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

 - Class of 1954

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GUYIVION FIELD The lccys ot the Class ct l954 have been fortunate to work with Pop Guymon. Throughout their high school careers they have played on the athletic field which gained recognition on October lS, l953, when it became known as Guymon Field. This was evidence that the boys of former Kl-IS. classes also prized his triendship and good sportsmanship. At the formal dedication, Mayor Andrew Milnar read the following resolution pre- pared by the City Council: 'Whereas certain land owned by the City of Ken- dallville in the southeast part of said city has been improved and made into an athletic tield is iicvi Without a name, it appears appro- priate that this body gave to said athletic tield a promin- ent and l ca s t i ii g name. Whereas, since Mr. G. O. Guvmon licis always ini- parted the lcest cf sports- manship and citizenship to the boys he has worked with and his influence will be telt lor years to cdiriej Be It Novi Resolved by this common council that the athletic field be given the name ol Guymon Field. Complirren s of IOHNNY ROMAN - Your FORD Dealer CHEERLEADERS Let's go Cornets! Rang the echoes of the yells led by three jubilant groups of cheerleaders throughout the football and basketball sea- son, Senior Cheerleaders Iudy Iacobs Lou Kirkwood Diane lhrie lunior Cheerleaders Mary Crofoot Nancy Probst Football Cheerleaders Lucia Irons Sharon Shoultz This page sponsored by THE NEWNAM FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association started the school year with an intensive program. We tirst became acquainted with our new spon- sor, Miss Wade, and then elected otticers. Sports were listed tor each six week period oi the school year. Autumn sports offered were softball, tennis, archery and golf. Winter and spring sports were volley- vall, bowling, basketball, ping pong shuttle- board, and badminton. Modern dance was continued this year, and a stunts and bal- ance group was added to the course. Bonnie Bodenhater, Hannah Haney, and Miss Wade went to the State G.A.A. camp at Delphi, October 5. Our tour projects this year were Soccer Playday, Volleyball Playday, Basketball Clinic and Sweetheart Swirl. The eighth and ninth grade Soccer Playday with Elkhart was held at Guymon Athletic Field, Novem- ber l. This was the first year for soccer in our school. We were pleased with our play- day with Elkhart when each school won a game, ln the Auburn playday Kendallville was represented with eight girls winning Pat Clarke, president Nelda Berkes, vice-president Bonnie Bodenhafer, secretary Lucia Irons, treasurer Hannah Haney, reporter two out ot tour games, Our biggest project was the Basketball Clinic held December 5, Girls and sponsors from sixteen schools journeyed to Kendallville to attend this dis- trict playday. Not only did they learn about basketball, timing and scoring, but also about shutileboard, badminton and ping pong. Now that our school is a member of the state league, some girls have earned their pins and state cards while others worked to meet the requirements for the state award ol a wall plaque by passing written and skill tests. This year Mary Forker, Marjorie Forker, Bonnie Bodenhater, Pat Clarke, Hannah Haney, and Pat Wymer received numerals for earning 150 points each. Those who received letters tor earning 250 points were Bonnie Bodenhater, Marjorie Forker, and Mary Forker. The girls who contributed their time to one particular sport as sportsheads were Marjorie Forker, Mary Forker, Pat Wymer, Hannah Haney, Marcia Ruderman, Bonnie Bodenhater, Ioyce Watson, Nelda Berkes, and Lucia Irons. This page sponsored by THE NO-SAG SPRING COMPANY ' ' ' f f .L . , ZTIILD G. A. A. First row: Nancy Wyiner. Pat Wyiner. Sara Mr-Kibbiii, Bonnie Bu:leziha1'ei', iXI1ii'j-I Forker. Ivliirjorie Forlier, Connie Rhodes, Second Row: .jfiyce Crikey. .Fo Price, Aiiiyiio iiuase. Hzniinfilz Haney. Rebecca Baird, Bonnw Biddle. ..L L , First row: Joanne Burkley, Luana Walters, Barbara Powers, Nancy Young, Barbara Todd. Anne Platner. Second row: Vickie Lindsay, Karen Gerber, Sue Kurtz, Sally Palmer, Danenne Hossinger. Sandra Grady. Patricia Patterson. Madeline Richards. Third row: Miss Sheets, sponsor, Cecilia Scott, Janet Hosler, Judy Fritz, Sara Crowell. Edith Ortstadt, Sara Hazelton, Jurleen Cheek. Barbara Hazelton, Miss Wade, sponsor. Sponsored by FLINT 6 WALLING MPG. COMPANY, INC, - Since 1866 G. A. A. ,Z 'f -' U .N A A f i ' M ' H I 415'--, cf-:1 L 4 ML Q 5'1x'x mt A Xi fx?-3 :ini If i E 41 I www , X' 3- This page sponsored by THE TRENTON GARMENT COMPANY G. A. A. if Pl' T 3 . i ' 3, -Y' X L Q C 'fT '1 's 'I THE DAIRY QUEEN MA... TA.. ..,. 1 L GROUND CREW Mr. Lash Mr. Lanabrake, engineer Mr, Martin Mr, Rawscn Mr. Miller Mr, McKellar This page sponsored by KRAFT FOODS COMPANY The Cinderella Skinner's Sewing Center Kendallville Coal Company Berkes Sales G Service The Mode Riley Street Grocery ?eachey's Cleaners Betty's Beauty Booth Gamble's Northem Indiana Fuel and Light Company Pete's Barber Shop Midwest Printing Company Kendallville Bottling Works Serv-U-Well Grocery Acme Tool and Machine Company Baughman Grocery Smith and Son Trucking Company Carteaux Insurance Agency, Inc. DONORS Hautt Coal Yard Wm. Gisel 6 Son Friskney Implement Company E-Iome Coal Company Beick Insurance Agency Kendallville Brush and Broom Company Star Dry Cleaners Northside Market Louie Berhalter and Son Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Kenneth Patterson, agent Hite Funeral Home Wilbur Health Salon Hosler Cabinet Shop Kendallville Ice Company. Inc. Southside Market Showalter's Drive-In Market Kendall Specialties Company Kropp Insurance Agency Allison Automotive and Hardware 5 1 an , W 'T vu V ' v T I -H s .I ' du 1 ' 1 ' ' X 'M ' 1 tl 1 I' H: HI I . 1 ' 1 I f w I 1- ADMINISTRATION Clfwmifw 1 X fs 1. f WMM N Gjggw JA lx -QQ IE! Q Of: 0. X iffy ., L.. ' 'Au HP' ' M 51, 5 wx '-.'- 1 - WI f' l ,A-.. . , fy, -N . . ,,. Hf V ,Iv ' . ,M ' A. gt, J ' ' x V ' 5' I 4 . .. 1 PM . 4 U a A s F D may 1: l ru X 1 'J A nr 1 'u u n X x is X s 4 4 I If n :LO I 'k' , 1 T I ' A X V, , I un 5 , ' ' ' H4 9 5 K , , - ,7 . 4 Qi , lv ' Q. I 1, f ' 'K Im W , I 1 w 1 'K f f 4 I nr 1. . .' 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'b'.'z '.':'9. f:.1rA.1-Qfil 'T ! ' iv' -'S lxukxx '- L5 . '.-lg-,T-'-' x' A '-5 If ' ?ff5?7fWdYk,9 f fb if . . ' 'ff 1 1ia.fHsfz:55W4.U' -gr 'X1'v'WlW21lff'4'. fzg..UYf'vw3w.:5i' .' 'W L1 bffuf 'QKQAZ lj A , ' ' ' Nik, M..,YwijfpDfjjW!1!.'f'1,f'4l ,...,w Q11 N ' l ' , 1 - . i , : ':1:ff1? V'-' '03?5155Ef AM? ffZfQ?L!i?i2.4z4e 2542222.24 ' ' ' M 'f' ' 'f ' ' M' SECRETARIES Mrs. Arlene Kurtz Mrs. Veryle Beiswanger Mrs. Kurtz serves the school as secretary to Mr. Brumbaugh. Much oi her me is given to the iinancial records, She patiently and cheerfully gives us help on our activity records. v Mrs. Eeiswanger, known to all students as Suzie, is much more than a :ecretary to Mr. Tritchg she helps all ot us. She not only keeps our scholastic ,nd attendance records, but also delivers our messages and signs our admits. We appreciate her triendly helptulness. BGARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Ruth Mary Friend served as president ol the board this year with Mr. Qren Coney as treasurer and Mr. Merritt W, Diggins, the new member this year, as secretary. They worked diligently all year for the School City, and the project of the new elementary school building meant extra problems for them. 5 I Mrs. Friend Mr. Coney Mr. Diggins CAMPBELL CHEVROLET SUPERINTENDENT 'T77'7 'W' Ii ,u ., 35 Cnr flight director, Mr, Erunibauirli, nas - - , P, s ' ,X ,, , ' Q safely ai.eCt-ea our -lass ,ts well as all 1 atners, for the ten years he nas been super- 55 ' K interident of sonools. During these years it nas been his overall responsibility to see that our tliant sonool has operated efficient- A' ly, that it has been staffed with qualified pilots, that the hangar nas been l-:eiot clean, attraofive good repay and supplied with ztioderri eifuqoment. has :nven unselfgslilr' s. ...J t,,..': sl.. . :Hou A.. ...H J ' .IH Q'MQ'7 ' :ig'.'.'i:js 'sritn fespett :mid adrngrnr PRINCIPALS Mr Triton, 11lU'fI1':'S efficlent and under- Mr Sonivalz, :gr runior lmgn principal, standing, our :n1ef oilot As our princie helped to bridge the dgffioult gap between gal and friend he complimented us when elementary and nign sfnool are begin- proved ourselves 'fiortny and always giizig nov' to qndersiand siie :if his prob- gxgiided and encouraged us. l-le has listened leiis lf siaring as on our float lS in to our problems and planned our sonedules, fliarge of the s:1le if basket :ll Lokets and in addition to inese duties he has found time assists 'xigtlt noon ailvgtges of the bus ta teaoli QI :Curse Arneriigfi Lgterature, studenis. He also Teddies several Courses in 'ffe ooisider ourselves foriunate to nlve iiziheriaiiits Mr Stl31:'J232i3s C1lIE'?i sense had his hand at the Coiirols :ts ','.' e practiced :Z ?L'.lTif,I' ff liggji stiztiditrd of dlso1pl1r,e ' Fljtzigr Hgh , fjr the students rx i I ' an 1 This page sponsored by GARDNERS PUBLIX CORNERS FACULTY Richard D. Barr Mary Black Chester Curry Buller Universily, B.S, DePauw Unfversify Bai-ISfaf2TeaCh2fSCDll2C1e. B45 Tulane Universiiy Buller Universily, AB, Unversily of Mid' 43311 Ball Slale Teachers' College Universily of California, MA Indiana University Sorbonne Thelma Eminger Marian Fenstermacher Kenneth Flanagan Valma Grace Gilliland Indiana Universily, A.B., M.S Ball Slafe Teachers College University of Wisconsin Manchesler College, A3. Unlversify of Vermonl A,B. Chicago School of Fine Arla Universily of Denve', MA. Norlhweslern Universily Kenneth Groff Joan B. Goodship Laura Goodwin O. 0. Guymon Ball Slafe Teachers College, Baldwin-Wallace College, 8.5 lndiana Universily, A.B. Valparaiso Univers'+y 3.5. Weslern Reserve Universily Columbia Universify, MA. Indiana University Younqslown College Universily of Chicago Ball Slafe Teachers Callege Slafe Teachers College, Tefe Haufe 'Z-ii Wv-. ve- fga LOT l '1 John Howerton Russell Kulawiz Wava Deal Lieb Purdue Universily, B.S. Purdue Universily, B,S., M.S. indiana Universily I c u m Graduale Sludy, Purdue Uni- Iaudel, A.B. VefSifV Manchesfer College Ball Sfale Teachers College This page sponsored by CREDIT BUREAU of NOBLE COUNTY FACULTY Stella Mallon Kahrl A. llc-tz Siv,-Cfiifii HOSDllal School 'ndiana Slafe Teachers Col- C' N-'5 '9- R-N- eqe Terre Haule, BS., MS c'e'a .hiversify Ee l Share Teachers College Dale Reade -C ...yy rf -vw Eva L. Robertson lrdiana Uwfversify, A,B., 'JS Universily of lllinois, M,A. Norlhweslern Universily c Ivers'ry of Chicago Keith D. Stouder Dale D. Schinbeckler '- e':hes1e' College, AB, Purdue Universify, BS, MS ,'c'5'a J --ersily, M.A. Fordue lJnive'sily, C-raduale Srudv :wa Slafe Uwiversry, Gradu- gle S'udy Bessie Power Bufler Universily, A B, Indiana University, M.A, University ol Tennessee University ol Colorado Columbia Universify College of William and Mary American Academy at Rome Universily of Wisconsin Thomas L. Saunders Hanover College, BS, Nolre Damel Summer School Frank J. Schwab 'ndiana Universfly, A B, M S Mae Stephens Eall Sfale Teachers College B.S, Universify ol Chicago, M.B.A Universily of Denver Ohio Universily Royal WV. Tritch Indiana Universily, B,S., M.S Ball Slale Teachers College Valparaiso University .Q ai A- ,r Helen Vardaman Dale Wagoner Olive Wade Bel Slafe Teachers College Ball Sfale Teachers College, Indiana Universify, B.S. BS, B.S. Col..mbie Universify, M.A. Indiana University, MA. Thomas Normal, Defroil Manchesler College Purdue Universify Inciana Jniversily TO YM CLASS Compliments of GUTELIUS - Wcxllpcxper, Point, Gifts and Toys BOARD OF CONTROL The Board of Control is a policy-making body in Kl-l.S. lts functions are to,assist.in,,managing school activities not controlled by the Board of Educa- tion and to act upon recommendation of the Student Forum. The nine meme bers are Mr. Tritch who is the presiding officer, four teachers appointed by him and four students. The student members are the presidents of the senior and junior classes, and one boy and one girl chosen by the student body. Seated in the picture are Mr. Schwab, Miss Stephens, Mr, Tritch, Miss Power, Mr. Cfuymon standing are Terry Kurtz, Marilyn Seagly, Larry Iarrett, and Hermie Davis, STUDENT FORUM The Student Forum maintains a close student- teacher relationship, it gives leadership and citizen- ship training, and builds better school morale by providing an opportunity for students to voice their opinions on school government. The sixteen student representatives are elected by classes, three from each senior high class and two from each junior high class This group elects two teachers to serve -as advisors. A forum recommendation is presented to the Board of Control for action and must be passed by this board before it can become a school oolicy. Seated in the picture are Bay Scott, Wayne Cimmel, Mr. Stouder, lane McKean CSecretaryD, Bob Sotner CPresidentJ, Bae Pray CVice-Presidentl, Miss Gilliland, Karen Leighty, standing are Charles Shercl-1, Bill Leamon, lack Fiier, Linda Bostwiclc, Bernard Smith, Diana Iohnson, Iudy Iacobs, Linda Lee, Colette Chaudion, Michael Walter. f JSI.- ,Yf T k .-of-4 This jffffi sired by LONC4lYBClQEl3l BUICK SALES AND SEBVlCB 12 SE 1011 A ge -' , ' L7 5 R C7 Q G lg' , SEN Q! 5? 'ORS f 5 'fix 'Y' at ' TD! fx ff MF: Em I Frederick Autenrieth Wig 8: Paint, Thespi- ans, Sleeping Beau- James Bartlett Intramural, Spotlight tv , Beau of Bath . 