Kentucky Military Institute - Saber Yearbook (Lyndon, KY)

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The HK? Compares Letters The K Club is an organi- zation formed by the cadets of the battalion who have re- ceived a K for their partici- pation in a varsity sport. In Florida Gene King was elected President, H a r r i s Howard, Vice-President, Jar- vis Miguel, Secretary a n d Treasurer, and Lyle Smith, Sergeant-at-Arms. The following are mem- b e r s : Engberg, basketball, golf,Gordon,basketball manager, Smith, basketball, track, football, Baker foot- ball, Lawson, football, Laz- zell, rifle, Taggart, football, Hunsicker, swimming, Nic- hols, b a s e b all, football, Baute, football, rifle, Hub- bard, track, Howard, H., foot- ball, basketball, Trautman, cheerleader, tennis, C o r n , va .sz -1 i S MRS. J. F. FREEMAN LAWRENCEBURG, IND. SPONSOR -A swimming, Cordes, golf, bas- ketball, Jennings, baseball manager, Sankbiel, football, Miles, football, track, basket- ball, Kurfees, football, Wag- ner, football manager, bas- k e t b al l , Arthur, tennis Lynch, tennis, Haas, base- ball, T u r n e r , basketball King, D., basketball, Lilly- crop, cheerleader, Thomp- son, L., football, Preston basketball, Gatchel, tennis Miguel, golf manager, foot- ball, Rhode, football, base- ball, cheerleader, Vin t o n golf, tennis, Richmond, rifle Sharp, basketball, golf, Ha- vens, football, Freeman, foot- ball, Frazier, football, Max- well, baseball, cheerleader track, Schaefer, W., base- ball, Mudd, football, Hole- man, football, Jenks, foot- ball, Van Metre, football baseball, Crutcher, t r a c k football, Ray, R., baseball track, football, King, G., foot- ball, basketball, track, base- ball. 77

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The meets For Christian fellowship In most place the Hi-Y stands for the more serious type of organization. So does it at K. M. I. The Hi-Y is a national organization and was first started at K. M. I. in 1944, by a group of Juniors and Seniors. The fine selection of members since then is due to the fact that it takes a unanimous vote of all the members to admit them to the club. It has grown since then until now it is as large as the charter permits. The Hi-Y, with the officers as follows: President, Robin- song vice-president, Thompson, secretary-treasurer, Lilly- crop, Lerch as sergeant-at-arms, and aided by Captain Pil- lans as the faculty adviser, had a very active year. Among other activities, the Hi-Y sponsored a dance dur- ing the Florida term and continued the fine work throughout the rest of the year. As we close another successful year of the Hi-Y Club, we have the satisfaction of knowing it will stay one of the top or- ganizations at K. M. I. ' . - is Seated: Rhodes, Stewart, Nicholson. Cordes, Lerch, Robinson, Thompson, Lilly- crop, Lyons, Fleming, Engberg, Schmidt. Standing: Howard, Francis, Baker, Shannon, Van Metre, Smith, Gatchel, Hole- man, Miles, Howard, Vinton, Miguel.

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The Sings On Front Row: Captain Miller, Pianist, Mudd, Knicker, Haas, Jennings, Fleming, Weil, Ostrov. Second Row: Heazleatt. Grabo. Maners, Daniels, Preston, Stewart, Porter. Back Row: Mrs. Ruby Rowell, director, Havens, Moore, Lawson, Trautman, Dou- mas, Reed, Spaulding. This year's choir was under the able direction of Mrs. G. C. Rowell and was accompanied at the piano by Captain Lloyd Miller. The choir takes an im- portant part in the relig- ious services of the school. Mrs. Rowell has trained the boys very well and has developed several good so- loists. This year's choir was organized in ,October and made its first perform- ance on the Homecoming Vespers p r o g r a ni . At Christmas time the choir held its annual Christmas pageant for the cadet bat- talion in the school gymna- sium. It was a very solemn affair, and everyone en- joyed it very much. In Kentucky a quartet 78 MISS VIRGINIA ZAPP LOUISVILLE, KY. SPONSOR from the choir gave sever- al selections at an after- noon Vespers service. The ni e m b e r s of the quartet were: Cadets Haas, G., Weil, Jennings, C. L., and Hammack. While in Flori- da the choir sang at sever- al neighboring churches. Three ni e m b e r s of the school choir went to Louis- ville to sing in the All-Ken- tucky High School Chorus. They were: Kricker, Jen- nings, C. L., and Daniels. The choir holds sessions several nights each Week in the Kentucky gymnasium and in the lobby of the Ven- ice Hotel in Florida. Here they rehearse for the next Sunday's program. The officers of the choir were elected in November in Kentucky and are: Presi- dent, Jennings, C. L.g Vice- President, Flemingg Secre- tary-Treasurer, Weil.