Kendallville High School - Kay Aitch Ess Yearbook (Kendallville, IN)
- Class of 1958
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A ,..,,N nn-...g Mx Herb Mills Herb TRACK: Cinder Men Run Good Season Although few boys participated on the 1957 track team, they won three of their six meets and placed fifth in the NEIC. Herb Mills and Adrian Nowels won the right to enter the Regional 'track meet at Fort XVayne. Herb also broke the school shot put record with a toss of 47 feet 1O1fz inches. 96 .., , ,,,, P' A 'I ' :Q Aww M., Q Q .. X maxi!! mm Y I Mills and Bob XVagner on Cfval How 1: Herb Mills, jim Morr, Dennis Dawson, Adrian No- wels, Dick Hossinger. Row 2: Mr. Klclntosh, Richard Hart, Crayclon Nowcls, lim Treesh, Barry Graclen, student mana- ger. PEP CLUB: We're With You, Team, S0 F ight! T110 Psp C1ll1l 1lL'gilll 1111-ir S1-11s1111 111' l'1L'L't1I'lg 111111-1-rs: 1111111 Jxllll 1111113 l3l't'N1l1l'llt1 P1-Q C11-1x1-1, 111-1--p1'1'xi111'11tg 111111 :X1 Liu-11g11oL1, sn-crct111'v-t1'1-11s11r1-r. 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Rmb S: SIISQIII Q11i1'14, C111111i1' 'K1'11tz1'1', B111111i1- P1-11-1-, ji11,l11lli1-f, NllIlL'y' X1.1i11s, NklIlk'?' Xl1111t1111111'. Alllllll f1QlI'l1lll'l4, 1.1111111 1111111-S, B1'Yc1'1x' B11111'x', K11t11x' X11-lf11'11v, 11111x' 131131, T111-1'1-M1 Hmmm, I11111- :Xll11'llI'1t'11l. H1111' 9: N1-11111 S111it11, X1111'i1' K1'11t, lgllll , . . . . . 11 . 1111- S1-111-11ri1'11. 8111- 111'Il1iL'l11X'l'Ql'I'. X1llI'11lLl Cl1111s1111l111s, 111111111 1'1iw1111p. Cill'U1fIl 1 1s1'111'1'. D1.11111 11111111'11. 131111111141 v'ill'1M ,lllllf 911111111111's, 1.i111111 B1-1'1wl', X111r1'j11 Ki1111111'11, 1,i1111.1 1'1l'l'l'll11t'I'Il. llli OFFICERS: Ron' I: Indy Gustin, vice-president: Barbara Bur- G. A. A.: Girls, Too, Participate In Sports A candlelight initiation ceremony was held early in the fall semester to start the activities of C.A.A., an organization whose aim is to promote good sportsmanship. Each Monday and XVednesday after school was set aside for group participa- tion in tennis, volleyball, softball, basket- ball, and other sports. One of the major activities during the year was the Basketball Clinic which was held here in December, with five neighbor- ing schools participating. ffcr, art-siclentg Lois Sclnnnan, secretary. Row 2: lean Brown, I 5 I The CAA. Leadership Camp at Camp treasurer: Mrs. Smith, sponsor: Ginny Bollins, points chairman. Tecumseh was attended by Lois Schu- man, Barbara Burger, and Mrs. Smith. Hikes, sports, and leadership classes prov- ed educational and enjoyable for all. The two day camp was climaxed by an out-0f- doors worship service. Hou' l: Linda Harley, Shirley High, Darlene Morr, Arlene Prince, Indy Gustin, Lois Sclnnnan, Ginny Rollins, Barbara Burger, ,lean Brown, Betty Snow, Linda Bostwiek, Donna Caldwell, Mrs. Smith. Hoa' 2: Patricia Tasker, Bonnie Schenricln, Linda Mnnyon, Madeline Riehardsi Linda ,-Xcker, Marilyn Harvey, Nancy Brady, Mitzi Coffelt, Donna Craves, ,Indy Bopp, Linda Donley, Ruth Ann Roberts, .loyce Neal, vludy Lee Shultz. Row 3: Theresa Bopp, Peggy Sparrow, Nancy Stienbarger, Caryl Schwarz, Edith Ortstadt, lanet Hosler, judy Owen, Mary Owens, Ioy Spidel, Barbara Owens. Sally Pahner, Nancy Mains, Bev Haber, Nancy Cazier. Hoa' 4: Sue Renkenberger, Suzanne Chiddister, Martha Baker, -lerilyn Foster, Nancy Young, Linda l'lerendeen, Beverly Bailey, Louise Bishop, Carolyn Fischer, Mar- tha Cunsaullns, Carolyn Swander, Sharon Franklin, Caroline Miller. 98 'V lhlwr, Linda IDOIIIUY, and Allllly 1,1-1' Shultz sngugn- in ll lin-ly gamv uf ping PUIIQ. Xrlvm' l,l'iIlL'l'. Vvggy Sp4n1'1'mx', .mul cj.lI'l?lfll '.lIllll'I' gvt I'l'LlKlY .ls Cuulim' Xlill-Ar I5l'1'P.llAQ'N to slmut, . , . 4 lnluu. Ifff: K-AA. l3.uLc-tlmll c.lllllL'. Inluu, rigfzf: Limlgl Iimtwiulx. l,iml.l xlllllytlll, 11111 XXIIILW' Xl.l111x .lQl'4'l' tlmt NllIlfH1'IHlill'4l IN i 11-.lt fun. 1 I UU Cuulcl, Xia-rritt lim-ll, Bah l i11-stmic-. JANITORS AND BUS DRIVERS: Our Thanks For A Fme Job The joh of firing t'ie furnace and keeping the school neat and clean und of transporting many of our students to and from school each clay is very tedious hut is Czlpably fulfilled by our jauitors :md hus cl1'ive1's. YVQ are very much indebted to them for their many hours of work. P , C i IAXl'l'Oll5: xxvllylll' xlQ'fly4'I'll, Di-l Lzmghrulw, Buss Lush, Clytlc Nlur- tiu. Lclluy Beiswungw, Clark Could. Pop Miller. BUS DRIVERS: Bula Cncllglul, Cl.u'k 100 R ,. ,H , SENIOR F AREWELL Not finished, just begun. These words might well he the motto of the class of 1958, for in these four words are found all the hopes and dreams of the entire elass. XVe will not soon forget either the friend- ships of classmates with whom welve had so much fun here in K.H.S. or the ideals and in- spirations of our teachers, which will remain with us throughout our lives. XVe will miss these associations when we leave hut not forget them. for the memories of these past four years will The ships sail East linger in our hearts. That is the part that al- ways will remain Not Finished. just Begun is the future helore us. Col- lege, jobs, inarriage, or the armed seryiees are waiting for us just heyond high school. YVhat the coming years will hold for us, we cannot say. X1'e can only look espeetantly toward them and do our hest, hoping that they will he as happy and prosperous as were the treasured years here .... And the ships sail XV:-st On the very same winds that hlow, 'Tis not the blow of the gale But the set of the sail That tells whieh way they go. 101 2 SCHOOL Snack-timc, girls? l dig this thc- most, maui! NYIIO saws we-'rc lmisx' disc jon-kcys?' 1 Losc somvtliing, Izuiic? Buck for sc-L-oiuls ullvglciyi Tho 'IUC of iiiuoccncv. mn SNAPS I just lox Help! l A Sallfxl Toalclmcrs Q 1 x lots o Nervous june, I fllllllx xouu lun ff followed PATRONS ACME TOOL COMPANY, INC. ALLISON'S AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY ARTHUR E. BEYER, INC. BARKERS IEXVELRY STORE BAUGHMANS GROCERY BLUMER DRUG STORE BOB LEACHMAN CHEVROLET, INC. CAMPBELL HARDXVARE CAPITAL SERVICE STATION CARTEAUX INSURANCE AGENCY Auto - Casualty - Fire CENTRAL DRUG STORE CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. Art 61 HOXX'Ll1'CI Bvights FEDERAL SEAL AND GEAR FISCHERS DRUG STORE GAMBLES George Duchossois, Owner 61 Operator HELEN ROLLINS - REALTOR HILKERT 61 PANKOP, INC. HITE'S FUNERAL HOME KENDALLVILLE IRON AND METAL CO. I. Kleiman KENDALLVILLE LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANING COMPANY LEXVGER MACHINE AND TOOL COMPANY MIDWEST PRINTING COMPANY NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS NORTHERN INDIANA FUEL LQ LIGHT CO. 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H44 fu ,- Q 44 A-Q in h.L2!.-b.-,.,x- 4133- .':.,f'l,3f,1. ,gr ' V ,jr -L1 if-I1.'f.f'f52E4Jf'i3hH,-IMWZSHLJ-':,ti-Jffgitff12112mai:l41f4:?4wfQg!4i2'fvf- ,'!PiiJ'1a!r! lv'?fftl'fi4.f1'-1 F:-.e .51 n.'i-.1 ffpf . e i-'11 A f..'.A'.'9f' ADMINISTRATION: It Formulates Our Curriculum To - ivkf- .exif The members of the School Board. Robert jack, Nils. Ruth Mary Friend, and Merritt XV. Diggins. along with Superintendent L. S. Brumbaugh strive to improve the school system. L, S. BRUINIBAUGH, retiring this year as Super- intendent of Schools, successfully brings to an end his career of 43 years in the field of educa- tion. Twenty-two years Mr. Brumbaugh served as principal of Kendallville High School and four- teen years as superintendent. Before coming to Kendallville, he had seven years teaching ex- perience. A native Hoosier, Mr. Brumbaugh received his A.B. degree from Indiana State Teachers Col- lege in 1917. after which he served overseas in XVorld XVar I for one and one-half years. Con- tinuing his education, he entered Columbia Uni- versity and received his M.A. degree in 1925, majoring in school administration. Besides being active in several civic organi- zations, Mr. Brumbaugh has been and still is active in many societies for school teachers and administrators both on state and national levels. Build Strong Character and Keen Minds . . . -1 'L g ,J f N Z'.,,: - ' W- V- 5. P pass- l ,,,. ROYAL NV. TRITCH, principal of the senior high school, finds time to help each individ- ual with his needs. Besides keeping the high school records. Mrs. Adele Rudermzln, secretary to Xlr. Tritch, also gladly helps the students. S-, 'QF Qyx 7-A FRANK SCHXVAB, principal of the junior hiffh school, assists the vounver students ad- 'O . O just to the educational system. As SCC1'0filI'X' to Nlr. Bl'llINl5llllQll, Mrs. Ar- . t lene Kurtz maintains official data for the entire school system. - ci 1 ,, ma-wwf - Q , X x vc f Q f 4 ,L H 9 Mrs. julia Atz Nlrs. Mary Black Nlrs. juan Bowman Mrs. Elsa Buckner Clyde R. Copeland Xlllsic Silpviwisni' l I'L'lll'll Hmnz' l'lcnnmniL's Social Studies Band Clmrns English Seiuliw- English Lessons Nlnsit' 'l'lwury Sc-niur Spmmsmn' Ht-altli Tlnespian 'l'1'r1npe Instrumental Music Xlllsit' .-Xlupiveiiitiixii Y-'l'm'ns C. A, A. Wig R Paint Yucnl Xlnsic' Student lfurnin W6 'Gianni . Divin- Xhw, S Miss Tlielina Eininger Riclmaul Fast Ernest Fcrrarin Nliss Valina Gilliland 0. O. Cnyinon lfnglisli llNlll5ll'lill Arts ljlnvsiull lfmlliuatinii lfnglisli Atlilvtic Dircctm' l'lI'k'5l1lHllll Spnmiisur Caine-ra Clulm .'XI'illll1lL'llL' ,lUlI1'I12lllSlll Aritlnnctic Y-TL-elis Bowling la-aqui: lfrmtlmaill Cunt-ll Lll3I'l1l'X' LitL'l'atl1l'e 'lvll1'SPlilIl 'lliwaipmz Craicli- ligislwtluill Yvarlnfiuli K-Kllilm NVig K Paint Spotlight Board of Control f Each Day Presented New Facets of Learning Clarence Kvllx' Nlrs. Alosepliinc Kinnnell Nlrs. XYax'a Lieb Mrs. Stella Nlallon Social Studies Art Xlatlu-inatics St-liuul Nurse lJI'lYl'l'S lfclncatiuii Yva1'lmux1l4 Soplioliinii' Spuiisrn' Healtli and Safety :Xssistant l'l4mt'mall flint-11 Y4Yllt'K'IlS ,-Xnditnrinin l 'w's Y-Ts-ens liiglntli Cligalt' l4.islvt'v.1ll I'nslr'1's ,Ailm- 10 vlark Mclntosh Kahrl Metz Bliss Bessie Power Dale Reade Gene Rhodes Social Studies Business Latin Social Studies Iunior Varsity Coach Yearbook English Visual Aid Track Coach Board of Control -lunior Sponsor Eighth Cradc Sponsor Assistant Football Coach Y-Te-ons Satk-tx' Patrol junior Classical Lvaguc -'x K3 l u T gr - Pliysical Education Biology Drivers Education Baski-tliall Coach Baseliall Coach Aw Sliss Eva Robertson Dale Sehinbeckler Frank Schwah Xlrs. Bettie Smith Bliss Mae Stephens English Science lunior High Principal Physical Education Business Speech Agriculture Nlathcinaties C. A. A. FTA Auditorium FFA Board of Control Pop Cluh Y-Tet-ns Thggpian Troupr- Board of Control XVig A Paint They Taught, We Studied, We Learned... Keith Stouder Roval XY. Tritch Bliss Helen Yard1unan Rohr-rt Xlilcox Guidance Director I-ligh School Principal Horne Economics Xlatlicinatics Biologx' English Y-Tccns Science Student Foruin Board of Control T1-urlwook 2. 11 Hon' I: Xlr. Xletz. Nliss Stephens, Xlr. Tritch. Nlr. Schwah, Xlr. Guymon. Ron' 2: Aludy Thomp- son, Tom King. Boh Hedges, Tom Hoffelder. Board of Control The creating of a hetter high school is the main purpose of the Board of Control, which consists of the junior and senior class presidents, a hoy and girl chosen hy the student hody, Xlr. Tritch. and four teachers appointed hy him. This hody assists with activities not managed hy the Board of Education and also discusses ideas from the Student Forum. Student Forum To provide an outlet for student opinions on school government, to maintain close co-opera- tion hetween students and teachers. and to give training in leadership and citizenship are the aims of the Student Forum. Fourteen repre- sentatives from grades eight through twelve and two faculty advisors constitute the Forum. Hou' I: -lim Xlorr. ,lim Hiehm. Bill Diggins, Xlr. Stouder, Mrs. Black, Karen Strayer, lrintraud Ahl. Rout 2: Ted NVal- laec, Xxllllitllll lfinlev, Toni Horuett, Dick Nartlxer. Anne l'latner. Pat Streich. Cay Ann Flicltinger. Nancy Mains. Hicliarml Finley. 1 ALDRICH MOTEL - Clare and Gwen Aldrich 12 wvgs-31.y:w g L : 5513 gi L. Almw: Sm-wing in lnmu- vcmuuuius is just um- uf th. lll'lllY 1-IL-ctiu' CllllI'Sl'h an mtmln-nt nmv fzmkm- tu sutisfv Ins . , In the Classroom Stuclvnts cithcr P1'CPLll'G thcxnsc-lvvs for future llQ1ldf3Hl1C Stlldlbg or gum p1'uct1q-ul tlllllllllg ical. BUIUNQ: English' dw mm uf Um. ability to Lmmmmik flltllftx XY01'k ill C1l1'1'lCllli11' L1Cf1Vlt1t'S. with utllvrs, is lmcing tllllgllt in Miss l1:llliIlQ4'I S claus. 