAND When school sTarTed in SepTember all The senior members oT The band were sad, Tor iT was our lasT year and we were wiThouT a direcTor and direcTors were hard To Tind, AbouT The second weelc oT school Mr. Brumbaugh inhoduced To us Mr. Jacobs. our direcTor, who had iusT been dis' charged Trom The air corps aTTer compleTing TiTTy missions overseas. Since all The members were inTeresTed and pracTiced hard, we soon def veloped one oT The besT bands Kendallyille had had in a lang Time. Our TirsT perTormance oT The year was aT The annual l-lalloween celebraTion, where a special sTunT, done by parT oT The band, won Third prize. The band, wiTh Twelve oTher bands Trom norTh- ern Indiana, parTicipaTed in The Armisfice Day parade in ForT Wayne. The parade, which lasTed Tor Two hours, was The largesT in which The band ever has marched. Mr. Jacobs as SanTa Claus, direcTed The band, which was in a ChrisTmas Tree TormaTion, in The playing oT ChrisTmas carols aT The lasT game beTore ChrisTmas. ATTer The baslceTball season The band sTarTed pracTicing some overTures Tor iTs spring concerT. The Tollowing band members will graduaTe This spring: Diclc Borden, Many Ann Burger, Jaclc Frehse, EsTher l-loTTmeyer, Charles KnighT, Beclcy McKellar, MargareT Muesing, and Bob Miller. BAND MEMBERS CLARINETS Carolyn Ihrie Diglr Borden Gloria Sell Margarel Muefin rg Sue Slrcinnan Evelyn G-ifhring Alfred Gulslein Mary Shew FRENCH HORNS Charles KnighT James Maloon BARITONES Wayne Lindsey Darrell Trasler CORNETS Reber? Miller Becley McKellar Donna Dillon Bob Miiselhorn Donald Moore MarTha Lieb Phada Wenfsch Eslher l-loTTmeyer FLUTES Mary Ann Burger Elizabwh KnighT Marilyn Axel OBOE Elaine Ashby Page Forfy-six SAXCPHONES Jack MarTi Jo Ann Weihrnuller Jeanne Borden TROMBONES Gene Mounf Oliyer Nelson aAssgs I Francis Kiebel Dean BOTchuclr PERCUSSIONS Franli Messer Argil Shock Jael Frehse MUSIC MAKERS ORCHESTRA The orfihesfra, Lmcic-r the abc dirfgfciix of Mr. Jacobs, has spin? woe' of M5 f-1fhifare.aW3 c1f!'Enq1 OVQGUEISO amd x:faQ'W:5OQ1 :or ihe :chng ciwierf 1+ 'H I ' Nb 1OVfLJVNSfi' Tha' 'haw we mah, iargari Lffwcuerchssrvwew ehxj deryafffhe-h'aW inseam walt' wg 'XJ Tale fhe QYQCQ, of 'hc 5 1,,' hiyxvhwq qradpaf 'hq 'w'w3rhr3+3r5: Barbara fmxgwhgrhah Pa Bwhhah Nah, Aww Bmqer, pal Cin,-,,J'f1h PYf1fCQ,AFU Wah Shi? Hem Bail, V,1fiWi'h51v Bafsira VWM Chili SWK. HIGH SCHOOL TRIO Kehdf3NhfiHe High SC:7iC' Y: ver, grind Of if: gfrinq Mo, Ifs members are three fiiewixif, Md GWWOHROUE sophwyrhxgrea Rada Sheef, Ehiaoefh Khlqhh and Shafoh Ndr'3'1'1. The ffxj has hear' Cahea uri? rhihy 'PWC 'hroughow fha oak izhicl .eau Baines C 3,4UQ ?cr l Uf '1EVOUS schgcmi avi! 'Via 'he havemh+Ri1 reccgnhcw emo male hm 'he 'Cffh5rif Q Pia Q1 f, F: Thy, haw? pafhirnwf-0 fif 'hi Rimr, Chu, fh, Lhjfh' CME, fhfl Buzihc,-Q and pff-+I+?,':4CVW-il Worn Qhx CME, and the Him ,mn Vkfiahlhq ff'hgi1N3,er. nafqufjf. The rhqlj dmj,ir'm9m? F51 Wqh Lifalii fif +P?-gg' UAVNQ ah-3 hfjzjfi-5, 'PIU' 3 ' rhzjhjhfvfghi 'Ml Q a' 5' Yhfiifhw Vf f 3rMv'3evi-rw ' '- ' 14'-1' 1F ' ' A ' ' -:T:1 'H' VOICES THAT THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR , The A Cappella Choir, affer a few years of sfruggle due fo fhe loss of manpower, is baclc on ifs feef. Lasf year if almosf became an All Girl Choir, buf fhis year we have a fine balance of bass and fenor voices, and are able again fo sing A Cappella, meaning, wifhouf accompanimenf. Une of fhe really oufsfancling evenfs fhis year was fhe singing wifh an All l-ligh School Choral group of some 350 voices before fhe N.l.T.A. af Quimby Audiforium, Forf Wayne. This chorus, direcfed by Mr. Paxfon of Indianapolis, was composed of voices from choral groups of fhe Norfheasfern Indiana high schools. Thirfy-six persons were permiffed fo enfer from Kendall' ville and several of our members were included in fhe singing of solo passages. As is fhe annual cusfom, fhe choir sang Chrisf- mas carols for an hour in a processional fhrough fhe corridors of bofh buildings fhe Thursday morning before Chrisfmas. Friday affernoon we gave a program of Chrisfmas music, illusfrafed by fableaux and readings from fhe speech de- parfmenf. We sang fhe Rifualisfic Program for fhe Ellcs Memorial Service on fhe firsf Sunday in Decem- ber. This is anofher annual cusfom. Using fhe numbers fhaf were sung af Forf Wayne, fhe Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club and fhe enfire choir gave fhe maior parf of fhe audiforium program January 25. We had more fun af Virginia Messer's Jan- uary 28, af a parfy in honor of Jane and Ann l-lall and Bob Nelson. Each was given a going- away giff. The choir sang and special numbers were given by various members of fhe group. Maior concerfs were given for fhe Kendall' ville Music Club in March and for fhe public during Nafional Music Weelc. As always fhe choirs final appearance was af Baccalaureafe. The girls of fhe choir malce up fhe Maclrigal Club and fhe boys, fhe Boys' Glee Club. All musf be members of chorus class. Page Forfy-eighf , .s ,.fn.f J. .. H BRING MELODY QOPRANOS 51.105 TENORS ,j. :,J,,,., Q. 1, , MA 3, L A Q.: VNU, AVF Z-J: C1':4'w All L.: Z' Ag I X A ' H H r A A ,ffa-f w f- f 1 1 ' -wi fi-'M '.':L-' , ':, V H .Y,,--Y vA f ,-95' Hw QA' '5 , H92-J Nw: D Lv, P-'fe' Pa' Q A r BASSES ,A F ,, :iff M -' V' E,-,Hr, pkg r n LT V Y- H . '.'v ka :ef WV C 5 F339 Fjv' rw --:-.:.:f.:':.: 4' . giig-- , .. Q x, 3 E '5 TJ-, a HIGH SCHOOL IOURNALISTS Edilor Assislanl Edilor Arl Deoarlmenl Boys Allilelic lfdilor Giris' Allilelii EdilOr Columns Typisls Reporlers FaCully Adviser Edilor Arl Deparlmenl Boys! Allilelic Edilor Girls' Allnlelic Edilor Columns Typisls Reporlers Treasurer Facully Adviser FIRST SEMESTER STAFF , . , Richard Slonebralcer , . , ,, Bob E. Moses Mary Ann Burger, Belly Haas, Beverly Heign , ,, Duane Dillon A , . Pal Barlcer . .. Beverly Heign, Bill Wambsganss ,, Pal Barlcer, Barbara Smilln, Cloanna Swogger ,,,Mary Ann Burger, Belly Haas, Beverly Heign, Esllier Holl- meyer, Bernard Kleiman, Barbara Smillw, Cloanna Swogger , ,,, , , , Miss Gilliland SECOND SEMESTER STAFF ,. ..,,,,,. , , Barbara Appleman Y ,..Jeanelle Deibele, Barbara Haley, Virginia Messer ,, , Dean Jackson , , ,,. Belly Weiriclc ,. ,, ,,,s,,,,,,.. , Lauren Alz, Barbara Haley Barbara Appleman, Barbara Hosler, Rulli Ann McCormick Did' Aicliele, Jaclc Balcer, Jeanelle Deibele, June Gaines, Don Gongwer, Barbara Hosler, Dean Miller, Gene Mounl, Orea Mulholland, Pal Redmond H ,,,,, ,,,, , ,, , ,, ,,,,, Virginia Messer Miss Gilliland Page Filly PUBLISHERS OF THE SPOTLIGHT l GIRL RESERVES Dear Diary: Golly, lhis year has gone lasl, hasn'l il? ll seems like only lasr week lhal we had our lirsl Cabinel meeling. Remember lhal7 Each Cabi- nel member and her sponsor look a lunch and wenl down lo lhe lake lor a picnic. l-lere we lalked over our plans lor lhe coming year. Seplember I I-We had our lirsl Girl Reserve meeling. We wenl down lo lhe lake lor a picnic. Al lhis meeling lhe Cabinel inlerpreled lhe G. R. code lor lhe new girls. Seplember 25-We had as our guesl speaker Mrs. l-larold Neel lrom Porl Wayne. She has lraveled a lol and she look us on an imaginary lrip around lhe world. Gclober 9-All lhe Girl Reserves look parl in a discussion Gurselves. Gclober 23-Recognilion services lor new members were held in lhe lillle gym. Aboul 30 girls were laken in as mernoers. November 20-Barbara lrlosler conducled a very prelly Thanksgiving candlelighl service. December l84We enlerlained lhe under- privileged children al our annual Chruslmas par- ly. Al lour o'clock we all galhered in lhe sewing room, We each look our lillle guesl inlo lhe lillle gym where we played various games. Alyce Knepper and Suzie Herr each lold a Chrislmas slory. Several ol lhe high school boys sang songs and Kalhleen Wible led lhe group in Chrislmas carols. Then Sanla Claus came and gave each child a gill. Aller relreshmenls we look our guesls home. January 6-Wasnll lhal baskelball supper lun? We each look our own lunch and ale clown in lhe sewing room. lNe lalked and sang and lhen wenl lo lhe game. I February l3fEvery girl looks lorward lo rhis meeling wilh much pleasure because lhis is a lime when we can enlerlain our molhers-lhis is lhe Girl Reserve lvlolher-Daughler Desserl. The decoralions carried oul lhe Valenline lheme. Virginia Messer acled as loaslmislress, Peggy Lieb gave lhe welcome, and lvlrs. Charles l-losler gave lhe molhers' response. Donna Dillon led us in devolions and Phyllis Skiles led group singing. lvlrs. George Benlley direcled a girls' chorus composed ol Girl Reserves. Jeannine Mounl gave a reading. Our guesl speaker, lvlrs. R. Nelson Snider ol Forl Wayne, gave a very in- leresling lalk on our lheme 'lGur Reconslrucled World. The program closed wilh a candlelighl recessional. February 28-All lhe girls look parl in a dis- cussion on lhe poelry ol our allies. Devolions were led by Becky McKellar on PAlTl-l-a lun- Clamenlal word. March I2-Recognilion services were held Page Pillyflwo CARRY ON Tor new members. We had a candlelighT si-rviiie in The li+TIe gym. March 267 The Bool-,s We-r'ei Nol Burnedlii ThaT was The Theme Tor This meeTing. We had a discussion wiTh all The G. Rfs Taling parT. April 9-This meeTing was also a disifuusion. The Theme was, No Nahon is l-Toocless.,' Bai bara Miller led us in devoTion1 wiTh FQRGTVE 1 The unique word. April 23-ThaT was realli a swell meeTingl Remember? Several oT The sTores helped us in T3 sTyle show. Forrnals, sporT cloThes. iewelrs, and haTs were modeled by The girls in The club. May 7.--Yes, iT's abouT The end oT Qu R. oays Tor us seniors. This meeTing was an insTallaTion oi new oTT'icers and a senior Tarewell. May 20-Though we seniors had had a Tull day aT The picnic, we goT all dressed up Tor our Final Fling, which was a Tormal dance in The liTTle gym. Besides our regular meeTings, we have had Two parTies This year. On November 2 we had a NuTTing parTy, The liTTle gym was decoraTed wiTh picTures oT diFTerenT lcinds oT nuls-YG. Rfs. Fach girl wore The nuTTiesT cosTume she could Tind. BeTTy FoughT was given grand prize. We played games, danced. and had reTreshmenTs. As Girl Reierves we Try To live uo TJ ThaT parl ul LJLH Ci.TdG Wl'Tli,l'1 Ling, Rfiixrl, lui! glirvlifw. Al Thanlsgiving Tirne wr- Tilled fi lvaiilr-T wiTh Tood which wa given To T11 needy Tamily, As in ofher years we helriild To prieinmilr- Tho Junior Red Cross drive bi, solir3iTing The high sfghaal sTudenT body Tor membership ii., We are also wide awal-e To The needs oT The ravaged counTries oT Europe so we decided To lfy To