Kent High School - K Yearbook (Kentland, IN)

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SL?- Q? , ,.,, xg M ,:Aa.,, . . ' -. f i . i . ,y Superintendent Tipton Quia .gjuloerinfenclenf A good friend, a good advisor, and good leadership all are qualities of our new superintendent this year, Mr. Ross Tipton. Mr. Tipton attended Indiana State Teachers College for his education and re- ceived degrees in science, mathematics and music. Golf and fishing are his favorite hobbies and a lot of credit goes to Mr. Tipton for the many achievements he is trying to bring and give to K. H. S. By this time next year, Mr. Tipton hopes Kentland High will have a new gymna- Page six sium, and we all know this will only be possible with his help and suggestions. Being musically minded, he has also started a swing band at Kentland High, he helps also in the way of contributing his abilities and time to help the student mem- bers. In 1937 he married Helen Hendricks, and they now reside on Iroquois Drive with their two children, Tommy and Mary Catherine. To Mr. Tipton, the Seniors say success to you in the future, and thanks for help- ing make our last year the best.

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Ear of giclucafion Supt. Mr. Tipton, Mr. Wilbur Olson, Mr. Ed Barce, Mr. La Fern Wfhaley, and Principal Mr. Miller No school could possibly be a success without good administration and that is one thing K. H. S. Certainly has. We, the students, feel very fortunate that we have such wise and cooperative administrators. for we know that without their advice and help we could not possibly have reached the top in good standing. Our school board consists of good lead- ers and community men. They meet every month, and at this time they try hard to discuss and solve all the problems a school of ours might have. Another advantage we, the students, have is the young lady who sits in the of- fice, all day, Mrs. Betty Dorton. Betty is always Willing to help and along with helping Mr. Tipton, she keeps all the min- Secretary Betty Dorton utes for the meetings of the school board. Mrs. Dorton is a graduate of K. H. S. and we wish to extend the greatest amount of gratitude to her from the Class of 1950. 0 UK Y 'eww Q W K 1 , i A Page fllf

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EQCMA eh 'gps-5-T ' . .xf 1 i I i S. . X MISS KITSMILLER English, Latin, and Library Years at K. H. S., 25 DePauw, Purdue, and Wisconsin B.A., M.A. Rating in Library Sci- ence MR. MILLER Mathematics, Health, Physical Ed ucation Years at K. H. S., 3, Coach 1939, 1940, 1950 Purdue University M.P.E.g B.P.E. MISS BAYS Home Economics and Physical Ed- ucation Years at K. H. S., 1 Indiana University B.S. Degree in Home Economics MISS O'CONNOR English Years at K. H. S., 1 Indiana University B.A., M.A. MR. FISCUS Mathematics and Science Years at K. H. S., 4 Indiana State Teachers College BS. MR. NICHOLSON Mathematics and Science Years at K. H. S.. 2 Purdueg Williainette University, Salem, Oregong Colorado Univer- sityg Indiana State Teachers College BS Page seven