Kent High School - K Yearbook (Kentland, IN)

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SUNSHINE Bon One: Miss Kitsmiller. J. C0lIl'll., M. M. Lillig. C W ull 'l Mntln E. Armold. C. Hanmnun. J. Curran. Y. Zell Ron Tun: M. Tello. A. Segn. B. Spangler. J. Curly. l D nlex D Vt ooclrull' H. Xvillllillll, R. Wulkup. B. Good Row Three: J. Coldenslein. P. Murphy. C. Phillippl M 'nga M RIELCF K. Sundgerulh. B. Collins. A. Dieter. M. Riegle. P. Polen Pnl Murphs Row Four: D. Mutlox, B. Miller. J. Taylor. M. Peter en M xllfl 'Han Petersen. J. Clark, C. Sauder. J. Simison. B. Monroe. B WhllES Ron Five: J. Bower. E. McCarty. 5. Balrllell. C. llfllllllllt' M Nnnon J. Cassidy. M. Collum. I.. B. Sondgeralh. K. Petersen z C 1 M. Carroll HI-Y Ron One: S. w'2l5lllllll'll. W. Marlin. C. Burge. R. Reed. A. Maguire D. Murphy. D. Com-h Row Twn: Mr. Smith. F. Mullen. B. Meme-ring. P. Krug. C. Cillll.. J. Mullen N. Wv8lll1bII. J. Dennis. J. Newlnml Ron Three: M. Henderson. D. Dieclnm. D. S0llClgBl'1llll. T. Mullen. N. Krull B. Wlulker. Wi. Reetl. M. Houglnml. B. Hougluncl Row Four: M. i'8gCl'lt'llllBl'. B. Sell. S. Beatty. YY. Slmnlruugll. J. Prue J. Flinn. J. Parr. D. Perkins :if ' ' Pa o lv f QQ' I Page tlznty ezght ? iff- Nrx ff..

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SUNSHINE M. Kitsmiller. J. Goldenstein, M, Collum. C. Petersen, R. Lutz, C. Phil- lippi HI-Y Frank Mullen. J. Flinn, J. Parr. U. Diedam. A. Maguire 3111.4 'zine ocicfy The Kentland Sunshine Society was or- ganized in 1928 hy the girls of the Xvest Lafayette Chapter. All girls in the High School are nienihers. The Sunshine Society has as its CllllJlClll, The Rising Sun: song. My Sunshine Girlnz colors, Yellow an cl Wvhiteg and motto, Others , The general theme of our pro- gram is 'flills Heritage . The outstanding activity and accomplish- ments of our program this year was the initiation service for the new meinhers, and the selling of Sunshine Ca1'ds throughout the year. The girls were enough enthused over selling cards that the dues for the cluh we1'e eliminated. The officers for the society this year in- clude: President. Catherine Peterseng Vice- President, Connie Phillippig Recording Secretary, ,lean Goldensteing Correspond- ing Secretary, Donna Woocl1'uffg Treasurer, Marian Collum, and Sponsor, Miss Mary Kitsmiller. All 6-3 Q. ef if E A ,A A W--vi-rf if . L - The Hi-Y Cluh enjoyed its most success- ful year. With thirty-three memhers. we participated in a full year of worthwhile programs and activities carrying out the theme. Now is the Hour to create. main- tain. and extend Christian Character. On Octoher 5 we entertained the sixth district Hi-Y conference. Two hundred at- tended this conference which was the lrcst in the state. Mr. Smith and five memhers attended the state Hi-Y conference at Evansville. Frank Mullen represented our district at the Na- tional Hi-Y Conference at Nliami fvniver- sity, Oxford, Ohio, last June. Several attended the Spring district con- ference at Wfest Lafayette, March 23. Senior Day elimaxed our Hi-Y year on May 11. All Hi-Y fellows will forever re- memher this closing meeting. Page thirty--nine