1 Red Rose and Blue Sea g Band officer, German band. Band K's, State solo and on- semble contest. Boys' quartet, Boys' Glee club, Chorus, A c-L pella choir, in'itnnuz'- al, Annual staff, Spot- light DOIUIH Bell Chorus, A cappella choir, Y-Teens. G.A,A, Keith Biddle F.F,A, Sentinel '52-'53, F.F.A, vice-president '53-'54, Judging team, Basketball. Intramural Frances Bollinger Chorus. A cappella choir, Spotlight ip- Marilee Bennett ty . Sugar and Spice pella choir, Y-Teens G.A.A. Janice Blech nurse. David Brickley Intramural IEFFERSON STUDIO - Oiiiciol School Photographer Wig in Paint, Football Wig 8 Paint, Thespi- ans, Sleeping Beau- Band, Chorus, A cap- Chorus. Y - T e en 5, G. A. A., D. O. Club, Student assistant for Robert Comer Class president '49-'50, 'Sl-'52, '52-'53. Stu- :ient Forum president '53-'54, Board of Con- trol '52-'53, Annual eflitor. Tliespians. Red Rose and Blue Sea , Sugar and Spice . K- Klub president '53-'54, Basketball, Baseball. Football. Track. Honor ,..'eater, Nine athletic awards. James Dungan Class vice - president '51-'52. '52-'53. Bas- ketball. Track, Cross Country, Intramural Spotlight editor Robert Emerick PF..-X. judging. Intra- Ai u r l Jo Ann Ewell Wig S: Paint, Chorus, A cappella choir. Y- Teens GAA S ot- -. -, . , .. p .ight. KIRKWOODS MENS if BOYS WEAR Herman Davis Class vice - president '49-'50, Class president '53-'54, Student Forum '53-'53, Board of Con- trol '53-'5-1. Thcspians, Sugar and Spice , Band officer, K-Klub, Baseball Basketball Football, Track, Honor sweater, Six athletic awards, Boys' State, Spotlight production manager, James Edwards F.F.A. treasurer '53 Judging team, Basket- ball, Intramural, Karen Emerson Class treasurer '51-'52 Wie ck Paint. Thespi- ans president '53-'54 I Remember Mama , Annual staff. Chorus, A cappella choir. Y- Teen cabinet, Girls State, G.A.A., Audi- torium assistant. Keith Feller Band officer. Swing, band. Band K's. ., L.. ' 'Au HP' ' M 51, 5 wx '-.'- 1 - WI f' l ,A-.. . , fy, -N . . ,,. Hf V ,Iv ' . ,M ' A. gt, J ' ' x V ' 5' I 4 . .. 1 PM . 4 U a A s F D may 1: l ru X 1 'J A nr 1 'u u n X x is X s 4 4 I If n :LO I 'k' , 1 T I ' A X V, , I un 5 , ' ' ' H4 9 5 K , , - ,7 . 4 Qi , lv ' Q. I 1, f ' 'K Im W , I 1 w 1 'K f f 4 I nr 1. . .' Mi' I ' 'tr' f.'J , 4 'll failu- v .ll wil . . ., -I be ty 4 -4 3:15 H 5 A . L,, g+q??',J' ww, , f l', X.: ,ni hx A' 1 . 0 ' 'Ji,,. ,jx lf? 4,3 , 4. 1 'La N' n, -u 4 N lf- W ,ii , ,,n4.'3 ru , Ya .Q H 4 U .. i Gene Flickinger Band officer, German band, State solo :ind ensemble contest, An- nual staff, F.F.A. tren- surer '52, Sentinel '53, National judging team. K - Klub. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track. Honor sweater, Three athletic awards, Spotlight editor. Joan Friend Wig ft Paint president '52-'53, Thespians, I Remernbver M a rn a , M, S, Pll18f0I'GH. Band officer, State solo and ensemble con- test, Y-Teen cabinet '53-'54, Annual staff, G. A, A.. Auditorium assistant Earl Getts F.F,A, president '53- '54, Judging team, ln- tramural Jack Hammel F,F.A. Compliments of STECKLEYS MILL G HATCHERY Mary Forker Y-Teen, G,A.A. Roberta Gehring Chorus, G.A.A, Carolyn Gienger Chorus, Y-Teens, Spot- light, G.A,A. Lauren Hanes Spotlight production ntanager, Office assist- aut. Hannah Haney Class treasurer '50-'5l. Wig tk Paint. Chorus. A cappella choir. Y- Teen cabinet '52-'53, G,A,A,, Annual staff Office assistant. Mary Ann Head Class secretary '51-'52, '52-'53, Wig 8: Paint. Thespian secretary '53- '5-1, I Remember Ma- ma , The Sisters Mc- Intosh , Y-Teen treas- urer '52-'53, Annual staff. G.A.A.. Chorus. Auditorium assistant. World Affairs Institute Cincinnati '53. Sarah Hoffelder Y - T e en s. Chorus. G.A.A. Patricia Hoop Wig S: Paint. Thespi- ans, I Remember Ma- ma . Modern Dance. Y - Teens. Spotlight treasurer. G.A.A. -3 wg-19 l l xffvx fi l 'I 3 X I . X Carol Harts G,A,A.. D.C.E. clulg Carol Hetrick At Creighton. Junior class play. Mixed cho- rus, Girls' Glee Cluig. Newspaper staff, FH. A.. Pep Club award. Librarian assistant. Kaye Holden D.C.E. Club Merle Hooten Class president '51-'52, Annual staff, Intra- mural. World Affairs Instituie. Cincinnati '53 'Wallace M, He-cd 4 F. E. Wl-HTFORD AGENCY f lnsurcnce - Real Estate Arlen Huff D.C,E. Club. I: 4- TiLl1'fll Ialna, Hutchins Wig ck Paint. Thespi- ins. Clarence . I Re- nernber Mama . Band Dfficer, State solo and ansemble contest. Y- T e e n S. Auditorium assistant, G.A,A. Robert Kammerer JCE. Club, .- mural Rose Marie Kiebel Y - T e e n s, Chorus. Spotlight uw 'SCSU' may 13 L77 '33 '? NN '5 'hr -Q A i'9' ARTHUR I. BERHALTER CO, Funeral Home Thomas Hulen K - Klub, Basketball, One athletic award, Spotlight, At Rome City, Seven athletic a w a r d s, Baseball, Track, Basketball Marcia Jacobs Y-Teen treasurer ,53- '54. Y-Teen summer conference, Chorus, Annual staiff, G.A,A., Assistant for business department, At South Side, G.A.A.. Travel Club, Home Economics Club, 36 Workshop Donna Kern Y-Teens. Spotlight Wayne Kimmel Student Forum presi- dent '52-'53, Thespians treasurer '53 - '54, C l a r e n c c , Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , Neigh- bors , Red Rose and Blue Sea , H.M. S. Pinaforeu, Band offi- cer, German band, Swing band, Chorus president '53-'54, A cappella c h oi r, K- Klub, Baseball, Foot- ball, Intramural, One athletic award Marllou Kirkwood Class treasurer '53-'54, Board ot' Control '53- '5-L, Wig8: Paint. Thes- pian secretary '52-'53, Sleeping B e a u t y , Spreading the News , Clarence , Sugar and Spice , Chorus, A cap- pella choir, Y-Teens. Spotlight, Auditorium assistant, Cheerleader '53-'54, G,A.A. Ross Kurtz Wig S4 Paint, K-Klub. Basketball, Baseball, Intramural, Tr a C k, Four athletic awards, Honor sweater, Cho- rus, A cappella choir, Boys' State, D. C, E. Club president '53-'54 Sandra Lietch Wig tk Paint, Thespi- ans. Clarence , Mod- ern Dance. Band otii- Cer. Chorus, A cappella choir, Annual staff, Y- Teen cabinet '52-'53, '53-'54, G,A.A. George Luke K-Klub, Cross Coun- try. Track, One ath- letic award, D. C. E. Club. f Fra' Yi? IU' f 'XIII' Donald Krueckeberg F, F. A. vice-pivsirluiit '52-'33, Judeine, team. K - Klub. Bzisketbztll. Footliill. One athletic Ll XX'Cll'4'f Doris Landgraff Y-Teens. G.A,A., Spot- light Lynn Liebing Student Forum '51-'51 Band. German liumi. K - Klub, Basketball Fotitlngill. Intraniurul. Ont- Athletic award Carolyn Mapes VVig K Paint, Y-Teen cabinet '52 -'53. Cho- rus. A cappella choir, Spotlight, Nurse's assistant ARTHUR I. BERHALTER COMPANY f Furniture Store - Since H360 Ggnevieve Mapes Y-Teens, Chorus Arthur McGuire D.C.E. Club Alice Miller Wig R Paint, Y-Teens, D,C.E, Club Vice-pres- ident '52-'53, G.A.A Chorus. Pina- 1'ore . Spotlight. Xurse's assistant Dnrothy Oliver Band. State solo and ensemble contest. Band K's. Chorus. Spotlight. Y-Teens, G,A.A,, Au- ditorium assistant Keith llarti Class vice - president '53-'54, Student Forum '51-'52, K-Klub vice- president '53-'54, Base- ball. Basketball, Track, Football, Five athletic awards, Honor sweater. Spotlight Jane McKean Student Forum secre- tary '52-'53, '53-'54, Y- Teen cabinet 552-'53, vice-president '53-'54, Chorus, A cappella choir, Annual staff, Auditorium assistant, Spotlight, G.A.A. Morgan Miler Wig .ik Paint. Chorus. A cappella choir, M.S. Pinaforeu, Foot- ball Sally Paulus Class secretary '53-,S-1. Thespians, I Remem- ber Mama , The Sis- ters McIntosh . Y- Teen cabinet '53-'5-1 This page sponscred by FEDERAL SEAL of GEAR CORPORATION Victor Platner Wig lk Paint, Clar- ence , Band officer. German band, Swing band, State solo and ensemble contest. Band K's. Intramural, Cho- rus, A cappella choir, Spotlight. Boys' State Jerome Preston K-Klub, Football, One athletic award, Intra- mural Janis Ream Y-Teens, Chorus. A cappella choir, G,A,A.. Spotlight Frank Robinson Wig 8: Paint. Intra- mural, At Wolcottville. Chorus. Insect judging ii 4-.S 'an 'fra' 'i , -on ' , ?., N- J X, KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY G DRY CLEANING Sandra Pollard Class treasurer '52-'53 Wig ik Paint, Thespiar. clerk '53-'5-l, I Rc- memhcr Mama . The Wonder Hat , Sugar and Spice , Y-Teen cabinet '52-'53, G,A.A Eugene Racht K - Klub, Basketball One athletic award, Af Rome City, Eight ath- letic awards, Baseball Track, Basketball Caroline Richards Y-Teens. Spotlight Shirley Ann Savage Y-Teens, Chorus, DC E. C1116 secretary' '53- '5-L. G..-XA. Patricia Scott Y - Teens, 3.A.A. AL., ,., C ., J, tis, Richard Shoultz Wig K Paint. The Sis- iers Mclntoshf Cho- fus. Boys' Glee Club. Intramural Virginia Smith Wig K Paint. Thespi- ans. l Remember Ma- na . Y-Teens, Chorus. A cappella choii G, A, A,, Ai1.,l1ifu'Lii1n 2ssistant Lois Stephens 'S-Teens. Chorus libra- ,- ,- v 03- 04. A rap zlella choir, G. A.A. Marilyn Seagly Board of Control '52- '53, '53-'54. Y-Teen cabinet '53-'54, Chorus secretary - treasurer '53-'54, Annual staff, G.A.A,, Library assist- ant, Girls' State Phyllis Smith G,A,A. Suzanne Sterkleii Class secretary '-19-'50, Student Forum '51-'52, Wig LY Paint, Thespi- an president '52-'53, vice-president ,53-'54, I Remember Mama , Sleeping Beauty . 'The Wonder Hat , Red Rose and Blue Sea , Y-Teen secre- tary '53-'54, Annual staff. Chorus. Nurses assistant. G.A.A.. Na- tional Hieh School in- stitute at Northwest- ern University Darol Stroman Board of Control '53- '5-i, Wig ck Paint stage manager '52-'53, Thes- pian production man- ager '53-'5-1. I Re- member Mama . Band officer. Chorus, A cap- pella choir, Boys' Glee Club, M. S, Pina- fore , Annual business manager, K-Klub, One athletic award, Intra- mural, Football. Bas- ketball, Auditorium assistant Compliments of SEAGLY BROS. f Form ond Home Equipment Donald Swank i - K l u b, Baseball. 3aslietball, Cross fountry. Track, Intru- nural, Two athletic a- Narcls. D. C. E. Club VlCC-1fl'E'SlClGIll '52-'53 Delbert l'h1 F.F,.-X. sentinel '52-'53 Janice Warble Wig X Paint, I Re- ineinlnei' llainau. Clio- i'uS. Siiufliglll. Wyman Wert F,F.A.. judging team Sarah Tritch Clnsf vice - presicii-1' '49-'5ii. sQci'ci1ii'5' 512. Wi: X Paint nw.- siiruf: '52-53. Tliesini fins. I Reniemlne Mains . Y-Teen secu- tziry '52-'53. presiclcr '53-'E-l, Y-Teen sunt mei' cuiiferciice, lklnfl ern Dance, Band oft: cei: State solo and en seinblc unntest. Ban KE. I-I. M. S. Pina fine . Cliorus. A C312 pellia clmir. Annu. staff. Girls' State. Ai' clitoriinin Lissisiaiti Elsie Wagner Noi gixicliifitiiig Joyce lYarb1e Ch Simtliglii Yenita Joan W'ilkS IXIC-fern Dance, Cliori Compliments of SEAGLY BROS, GAS SALES. INC, - Plnlgcis Sales Service Y - Teens. G, A. A I..1XVI'Sl1C'E' Wolff Patrlcia Young fm--f ,. 'W' '53 hh -f ,- k:.iS.:X. K Palm. Tiicspi- SfCnpmg Em Y TQ-ins. CHQ: 1 Afx. 14. A c':1g3'p9N3 1-Eiwix' ai bg. 5 3 . rv' ft us Shirley 'Wymer Y - TGGHQ. G, A, A., Choruf, D, C. E. Club Officers Prssidcnt Herman Davis Vice-prssicient Kfiih Marti Socrgiary Sally Paulus T1'ezxsu1'Q1' Marilou Kirkwood Sponsor Miss Goodwin This page sponsored by KURTZ FLCRISTS MEMORIES OF FLIGHT '54 THROUGH KENDALLVILLE SCHOOLS -vv w-- ,.e liste to remember about the early friidergarten and cnmary sess1ons . meet- ing our fellow passengers for the first tgrne . . . the parties had on special days , . . the deoorations labored over with uri- slrilled hands . . , the loving, patient teachers who gave us early fundamental flight iri- struotions . . finally our move into the inter- mediate grades where 'sie felt auite gror.-in to and where some of our more responsible riertiloers tool: over the Safety' Patrol. remember the thrill we e:-:joerienoed pfon entering 'ungor hrgh leg of our tic. 'ffe all felt like 'rfeil-seasoned travelers :ty then With a feeling of importance we :hose offioers . . , Sola Cotner, president, Sarah Triton, vioe-joresgdentg Suzanne Steolt- lej, secretary, Ann Wilson, treasurer, and lflrs, Lieb, sponsor. f'fe'.'.f passengers joined the party at the freshman stop Students from Wayne Cen- ter, South Milford, and Lutheran Schools oagmented our number to lUEi New officers tool: over the responsibilities .r , Merle Hooten, president, rlerrnan Savis, vice- oresident, Sarah Triton, secretary, l-larinah Eanef, treasurer, and Miss Eminger, scon- sor. 'ffe ohose a motto to keep rnrnd, love :any trust few, alwajrs paddle 'jour -own oanoef' Green and white were chosen as our favorite oolors and the rose, our rloifer. To introduoe as and to display oar talents our stew-.fardess arranged Freshmen- Farent Night. .lt ihe sophornore stop 'fre reorganized ' Boo Cotner the new president assisted by firri Dungan as vice-president, Karen frnerson, treasurer: Marg' Ann Head, secre- tarj' and Mr, Metz, sponsor, lt during this period of the trip that the Student Forum '.'.'as organized for the first time in Kl-l.S, l Chosen to represent our group in the Forum ' .-.' ere Suzanne Steckley, lane Moliean, and E-feith Marti, We also added to our Ward- roloes White sweaters with green Ks Best wishes from l. A, CZ R. rl, IONES - The Insurance Meri 1 an , W 'T vu V ' v T I -H s .I ' du 1 ' 1 ' ' X 'M ' 1 tl 1 I' H: HI I . 1 ' 1 I f w I 1- MORE MEMORIES Vivid in our memories is the all important junior year . , , with its magazine sales that broke all previous records , , . the acquisi- tion ot class rings . , . the junior-senior ban- quet set in an 'kOriental Garden' '... the t'Final Fling basketball dance sponsored by the juniors . 