3 -' xx' Q- L ' ' K. H 5 . Y W 1 1 - N A ,.,, n.,.x BARKEHS FIRESTUNE STORE, INC. 13 - 4,4 'Hawk fff Almrv: David Tritch, Daivici Aiiiiisiviuigli. and Ken Ci-imwli-r finci fun and L-xcrcisc in tiiuii' gym class. Lvjf: In physics L-iaiss, Nlr. Wili-in shows David Mil- . sciviiu- tim is :iii iiitcim-wtiiw siiiuji-ct. Hi'Inii': Tin- stmiciits in Klr. Hciiilifs sixth hour U. S. liistury class Lire- pruiicl uf their Aim-i'icaiii iii-ritiigu. In the Classroom Yr ilk , . U ix . .. i 33 ,. BANNER CROCERY Qi .-Umrr: Stucly timc pu-xnxils in Xlr. Sl-DllLll'l'lN aixt'1 llulll' lxiulugy L'lLlSS. Right: Plllll Yam XVAILIIICI' gmml Bulw l'1Ul1lL'L'li mlisumxm' tlml s'xpm'1'i1nu11ts in ClIl'llll5llAY, wlliull tml-lm lll1'lll mum' llllllQS, am- mlm lun. Hrluu, lwff: l'g1tl'iL'ia1 Cmxxl lllll l l.un'l BlllllIl4 l'I' lm-gurl: ,S lrnm Xlixs Stcplu-us in Q4'Il4'I'lll lmsim-Ns claus ul ilu- rulv ilu-x' will plan' 111 tlu- L'llIllIlIllIlltY 131-Inu-, right: Xlr. Xlvtx tum lux la-'zu DI'cI'llp :mul Culvttl- Clllllltltilll scum' lmxiv fYI3l'XXI4lllllQ Nkills qmml W 5 flllllllllllvlltillf. 5.2-af,2f1,',i Q ty ., nn. ....- ..... - rs' 1 ::::::: Q 'l 'Ai ..l, '51,-f 35:5-..?.: R ,N ,,.a- ATZ FURNITURE STORE Y, I Q 6l L t X mr- Ill Mr. Nlcliitosifs sixth linux' Civics class tha' stuclcuts arc taught the fuiictioiis of thc' Ania-1'ic1ui gOYCI'l1IHCllt. In the Classroom uP1l1'll'Z-VULIS i:l'llllCiliS?u say Mrs. Bluclfs Fra-ncli L-lass amd their visitor from Fitiiicc, Dzuiiclle Nuius. Q LX, ii, . mv, uw.-. W. . :nr W I 4' J Q 1 1 Q 4 P A f 3, NNN. Wiffg .Ye - . . .Q K H.. .gf A ,ar-mamma Seniors ALAN RICHARD ALLREAD Carnera Cluh: Spotlight assistant protluction manager. if ---na. DALE LEONARD APPLEIXIAN Cainera Cluh: Yearbook staff: Spotlight: Backstage work. MARGARET ,IANE AU'l'ENR1E'l'H Y-Teens: Tliespians: NVig Cv Paint: Fortune ls a Cowhoyu: All V' fm on a Sunnncr's Dayn: Band section leader 1955-56, point .:.-rgeant 1956-57: State Solo antl Enseinhlc Contest: Yearhook stiff: Pep if Club: Lihrary assistant: Hoosier Stuclent Lihrarian Association: C57 lncliana Nlusic Teachers' Association. DELORES ELAINE BARNETT Y-Teens: NYig tk Paint: Chorus: I Speak for Democracy contest. At Inclianapolis: Happy Daysug Sotlality Clnhg Mission Repre- sentative: Leatler of Sturly Cluh: G11-e Cluhg Choral Cluh awarcl: National Honor Societvg National Auxilinin Latinuin Contest. SUSAN 'IANE BLAKE Class secretary 1957-58: Y-Teens vice-presiclcnt 1957-5S: Y-Teen sunnner conference: Thespians: XVig ti Paint: AA Klan Callecl Peterng The Far Away Princcssh: Carncra Clulu secret.u'y 1956- 57: Yearbook staff: Chorus: Concert Cluh: Cirls' Sext.'t: Girls' Q4 Quartet: Nlixecl Ensenihle: State Solo anal Ensenihle Contest: g 4!'J 'Zn C. A. A.: Pep Cluh: Regional Latin contest: College Atlniissions conference at DePauw: Captain of junior magazine sales. VIOHN HONVARD BLECH Class vice-presiclent 1957-58: NYig A Paint: Backstage work: 'Year- hook assistant husiness manager: K-Kluh: Five athletic awartls: football, lmast-hall: Honor jacket: Intramural: Rupressntatixe io Rotary. LINDA LAURA BOSTNYICK Student Forum secretary 1955-56: Y-Tcensg Thespians: Wig -it Q Paint: Cinclerella g Cavalcatle of Costurnesng Chorus lihrarian 1955-56: Concert Cluh: Mixecl Chorus presiclent 1957-58: Girls' lv' 'A' Scxtet' C A -X state 'lXY'lI'tl' Pei Cluh vi -presi lent 1955-56' 1 ' 4 Cheerleader 195-1-58: Ottice assistant: Regional Latin contest: Captain of junior magazine sales. NANCY CAROL BRADY Y-Teens: Spotlight: C. A. A.: Bowling League. .IEAN OPAL BRUXYN Class secretary 195-1-55: Y-Teens: NVig tk Paint: Ycarfuook staff: Spotlight treasurer: Rantl stuclent director 15156-57, captain 1957- 58: Bancl KH: State Solo and Enseinhlc Contest: C. A. A. vice- prcsitlent 1955-56, presitlent 1956-57, treasurer 1957-58: Pep Cluh vice-presitlent 1956-57: 1. H. S. Press Association. 'Md 6 TI 'wus JERRY ORLAN BROXVN N' Class vice-presiclent 195-1-55, president 1955-56, vice-prcsitlcnt 1956-57: FTA: K-Kluh: Fourteen athletic awarcls: foothall, hasket- f hall, hasehall, track: Honor jacket: All-Conferenec NEIC it-anis: foothall, haskethall, hast-hall: Representative to Rotary. I 1 A. BERHALTER COMPANY - FUNERAL HOME - AIYRON C. HUTCHINS, Director 18 Class of 1958 BARBARA ANN BURGER Y-Teens: FTA: Exploratory tc-aching. Czuiu-ra Club: Spotlight: C. A. A. treasurer 1956-57, presidt-nt 1957-585 C. A. A. state award and scnior awardg Leadership calnpg Bowling Leagiit-g Pt-P Club. Officc assistant. DONNA K. CALDXYELL Y-Teens: XVig Cv Paint: Yearbook staff: Spotlightg Concc-rt Clubg Mixed Chorus: C. A. A.: Pop Club: Cliccrle-adn-r 1956-581 Offical assistant. '! l9s NIARY XIAXINE CASTATOH Y-Tvs-nsg Spotlight Chorus: C. A. A.: Office- assistant. NANCY CARROLL CAZI ER W' Of? Class truasurt-r 1956-57g Y-'l't-un L-abinct 1957-58. Tlit-spian vinc- prcsident 1956-57, trt-asurcr 1957-58g NYig A Paint: A Klan Calla-d 40 Pt-tern: 'ALox'c- Is Etcrnalu: A'Tl'nv Trysting Place . i'All on a Suni- iut-r's Day . National Thcspian Corifsrvncc: Backstage workg Spot- AN light oditorg Chorus. C. A, A. sm-rt-tairy 1955-561 Pup Club: Cirls' M Statc: D. A. H. citizvnsliip award: 1 Spt-ak for Dt-uiot-racyl' contust. ARTHUR Lc'ROT CHARLES Chorus librarian 1956-571 Boys' Clem- Club: Nlist-d Ensvmblvg Intramural. 'gn , ve'-an V' , w , NIITLI LOU COF1' LLT Y-'l'e1-ns: Spotlight. C. A. A.: Bowling Lvaguc. BONNIE SUE DAVENPORT Class secrrtary 1955-56. trvasurcr 1957-58. Studvnt Forum 1956- 57g Y-'llveii secretary 1957-583 Y-TL-uri summer L'UllfL'l't'llLtt'L Thus- pians: YYig is Paint: Lots ls Etc-rnalnq Yt-arbook staffg Spotlight editor: Band sem-tion le-adcr 1956-561 Band MKNQ District Solo and Enscniblv Contest. C. A, A.g Pup Club: I. U. Library XVorkshop 1956. District English cont:-st. XIARLENE ELIZABETH DAXYSUN Y-Tvcnsg 'l'l'it-spiaiisq XYig CY Paint: Backstage workg Ye-arbook staff. Spotlightg Chorusg Conwrt Clubg Nliu-d Chorus. C. A. A. SUE ELLEN DICKEY Class treasurer 1955-56: Y-Tr-en cabinet 1957-58. Spotlight. Chorus. Conct-rt Clubg Xlised Chorusg Pep Club. 1 'Q -f- ' . .. . . ,,,,, PAUL XXAHNE ESHELMAIX lg FFA secretary 1956-573 judging tvzunsz dairy, land, vt-gctalalc. ARTHUR BERHALTER COBIPANY - FURNITURE STORE 19. Seniors JOHN NIACK EYERS Spotlight: K-Klnh ss-c1'eta1'y-trcasnrer 1956-57, president 1957-58 Nine athletic awards: fonthall, lwaskcthall, track: Honor 1111-ket -ng. 'Q' All-Conferencc NEIC foothall tc-amz 111-pn-st-11tz1tix'u to Hhtarv. 4, I . IUDITH ANN FFLLER Y-Teens: Spotlight: Chorus. nun' ALICE i-'ELLEH Y-'11-mis: Bancl: Stat? S010 anil Eiisciiihlv Cuntcst. 'L :i f-if IACK LEON 1-'IFEH A if ' 1 FTA: Exp1rn'atrn'y teaching: YL-arlmouk staff: Spotlight: K-Khlh: '1'wt-lvc athlr-tic awards: frmthall, haskcthall. hast-hall, track: 1T..'T!P , K-.M Ilfnior Alan-kt-t: 111-preseiitzitivc to Rotary. X1'11,1,1AX1 NYYNIAN FIXLILY Stntlunt Furnni 1955-58: '1'1u-spians: Wig N Paint: A Klan Callt-41 1jl'tL'1'hl Backstage work: Xlixccl Chorus Sl'L'l'l'tLIIA'-11461151I1'L'l' 1957- 58: Boys' C11-u Clnh: Satvty Patrol: livplx-st'iitatix'c to Rotary: Xlanagvr of iuniur lllllgllilllt' salcs1 Rlanagvr of junior umm-ntinn. 1..UU1SE CAROLHN 1115111211 if-'WU' Q5 Class tI'CilSll1'L'l' 195-1-55: Y-'1'cc11s: Thcspians: NVig N Paint: i'Cin- rlcrt-llauz 1,m't- ls Etcrnalnz MA11 on ll Snminm-rvs Dayw: 'l'hc Far Away Pl'111L't'SSU1 uXY1n' tht- Chnncs Rangn: 'I'h1- '171'f'h11I1Q lllar-cv: i'Cavalcat1e- of Custuniesn: CLlll1l'T1l Clnh: G. A. A,: PL-p Chili: State Sulo ancl Enst-nihlc Conti-st, GAY ANN FLICKINGE11 Stnclcnt Forum Sf'L'I'P1Lll'f' 1957-58: Y-'ll-cn cahinct 1956-58: Y- Tccn Slll1lll1L'1' cuiifvreiicc: Y-'llfcn ccviifclwlicc planning commit- Q tcv: The-spians: NVig CQ Paint: 'AA Klan Calle-tl Pc-te1 ': 'iCavalcat1v of C7UStIlll1k'SU1 Ya-arhuuk staff: Bantlz C. A. A.: Clicmlcaclci' 195-1-57. 1 oQ v v -3 NYILLIAM BIQXVIAXIIN F0011 Sputligliti 13111111 sr-1-tion lvatlvr 1956-58: Bantl HKU: Stair- S1110 311111 linwinhlc Cnntcst. THOMAS C1'1Al1L1fS FOHBIQS Cainvra Clnh: Spotlight: Colm' Cnarcl: lntralnnral: Safm-ty Patrol. 1101312111 ALLEN FOHDECK Tlicspiansg XVig N Paint: 'iLm'r- 15 Etc-rnalu: 1'rot1uction manager 1956-57: Baukstagt- work: FFA lancl judging team: FFA enliven- tion 1958- NIYCA ccmxr-ntizm 1957: Ilrmsivr Farincr cancliclatcz lntranniral. A '- BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY 20 Class of 1958 RICHARD HARVEY FORST Czuueru Club vice-p11-siclciit 1957-584 Yi-in-lmnk stuffg Mixed Cliorusg Buys' Clem- Club: Mixvcl Ensviulmlt-. HALLIS VIRGINIA FRIEND Y-Teens: Tlicspizuisg FTA vit-1--p1'csit1t-lit 15156-57, prcsiclvnt 1957- 58g FTA cniifciviiucsq Ytuu-lmnk aissistzint t-cliturq 134111111 Buncl K g State S010 uncl Ensvmluli- Cnntcst: C, A. A.: Pt-p Clulwg Lilurauy assistant: Hoosit-r Stuclt-nt 1,i1mu'iain .-Xssnciaitimig 1. U. Libruri XVoi'1is1iop 1956: 1 Spa-uk for Dt'Il1llL'I'L1L'f'.l t-uutvst. fi! --af T v--.9 NPA ...ny . if- 4 IV 'lr'-Ihr 58' IHS If ,pas tf . E16 CAMPBELL jd -ill .41 3 DONALD DUNCAN FR1SKNEY XYig N Paint: Backstage workg Cumt-ru Clulmg Bauclq Boys' Stutv. NOHMA KAY CAHDNE11 Y-'11-t-nsg Mig N Paint: A Mun 621111111 Pt-tt-i ': liuckstugv wurkg Chorus at-L-crilipuiiistz Cunt-1-rt Clnlmg Mix:-cl Clmrusg Girls' Smtt-tg Staitv Snln untl Enscinlmlt- Cuntt-xt: P4-p Clulwn Ufiit-Q iissistiint: Rc- gionul Latin contest. DENN1S EUGENE CEHBE11 Sputliglntz Intrtuuurul. MAYNARD LEE GILLESPIE Spntliglit assistant pimrliit-tiivii inmiuigt-it Bnnclg 1I11l'LllIlll1'1l1l Back- staigt- wurli. CARSON ROBERT COULD Pep Club. A11'D1'1'11 ANN CUSTIN Y-Tcciisq Spotlight C. A, A. sports clmirnniu 1956-57, Y1L'L'-Pl'l'51- clt-nt 1957-55: Bmvling LUQIQIIIL' Sl'L'l'l'1L11'y 1957-531 Uffirv ns- sistuut. PHYLL1S IOAN 1'1A1'1r11MAN Y-Tt-en t-uluim-t 1957-584 Spntliglitg Clnn-ns: CUI1L'Ul'1 Club: Girls St-xtctg State Solo guul Enscinlwlt- Cuutt-st: C. A. A.: Pvp Clulw. MARILYN ANN HARVEY Y-Tut-ns: Cliorusg Conn-rt Clulig C. A. A.: Pt-P Clulm. AND FETTER BANK 21 Seniors THOMAS LEE HOFFELDER Class president 1957-58: Board of Controlg Student Forum 1956- 573 K-Klub secretary-treasurer 1957-58g Eight athletic awards: football, basketball, baseballg Honor .Iaeketg All-Conference NEIC football teamg Boys, State. IANICE LEE HOLDEN Y-Teensg C-. A. A. THOMAS EDWARD HORNETT Board of Controlg Student Forum president 1957-581 K-Klub vine president 1957-584 Six athletic awards: football, basketballg Honor .Iaeketg All-Conference NEIC football team: Boys' Stateg Repre- sentative to Rotary. 'Z-'ff-f FLOIIA MAE HOUCK Mixed Chorus. At Ieffersonville: Mixed Chorusg Pep Club. RUTH ANN IHRIE Student Forum vice-president 1955-56: Y-Teen treasurer 1957-58: Yearbook staff: Spotlightg Chorus librarian 1956-57, vice-president 1957-584 Concert Clubg Mixed Chorus: Girls' Sextetg Mixed En- semble: State Solo and Ensemble Contestg C. A. A. sports recorder 1955-56, treasurer 1956-57g C. A. A. state award: Pep Club presi- dent 1955-58: Backstage work. ji DONALD LEE KAMMEIIER RONALD EDWARD KARST Bandg Pep Club. EDNVARD DEAN KENESTRICK Thespiansg XVig it Paint: A Man Called Peteruq Backstage work: Spotlight production managerg Band lieutenant 1957-581 Boys' Stateg College Admissions eonferenec at DePauw. 'i r-jyr THOMAS LOCKXVOOD KING Class viee-president 1955-56, president 1956-57g Board of Con- trolg Thespian president 1957-584 VVig CQ Paint: A Man Called Pcterv: The Trysting Plaeeng The Barretts of XVimpole Streetu: State Thespian eonferenecg National Thespian conference: Back- stage work: Bandg K-Klub: Two athletic awards: footballg A11- Conferenee NEIC football team: I Speak for Demoeraeyi' eontestg VVorld Affairs Institute. 3 SHARON SUE LaRUE Y-Teens: Spotlightg Chorus: Conecrt Clubg Iep Club. J CLINE BROS. LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 22 Class of 1958 . 'ILHUXIAS ALLEN LEANION Spotliglitg K-Klulwg Xim- .itlili-tic auxnrrlsz Iootlmll, Imskvtlmll, Inns:- i Imll, golf: Honor vlLlL'lil'f1 AII-Coiifa-11-mv NICIC footlmll Immun. vcr ' LARRY XYAYNE LEOX IIA IIDT At Angola: Ilm-v artlulvtip- Qmnixlaz Imslo-tImII, Imsvlmll, Iran-Is. XV' A1-'O JOHN ,IOSEPH LEXYIS VIllIL'SPIllIlSl XYig A Paint: I Rt'lIIl'llIlTL'l' Xlaiimihz .ICIIllII'I'l'IlLlI.l A Alam Cullvcl IH-tn-i 'g '4'I'I1c 'Irystirig I'Inu '1 4'Antic Spriiigng Nai- tionail Thr-spiim L'UI'lI'l'l'l'IlL'L'1 Xlixf-II EIlS1'lIIl5lt'Q Boys' Glu- 'fflulw St'k'l'i'IllI'A' 1956-57, xicc--prvsicln-lit 1957-55g Illtl'2llIIlII'1lI. 1.5 '25 -3 ff? -LJ Q63 -:Y .IUDITII CAROL LI'I I'LI': Y-'IK-vm: TlIL'h1JI1lIlSl XYIQ A Pnirntg A XI.ui CIIIII-cl PCIL'I'II1 'Aliwun of I5.ltIi 1 FTA: Exploratory tmn-Iiingg Yvurluook ytuffq ClllUI'II5l Conn-rt Clulmz Girls' Ss-xtvtg Girls' Ix,llill'Il'IL Xlixvcl Eiiscinlwlm-g SILIIC Solo iuiml Ensemlilv Conti-st. At Jxlllillflll 'I'c'vn-Y Cliorlls. XIAIICICLLA -IEAX LUNG N , . . -- - . , . its H-'Ie-vu L'1Il7lIR'I 151.61-.USL Spotlight QINSINLIIII cnlitorg Cliorua m'c1'v- K 'Nl talry 1.157-531 Com-I-rt cjlllli. Girls' Sr-xtvtg Stalls Solo aural k:llSl'l11llIK' UNIX C1 rlllvsl. XIAIICIA LOU XIAPES Y-'IR-mis: XYIQ A Puiutg I,ou- Is EI1'l'Il.llH1 SumIai' Coxts Ifiu- l'Iwos 1 FTA II't'LlSlll'Vl' IH56-57, wr-i.II L'IliIII'lll1lIl 19157-53g Explorin- torx' twin-Iiiiigg FTA uviifn-ruin-g Spotlight, Cliorusg Com-I-rt Clulwg I,s-uglivq Pop Clulv. DAVID IIOFF XIICIIAI' Spotlight: Intraunurnl. nun., CAROLINE SUE NIILLEII nlirn-L-tor 1957-581 BIIIIKI HKU: Nlilm-lx gwsistxliitg Girls' Slut:-. CHARLES XVILLIANI KIUIIH Coiifcrcm-c XEIC footlmll ta-41111: Intrruiiurzil. 