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

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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

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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 ,