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

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I v E its , 'w2aa'- fX 1 as TRTR QCONTINUEDJ THE SHXTH' DAY WE WELL LEAVE NEW YORK AND ENTER PENN- SYLYANTA AND TRAVEL OMER THE FAMOUS PENNSYLVANTA TURNPIKE. WE WTEE SPEND THE NHGHT AT THE FORT PNTT HOTEL. THE SEVENTH DAY WE WTLE SEE FORT PTTT BLOCKHOUSE AND THE GOLDEN TRUANGLE AT PHTTSBURGH. WE THEN ARRTVE AT CANTON, OHTO WHERE WE WTEE YTEW PRES. MO KTNLEY9s TOMS. AFTER TRAVEETNS THROUGH MANSFHELD AND DELPHOS, OHTO WE ARE SCHED- ULED TO REACH GOOD OLD KBRKLAND ABOUT 7300 P.M. BOYS HOME ECONOMTCS AT THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL BOYS A HOME EOONOMTOS OLASS WAS OPENED THUS YEAR TO THE ERESHMAN AND SOPHOMORES. MUCH TO THE OELHGHT OF THE EOURTEEN BOYS THEY PROVED THEMSELMES VERY ETTTOTENT DN MTNTNO BATTERS AND SEWUNG ON BUTTONSO THEY EOORED TRTM AND NEAT HN THETR FRESH ARRONS WHTPPUNG UP A RATOH OF OOORTES OR A SNAOR OF SPAGHETTT AND MEATBALLS. THEHR ROETOY WAS THAT EVERY DOY SHOULD BE ABLE TO TAKE CARE QF HBMSELF AT MEAETTME HF THE NEED AROSE. THEY SPENT PART OF THE FHRST SEMESTER STUDYTNO NUTRUTHON AND THEN RRAOTTOEO THE ART OF SOOO OOORTNO. THETR OURRTOULUM THE SECOND SEMESTER WAS QUTTE VAREEDS THEY STUDTEO EAMTLY RELATUONS, CHGLD CARE? THE SELECTBON AND OARE OF A BOYS WARDROBE, WHTOH TNGLUDED LEARNTNO To PRESS THEIR CLOTHES9 MAKE A NEAT PATCH9 AND SEW ON BUTTONS. BEBNG TEENAGERS THEY TOOK A SPECHAL TNTEREST GN THE THME THAT WAS SPENT AOQUTRTNS THE RULES OE ETTQUETTE SO NECESSARY To THEM AT HOME, DATRNG9 ANO EN ALL THETR ACTBVHTEESS ONE or THE HTOH-LTOHTS OF THE COURSE WAS THE SKET ON MANNERS WHTOH THEY WROTE AND PRESENTED TO THE P. T. A. UN APRULO THE BOYS ALSO TOOK SEVERAL ETELD TRTPSQ TN THE FALL THEY VTSUTEO THE KROGER MARKET UN CONNECTUONNWTTH THETR STUDY OF MEAT AND THE HOOSTER CONDENSERY. IN THE SRRTNO THEY YTSTTED A OLOTHTNO STORE FOR ACTUAL HANOLTNO OF GAR' MENTS AND ROTNTS ON WTSE SELECTUONSO H BELUEVE THE BOYS AND MR. HOUSK HAVE ENUOYED THTS COURSE WHTOH WAS SET UP TO TTT THEM FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDENG AND LTVTNO TN THETR HOMES, COMMUNETY AND NATTON. wx . ,?EgijZQ2gd-Nssb ii? Esxagg: 2:5 Tg-'IEP 7 ,, s Uv ,I Qi ' T I h VIL.. N' ' ' . . X f X! T X X O A c'1' Q2 5

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P-xxx!!! 1' 4!5 :QJP N T E 'w.h 4 g'ii xf LI. MUSIC DUE T0 DIFFIOULTIES WE DO NOT HAVE A MUSIO TEACHER THIS YEAR9 BUT WE ARE PROUD TO SAV THAT wE HAVE 19 GIRLS AND 15 BOYS IN CHORUS. WE SANO FOR THE FARMERS INSTI- TUTE AND PLAN TO SING IN THE MUSTO FESTIVAL AT GENEVA HIOH SCHOOL. MRS. HAUGK AND DON ARNOLD HAVE HELPED BN THE DIREOTION OF THE OHORUS. CHRISTMAS DINNER THE KIRKLAND LADIES CLUB FOLLOWED THEIR USUAL cus- TOM AND SERVED A DELIOIOUS DINNER T0 THE HIGH SCHOOL AND GRADES. V CHRISTMAS PARTY THE CHRISTMAS PARTY WAS HELD THE DAY MAS VACATIONS GIFTS WERE ENOHANOEO WITH OF EACH CLASS AS SANTA. SOMEONE ELSE CLAUS AND GAVE EACH SENIOR ROV A GIFT T0 BEFORE CHRIST- THE PRESIDENT ACTED AS SANTA REPRESENT THIS CHILDHOOD. INSTEAD OF THE USUAL TREAT FOR THE STUDENTS, THE TEACHERS PROVIDED A FULL LENGTH MOVIE, FEATURING ALICE FAYE9 TONY MARTIN, AND JOAN DAVIS. THIS WAS END JOYED AND GREATLY APPRECUATED BY ALL. FARMERS I NSTI TUTE ON FEBRUARY 3 THE FARMERS INSTITUTE WAS HELD AT KURKLAND HIGH SOHOOL. MUSICAL NUMBERS WERE GIVEN BY THE HIOH SCHOOL CHORUS. THE LADIES WERE VERY HELPFUL IN SERVING A DELECIOUS DINNER TO EVERYONE. EXHIBITS WERE OPEN TO KIRKLAND9 PREBLE, FRENCH TOWNSHIPS AND SOHOOL PATRONS OF WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. M W 4 W 4 B 8 W W GIVE ME A MATCH9 BILL. nHERE IT IS. NWELLD OAN YOU BEAT THAT? IIVE FORGOTTEN MY CIGARETTES.n HSUTOO BAD5 GIVE ME BACK MY MATOH.U MR. DEGKER9 NWHAT WAS THE TOWER OF BABEL?' BETTY I. HWASNDT THAT WHERE SOLOMON KEPT HIS 500 WIVES?n I I MR. ARNOLD8 nWHAT DO YOU OALL THE LAST TEETH WE GET?n ROGER K. 2 AWFALSE TEETH.W jg? E ES 4g?Ei..QEEi, .-'Iii I , 521 Af f?,f! I f ,I I D , x ff