'Qi i' GAIL POYSER XIOIJCFIXIUIIE Y-Tc-cnsg Chorus. CREDIT BUREAU OF NOBLE COUNTY 23 Xlikml CIIUYIISL Girls' Qualrtvtg Nlixi-nl IiIlNl'IlIITll'l C. A. A.: Bowling Y-'Il-cm: 'I'Ii1-spiuus: NYM N Paint: MA Klan Calllcnl Pl't1'l'nl Cum- l'I'.l Clulmz C. A. A. stun- alwurcl imcl sr-nior uwurclq B.mII stud:-ut K-Klulwg Six altlilctic GIXYQITKINS footlmll, traluliz Honor AlilL'I'iQ'Il All- -IANIC KAY IIOTIIIIOCK O Seniors LINDA RAE NIUNYON Y-Teens: Thespiaus: XViQ K Paint cxc-cutivc hoard 1957-58: Back- IUP' Stage work: Spotlight trczisurcrg C. A. A.g Pep Club. Oi .4-ly '......,..3' GEORGE ANDREXV MYERS 'HW' FFA trensiirc-r 1956-573 judging tctuusz crops, Iautl, livestock, vegctulnle. J 7 FRANCES ,IANE NERIES Y-FI'et-us: Spotlight: Chorus: Couccrt Cluhg Mixed Chorus. KATHIIENA LANG UIITSTADT Y-It-uiis: 'I'Iu-spiquisz Wig :X Puiut: -iCimlei'cIIaI': i'SuiitIuy Costs Fivc Pc-sosng YL-iirlmook cclitorg C. A. A.: Pep Cluhg High juuior iiiaiquzim' Sklll'Slll1lIll I. H. S. Prt-ss Association. JACK Lt-ROY I'FEIFFEI1 Iutrumurul. tXo PIL'tlll'L'l. AIILENF ANN PRINCE C:uucru Cluh st-ci'utui'y-tix-usiuvr 1957-53: Spotlight: Chorus: Cou- ct-rt Cluh: NIIX1-tl ICIISUIIIIHIUL C. A. A. At Cluiruhuscoz F. H. A.: C, A. A.: CIN-vriug Iilocli. BEVIQIIIJY IIABIQII Y-FII-mis. Spotlight: Chorus III3I'1l1'ILlll 1956-57: Couccrt Chili: Nlim-QI Chorus: Xlixc-nl EIISl'llII1lt'Q Cirls' Scxtctz Stutt- Solo :mtl Eusvuihlt- Coutcst: C. A. A.: Pop Cluh. CHECC ALVIN III2IDI'iNI3ACH K4KIuIw: Niue' iitliluiit- iiwamlsz football. Ixislwtlmll, Imselxillg Honor ,Inu-Iwt: AII-C41iifvi's'iu-i- NEIC foothull ts-zuu: I'Ivp1'cssiit:itix'i- to Hotiiry. '4 -I.-XXIICS ICIJWAIIID IIICIIAIIDS Q FFA Nl'C'l'l'l1lI'Y 19155-56, lI't'2lSIlI'l'I' 1957-58: Iuclgiug ts-auus: crops. Iilufl, lin,-stop-IIQ, poultry, xr-gct:iI'rIt': C1lll1k'l'llIClIIl3.l XYII.l.IAXI IJAYIIJ IIOLLINS K-KIuIm: Niuu utlilm-tic iiwimls: footlmll, Iiaskvtluill, Iuascliullg Honor blucki-tg XXII-CIIVIll't'I'L'l1L'l' NICIC foothull tviuu: Hcprcsciitiitiu- in Illltilfy. JY' Y-'I'c-wus: 'I'Iu-spiuus: XWQ A Puiutg uLox't' Is Etc-riiulwg UA Nluu 'C' Calllvcl I,l'It'I'nL MAII ou il SIIIIIIIILTIS Ijalyn: Buclistiige worlcq FTA: Yi-urhook stuff: Iiuumlg Izllllll MICH: Couccrt Cluhg Nliu-:I Chorus: IH-p Chili: Nursi-Is alssistuut. O. E. CONEY - PONTIAC 24 Class of 1958 NORMA KAY RUDERNIAN Y-Toons: Tllcspian YlL'C-P1'C'Slflt'l1t 1957-58: XYig rx Paint: 'AA Klan Called Pe-tern: The-spian confcrcnccg Backstage work: FTA li- brarian 1957-585 Exploratory tL'tlL'l1ll'll.':1 Yearbook staff. Spotlight: Band section leader 1956-58: Bancl KH: State- Solo anal Enscmlwlt- ,-4 Contcstg C. A. A.g Pup Clnlwg Offiu- assistantg xlLlI'l2lgL'l' of junior Y ,QV I --A-4' conventiong 'KI Spcak for Dk'll1lJL'TLIC? v contvstg Statc English anal 'T' -my-ef algulwra acllicvclncnt contests. DUANE ROBERT RYNEARSON FTA: Exploratory tt-at-lmingg Spotlight pronlnt-tion xnanagnwg Oft'it-1- assistant. Boys' Statc. VSV' . ! ' 'lll - . VIACRIE 1,1515 SCHl.lCIl'l'l'lNKlYl':ll I' ' I Spotlight. Bat-lxstagv work. 'RA ad ' U Lois jmx scnuxlllxx Y-'ll-1-ns: NYM N Paint: l'lau' Away l'1'im-1-xsng Statt- 'l'lu'spi.n1 con- tt-lx-11cL'. FTA: l'1XlTlUI'AllHl'y' lL'Llk'lllllQl Spotlight. Clnornsz Consort Clnlvg Girls' Svxtvtg Stall- Solo anal l zIlSi'Illllll' Contvsti C, A. A. S1'L'IAL'tLllAY 1957-581 Lvaclwslnip uznnp l95T-551 l't-In Clnlw i1'L'l'l't1ll'y N56-57. ,,. ,K .AXLANSUN QIAXIICS HLIIlXYlCl'l'ZEll '15 XWQ N l'aintg clkllIlt'l'1l Clnlw Pl't'Sltll'Ill N57-58g Yvarlaoolt gtafll, '65 'TS'- RICBECCA SUE Sl ll'L'l'Z X-'l'c-Ins. Slxiltllgllll c:lIt7l'lI5-L cIIlIlQ'l'l'l Clnlwg l'.-P Clnlu, Otliu' as sistant. l,l'fUN.-Xllll Dll.-XNl'f SXll'I'll Spotlight. ll'lll'klllllll'1ll. s..- 'Q' lv--v 42. KlCNNE'l'lI DEA SXIOLINSKE Spotlight. l5l'I'l liY U SNOW' X-lvvns. Caxnn-ra Clnlwg Cluornsz Concert Clnlx. C. A. A.: Nnrstfs assistant. KENNETH CEOHCE SOICIC Spotlight assistant Proclnvtion HIQIIILIQCIAQ llltlilllllllllll Bowling Lvagnn- trt-asurcr 1956-571 Pup Clnlvq Safvty Patrol: llugional al- gc-lmra contt-st. 5 is FLINT AND YVALLINC MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 25 -I 1. n.,. hh , Seniors MARIANNA L. SURFUS W Y-Teensg Spotlightg Drum Majorette 1957-583 Solo Baton con .5 test: G. A. A.g Pep Clubg Nurse's assistant, Backstage work. ...fl , A KEN swoccizir FFA reporter 1956-57, president 1957-58: judging teams: crops I lancl, poultry, vegetableg NIVCA convention 1955, 19575 11 trainural. AIUDITH ANN THOXIPSUN Class president 1954-55, seeretary 1956-57, Boarql of Control, Y-Teen presitleut 1957-581 National Y-Teen eonfereneez Thes- ltiansg Wig A Paint: Love ls Eterualu: A Klan Callecl 1'eter : 7Baz'rc-tts of XYi1upole Streetu: National Thespian eonfereneeg FTA seeretary 1957-58: 1'l1XlflUI'U.t4ll'y teaehingg FTA eoufereneeg Chorus N presiclent 1957-581 Coneert Clulmg Cirls' Quartetg C. A. A. viee- t-J pn-siclent 1956-57g Pep Clulmg Nurst-'s assistant. NANCY MARIE TODD Y-Tet-nsx l:TAg Spotlight: Cliorusz C. A. A.g Pep Clulm. JAXIES Nl. TREESH K-Kluhg Two athletic awarxlsz footlsall: Boys' State. PAUL DEAN VAN XYAGNE11 l' FA reporter 1956-57, seeretary 1957-55: Aluclging teams: crops, lalllfl. PUlllf1'f'. Yvgetalwleq Hoosier Farmer eauclitlatp-g State NAIVCA presicleut 1956-571 XJYCA convention 19553 Bauclg Intramural. RONALD CA111..SUN YAUCHN Stucleut lforum: K-liluliz Two atlilt-tie awarcls: hasltethall, traekg Honor -laeliet. .IUNE ELXORA XYADE Y-Teens: Tlnespiausg Wig A Paint, Love ls Eternal , A Klan .Q--4' Callecl l,t,'tL'lAHL Tlnespians eonfereneeg Backstage worltg Yearbook staflg Spotlight: lianrl Sl'L'l'L'1tllA 1957-581 Band KH: State Solo ancl 1f7l1Sl'llllllL' Contest: NYT f B test. inuti o ettv Croelwr 110lllt'l1lillil'I' eou- FUUDTOXVN SUPERBIARKET and VARIETY STORE 26 s I- Class of 1958 REBECCA JEAN XVALTER Y-Teen Cabinet 1957-58: Thespians: XYig N Paintg National Thes- pian conference: Backstage work: FTA viee-presiclent 1957-58: Exploratory teaching: Chorus: C. A. A. state awar.lq Nurse-'s as- -.. , Sistantg Girls' State: Manager of junior magazine sales. J 'O' il EDYVARD LEE YYEBEII FFA sentinel 195-I-55, viee-presiclent 1956-58g judging teams: crops, land, poultry, vegetable: FFA eonventiong N-IVCA con- ventions 1956, I957q Hoosier Farmer eancliclateg Chapter Star Farmer: Yearbook staffg Spotlightg Boys' Clee Cluli president 1954- 555 Intramural: Backstage work. STEPHEN SPINDLER XYHITE Bancli K-Klulug Two athletic .iuarclsz footliall. Qollg Ilouor .lat-ketg Intramural. l 1 'Y' f J XYAYNE ALLEN XYIBLE Intramural: Backstage work. REBECCA -IANE ZININIERXIAN l ' Y-Teens: The-spian secretary 18157-58, Wig A Paiutg i'Suiulay Costs X ' A X Five Pesosng XYliy the Chimes liaiigng Ciualt-rule of Costumesvg Fortune Is a Cowlioyn: FTAQ Yearlwook luisiuess iiiaiiagi-rg Spot- lightg Bancl section leatler H56-571 lliuul Bling Xlixt-il Chorus: Senior Sestetg State Solo aiul Euseiulilt- Conti-stg XYorlil Affairs Institute: I. H. S. Press Association. 9: CLAYTON BRADLEY 'f P Military Aehiexement Test Diplouia, lNo pieturel. DONALD EDXYARD ROSE Military Achievement Test Diploma. lNo pit-turei. CARDNERS PUBLIX CORNERS Junior-Senior Banquet i'The Stork Cluhn was the scene of the annual junior-Senior Banquet, which was given hv the juniors under the guidance of their sponsor, Bliss Bessie Power. The little gym was completely transformed into a night eluh with pictures of honoraries fthe senior class officers? gracing the wall hehind the speakers table. Delightful murals of dancers decorated the walls and silver curtains sparkled as they hung against the windows. The New York skyline was featured on the stage while miniature storks and candles adorned each tahle. jack Bennvl Lewis served as emcee for the great night. Mr. XYynian Finley. guest speaker. presented On XYith The Show. A promenade down Fifth Avenue preceded the dancing 'to the music of the Silhouettes. The hanquet is the highlight of the social events for juniors and seniors. CRADENS RECAPPING SERVICE is Wigs Qisigl, at xwiug ,, , wc x ,ywsx K 4,35 ,W X ,'xXUl'lllL'.-1 Buttunz. right: Phyllis H1ll'tlIl1lIl. ,Ivrry Hruwxl. xlonu Hum-Vs, Clmrlw XY:lllm,-1-, NtPl'l11Ll RllilL'I'- mam, Tom King, Bucky Zll1lIllL'I'IllLlU, :mil Hz,-rlw Xlills luuling tlw Crauul Nllllfll. S Twp, lwff: ,l.lIll't Craig. Alun-lx Lvwis, 131-L-lg Zim- llll'I'lTl.lIl Niltmg .nf tll-' spm-.llwfx tallvlv. 1171, nglzt: lull NNvlu-r. Xlam-c-llgn Lung, Xl.ll'L'li1 Sulm'vitfm'1'. Clnulm Xlm'1', uml NUl'lll.1 Unrel- Ill'I' alum-ing tu tln' lllllilk' ul' ilu- Sillmllvttm-Q. C1'11fr'1': ljillllill' Svxlvt l5l'L'Ni'IltlIlQ ll spL'ci.1l IllllHlK'l', Huftunz, luftz Clkllul Xl.u1-lx mlmxn Ulfiftll 2 NS Q lx Q HANEYS CLASS SHOP N. '09 , .,, 5325, ' 2 'is , - xii' I :ik X 51A::Zf'-iizfx' Senior Officers and History VVe,re Seniors! We are nearing the goal we set for ourselves when We were freshmen and chose Judy Thompson to lead our class. Our number swelled as students from various grade schools joined us and the Freshman-Parent Night held the spotlight for our first year. As we be- came sophomores, we participated in more activities, beginning to take our place in school events. Our Iunior Convention, patterned after the na- tional convention, was great fun as we campaigned for our candidates for class president. Our magazine sales topped all other previous classes, with Rena Ortstadt as high saleman. The junior-Senior Banquet took a great deal of our time, but we thought it the best ever. The theme, which was our secret, did not leak out until only a few days before the big occasion. Our senior year had just begun when We found ourselves in the usual senior scurry. NVe added the preparation of the yearbook to our other curricular and extra-curricular activities. XVe ordered all those things near to the hearts of seniors and planned for the final events of our senior year. The four years of high school have sped hy, but the many memories will always linger in our minds. Top: Tom Hoffelder, president. Center: john Blech, vice-president. Bottom, left: Susan Blake, secretary. Bottom, right: Bonnie Davenport, treasurer. ' ' .,,V 1 'SA 'Nr ' rr-K 2 V in b. 5 VM. M .,.:: Jars? - A i 8 rv., f' X, yr 55:5 V Q75 'L 'ac A 'fn ' .,., 'QP., F' l ffm. ii A -Q.. ,, 1, .. ,539 , y 3 1? wif- Q- -.vi , l gi f S ' N 4? J.. ' XV - . W - ' 1 .Lf f -4-L ', wg. W. 'tx A e in A 3 4 : R. b 5: vw' e Q 'EA ' - ' Xue., ' , sf . ..,4 4 :it t- I , V at - , X ' A. - . N -fi t' V , - , I :Q . V R x 'S V ' . ,Y K in - - . . ' 4- 45? 521. Q ' '- 'I-1 'W vu' -sf M. 1 4- -,ifzg if, Cy ' ' -- F if' ,itil if -W' X f Xa., 3 , .5 .jf ' W'-'w , 'ff We ff -W1 Y A X X K . 4' M, B' ' X ir V 'N J, - , Q ,P l M'--F . -' 1 V W W- Q- Q I I w- ,. Qs, 5 WW, 'liz ' gp., , iv -. M I x V W vf. -A-'wwf my S., ,. W -1 ,-QM A E A I I Z.. I , fix H I M 1416 'J ,E f 1 Q 3: gi v Q-. 5, QQ- , . - '. 1 xx' A ev- ' L, if, .Af M... Q. l., 32 IIEICN XVELDINC SHOP OFFICERS: Gerry Anulies, seeretaryp Miss Power, sponsorg -Indy Coleman, treasurerg Bob Hedges, presidentg Kleurl Hawkins, vice-president. Juniors Linda Aeker, C:-rry Anulies. Leslie Ashby, W'illium Atz, David Bnbiu, B2ll'l7il1'i'l Bailey. jack Bell, Elayne Berlmlter, Sliirley Bleeli, Phillip Bolen- buugli, Theresa Bopp, Sandra Brady. Judy Brundelberry, David Buck- ner, Karen Carlisle, Susie Cliglrles, Colette CllllllClOll1, Judy COlt'1TlllIl, Joyce Coney, Jacqueline Craig, Ken Crowder, XVillium Davis, Ronald DOVoe, Sonya Doulev. Dennis Douglimun, Jean Drer- up, Mary Fordeck, Lois Freed, james Frey, Donald Cc-luring. Peg Ceiser, Donna Graves, Richard Green, Michael Gunt- er, Peg Haney. Bob Haney, Richard Hart, Sue Hartrnan, S h a r o n Haskins, Mearl Hawkins. Bob Hedges, Gene Holcomb, Shelby Holler, Kent Ihrie, Iac-li Jarrett. Class of 1959 Mary Fordeck, Lenore XVest- phal, and Diana Moreland are juniors who believe in learning to cook. Sheldon K a in in e r e r, Dave Kropp, Nancy Krotzer, Tom Lindsey, Sandra Long. Danny Longbrake, Rita Lung, Kenneth Mapes, Carolyn Mar- tin, Larry McGahen. David Miller, Diana Moreland, jim Morr, Pat Muhn, Margaret Mulholland. f . , ig V V 1 - - E. A- Q 5. 