do our biT. Through our G. R. magazine 'The Boolrshe-lT we learned oT The dire need Tor rnill- in Czechoslovakia, WiTh The money we made ,elling pop and ice cream aT one basleTbalI game, we senT Three cases oT condensed mill and Two cases oT cocoa To The people of Czechia siovalia. AnoTher service To help Rec-:iniTruCT The XNorld was underTalen by our club, Through Miss Fower we learned oT an organizahon which aids war vicTims. We 'adopTed a ThirTeen-year' old French girl whose name is BernadeTTe Mon- TenbaulT, She, lilre so many Europeans, has :Tui- Tered many hardships ThroughouT The war years. Twice each monTh, Tor a period oT sir monThs, we will send her a box oT Tood. cl:iThes or oTher useTul arTicles. And now, Dear Diary. since This is The end oT sihool and The complehon oT our G. R. year, ill say good-bye. Page FiTT , .Three Ain? God goool To lndianal Folks, a leller never lcnows Jusl lwow close lie is +o Eden Till, somelime, lie ups and goes Seelcin' fairer, greener peslures Tlwen lie has riglil lwere ef lwome. - William l-lerscliell Page Two VOCATIONAL AG ACTIVITIES :- I VEIT DETECTINC TVTASTITTS BY on HE WHlTlQ5.l,D,E 1,A. -TEST ' SO. MILFORD Cnn DI icrr.-or Page FiTTy-Tour 'l i, T: T PicTured above are Wilbur GoTTs and James VeiT and Their demonsTraTion, NSC- lecTing a Good PainT. Wilbur and James ranlced second place aT The disTricT conTesT aT T-TunTerTown and won TirsT place in painT clemonsTraTions aT Purdue 4-T-T Round-Up. The boys and Mr. Schinbeclcler were each awarded a TwenTy-Tive dollar war bond. James is serving in The U. S. Navy. The LaGrange CounTy Champion live- sToclc judging Team Trom MilTord Town- ship is Jaclc Reed, Jack NorTh, Paul Bei- swanger and James BryanT. The Team was awarded The LaGrange CounTy livesToclc judging Trophy jpicTured on opposiTe page -cenTerj, placed Third in The disTricT aT l-TunTerTown and TourTeenTh lred ribbon groupl ouT oT 30 Teams in The STaTe Pair conTesT aT Purdue. Jaclc Reed was TiTTh individual ouT oT T20 conTesTanTs. Jack also placed TourTh in beeT judging and TenTh in sheep. James BryanT placed'Third in swine judging. The Team ranlced Tiffh in swine and TenTh in beeT judging. PicTured aT The le-TT is Ted Spidel and his demonsTraTion, DeTecTing lVlasTiTis by The N'VhiTeside TesT. Ted and his demon- sTraTion ranked TirsT aT The disTricT conTesT held aT T-lunTerTown, and second in The dairy demonsTraTion aT Purdue 4-T-T Round- Up in June. STATE VEGETABLE CHAMPIONS T5 ,T L iKendaTTviile Judging Team Bareiy TN'Ti.g.es Third TlaTiinaT TiTie,i i' Kendallville VegeTable Team Mfinner aT Purdue, and '-4 T-fendaTlvTlTi:- Teams Sweep Mud Crops ConTesT' are a Tew QT The newspaper head- Tines which represenT The acTiviTies QT This hand QT TwehT, Tgug Taming vegeTabTe iudges. T, Members OT This group pTaf:ed TourTh, TiTTh and eTevenTh aT The ' STaTe Pair ConTesT, TirsT, second, Third and, TaurTh aT The rnuil- :rap COnTesT aT ATbTon, and R:TT3erT Muesing s gfrh Team wan The ci:inTesT aT i NorTh Judson, as weTT as Topping The Tour Alb!-an Teams To win The B. gl O. vegeTaT3Te iudging championship. The gTaTe ':en'e2T aT Purdue iavv i The Teams in exeeTTenT Term, having The Twgi 'gp fgnhng Teamz and The TirsT Tour individuals. Tne oTher Three Teami rarTTed TiTTh fi-Th, and eighTh ouT OT 38 Teams. The winners CT The Purdue comer and Twice ha :ihaT CT'5V'TC'T'fPf received a Targe goTd pTaTeg Troph, wnch '5 r:'CTured aT r'ghT. TNTE 'TCi5V OT This Team are Renew Muesing, James Br,anT, and Pau Beiiw-ranger. They reqeived widespread puTgiTiciTi,f wiTh piiiures 'n The Tndfanapiiir STar, The TvTarTceT Grower' Ji:iurnaT, and a pTCTure en The Trer'T CT The naTionaT Convenhon program. The, ahe appeared on a L5fm1huTe pri' gram over WBAA aT Purdue. The naTionaT eonTesT aT Cincinnafi December 6, 7 was The rnii' OuTsTanding Trip ever spensered hi, The TKT-TS. Ag deparTmenT. T'Ni'h all efpenses paid, eighT boys and TWG 'QTTVT3 5F'9'Ti 5 'ferr' eniiffrade Tire dass seeing The highTighTs QT Cineinnah, PfiinT'5 CTT inTeresT iniruded 'ou' of mafpgg and Tndu5+r,f Tijihrg gf The ciT, Cincinnah zoo, and The ice carnivaT in The ConTirenTa Ricirn iT The T-Tefel TJeTherTand PTGZG- Tn The Tud9inQ :cnTesT The Team seT YTW? far- fffifdi i' 03455 QWUPCJ CW was a TiTTTe Tow in iudgfng Ti pe FQWEO :M :T a 'hifi niTi3'6T iihim' oionship b, onli, I4 Q-gint, The ah-sTaTe 'eam iT whiih Ten fipdeT was 5 member Wag Iguffn and 'he iTher 'earng ai ii-3 elf H T fee,-TH-, Oy QT gin,-Tve Tearni. Page PiTf, Tir -x 4-H CLUB ACTIVITIES wk fi 'I ' f, . s f . .,. T. .. -... - PicTured below The crops Team is lVTargareT Ivluesing and her seIecTion oT vegeTables Trom her garden. MargareT won second place aT The counTy exhibiT and placed in The whiTe ribbon group aT The STaTe Eair. She was selecTed as counTy garden achievemenT winner and her rec- ord was submiTTed To The sTaTe conTesT, Trom which she received a gold medal. Lower leTT is one oT The Tive sTeers which Earl Rose is Teeding This year in a 4-T-T proiecT. Earl Upper leTT is The Noble CounTy Crops Judging Tearn con- sisTing oT William Erey, T-larry WalTers, Earl Rose and Cleon T-loucla, noT in The picTure. They placed second in The conTesT aT LaGrange and TourTh aT The disTricT conTesT. Upper righT is The SIOO ChesTer WhiTe gilT oT which RoberT lvluesing was selecTed as sTaTe winner by The Indiana ChesTer WhiTe Breeders AssociaTion aT The STaTe Eair. showed an Angus sTeer aT The STaTe Eair lasT year and is a iunior leader in The LaGrange CounTy BeeT Club This year. Lower leTT is T-larold Reecer and his grand champion Barred Roclc roosTer aT The Kendallville Tair, T-Tarold also exhibiTed a pen oT pulleTs aT The STaTe Fair and was selecTed as counTy achieve- menT winner in poulTry, Tor which he received a gold medal. Page EiTTy-six FUTURE FARMERS Lf QP' fit 00 T CO CT Upper lell ls 'rhe Noble Conn?