Kent High School - K Yearbook (Kentland, IN)

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,gn .xdlalarecia fion, The Senior Class of 1949 wishes to take this means to sincerely thank our parents who have worked so ha1'd and made sacrifices during the past years to enable us to complete High School and to take our wonderful senior trip. Their help and splendid co-operation will always be remenibered by the members of our class. We feel only genuine love and appreciation toward them. The Forty-niners also wish to thank everyone who has helped to make this annual a reality by purchasing a MK . We especially wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the businessmen of our community for their excellent support of our advertising section. YVe also thank the Indianapolis Engraving Company for their prompt and courteous service. It was a joy to work with them. To the Benton Review Publishing Company. Inc.. we extend a vote of thanks for their excellent services in printing and binding of the 1949 'LK . ln addition we wish to thank Mr. Smith. the members of the faculty. and those students who have worked long hours to make our annual possible. Pane eialztu-one

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enior 641:56 We. the Senior Class of 1949. realizing that we are about to depart from this school life and being of good health and unsound mind and memory. desire to bestow some of our dignity and responsibility upon worthy successors before we are thrust out into the cold. cruel. heartless world. We declare this to be our last will and testament of the Class of '--19. The Class of '49 leaves the faculty with the greatest regrets but it hopes that sometime in the future they may have the pleasure of trying to teach as intelligent a class as said faculty have been privileged to teach. ALSO WE LEAYE: To Mr. Smith, fond memories of a class who tried to do things well always and to Mr. Fiscus. a trunk to replace his tattered and torn brief caseg and Miss Mans. a book on How to control your Mans lmentu. To Miss Whaley. a large barrel of aspirins so the students won't have to go home with a headache. To Mr. Overpeck. a lifetime supply of valve and slide oil. and to Mr. Nicholson. the headaches of corraling next year's Seniors. Tom Limp's curly hair to Mr. Brown. and to Miss Richardson. an all boy physical education class. To Miss Sizelove. a million and one essays on Capitalism for Economics class. and to Mr. Turpin. Howard Hensley's black hair. To Miss Kitsmiller. all the fines collected from the '-l9,ers in the library, and to Miss Meyer we leave Rita Lutz with this admonition Shake well before using g and to Mr. Lutz. more sleepy Agricultural classes. To Seth. an assistant to give him more time to check the thermometers. To the Juniors, our ability toward good class spirit and work. To the Sophomores. all left over crepe paper and punch for their prom. To the Freshmen. hope that they as Seniors will have an undefeated season in all sports. To the school. remainder of our treasury for a new gym. PERSONALLY WE BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING: Donald Beekman's revealing flash pictures to Marian Rieger. and Mary Cahill's senior skirt to Connie Phillippi. and Mary Ann Carroll's athletic ability to Esther McCarty. Joan Cassidyls and Marian Collum's spare pennies to Jeanne O. for Peep. Betty Collins ito Kate Sondgeratht her two books Love and Learn . and How to Hold a Man . Jolm Flinn's night life and ability to play basketball the next night to 'LSpeck Henderson. Howard Hensleyls w ay with girls to Jolm Dennis. and Floyd Hutchins0n's ability to make cheese sandwiches to his brother. Ralph. Shirley Lee's attempts to get new hair styles to Joan Rupp. and Mary Margaret Lillig's week-ends to Joyce Wildason. Tom Limp's two good feet to David Diedam. and Lester Martin's shop ability to Joan Cady. and Betty Monroe's braids to Juliet Couch. Frank Mullen's book One Thousand and One Pep Talks to the oncoming Senior president and this advice. Remember-you are working for the class. and not the class for you. John Newland's ability to get dates lin history! to Bill Vlalkerg John Parr's flirtatious ways to Alice Sego and Donald Perkins gray hairs to Rita Lutzg and Catherine Petersen's tiaming locks to Joan Bower. John Prue's studious habits to Joanne Simison. and Bill Reedis romantic dreaming to Bob Hougland. Lea Rose Sondgerath's typing ability to Phyllis Murphy and Barbara Spangler's quiet voice to Pat Daley. Bill Stombaugh's size and statue to Don Sondgerath. and Robert Taylor's blushing ability to Bob Becker. and Marilyn Tebo's old straws to Jack Mullen. Ruth Walkup's ability to cut stencils to Barbara Miller, and Beverly Whaley's enticing ways to Stewart Beatty. Being fully aware that there may be some slight difficulties in carrying into effect the foregoing provisions of this will. we hereby appoint an executrix who we all are sure can execute anything. namely Mary Elizabeth Kitsmiller. In witness of the assembly clock, we do hereby set our hand and seal. SENIOR CLASS OF '49 Page eighty

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