4 . the elaborate convention for election ot class president with Bob Cot- ner, Herman Davis, Vfayne Kimmel, and Darol Stroman the tour aspiring candidates. Bob Cotner's party won and chosen to help him were lim Dungan, vice-president, Mary Ann Head, secretary, Sandra Pollard, treas- urer, and Miss Power, sponsor. Student Forum representatives were lane McKean, Wayne Kimmel, and Herman Davis. We remember the senior stop as vie eagerly looked ahead to exciting activities, but wisttully realized that the end ot our journey through Kendallville schools was coming all too soon, That year we chose Herman Davis, president, Keith Marti, vice- president, Sally Paulus, secretary, Marilcu Kirkwood, treasurer, Bob Cotner, Wayne Kimmel and lane McKean, Student Forum representatives, and Miss Goodwin, spoi- sor. For our senior class party we decided to relax our dignity and enjoy a Halloween masquerade. Marilyn Seagly, lane McKecz21, and Pat Young won the prize for their origi- nality, impersonating 'lthree old bags : Miss Robertson delighted us all with her elucid- ating palm reading, giving us exciting peeks into our future as well as revealing our hid- den traits and attributes. Vifho will ever fc?- get the senior picture exchange . . . the e:-:- change ot name cards . . . who can forget the deep thrill ot baccalaureate . . , the in- spiration ot the hour . . . our tirst appear- ance in caps and gowns? We shall always remember commencement, the exciting tui- tillment ot our dreams . . , then finally the landing ot our plane on the ground ot real- ity! The time had come when our flight was over . . . we should take our places in the world as young adults each going his separate way Complim nts of tne KENDALLVILLE HARDWARE - I. F. Moliter CS Son UNDERCLASSMEN Wm 52 NU Y -:sk - '11 This page sponsored by the I. C, PENNEY COMPANY R P -fww 'S Q gh JUNIORS Tlie junior class elected as oitgers this year Terry Kurtz, president, lirri l.flji'j, vices president, Nelda E-erlzes, secretary, and 'feral Eshelnian, treasurer Students chosen to represent the class in the Student Forurn ifere Rae Pray, Rav Scott, and ludjr lacoics. The big rnoneyfraisina protect of the junior class was the annual magazine sales Campaign. The rnemloers of the class cali well be proud ol the fact that their sales, which totaled S3,289,ll, loroke all previous sales records, Rachel Brennan set an indi- vidual record with S478 Pour other students, Robert Moore, Ann Stoecklev, Di- anne lhrie, and Ray Scott each sold over S100 worth ot subscriptions, This year it was not only a contest to see how many sulo- soriptions the juniors could sell, but it was a contest to see which would sell the most subscriptions S the girls or the boys lt vias agreed upon that on a specified day the losers would have to show every courtesy foossilole to the winners - carrying their books to classes, openina doors lor them, covfing to them, The airls won, and on lgnzor Courtes '.,' fur' 'u:'.1:r Epo '-,' s little Sir Vfitlter Ralegiflis Tlirou 1 ine '.'Jl13lC i'ar1xca1g:r1, g:li1r.r.g:igr, fE'Q'ffdlZ',Q!, itrid sou:- ugir. the urgors on fc titer :i,r.gi Yl'CCIl e 'uziior sponsor, Miss Power foncina and games provided the enter- tiinrnent for the fozll class giartj' which :arried out the trierne of Full Follies The ,tile gym was oittraotgvel '-,' dergorilied 'xfitli r porin leaves arid liizrvest vegfefotbles 'ffitn the Close of the football season, thoughts turned to haslietlidll Election of QliEEflGC1ClETS '.-.' as Field after tzie session, Qctccer Ql T '.'.' o menikers of ine 'unior ilotss, ludy' lasocs and Darrre llirie, 1-:ere efeoted 215 senior cheerleaders Ori November QC, the iuiiors received iieir closs rinjrs '.'.' nich tnej' rod ordered edrlg' 11 the fotll On ldlay l4, the seniors, f:1ootlt'y, and goests saw the product of rnoriv lono hours of nard viorl: by the tumors, Mzss Power, Tift Miss Vfirdarnan :xt ilie traditional diior-senior Q otriauet 4fl Q v- if Me., ' This page sponsored by Sl-lOWAl.TFR MARKET and KEMERLY BAKERY JUNIORS . A, f ir If I A J 5 - . , '55 J Vuz: if . Nd .Ny V. M. My . A in A we A 1 ,S R .vu . Ma f we -I Y ,,. . f- .Vw v I ,gn-,, X V -Q, my 'fe 7 1 2. A .Q.f,'A' w. 1 f J J, 5' -, Y - , Q ami I A ,I 4' if 3 iX sa .ya Q w 1' ., ff' T X , mf g fl - I l JJr ril if :-...'- A. fi ,-':2 A..:. s Tv Q -rv K' .fs 'Si' QS-I A li. A 0' Q fi flat ui , - Ml' .3 if x had -fr fy -5' y 9 I -J ' J Q, New -'Y -.nf A v ,E NJ Q X'-.ew Compliments of SNYDERS MEN SHOP - Marilyn Adams Enid Aungst Duane Axel Rebecca Baird Ruby Barger Ralph Becker Nelda Berkes Bonnie Bodenhaafer Denny Bordner Rachel Brennan Jacqueline Caldwell Virginia Carteaux Patricia Clarke Sharon Clay Larry Coffel Edith Combs Judith Crowl Jo Ann Cummins Robert Danzer Jeannine Davis Gean Edwards Carol Eshelman Carol Ewell Marjorie Forker Virginia Freed Kay Friskney Carroll Gould Carson Grubb Robert Grubb Seward Hall R. D. Hampshire Duane Hanes William Heign Nellie Henney Janet Hockenbarger Robert Hockenbarger Sally Hoffelder Dianne Ihrie Judith Jacobs Jack Jennings First with the latest CIRCLING THE FIELD Tom Jones NJean Kammerer Barbara Kline , f - ' ' . . - ' .-' 1 an -9 Caryl Kline to XV uf? Terry Kurtz QQ ' new u' Y 'l -. I ff' ' Marjorie Leamon James May ,' 3 1' David Merkling it 'I' A, ,W Craig Miller ' V 'f A f V 'T Robert Moore , ' V ' f 'RH' ' 1, fwrk 1 I Clayton Morr John Moses u Shirley Mulholland '1-- Nancy Patterson 1' Doyne Perkins F it x Rae Pray ' Jerry Preston .gr V Jack Reade 1 ' fn A. ' A X ,A Robert Rittermeyer X X R.: 7 6 Clarinda Robinson K I. k 1 Carl Root , i' Marcia Ruderman - ' 3 .F 4, 'F T ' Roy Scott ' -- -it , ' 'ji' Jerry Springer jf 3 -f Ann Stoeekley ,aff t JM, Max Strater n Ronnie Swogger J-f 'Q 4' 2' 3' 1? R. .. ,, 1 Betty Tinkey if gf, :L I rf 1 f Patty Trowbridge -X, l - ' , 1 N 1f ' v Emma Truelove 10 I Q David XValter A Joyce VVatson 5 ,x Q ' 9 .gg Hope Ann Wert -A W A :Q 'gf Dolores VVilson 'Wi 'C b JV P Gerald VV0lff A Anne XVright f f I elvis Patty VVymer ' X -A U X g 1 I - -. Bill Young V .. A 97 I ff? I -Q ...- J- gl? 5 b ' PM This page spcziscred by THE MODERN I. G. A. GROCERY JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Magazine Captains, Generals, High Saiesf Winning team in magazine sales men . 'A I Iunior Courtesy Day Thank You' bOYS' Class rings Big plans for the banquet This page sponsored by BLUMER DRUG STORE 32 SOPHOMORES C11 SG1ffI.1iD?f 1: :xi Lis 11731 fl:-:3 :iii of 111: Ur ister d1r:Ci1:zi ef M? Met: , TVCTSS sjfeiiser, the Seehettieie Ci-1153 etefiei Tertt Lewis presldeiif Dewtd Hedges, vice firesidertt, lane Platier seeritary, cmd Bev erly Bcrrrows, treasurer At this same meetf :ng B11 Leamem Litidei Lee, czij Heres' f-c1:'lii'i :liCs:Qi ie fff?Tf'ff1ii tire serif: Lg Mai .mf -v,. ..-M 51,- t :-Ad-..,r,., TI CTE: -L Ui ..-, A,1,, y... A W. .rm , -X.-an-,-3, 1.. L..- ,....- -..L --V . -t ,...,s, , V613 il :ist 03:3 feerzf Qi tie 'gear tie N-YN we- .-q ,, .f J -V '--.,NLx' W :AH A4 fs SQL.. Hu ' .,af..L..., Q:--..-4.tCl 1.1 .eh ,e.3..r wxfzt yeltei-.' arid Qretiii streamers Prem tgie ,cuter e, .A Cells., '.'.'L1ere tie streertters met limi: 31.11351 trier IL1TT1'fiI,II The eiiir ingimetii CI tire evezli ,Kill 3 ii. List-.' t9U3'.-fed. dititiiii 1 Cfil CA este Harold Rtehm 1-:its mister ct Ceremimes fer the talent sho '.-.' :n1ir11:'uri':rtxtg. 112- f3.r:'.'1gi :numbers C1 tttterbuw dfimte by Mqxrtlijz Cree well cmd ferry Coed, .3 Jurtctr sole XYLYII Summers, N3 prime sele ht 'A.' Arm F: If trie by Vrgrrmjn Stevirt Slizreir X :tid Ani Feet, :tid in drtxrrizigf 1: Lexis rid Dixid Eedges Cie llizilii' jiri' L 431350 :Zi iAIf1f'ff' s 'rfft .ire the Freud siegi Wires '.'eer e e-. ..-. e F L r, t ,ir Errerid zifii EQW fzzrdgriiit :. 'irffiil 'still '.-il't1te- Els .1 ' sieict :gi trim the rest of the seliiet ,,.. -num nv, K. X r-1 B. I-1 S students krief.-7 if S smart te use C11 K p.51I..:' rrfOJLpT: M Q SOPHGMGRES X - Margaret Acker fi 1. : 4- L , it ,Q . Phyllis Acker - 'J ? N, i sf ., a We Patricia Anderson - 'Q' .V X- xv ' M' 51 3 HV? Paul Aynes 'Q X was sw! V ' A 3 X , 'IV Marcia Bair jf Beverly Barrows V Sammy Bell I ,3 ' A ef- Don Bennigan 'B GW .. 3 X. 1. 1' A' . QW eff 'GM if! ,,,'3 ff X J .,.. Bonnie Biddle ag' 1 1 'qi 'if Kgs' 9 Q A Jean Bishop X I ' iw il. ' - Larry Blue Qgablg im 3 E. Diane Borst Norma Butler 6 V 4 W Dennis Butterbaugh '97 4' ' ' I Sharon Castator ' 5 -cf ' John Cazier 4 5 Burnice Combs Leeanne Coney 4,-iid: Mary Crofoot 1. E - ' ' 'xg - Martha Crowell P :fbi 4 V 0 13' ,Q , . 'A pg V - 9 F M N, f 'J Kay Downing XQQ 3235 ' 1 LL- I ' 'W' W Nancy Drerup -,Wag 3' ' wa, 1 g 'N W t Marilyn Dungan 'G 3 X Ann Foor 1 Shirley Frehse z QQ I L Q I- Barbara Gehring , -'M' X W W xiii H - 3 I LY ,- Jerry Good Vf In Rf' ' jf, A - Kenneth Gose B Q LW, , Richard Grubb i ag wmv Hannah Hanes I Keith Hart I -1.. Glenn Hazelton 151 I P .fggfzfif J' nf 'W .a David Hedges 5 1' ' jf.. ' jg .Li 3 'r Q' Louis Heiman J Q, l -if? Z9 Sandra Herald .31 f 1 ' Dina Higginbotham 2125.445 .4 Q' Barbara Hoffelder e 1 Sharon Holden M , ., f ' 5 ': ' . . ' Q Robert Hons gg B :Lf i ' 2, :Q Y Lil ,Q Carleton Hubbart A ' Ma ,F Lucia Irons Il. Q ff xr Larry Jarrett . Gary Kern ' Rolland Kruger S .4-gs 41 4 ,- 5 'A -,ja t X 'D Joseph Lash .A I 5? J xv-51, A Mary Lash ' re '- Bill Leamon Q W , Y E l Linda Lee K 1 A f A - Compliments of O, E. CONEY - PONTIAC GAINING ALTITUDE 2131782 Karen Leighty Tom Lewis Sue Ellen Likes Z 5 9' 'S ' i .- C ' - f' J Barabara Lundy lf- f, 'JL 4, Q 53, ' 1 --' James Mapes NWN' -warg, ,1 i I gf R N Mary Mapes P l ff :E gap Sara M:'Kibbin A Neil Mc-Manus 1? rg a - 'H' f- ' r Delbert Morr A 'S -'- -A: ' Q I 9 , f Marlene Newman 3 I Lf, f 'T' 1 ? M , Janet Palmer ' ' -'M' - Arthur Pankop fm 3 lf . Marilyn Perkins Jane Platner ,,. Bin Potts ,gi , -.. Q af, I- .vie 4' C' -' Q Sammy Pratt pl ' QQ. ' 'ff sf! 9' 1 JoAnn Price --A... ' 'V Q f ' Nancy Probst , V 'W Richard Ramsey James Reecer Nancy Reick x . A ' 9 gi 0 5. Prudence Rensberger Q Ii Jil. A lj S3 V Connie Rhodes Z S 4. U 1, ,H W- if Larry Richards rN!i.V4 rd - -4' 2, A ,. X , 1 -A , Harold Riehm Rhea Roderick t V , Jerry Schwarz ,'..- Q- S 1 5 ' '5 7 , ' ' Sharon Shoultz A 5.7-1 J- A' Li ff 3' Rosalie Smart X: ,, 1 X - a W' J Betty Smith If - Evelyn Smith Joan Smolinske Virginia Stewart nf: .. + 'FW' 3 7- f Q 4- f K Virgil Summers j. A eg . 1 b rf If Edmond Sutton I gif , .3 Hy J if Donna Trowbridge gf F! -:ht tx' Wayne Tyre Richard Virgil A , Robert Wagner x 1 cu- QL ' , Q ' .2 - I l- ' Larry Walter , A ' :L 'V' Lf- f. 1 Ann Xvehmeyer t -J' ' Charles Wentworth ' 45, It A W J I x X S ' 'iris . 2 ff Sally Westphal C3 Z' Richard VVilliams '2 5 2 F ,v . A Kg Mary Lou lVolf R - vw J 'AJ 3 W Q Jerrie Yates ff 'J ' ' , W: Ralph Ziebell '-- Q LQ, iv!! Ax .mum This page sponsored hy' the MILLER-LYNCH COIVIPATIY SOPI-ICEVIORE ACTIVITIES loss porty Doncing ot potty :cssing potatoes? Committee meeting for poriy loss sweoiers General Business class E.. This poge sponsored by THE PALACE OF SWEETS FRESHMEN Ecrly in Se-pteriikef the 515155 of '57 hold 1:1 '.',' 11, Pr1s11,,:1 Tir , 1,3 fi K'X' 1 1 1 its f1r3i meefuig under 111-11 cv:1p.i1l1-U:- s1':i11.:ir 3151:-1.:1'1 19 .11'11i,f 1g1'111i 11.111 gif: ' ship of M1155 Eri11x1g11:-7 Af TEILS me -f,- 21:11 Ulf 13151113 solo Aflfi-r 12151i Eli' 511i1r1f1d ti 131.31111 new freshrue-11 from SC11111 M1lf:1rd, NY1i1'.'t11,1 hut CTI T319 '1-f:1'y siigipi-gl 111 :.11'1 1Tf'IX :if 1c1 CQ11ter,Si. bhzfs L11il1:-r:1:1 21311 1.11i.1o:xi1' lids 11131139 SE1'jlT'jtI ','.' Q13 1 1rf11'111'1:1. 11 Fairfield Cazlier, Fcrt YfQ11.':1i1, L31 ONS, H.1i'1r1- 55395-Ch fc? 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'jezrs at If Stuili Iviflllf Street FRESHIVIEN 3 V Rosa Babin V I T V ,M - ' ' M v-,, f ',-' Billy Baker ' Y f .i if ' ' WL' ,V me Joe Bauer A fr 5 V S ,E -- , Nancy Becker Q ,mi '- 5 Q V V 'W' 5 ' Geraldean Bolen A-Q V1'. -, Kirby Bollinger I ,k H V - . Bernard Bowman '-ET' f ' V 'f' f I ig V Richard Clark gg . ' X6 Joyce Coffey .VM - '- A-,VV l,ffm , V H ' 21 Buddy Coleman '- jr:-V W Margaret Combs VV V ' Janet Craig 3, V, V ,.. V ,gy - ,Z , Dennis Dawson J, ' A Q., Vg, V ' J -1- Shirley DeLong iyrfl ., ' 'f' ffm? I Roger DePew Y 4 Y V VValter Donley ',' f' I Shirley Dukes ' V Larry Edwards , ,, - f 4' .. ff J., Eleanor Eshelman J, V, . 'sf V, ' 'J ' :Q ' .Q Suzie Febles 'eff' 9 -- ' 'gf , ff ' T5 Richard Feller QM VJ ww A ty Ann Forst eve ,e A I Lad m T If ' 'A' l 4 .u T -T 4 . x A Elizabeth Freed fu? 6 uf 'V - 5 . Janice Freed -Q' gif V ., -W QV 3 V ,Q Ilene Friend 'Sf 0 A F' Janet Friskney , V2 l We-3 T Bin Gehring 'xv' 'ijt' Margaret Gillian VV T Lorita Green F- ' 4: , 5- A 4 Alayne Haase 'J 'play .jp wi, 'L l Shirley Hammel , V T--3, ' .. 'f W Wi, Joann Hanes eq 1 N li, Sharon Hansen I!! - Sandra Hasselman w if' Mary Henney 9 A, '-f.,-5. ri, is H.. dz -' 9 M, we . Clara High Q, ' ,.., ,L V ,.-I -M QT , , Gerald High 'T' 1 3 'L' V N' V V Myron Hill ' W, W J Howard Hodge ' Ardith Hooren V John Hosler - 1 ' - , 4 f Diana Johnson 5' f L' 'N ' 'nr , ' Etta Jorn ---v- 5 A T, ' f' . Diane Kimpel N'-mf 'W' ' U'-0 James Kimpel Carolyn Kleiman Harold Kline , ,W V Q ,V Sue Kline 3 si f 1' , f Q I: Robert Kollman ff 3? Z' 5 -5, 'i .133 li! 31- Larry Knight ' NCQ' ' I Fern Krotzer wi sf f ' , H ,YL 1 - 7' 5 ff? John Krueger A T Sandra LaRue W, Q ' L , M Jack Laughlin g ' 9 iii V U ' A V, Evelyn Lehman I.. ,L V5 - Tom Ley ivy ww' 'K Richard Lieberenz Q,.f'V. f,,f if? V J ' 3 Jane Ludlow gl ,QL ' f. This page sponsored by IVIAX WHITES CENTRAL DRUG STORE TAKING OFF Terry Lung Q Tom Mapes Robert McCormick -- fa ' Joseph McGinl 1 ,. ' . ' C 4: ' -' ey V ' ' 5 Elizabeth Miller 1 J -4 ' .f . Herbert Mills Av-W j LJ 1' f. Michael Morr Bonnie Mortimore h . ,, - fs- - 'P .G 3 'C ' 9' Dennis Myers ' . - :L Jerry Myers ': 4 0 Richard Neal Marietta Morv Q x 5 ' , r J J 4.0. 'S fl! X ggi' fer' ' Y ' I I W A 'J Darlene Nodine l Adrian Nowels Paul Pelikan if ' C- '5 1 E ch- f, - e ' Jack Pfeiffer L 5 lj- 9' ' at Irene Pollev Patty Porter , v' W J 33- 'fl f X -. Carolyn Reade Patty Rierson Michael Robinson Rosemary Rose Gloria Sawyer wi-'Q rs T: ll: 4. 