-7 ljhamplcrn llvcffirfl lucldfnd ream: Kennelh lash, Jacl Messner, Mal Flandl, and clzlhn Ananlas. They placed llrsl ar Hurverrown and ievenlh cm cf lhlrly reams al lhe Slere Fair ccfnlegl gl Purrdlle, Qclcrher l2, Jaclc lvlessner wa' lenlh Individual om cl l2O cr3nLef,+.an'3 Jaclc also placed rhlrd ln swine judging and lfennefh placed second in horse ludqinq. The reenw ranled ilecond in hcrrse judqlng, lourlh in peel' ludqlnq and nlnfh En sheep ludqing. Upper rlghl ls lhe Noble Criunly pmlllr, Eqq ,luclcllhd learn consisllng ol Bill Srnlrh, Torn S'clu', and l-larclld Re-ecer. The : Hearn ranLed href om ol elghr +eanw' ar l-lunlerllir-f.fr. Harold Reecer was hrs' Bll Sn'll'l'l secinn, and Tom Ffilperl Mueslrq, G11-n Svvjqqer Dean Barler Sloul was rhlrgl fncilvldrlal tm :T fhlrt-lwc cor- and Elzczere lNeher. Thu Niple Ccurvl, Dalrr, resfanrs. The learn placed elqhrh al 4,H leanw placed rhlrd al We dlilrlcl cirnlesl al l-lun Club Rpundllp al Purdue, lfrlcrwn, VJIVWUTFNQ a 'rw' 'l ' glare Dalr, ,ludq Lpwer le? lg M5-. Barler hcrlcllnq hlz. Anqui Eng ccrvesl 5' F'r,lrdl.e, The, placed elqlveenlh gfeer and The HQ,-5f.3r.j -rrggr 5-T hlg ljlfcllhcr. Crm gf lhlrlyf-fwfr learn ln lhi Cirnleil. Dean Barker. Bolh 'lleerra are on rhelr way lp Ar The lower rlghl 3, fNr'hur Fllcllnqer and produce some hlgh cqualll, lireelsleal rc, pe acld Maple Acrei p.C5.Trl 'y,A lmrl5E1lVf?SlWVTlE1f1lVl ln lhe apclion ar rhe Kendalvl le Felr ln Augufl. vcliallcrhal aqrlculmr 'IVWI 5. lfwlnq wllh an Lower rlghllsriwdalq''el5 1Le:' 'Q rlqhl are Hcrlzfeln dir, crilf-L' Page Flll, 'vi-vnrr H -W-, CLUB WINTER The mosT awaiTed evenT oT The T944-45 year came aT lasT on lvlay 2 when The seniors were The guesTs oT The iuniors aT The Club WinTer Ren- dezvous. Punch was served in The upper hall To each one as he arrived and Then The couples were shown To Their Tables by The waiTers. Trees and sTreeT lamps covered wiTh snow gave TorTh a winTry aTmosphere. while The snowe men againsT a view oT disTanT mounTains Turnish- ed a perTecT background Tor The club room. Dinner was served by waiTresses wearing whiTe ruTTled head bands and dainTy aprons. Through- ouT The dinner hour, several sTudenTs and TaculTy members received special messages delivered To Them by The head waiTer, David Lieb. lvliniaTure maTch boxes and cigareTTe pack- ages Tilled wiTh nuTs were given To The ladies and genTlemen, respecTively, by Two appropriaTely dressed cigareTTe girls, Gloria Shippy and Ro- salie Davis. Richard DeCamp emceed The program. The welcome was given by The iunior presidenT, Barbara Appleman, wiTh The senior presidenT, Don Deibele, giving The response. During The program, Argil Shock and PaT Redmond gave The club's guesTs many laughs when They came in dressed as newspaper men. They inTerviewed a Tew sTudenTs and Took individual as well as group picTures. Phyllis Skiles, as Dinah Shore, sang several solos and Jeannine lvlounT, using The sTage name oT Winnie Weeks, gave and acTed ouT a reading. Dick l-laymes, impersonaTed by Bob Nelson, and his Melody Maids, Gini WhiT- Tord, Sue l-lerr and KaThleen Wible, sang Tor The guesTs. Mr. L. D. Baker gave a shorT Talk. The program was broughT To a close wiTh The never-To-be-TorgoTTen dance Team, Rochelle and Beebe, who were dressed as a man and woman, wiTh The woman wearing a long golden wig and an old Tashioned black and whiTe dress. lmmediaTely aTTer The program, all The couples ioined in The grand march, wiTh The Girl Reserves' music box Turnishing The music. While The grand march was Taking place in Page l3iTTy-eighl' RENDEZVOUS JV gb. jr M - -A-- .,A-f -- lhe big gym, rhe rabies and chairs were remov- ed from The liffle gym. Cochrane orcheslra moved in and Furnished music for lhose who cared JFO dance away lhe evening. P R O G Masler of Ceremcnes Welcome and Rendezvous Duel Response 'Your Rendezvous ' Dinah Shore Winnie Weelqg Roche le and Beebe Movies were shown in fhe school audiloriurn ro rhose who didnl care lo dance and TO hose who wanred lo resl ailer dancing RAM ME Richard Decamp Barbara Appleman Barbara Hoiler. Virginia Messer Don Deibele Mr. L. D. Balmer Phyllis Sluilef. Jeannine Mounl David Baker and Lauren All Roper? Nelson Dick l-laymes and rhe Melody Maids Kalhleen Vvible, Virginia Whiliord, and Suzie Herr M E N U Suc de Fruit Pale de Jambon Pomme de Terre Perils Pos Salade Perils Paine Galeau Cale Page Fiftonine Ediror -1- Par Redrncnd Girls Sporis - Zona Burger, Par Barker Baeinefs Manaqer ff Riclwaro Sronebraker Ao - Jack Frelwse, ,lack Reed, Earl Rose Plwolograply, Eoifor 4 Charles Kniqlnr Music e- Karlwleen Wible, Barbara Hosler, Sales lvlanaqer -A Ricbard DeCarnp Virginia Me-sser, Becky McKellar Sales Cornnwir'-ee -- Barbara Appleman, Proolwecy - Pldyllis Skiles, Pal Coney Roberl Miller, Norma Jean France, Su- Will - Pali Brennan, Joyce Frirz :ie l-lerr, Lauren Puri, David Balzer llwmbnail Skelclw - Ann l-lall, Jane lalall Arr Cornrnillee S -Veryle Ulwl, Virginia l-lisilory S Tlweresia llirie, Barbara l-laley Vlfliirlord, Duane Dillon, Pbylli-S Slraler Sporlighl - lvlarylin Kelly Social -- Barbara Snwillw Drarnarics e Doris Brown, Dick Borden, Calendar - Evelyn Waller Beverly l-leign, Barbara Bonar Bporls Edilor Bernard Kleirnan Jokes - lwlargarel lvluesing, Cloanna Bgiiorls Cornnwillee - Bob Moses, Donald Swoqger, l-larold Brown Bnippy, Roberl Reade G. R. - Peggy Lieb, Jeanelle Deibele Page Sixly SPORT SHORTS' fl' - '- ...