5 , ix 3 ,':.' 'Q St ' 'S is V .' 5 ,, Q. -if s. ' l .S f,:'?r 3 X A ' So- . Q., is W, .. 'vu 33 .ia L -1,.. R vs., Y, V 'I' . f' A- a. 'sm ' il gt ME Vx .im 'is ' Ni- isa, of 5, Q .-92 -....,.,,.s-I .VM Y Q l do :vw ., - 'v 1 - -rv b 'ggi' -, R if fag i t . S., ' ,I - 3 N , ,,-. A -C3 :- X, ig . . Yap' ' N-4-ft ,ik .ax or -:Q gn, 'sw ,' Pk .- -3 , , QW-gm -' f at ,Lp X , 'Qi an af xt. u-.A r' L' 7 BE, I in mt f ,Q ... - Y 5 SM . .. 'Xt , N 5 ar. tr' , or 4 , ' f v , 5. in ft f v H .. Q 11:-fi Vw qi V:- Z. ' ., ' G -1 I if f 4 W , jf gg, A f t J iz. - ' ,.Xj .,. 'Q -sf' ' PW N , ' 'M A ' M 'vs-:N Wf' Q. LM ' A 5 3 .Q vi In gi U , ,,.. kr? , W4 ..,.. 'Ur-j X V. -'hw -E Sw -ji, 'Qt . 1' 'L-: 1' , -' X N-nn., .- 5 ' . 5 - i f l, in flagggwf r V ,-, W' - - K A Q in ,..,, K .:, iv asf ii , ' ., ,f-W mf ,' ' K at ,,, f X f -E-f, ..,.. i H-Q, A JE.. .L S' 'fl 1 . i t 'lf J X A mu div X Q 11-v X A V- A ,.:4 I if A :f Q' , J Q. 1 N 1 ,NZ vb X W TAKES BODY 81 PAINT SHOP Juniors Karen Myers, Dean Newcomer, Putty Newton, Croydon No- wuls, janet Pant. john Parr, Trent Patterson, Da- vid Pfeiffer, Olivee Proctor, Sharon Reade. Ruth Ann Roberts, Margo Scar- lvtt, Toni Scott, Judy Sccaur, -lohn Shank. li o s e in ll r y Steckloy, Linda Stn-h, Lce Struich, Pat Streich, jnnvt Svohochl, Chin-les Swcct. Clillf? Thompson, lohn Todd, Bob Trier, Larry Trowbridge, Tc-cl XVnllace, Bob NVcingart. Gviuild Wentworth, Lon o 1' c XVvstphul, Bill XVl1itCO1Hb, Sut- WVhite, IIHIRT VVolheter, Lois Young. Linda Strcb, Karen Myers, and ML-url Hawkins think their rings are best of all. Junior History Boh Hedges was elected president at the first meeting of tl1e junior class. Meurl Hawkins wus chosen Viee-pres- identg Gerry Anulies, SCCl'0till'y1 und Indy CCJlL'11IllII, tl'C2lSlll'C1'. The three students wl1o were chosen to repre- sent tl1eir class on the Student Fornin were jim Nlorr, Put Streich, and Ted XYl1ll2lCC. Susie Charles heeanne one of tl1e varsity ClICGl'lG1ltlCl'S. One big event i11 tl1e junior L'lllL'll- dar was the 1111111111I IHLlgllZIlIt' sales. Four teams were elected witl1 the following c11Ptz1i11s: Susie Charles, Shirley Blech, Linda Streh, and Sharon Haskins. Tl1e juniors tl1is va-111' sold 1111 all time high of 83680. with Bill XYl1itc-oinb selling tl1e most. DL5L't'l11l761' was the 111o11tl1 for which tl1e juniors had waited since it was then they received their class rings, and, of Course, displayed tl1e111 witl1 great pride. Tl1e final event of the vezn' wus the Junior-Senior Banqllet, which took much hard work on tl1e part of tl1e class and their sponsor, Nliss Bes- sie Power. 2191786 tml In I' 4 to XYllt'IlK'Yl'l' it 1-oines to xxorlx. the illllllll' girls .111 .1lx1.1ys willing 111 holla, 41s Ixnren Xlw-rs. ilNilNU'4l luv Xlr. U1'tst.11lt. 1111111-s Ilital Lung, Lllltlrl Strelv, SlTLlli4lll II.1slsins, Shirley lJ1lI'L'll, Snsir- CllLlI'l1 s Bill Xyl'lItL'l7IIIl7. and lilllllllll lJ1'Y111- In-llwrl inrnlo- the Illklfvlllllt' s.1 1s this vc-11r. IEFFERSON STUDIO - OFFICIAL SCIIOOI1 PHOTOCJRAPIIER 35 J fe , 5 I k 150 S ::k' l , EE' .., I if PA x,-M - V fi, . , Q ,ggi 5: 2 ,, is Q X , ,N,,.,., y r . Q B ., l lt , 'iff' 1 'M' ..... N ,, ..', ' x .,. in . ,f , ,, , ' -Fx. fn 'R' 1' . ii Q '-WG. .. 46, x t -, -:! 6 6 W 2, gi-E ,: - . - , f . . t R, ' y 'X , -,-v- au 'Lf 5- 'ws , ' mi . -- 'fg xiffff A. ,1- A ,S 'f' 4- ' P , , , , A F K he ff' 1 R 11 L, . T tg. -M- fw ' ' '-f ,A A ,, C Ax PURITAN ICE CREAM CO. Larry Allen, David Annis- luan gh, Brian Bailey, Martha Baker, XVillit1l11 Baker. Rnth Ann Barker, Beverly Beckwith, Linda Becker, Roger Bender, Indy Bohcle. janet Bollinger, Robert Borst, Harry Bowers, Melvyn Bowker, Billie Cannpliell. N a n e y Casselinan, Stanley Charles, Suzanne Clnclclister, Don Cor-hard, George Coleman. Connie Coney, Xvillilllll Cox, Sara Crowell, Patricia Crowl, Davicl Dickey. Sophomores UFFICERS: Indy Fritz, secre- tary: David Tritell, viee-presi- cle-nt, Larry Allen, president, Nancy Longyear, treasnrerg Nlrs. Lieb, sponsor. Herbert Dickinson, Sandy Ed- dy, Cathy Ellsworth, Anne Engeman, Richard Finley. jerilyn Foster, jerry Fritz, judy Fritz, David Gaskill, Karen Gerber. Sarah Gosnell, Barry Graden, Sandra Grady, Carol Grate. Larry Griffith. janet Hahn, Linda Harley, Marvin Hart, Don Hatfield , Cecil Hazelton. David Heiman, Luanne Heren- deen, Ronny Hite, Sandra Hoop, Douglas Hosler. Class of 1960 V ' 1-' X w Q . we .,. ,.A Q h kbp .Wa Q! A 6 K LK . K , , Y ll? 9' ,k fi- , v 1 -.. 11, D ' W T ' L -mx , X . . ' 5 - Q 1'Q: tial '5 1'w'J , '- is- A S- gr ' -1-.. sw 5 F A A . .5 G 1 Q T fx we 'ts R A -1-' 45 t as AQ. . -,K a . 1 .A - A V 15' A E 1 .21 S , T f t ivt 3 ' , Q rf .E ,'-, 1:2: X X 'f-- ' ' SW if r it ' a 'Qui' A U l .-, . It x X' . 2 KAWQ . -L, M SR K. ' l I SOPHOBIORE HISTORY The sophomores started their activities bv electing officers: Larry Allen. presidentg David Tritch, vice-presidentg ludv Fritz. secretaryg and Nancy Longyear. treasurer. Student Forum members, elected later. were Anne Platner, Richard Finley, and Karen Strayer. Ginny Rollins was selected hy the student body to be a varsity cheerleader. The first after-the-game dance of the year, featuring the theme 'LBasketball Boppf' was sponsored by the sophomore class. The gym was decorated in the school colors, red and yellow. The stage featured two silhouettes of the basketball boys with a big basketball being spotlighted in the center. On either side was a cheerleader, further carrying out the theme. November was the biggest month of all, for it was then the sopho- more class received their class sweaters. The sweaters were black with white 's. Each student displayed his sweater with much pride. The class has responded to the faithful leader of the sophomore class, Mrs. Lieb. KENDALL FROZEN LOGKER 37 lfhlitli Ortslault, Caryl Scliwarz, wxx'1-atcrs witln gn-at priclc. .iw A N, I - , r g? X Ai ,. A xr E b ' it , t V iff QM., Q.. ' , . MM -A I. rf 52- 'i 1T ' -Q21 'Qu' ik' AQWD JW, V23 r X r ,kg Q T a - W. i K' 'W' -V at . if Lfx w5'N iiiic X35 ' M K . ' LX x?f ....-5 ' 1' E Q 'ii Nw A ,fa mi, 'iI: , M1 Sophomores lanct Hoslcr, Dick Hossinver Larry jackson, David Kcllieyz Holme-rt Kimpcl. Qlolin King, vlacqncline Kirk, Phillip Kirk, Robert Klinken- bcrg, Rick Krall. Kari-n Kraner, Bcvcrly Lcon- liaralt, Anne Livengood, Nancv Longycar, Nancy N I allon. inml lm' Potts clisplav tlicn' Q 'gy David NlcFarlin, Cary Miller A qt 1- Q H U i A I I - 1 vs Ioycc Mills, Barbara Montoney JJ 'W Darlene Nlorr. 1 L 'Q' A ' A Q s it .11 115: Q:-1 :J N Qcorgc Morr, Rcliccca Morr li, A i in Q we 1, Steve Morr, Rohr-rt Muhn ' 5 .m-331 My MV' Joyce Ncal. ' .J Y X ,i :25j 1,, ' KENDALL LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY 4 Class of 1960 jerry Xiuhols, Slhlfllll Omni, 'N . 3 ' i 'J Edith Ortstault, Almh' Oxwn -- .jg 1 Burhurii Own-m. ' .I 1 A . , I . - A K L -.1-SN. .f ' 1 Xlairy Owcns. D.u'id l'.1l1m'i'. 1 , iw , fa. I Patricia Pllttt'I'5UI'l. ixlllll' Platt- 'ni ff- 5, 1 ncr, Larry Puppy I - T Q' ' Q V ' ' ,F A , ZX N ' Q - A 'Im' Potts. Sh-xi' I'i'h'. Dunmthy , R gb V XA ,E 5,3 ,ax Rlimhfs. Xl.iclt-liiiv Hit-lhnnlx, '- N H I L , F -,. Twin Hugvrs. ,Q - ' 'Q f - W kv ' ' -I M 4 wi., N 'A I lr R, 1' 'Di,,.ii, f ' x 'Y ,I4'l'l'j lffilf .mil Du-lt Iilmxgingq .igrnw that Il.lIll'lllQ rannllx IN fun. J l Ginny Iiwllins, john Niiwvll, f- -, F 3, V W 7 Caryl Scliwnrtz, janv Sulmvit- 'dl V '-V' 'Q zcr. Paul Scott. ' ' .E - - 4 .fl E K , , H ,, 1 if A i AA 1 j Lum-s Sliuvc. 'Inch' Ln' Shultz. , ,j ,M Stephen Shiuimkcr. XI L-lx in fv- T V -- W 5, Smith, Xlvru Smith. . j , W' W1 ' - ,viii If, L IL ff.. Alia . ' 4 lm. L ' L KENDALLYILLE BOXYLIXC CENTER - jack Saliclms, Owner: Bud CJQIIIIPIJOH. Mgr, 39 Sophomores Scarlet Sobasky, Peggy Spar- row, joy Spidcl, Nancy Stien- lmrger, Gary Strutcr. Ioan Stl'11fCI', Kaul-n Strayer, Brenda Sutton, Nlarv Lon Sut- ton, Carolyn Swunclvr. Craig 'l'Qn'Ior, Bau'l1a1ra 'l'odd, David 'I'l'itL'll, Hclvn Trow- bridge, Clmrlvs Ulxl. lic-x Yllllgllll, Bctll Xvllgllkf, Illllll XVL-ilnnillcr, Clmrlcs WK'- nncr, Nnncv Young. , . Barham Za-is, VVa1ltcr IJ:-an Zlilllllllll. Kurun Struyvr watches :ls Mrs. XILIHOII llt'lllUl1Stl'llti'S on NIAIIV Own-ns. 40 Zit-bvll, +4 X G :z I Q. , in .4 jg: :Q , -pgs ,- - :,. g f , .,:t A t ' X E ..'- g , 5 - l xx , uf ' 3 '-P .. , - V 1 . ' -'-,- ll' ' f f X '90 V , . A5 E., 'Q f X j WB a Q L L A- tt, Q -+ , t ,t,t N 'J .2 Qi -fr -.-. ' 5' Nix f I nv. SL- t t Tj '. ,I - j x QQ I ,Ah,. fi A 1 I k Q rm ,H ,V X, Q 'V in H M 1 - wks rig 5 lj-1 'WJ t X QW Qtt gn X, 1 X ,xv K Q , - s ,A Q-:bt 91 v,5i1vfi:x A 1 Q I ..,.,. . ., 'QQ . , '- . ii A X t'n' - F' X Y .. ' . A 5. 4 A L KENDALLVILLE COAL COMPANY ,wh ' 5 3, Q v A - .1 1 ', Q Q QQ ,W Paul Ahl, Carl Altimus, Bev- L Se- ,p je' Q11 erly Bailey, Dave Baker, Ianet , Q ., Becker. . , .,,k. s , . 2 ll A ki C fi X' 4 N' ' .. r X QQ 1, , N , Q:-'-3 Aw Carolyn Beckwith, Louise Bish- A' wb' ' ' op, Linda Blake, janet Blan- 3 f If JY.. A ire ton, Larry Blech. Q --5 QA Q ,pi Difli Blue. Qludy Bopp. Connie ' 'Q X M 5 Q ' A ci, ' Q L' Brumbaugh, 13.11165 Brumbaugh, .- Q Q ' QQ Q- Lawrence Buckland. 'n A W ...as .. - ' ,Q 2,, .Q 'N ,,f1,vx + Q I - 1 Ruth Bullock, Larry Campbell, Q fo- r . N I ' l' . - , ' V- gn Q Qx Q- Q , sg-.Q ,N md. Q..,Q Alohn Carter, Nick Carunchia, Q ', ' , 'Wy V Q 1 nl jack Castator. X B' , -N Ak- Q ' WV 1 RN '- . Q N ,Fi .3 BCT 's gff:e,,f Q l QF xx Q ' . jhamhb ..,: :Q . . ' ' ' 1 , Sl n 1 ' 'fy 9 -fm . . , Q, , J Q ' ' , Sandra Coney, Sandor Csatari, 5. fob Q .Ig ,, . . 'ludy Davis, Ruth Dickerson, 'V - the M31 T Bill Difmills ,, Q c,. f,,- this bb ' gh' : 2- . 'Q M' Q yi iv' MQ- .Q t 55T lf . Q 'W' .1 L .K we L Freshmen October 16 was the date of the ninth Freshman- Parent night. Because of the influenza epidemic, the crowd was not so large, although this year's freshman class is the largest in the history of the school, However, parents, teachers, and freshmen agreed that the meet- ing was a success. The appearance of parents whose sons and daughters were ill on parent night was especial- ly gratifying. To parents and teachers, the first hour of the eve- ning when parents are shown around the building and introduced to teachers and administrators is the most interesting. The freshmen, however, think of their ap- pearance on the stage as the high point. The program was a series of living pictures in which every freshman was introduced by a narrator. The open- ing picture presented students representing all the grade schools from which students came to the class of 1961. In the remainder of the program students were pic- tured in school activities in which they a1'e participating this year. Boys showed their projects made in shop class and illustrated the kinds of agricultural judging. A reading represented NVig tt Paint. Freshmen twirlers did a routine. The freshmen in chorus sang and the band members played. Piano and vocal ducts showed more musical talent. Excellent piano accompaniment and a four piece band set the mood for each picture. The most colorful picture was the tableau of the freshmen in football wearing varsity suits. C.A.A. girls were featured in a tableau of games popular with the group. An important part of school life, the school's health services, especially those for freshmen, were pictured. Remembered also were the boys who go on patrol daily for school safety. The conclusion of the evening was a social hour in the little gym. Refreshments from two beautiful tables were served by the advanced home economics class. KENDALLVILLE FOUNDRY - Drv. FLINT AND VVALLING 1N1ANUFACTURINC Co., INC. 41 f-gf. ,Q , CJ' 4. A nk. 'S nv' QQ W! gk: 'D' 3 W-W ,..- x QQ ii- H Q? Q -SL. 1:5 'mx r i A . nf. ,W ..., f - wwi ,Q it 'V ' v- Qi ,. 'Wifi 1Q Q QQ at Q dia, - gb : 'M ' ' - ,,,, 1 ' y 5:QQ Q:. , ANS . -Q,-A-2 r 13: 3 xiii - 1 5 -I gi Q N 'Q ' W ' 552 ,,.,, 'W 1. QW lf: Q , .2 A 'M : fi vvv- Q Q , , ' .X 2 N . V Y We - 4 K X 5 ' Q Q QE - QQ 3' 5 ws , it Sir, QQ 'T U Q .. in rf' . V? V, 'f M 5 I W ' ,kfsrfv .. f Ein , i':ff'IIj.ff:2:-+ .,..,.,, ff' -t g A, . 3 L f ,A. V f f . 'hA -V :Z si wt :xx Q' 'f ' a i .. -59 ,Vx gpg , Q -'CZ' , vs. fr 'l f Q WW f X X - QQ . rw Q if , , :V Yip Q ra Y.. XQ Q Q' ' ' X . Q ill , ,, 4 M. W 'PW' v. ,mas -M... 42 Frcshincn selwc punch to their parents. 42 Freshmen Linda Donlcv, Leon Elliott Linda Engcmun, Hugh Eshul- inan, Sharon Eshe-lman. 