7, 3' T Q ',' nd iid A , 41- -.v ,U Nancy Schlichtenmyer ' N' , Y X fl ' ' V' .,- 1 Janice Schuman 1 fi Haag' 3. -iffy 79 Marcia Schweitzer Judy Shank Charles Sherck 35' Nancy Showalter fi QQ. 4 ' 'C 'IN .. 6 , .1 ,- ,.: ,v , ' A VV, , Q' if 'Gif' 3' , X 19' Sandra Shultz v I . I 'seat ' 'fn 3 .. Janet Sibert Richard Sleeper K V Bernard Smith A U ' , Phyllis Smith 1- , 5 2- ff, 'ff , Kathryn Sutton ,, J 6, J Jerry Svoboda N ' .W f I .' ' I Priscilla Tesch John Tritch , ,, Duane VanWagner 7' g' 4 J ' .'i - Robert WVagner Q-f Charles Wallace ,J v 'iii 'J ' J- V P A, Carl Weber f ' -I I' .. Dale Weber David VVeber 1,' A . fra Kay Weihmiller K- , ' , M' ' ..-Q 9 gr, Larry W'ert Z-N 31, 1 ' X f' -r. 4 Ray lVert , -- 5 ,ag '-lf: Harold Westphal M 1 ft ,5 sf!-, 0 . l ' lit i ' If .r Roger Wible James Wilson P ' 4 Mary Lou lVilson '5 ' ' 1- , 2 I , 9 I Dennis Wolheter LQ 4 L QL ' -I 3 Jean tVright ,J Y ' -4- Nancy WVymer fl 'M x f 1 A , A Sharon Zawadzke , XM J YZ J' Y f' ish J J J J 9 ,A .J ' ' , V 1 .i A at Y X .7.l,.., azz t BRCYWMAN ELECTRICAL SERVICE W E16-Ctriscil s ' ' . .,-.r.c1r1ts best 39 Q FRESH-IIVIAN-PARENT NIGHT Biology Class Loki Clc, , f . 1 W- f- A-v ,N -A ,-I Chl., Gly.- Don.-. Soclol Hour 1 -f ,Cl RC ' 'Swv' L Compliments of THE FASHIQN SHOP 7TH AND STH GRADE ACTIVITIES I I IQ4I CI'f' Ciifers iii Pre'.f1'.1i: P51111 G11-zlmi 31 314-',I II ,wpgnx 1111- xyfiji 111: Tom KID: Q Xxi Llij Tm' nt 121711-1'fI.I S2c1'c'L1r3': Rvngz Ortstuih - Qlugixsm ilgwluxmf Vi-1'.,.f,k1C1Af DJLINC3' CLIZICI' .y.:fL1xu. .Lim SM .nk Sgcvswr: M VVr1gIm'1' , In, RI11, PI I-'Q 1 Griio GQTIS' Gyrzu C1355 gl ff-'gig ff Q- V ' I '1 Cixi? Elslzetbill 'Tami A f . ,vvwuw-ww r I ' 117 1, 'r '12-gy -- I - ' Y ' 'v '- :-.,.' I I . . -,, R, -fl . 3 , , 1. 1 ', 5 'vi :puff I ' 34- 'l I xs ' 1 X I gi P . if Ur Q 'Q 1 ' - f K ' ' , N , 1 A ' X sf A 1 ' -,' .1 4 ' T g I' ,a ,, 'V J, - J 4 I . I1 E nr ' I ke f I IHLS page SA ,mere QQ' xl, I l1'I A 4P' EI! .i -r ,ji .-f .1 .iv-4 ...-N,-I 7,-'f-xr ' C, I d I f :,n1IEMEP,CLP.1 A E ,..... 41 s 9 wa- 35 . ah J , , .. 1, X K 'nf' we M Y I E , :i X 2- i 42 r 2- Fx , Km., -qs, H ,Q . ' C' -' if Y fl si 'fiffh 'J::5IE:::I?7' . ': ' a e rik 9 Q Z! ' we iff , I A -F f,1 J 11 EIGHTH GRADE Dale Appleman 31. Q John Blech .: 4- J Jane Autenrieth J g' A 4 X! Y af Q-fr all ff ff L, we N ff' is wr it N' J ak .J 0. - fi ' -' V Q,-3 si'- -15-Z . J' W' , A, A .A VW . I A Jae Knife ', -.- ...Q ffsfi f N , ge--w 1,-Av ,. -rv, - r i 'I.P if iw? 11 I f ,J ,Q , 1 ,. .,w ' gy . N, -Y, .v,,, . fn, 5 V nw? F .lkM' ff' ll- . I+ Q 2' Linda Bostwick Harold Bowers Q David Brady ,. J'-' Nancy Brady .f Jean Brown 'G' Jerry Brown 1, J Donna Caldwell I x V Nancy Cazier V- Arthur Charles .1 f.. -'Q915 Mitzi Coffelt 'wil' Melba Cummins ' Bonnie Davenport Marlene Dawson A John Evers Mary Alice Feller 'A Jack Fifer ' Bill Finley 1 Louise Fisher l Bill Foor ex Tom Forbes ' I Hallis Friend John Friend Donald Friskney J wb 4 Norma Gardner ' ,,,, David Gaston f' Dennis Gerber U Maynard Gillespie f Carson Gould 1 g Maxine Gould .,., f Paul Greiling Judy Gustin i Tom Hart .E Marilyn Harvey Edwin Hill - H, 5 Tom Hoffelder Janice Holden Tom Hornett ' :nuff Sandra Huff Ronnie Karst f- 1 J' Eddie Kenestrick i , Eddie Kimmeu 'Y' Tom King .G'L Compliments of THE TOGGERY SHOP - Serving the public 43 ye-crrs PREPARING FOR FLIGHT Patricia Kline Sharon LaRue Tom Leamon John Lewis Marcella Long Danny Longbrake Florence Lundy Kenneth Mapes Marcia Mapes .,. g 1 . p ,I 2 ef i -T' 1 2 fi , . VV , I.. -J 3 f, I Us 1 - 'af' 1 x S 'r G 9 5 .3 1- 1 ' V 1 .A a .. .. ,- . f f- ff? 1 x..f 0' xt-J ' L Alta Merriman I I David Michau 5 Carolyn Miller , , f-. . Charles Morr -- t rf' Frances Nemes Q I K X Ethel Oliver E - , , Rena Ortstadt Bernard Owen . 0 Q H' Annabelle Perkins .1 W ' it . .J '1 Q Y Gail Poyser sr' in E? f' X 0? Gregg Reidenbach I A lvillialrl Rollins Jane Rothrock V A F A 5, 5 Norman Ruderman v if R ' L- ' V, r .- Duane Rynearson ATS' XE' 1 ' ' Jack Schlichtenmyer f f gf-ill ' ' Alanson Schweitzer Eldon Scott A A, . Kenneth sigsby ' .A .I ', ff it , Duane Smith v .3 IQ Q 1 'S' W v Kenneth Smolinske f Betty Snow Kenneth Soice Marianna Surfus James Treesh 7 fkf- 5, ' ,W Ala. , ,. V , . v. E,--'47 ..-W, -T M 7 -rt. Philip Trowbridge .4 June Wade Ann lValter Dennis lValter Rebecca Walter Steve Yvhite Wayne Wible Rebecca Zimmerman 'vu A .1 .L - -' fn 1. , , , - P lj I .taf IAQ 'CD - A 1 ,K -65 L. fi 2' 'Q J. -4 , , 4 4 is 'sage sponsored bf THE QLYMPUX 1,1 ' 2 SEVENTH GRADE Linda Acker Lx . l Phillip Ackerman Mfr L rf. . ,jf r-L ' f 'T Roland Allen ff' V air .if y Leslie Ashby 1 Q V ' A fb-I R' David Babin ' , eg, , 'Q fy 1 , A KA Barbara Bailey ,Q Jayne Berhaltel' 4 A I O u ' M A bb James Bolen 4-. 1 ' fi, F L 'L ef 'v 1'j '-'J Phillip Beleiihaugh IL I' L A xyfpylkb ll N f Sandra Brady ev' ,,,,L , 'ri f .-'W I D George Burnham i jffl. 'J . Barham Burger ay. Karen Carlisle A Richard Carlson ,r ' Oz. Q 'If , K 4-7 Susie Charles . M Judith Coleman 3' , 4 4 r if .rf A ' :ZZ Colette Chaudoill - I I Kenneth Crowder Naomia Davis V N hs William Davis if . U' 9 .r - te if 'in V' 'H' Edward Dobmeyer 'J' ' ' W5 :,' .Q 'ff Marilyn Dobmeyer 'W J J 'J ' W ' , 'L Sonya Donley 4 15' Jean Drerup .I A Sharlotte Eagleson i Phyllis Groves . ,J 2 W ' .1 ' 5 G 4 W ' ' 'rf Michael Gunter Sf- Q ll Le if i if Dorothy Hall f E f' , ,-of AT '47 Dale Hansen ini 1' Q I Jacqualine Hart Sharon Haskins H W Mearl Hawkins ff- ,P 3' ,' U9 ,.. 3- Q ' ' ' 5 Cecil Hazelton fi- 'f' ' rx ,L 9 99 L Robert Hedges 0 ,- O5 -Mya W Nw ' Audrey Hicks gk I 7-' f Q t , f Gene Holcomb L. . Q 5 ,J Shelby Holler m m Richard Hossinger ' . n-'Q f 'f ' 9 f V7 ,. T ,, fr Kent Ihrie . ,QM Jack Jarrett f' - y' W ,5 Claudine Kline ff E NKQ rj - , Sharon Kline This page sponsored by THE WILSON FLORAL COMPANY R David Kropp Sharon Kurtz Nancy Lankford Tom Lindsey Sandra Long Rita Lung Donald Mapes Carolyn Martin V ECEIVING FLIGHT I fr NSTRUCTION E5 of gi. David Miller Diana Moreland James Morr Margaret 'VI l '- en Myers ' ' as s. I CQ' 'V' . ., , fffy .- ..- L ki , V to ,. V. i u holland Q' if iffy I x Kar ' I A Graydon Nowels Trent Patterson David Pfeiffer Donald Pontius DeMaris Power Elizabeth Pratt Judy Prentice Sharon Reade Paul Scott f Thomas Scott Judy Secaur John Shank Rebecca Shultz Thomas Shultz l if .t Judy Smith Sally Stahl Linda Strcb Lee Streich Nancy Sturdivant Connie Swander - Robert Trier I' .r ' Larry Trowbridge 5 Mary Wagner Michael lValter Robert Weingart 41 1 . Q' e ' Q -, . . ' , ,.. -r 1 . ,.. M,--r .f rl! T' ' 6 v: If ,- 1 ' L Et h vw I Fil , if 'Q P ,I 47 597. gg- .. v- f f- 5 M ., ji. ' .J - ,- eb . 'L Q ae Lenore lVestphal -' V I: 1' - ' ' Billy lVhitcomb -. M 1 ' .i , : -' H Sue white XP, ff' C' . Eg, N ' Delores Zimmerman K, h K pil j Compliments of MILLER K-P MOTOR SALE S AND SERVICE ,. fa- 9 .avr IL . fi -vu , ,- Q . -1? f-1 ev 4' V 'JY fx xfj- ix X. X X K X . X KAY AITCH ESS Nineteen Hundred Fifty Four VCILUME XLII Puausz-1:0 BY THE KENDALLVILLE 1 'mit' ' .,., Vg ' , ' 37 'L-9' B 1 L. STUDENT ASSiSTANTS Many students have rendered valuable lelped with office work arid niirneog1'apl': service as receptionists, oltice assistants, rig. Bob Moore and Darol Stioman were in and messengers. Marcia lacobs, assistant in charge of backstage 'work and lighting, Pot the business department, is pictured as sne Wyrner, Carol Ewell, Buby Barger, Beverly' showed a student how to operate an addf Barrows and Carolyn Mapes Worl-:ed an ina machine, Bill Young helped Mr, Reade hour each day in Mrs. Mallons office, Bose with the distribution and showing ot tilrns, Marie Kielael, Nancy' Be-iclz, Ann Stoeclilefy, l-fannah Hanev and Lauren Hanes are pic- Leeanne Coney, and Diane Borst assisted tured With Mrs. Beiswanaer Whorn they Miss Gilliland in the library. ,-5 I+. Compliments of MALEYS DEPT, STGBE 3 Where quality is niost irnportaiit CTIVITIES 533 ffl-'fl W J 2-WWW f CALENDAR PTEMBER School opened First football game of the season played at Bluffton Y-Teen pot luck supper Thespian party Class officers were chosen Guymon Field was dedicatedg played football here with Garrett Played football here with Auburn re- serves Juniors chose rings Seniors chose announcements Freshman class party OCTOBER Liquid Air Demonstration in Auditorium Junior class party Juniors launch magazine sales Played football at Concordia Underclass pictures were taken F.F,A. Convention at Kansas City Played football-here with Howe Military End of six weeks Senior class party Cheerleaders were chosen after tryouts Teachers' Association Football game played at Nappanee Driver Training trip to Detroit Senior pictures were taken Remaining Senior pictures were taken Val Lauder in Auditorium lN OVEMBER Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Dessert K-Klub Banquet Sophomore class party Freshman-parent night Basketball season opened! We played Avilla here K-Klub dance Played basketball here with Albion Thespian dance. Juniors received class rings Basketball game at Central Catholic Thanksgiving Day Thanksgiving vacation ended Basketball game at Columbia City DECEMBER Basketball game at South Side, Ft. Wayne End of six weeks District G.A.A. Play Day Basketball game with Warsaw played here Basketball game with Elmhurst, Ft. Wayne Y-Teen Children's Party Basketball game with Garrett played here Senior pictures delivered Basketball game at Ligonier Begin Christmas vacation Th s pctoe sponsored by RELIABLE MACHINE COMPANY CALENDAR JANUARY 1 Basketball Tournatncni at Coliscuzn -i School re-opeztezl 8 Basketball grime played ai Auburn 8 From Greenlands Icy' M tuntains for Audiioriu'n 1? Students gave proeram tm' Rotary 15 Basketball game played at Concordia 22 Basketball game with Bluffton here 25 Fecohd semester began. and Beverly Renkenbargcr became secretary for Mr. Tri'ch 2'3 Scholarship exams for Saniors 29 Baske'ball game with Decatur here 221 K-Klub daitce 29 The Smythes Piano Duo for Audi- torium 30 Basketball game with Mishawaka here FEBRUARY 1 Band Carnival 9 T-Teen Father-Da 'ehfcr Dessert rw Basketball game with Najnoanee here 6 Baskefball Dime with Goshen here 6 Solo anfl Ensemble Cantest in Ft. Wavite for Band 12 Basketball eame at New Haven 13 Dramatic Contest at Muncie 19 Basketball game with Angola here 24 Sectional Basketball Tourney 25 Kendallville won over Rome City 25 Kendallville lost to Howe 27 LaGrange won sectional MARCH 8 Scotch Duo for Auditorium 16 Singing Hoosiers for Auditorium 19 K.H.S. Thespians gave program for Ve-teran's Hospital 26 T, J, Corgan Beauty and the Beast for Auditorium APRIL 2 Track meet with Butler here 9 Track meet at New Haven 13 Track meet at Garrett 16 Easter vacation began 17 Coshen Relavs at Goshen 19 Easter vacation ended 20 Track meet at Auburn 2-1 Kokomo Relays 97 Track meat with Nappanee here 30 Track Conference at Columbia Citi' MAY 3 Serine Band Concei -1 Track rveet with Howe Militarv her 7 Music Week Auditorium Proaram 8 Sectional Track meet at Elkhart 14 Junior-Senior Banquet 16 Business anfi Professional Women Club gave a tea for Senifir 0 28 Y-Teen Formal Dance 28 Senior Picnic 30 Baccalaureate JUNE 1 Last Day of School Nltiit D Auditorium Progran 1 Commencement asian Mn 1- . .!' i . B .L I A g A, , -. ii .J ,. . W 4 ,, ' V gs? ll. 'E' 3. 1- aww, 1 :J- Q' A Q La. 1 Y- ili-o 'ff'- 0 , in 1, it A, , k . 4 . , g -1 ' K 'C' 1: 5 'ggjj-' ' ' rf ,ij--.rig ' ' Ai e- H 1 .f 7 q c Y . X L 'F tai. ,Y X i -1115 9' ' 41 I .sk-UH V- f, ' 1 I1 .. are 'sf 1 S' if ,. A52 ' i -' i . gi, lv .Liv 7,, i W W I - , X' ay' '- fl -. Lf si f ' .L t .iii T JQILJCC ,W Il r 'L 'Qv :' 'C ,hi'lgi'f' gs? . - cztipiiine-.its or KENlf'J3.l.L FROZEN LCCKLP, C Y y I KAY AITCH ESS STAFF Editor .......,. .-..,, R oloert Cotner Assistant Editor ..,,,,.., Mary Anna l-lead' Eusincss Monager ,..A.,.., Darol .Stronian ,Assistant Business Manager Marilyn Seagly Circulation Manager ,.,..,, Merle l-looten Art Editor ....,....,,..eee. Sandra Leitch Photography Editor -- ,, Fred Autenreith Dramatics ooo...o.. U- Karen Emerson FACULTY Chairman .,,... L- Miss Stephens Photography -LL ,- Mr. l-lowerton Circulation --- ,.,.,, Mr. Metz Auditorium ,,,....... --- lane McKean HH--- Ioan Friend Music ...... Classes ...,.., --- Suzanne Steckley Agriculture --- --- Gene Flickinger Y-Teens ,,,.,,,, .vY, S Clrah T1'itCl'1 ,U--c,L,,,,, Robert Cotner Hannah Haney Typists ,,cc Marcia Jacobs, Lois Stephens, Boys' Athletics Girls' Athletics .c,......... Marilou Kirkwood CO M M ITTEE Art -cccccAA,,,, U, Mr. Flanagan Proofreacler ,H s.., Mrs. Black Assistant .....,,,,..,,........ Mr. Tritolfl I y , , ,,.r .MLW V X Compliments ot TAYLOR SHOE STORE JUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET Mossy gardens, beautiful flowers, oriental paintings, Chinese lanterns hanging from the ceiling, and a quaint pagoda and bridge were all part of the exotic atmosphere of the Oriental Garden. This was the theme oi the lunior-Senior Banquet held May l, l953 Each table was brightly decorated with flowers and miniature gardens. For favors diminutive silk fans were given to the girls and small delicately carved ships to the boys. The dinner which was served by girls in gay Chinese costumes was under the supervision of Miss Varclaman, Our Iunior Sponsor, Miss Power, contributed many suggestions and gave much assistance in making our banquet a memorable one. Music for the Grand March and dancing was furnished bv the Bill Miller Orchestra Mr. Point invited all luniors and Seniors to see the midnight movie, Stars and Stripes Forever, PROGRAM Tosstrnuster , . ,. Wayne Kinnnsi SO Hllppgc , . Bob Cotner The Ming Dynasty . ,. Mike Butterbiiu'gY1 Allah's Holiday, Chinese Lullaby Girls' Chorus Dance ..,,...,........, . , Rosemary Steckley The Honorable Four Jack Marti. Fred Autenreith. Hugh Hanes, Don Schlichtenmyer Confucius Says ..,,...... Mr, Curl Miller Take zi Letter Miss Smith, Train of Love . ' V . . . . , . , . Marilou Kirkwood, Fred Autenreitn Graduation Day ,..,.. ,...,,.., B oys' Chorus You'll Never Walk Alone .,,.......,,.....,. Boys' and Girls' Chorus The Tango Karen Emerson, Wayne Kuninul It's 51 Grand Night for Singing left by Mr. Triteh 'T-M' ws. This page sponsored by THE PASTRY SHOP CCNCERT BAND -1 v- 1-V - F ,ie :.1L'1,o'11.'11lf:1 i..jl1 School i'3:i:::'L hand left the runway last all for one of its iiost suooessiul illjhts. T213 f.'