Kirkland Township High School - Shadows Yearbook (Adams County, IN)

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.f ::- Qii' SENEOR GLASS NQLL CGONTBNUEDD 'ug gi H, VTVTAN ARNOLD, wuLL ALL THE HOMEWORK THAT I HAVE HAD HN THE PAST FOUR YEARS T0 REUBEN ZIMMERMAN, wHo as NEVER SEEN QARRTTNS A eoox HOME. H, EVELVN KHPFER, WILL MY ABULITY TO GET ALONG WTTH THE TEACHERS AND PRACTIGALLY ALL THE Kaos TO Boa HELLER, BETTY HSGH, WELL TO ANYONE wHo WANTS IT, EVERY- f HT THHNG H HAVE REGEUVED FROM SCHOOL THQSE LAST FOUR YEARS, EXCEPT MY MOST PRBZED POSSESSBON, BULL. I, CLUFFORD LANDHS, NTLL MY QUIETNESS IN STUDY HALL T0 DuxsE HTLL. 0 B, MARTHA Lsev, wuLL MY GUGGLE To RAMON STEFFEN, T0 MAKE LUFE GHEERY AFTER I AM GONE, H, JOHN PARRTSH, WELL mv WHOLE LUBRART or WESTERN NOVELS TO ALacE BETNEKE, AFTER H AM FUNHSHED WITH THEM-0 X w ESREQTALLT, THE WORN ONES, q . Gfym ul xx .- U, GEORGE RUNGGER, JR., WELL MY ACTUNG ABILITY AND 'X BLONDE HAUR TO dam ARNOLD, A ff l B, ESTHER SDWARDS, wuLL MY ABILTTT TO SING TENoR, AND TO FORGET NT GLGSSES UN GONVENIENT PLAcEs T0 ELBERTA WARTHMAN. H, DwusHT TROXEL, WELL TO RHGHARD BAUMGARTNER, MY PBERCUNG BLUE EYES, VERY SGBER EXPRESSION AND BUTCH HAIR DUT, IN WITNESS, HEREWHTH, WE THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE SET X OUR HAND AND SEAL ON THIS EHGHTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, IN THE YEAR or OUR LDRD, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-NUNE, QSEGNEDD T MARTHA Lsev ,7 QWITNESSJ ESTHER SDWARDS 0 -I3IIEZII-ffdiiifiiiljzil jSJ42Ek :gi 5 -A-.55 4Ii:!!iIiiI', Y

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'xxxiiwk 2' CLASS PROPHECY v E ,. Q3 C3 AFTER TEN YEARS AS A RADTO ARTIST, I, BETTY ISDH, DEGBDED To RETURN T0 MY OOUNTRY HOME AND RETERE FROM PUBLIC LHFE. ON THE SECOND DAY OF MY ARRUVAL AT MY COUNTRY ESTATE WHO BS OF MY HAVE NEAR DECATUR, B REOETMED A LETTER FROM MARY SMBTH TEACHTNG AT KHRKLAND HUGH SOHOOL. MARY HAD HEARD HOMEOOMTNG UN THE DECATUR UADLY DEMOCRAT AND WAS SENDGNG ME EACH MONTH SCHOOL OAzE RUB- A OORY OF KTRKLAND SCHOOL DAZES LHSHED A LHST OF A GRADUATUNG GLASS OF FORMER YEARS AND COPY R RECEUVED WAS FEATUR- STATES WHAT EAOH ES DOUNG. THE UNG THE CLASS OF 1949. UPON READENG THE LBST, THBS HS WHAT H LEARNED CONGERNRNG THE AGTTVTTTES OF MY FORMER CLASSMATESO T FOUND QT SO UNTERESTENG THAT T SHALL QUOTE DTREOTLYE ESTER SOWAROS ES TEAGHTNG UN KTRKLAND HTGH SCHOOLS SHE REOETVED HER AB AND M. S. DEGREE FROM BALL STATE TEAOH- ERS COLLEGE AND HAS ADDED ANOTHER DEGREE, THE LETTERS BESNG MRSA DARREL ARNOLD TS A RLUMBER AND AFTER WORKUNG A FEW YEARS AT THIS TRADE, HE HAS FORMED A GORPORATHONS BT BS KNOWN AS THE FRUECHTEQARNOLD CORRORATTON. JOYCE wAS NAMED RRTYATE SEGRETARYQ JOHN PARRISH AFTER TRYTNG A NUMBER OF YEARS To MAKE A BETTER CAR THAN THE KATSER FRATZER, GAVE UP BN DESPAHR. HE Now HOLDS A RESRONSTBLE POSHTGON WUTH THAT CORPORATBON AT THE WTLLOW RUN PLANTS EVELYN KHPFER MADE HER BEST RECORD IN THE HOME EDONOM- TOS DEPARTMENT OF KTRKLAND HTGH SCHOOL. SHE BS STILL USSNG THE KNOWLEDGE SHE OBTADNED THERE. ON ALL THE STREETS OF NEW YORK YOU wTLL SEE BAKERY TRUCKS wTTH THE SLOGAN WTRY KlP'S HOMEMADE BREAD AND PASTRYTH DWTGHT TROXEL MADE BASKETBALL HTS LBFEUS WORK. HE HAS PLAYED ON SEVERAL OF THE LEADBNG FROFESSIONAL TEAMS. THE ZOLLNER PQSTONS RECENTLY DONTRAOTED FOR HHM. TT KS UNDER- STOOD THAT THE PRBCE wAS WELL OVER TWENTYDFBVE THOUSAND DOL- LARS PER YEAR0 RONALD BYERLY WAS GRADUATED FROM TNDTANA UNIVERSETY WHERE HE SPECTALBZED DN BUSUNESS EDUGATBON. FOR MANY MONTHS AFTER HTS GRADUATBON THE OAMPUS WAS A RATHER DULL PLACE FOR MANY OF THE FATR SEK. HE RECENTLY BECAME PRESADENT OF ONE OF THE LARGEST TOY FAOTORTES DN CHTOAGO, WHERE HE NOW LIVES WDTH HTS wTFE AND CHBLDRENS CARL FIECHTER OWNS A LARGE HOTEL EN GHTDAGO. MANY SSGN BOARDS OVER THE COUNTRY CARRY THE FOLLOWING TNFORMATTONT HOTEL FTECHTERQ-ONE THOUSAND ROOMS, ONE THOUSAND BATHS, ONE THOUSAND RADIOSS 7-K 6 .4 X'Cf-T rd: .Lf . . i 'wi f I T cm ' I ix q T 1' . T un Y 2 T 'X Y J