'll-rry Evers, lvrry Feblvs, Cairo- lyn Fischer, jenn Fisher, Shur- nn Franklin. Lincln Fritz, joan Gardner, Bill Grant. Nlnrtlm Cnnsauillus, Hur- vcy Cnstin. Qluhn Hunvs, Lynn Hurt, Sara Ilnzelton, Dick Holler, Linda IlK'l'L'IlClCL'Il. Sliirlcy High. Tlnnnus High, Linclal Hinics, Diana l'Iolc,lz'n, Rnyinoncl Hnllur. KENDALLVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY - Northern Inclianafs Finest Q Class of 1961 Brenda Hursey, Barbara jack, jill jollief, Mike Kane, Dennis Karst. Marie Kent, Sharon Kline, Con- nie Krotzer, Tom Lash, Elmvr Lowcler. Carolyn Lower, Nancy Mains, -Iolm Marty, Bill Nlattlic-ws, Kathy NIL-Elroy. Mike Nh-Kibbin, Iaines Mc- Neal, Sue Mikolatulicr, juli- anna Miller, Myron Miller. Nancy Nlnntoney, Jerry Morti- more, james Myers, Bill Nurt- kcr, Dick Nartkcr. ua SQ Kahn! 3 'sa ff B? 1 VW ik ' Q' 1 T' ' A 2-' W 'E' ,, NT- ,SP a. .N W B .rw B A -vs. aw ' ' ' i,. R A : ir is n 5 . 'F' il ,g A r B - B K an f B B if f' Q ig my ,r'g3lg,, W, ,q P A r,-r' til ' 'K Nw'--N 1 N ,fi 1 X T'f ' A Nga' vi- Y X Snr ' wi., - E Wi - nw..- : .,., 'ii .K A E? 1 if fi if K WB- 1 rf Qi M ff-'B ri an f-- .X ...fa gi: il B -il A 1 iv , AQ ,XXV , ,. ,Qi x J x -A , -L Iuclitll Hauli, -Iainus Myers, 'lorry Felmles, -lulianna Miller, Bonnie SL'l1L'l1l'lL'll, john KVe-luneyer, and Larry Seidel arv par- ticipating in tlu- Frcslnnan-Parent Night program. KENDALLVILLE HARDXVARE 43 ' 5 D W A QWVI ,'.:' . ,L I W f 5 f w in u ,E ,,,hr,, if if-5:2 , ' .' ' 'I f S V 4 :NI ' +9 X' , 1 ,,.. , Q x KY' f LR V A ii' M L h H ,,IP',, 1-9 . Q 'iz' ,. A , 'fi ,,., ' MN- .J it , v 'Q H A M2 ,Jimi '3 ' . M:-H N K' RQ 1' 2' ' ' ,ns Freshmen Nancy Ncwnzun, Bob Newton, Sully Plllllltff, 'Ioycc Punt, jerry Pownall. Lcc Poyscr, Bonnie Price, Sn- snn Quick, Marilyn Randal, Judith Hnnlm. Snc Rcnkenlvc1'gcr, Bull Riclnn, lc-rry Holvbins, Curl Russ, Dlaunes Fnmttlnillcr. Rogcr Rontscmg, Pcndv Sarra- Lcn, Bunnic SC11L'lll'iCll, Lclioy Sclnnnck, Connic Scllncidcr. Larry Sciclcl, Pnnl Slmnklzlnd, klnmcs Sllowcn, Stnnlcy Shu- nmkcr, vlanncs Siln-rt. Frcshmcn are showing thcir parents around K.H.S. KIRKNVOODS MENS AND BGYS' STORE is . N ,wav it Q., ,. ,Ti -fl tv 4 A ' tk., .1 ' ' ' i X- Ah i j X I Pqq, ,t if qs 5 , by 4' Q , -w V A f-V if ' X wr f , ii b A fs, : g A . .., ig. , b. . any 7-p .. 1 ,V .SLN ' ff Q ' Q1 gy ,, A' if I b A , m,i- nf X 1 V I L A A '+ 1 . , T- . 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OFFICERS: uch' Davis, SOCIAL'- tziryq klc-1111 Fishvr, t1'lSilSllfCI'Q Xliss Emiugvr, spuiisurg Larry Bluuli, prvsitit-iitg Hugh Eshvl- iutui, x'iQe-pix-siticiit. 45 MWMN KF! lllllllllllllllllllll 11uu1uu1munmnumumm uumummunumlllluInmlmumuummmlmmuunmnnnuuumuunuuunI11ununmumnI1nmunuuumuumumuumunumnumnummlmummnnuunnmnnnnnnnmmmmnum1uummumumnmmn mln X um du 1 mm uumum, mmmunu1u11u1u1u11u1uuu11u1u11u1uu1u1u11u111u11u1uunu1u111n11u11un1uu1u1u11111n111n1111n111111111111111uu11un1nI1InlluuIIul1IuuuIuuuuIlIII1IlllllluIllllllIIIulllluIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllmm In mmlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIIlIIIIIIlIIIIllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll KENDALLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY IUHOR . R Oo I ASS' . Bug MGR H ll f ' Asst Mlky I Hn ADVISOR ' ' -I lm Hlumh Y M' Knhvl MMI llllllll w r - -1 '- g A r, , . w, Q to , f' ri' A lg, 1- I Y-AQ ' ff' ..,,i' 28,1 ' ff 'x if-if ff. rf l A if 553-t D A-me fl 5' ' 5' E 'nu , M .g A 'M . 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Larry Hart, Terry Hart, Judy Hattus, Ursula Hauenstein, john Hedges, Bahcttc Hcren- deen. L XVhat a skating party! Arlen Coney, Hal Hanes, Tom Gruhh. LEY'S HOME STORE - FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS - Phone 662 46 Class of 1962 EIIQCIIC HQ-rcnclcen, Ralph Hol- ler, Dane-nnv Hnssingcr, Rugcr Hnrsey, Kenneth Ihrir, Echlic Kvifh. Str-V0 Km-tzurlht-rgcr, xlill'f'j0 Kimlncll, Sharon Kirk, KL-nt Kramer. 'lim Kurtz, Alvrry Lancl- graft. Dclhvrt LaRue, Kurvn Lash, Slmrun Lt-itclm. Samlrn Loon- harclt, Steve Likcs, john Mapes. Nanny Mapes. Clmrlvs Martin Joyce xlL'Dl7I11llLl, Putriuin Mc- NL'1ll, Bull Millvr, D011 Xlillvr. Patricia Millur, Brenda More- land, Gln-nclu NlllS5C'lll'lllll, Cin- gvr Oliver, Alice Porter. Cul- lctte Reade. Pam Reiclmrt, ,Inn Rc-nshergcr, .lim Ric-hm, Rhonda Roclgt-rs. David Routsong, David Hurler- man. 55' z.. N f gg :ul X I I. L' Q 1,1 E A 'N , fl .64 ew- ki, 'Vx' yy, TQ, A fv- 4 . . 5- , Nutiir . .iw-l A 1 S . A V , -, - .-. .,-1. A- I, ,. N , x v '- ' . , . 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W hi 1 P ips., x K x ,Q 5 - 2 I SETS 1 -- '.f. ,.., 'S ' OFFICERS: Kcnucth lhric, prcsiclcntg Nluryjo Kininicll, trcusurcrg vlan Rc-iishcrgcr, sm-crm-tary, .lcrry Stl0l1l3ill'gL'l', x'ice-prcsidcntz Mr. Rc-ado, sponsor. 48 -. T,, wi. -uw 'rs v .. ,A . -....., fig- . X . .-,Q .1 , gr TQ, mxk Y H-.1 N Al X X X ' aio T5 Striving to he the bctfcr cifizcns of f0Hl0l'I'0lL'.u Eighth Grade jane Rynearson, Mama Schlot- tcrback, Cecilia Scott, Lee Shaffer, Terry Shippy, David Shultz. Mark Shultz, Susan Smith, james Sobieski, jerry Stien- harger, john Stoeckley, Linda Strouse. jim Tracey, Jerry Trier, Iucly Trowbridge, Linda Tucker, Philip NVQ-imer, Pamela VVein- gurt. john XVhitforcl, Philip YVicker, lack NVillson, Joyce Young, Alohn Young, Patricia Young. Suellen Zollman. 'f wav-uw-rr ,ly rl I var: Q 'Q av -wr 'E 'B .Q E. BQ 05. Hz- - 1 Q an . n as is x 91, xt, ' 1 N ,Q 0 .c 5 Pe zxgjff' fix .4 -',' ' :UP A if x ,I fqrf v , . j ,gf:fi g y r-:V -Yf-' .A L' fx! ' N 1-L V' ,f I. 4 L .-J ,- H' Q r Y ,K ,-5 . K, N15-. L,,,w 17 Q X! 44 K. J . 9Py,g! W, ,H 1 1 : ' . J, fx? ij' , , s Q . nv... e r g 4 .We ,J ' T -r Y' Q xl 4' T, 'S--pf ,sam fx wha, NHPF' SPOTLIGHT: The Literary Voice of K. H. S. Quickl XYhere can I find the Gossip Col- umn? This among other phrases is often heard whispered through the study halls as each edition of The Spotlight is distributed. Our Literary Voice. published for the en- joyment of everyone, brings to us every month all the latest on nexvs around school. It in- cludes previews of coming events, comments on important happenings. a joke or tivo. an honor roll. and many other highlights of interest. The Spotlight staffs, which are composed of the students in the journalism classes. a one semester course offered to seniors. work diligently to publish a pleasant and appeal- ing ncxvspaper each month. They also pub- lish annually, one special issue, the April Fool Spotlight. This. along with the ordinary contents, gives us a bit of additional non- sense and good humor. The txvo semester staffs. and their advisor. Xliss Gilliland. do a fine job in keeping us up to date on cur- rent events in Kendallville High School and well deserve our praise and gratitude. OFFICERS: Hou' I: Marcella Long. Bonnie Davenport. Nancy Caxier. Hou' 2: Linda Nlunyon, Duane Rynearson, Alan All- read. Alean Brown, Ed Kencstrick, Kenneth Soice, Maynard Gillespie. FIRST SEXIESTER STAFF: ,Indy Feller, Mitzi Coffelt, Sharon LaRue. Dave Nlichau, Nancy Cazier, Ed Kenestrick. Dennis Gerber, Marlene Dawson, Alan Allread, Bev Haber. Sue Dickey. Nancy Brady. W6'ii15 V. , . Q I ,H ,wo Ur , u f fi , NIIDXVESTERN NIACNESIUNI - Div. Flint and VValling Manufacturing Co.. Inc 50 wfzwf ff 1-cr' Nlilfilllillll Surfus, Aluck SL'l1liL'lltl'llHlyl'l', Nam-j,' Tmhl, Luis SCIIXIIIIJIII, Xlixx Clillilnml. Rlarlcm- Dawson. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF: Hou' I: Billlllil' Dgnxmm- man. RUIL' 4: junk Fifvr, Limln XIIIITYUII, lJ:mn.1 CAM port, luck SCI'lliCl'lt6'Ill11yL'I', Lois Sulmmam, Kcnnvtlm wa-ll, Alum- XY41dv, Tlnmnu l'ilYI'lll'5. Hou 5: Nl:u'ui.1 l.m1 Soice, Rau' 2: Dale Applcmun, Bccky Shultz, Bill Four, Xlupcs, Duamu Smith. Duum' liym-guxnnu, ,lulm Exvrs, Fel Klarizmna Surfus. Hou' 3: Bllfllilfil Burge-r, Nlnru-lla: XYt'lDt'1', Ark-uv Prim-1-, Long, Maynard Cillc-spicy Nanny Tmlcl, Ntll'lllLl Ruclvr- 13 ,o MILLER MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE 51 x ff i P or , P BOYS STATE: i ' JIT 1 I . . -.5 Q . i We learned more about government l Six boys represented ernment, law entorcement, or journalism. They f 1 at Hoosier lioys State at Inch- also became temporary members of either the ,- W - CQ : --f ffllll L'l'1lVUl'Sl'lff' last summer. As Federalist or Nationalist political parties and n.,1.A,,n Staters. they took part in learned more about elections. To climax their tary marching drills and at- stay on the campus, the boys were privileged tended classes on county gov- to hear Governor Handley speak. l f- 1-4, Toni lloffelmler Tom Hornett lim 'I'reesh Duane Rvnearson Donalcl Frisknev licl Kenestrick GIRLS STATE: We become better citizens lzl. , Hoosier Girls' State is a mythical state formed by junior girls from all over lncliana. The entire program is a non-partisan. non-political attempt to teach anal inculcate in the youth of our state a love of Cod and country anal to bring Hoosier girls the knowledge of fundamental principles of lntliana gov- ernment through actual practice anal control. Here, girls are given the oppo1'- tunity to live together as self-governing citizens as they learn about the duties, privileges, rights, ancl responsibilities of American citizenship and gain practical knoxvleclge of the functions of their gov- ernment. Becky XValter, Caroline Nliller, Nancy Cazier, Norma lluclerinan. THE MODE - Ladies' Ready-to-VVear 52 These Clubs Hafve Drawn Much Interest Junior Classical League XYe of K.H.S. this year are proud to have among our clubs and activities a new organization. Sponsored bv Miss Power. the junior Classical League was initiated in our school at the beginning of the school vear and is proving to be a verv worth- while project. Those who belong to -l.C.L. are also in Miss Powers Latin classes and wear small silver pins to signify their mem- bership in the club. Some of the activities of the Iunior Classical League included an initiation supper. a plav. and an after- game record hop. Welcome and congratu- lations. j.C.L.! Camera Club The Camera Club has had some very interesting meetings. Outside speakers. in- cluding Lewis Foor. john Valenti. and Mlivne Mefferd, have come occasionallv to talk to the club on various phases of photographvg and individual reports on lenses and portrait tinting have also been given bv members of the club, The Camera Club members are taught to develop and enlarge prints and also learn how to get better results when taking pictures. To Chnles Sweet. Bob XYeinL1art. lionald DeYoe, Alan .X Sitting: Paul Alil. Ron' I: Dean Zollman. Cinny Rollins. Nu Longvcar. Kirk Miblc. Vlndv Davis. .-Xnne Livengood, -Io U J -3 Neal. Miss lower. Hou' gf Dennis lbtlllfllllhlll, Mike Mt-Kiln u Larix Blecli. Bob Newton. lox Spidel. sum it up. Mr. Fast. club sponsor. savs, i'This vt u the goal of the Camera Club was to become In acquainted with photographvf' Dale .-Xppleinan, Donald l'I'lSlxIll'Y. MORR BROTHERS ALUMINUM FOUNDRY 5.5 Hon lg Mr, Fast. -lolni Marty. Betty' Snow. llarbara Bin ll Arlene Prince. Hon Q: liiehard lforst, Lanny Sehwei 111 lhu id THESPIANS: Dramatic Honor Society Thespian Troupe 1106, a member of the National Thespian Society. aims to create in- terest in dramatic activities among students antl to set standarcls of interest in all phases of the clramatic arts. To hecome a Thespian. one must have earned points hy acting, working hack- stage, or participating in proggrains sponsored hy the Thespians. There are 3-l members in the cluh this year, including the eight new members, each of whom clemonstrated his understanding of at least one of the phases of dramatic arts. The Thespians, working with XVig 81 Paint and in their own private meetings. tried hard to carry out the thought he-hind the motto of the National Thespian Society. Act well your partg there all the honor lies. Hou' I: llosemary Ste-elxley, ,laequeline Craig, Colette Chaucloin, Bonnie Davenport, lane .-Xutenrieth. Louise Fisher, lieelw Zimmerman, Marlene Dawson, Rena Ortstaclt. lack Lewis. Hou' 2: Xlrs. Buckner, .lucli Little, klncly 'l'ho1npson, june XVatle, Susan Blake, Nancy Cazier, Norma llualerlnan, Tom King. Ken Crowcler, Exl Kenestrieli, Nliss llohertsou. Hoa' 3: Xliss Enninger. Luula Xlunyon, Liutla Bostwieli, Becky XValter, Caroline Miller, Tom Lindsey, Rick Krall, lane llothroelf, Trent Patterson, Boh Forcleelx I. O. NIURY STORES. INC.. SOUTII MILFORD 54 Tom King acc:-pts 1Jl'L'SIllt'l1tlS gun-I from I3 Q Dick Neal. 'IIHESPIAN OFFICERS. XVIC Cv PAINT lIEI'IIESEN'I'A'I'lVES AND SPONSORS: Xliss Eminger, Lincln Nlunymi, Becky ZIIIIIIICIWIILIIL IlIL'41llL'lIllt Craig, Tum King, Xorinai 1IIlllL'I'lIlllIl. Nancy Calzicr. Phillip Bah-nlmugli, Miss Ilolwrtsmi. wfq NENVNABI FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. 