.far111i11g up was quite a 'fl'lCY1'lQG lrozii lirrevious years heooigso mos: of the hand rneiiroers had 'cn trjnig 1' P: fsi is he heard CIT fi laoiliiil ticlil and now lound ,Q 'Pcs it ' '1 Qina do '.'.' 11 a little, Vfiian they finally took oil, they ,fund the ilf1:1Q d1ff1:L1lt but lots of fun. A A The i1K'Si dltittxzlo that was oishieved ',NX1 as a yfinier 'TJllC3l'l Wlncll ' ali :wi lot 'i :::LiCe but was 5-rroygd all T113 hoard it, Again the '1:..l rffiicl ipii-ask ras before them, f-'ut this, too, woo entered lay' , 1 1 1. iziii' l3:tnds111e:1, The lost few month: ffrorfi- l1ial1li1:gl1t1:il if tjrriiti, T:1:i::-FL and the annual 9311111 f3IC.?Q'i 't','lQICl'l was ore- Jaded lay' Cf aurijfcr for the hand mernlaefs and their larnilies. -A 4-lslclc' f1':3a1 o'tELrall'f yil:1'.'11ig, the lojiiil TTCIS l::13'f o:1r11i11f1 inoney' 'a help tuliill lll i'i1' dreani oi new Lriiiorins Last SLlEl'llDZ'Y the Wl1ole 1 'Li-13 arruvsecl ta help the lzaiad as they asked tor donations and ii C1117 gf a 'rc-:ser IIT return The annual tag g1ight was held and a retard sales wcfs made. Tl1irtji-seven Civic organisations and other ' 'f :i tiifiie-stifd. pjcjjle also helped build this fund lay a Band Uniform Car- ,iivol and l:y siiecial donations. The laozid landed this storing, but only for a lanot refueling be- iause the summer schedule is also of busy one and inusic will continue iis tliqfht all durina vacation. PQr o'111el: flutes. Sarah Tritch, Joan Friend, Jalna HL1fCl1l11S. Jane Platner, Jane li '9H1'lGfll, Elizahetl1 Miller: olaoes, Dorothy Oliver. June Wade: saxo'af1one's, Wayne lifnrnel, Sharon Hansen, Bonnie Davenport, Hallis Friend, Jane Rothrock, Dale Han- fcng clarinets. Dianne Ihrie, Art PELIIITOD, Lucia Irons, Marilee Bennett, Nancy Patter- son, Nelda Bmkew, Rae Pray, T12-l Sutton, Nancy Sfhlichtenmyer, Mary Alice Feller, Jean Brown, Donald F1'lSli1'lSY, Mary Lou Wilson, Mary Henneyg bass clariniis, Gary Kern, Norma Ruclermaag tru1111aets, Frei Autenrieth. Dennis Butterbaugh, Ruby Barger, Larry Knight, Jean Wrieht, Carolyn Kleiman, Harold Riohm, Roger Wible, Bob Wagner. Susie Febles. Ton Kina: tro:11'1ones, Keith Feller. Phil Tihxvbriclae, Patil Delikan. Kenny Crowder. Paul Grfilina. John Shankg baritones. Judy Shank, Vic' Platner, Carolyn Miller: t'renQ'1hor111, DarolStron1an, Maria S'I'llXVfXlfZ5'l', Martha Crowell, Pricilla Tesch, Sharon Zawailzkez basses, Gene Flicliineer, Lynn Liobina. Janet Craie: D31'CUSSlOl'1. Jin May, Bao G1'lll3'D, Hermie Davis, John Tritch. Terry Lung, Marcia Ruclerxnanz 'najo1'eTte's, Arcleth Hooten, Sharon Shoulfz, Barbara Bailey, Ethel Oliver, Rosalie Fiahin. Mariine Gould. Mary Anna Surfus: Calor guard, Torn Mapes, Burl Coleman, John C:1zQer. Myro11 Hill. WAGNER INSURANCE AGENCY - Polio and hospitalization insurance IVIARCHING BAND dti f latjind P e i 'tt l I CJ' che of their lag: zf tliriis i This year another crgfangation was addea difrzi Nltfh ..'. Qin . .wfllli ii fllllf' to the music department, a inarclimg: laand if the Liins lziterzifitxanal Conve This group added muih pep and Color t: ade The: erztliusgzstii Cfuldn cur high sihools first season of football this, for as soon as sthool stdrte games Mr. Curry drecied the motrihing asl-ted to participate in gi mar band wliicli was Composed of most of the Contest at Auburn The members of the Concert band with first prize over tive: At every home game the band presented a show portraying such things as VCICGTIOYIS, a county lair, and .11 drum m 'or's dilemma They also saluted both stthools and played our national anthem iii pre-game shows li-ands They also toalz part in art A m si Day parade at Fort Wayne and n ti nual llehdallville Christmas pardde Many hours at hitrd work 'xref these events but, with tired feet, este The marphina band did not limit its perf leer left the practices feelingt th t tormances gust to the football James Lasi doing his part to mjxlte our soho l 5 dt summer, on Iuly S, the pjmd members gtot its inixreliizigt kind rw' f'..of.',,. ,, 4 A --- ws , 4 l Ni? f3fa9'6 .-. V, it -, ' ' ,L-Q. ' ' V ,,y1!!4:.. 'I' This page sponsored loy KENDALLVILLE REALTY CO , TNC. 1 l l T BAND OFFICERS Vic Platrier, captain, Fred Auieri- rieth, student director, Darol Straman, lalha Hutchins, Rae Pray, Gene Flickinger, lim May, second lieuteharits, Sarah Tritch, Ruby Baraer, Nelda Berkes, Vlfayhe Kimmel, seraeahls, Har- ald Riehm, Roger Wible, 'cor- giarals, BRASS QUARTET Vic Plalher, Phil Trowbridge, Larry liriiahi, Fred Autehrieth. DANCE BAND Fred Aulehrieth Wayne Kimmel, Vic Platrier, lim May, Nelda Berkes. This page sponsored by STRQMAN ELECTRONICS CONTEST WINNERS The music students 'vfho entered the sol: and ensemble contest this winter 1.-:ere ver'-' successtul. The winners ot superior ratings were: Fred Autenrieth, lean Wriaht, trum- .. OH pet' Phil Trowbridge, Kenny Crowder, troiti- bOf19F Gene FllClflUQ'9T. lwet CTW? SUUSC' This is the scene of a typioal high soho Fllofler' Bob Gfllbbf TQTYY Lum, drum band rehearsal The band QYCICHCES eve DOTOWY OllV9Tf 0599 VIC Pl'31lU9Vf lUCl':' dag' during the one oblocl: period and als Shank baritone, Sharon Shoultz, soprano ' Ann Foor, Nancy Mains, marimba Bonn1e Davenport, saxophone' Norma Fluderman Clarinet, Sarah Tritoh, loan Friend, lalna Hutchins, tlute trio, lane Platner, lane Au- tenrieth, Elizabeth Miller, flute trio lean Wright, Harold Riehm, Roger Wible, Cornet trio' Wayne Kimmel Sharon Hansen, Hallis has ez-:tra sectional and full band rehearsa Friend, Dale Hansen, saxophone aiiartet Fred Autenrieth, Larry Knight, Keith Feller , v- 5 Vic Platnerhbrass auartet txeith Feller, 'Nlit Platner, Phil Tron-.'br1dae, trombone trio X A1 Y, W V, .. , ., -ii .A ,..Y ,Nr XA,,,f,v ft ,F-'vis r 'MW' Nelda Be-rlies Nanog' Patterson Marilee Serie Le., .5 iw, ,,, ,.a,.5 mph RCE pray fide,-.st Guffgsi Hqll-5 Fave lieagres Ross nurtz, Rronarot Shout ',' A HxfMM,M' ' 'A F. H U ,- ' r.,.3r-.a.. f,,,v.Y 1 wi 1 if tl Hia: Friend., lane Autenrgetn, Eliiabetii lVl1ll6T FFP -A-- rm -'ml ltlftlt' Fwd' AVN' Priscilla Tesoh, piano quartet Carol Fshelman, Ann Foor, lady laoobs is-1, - :ff 1' Compliments of HOLMES AND COMPANY, INC, 7 Buyers of standing timber During the last four years this structure has been our hangar. Here we have met joy and sorrow, victory and defeat, success and failure. We are going from this hangar, not into the wild blue yon- der with fear and uncertainty, but with a confide ence that within the walls of this building we have received training that will enable us to take our place in the community. This building holds memories of friendships that will endure a life timeg of teachers who have in- spired us to do good work in school and in life after we leave school. We are grateful for the opportun- ities that have been ours in this hangar. VOCAL DEPARTMENT This yeor there were three high school choroil groups: the ,N girls' chorus, the boys' chorus ond o mixed chorus. These groups -if met ot different hours for their rehegrsols ond performed for dif- different occgsions. The first big event for both the girls' chorus ond the mixed chorus yfcs ct socred Christmas progrom which wos presented for the sludents. The combined groups dlso Went cgroling through the holls of the school ond to the homes of vorious shut-in people. Fenstermocher Mixeil chorus member: - Row 1 Cleft to rightbi Jaan Fiend. Ra? Pray, Sarah Tritch, Ruby Barger, Shirley Mulholland, Janet Sibcrt. Pat Porter, Marilyn Seagly. Janet Craig, Evelyn Lcanion, Row 2: Rena Ortstadt, Phyllis Smith, Judy Gustin, Ann Walter, Marietta Mary, Rachel Brennan, Marilou Kirkwood. Pat Young, Diane Kimpel, Janice Schuman, :aaron Shoultz, Ann Wright. Row 3: Becky Zimmerman, Nancy Cazier. Jean Kamrnerer, Donna Bell, Carolyn Geinger, Karen Emerson. Lois Stephens, Diane Johnson, Rhea Roderick, Ann Foor. Sara MCKIDDEII. Row -1: Louise Fisher. Marcia Mapes, Pat Kline, Mitzie Coffelt, Virginia Stewart. Ann Stoeckley, Mary Lash, Nancy Brady, Jeannine Davis, Judy Jacobs, Carol Eshelman. Row 5: Shirley Dukes. Peggy Gillian, Joyce Bullock, Kathy Sutton. Larry Knight. Bob Rittermyer, Larry Richards, Vic Platncr, Richard Shoultz, Wavne Kimmel, Ross Kurtz, Frezl Autenrieth, Tom Lewis, Charles Sherck. Paul Aynes, Harold Westphal. This poge sponsored by Cl,lNE BROS. LUMBER COMPANY, INC. WE SING TOGETHER 'ffitli the ccmina of sprina, the choral aroups found themselves very busy preparing lor special events, The first was the band, orchestra and chorus contests which tne girls' chorus entered Then, as in years before, the mixed chorus presented the music for the Good Friday' services A delightful program by the vocal department was enioyed as part of National Music Vl.lGE?l'I To end their year's activities, as nidny senicrs ended their nigrii scliaal days, the mir-:ed Cncrrus siinrf for Baccalaureate, The halls near the :nusic room echo will music icir hours everw' dag' as tile df- , ferent clicruses learn the art cf , sizigxr 1 Zcgreilier, l Chorus Otlit-ers: VV:tym- Kimiml. nrt-sirlontg Cixrul Esltelnmn, x'iue-prQs- lrli-ntg Mztrilyn Sezigly. secretary- trugisurer: Put Yr-unc. Putty Porter Lllfl Shirley Dukes. lilirgtriztns, Girls' chorus nienihc-rs A Row l tlett tri rightt: Ikilzircia Bziir. .lufly .J:1cul,is, Czirol Eshcl- man. Jo Price, Diane Kiinpel, Janice Schuman. Sharon Shuultz. Surat IXIcKihbQn. Row 2: Renna Ortstuclt. Judy' Gustin. Donna Bull, Mitriuttqt Rlury, Ann Furft. Curulyn Reed. Marilyn Perkins. Shirley DeLong. Roseinztry Rose. Ann Frmlg Row 3: Phyllis Smith, Louise Fisher. Becky Zimvnvrintin. Num-3' Czizit-r. PLQQX Gilli- an, Diane Johnson. lNIfiI'QIl1'C'l Combs. .loan Bishop, Rhett Ruflriir-li, Linrli Let-, Row 4: Shirley Dukes, Jn Ewell. lXIurc1zi Mupgs, Kathy Sutton. Mary Lust. Ruszilit Smart. Mary Lou Wulf. Nrtncy Sliuxx'tiltui'. .lt-iinnzne ID.ix'1s. .luytw Cwf143'. Kgiy XVeihniiller. Row 5: Sally Hot't'elflw'. Jiinit-Q Witrlgile. Frum-:us Bzillinuer. .luuw litillmk. Shgnwi Clay, Mttrilyn Adams, Edith Cuinhs. Virginia Stfwiirt. S.nlr:i llii-ft'l'n.izi. Allyn, Haase, Eleanor Eshelmtm. Cgmyjilimentg Qi HARRY l 'IQUNG ef lhstrilciutcr cf Emily: Prcducts ACT WELL YOUR PART Kendallville Thespian Troupe H06 is a member ot the National Thespian Society. Kendatlviile is very proud that its school has a Troupe through which we can strive tor the encouragement ot dramatics in our town. Membership in the Troupe is based on a required number ot points earned through acting, stagework and student participation in auditorium and community programs Thespian officers - Karen Emerson. president: Suzy Steckley, vice-president: Mary Anna Head. secretary: Wayne Kimmel, treasurer: Sandra Pollard, clerk: Darol Stro- man, production rnzinztgerg Miss Robertson, sponsor. Thespian members- Row l Cleft to rightl: Pat Hoop, Mary Anna Head, Sarah Tritch, Virginia Smith, Suzy Steckley, Pat Young, Bob Cotner, Row 2: Sandra Leitch. Karen Emerson. Sandra Pollard, Marilee Bennett. Marilou Kirkwood, Hermie Davis. Row 3: Fred Autenrieth, Jalna Hutchins, Sally Paulus, Joan Friend, Miss Robertson, Darol Si1'OlllHl'1, Wayne Kimmel, This page sponsored by THE NOBLE COUNTY LOAN CS SAVINGS ASS'N THERE ALL THE HONOR LIES in ,ffm 5: The Thespxcrn Club worked very noxrd tins 'ip ri, all parts '.-.' ere ably lznnollecl by the year tc keep clrcrmcrtics our scrtcol sinfe jrqirpzrrrfs the juntor drcxmcrtzc club, Vwvllf and P1113 , E , A, , was dtscontinued Consequently, tlrlrcugrn TTT' Us Dororlll' ilfves the encouraging effort ot our sjccziscr, Mgss :ITS 'F 'ff Qblfmfif we 5975059 '31 Cl' Robertson, ond the members, we have en- A-AQHA-9 me 'rlvf lflemef VTIVS in F1 jcyed both me work and me pine, we Ant Tllesptcznlmeiinber ts entttlecl to 'If tgiese :cies to c.ter arf: 'wr f'1lE' Mogl Ol me Mme E135 bee? Stew Gia ..,. cucrncut tzle Course oft ine .','el1EAlf1urTrl2 55195 of one GCT plays Silvan lmcvrlggcul me Lie :ist semester the entire Trcugie attended Scgcol VEC? plgyg lffesemed were 36d M,:1s'.1mrtier lY.1111t's lf'rei1ri3 , it 'j3r1'.ecl'.'b',' Rose ond Blue Seo , x'Tne Sisters Mclniosnw, ,NLT ggwkgsiegrg ' A :nd Sugar crnol Spiceut Tnese plays '.-.' ere AA'A TA ' A Y given ftrst tn the presence of only the Tnesf r 1 ffl' r iigieffler crrizl 1fllI1lI111 EI'lff'Efl' joian Club members 1-:no helped by criticiz- . rCL':1g1 clrirni, ex ,-r 'A,' Tnesfztrrf gms ing actors, costumes and stizge setfrigzs El' . i: Jie uri ti our motif, ict '.'