Kirklin High School - Kay Yearbook (Kirklin, IN)

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mnmnirzimim'rmims r',1ma,inr5 T H E K A Y -e ee-efff-e FRED AMOS, Cspeenyj Chorus, '22, '23, Senior Class Play, '26. Chorus, '22, '23, '24 tSheridanJg Glee Club Secretary- Observe all men, thyself most. EVELYN ALLEN, qjoep Treasurer, '24, '25, The Tailor Made Man, fWest- fieldjg Sunshine Society, '25, '26g Secretary-Treasurer Senior Classg Senior Class Play, '26, Her ability to attract men is astonishing. SENIOR SONG tTune-Oh! K. H. S. XVe Sing a Ling a l,ing.5 Of all the sports on earth l know, The one I love the best, VVhich always seems so dear to me ls dear old K. H. S. 'Tis here our work and pleasures hlend. 'Tis here our hours we spend: O that these days might never end Back here in K. H. S. The year will roll and time will come, VVhen sadly hence we'll passg And sadly, too. we'll say good-bye To the dear old high school classg But oft our souls for you will yearn, And oft our hearts will pain. Oh! Could our wandering feet return. VVe'd stay at K. H. S. lVY STONVICRS. '26. C207

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.yy T H E K A Y rm: .rhi1.r irmrra1r751rm n'?ai'm'r x , Senior Class Will I, Fred Amos, do bequeath my desire for more learning to Ennis Kiphart that the school may still claim a wise student. I, Evelyn Allen, do bequeath my old dates to Madge Scott that she may not be lonely. I, Philena Amos, do bequeath my books to K. H. S. that they may furnish entertainment for some one else. A I, Wilma Bogan, do bequeath my quiet disposition to Fairy Ferguson. I, Ethel Buck, do bequeath my long hair to Lethele Myers. I, Mabel Boyer, do bequeath my marcel wave to Irene Campbell. I, William Bogan, do bequeath my popularity to Bruce Myers. I, Dorothy Burns, do bequeath my soberness to Mildred Gooch. I, Gilbert Clements, do bequeath my ability to bluff in class to Bert Bur- gess. I, Carl Crawford, do bequeath my ability to shun work to Sam Spray. I, Mary Cornell, do bequeath my rouge and lipstick to Olive Birden. I, Arley Kiphart, do bequeath my habit of sleeping in class to Cotton Douglas. I, Gladys Morton, do bequeath my ability to capture seniors to Pauline Stowers. I, Hermin Maze, do bequeath my stature to Roy Bergdoll that he may not be looked down upon. I, Mary Purciful, do bequeath my littleness to Ruth I-Iundly. I, Ruth Rowe, do bequeath my curls to Crystal Elmore. I, Ivy Stovvers, do bequeath my position as Sunshine Society President to Queen Shaffer. I, Charles Stevenson, do bequeath my shyness among the ladies to Arthur Sims. I, Hazel Smith, do bequeath my love letters to Mary Fern Templeton. C223