55 2 1 F Quang! I 2 ,,,,, v -MNA V: Z ' M., , 1' im f I hmm, mi a tb ' , ' 1 'I 'x its . wa I -. .A.q I I 4 I? ...,,.-. - I A i --', ' . if., f xr A - 1? ,Jw --A. 55 lig g ,tpffffif ,,.- V3fIT:'. w ' iz. VM- 3423? 1 H , Calendar SEPTEMBER Seliool begins Football begins Unclerelass pictures XVig vk Paint tryouts OCTOBER .Innior magazine sales Freslnniui-Parent Niglit Freneli stntlent visits Y-Teen initiation NOVEMBER I Speak For Denioeruey I?-uslietlnill begins Y-Teen trip Career Day 'llninlisgiving vacation DECEMBER C.A.A. Clinic Y-Teen CllIItIl'GI1'S Party ,lnnior rings arrive Drannzities party Cliristinus vneziticm .IANUARY Prntli Melfzirlin Y-Teen Boy-Girl Niglit Second semester FEBRUARY Bainil Carnival XVig ik Paint tryouts Seniors fitted for gnwns Final bnslcetlmll clunee Seeticniul Tourney NIARCH Tourney finals l in:1I IIHIIIIIIIIZHIIOIIS APRIL Easter VIlL'EI.tIOI1 Baseball begins Kokomo Relays Y-Teen Senior Farewell IX I AY junior-Senior Banquet K-Klub Baniquet Y-Teen Dance Cnmineneeinent A Man Called Peter The three-act play centers mainly around the life of the handsome, husky-built Scot- tish Presbyterian minister, Peter Marshall. All of the scenes in the play take place in the Manse connected with the New York Ave- nue Presbyterian Church in XVashington, D.C. Dr. Marshalls main worry is facing the problems caused by the members of his church who have been set in their ways for many years. Catherine, his Wife, helps Peter plan and decide how to solve his many problems. Top: Norma Ruderman and Suzie Feblcs. Left: Youth Xleeting at the Marshall homc. Below: Tom King, Diana johnson, Dick Neal. ll . N :C ,, l l NOBLE COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION Confetti Confetti was Ll one-act fimtusy in Har- Icquinzide style. Harlequin, Columbine, and the Clown. Cach goes Lll'OlllICI in circles as hc tries to captuiw the mute of his choice, ROSCIIIAITY Su-t-kli-y. xxllllt' Lixviiguml LIINI Culvttt- CIILIIILIKHIII, The F ar Away Princess A one-act comccly set in an inn in Cor- inauy p1'0vccI that iii11yIx- CIIPLIIIIS do Come truc. The FAR AXYAY PRIN- CESS was not really so fur iixvay as hor secret a1cImi1'c1' thought. Edith Ortstuch, Tum Limlst-y, Luuist- Fislncr. Lois St-Iiumiiii, -luycv Com-V, Kon fIl'OXYtIl'1', Susan Blake. .4'1,y,,,-4 Ill ,. NOBLE COUNTY LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Donald Friskney and ,Iudi Little. Beau of Bath Beau of Bath is a playlet in verse portraying eight- . . t n er-nth century life in England. The XVig ik Paint members, by working 'to- gether, learn the fundamentals of the dra- matic arts and earn points toward becom- ing National Thespians. Row 1: Tom King, Phillip Bolenbaugh, David NVallace, lack Lewis, David Buckner, john Blech, Ed Kenestrick, Donald Friskney, Bob YVeingart, Bill VVhitcomb, Bob Hedges, Lanny Schweitzer. Bow 2: Nancy Stienbarger, Bonnie Davenport, Norma Gardner, ludi Little, Rena Ortstadt, Rose- mary Steckley, lacclueline Craig, Diana Holden, Colette, Chaudoin, Anne Livengood, Linda Himcs, Margo Scarlett, joyce Coney, Lois Schuman, Shelby Holler, Connie Coney, Trent Patterson, Charles Sweet, Mrs. Buckner. Roux 3: Becky XValter, Norma Ruderman, Nancy Mallon, June XVade, Nancy Cazier, Mary Fordeck, -Indy Fritz, Nancy Newnam, Edith Ortstadt, Barbara jack, janet Summers, Beth XVagner, Cathy Ellsworth, Elaine Barnett, Kenneth Ihrie, Miss Eminger, Miss Robertson. Hou' 4: Linda Bostwick, Becky Zim- merman, ,lane Rothrock, Joyce Mills, Nancy Long- year, Peg Ceiser, Linda Streb, Linda Munyon, klean Fisher, -loyce Neal, Marlene Dawson, Nancy Montoncy, ludy Thompson, Cay Ann Flickinger, Marcia Lou Mapes, Tom Lindsey, VVilliam Fin- ley. Hou' 5: Hick Krall, Luanne Herendeen, Sandy Eddy, Mary Owens, Sara Crowell, Susie Charles, Ginny Rollins, Anne Platner, Caroline Miller, Sharon Haskins, ploy Spidel, janet XVol- heter, Rita Lung, Sue XVhite, Pat Streich, Pat Muhn, liohert Kliukenbcrg. WIQ 599 PAINT: Displaying Talents Through Dramatics PALACE OF SXVEETS 58 vw!! Twp. Ifff: Xl,-XHIUACE Ulf .-Xlmxlllvll' Linda Bostwick. Nanny Nlamllfm. fKIlL'l'lill ' Annc Livmuqnocl, Sdllllf' Emmy. .'xlN7l'l'J B,-XHIHf'l'T5 Ulf XYIXIIAUII1 STHEETH: Twin King amd .Iurly 'I'luulnpwn Twp. right: HIE FAH A-XNXQ-XY PIIIXCICSS Luuisc- Fishy-I' and K4-n C1'mx'1l4-1'. Ri,gl1t:'l'HESPlAN AND XYICI A l'.XIX'l' SPONSORS: Nliis ElIliI1Ql'I', Nlrs, Blu-Lllvl' :NIX '- ,gf I ' 'sy Sai! Qi ' . Miss Hoburtsrm. PEXNEY COMPANY , dv' QUICK PROCESSING CORPORATION Auditorium A high spot in the school week is the educational and entertaining auditorimn prograin under the di- rection of Miss Rohertson each Friday afternoon. Student programs give students the yalnalmle op- portunity to display their talents in one-act plays, musical prograins, and variety shows. An outstanding student program, The Living Pictures, consisted of heautiful tahleanx of famous and loved portraits. In- teresting facts ahout the painter and the portrait made the progrzun educational, too. The 'flayalcade of Costumes displayed a lovely collection of costumes with a narration describing the costumes and the periocl. The television prograins also received a hearty applause. Special programs hy paid perforiners add variety and enjoyment to the weekly presentations. The stu- dents especially liked Klr. Pruth NlcFarlin, a negro singer who has overcome his physical handicaps. Nlr. Don Lonie presented a talk in an extremely appealing fashion to teen-agers, to inspire them to hecome het- ter people. Dr. Nlilliam Ross gave a light musical program which was quite enjoyahle. i'l'p 'N' Atom, presented hy Nlr. Pandres, deinonstrated intriguing 3 and phenomenal scientific experiments. Top: All on a Summt-r's Dayllz Nancy Caller. lane Pmtllroek, ,lane Autenrieth. Louise l ishel'. Center: Rosemary Steelxley. Buffom: First auditorium: Nancy Xlontoney, Caroline Nliller. Barhara Xlontoney. OPPOSITE PACE: Top: UI Speak for lJL'lllUt'I'2lk'yN contestants: Norma lllltlt'1'lllLlIl, Nancy Cazier, Karen Strayer, Ginny Hollins, Elaine Barnett, Tom King, Hallis Friend, -loyee Neal, Donald lfrislxney, llieh- ard Finley, Sandy Eddy. and Anne Livengood. Center, It-ft: fylr. Don Lonie. Center, right: Dr. XYilliam Ross. Botfum: Cax'alcade of Costumes. REDXVOOD DRIVE-IN 61 TOP SCHOLASTIC AXVARDS: Row 1: Bahette Ilerendeen, Ian Rensherger, Kirk lVihle, George Stecliley, .loyce Neal, Anne Platner. Row 2: Rita Lung, Bose- mary Steckley, Hallis Friend, Norma Buderman, Priscilla Tesch. Elizabeth Miller. ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: High Honor for Outstanding Performance I 4 . ' Wa 1 I is le, ne so f A 1. 'Wig ' RELIABLE TOOL AND MACHINE CO., Left: Superintendent Brnmbaugh and Iolm Tritch, hov with highest 4-year average. I Right: Carolyn Kleiman, valedictorian, .uid Priscilla Tr-sch, salntatorian. The presentation of awards hoth to those students whose scholastic achievements for the year have been outstanding and also to those who had perfect attendance rec- ords is made at the last auditorium prograin of the second semester. In addition, there is an American Legion Citizenship Award given annually to an eighth grade hoy and girl. A'I l'END,-XNCE AXVABDS: RKIIL' 1: Irm- trand Ahl. Sue Mikolatchcr, Patricia Pat- terson, Carolyn Swander, Bev Baher, Karen Myers, Diana Holden, Linda llimes, Beverly Bailey. Row 2: Trent Patterson, jack Alarrett, Dorothy Rhodes, Sncllen Zollman, Sally Palmer, Ianet Svohoda, Linda Acker, Indy Davis, .Ioan Stratcr. How 3: Phillip Bolan- hangh. Madeline Richards, Sandra Leon- hardt, -lane Bynearson, Sharon Haskins, Nancy Longyear, Marilyn Harvey, -lean Fisher. Row -I: Bichard Green, Dale Ap- pleman, Tom King, Ed XVeher, Barhara Burger, Donna Graves, Caroline Miller, Marcella Long. INC. ' il , . P., . . . Dale Appleman, john Bk-eh, and ,lack Fifer ' 1 411.110 S display sales campaign sign. ily , t 'Wi . r I Fokcor To Bo A 58 .oy lx Hg Q X if .sd KAY AITCH ESS: A Pictorial History of the School Year The yearbook staff. under the capable leadership of our sponsors, Mr. Metz, Mrs. Kinnnell, Mr. YVilcox, and Miss Gilliland, has planned and worked long hours in hopes of producing for you a new and different yearbook. XYe have tried to put forth a pictorial history of the school year which in the future will help to add to your pleas- ant memories. XVithin the covers of KAY AITCH 1958, lies what we hope are those things which you most want to remember from the activities and events of the past year. SPONSORS: Miss Gilliland, Mrs. Kinnncll, Mr. Metz, Mr, XYil- cox. STAFF: Hou' 1: Lanny Schweitzer, Cay Ann Fliekingcr, Alolin Blecli, Hallis Friend, Rena Ortstadt, Becky Zimnierinan, Bonnie Davenport. Row 2: Ronald Dc-Voc, -lane Rothrock, lune XYadc, Donna Caldwell, Peg Geiser, -lane Autcnrieth, Norma Huderinan, Marlene Dawson, lean Brown, Susan Blake, Richard Forst. Row 3.- Ed XVebcr, jack Fifer, Dale Appleman. -. cw .4 'HI MJ N 5:- ' - ' -A' 4 KTy?,uN4:1!iS4- W M. WAX Y, .,,.. . ' 46: -v-,+ gg- V-:ky-A. ..... y ,,.. ---mr l i 1 stir ff' ,fm Q Q. .P Q . QF :gil .5 M' , 4 Gift Shop 81 Home Equipment - SEA GLY BROS. - Philgas Sales 81 Service Y A f , Mixed Cliorus Hou' 1: Shelliy Holler, Lana Smith, Sue Milxolatclier, Sue Young, ludi Little, Myron Miller, lack Lewis, Sally Palmer, janet Hoslcr, Anne Livengood, Beverly Bailey, Flora Houck, Mrs. Atz. Hou' 2: Patricia Patterson, Barbara Zeis, Brenda Sutton, Myra Smith, Louise Bishop, Karen Ccrher, Cary Sutton, David Pfeiffer, Marvin Hart, jane Hotlirock, Dale Sweet, Nancy Young, Caryl Schwarz, Becky Ziniinerinan. Hou' 3: Karen Kraner, 'Indy Bohde, -loan Strater, Suzanne Cliiddister, Carolyn Fischer, Cene Holcoinli, XVilliain Finley, Lee Streich, Alerilyn Foster, Ruth Ann Barker, Sharon Onio, Norma Cardner, Marcia Lou Mapes. Hou' -1: Linda Becker, -loy Spidel, Nancy Longyear, Mary Owens, lanet Becker, Sharon Kline, Martha Baker, Art Charles, Daw: Kropp, Craig Taylor, Ginny Rollins, Barliara Todd, Linda Bostwick, Cerry Anulies, Sharon Haskins, Shirley High. Girls' Chorus Hou' 1: Norma Carclner, Bei' Haber, Margaret Mulholland, -ludi Little, janet Pant, Lois Young, Jacqueline Craig, Lois Schuman, Nedra Smith, Marie Kent, Sandra Coney, Marilyn Harvey, Mary Fordeck, Darlene Morr. Row 2: vloyee Pant, Sharon Laliue, .Indy Thompson, Sandra Long, janet Syoliocla, Beth XV2lQl1t'I', Peg Haney, Linda Aclcer, Aloyee Coney, Cathy Ellsworth, Connie Coney, Beverly Leonhardt, Phyllis Hartman, Linda Harley, Sonya Donley. Hou' 3: Linda Fritz, Linda Hiines, xlucly Sccaur, Margo Scarlett, Lois Freed, Nancy Montoney, ,lanet Hahn, Betty Snow, Marlene Dawson, Sue Dickey, Ruth Ann ltolierts, Shirley High, -Indy Bopp. Row 4: Linda Blake, Carolyn Lower, Carolyn Martin, Brenda Hnrsey, Suzanne Cliidclister, Martha Baker, Frances Neines, Marcella Long, lanet XVoll1eter, joan Gardner, Elaine Bar- nett, Marcia Lou Mapes, Pat Mulin, Hutli Bullock. Y .- . Y SEAMAID MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 64 if Y!! NIRS. VI ULIA ATX CHORUS: Vocal Harmony Enriches the School Year The vocal department, under the capable direction of Mrs. julia Atz, was composed of two main groups: a girls' chorus and a mixed chorus. In addition, the two sextets provided music for many school and civic organizations. These sextets entered the Northern Indiana School Band, Orchestra, Vocal Association solo and ensemble contest and brought honors to K. H. S. because of their fine work. At Christmas, the choruses and sextets combined to present the annual Christmas program for the student body. To add to the holiday spirit, carolers sang through the halls. With the coming of spring, the Concert Club was chosen from the regular chorus members to enter in the NISBOVA chorus contest, Preparing numbers for the Associated Churches' Easter services was the next goal in sight. The May Festival, held during National Music XVeek, highlighted the years work for these hard-working students as they presented , ,- a concert for their parents ' ' ' xi , f To C' and friends. However, the . 25 J final pleasant task was to .-- sing at Baccalaureate. 1 1 ' ' ' The chorus classes, in Eff W o r k i n g and studying, W' T 7 I fm learned to appreciate and like many types of music, and even as the year closes, the halls ring with the echo of students learn- ing the art of harmonizing together. jane Autenrieth and Louise Fisher, two pianists, have added much to the music program of the school as they played for many and various events. jane and Louise received first ratings at the state piano contest. SELLICKS DEPARTMENT STORE 65 .x ff A ' . . I , K-E MW X ',TAi5wf,X?9g!'i .. . H. f 5 S'-. .i.MN,,, ', i' ' A 'vl'g,x , ' ., mr X K 1 xx f. A-wA-Sf4'f'1'K'-b if S fQih A f +f 1 WA ,YJ L .M if H. ' ' Q -,fy N, 'xv' 'Af . .. 