.' f '-'TUT fic time the plays were presented gn Studi- est in r'-5 e criir nes' 'lie ' i '-Q . -X R I ' lu C ' nts of THE C.D.M?EELl. A552 FETTEE jr3.lfEQ C cmcltrne. THESPIANS PRESENT I Remember Mama was given March 24 and 25, l953, by the National Thespian and Wig and Paint members under the direction of Miss Robertson. Miss Erninger and Mr. Grimes assisted with business arrange- ments. The first act opens with Katrin reading from her diary. Mama and Papa are pre- paring to call the children for the counting of the money from Papa's weekly pay envelope. As the children appear, we meet Nels, the oldest child and the only boy in the family who wishes to be a doctor, Ka- trin, the oldest girl, whose desire it is to be an author, Christine, next youngest who finds pleasure in just helping Mama, and Dagmar, the baby, whose time is spent en- tertaining her kitten, Uncle Elizabeth. As the act progresses, we meet the three aunts and find the conversation revolving about Trina's wish to marry Mr. Thorkelson, the funeral director. The decision is finally put up to Uncle Chris. The second act finds us in the hospital corridor with Mama and Katrin waiting to find out the results oi an operation on Dag- mar's ear. Before long all of the aunts ap- pear plus Mr. Thorkelson and Uncle Chris until the commotion is so great that the nurse requests them to leave. Mama is told that she can not see Dagmar until the next day but, nevertheless, she thinks of a wayg and before the hour is over we know that Dagmar is fine. In the third act Katrin is preparing to graduate from high school and the conver- sation is about her graduation present. Ka- trin is sure that she will get the dresser set in Schiller's drug store and loses no time in making this clear to all concerned, but it is Christine who tells her that Mama had to sell her very own brooch to buy it. Katrin gives up the set and is rewarded with Ma- ma's brooch and her first grown-up cup of coffee. Bad news arrives in the torm of a telegram from lessie, Uncle Chris's house- keeper, saying that he is going to die. Since Mama has always been his favorite, she prepares to leave to see him. This page sponsored by ARTHUR E BEYER, INC. - The Wholesale Grocery -1 f ,v ieurtn :tot brings us Au Cliriss house 'xinere meet iessie :xiii or' food-bjfe to Uncle Chris, The c' Us iiiicrtoonjf Mama as ifell as Eli: :itil her little cousin, Arne. After tie intermission, the surprise that Ah, 'Waits us is Trina Thorlielsan, ner bus- J A.A:ri:lA, and the newest member of ther family. Very soon, Mama :fees ia see Florence Dana Moarenead, 1-rho is it fam- ous author visiting the :ountrgi and gfer- suades her to read Katrins manuscripts, Much Jood results from this visit and not lang atter, Katrin presents the family viitgi he-r published story ot 'llvlama and the i-lospitalf Our story closes, as it beaan, with Katrin reading from her dairy, For as lona as l could remember, the house on Steiner Street had been home A A CAST OF CHARACTERS Mama Papa A Katrin A Nels Christine .A Dagrnar Mr. Hyde Aunt Jenny A Aunt Sigrid A A A Aunt Trina A A A Uncle Chris Mr. Thorkelson .A Arne Jessie Dr. Johnson A, A nurse ...., Nurse II AA Soda clerk A . A Madeline A Dorothy Schiller Florence Dana Moorehead A. Ann Stoeckley Bell Boy .......,..........,. Carson Grubb Scrub Woman ....,.,,,, Marcia Ruderman Additional Doctor, Nurse and Hotel Guests I REMEMBER IVIAIVIA AA Karen Emerson AA Neil Clay A Carolyn Baker A Darol Stroman A A Sarah Tritch A A A A Suzy Steckley A Gordon Hohrnan A A Mary Sheets A A A Mary Ann Head A Sally Paulus .A Richard Swafford A A James Craig AA Jack Lewis A Joan Friend AA Michael Butterbaugh A A A A . Sandra Pollard A A Janice Warble A Harry Clarke Virginia Smith A A , Mary Calkins Compliments oi SEAMAID MANUFACTURING CO., lNC AUDITORIUM Auditorium programs were held each Fri- day under the supervision of Miss Eva L. Robertson. During the year a series ot eight professional auditorium programs were presented. For the remaining programs the students of Kendallville High School were given the opportunity to display their tal- ents. SEPTEMBER ll Past, Present and Future was the theme ot the program. 25 Students reviewed vacation experi- ences. OCTOBER 2 Wonder ot Liquid Air was the scientific demonstration given by Mr. Iohn Sloan. 9 'Pen Pals was presented with an interesting stage setting. 16 Important dates ot October were reviewed by students. 30 Miss Val Lauder, ot the Chicago Daily News was guest speaker. ll The Freshmen gave the Freshmen- Parent Night program. 19 The Taming ot the Shrew was presented by lack Rank. DECEMBER 4 Karen Emerson announced a student program. ll l'The Sisters MacIntosh , a one-act play and speeches from the English V classes were presented. Compliments ot THE UHL OIL OO., KENDALLVILLE AUDITORIUM DECEMBER Ccontinuedl l8 A program ot Christmas music was MARCH given by the chorus classes, 5 IANUARY 8 8 Greenland was the topic of Mr. Olson's lecture. l5 A oneeact play, Sugar and Spice , 16 was presented by the Thespians. 29 The Symthes entertained with se- 25 lections on their dual pianos. FEBRUARY 5 The music contest students gave 7 their contest A student talent program was presented. The Scotch Duo gave a program oi Scotish music, dances, and cus- toms. The Hoosier Singers from I, U. gave the program. A nature lecture entitled Beauty and Beast was presented. MAY Music Week was celebrated. Senior Day and the class of 1954 numbers. 2 l l2 UU. S. and US was the theme of presented lheif 1053 IDTOQTCITTI- the program. lQ lt l-le C u , rw . C' reading was given by the Speech classes. 1d SWG PM F. Y 1 TUNE Ima' G 'HOU' l Scholastic and attendance awards were made. Compliments ot BARKERS FIRESTONE STORE President Vice-Presi Secretary Treasurer , 9 I ji OFFICERS I .x-'NN X Y-TEENS. N 1 9 3 E i , , Sgroh Tritcl dent U- .A,. Igne McKean Suzdnne Steckley -- Mgrcicr IGCDFJE Like d jet piorne Whizzing through spotce, the time hos flown since that first get- orcqudinted meeting dt the Idke in September. As Y- Teens, We coin look bcxck with pride on our decom- plished projects ond remein- ber the fun we hdd doing things together, Highlighting the yedr Wgs Ci Wondertui weekend trip to Windsor, Cdnddd, dnd De- troit, Michigom. After sight- seeing dnd shopping on Eoturdoy, We stdyed over- night dt the tdscindting Greenfield Vilidge in Degr- born. Sunday wds spent touring the village cmd visit- ing the Henry Ford Museum there, 5 f 4.3, I . . .Ae N4 This page sponsored by THE AMERICAN SECURITY CO. ot Kendorlivilie WITHIN MYSELF MY FUTURE LIES We honored our mothers in November xiitli the Mother-Daughter dessert, A World-wide theme was car- ried out with large, colorful travel posters as room de- corations, world map place mats, and miniature suit- cases as program covers. The speaker for the evening was Miss lrene G, Meyers of the General Electric pany of Et. Vifayne who cave a very interesting and enter taining account of the G. E. womens trip to Europe last summer. For the Father- Dauahter dessert in Eehru- ary, the avm was decorated in a valentine theme. 'Ealesf line, As l Saw lt was the topic ot Rev. Evan Berg- wall's inscirind and educa- tional tall: which he illuse trated with colored slides. 0 000 CH.'.lil5E?I OE CCMMITTEE5 lf'cr,.f:3rsliigi , N lair-:A Iwii-Qlc Epograrn -U ,, Marilyn Sf'QflfI'V gC'fVlC-2' - ,,,,, Rae Eiaj Publicity ,,...i.c cc, Salty Pcuus Sofial ,v.,.., . .c., c Sandra Leitcf. Vlfays and Means U- ,, ,s -A Karen Emerson Keeper ot Points ...,,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,. Ioan Friend Sponsors ,,,, ,lc Miss Vardaman, Mrs, Black, Miss Power, Miss Emingzer, Miss Goodwin, Miss Stephens, and Mrs Mallon Compliments of HILKERT AND PANKOP, INC. - Dodge and Plymouth f' , A ,, .. 3 8 A -r 'vu . .. J A , . 5 5 1 'Wy Q : , Q,IQ 5 , x, I 5 Q 0, . Q M my mm . l ' , . 2 QM-Ln' J: i I :fl ' K QU' A. ' I. Fri' I .. K N 5' - ii , 'EH 'f V. 1 DT'-uv Q 4, , I J., ,M K ar, -Qtlhvx' z . 5 ,x ,E - -1 ' A A ,Nr it A g 5 , . ' W4 I' M Qi h,z , 60 ,. w ,. . Y Q-Iv. if S 'k 'fn V ' A ' 4, ,, ' Q' ,Q alfa 1 'vinci V l J V Q M : 1... rf' 'QMS Ev , A ,Q , ' N 4- f , - , , A N, Q-ff, , Ml.. af.. Y My y 'frm' 7 ,, an v Y' 3 Sn P' ,-, LA S, N L . rg 'mf ,, Q. ' .ni 1' . fix, Q srl, -L :Sq 1 , ' N ns, 'Q is K f' . J' - Y 1 YTEENS FACE LIFE SQUARELY Our programs this year were planned around the theme Within Myselt My Future Lies'. Rev. E. E. Petznik spoke on this subject at Boy- Girl night. At an- other meeting Mr. L. D, Baker told ot the opportunities in gov- ernment work. A program on choosing a vocation was giv- en by Y-Teen alum- nae and a discussion on the United Na- tions was given by some students ot l-lowe Military School. At impres- sive recognition cer- emonies, pins and silver bracelets were awarded to high point Y-Teens. At the March recogni- tion ceremony, we were privileged to have Miss Doris White ot the Nation- al Y.W.C.A. Board as guest speaker. Book reports, poetry, and a tashion show were other programs pre- sented loy Y-Teens. A titting close tor a wonderful year were the Senior Farewell and the spring tor- mal dance. LEY S HOME STORE Fancy Groceries and Meats Phone 662 AND FIND AND Cf-:EVE THE BEST Our first proiect was for National Roll Call Week when a friendship scarf was sent to a Y-Teen club in France. San- dra Leitch designed and painted our gift scarf. A second proj- ect was the filling of Thanksgiving bas- kets for three needy families in town. The ann ual Christmas party was enjoyed by 40 children 'wha W e r e entertained with games, refresh- ments, and a visit from Santa Claus who had a gift for each child. ln Noe vember the Y-Teens packed 32 bags for Korea with clothing which had been col- lected by the high school students. ln February twelve girls and three spone sors attended the District Conference in Gary, Indiana, Where they attend- ed workshops and club clinics with girls from the north- ern part of Indiana, As a final project at Easter time we made favors for hos- pital trays. It was a full and busy year and each Y-Teen felt a glow of satisfaction know- ing that she had had a personal part in making someone happy. ,4- Compliments of SKELGAS SALES AND SERVICE THE ASSOCIATED CHURCHES OF KENDALLVILLE invite CIII to Ciltend the church of their choice regularly ASSOCIATED CHURCHES OF KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA HEALTH Our school had a definite health program which is tollowed each year under the di- rection of our school nurse, Mrs. Mallon Every year each student has his eyes and ears examined. Each dentist in the city comes to our school tor the annual dental check. The height and weight ot each student is also determined annually. Inoculations tor diphtheria and vaccinae tions for smallpox, along with patch tests for tuberculcss are fiivin each year to all freshmen and seniors who desire them and to a few other siuiliaiis An Xfray mobile unit comes every tirro years and :tives Xfrays tor any student over si:-:teen who de- sires one These are only the scheduled services in the health program Mrs. Mallon and her assistants also administer first aid during school hours. E FP mf til wg, 'ffvp 4. S -Q- Compliments ot HANEYS GLASS SHOP - Glass tor every need e 1,2-J- Q 1 , I 4-4 . Fl ff-li we M 1 es !Vol. 21 No. 6 Kendallville, lndianagwm-uviianuaryIlgl-l9i3 2 XeTEENS TQ MEET TONIGHT 7 Book reviews will be given at tonight's meeting of Y-Teena the theme of which will be Hl'EniW Reading.N The book reviews will be given by Karen Emerson, Janis Ream, Ann Wehmeyer, Mary Ann Head , Jean Xemmerer, and Dianne lhrie. Jane McKean will be in charge of de- votions and Nelda Berkes and lads RULES TO BE UBSERVED DURING EXHMINATIONSE Last rules and regulations for' the final examinations have been listed by Mr. Tritch. No student is excused until all work for the semester is dona all rental and library books ac- counted for, all fines and dues paid, etc. During examinations all stu- Refim in eh Of U1U3iC- dents must be X lassrooms or The e T Father -Daughter study halls for 5 e.ull one hour , ar. , gms dessert is ,ag planned for Feb- and forty minutg.5kf?Od. TUQTX 2, ff fgich time the Rover- 1if:jxw+n are 'jgaused after end I-'iI's lvl, fo Af' ewgfkxiri Sxanljzi -F., , proxrkied Oi she iygggfChu5v fwfr Ufhwsg Fda in any of S 1, G ' ?E?53OU r . ffl t ' H 'ii st' D , cg -er, if - A-2 V , .L L1 1 g ' ' Pele yyjdat l,q ii Sqn, ei T esY,?f3w 1 f s and all BA-SVN 0 'S ' S K 2? QQ: completed ...s g,iu2L sqmw' ,e l. ,ngtonly if 1 X t,1 A 1 ', er ec su er- Y, ff wx! sfhf, lx Puff' EQ p over ilE,E efffqas lv W,f' ,,,s,Kw4 n . VlI1+ f'l' It 5? x 4'l'l-FE ,Jw f . L' 2 5, '- 2 - '-'-ie-P v- ky t Q, , ,K P mise ny iff 'f . t t et Q1 , ,- .5 ,. ' if ff N Ov eu y ef 15 3 X 5, X U 2 fe feeeive wlll se M f w iahd Ziee- T Xi Ik'N b', an . tely after ,t1.,' F I -fa' an l 1 fcflfhrfljy, in cgldd I, A ,Y l D ents WJ-ll gt? UW-, 1 1 x f 22 All of Hflfii ,Ulf Af 'gf Rllffi ? t as ugual Thcre'Tii ' 5 a , , X lk of SHCWSEN'-gf audit Q51 cf EVGFY, ptifjn gym,and i ilccd ,E D - i- ,S 3 ' fw: m ln eff 1 -'g1 lu? 1 - 5 Llon, the EVUTY - tegxwid T? 30? 