- 4? vfff if Y-l. fx .: 9: J ' V -, '- , e -, -- .Q '. ' I . 2 1, h- . For when The Onc Gres? Scorer comes fo wrife againsf our name. He wri+es nof wlwa+ we won or los?-buf how we played 'rlwc game. Page Sixfy-one OUR COACHES Nui 1:3 Alhleric Direclor O. O. Guymon Coach l-larry Smilh The afhlefic slaif ol rhe high school was reor- ganized al lhe opening ol lhe I945-46 school year. O. O. Pop Guymon assumed The posilion of arhlelic direclor, which was vacaled by Charles lvey las? summer. Guymon also refained his posr as solrball coach and led lhe Team Through anorher successful season. The 'ream re- corded six viclories againsl one deleal and again successfully defended The counly cham- pionship. l-larry Smilh, who lasl year served as assislanl baslcelball and rraclc coach, assumed rhe head coaching posilion in bofh sporrs. The baslceball leam, compiling a record of 2l viclories and 5 deleals, had one of Hs mosr successful years under his leadership. The Team also caprured rhe counly baslcerball lille and lhe secrional crown. 5mirrie'l also did a line iob in clirecling physical firness classes for lhe high school and deparl- menral sludenrs. '45-'46 K'VlLLE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Kendallville 35 Angola 3l Kendallville 54 Nappanee 42 Kendallville 37 Albion 27 Kendallyille 3l Soulh 5ide lhorl Waynel 43 Kendallville 4l Avilla 30 Ke-ndallville 44 Garrell 24 Kandallyille 43 Columbia Cily loverlirnel 46 Kendallville 39 Auburn 43 Kendallville 36 Garrell 24 Kendallville 6I LaGrange 24 Kendallville 4I Ligonier 28 Iiendallville 39 Avilla 29 Kendallville 36 Auburn 34 Kendallville 55 l-larllord Cily 33 Kendallville 34 Concordia ll:or+ Waynel 37 Kendallville 47 Blulllon 2l Kendallyille 4I Decalur 3l 29 Kendallville 30 Warerloo COUNTY TOURNEY Kendallyille 27 Wolf Lalce 26 Kendallville 3I Albion 24 Kendallville 56 Wawaka 32 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Kendallville 47 LaGrange l8 Kendallyille 40 Wolcollville 39 Kendallville 44 Albion 33 Kendallville 29 Cromwell 25 REGIONAL TOURNEY liendallyille 4l Ashley 43 Page Sixly-Two MORALE BUILDERS VVe're from KVILLE r-MQW 'QfLwf,!-W, No one timid ke rimwxf-r And If you dom? i'f'E'ME'JE: LU XNe'H WN 5 WV? Wonder fRep-eafj K - P14 KVI - I -1 - WLE KVI V NLE P. WLLE, VWLLE V WLLE 5 Leadhq We cheers fhrcugkim ammPer 'QUCCPKILJN ,fi-ar of riazbefnd were Qu' 'Wee ererqeiic cheerleaders. Peg Kinwmd Par 'Frank' Pedmzmd wi Gem Mi,m'. We P1616 .VFA'lfj4,1CEd Q Nc? Q? Qfeaf new ,EHS ang have Comfrlhwed FUUCH +0 'Va +-Qarrw. f'fwfa'e. Vee Urwefmded mefwbe' L Liiffx ' Cale. Barr-ef newer 5, We Vf :VV'WDEVQ of Me 'earn 2' HQ Mei al! Qeeiiv 32 Zufief QVN, 6 'rreghffwar Pe Ha: GLF? reebfq We 'eaff 2 ecyrffwep' was ard af Hf:1'Ye.Qai Tiff: fi Eiefq :Pe 35 LJ gravel' 2 :ace Z7 ,'-?V'EE f 'ke L5ZV6'iZii , ,, L'F ,1.l!f'F1f Cav Cal fai beef un + fvxraqef, B-eifo f - w 5 nonfjef'-J pn 'CQE'fE' an 'He wed r,cg'r,FH'Re1 , 4,'jQ 'n5 6Qe'L. I 1 f N I I I in i H,-Qiwl. 1 I ' 'ff ' Yi 1 .ffis xil 21.91774 Waaewaml ls iT a TradiTion ThaT prompTs a senior class To publish an annual each year? Or is iT The pleasure oT creaTing a yearboolc or guide To school memories ThaT is The cause oT The annual acTiyiTies on The parT oT The seniors? Yes, TradiTion prompTs many a deed, buT To us, The class oT IQ46, puTTinq ouT This annual has been a pleasure, and we hope our boolc will serve iTs purpose - To brinq baclc a Tew memories and provide a chuclcle or Two when The I946 Kay fXiTch Ess is read in The coming years. Pwqe Three if -f H , THE VARSIT U Nana '41-,- Q-., '-nm... Nu...-. Y'-fun-1 -wqmw sq' ,-8 W , swf N' -'13 , K Aer Q 1 'S fa 1 W 3 J if rg 555255 5 v-qw! ,. fr ' v 4 4.,- 3 1- 0. , ..24,. xp , l. .f x ' --00' H. Qu 9 'f ff, fi Wm... .,...-if ,. X.-.,,.m.w MWW- ..-...ww X ..---4 ,.v-- yur' .-mf ...-f ,Q 1 N..-.. , v I 3 2 ' I X .1 -X fir. fi x T 5 JK Fw Q5- 'N .a v- AVYT' . J fm . Q4 Tif- ..,. .pf 4 n ,r. ., xv . .A -4 -x ff Tj!-. far 1 -4 'J W? . -fx , J 'A Y . J 'WZ Jn l .11 ..-v -nv- -nv- qu- un- 1 Q A ge J' GAME! ff 461' : 1 .1 Ar 4. , yn , 'fl' W ' 4 AK fi, 3 I 1 0-. K , I-,. . ,, . l t .- 'V -, ' if 1 I I -x k r 9 f E' 5 ,W-A L FUTURE COMETS 5 Fvonf Pow: Traafer H 'T Mcgiffkln, Bauer, Haney , Burl Pow: Henry, Ynfben, ConHin, Biclfley Reed. FVH1 METEORS Nfnouqn handicapped by ea lack of height Wwe Me+eors used Hneir speed fo a good advanfage in Compiling a successful record. H can fruly be said fha? 