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

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C Q Ron' 1: Colette Chaudoin, Peg Cciser, -lean Drerup, janet W'olheter, Karen Carlisle, Shelby Holler, Susie Charles, Pa- tricia Cochard, ,loan Bender, Ginny Hollins, Indy Blake, Sally Palmer. Row 2: Peg Haney, Linda Streh, Patty Newton, Sharon Haskins, Shirley Blech, Diana Moreland, Rita Lung, Theresa Bopp, Anne Platner, .lady Fritz, Barhara Todd, Sharon Omo. Hou' 3: .loyce Mills, Nancy Mallon, .Indy Lee Shultz, Nancy Stienharger, Luanne Herendeen, Sarah Cosnell, Judy Owen, Cathy Ellsworth, Barhara Zeis, Nancy Casselman, Karen Cerher, ,Ian Benkenherger. Ron' 4: Nancy Young, Sue Chiddistcr, Martha Baker, vleri Foster, Linda Himes, Nlarty Cunsaullus, Marie Kent, Nedra Smith, Connie Coney, .Indy Bopp, Phyl Kammerer, Karen Hite. Row 5: -Ianet Becker, Bev Bailey, Kathy McElroy, Bonnie Lee Price, Cecilia Scott, Sandy Grady, Nancy Mains, -loan Gardner, Linda Blake, Carolyn Fischer, Linda Fritz, -loyce Pant. Ron' 5: Carol Sweet, Dale Sweet, loan Cienger, Susan Smith, Pat Carunchia, Sandra Vogel, Pat Miller, Carol Lower, Marilyn Ilandol, Sheila Boyd, Sara Ilazelton, Edith Ortstadt. Ron' 7: Danenne Hossinger, -Ieannettc Andrysiak, -Iulie Todd, Carole Cooper, -Iill Blollielf, Nancy Shultz, Donna Michau, lluth Kropp, Nancy Mapes, Diana Hill, Sue Henkenherger, Aloyce Coney, Xlrs. Smith. The Pep Club Cheers for Our Team. Cheers from the Pep Club help the Comets on to victoryl For the fourth year the cheer- leaders and the Pep Cluh have worked out new yells to keep up the school spirit. Nlemhers of the cluh made red vests and mittens which the cheering hlock wore at the home games. For the final hoost hefore the Sectional, the Pep Cluh awarded the players and coaches with golden horseshoes to send them on to victory. K The officers for the year were Colette Chaudoin, president, Peg Ceiser, vice-president, Sandy Crady, secretaryg and Anne Platner, treasurer. 106

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Some of the Faculty Are Starting Their Careers Here

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G.A.A. Lets Girls Participate in Sports. Girls' Athletic Association All girls interested in sports are urged to join the C.A.A. They participate in softball. volley- ball, basketball. tennis, and badminton. Blem- bers in G.A.A. have a chance to meet girls from other schools at playdays. A district playday was held at Chnrubusco on December 13. Nlrs. Smith. Sonya Donley, and Sharon Frank- lin attended Leadership Camp at Camp Te- U . . A , Culnseh Delphi Indilinll on October 4 5 Ol4l'lChR3: Bonnie Becker, sports chairman: Nanci Q , l L , 'I . ' Yew members received emblems wliik-11 on Franklin. sr-eretaryg Sue Chiddister. treasurer. they wore for the first week, and the officers received their guards for their pins at the in- itiation and installation service on December 8. Hou' I: Sue Brady. Linda Kurtz. vlanet Blanton. Carolyn Swander. kloyee Young. Pat Donley. Peggy Sparrow. Klart 7 Simmons. Linda Aeker. lanet Annlies. lrmtrand Ahl. Hou' g: Sue Chiddister. Ursula llaiienstein. Bonnie Beelter. Indy Guth- rie. Pat Xliller. Sandra laeonhardt. Karen Hite. Drenda Cox. Linda Donley. Sharon Griffith, Roux 3: ,loan Bender. Sandi Hoop, Sandy Grady. .loyee Neal. Connie Davis. lr-ri Foster, Xlartha Baker. Xlacleline liielmrds. Sharon Franklin. Ethylenr Gose. Sonya Donley. Stienbarger. vice-president: Sonya Donley. presidentg Shar-