95130 third immunizat be given February .for un and engoyment February 2, Ones were at the Han Uniform Carnival. given January BAND PARENTS HEAR BEHEARSAVL HAIL AND FAREWELL The Band Parents met January ll in the band room. The program was a rehearsal of the woodwind section of the band. Plans for the winter carnival were discussed after which re- freshments were served in the home ec.room. The SPOTLIGHT staff, in behalf of the entire school, would like to welcome Mrs Jack Renkenberger, who is assuming the job of secre- tary to Mr. Tritch. Mrs. VBei- swanger will complete 75 years as secretary to the principal :when she leaves this week. BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY - Dependable Office Equipment First semester Stl t flef D 1 X O N 111ILL 11Q+4 AML 111k Janice Warble, J YC 'N IQ keith Mi t Fi mm Bn il 1 L ruin an ii xii Gienger, Jim Du 1 in Pit Hoo J 'bf Editoi ..,.,........... Jun Dun Production Manager , . T quien Hai Treaxui 1' , P Honp Second semester Ann Ewell, Jim Kiebel, Morgan Richards, Donna This page sponso ed b RENDALL LUMBER COAL COMPAIN K F. I believe in the future of farming with a faith born not of words but of deeds - achieve- ments won by the present and past generation of farmersg in the promis.e of better days through better ways, even as the better things we now enjoy have come up to us from the struggles of former years. - Creed of Future Farmers of America. Chapter activities included a schedule pencil sale program for raising money. This year Louis Heiman was high salesman, The chapter was divided into two pest control teams and a contest was held. Ralph Ziebell and David Weber were The Ralph David The F. A. co-captains of team one and Doyne Perkins and Keith Biddle were co-captains of team two. James Reecer was high scorer for team one and Bill Bryant was high scorer for teatn two. Points were earned as follows: Crows 400, Rats 200, Mi-ce 20, Sparro-ws 30, and Pigeons 200. The los- ing team treated the winning team to an ice hockey game at the Fort Wayne Coliseum. The chapter sponsored the trips of Charles Went- worth and Ralph Ziebell to the National Junior Vegetable Growers convention at Tulsa. The community service committee assisted by all the FFA members set the ta-bles and chairs for the fish fry. chapter officers were Earl Getts, president, Doyne Perkins, vice-presideirg Ziebell, secretary: Louis Heiman, treasurerg Charles Wentworth, reporterg Merkling, sentinel: Mr. Schinbeckler, advisor. following committees served this year: Program: Ronnie Swogger, Bill Gehring, Carl Weber, .lack Jennings, Wyman Wert. Recreational: Keith Biddle, Gean Edwards, Kenneth Gose, Jim Kimpel, Jack Ham- mel, James Wilson. Co-operation: Delbert Earning and Savings: V-Iazelton. Community Service: Freed, Dick Feller. Supervised Farming: David Merkling. Uhl, Dennis Wolheter, Sam Bell, Jerry Myers, Larry Edwards. Louis Heiman, Dale Weber, Jim Reecer, Roger DePew, Glen Ralph Ziebell, Charles Wallace, Richard Sleeper. Dewayne Doyne Perkins, Larry Wert, Gerald High, Duane VanWagner, Leadership: Earl Getts, Carl Root, Charles Wentworth, Howard Hodge, David Weber. Scholarship: Gene Flickinger. Ronnie Swogger, Louis Heiman, Dennis Wolheter. Future Farmers of America High Ranking Pest Contest Team Members High Pencil Contest Salesmen Compliments oi NOBLE COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION STATE POULTRY CHAMPIONS The poultry and egg judging team was the high- est ranking FFA team in the State Fair contest, win- ning the right to represent Indiana in the national contest at Kansas City. The members of the team, Duane Kent, Bill Bryant, Don Bose, Wyman Wert, and Dale Schinbeckler received a check for S200 from john Schermerhorn, President of the lndiana State Fair Board. The team spent three days in Kansas City during the 25th anniversary of the National FFA Conven- tion. They visited many points of interest such as the stock yards, American Royal Building, airport, Mark Twain Cave and Ex-President Truman's home, in Independence, Among thirty-five teams this team placed in the silver emblem group which is the second group. Duane Kent received a gold medal for placing in the highest group of individual scorers and Bill Bry- ant received a silver medal for placing in the second group. The team received a silver emblem FFA plaque from the contest and each team mem- ber received a similar plague. The team placed third in the district and tenth at Purdue. They received a large new trophy at Pur- due for winning the egg judging contest. Duane Kent was high individual in egg judging. Duane was also fourth individual at the State Fair. Gene Plickinger won an Elgin wrist watch and S15 for placing second in the state in the Chicken of Tomorrow Contest. Gene raised 100 VanTress chicks to l2 weeks of age. The six best of these were sent to Indianapolis to be judged on both alive and dressed basis. The dressed chickens were on dis- play at the State Fair. Another blue ribbon poultry and egg judging team from Wayne Township placed fifth in the dis- trict, fourteenth at Purdue and eighth at the State Fair john Weber was second high individual at Purdue. Champion Poultry and Egg Judging Team Second in Chicken of Tomorrow Poultry Trophy Noble County Poultry Team j-X... f fix V,.1'-- gf, hs -Qin XV V f,.,nff : i 1 f l 6 -ax Q P . A I st v if i 'I A ,H A i C Q C 5 is ft i I x' an is - - ' 'T iii A ., Courtesy of l. O MOBY STORES, INC., South Milford 73 NATIONAL VEGETABLE The vegetable judging team tied with Ohio for top honors in the national contest at Tulsa, Oklahoma, December lU, 1953, This was the sixth time in eleven years that the Snyder trophy has been awarded to Kendallville I-ligh School, Team members were Donald Rose, Gene Flickinger, and Wyman Wert, with Dale Schinbeckler coaching. ln individual competition Gene Flickinger placed secondg Bill Bryant, sixth, Harold lennings, seventh, and Donald Rose, eigh- teenth. joe Landgraff, Bill Bryant, and Carl Root were members of the fifth place team. Har- JUDGING CHAMPIONS old jennings and Earl Getts judged on the all-state team which placed eighth and Bonnie Swogger, Ralph Ziebell and Charles Wentworth placed twelfth. At Tulsa the boys visited many things of interest such as Will Rogers Museum, Doug- las B-47 Bomber Plant, Mason Gun Collec- tion, Woolaroc Museum, DX Refinery, Phil- brook Art Center and the Sun Valley Ranch. Members of the winning muck crops veg- etable judging team at North judson were Earl Getts, Ronnie Swogger, Harold len- nings and Donald Rose, The second place team was Charles Wentworth, Ralph Zie- bell, Louis l-leiman, and james Reecer. National Champion Vegetable Judging Team Muck Crops Vegetable Judging Team National Vegetable Judging Contest Scene .-M f wt 'Wx ? X5 S if if xi,-st' 2' Y. NX.. , qt-if-a t :aw 1 5 f fg.,:: t1:: -. gg-. 1:5 ' 5551- - - I ,. . Compliments of THE KENDALLVILLE FOUNDRY, INC. STATE VEGETABLE JUDGING CHANIPICDNS Carl Root, Wyman Wert, Gene Flicking- er and Donald Rose were tops in the Indi- ana State Fair vegetable judging contest and Went to the National Contest at Tulsa. Kendallville l-ligh School teams have won this honor six times in the last eight years, In individual scoring Bill Bryant was high, Carl Boot second, Wyman Wert fifth, and Ioe Landgraff and Gene Flickinger tied tor seventh. Bill Bryant and Ioe Landgraff won trips to the National Contest as members of the all-state team. Earl Getts Charles Wentworth, Ralph Zie- bell, and Louis l-leiman placed third as a team. Bonnie Swogger, Doyle Treesh and lames Reecer placed twelfth, Kendallvilles future vegetable judging prospects made their first appearances in competition at the Purdue contest last fall. State Champion Vegetable Judging Team - Girls' Vegetable Judging Team Freshman Vegetable Judging Team ff rx Xxx! :1il . i.4- gk jqgvl, bf, This page sponsored by KENDALLVILLE FEED MILLS Q Q2 , fn . Q itz, We V , ,A .fi 2 ' ' ' Q Q ig we Q A,,, 6 ' .L-L - .,,, ., , -,Q 4 N-,Q c X A Q cgi V QvQ:.X:i5. -wpxxiffi XX iggw -' J 5 .X Q Qllfxgx 'N 4 mx, N. N JU' 1 4 2 Xia x X 1 S 'Cv-X, 5 .W gh wx X. 5 Q g- 1 15 Q ' :N N3 : -A ' '4 45: X66 Nw! I-:Sh Qi .,,2,x , X'.V- X- 1-If-A K , 5, W' qw- - ..-r .ask , gy fi? 5 f 5 1 ! AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES Noble County Dairy ludging Champions Keith Biddle, Don Krueckeberg, Gene Flick- inger, and Earl Getts place fourth in the dis- trict, twentieth at Purdue and thirteenth at the State Fair qualifying as a blue ribbon team, The Wayne Township 4-H Iolly l-lustlers softball team proudly displays the cham- pionship trophy for Noble County. Don Vrueclceberg served as pitcher and Gene Elickinger as catcher. They defeated Wa- Waka in the finals. Duane VanWagner and his first prize bull at the LaGrange County 4-H Fair, Ralph Ziebell and his third prize steer at the Noble County Eair. Nine EEA members Won S25 United States Savings Bonds in the tirst prize National Hog Iudging Contest. Each contestant plac- ed iour classes of market barrows, Noble County Crops ludging Champions, Louis Heiman, Neil Mclvianus, Ralph Ziebell, and lames Reecer tied tor sixth place at the district and fifteenth at Purdue. Ralph Zie- bell received a crocs judging certificate. ' S: v . wr any-6 -56.3- My. MEYER BROS, AVILLA of ALBION, Eord Tractors of Dearborn Farm Equipment DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE EDUCATION CLUB Any student vflto has been .jioiepted in the Diversified Cooperative Education Pro- ararn is eliaible for membership in the club, lts sureese is to ovide s ial and rec ea ore away tram school part time to receive II eil taiina to develop lea e ship and to promote desirable relations Witn me eniplovers in the cornmunitv. The activ ities ineiude a district D, C. E club meetina guest speakers, iield trips, rnovies, join recreation with other clulcs, a picnic and an eziriustl ernyeloyer-ernployee banquet the sorinj, 9 .A pr oe or - tional opportunities for those students wlio ' f , ' ,Ii Cituci tiene. r 'r 1. ', i I d rf I A C 'I 1 ' 1 ' 4. v , . t Ng is Officers - Ross Kurtz, president: Donald Swank, viee'presiclc-nt: Ann Savage. secretary, Arlen Huff, treasurer. Members - Janice Bleeh, Miller-Jones Co,g Carol Herts, Kenclallville Foundry: Kaye Holden, Puritan Ice Cream Co., Arlen Huff, Miller-Jones: Ross Kurtz. Kurtz Florists: George Luke, J, R. Stonebraker Co.: Art McGuire, Trenclline Furniture Corporation: Donald Rose, Hilkert and Pankop. Inc.: Ann Savage, Strand Theater: Donald Swank, McCray Refrigerator Co.: Shirley Wynier, J. C. Penney Co.: Mr, Russel Kulawiz, Coordinator. 3 - Lf Compliments oi MCCRAY REFRIGERATOR COMPANY, INC, BOYS' STATE Victor Platner Herman Davis Karen Emerson, Marilyn Seagly, and Sarah Tritch were chosen as the i953 delee gates to Girls' State. For one week in Tune they met with 700 other girls from all over the state on the campus of lndiana Univer- sity to learr. about the functioning of the indiana state government. The mythical state of Girls' State was divided into five counties and nineteen cities. Every girl could run for an office either lccal, county, or state. The more posters she had and the more friends she made, the bet- ter her chances were to win. Local officials were elected in the primary elections, At the same time campaigning for state officials between the two parties, Nationalists and Federalists, became more intense. For the big general election, electric voting mae chines were used. The Nationalists won, the remaining two days were spent in the actual carrying out of duties. Through these valuable experiences at Girls' State better understanding of govern- ment in action was gained. Marilyn Seagly Sarah Tritch Karen Emerson Herman Davis, Victor Platner, and Ross Kurtz were delegates to Hoosier Boys' State at the School for the Deaf in lndianapolis. With 4lf5 boys they learned the fundament- al principles of government in classes taught by competent instructors. After classes were over the big election process began. They elected precinct, city, county and state officers. Vigorous campaigning preceeded the election, at which time the voting was done on electric voting ma- chines. With all the offices filled, the Hoosier ltoys took over the functions of all branches of our state government, Other activities and programs included a complete athletic program, band, chorus, speech and journalism classes, law and police schools, and talent shows. At morn- ing and evening assemblies each day there were interesting speakers from the govern- ment, business, and entertainment fields. ln addition to gaining a better knowledge of our government, the boys formed lasting friendships at Boys' State. Ross Kurtz MYERS DAIRY - Quality Milk Products GIRLS' STATE THLETICS 5'1 T D . K .Z Q, jfwpgf C53 P' Y ,,,. Xgp - V hQ,f -I r ' N Cum X , QOMvJ's'.i fo: W f':f'f',f ,- pi 'i 'L mfr-QQ f L - CD THE K KLUB The lf-F-'flub wos reorganized three yeors ooo by 'lPop Guymon to promote better sportsmanship ond turther interests in athle- tics. Durino the yeor members of the K-Klub sold condy ctnd gum ot dthletic events in order to moke money tor the semi-onnuol owords bonquets. Footboll dwdrds were presented dt the intormol toll banquet which wos held ot the First Methodist Church. Truck, bosketboll, ond boseboll owotrds were presented ot the spring owords banquet, This wos the highlight ot the K-Klubs yeorly otctivities ond oll tothers were invited to dttend. The onnuol spring bonouet 'Weis held ot the Publi:-i Cote. Sponsor . . Pop Gujftnon President , . . . Bob Cotner Vice-President . Keith Marti Secretary-Treasurer , , Larry Coftel K-Klub members - Duane Axel, Larry Coffel, Bob Cotner, Bob Danzer, Herrnie Davis, Gene Flickinger. Seward Hall, Duane Hanes. Bill Heign, Bob Hons, Toni Hulen, Larry Jarrett, Wayne Kimmel. Don Krueckeberg, Ross Kurtz, Lynn Leibing, George Luke, Keith Marti, Craig Miller, John Moses. Jerry Preston, Gene Racht. Harold Riehm, Raju Scott, Darol Stroman, Don Swank. Compliments of THE V of A RESTAURANT ATHLETKI STAFF The atlileiri dia-sit? 1 rfl'C'lllE'1fllffSff.'Tll1E Civ , Q, O, Pail' Gujmi :ir rf' ' tus? :':r:1':lt:-lei tliirtv-:arte 's iii Q 4Q:Ai,:Qi-Qvlf Lzilllfflf sieiie Pop sa ',', 3 A, - lip 3 Tips QS t 're fri 'far' oil , Lie ti: lin . , 5, itz. is sill hast' Qflfllltifpt ljiis The rg., 3124. 5 1l:.i'. as ztomizl C',.A'IT.ff. giis Qivar ltlz' Tom Sauiders, '.-.' Q13 Fas been :xi El lf S for t'.'.'o years deserved :trait :iedi as filifli of the trrst football team lieritilalkgllet has had ri t'.'.'e1if'j- :even years lt was azi eziiouraama si-astra to the team Grid to M? Saunders Tom also tramed boys tor trail: arid Coatlled tl? eiglitli grade liaslietkall team Dick Barr, head basketball Coach, :arte to us last fall from Parker, lrtdtarta, vfltere lie had coached a successful basl-:etball team D1clt's Cilflllllf as att ath- lete soort tor htm the respect 'arid admzrahan of the football players 1.