4 5 3' wwf fb ff f'.Q.,f-s.'? 'A ' .W - W -Wife M- - x A ' QM A..-f W-,p 5 5 5 A . , - ,f . mf t x Aw? if... x. ,ef S :5.?g,,??i il!T?,4f.,yx ry? M Ib. 5 ,gy 'wkn,' , A' W ' if' fri.-fM?1'4. XX, 'Q fx ' 3.41, ' Q if , . 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GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS Norma Carflner, Judy Thompson, Marcella Long, Bev Balmer. I UNIOR SEXTET Bc-x' Ralx-r, Shelby Hullcr, Luis Schunian. Aloyuc Cunvy, Phyllis Hartman, Cf-rry Annlivs. SENIOR SEXTEI' NOFIIILI Carclnvr, Maruclla Lung, Susan Blalw, Br-L-ky Zim- llIL'I'lIl1lII. Ruth Ann Ihrie, Lincla Bostwick. STECKLEYS MILL AND HATCHERY J I BAND: It Presents Concerts and Enters Contests The Kendallville High School hand, under the direction of Clyde R. Copeland, enjoyed a full schedule this past year. The first public concert of the year, also given as an auditorium program, was in Fehruarv. A number of hand members entered the solo and cn- semhle contest. with a flute trio, composed of jane Anten- rieth, Peg Ceiser, and Sara Crowell, receiving first at the state contest. The annual spring concert, a children's concert, and music for Commencement rounded out the Years activities. KIA-IORETTES: Sue Henkenlvergcr, Lenorc NVQ-stphal, Xlariannar Surfus, Connie Krotzer, Linda Streh, Kathy Kit-Elroy. X. ,f,v,c, i CLYDE li. COPICLA N D STROMAN ELECTRONICS The Kendallville pep band added color as they played during the basketball season, while twirlers saluted the flag and flashed batons. XVith banners flying, the marching band added much to the football games last fall. Before each game, the colors were presented and each school was honored by the band forming its letter and playing its school song. At half-time, the band entertained with marching feats and stories told in music and marching feet. They marched at several parades, the last being the Memorial Day Parade. Although feet grew tired and tempers of all sometimes grew short, all enjoyed the events, and none will ever forget the band, as it goes march- ing past! It Also Adds Color N I D rr., Hou: 1: Nlicliael Coffey. Ann Bolenhiiugli, Norman Strayer, Kirk XYihlc, Dc-nnis Karst, Bill Nartkcr, Bolm Miller, Indy Davis, In-an Fisher, larry Liindgraff, David Cnntcr, Terry Evcrs, Ceorgc Steukley. Hou' 2: Rogcr Routsong, Rhonda Rodgers, Bonnie Dnvun- port, john Soice, David Riidcriniin, Nancy Ne-wninn, Shirley Blecli, Peg Geiser, Sara Crowell, Ed Kencstrick, Bill XVllifl.'OlNlJ, Bill Diggins. Hou' 3: Paul Van Xxyllgllfjlx june Antcnrieth, Bc-th XVL1Q',I1C1', Barbara luck, Connie Sclmeidsr, Sharon Franklin, Indy B1'LlI1Clk'lJGl'l'y, lean Brown, Milo Ukin- gart, Paul Alil, Leslie Ashby, Dennis Dough- nmn. Ron' -I: Bill Foor, Iunc XViidv, Ciirolinv Miller, Donn Zolliniin, Anne Plutnc-r, Guy Ann Flickingcr, Hullis Friend, Norma Bn- ilcrinun, Robert Klinkenlverg, john Russell. 69 FTA: Taught To Learn, Learning To Teach Bclmr, Icff: Ul FlClCllS: Indy Tllompsoll, Becky XVal- ter, Halhs Friend Below, right: Barbara Burger and 'Indy Coleman at teachers' banrp YVe in FTA are striving to pre- pare ourselves to become well trained, efficient teachers. This year our chapter of FTA was rep- resented at the state conference at Indianapolis and at the area con- ference at Fort XVayne. XVe were fortunate to have as special speak- ers two college representatives from Manchester College and In- diana University who not only ex- plained the requirements for col- lege but also described to us some of the basic fundamentals of be- coming good teachers. XVe are proud of our organization here in Kendallville High School because of the principles for which it stands and for the many beneficial things we. as young people, are learning. Hou' 1: 'Indy Coleman, -Ioycc Neal. Lois Schuman. Row 2: Hallis Friend, Nancy Krotzer, Sara Crowell, Nancy Stienbargcr. Hou' 3: Becky VValter, -Iudi Little, Miss Stephens. -Indy Thompson. Row 4: Norma Ruderman, Sharon Haskins, Peg Haney, Theresa Bopp, Row 5: Barbara Burger, Marcia Lou Mapes, jean Drerup. Row 6: Alerry Brown. Duane Rynearson, jack Fifer. Miss Stephens, Nancy Krotzer. 70 THENTON CARMENT COMPANY 41 Whenever Needed, The Are Here Ilealth A health program for Kendallyille students is carried out under the direction of our school nurse, Nlrs. Nlallon, aided by several student assistants. The program, which includes aural and vision tests. patch tests for tuberculosis, in- not-ulations for diphtheria, and vaccinations for smallpox, is most beneficial and should be ap- preciated by each of us. During the year each students height and weight are also determined and are recorded in the nursels office. 0 A 0 Safety Kendallyille patrol boys help to carry out our safety program in seeing that younger children cross streets safely during the hours when they come to and go from the school area. In this way. the safety patrol members aid in keeping misfortune and tragcdy at a minimum on the school grounds. Protecting our students from disaster is an important function in the Kendall- yille High School health and safety program. Nl'llSli'S pXSSlS'l'AN'l'S: Donna Gran-s, gren Straycr. xl1lI'llll'lIlll Surfns. Nlrs. Xl lllon l lnine H.u'nett. Xlary Oxy:-ns. Peg Haut-y. Y S:Xl E'l-Y l':XFl'HOL: Hou 1: -Ierry Nlorti- more, Nlilu- Kane. john Xlarty. ,lack Castator. Hou' 2: ,Iohn Carter. Lee Poy- ser. Niels cl.lI'llllL'lll.l. ,lim Springer. Hou' 33: llarxey Custin. D.wid Temple, Nlilo XYcing.i1't, Xlr. Reade. XYAGNERS INSURANCE AGENCY 71 Y-TEENS: We Strifve to Build The theme, XVe Strive To Build, suitably represents the Y-Teen organization. As each member repeats the Y-Teen pur- pose and goals, she becomes a part of a fellowship of women and girls who strive to build themselves as a person, as a friend to all people, and as a follower of Cod. Each member is invited ' L' '- to participate in leading devotions or music, be in a program, or ' help on some committee. There are projects, too, in which the Y-Teens help others, such as entertaining at the children's Christ- mas party, preparing favors for hospital trays, and giving Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. The meetings them- selves are of a spiritual or educational nature often times pre- sented by guest speakers. It is the hope of all Y-Teens that through this organization they will have become better persons, better friends, and better Christians. Row 1: Karen Kraner, Ioyce Coney, Iacqucline Craig, Barbara Zeis, Judy Fritz, Myra Smith, Brenda Sutton, Rosemary Steck- ley, Lois Schuman, Connie Coney, Colette Chaudoin, Margo Scarlett, Indy Coleman, Marlene Dawson, Marilyn Harvey, Rebecca Morr, Patricia Patterson. Row 2: Nancy Stienbarger, Indy Owen, Joyce Mills, Caryl Schwarz, Nancy Longyear, Iudy Bohdc, judi Little, Peg Haney, Karen Myers, Luanne Herendeen, Barbara Bailey, Cathy Ellsworth, Phyllis Hartman, Ruth Ann Roberts, lean Drcrup, Ccrry Anulies, Karen Strayer, Shelby Holler. Row 3: Ierilyn Foster, Martha Baker, Barbara Owens, Beverly Leonhardt, Mary Alice Feller, Sharon Omo, Edith Ortstadt, Ioan Strater, Suzanne Cbiddister, Nancy Young, Betty Snow. Miss Yardaman, Miss Power, Mrs. Black, Donna Graves, Ruth Ann Barker, Barbara Montoney, Carolyn Martin. Bow 4: Mrs. Mallon, jane Rothrock, Becky Shultz, Mary Owens, Karen Carlisle, Rita Lung, Sue VVhite, Nancy Krotzer, janet XVolhcter, ,Indy Lee Shultz, Sharon Haskins, Sandy Eddy, Pat Muhn, Pat Streich, Patricia Crowl, Sue Dickey, Elaine Barnett, Nancy Mallou. HOUSE OF HARTER - COSHEN 72 Rn . F, . . 5 ., S .Q , ' 5 .4 r'-' 77' ' 'C . 5-. Q. my ' : E.. A - A - it I ' I 1 V 4 1 : u .vi . '. - -2 CABINET: Rmb 15 Xlrs. Blank, Xliss Emingcr, Xlisw I'mu-r. Nlrs. Nlullnn. Xliw Xillffllllllilll, ,I114Iy 'I'Imm1wm, Run' 2: B:-play 'alta-r. Susan Blake-. Xluru-II.1 Lung, Cay Ann Flickinge-rI Num-5' Cuzicr, Bfmniv D.u'vnpurt, Sm- IDR-kvy, Pluyllix Hklft man. .'AlHL'llff Nliss StvpI'w11s. Nlrs. Kilmm-ll, Ruth Ann Ilnriv. UILAIQIIILI. Sllilfllll lk-lull-, CIill'UIA'l1 Sw41mIvr, ixllllt' Lixmlgufvtl, Nancy Czlssg-I111.u1, Kglrvn cIl'l'Ill'l', Iivtln Xxv.lLIll1'IA, 5In.u'uu LIRIIU. LIIILILI BL-L-ka-r..l11cIy 'I1I1HlIll5NHll, II.lI'Ih.ll'Ll 'I'ucIcI. Huw 23 I5L'cIq' ZIl'l'llIlCI'HIllll, Xllflllll IIIIKIVIAIIILIII, 'I1IIl'I'4'N.l linmv, ,Imly 'L'Lllll', SQIIILITLI Lung, Pe-QQ' Spa1rrrm'. Sm- II-lftllhlll, .lLlI1l't Sx'oIJmIu, .Indy cIllStIII, Xlxlry' I'IlDl'lIl'L'Ii, Sdllllllll I2II'.llIA', I,1-mm 'L-stplml, .Ioycc Nm-nl, Alum-t II11Im, Szmclm 111111153 'Ivy Spimlm-I. Hun' 3: Num-y 'I'mlfl, XI.u'i:um.1 Surfus, Ginny liullim. H.1llis Friend, Nancy Calzivr, Put Na-xxtrm, Pvg Klviswr, Denman Culdwcll, Linda XIIIIIYUII, N.mvx' I'n':uIx, lumf- XY.uIv, ff:ll'mmI Cr atc, SI1irIe'y Bla-ull, Xlrs. KIIIIIIIVII, Xliss IilllIllLf4'l'. Iauu- Srllxw-itm-r. Rmb 4: ISI-I-Lx' AY4lItvr, I,iI1:Ia1 lingtxxiip-L, .XIIIIV I'I4lI11L-r Ilyllt' Bn-rI1L1Itcr, Sllsiv cIIlAl1'IL'5, S.lI'll C1'4m'c-II, I,i114IglCStl'vIm, SIISLIII Blukn-, Xlitxi Cfvffvlt, Ilurlmm I'r11l'g1-lg cI1ll'1lIIIll' Xlille-ri .ln Brown, Xluru-II11 Lung, I:I'LIIIL'L'N Num-N, Durutlly lII1mIw, NI1lI'L'I1l Lou Nlupvs, 12.9 Ann I'IIIL'I'xIIlQ1'l'. INDIANA AND NIICHICAN ELECTRIC CO. T3 up 1.' ,Iuuv Autcnrivtln. Normal Curclnvr, Hcmnim- IJ.n1-npnrt, Ih-11.1 Ortstgndt, Bc-x IILIIILT, NI:lIAQ1lI'l't XluIIu1II.uuI IJi.m1 KK., OFFICERS: Susan Blukc, Bunniu Davvnport, Ruth Ann Ilmriv. A'N0tl1ing Likc Santa ut Christmas. Alucly 'I'lm111psm1. Sr-pt. I 7 UM. 1 Out. 29 Nuxl 12 Num 2-I Duc. Ill D411 I6 Alun. T f Clnilcln-11's Party -Ckll'13IiI1Q mul Clllllllk'-Liglltillg f:t'I'l'll10l'lf' Y-TIIIYN DANC Yffeen Program Picnin' jun .AEllL'll Xlun ls All ISISIIICIN FL-In HCL'UQl1itiUll uf N1-W XI4-nllma-1's F011 XYurlnI l7vllmx'sl1ip Klan' Xlullu-1'-Dalllglxlcl' 'll-an xllll' uPllySiL'llI 'l'lu'1'1lpy-A Idllllllilllk' PI'Ufl'SSiUIlu xlily 21 4 18 4 18 Apr. 29 16 Boy-Girl Night l'1iltl1L'T-DlllIglltL'f Dusscrt How To Attuin Poisuy' 'ATIM' -let Agn , Books Around Thx- NVo1'ld Svnior Furl-well and Installation uf Officers Danu- YE: Num-y Cglzivr, xyllylll' XVilwlc, Trent Plltlk'l'SUll, HUSCINLIYY Stn-cklvy, Lanny SL'llXVL'ifZL'1'. 7 -1 HERFF-IONES COMPANY 'J .M 47i,2 Alwwi Xluthur-llnuglltvr Te-.1: NIH. limlvr- mam. Xlrw. App, Xliss App, Cay Ann Fliukingm-r. Right: S1-lling at gum-: Smnlm Lung, Almly Se-cglur. Iiulmr. left: FL1tlIt'l'-D.lllQlltL'l' IDL-sscrt: Nlr. xx - SL-lmxwitzvr. -Iauw SL'llXYt'itZt'l'. Alqnnut Hanlm, Xlr. Hahn. Bc'1uzL'. rigfltf Chris t111.1s C,-ll'HllllQ. SXVARTZLANDER - Registered Icwclm' AllN'l'iL'illl Cla-m Soni Contents FACULTY, pages seven thru sixteen SENIORS, pages seventeen thru thirty CLASSES, pages thirty-one thru forty-eight F .. I , eighty- Ti S: iitghtyifwg th lru .pnfe hundred ,J .4 .' Lf A 4 l -- -Y, ji' Q I W K, ,, W ix W1 r ' V V Q 2-A I - Q- 'X , I , I fi fr- . I F? ' ig. r e , Y gil ' '- i t ' .. - EE ' 'E fi 1 , FFA: Young Farmers Learn More of Their Occupation The Kendallville chapter of the Future Farmers of America, with 353 members, as a part of the regular ae- tivities of FFA, conducted a pest contest, sold garden seeds, operated the popcorn machine at hall games, and secured the talilcs and chairs for the fish fry. Officers were Ken Swogger, presidentg Ed XVelver, vice-presidentg Paul Van XYagner, seeretarvg lames Richards, treasnrerg Gerald XVent- xvorth, reporterg Kenneth Xlapes and Hugh Eshelman, sen- tinelsg and Dale Sehinlneckler, advisor. National honors eame to the chapter when Ed XVelJer. Right' Xlr. Ross presenting Duane Yan XVagner with chap- ter star farmer award. Beloit: Auditorium program honoring the seniors for their farming program. OPPOSITE PACE Top left: Eugene Brumliaugh, Hugh Eslielman, and james Rottuiiller welding. Top, right: Duane Van XVagner, Den- nis NYolheter. and Dale NVelier, recipients of the Hoosier lfarmer Degree at the State FFA convention. Center. Iefti Ken Sxvogger. Don Cocharcl, and Ed XVL-her, high individ- uals in the pest contest. Center, right: Paul Van NVagner, Kenneth Nlapes. and George Nlyers, high individuals in seed sales. Bottom, left: lid W'elJer, Charles hVClltVVOI'ill. and Ralph Zielmell, ineinhers of the first place judging team with Dale Sehinlmeelder. coach. Bottom, right: Ken Swog- ger. high individual at the XIYCA judging contest. Charles Xventworth, and Ralph Ziebell Won the NIVGA contest at Springfield, Illinois, December 12. The team was awarded the Snyder trophy, which is now the perma- nent possession of Kendallville. Ken Swogger with a score of 965 out of 1,000 points was high individual and Ralph Zielmell tied for third. Ken and Ralph each were awarded a wristwatch, an N-IVCA jacket, and a gold pin. Ronnie Swogger, ninth. won a jacket and a silver pin. Howard Hodge and Charles YVe-ntworth, twelfth and thirteenth, respectively. each received silver pins. Elvira? Ss Us X Q., '13, if ?3v l 4. 