Kirklin High School - Kay Yearbook (Kirklin, IN)

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DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1940, wish to dedicate this our annual to our parents, the faculty, and our friends. It was only through their coopera- tion and guidance that the publication of this book was possible.

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THE KAY 1940 Published by the SENIOR CLASS of KIRKLIN HIGH SCHOOL KIRKLIN, INDIANA Volume Fourteen

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CLASS PO'EM We, the 40 Senior Class, Are leaving Kirklin soon. Alas! We'll let the Juniors take our place And keep Kirklin High in the race. Our colors, white and green, On the Seniors you have seen. - White symbolizes purity and high ideals, Green is emblematic of life in our worldly fields. Ruth Ann Botts likes this Marty , You know he's just another big town smarty. Alfred Cleaver is good on our English tests, Kid him about it, and you'll find out the rest. Donna Campbell plus J. KC., Th,at's as nice a couple as can be. Well, here we are, a blonde, guess who ? This little gal is Marjorie Cue. Kerr likes apples, so we've heard, When it comes to jump'n fences, he's fleet as a bird. William Perkins likes civics, too, But the points in his grades are certainly few. Business training, civics, English, and Cicero too, All are subjects of Geraldine Cue. Crawford is dark and McCoskey is fair, All of us think they're another good pair. What's in a name? , says Mary Jane, Who has a feller by the name of Lane. Jim Costlow has a crazy whim, When he tackles 'em they go down-on him. Rosemary Pruitt likes the new cars, And it makes no difference about the boys, har, When Dick Turner doesn't hear from Joanne, You can not help but hear him moan. Vonda Poer likes Calvin Spray, They're considering marriage about next May. Continued on Page Seven har! Page Three