'ine Mefeors never were oudougbi Kondalwilie Kendallviile lie-ndailvule KondaHvIiIe Kondallville Kendadlviue Ifendailville Kendallviue Kendallvlile Vendf3UviHe I9 fxnqola 18 Nappanee 29 Albion I2 Souflw Side- 28 Avilla 25 Garre-++ 25 Cohlmbia Cilry 2I Auburn 29 Gnarreff 42 LaGrange Iiondnllville Kendallvillo Kendallviilo Kendallville Kondallvule Kendallvllle Vfendallvilfe Elondallville liendallvllle Page Slx+y-six 33 Avillis QI Auburn 26 I-larfford Cify 2I Concordia 26 Blufffon 23 Decafur 25 Waferloo CQUNTY TQURNEY 25 Rome Cify 22 Ligonier EYEING THE VARSITY FRESHMAN TEAM H 'N The Heilwwem fE3 W MJ 'L-'Pj 51 ,Liz :r15le+r1 - 'f,u.kf. wr 1 YI of We Tam :we 'Inf' 'Q' 'Q Ny '.'1j, ' V -V-Q13 B A auzr PM ,. , 4 Qmp' had rcwj Weiser Ski: Hfef: M Q efd B. Fenix. r X Ny, 5 JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Anahef 'erm 'fi'1'..'-61:5 I 3' ii sz? The memkefi -new ffl 1 f ' ' :QQ3 J. HL -4 neff' JOjCLf fg.-.'q F35-33 if' Je-'Je 3 Mr JA L f I WINNING MORE VICTORIES DON MILLER GEORGE HENRY lKl DON Sl-llPPY BOB IVEY lKl Shel-pm 440 and mile relay 440 and mile relay l-lall mile TED SPIDEL llil AROIL SHOCK CLEON HOUCK llil Broad iump and liiglw jump Pole vaull Slwolpul and dashes , 1 Q iv' 'qi . L6 ,fl uwfs .5 -U 1-'wfirffrefflr ' li RUNNER-UP CONFERENCE TEAM DON DEHSELE BERNARD l',LEUX'1!XN HARQLD Nf+.NE'j IM PYCHARD ZTONKBRAP ER Dawes NWC X-md mlfc r'U.gny 440 .swf mQl',- vvg1.n, UAH rwllu- FRED BRUMBAUGH LM ,IANV RfXFlD4,Ell .,lf'fJHfl WHY H1 High and low hufdxes pwixf' x-wf1uH Huh qifwvi lmw HL1vJi ' Gm L L mg, l - , . 'auf -na-r.f.au1z.za.'. 1-:6..:..J. Lge., 4. K KLUB Kendallvllle l-llqh School leller earners are as follows: Baclc Row: Lauren Alz, Harold Brown, Max Fiandr, l-lube-rf Panlcop, Darrell Trasler, l-larold l-lanes. Middle Row: Gene Shields, Bernard Kelrnan, Ted Spldel, John Ivey, Don Taylor. Fronl Row: Charles Preslon, Duane Dillon, George l-lenry, Roberl Reade. HONOR SWEATERS Winners ol fhe coveled K swealers are as follows: Fronl Row: Bud Brown, Sis Reade. Iron Alz. Back Row: Tex Dillon, lzz Kleiman. Page Se-venly COUNTY CHAMPS ll' I' 'L I 'E 1 ' 'r R if QC' 'v 0mr.LLv11l, f-'Uhufi ROME CITY 'V - A :1 , 1-'f T'- 1 X1 M 'p,1,35.9n,nf1 Uwe il H1 Y,-,X P L Q, , ,M ' . f Fw 1' ji' wx f- 1 mm 1-,gm dd Dfw- Q-, Q f, 2, PQ- mf, r, fx H H1 Pomam :'u'fefi1f-ff 'ff H w. V11 9' ' V 1 'f AW' 'Q 74 7 Ci-DL..C'1E'S. Hug-Har 'Hr M WMA-f 49 ' MOU 7 Q .wwe Flindf if Vi-vii .' ' inn- VL' C E.5++1-riff, i Pcvvw CM, Hmwrww wi in --.- Q- MM- AVILLA Ford? ard Parwliri W3 l zur' . pf' J V' 1 'v' NIV V l ww' ' L- H E J'-ff-'VM1 H.. 1 f- 1 T' 1f'4 1' r P,-we CIM g C, 5 fi f wi M, w ., ' 1. ' P enwjaNM,Hie 9 N9 X .vim Fww-3+ wx! F' :ff fr Lv-1 Jr- 1' 1 1 W1 1 awe- f 1- mm- N171 ,fu L ,A f, LL-1 AWLLA 'EQl.f.. Xl OQME-A' QQ! ,V , + , The Csmfvfs 'mMf',3 pc V'--Rr Fix . f 'I '1' L, ,FQ FHHLZI V V SClU'?'5'ZifT-ll If-55+ A mf E2 f' 7, fm- ' Vi- X511 wt f rf-'F P H teams :fr-'fw.r'ej Kaergl H ff wi f ' 'H ': 1.-- ms Av 1 A j 5 nU 1k-34' ,jf x. :L Pirift- CW ,-' HV E 3f'J W: Limit l X , game in Sfgry-bw'-if Hgh' H rj, V v' r- -1 F r -A 'J' WY deem Neff 4?-e'd fwfr VE ,-,fmrw fy' H ' A ,r-. P ,fund CITY B3ff'EViE'3 7 Am W1 F 1' 3 1 Ff-2. P . V, Tf- ' W' M T11 bv, V4 H UV! up C H IU fd pan -F' +.,. rx N Q- g T1 Im- ,f , p H ' L . . fvf. 5 Q . , Tr., r Ami 1 1 2 'TM' ' ' ff A X f ,N . , , .MVA vii. L , . J k--,, 1, . KerM:1e'. ' ' in N g,..,. ,, ,O P f , my V1 ,fu ,rf ALBION LT... ,ni P', Lf1 TF? Ccffefs ' 5' 1 'Y i ' ' D H Cy oe?-Earl'-3 we gV, flA!1' 1 I F 3 V dayed qccfd ddffghe :jab ru' f 1' XJ 1 P ' V '11M M 4 ANbRofv sicred Nl We-aj MW P ., A t F ' gn me Sgxfy- CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WITH WAWAKA Ba'+erIeS-fXCwif'T 1 PTK T- yur, -4 ,, 4,-V -,-I Ffandf amd P34-'p. P H E I, 4, 'W ,, - , lf lv , 1 AJ, 1 F me Q P Aww E ,A A , L , , i'fE daw1.w!e Y' ' N , L 1 ,L . .,,,. K, P Nj. 1 ., YV jrn ALBION ' 1' Mr A ' ' AMW we K if 5 A-Hf vawN',,'o fcuf we Tfi af'57fi IT ' Vg' V1 V V 'V' 'V W wln of We seiscf any ff i'i '1 .M A l '1 rec-emh 'jISQh : 'J':l ffwf 'Fa 3 Fw 1' ' ' .1 ' W 1 ' 5 ' 15+ pwm-d Df1Q'E Qaefwf , -QW 'i i , ,, l , ii , l l ii ,l ii l l l i l li yi l T GIRLS' PHYSICAL FITNESS AlmosT every da in classes and on some nighTs aTTer school you may hear The words, l-lurry up, girls, and geT dressed, so we can sTarT playing. Yes, The speaker, as you may have guessed, is Miss Carroll. IT may seem as Though she were scolding, buT we girls oTTen need ThaT kind oT encouragemenT To geT us sTarTed. We go inTo The gym, some oT us Tired Trom sTudying, oThers Talking abouT The laTesT news or The nigh+ beTore, buT Miss Carroll soon has us TorgeTTing our Troubles and playing TogeTher. She is always encouraging us To develop more skills and To become beTTer equipped To do The acTiviTies. She has done much Tor us in many acTiviTies by her careful planning. She urges us To come ouT and play Tor The good iT does us physically, as well as Tor The poinTs we can earn in The 6.A.A. organizaTion. We wish To Thank Miss Carroll Tor whaT she does Tor The girls in This deparTmenT. The dancing classes ThaT have been scheduled Tor The noon hours oT some days oT The week were sTarTed by Miss Carroll wiTh The help oT Mr. Schinbeckler. These classes wish To Thank boTh The sponsors Tor The help They have given To Those sTudenTs who wished To join The class and learn To dance. ATTer a number of dancing lessons, The boys Trom The agriculTure classes and Mr. Schinbeckler planned a dance and were delighTTul hosTs. 