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

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N.E.1.C. GOLF TEAM: Ed Kimmel, sixthg Virgil Sum- mers, eighth: Ray Scott. tenth: Bud Coleman. elev- enthg Coach Broderick. BASEBALL TEAM: Hou' john Hosler, Arthur Pankop, Larry Coffel, Tom Lcamon, X'Villiam Rollins, Tom Mapes. Row 2: Nlr. Cuymon, Bill Heign, jack Fifer, Alcrry Brown, Craig Miller, Alohn Moses, Duane Axel, Coach Barr. U6 Go 1. m 4 , rr 1- , ' L Q K gg R is J- O- lf... L 3 S K The spring of 1955 was the first time that Kendallville 'was represented by a golf team. They won nine of their eleven meets and placed second in the N.E.I.C. meet at Kendallville. Kendallville Kendallville Kendallville Kendallville Kendallville Kendallville Kendallville Kcndallville Kendallville Kendallville Kendallville 1 7V2 Angola ZV2 S 9 0 5 8 7 0 S 4 Avilla 0 V2 Ligonier V2 Avilla 0 V2 Angola-1V2 V2 Gll1'1'tttt91f2 Ligonier 0 Concordia 1 Carrett 10 New Haven 0 V2 Concordia 3V2 Baseball . . . The Comets' baseball squad of the spring of 1955 won four and lost five games, with Bluffton forfeiting one game. The team, composed of five seniors, placed third in the N.E.I.C. Kendallville 11 Columbia City I3 Kendallville -3 New Haven 7 Kendallville 3 Decatur 8 Kendallville 5 Bluffton 6 Kendallville 2 Concordia 17 Kendallville 3 Concordia 1 Kendallville 5 Kenclallville 7 Kendallville 14 Columbia City 2 New Haven 12 Decatur 2 HANEY'S GLASS SHOP-Gloss for every need

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Winning lntramural Team The Northwesterners won over Purdue 18 to 16 in the final game of the intramural basket- ball tourney. The six intramural teams were supervised by Coach Saunders. Rau: li Dennis Myers, Bill Leamon, Tom Lewis. Run' 2: james Frey, Maynard Gillespie, Dennis Cerber. Comets Also Participate in Other Sports: K-Club Concession The concrete block building was constructed at Cuymon Field during the summer of 1955 by members of the club, their fathers. and friends. The boys pictured below sold during the football season. Bob Hons, Dave Hedges. Adrian Nowels, clfilyllllll Nowels. 1......,....-, 'fp54,q.s,f ganna vggux X :'. ,J ET 1 sl.. . .e., . - -ns Honor Jackets Honor jackets were awarded last Yt'1ll' for the first time to those senior members of the K-Klub who had won letters in two competitive sports. Hou' 1: Duarte Axel. Larry Goth-1. Hour 2: Bill Heign, lolm Xlosf-s, Craig Nllller. Ron' 33: Terry Kurty. Carroll Could. 1' QQ VU THE QUICK PROCESSING CORPORATION UT

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Track. Coach Saunders' Thinlies of N550 came through with a fair season, winning only one of six regularly scheduled meets, that one over Home City and Alhion in a three-way meet. In the Coshen Belays, their ITV2 points were good for a seventh place in class B while 13 points earned them a fifth place at Kokomo. The name of the Comets went a long way, however, as Bill Leamon entered the State meet in the 220 yard dash hy virtue of his fine showing at hoth the Sectional and Be- gional meets, hut he did not qualify for the state finals. Upper riglzt: jerry Brown, at left, poised at the starting line with Duane Axel and Bill Heign in the haekgrouncl. Center right: The rest hetween the races heing enjoyed hy Adrian Nowels. john Evers, Tom Leamon. Ierry Brown, Dennis Dawson, vlaek Laughlin, Bill Lea- mon, Tom Ley, Charlie Sherck, .lack Fifer, Duane Hanes, Carroll Could, Boger XVihle, Bill Heign, Se- ward Hall. and -Iohn Moses. Below left: lohn Moses off to a quiek lead. Below eenter: Bill Leamon rounding the first eurye. Below Right: Row 1: Bill Heign, Dennis Daw- son, Cre-gg Beidenhaeh, Bill Leamon, jerry Brown, Carroll Gould, Seward Hall, john Moses, Duane Axel. Row 2: .lack Laughlin, Carleton Huhhart, lack Fifer, Donald Friskney, Adrian Nowels, -lack Seliliehtemnyer, Iames Treesh, Tom Leamon, Iohn Evers, Tom Sklillfl- clers, mat-li. B DEAN COLTER, INC. Packard Clpper Studebaker Whirlpool