1 1 Jeri. 3' 7 Q' . Q., sz P QA , 1 sh THE TOGGERY SHOP 76 i6 xA ' V W , -4. 7 ll 7 gs KENDALLVILLE RADIO - XVAWK - Music All Day P3 , Almrr, lofi: LuGraxngc County crops judging tczun: -launc-s Fray, KL-nton Bair, Paul Van XVagner, Rohn-rt Kimpcl. Almrv: LaGrange County lund judging twun: -launus Richards, Paul Van Wllgner, james Frey, Gcnrgc Xlycrs, Lvftf Noblc County crops judging tc-um: Kcnncth Mapes, john NVcilnniller, Dun Cor-lurrd, Ed XVcbcr. Bvlow, loft: Howard Hodge-, Dunno Van xV2lgIlE'I', Dale NVQM-r, Ed XVelwr, und Dvnnis XVOHlL'fL'l', dclcgutcs at the state' convcntion. Bl'IUlL'f Paul Van xvllgllflf, LaGrange County broilcr Clunnpion. Learn to Judge awww ol is , f I 'BIZZI W 5 , 36.54 s Almrv: Noblc County land judging tm-ani: Ed 'X XXX-ber, Bob Forde-ck, Ken Swoggcr, XVaync' Eslwl- P f man. Almrv, right: LaCrangc County poultry judg- 4. ing team: Llc-rry Myers. Duane Van XVagnc-r, How- Nw: ard Hodge, .Iamcs Richards. Right: Noble County X poultry judging tvaln: Ken Swoggcr, Dalv xYl'lTL'l', Kirby Bollinger, Ed XVebvr. Below: Bob Fordcck ' 1 and bis -1-H ste-cr. Bvlow, right: XYaynv Eslu-Imam. Bill Cc-bring, and Cliarlvs XVallacc in an auditorium pantorninic. Participate In Contests 'W-mv Carry Out Projects Right: David NIL-Furlin, John XVQ-ihmillcr, and David KL-llvy, su-oiid-plucillg Purchw vegetalak- judging tuun. Cwm'r, lvffi Aluhn Xvtliilllliiilfl' and his steer prujuct. Cvntvr, right: Ken Swoggcr and his corn projcct. Brfffmlz, loft: Bob Forclcck planting 12,000 white :incl scotch pine for un illlPl'UX't'lHC11t. Bottom, right: xyilifbl' Zi:-hvll and his 4-H steer. ,- '7- 4 43 -.h ' i, 2 I If K - I 80 1 CAREER DAY: Where Do We Go From Here? 11111111111 C1lll'U1'l' 1Dll1 1llxl'1' 111 K.11.S 014211 ilSSk'Ill131A' 111 1111- 11111111111111111. 5111111-1115 11'1-1'1- 1lLf1l1ll Q1Yt'l1 Ll 11111 1111'1111 1111111 S1-1111111 111111 1-11111-Q1 g1'1111111111-s, T11115 X111 1111111-11 111111111-1'. f1t'llf1'l',' 13111 1'w4l11I', N4ll'Ill1l 11.ll'l1ll4'l', N11 111111 X11's. O, 11. 111111gs. VI11111' '1'1111111IN111 Alillll' iXll11'lll11t't1l, H11tt11111, 11-fff S111111' 1-1111-. 111-111-1'. THURLOYV E. AXEL - STATE FARM INSURANCE - A11111 - 1,i11- - Fin- 81 N1111-111111-1' 211, 1957, 1111- 1x1lllI'1'1l Q111 1111111-1'11'111' 11'111l X111 1111111-1'1 C1111111-1' 111 C1-1111111 511111, 1IlL'., 171111 Xyilflll' 11s 11111111 S111-11111-1' 111 1111- g1-11- F11111111'111g 1111s lIl1'l'11llQ. 1-111-11 11111- 1111' 111111 51-111111' 11111-11111-11 11111 0111111- s1-11i11q 51-ssi1111s 111111-11 11'1-1'1- 11-11 111 1111-11 111111 11111111-11 111 1'111'i1111s 11111- f1-SS11111111 1111-1111, 111 11115 11'111'. 11111 11pl1111'11111111' 111 11'111'Il 111111'1- 1-11111-1-1'1'1- ing 1111- 11111111' 111-1-1111111i1111s 111111 H11lf11111. rigfzfj 'l'1'1111l11-1' 1'11111.11'11 Jxll- ff STUDENT ASSISTANTS: They Lend a Helping Hand A numher of our students assist with various activities in the school lihrury and the principals office. The lihrury assistants help Miss Gilliland as they check out hooks, replace returned ones to the correct shelves. and distrihute notices of over-due hooks. Other student helpers work for Nlrs. Ruderxnan and Mr. Tritch in the office. Their duties con- sist of running errands, taking phone calls, collecting absence slips, and operating the lnimeograph machine. As the snvinw woes, Honor lies in honest toilng and our student assistants well deserve the honor Db for the help they give. i OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Hou' 1: Q- ,ng Donna Caldwell, Xlrs. Hudernnui, Aloyee Coney. Hou' 2: Duane Ry- neairson, Alan Allreaxd, Normal Ciirduer, Becky Shultz, Mary Cus- tutor. Bilflklftl Burger, planet Bol- linger, Lenore XY4-stphnl, judy Custin. Q. Lllilt.-XHY .-XSSlS'l'AN'llS: Connie Coney. Nancy Xlullou. -lunet XYol- heter, Aludy Colt-lniln, Xliss Gilli- liuid, Theresa Bopp, Sue Hurtinnn. 40, VJ W -....,,,,t ' xy 4. .v f-fgffv 82 A 1 WTEWWZ, .,4 ie ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT O. O. POP GUYMON, athletic director, has been working successfully with the boys of Kendallville for the past twenty-eight years. During these years he has gained the honor and respect of all. CLARENCIE IQELLY, new at Kendallville this year, is the assistant football coach. ERNIE FERHARIO, now in his second year as foot- ball coach, led the team to the NEIC championship. blARK BIf:lN'rosH, track coach, also is the assistant football and basketball coach. GENE RHODES, coach of basketball, guided the team to a second-place tic in the NEIC with New Haven. Under his coaching, the 1957 baseball 'team finished second in the NEIC. 45-Q' . Nia..-w 84 -'Ae-15 1 ...ai K-KLUB llla' IX-klllll, clllllpuxl-ll ut llrws wllll llllYL' LllAll ml lvttvrs ill l-nlllpvtitixl' xlnllrts, mm' llals fllrlx txvn lIlL'lI1llt'I'5, tlll' Ql'l'lltL'Sl IlllllllN'l' ill its l'list'll'x' Ixlll' spring lWLlIlflIl1'f is tll'- lligllligllt ut tlll- null' for tlll-rv tlll- l1I7y9 l'l-u-iu- tlll- alwalllls tllsx' llalxl L'lll'Il1'Ll clllrillg tllll yk'ilI', l-xt-vpt fill' tllllllmalll TlXX'LlI'1lS wllicll Ll1'L' lllalllm- alt tlll' talll llalllllllvt. Ylllll' K'Klllll, xpllllslllwl lly XII. llllllllllll. lmpl-l' ltl-ll fllL'l1 UNXII stllllll llt tlll- llllltlmalll tlvlll, alllll :mlm L'LlIlllY glllcl lllalllalgl-rl tllr' clnalli Tfllllll alt alll tlll lllillll' llalskctllalll Qalllll-N. OFIVICIQIHS: XII: CLIIYIIIIIII. spullsult Ilmllll I':Xl'l'x 5I'L'9llll'lltl 'ltlllll llurllctt, xil-1-- 5IAl'Nlkll'1ll. Vliillll Ilul In l tvllll-l', Nl'L'I'L'fLll'Y-tI't'AlSllI'l'l'. , Y - , . . Hull Ii T1'I,'Ilt lalttclxllll, 'XVII Cllwmwlll-lt, lull XX all lalul-. Xlilxl- Xlt'Killllill. Alllulx Ylalrrl-tt, klllllll ICXVYN XYilli,llll ,Xtl, tially' Xlillvr, Bull 'Tl'll'l'. Hull' 25 Alilll Xlllrr, Lilflf' Alll'l'l. blllllll Blu-ll, Cfllallll-Q Xllifl' C-rvgg HQ'lll1'llllllL'll, Blamll IEQIIIUY. I5all'l'y cvI'1llll'll lytllll King. Hnll' 33 Dalxill Xlilll-l'. ,It'l'l'F' Blwlwll Itillll Sllllllli, Xle-alll Ilalxxllllls, llllll Hllttl-lllvl, l'llll- ip Kirk, .Iflllll 1,lll'l', Stcpllvll Vvllitl-, Hull' -If Bull Hl'llQl'S, xlLll'Ylll Halrt. Hit-llallwl Halrt, rlvtllll lml lllllll, Tulll Hllrllvtt, Bill lilllllllm xlllfk lfltvlk Hull 5 Iilll 'l1I'l't'Nll, -lllllll Tclclrl, Xlly Cllylllnll. 85 Qs. ...a1..,, Af'- ,gl-7 0 ' , We ' 'NT Memoriam To Deanna Wert XVQ cannot say, and we will not say That she is clezul-slic is just away! NVith u clieery smile, and 21 wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown land, . . . Think of her still as the saline, 'wc saw: She is not clezld-she is just away! Adapted from xlmnes XV. Riley 5 ski K ' R 5 B , Nl 4 of 5925 W ? im V six iza c.,, - VARSITY: Hou' 1: Toni lloffeliler, lolin Evers, -lorry Brown, Gregg Heiclenbacli, Charles Morr, Bill Hollins, Tom Li-alnnn, Alack lfifvig Rig-liarnl Hart. Hou' 2: jiin Nlorr, Klearl Hawkins, Ted XVallace, jack Iarrett, David Miller, Mar- vin Hart, XYilli4nn Atz, lolin Shank, tlolin Parr, Dave Micliau. Rout 3: jerry Fritz, student manager, john Blecli, Bob HL-Liga-s. Tom Hornett, Duane Sinitli, Toni King, Phillip Kirk, Mr. Klclntosli, Mr. Ferrario. OPPOSITE PACIC B-TEAM: Hoa' 1: Bob Rielnn, Torn Rogers, Dick Nartker, Dave Kropp, Harvey Cnstin, Barry Grade-n. Robert Xlnlin, Bob Newton. Hoa' 2: john King, Nick Carnneliia, Douglas Hosler, David Pfeiffer, jack Lewis, Bob Haney, Kent Ibrii-. Hou' 33 Li-e Povseig lolin Hanes, Trent Patterson, David XX-'allace, David XICFarlin, Carv Miller, jim 'llliCL'5ll, Xlike NieKibbin, SlilQll'lIt-1l11lll1lgl'l'. 1 F OOTBALL: Action Brought N EIC Championship The NEIC football cllanipionsbip climaxed the most successful SGLISOD since football returned to the K.H.S. sports sclieclnle. Under the guidance of the head coach, Mr. Ferrario, and the 'two assistant coat-lies, Nlr. Kelly and Mr. NIL-Intosli, the team scored five wins and three losses. Nine of the varsitv players Placed on the all-conference football teams. Dxviz Xlic nxt' Tim lion-'ri-3i.nri1i Aloux Pmui TOM KING 86 Q Ti' gm, X' '- KN 'i Q: Nq' ,,,,, , 3-iff W V sf . fm ., :xv ' Q , M , , mir- -A x , 5 I ' -R HX iii ' W , - - ---X ,1 -h . I ' - L .V , ', X Q -N, QV u x-A x Q .. ' N Schedule Keudullvillc 32 Bluffton T Keuclnllville 7 Auburn 26 Kemlullville 7 Nuppuncc 41 Kendullville T Garrett 6 Kendullville 13 Concordia 9 W Kendullville 19 Columbia City 7 Kendaillvillc 13 New Hzlvvu ZS Keudallvillc 20 Decatur 153 Rlctxmlilv HAHT AIINI Nlulm Duxxlz SNIITII NYllAI,l,xx1 A17 87 fa 2 --Q lr an V ,Q Jw 'ky QV. 2? tk 3? TOM HoHNr:T'1' kink Fllfl-fli ,lfwiix Slmxk Cliiifma Rielimi-ixlm Football Cheerleaders The CllCCl'l6i1liL'l'S, Aluciy Fritz, Liiiclu Brwstwick, Ginny Rollins. and Donna Caldwell, lcd cllccrs and roiiscci mitiiiisiusiii which llvlpud gi great deal in Immi- ing our team to the NEIC ciiuiiipimisliip. Duvc KFOPID, ce11tc1', zmcl .lolm Tmlcl, fo1'w.11'cl. If-1-I-V B1-Ownx forwm-dg BASKETBALL: Hardwood Tactics Displayed luck Fifa-1' and ,lflllll Sluluk, glulrds. K1-11clull1'illc KL'IlLl1lllYlllL' Kcllclullvilln Kvmlullvillc Kc-mlnllvillc Kl'11cl:1llvillc- Kc-11Ll11ll1'illv Kcmlalllvillc Kclulzlllvillc Kvrulullvillc Kcxlclullvills Kvllclullvillc' Kcmlullvillc Kumlaxllvillc' Kvmlullvilln- Km-11clz1llx'illc Kcxulzlllvillc K4-11clull1'illv K011cla1llx'illc KK'IlllllllYlllL' 90 50 4-I 32 44 45 55 Gil 58 59 50 69 G7 57 57 49 72 73 64 58 52 Schedule Alluion Central Cntlmliu Stllltll Siclc Xlurion Bc-1111e'tt El111l1urst Avillu Garrett Ligonier Aulmrn Concorclin Bluffton Decatur Butlcr Nalppuxmcc New HllX'k'Il Goshen Angola Columlmin City SECTIONAL Ronw City VVolf Laka- 48 65 65 43 44 35 54 55 42 72 6-7 ..1 57 54 51 61 53 66 63 43 58 sur: EVEWLHINGQ wr Xlurviu Hurt, fo1'wgu'cl, and Gregg Ihficlculmclm, Tom Horm-tt, gxuml, Llllli Bill Hollins, fUl'XYLll'l guard. Through Practice, Training, and Skill David Palmer, forwzu'd, and jack Fifer, guard, Bula Ile-clgvs, cn-11tc1', and 'lknn Hnffvldn-1', guard Hollins, center, und luck Fifer amd Greffff Reidenhuch. guards. DC' Basketball The Comets had Ll very successful year with L1 14-4 record for the seuson play. The tezun was C0111- posed mostly of seniors und, under the direction of Gene Rhodes, placed in a second-place tie with New Haven in the NEIC, with tl -1-2 record. jerry Brown broke the school record for the most numher of points scored in il high school career. The old record was held hy John Thrapp, ll 1952 graduate who had ti total of 1,014 points for his three years of varsity lmskethzlll. Brown scored 1,2-13 und has Played on the varsity since he was il freshman. The Comets were defeated in the Avilla Sec- tional hy XYolf Luke, after being victorious over Rome City in their first game. Honor Jackets .Iolm Triteh, Holm XVugner, linger XYihle, 'l'o1n Mapes, Herlm Hills, Charles XYulluee, NVulter Donley. , X 1 K l DEIHLNS SPORTING GOODS 'fuynx 'gin knflmb Nw -ww Llgi-1' at Sfllllllillgf 'Ibm lluHn'lnlv1', Craig lim-iLlv11lm.u-lu. 'lnlm Skunk. 'Ibm llmllzftl, lilll lhxlllm, Huh llvflgmw, 'lll4'k lfihrr. -I1-1'l'y B1'4m11, -Iolm 'l'mhl, 'llmn I,v.umm. lxl1u'li11g: XIV. Iiluulvs. XII. fhlflllilll, XIII Nlvllltmll. VARSITY 195 7-58 Cheerleaders Twp: Ginny Rnllim. Smi- Chglrlvs. Liuclal Bmtwiyk Dunnal Callclxvvll. J r. Cheerleaders Bnttunlr Sully lkllumur. Limb Fritz. QV l 4 U J iv YQQ 1' yr' - W i 1- L I Qin 411 l v 1-I ff Rlxll iL:' Eighth Grade B.B. Hou' 1: David Shultz, john IIL-Llgcs, Dunne luckson, Ralph Holler, Ronnie Lzinlxforcl, Dulc Blr-L-lm. Huw 2: Mr. Nlury, Dan- ny Diggins, Iim Riclnn, John Fritz, Kenneth lhrie, jack Iol- licf, Bah Rlattlicws, Mr. Kelly. Freshman B. B. Hrru' I: Nick cl1ll'llIlL'lllil, Dalvicl xVilllL1L'L', Ianni-S Silwrt, Bull 'l'l'lIIPl1', Hugh lishc-linzin, john XY Plllll e' 5' c 11 liulw NL'XX'tUXl. Cvurgc Stn-clxlcy. Huw 2: Bill Crguit, Lu- Puysvr, Elini Spring- vr, Aluhn Hanna-s, Bill Diggins, Ilalrvcy Cnstin. Huw 3: Nlr. Nlclntwsli, Larry Blt'L'll, Dick N1ll'lliUl', Lynn Hurt, Hlnicr l,UXYtlL'l', Nlr, lllimlcs. Jr. Varsity B. B. Iluu' I: Duvicl Pulincr, Xlurvin Hart, Duvc Kropp, Torn Rog- crs, Don Cochurcl. Huw 2: Mr. lllllHll'S. Gary Nlillcr, Bula Trivr, Stvu- Pyle, XII. Xlclntush.
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