'lhe girls Then sponsored The nexT one. A new l-liking Club was Tormed This year Tor hikes aTTer school and on SaTurdays. OTTicers who were chosen included Carolyn lhrie, presidenTg Rhoda WenTsch, vice presidenT3 KaThleen Buuck, secreTary-Treasurer: and Janice Windle, membership chairman. In The picTures on The opposiTe page we have some picTure sTories oT visiTs To oTher Towns and To our own ciTy park. ln picTure one you will Tind Rhoda WenTsch, DoroThy l-loTfelder, BeTTy l:oughT, Gloria Sell. Becky McKellar, Joyce l:riTz, Carolyn ihrie and Miss Carroll in The group picTure oT The girls who parTicipaTed in an inTer- school archery meeT aT l-lunTingTon l-ligh School. BeTTy FoughT won a ribbon Tor her shooTing abiIi+y aT The meeT. ln picTure Tour are The girls who parTicipaTed in Pla Day acTiviTies aT Lima l-lighT School and picTure Two shows some OT The acTion aT The Play Day. ln picTure Three is shown a volleyball Team ThaT Traveled To Warsaw one Monday Tor a game and were guesTs oT The Warsaw G.A.A. aT supper. PicTures Tive, six, seven and eighT are girls oT The physical TiTness classes in acTion aT our ciTy park in The Tall season. Page SevenTy-Two E use rl , -,,,,,,.....- B 14,5131 I Q Lf? P 1 A ,x . -. 'H -fo, M. ik! ly-,iiiiq gba if .i1F 3 H41 . ,, ' ' gi., an 'TT' .. ...........-..--- Q Af-- 9 A ..--v..,....i.....- ? I I I l ! u 1 i I f Qokk 'NED f K O 555, 7fze Gal' ' 3 If Direcfors P 7 N 'W C? 5 Pg I3 9 N 4929 874. ig -' x 6 Jrars M7 ff I 3 3 , 1, 0 Q3 Sr dsh Sb P 37 UV +9 3 fm Gam 'I Q Sp Sh Pg bl 43 57 Cv mf A . lv, G-,E N N x Ad Pg 79 VKX rs 593 LJ GIRLS' PHYSICAL FI'I'NESS 'V 'U'- iii WVU' i, Ofiicers ci G.A,A. are Joyce Friiz presiderifg Marqarei Carieaux, secrerary-ireasurerg Elaine Sriwririr, vice president ard Donna Dillon, pasf president, 2. Pimda VVerifsi1i'1, Becliy IVlcKeiLeir and Qgiiiiiiyri iiirie received 'K awards, Joyce- Frifz wiii receive fn wsili plrique. 3. A golf group wifiw i-rrmriil Hossiriqer as ieader. 4, Pm archery Qroup ready io siiciof. 5. Norm voiieybnii group wifh :ie in-rif-iif-iimiifir fe-im as igharnoicins, 6. Trirffng Two kasic-Ybaii foams piayed in The fimai game wiilri ire Huliijiai one cf We ieriicir ieams doiig-arinfi iiie Kaabci, ia qroup of scpriom-iirez. 7. The aiier-school .1 .iiinu iigrriup. E. Ee-giy Mciieiiar gefiimu ready To maic in baske? wiiii Joyce Frif: refereeing. Page Sevenfy-four iw L .9 !:q S 0' .yf 1 fp rf 4 -Ps . ' 1 A, -.'.- '.4 ' , A 4 , , . 'AJ A ' -44. D m, 1.-'A . . A eyg-. . ,..- -'J :ag -Qwhn-' ' o- : :3 41, g, 1. 1: -M-f -,.f-.aff A ' , 5 T13 , -1- ABOUT OLD K. H. S INTRAMURAL INTRAMURAL BOWLING Coach Smifh lhis year slarled Jrhe lnlramural Bowling League, which mel in The uprown alleys on Thursday nighf. Duane Dillon had rhe highesl average of anyone in rhe league. l-lis average was l72. Bob Reade, wifh 264, rolled rhe highesl game. The live boys who had lhe highesl bowling averages all were varsily baskelball players and seniors. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The Inlramural Baskelball League was in operalion again lhis year wilh lhe four leams operafing under fhe names of Tanlcs, Gunners, Bombers, and Grenades. The Grenades won The league championship wirh Harold l-lanes as Jrheir capiain. Page Sevenry-eighf HUMOR AND ADS' fr. ,, QU: K , 1, A, . , ij, K g E?!g!!E!,,vf,,'sg -,,h. K ' I-A Page So We wish To express our apprecia- Jrion fo Jrhe merchanfs of Kendallville. who, by 'rheir cooperahon, have helped +0 make +he publicafion of 'rhe I946 KAY AITCI-I ESS possible. ventyenlne Compliments 0 f C A M P B E L L CHEVRCLET SERVICE Alyce: What are those men doing up those tele l l ? Grace: I think theyre telephone linemen. pwne po es f Alyce: Oh, all right-I thought maybe they knew I never drove a car be- ore. Dear Mr. Palmolive, I bought a tube ot your shaving cream It says AiNo mug required. What shall I shave? Yours truly, Izzy Kleiman KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANING CO. 1892 - 1946 54 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE Telephone 314 KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA Sis Reade: You know, I've been thinking. A thermometer is awfully easy- going. Mr. Howe-rton: Why so? Sis Reade: It does everything by degrees. Dick DeCamp: These cookies arent as good as the ones you gave me two weeks ago. Kate Wiblei Thats funny. They're the same ones -CQ. '1Q, , Lauren Atzi I'm iust a beginner at kissing. Barb Appleman: Well, go ahead and begin. Page Eighty-one PALACE OF SWEETS -x1- Headquarters for DELICIOUS LUNCHES, CANDIES AND ICE CREAM OLYIVIPIA CONFECTIONERY Home Made Ice Cream and Candies Best Chocolate Soda in Town GASKILL'S STANDARD SERVICE Corner No. Main and U. S. Road 6 Floating Body Lubrication Tire and Battery Service Atlas Tire Headquarters Call For and Deliver Phone 169 Phone 112 Res. Phone 313-J Compliments of PFAFF BARBER AND BEAUTY SALON fre- 102 South Main Street Compliments of HELEN'S GROCERY DODGE - PLYMOUTH Dodge Commercial Cars and Trucks Sales and Service Wrecker Service HILKERT 6. PANKOP, Inc. 625 South Main Street Phone 900 Page Eighty-Two I UA 2 Q:- ilu flmPIIIl1I'iE1IlI A 1- E' PaTricia Hickman Born May 28, l928. Died November 29, l940. lReprinTed Trom