-:ltom lie served as lme Coach, I-le developed a good basketball team out of a group ot irleicperiertced boys who reported for prai- trce last tall Another net-boomer to the siaff '.-:as Kenneth Graff who helped out on the tootball team and Coatrted tumor varsity basketball This sprma liermg' devoted his time to the coaclimiz of the Comet baseball team O O. G'a'.'rzton ttf Sim j A lrflf rjarr ll 't. 5 Gro Slvl,'ARTZl..5XNDER'S f Fegrisie-red levfeler .'4W'3flCCfIl Gem So r FOOTBALL 'All set, let's got Hut one, hut two, hut three, , . was the cadence this tall as Kendallvilles football team took the field tor the tirst time in twenty-seven years. It was a glorious beginning tor the Comets. dren though their record was not outstanding, they showed the spirit it takes to maize a good iootball .fm The tirst call was given August l5 and thirty-tour boys turned out. The first week they worked on cal- isthenics and football tundamentals. This seemed to lee more than some ot the boys had any desire to do, tor the second week only twenty-tour turned out for practice. Discouraging as this was to the coaches, they continued to work, to hope and to 'rorry until the night ot the first game. That night gnd the remainder ot the season proved that their ' 'crk had not been in vain, A hearty handshake goes to the twenty-eight lioys who made Kendallville's new football team a zuccess. Another handshake and sincere thanks to the people of liendallville who gave the Guymon Field, The loyal support ot these people made every player eager to win. The Class ot l954 hopes that ,Q S. will have many more successful seasons. One, two, three, bend! Fake! 'r' KAISER S FOOD MARKET - Quality foods since 1875 FOOTBALL Even in defeat the footbolligig Comets turned in a creditable first time performance by holding Bluffton to 19-12 defeat on Bluff- ton's field. Although behind 12-G beginning the second half, the Comets fought back and scored early in the second half on a sixty- six yard run by Bob Cotner. In the fourth quarter big Wayne Kimmel bulldozed his way from the one yard line to score the second touchdown. The football season opened in Kendall- ville as the Comets played hosts to the Gar- rett Bailroaders. They beat the Comets 12-U. Iohnny Moses looked good in quarterback position as he passed well behind good protection. During the half-time ceremonies Guymon Field was dedicated. Behind a terrific offensive attack of Moses, Marti, and Cotner, the Comets crushed the Auburn reserves 45-12. This was the first Kendallville victory since October 6, 1928. Cotner scored three touchdowns while Moses and Marti scored two each, and l ,vw ' 1, ,Qu W ' V, , A,,1,,,4 V -, 1 lT'lY, 'Y ,- llatii .1 tint. ci ,aims ity lin.-, much improved, did a fine job of blocking. ln a hard fought game, at Dwenger Parlt, Kendallville lost 12-G to Concordia, t-,cliili Marti rcced fifty-three yards to pay dirt in the fourth quarter. The Comet's chances for victory were downed when Concordia inter- cepted a pass in the closing minutes of the ball game. The left ltortie game of the season at Guy- mon Field was a 7-6 defeat for the Comets by Howe Military. A thirty-two yard drive in the second quarter was successful when Cotner scored on an end run from the one yard line. The Comets led until the fourth Quarter when the Cadets uncorked a twenty yard drive to score. The extra point was good and the final score was set at 7-6. ln the seasons finale the Nappanee Bull- dogs stopped the Comets 19-O at Nappanee. Kendallville failed to aet a first down until the third period, Iohn Moses had an excell- ent punting average of 43lf2 yards which puts him well up in the college class. w ar ,, it I I Row I. Walter. Hanes. Axel, Davis, Ley. Coffel, Leemon, Scott. Row II. Hosler, Krueckeberg, Hons, Miller, Moses, Marti, Kurtz, Jarrett, Danzer, Bartlett. Row III, Coach Saunders. Flickinger. Heign, Stroman, Managers Lewis and Krueger, Cotner, Kimmel, Leibing, Preston, Coach Barr. Compliments of THE PUBITAN ICE CREAM COMPANY Q Ol FGOTBALL OZ or 09 '-X 'fr 'S i v D - , S xx QVIS 7 ' , ..,.. 4 A vllzvv ., ' - . iw .:,:. COTncJ' .5 H 5 if ,J . y A g K fb 1 4 - Y' S XE X Y I KN 'C X - 33 .,, S J'oLrreTT coTT if f 2 2 f 4 . ' f ','A . Q Q 2, 1 W .,'VA k Ss, fm' A 1 KE ' 3 f I Q Sfro mdnl Heign Danjer D H'cK'n9f ' A, 0 2 0 30 This page sponsored by DAVHS SPQRTING GOODS FOOTBALL Ok OE' 0? ol 0 'W 1 X lr is 3 'Y I x 1 Q ja, S W , .M ft ,fn 5,5 - f.. x 'VJ , . ,. 1 ,Y f.. wk, . T X X z fs p A Krueck f9 Kimrncll 5 rw f X 5 f U- 4o s e s Ma rTi Ubmg BarTleTf QICOFIC-IQ Wi Hana Mol Pl'6SToI'i X I , 40 30 zo I0 Q Th p C1 13 d by THE BANNER GROCERY 85 9?Xv?7i pm J CONTENTS Admmistrcxtion U, U- 7 Semors ---- -- Underclcfssmen ......, 27 Activitles H ,,,- 47 Athletlcs l TRACK The Comet thinly-clads flew through the season with many successful performances. Here is the team's log. April 7. The Cornet thinlies opened the track schedule by defeating the Butler Windmills 73172 to 35172 at Guymon Field. April l0. Columbia City won a close tri- angular meet at Guymon Field with New Haven second and the Comets third. The scores were 49172 - 47 - 42172. April l5. The Comets again were on the bottom of a triangular meet. This time Gar- rett carried top honors with 55172 points, Fort Vffayne Central Catholic racked up 44 points for second and K.H.S. 39172 points for third. April l8. At the big Goshen Relays the Comets showed their running strength. They finished third out of twenty competing teams in class B competition, Bob Cotner had his best day of the sea- son. He won the high and low hurdles, set- ting a relay record of l5.0 seconds in the highs. A second in the sprint medley by Vaughn, Swank, Greiling and Cotner made Cotner class B individual high scorer. 4 Bob Vaughn, the Comet's ace sprinter, took a close second place in the l00 yard dash in a time which tied the school record of 10.2 seconds. He ran in an assortment of relays too. Other points were scored when Scott Cfreiling finished fourth in the half mile run, Seward Hall, Vaughn, Phil White, and Lynn Kurtz teamed to produce third place in the 440 yard relay. Swank, Greiling, Hugh Hanes, and Wayne Weise finished second in the mile relay. April 20. Winning nine of thirteen possi- ble firsts the Comets handed the Auburn Thinlies a 65-44 defeat. Cotner won his tenth straight hurdle race without defeat. April 25. The Comets brought home a trophy from the Kokomo Relays. They out ran, out jumped, and out hurdled twelve participating schools in class B competition to score 36172 points and to win the meet. Bob Vaughn and Bob Cotner won blue rib- bons in the l00 yard dash and the high hurdles respectively. Other winners were Moses, tie for second in the pole vault, Cot- ner, second in the low hurdles, White, third in the high jump, Marti, fourth in the broad jump. Swank, Hanes, Weise, and Greiling took third in the middle distance relay, Vaughn, Marti, White, and Cotner took sec- ond in the 880 yard relay, Greiling, Swank, Weise, Vaughn took second in the l500 yard relay. April 29. Things took on a different look at the NEI Conference meet at Columbia City when the Comets with 36 points were able to pull a strong third compared with 53 for Warsaw and 4l for New Haven. Vaughn won seconds in the l00 and 220 yard dashes. Cotner won second in the high and low hurdles. The mile relay took second, the 880 yard relay took third. May 9. Bob Vaughn reached the peak of his season as he won the l00 and 220 yard dashes at the Elkhart Sectional. Other qual- ifiers were Scott Greiling, Keith Marti, Phil White, the mile relay and the half mile relay. K.H.S. had a total of 20174 points. May l6. On to State! was Bob Vaughn's cry at the Fort Wayne Regional as he took second in the 220 yard dash and third in the l00 yard dash. Bob scored five points for K.H.S. May 23. The going was tough at Indian- apolis Technical High Track where the l953 State Track Championship Meet was held. Bob Vaughn missed by scant inches a place in the 220 yard dash finals. He did not quite make it in the l00 yard dash trials. K.H.S. is proud of its first state finalist contender in recent track history. This page sponsored by FfFER'S FAMOUS NAME BRAND SHOES Event 100 Yd. Dash 220 Yd. Dash 440 Yd. Dash 880 Yd. Run Mile Run High Hurdles Low Hurdles V2 Mile Relay Mile Relay High Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Best 1953 10.2 Vaughn 22.6 Vaughn 56.1 Greiling 2:l6.5 Greiling 4:59 Hanes 15.9 Cotner 21.7 Cotner 1239.5 Marti White Vaughn Cotner 3:49 Swank Hanes Hall Greiling 5957! White 19,-65 Marti 10'-415' Moses 40'-7112 L. Kurtz TRACK RECORDS Best 1952 10.4 J. Craig 24.2 J. Craig 56.5 Hutchins 2:09.2 Greiling 4:54 Hanes 15.6 Cotner 21.9 Thrapp 1236.6 Craig Thrapp Vaughn Cotner 3350.7 Greiling Swank Hutchins Hanes 61- 91 Thrapp 183-6U Marti 107-OH Shippy 37,-on Leighty School Recrd 10.2 Appleman 22.6 Vaughn 55.2 Sutton 2:06 C. Ivey 4353.8 Hanes 15.6 Cotner 21.7 Cotner l:37.2 Craig Thrapp Vaughn Cotner 3346.5 Dickerson Soboslay Hutchins Sutton 6'-Biz Thrapp 20,-O,, Kirkwood 10'-8554 Randol 44'-4115 McGriffin Track Record 10.5 Bright CButlerJ 23.8 K. Nesbitt 55.2 Sutton 2I09,9 C. Ivey 4:53.8 Hanes 15.8 McGriffin 22.3 Cotner 1:39 Craig Thrapp Vaughn Cotner 3248.7 Auburn 6,-Ol, Thrapp 207-4U Loos CHoweJ 11'-l01f2 Michaels CAuburnJ 47'-11 Miller fConcordia7 5 A QU' The Half Mile Relay The Mile Relay This page sponsored by THE HOUSE OF l-IARTER Goshen 87 -Hanes TRACK X K I vw ,lll Vaughn ga. Q an w -. , -Q- V fe' Greiling 5 Th p Q p d by THE KENDA1 LVILL X N E NEWS STAND BU? I-'lickinger TRACK IX E Ha ,I I iff' VI P? I YARN-'5r, 'TV IiR ' ' I A gi! , M I -abr.-,I fa Z., 3 I. .lfistie 1 White a -- I, J If -V ' Hoses Uanlgg, ATZ FURNITURE INDUSTRIES I .K Woise Aville 58 Kendallville 48 FG F Axel 1 1 Moses 0 4 Flickinger 2 1 Heign 3 3 Racht 7 5 Kurtz 2 0 Davis 1 2 Marti 0 0 Totals 16 16 Half A-25 K-22 Columbia City 60 Kendallville 45 FG F Axel 1 4 Moses 3 4 Flickinger 1 0 Heign 0 3 Kurtz 1 2 Racht 4 4 Davis 4 0 Marti 0 0 Totals 14 17 Half C.C.-32 K-22 Elmhurst 54 Kendallville 47 FG F Moses 4 7 Flickinger 1 1 Heign 2 3 Kurtz 2 3 Racht 4 4 Davis 2 1 Marti 0 0 Clark 0 0 Totals 14 19 Half K-25 E-25 Holiday Tournament BASKETBALL Kendallville 91 Albion 51 FG F Axel O 1 1 Moses 7 3 17 Flickinger 0 2 2 Heign 2 1 5 Kurtz 1 3 5 Davis 1 5 7 Racht 18 3 39 Marti 1 0 2 Hulen 4 1 9 Krueckeloerg 2 0 4 Totals 36 19 91 Half K-38 A-30 South Side 57 Kendallville 45 FG F Axel 0 0 Moses 4 1 Flickinger 0 7 Heign 1 1 Kurtz 1 3 Racht 4 2 10 Davis 2 1 5 Marti 0 1 Hulen 1 3 Totals 13 19 45 Half S. S.-30 K-18 Kendallville 65 Garrett 58 FG F T Moses 4 5 13 Flickinger 0 1 1 Heign 8 3 19 Kurtz 6 1 13 Racht 4 0 8 Davis 4 3 11 Marti 0 0 0 Hulen 0 0 0 Totals 26 13 65 Half K-33 G-27 Concordia 66 Kendallville 53 Kendallville 56 Central Catholic 49 FG F T Axel 1 0 2 Moses 3 4 10 Flickinger 0 0 0 Hulen 2 0 4 Kurtz 3 3 9 Racht 6 7 19 Davis 4 4 12 Marti 0 0 0 Totals 19 18 56 Half K-26 C. C.-26 Kendallville 59 Warsaw 54 FG F T Axel 0 0 - 0 Moses 7 0 14 Flickinger 0 1 1 Heign 2 3 7 Kurtz 3 1 7 Racht 6 9 21 Davis 3 3 9 Marti 0 O 0 Hulen 0 O 0 Clark 0 0 0 Totals 21 17 59 Half W-26 K-20 Kendallville 42 Ligonier 37 FG F T Moses 4 6 14 Flickinger 1 1 3 Heign 2 3 7 Kurtz 1 4 6 Racht 3 3 9 Davis 1 1 3 Marti 0 0 0 Axel 0 0 0 Hulen 0 0 O Totals 12 18 42 Half K-23 L-19 Elmhurst 52 Kendallville 47 Compliments of I. R. STONEBRAKER - CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH 6: ABSHIRE BASKETBALL Auburn 33 Kendallville 23 Concordia 71 Kendallville 35 FG F T FG F -A-X914 1 ll 2 Flickingei' T 3 Flickingcr 2 3 Righm 2 P20111 4 3 Gould 0 Clfk 1 1 Clark 1 SWOIIHHI1 41 o Stroman 2 NIIHCI' 0 0 Miller o Totals 8 7 Totals 12 11 Half K-11 A-8 Half C-35 Mishawaka 78 Refatu' . 67 Kendallvine endallville FG FG F Axel U Axel 0 U Moses 5 M9555 4 2 Flickingei' 3 Fliokmgoi' -1 5 Heign U HQ1211 0 0 Racht 5 Rachf 11 4 Davis 3 D313 5 3 Comer 1 Comer 1 0 Mal-U 2 Totals A 25 14 Totals 19 Halt K-33 -00 Half M-33 K-28 Kendallville Goshen 48 New Haven FG F Kendallville Axel O O FG Moses 1 12 AX91 0 Flickinger 1 -1 Moses 3 Heigii 1 0 Flickiriger 0 Racht 'T 8 Heign 1 Davis 1 3 Racht -1 Comer 1 1 Davis 8 Marti 0 0 Comer 0 Stroman 1 0 Marti 0 Totals 13 28 Totals 16 Half K-22 G-20 Half N.H.-38 K-18 Sectional Kendallville 73 Rome City 41 Kendallville 45 Bluffton 35 T 17 Moscs 4 Flickingci' 1 Racht 5 1-Iuign 5 Davis 3 Stroman 35 Cotiior Totals Kendallville 58 T Nappanee 56 O 17 Axel 8 110565 1 Flickingcr 15 Hoigii 6 Racht -1 Davis 5 Comer 56 Totals Half N-31 Kendallville 53 Angola 50 T 0 Axel 12 Moses 0 Flickingei' 3 Heign 18 Racht 17 Davis 1 Comer 1 Marti 52 Tota1s Half K-30 Howe Military 61 Kendallville 59 FG 5 I l 1 ll 6 ll ll 18 FG K1 T H 1 3 3 1 20 K-28 FG il -1 U -1 3 5 3 1 20 A-28 This page sgiiscred THQ STFi5,lfD ff H1 VUE THEATERS BASKETBALL fi X ,QQ A 1 - ' f FH 1 , 3,9 55, 72522 IX I X fr xx i 1 f ,,K 7 ,f W . 'ff I Q tb .. is f A-A1 . 1 . its-ghd! 1 1 E is Nw! ,wx f,. QFYSFFESEQ L R Lf Apulffi M2311 Dsrml Stromcm Thls page Ducme- Axel Gene Rcfcht Bob Comer sponsored by the MORRIS STORE BASKETBALL X 4,4 4, if 73 u Ll . V S 1 1-A . I I x Q 1 'J 'SK i 1 FW Gene ierrme Davis 'T wa' 1 44,5 C::,AJ J , S :QCH 11:25-ss from ALDRICH LANE JUNIOR VARSITY Pow 1: Mills, Miller, Riehm, Gould, Kurtz. Hosler. Row 2: Coach Groff. Dawson, Sherck, Wible, Hons, Pankop, Svoboda, Studen Manager Krueger EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Row 1: Shank, Blech. Hawkins. Greiling, Wible, Le-amon, Hossinger, Ashby Row 2: Coach Saunders, Hornett. Hedges, Smith, Reiclenbach. Fifor, White. Brown Evers, Rollins This page compliments of IAKHS BODY AND PAINT SHOP

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