SPOTLTGT-IT, December 3, l94Ol YesTerday our number was TwenTy-Tive, and we, The 7B-2 class oT The deparT' menTal school, wenT our way happily, proud as we have always been oT our class, iTs scholasTic record, iTs sTanding among oTher classes. Today we are going our way again-noT cheerTully, excepT ThaT in our hearTs we are glad ThaT we have known l3'aTricia. We, everyone, learned To admire her abiliTyZ we respecTed her sound iudgmenT and her superior inTelligence. lNlexT week, when our problems arise, we can'T say, LeT's ask PaTricia, and each oT us Teels ThaT he has losT a True Triend. We can'T undersTand Wl-lY we have losT her, buT we Teel ThaT because oT our associaTion wiTh her we have received an inspiraTion ThaT none oT us will ever TorgeT. l-lere is a poem wriTTen by PaTricia Tor Thanksgiving, I94O: We smell The Turkey and see The cook, We squirm around Tor a beTTer look. We sTeal an olive and open our eyes, For There on The shelT are big mince pies. The oven door opens and we gaTher 'round To look aT The Turkey ThaT's big and brown? Then come chuckles and gurgles and sighs As ouT oT The oven TempTing odors arise, Then Thanks we give To The greaT God above, Who has given us such an abundance oT love? For This Thanksgiving, a day oT all ioys, A day OT prayer giving Tor all girls and boys. Page Five KRAF T FOODS COMPANY PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY KENDALLVILLE SWEET BUSINESS Manufacturers of Caramels and Dairy Products A Good Place to Sell Your Milk Compliments of BUUCK'S SUPER SERVICE PHONE 64 SOUTH MAIN AT DIAMOND Compliments of Kendallville Recreation A BEGINNERS ALWAYS WELCOME ROMAN MOTOR SALES Motor Rebuilders E A fi A 4 Of Lin:-oln r la Zephyr I Corner Main 8: Rush Streets Phones 178-179 KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA Page Eiqhfy-four Compliments of J R STONEBRAKER CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES CRAZY QUIZ co M31 ASOM, P E T E S Barber Shop 107 East Niltchell Street I I Wl Q 'i ' the hz! iz- 3,1-'ff the .tile tie' Aus. Lick: 3 :Lf heel gs f:QQi'.'.'1:g ,s V1 L , ,LQ A A Q 2 . . U. 1 If 1:23 were f'Z'IlI'.Q' i lll' 'rig 11359 ir. 'ri-gr ff. itz.. An- YC: fi-,J,.s. VJHGI Q: th, :i1ff-r,f.,, L'E1'.'. E'Ef. 2.. Cf' ,e::'j f.,'.'.' '1:'f,,7 Arms. Ifin, write EVE. .. ' le 5,5 21,1-92211 EQf2I'.'l :ff Aus .la tir::t Lle f'3...S Ewggs-3 sie tif :uri it ..,fr',' fret Tig reiizve fin? pg-. f 3 A . MILLER LYNCH COMPANY Hardware Plumbmg and Heatmg KENDALLVILLE INDIANA SWARTZLANDER S IEWELRY 6' GIFTS WATCHES DIAMONDS Sears, Roebuck 8: Co. Kendallville, Indiana O- Phone 626 - 203 South Main Street 3 5 i P g E'gh+y-' Compliments of CITY OF KENDALLVILLE LIGHT and WATER DEPARMENT VALENTI GRILL Sandwiches and Lunches 134 S. Main St. Meals Served Telephone 32 -1-00-iQ?-0 Our Specialties HOT HAM AND SHORT ORDERS TRY FISCHER'S SOOTHING OINTMENT For Itch - Insect Bites - Scalds - Sunburn FISCHER'S DRUG STORE Compliments of ROCK STONEBRAKER DAVE BAKER DON SHIPPY page EIQH, -Seve We Are Proud of KENDALLVILLE A Clty of LEARNING and INDUSTRY We are proud of the boys and glrls Who are graduatmg trom Kendallvxlle Hlgh School to enter upon the responslbxlxtxes of useful c1t1zensh1p May you ever be as proud of your clty as We are 1n nammg our product 1n 1ts honor KENDALLCY IRON KENDALLVILLE FOUNDRY INC - . . - . . ...- .. . Q - . - .- o 1 I Page Eigl'1+y-eiqhf Compliments of HORNER'S GROCERY Candy Meats School Supplies 512 DIAMOND STREET BUILD FOR THE FUTURE FORTIFY YOUR BODY WITH PURETEST VITAMIN PRODUCTS Blumer Drug Store UHL OIL COMPANY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, TIRES sf ACCESSORIES .---. C vu sf O h a S PHONE 63,1 KENDALLXILLE INIDIANA - 2- !---A , 1-n f 1 r I l DIAMONDS - JEWELRY WATCHES - CLOCKS - SILVERWARE Expert Watch - Clock - jewelry Repairing l-c-Q-ef., CLARK'S IEWELRY STORE 2 0 6 South Main Street, Kendallvllle, Indiana MRS. R. W. CLARK, Prop. RIMMEL HAT SHOP t Complzments of Kendallville, Indiana Distinctive Styles Ph... 199-J 5: tn 'I Stare 133 South Main Street THE MODERN QUALITY MEATS - GROCERIES SMITTY'S GULF SERVICE Lubrication - Washing Tire 8z Battery Service Goodrich Batteries 4,.,---- - Tel. 602 S. Main It's A Pleasure Y 6-4-0- M.. LYNE'S FIRESTONE STORE Kendallville Page Ninety Complzments of THE NEWNAM FOUNDRY CO Complzments 0 CLINE and BIEBER FIRESTONE ACCESSORIES Hardmg and Mann MARFAX LUBRICATION AND SIMONIZING GROCERIES 86 MEATS CANDY 36 SCHOOL SUPPLIES at the RILEY STREET GROCERY 218 South Rlley Phone 333 Complzments 0 COX FOOD MARKET Complete Food Serv1ce Frozen Locker Serv1ce n ,,-,-Q-Q-QQ.. , I ve--- Y u , , .Qo-- , . . Page N m:f,- - Lili , i 4 P I 1 -...I THE TOGGERY SHOP FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN W lson Brothers Habe dashe y Sh ts Pajamas Hos ery Neckwear Sk pper Sportwear Styles fo a Young Mun s Taste Mallory Hats H ckok Accessor es Nor East Wr nkle Proof Neckwear MOTOR PARTS INC Automotnve Jobbers P 0 321 118W Mtchell Ke dallv Ile I da HGH Home Made P1es and Short Orders F E WHITF ORD AGENCY General Insurance Valentl Block 'lr 'A' Complzments 0 CITY DAIRY if When It is Quallty Baked Goods TRY VETTER'S BREAD, DOUGHNUTS Your Grocer Has Them i....,...T VETTER'S BAKING COMPANY KENDALLVILLE Compliments of h ne . I n i , n i na I ' f 'k Page Ninefy-+wo