Kirklin High School - Kay Yearbook (Kirklin, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

v 1 I V n f .Q bis!- will .ua- W. The Senior Class School Klrklln Indiana Presents Kirklin Township Dedication We, the members of the Class of l953 dedicate the Kay to xu S xms who has bun associated mth tha ikllixllll Il1p.h School for the past s cmun xx ns been both our Q0l!ll'NllI'll1X U kiln url r mom r in If f I 4 R0 'X I. Mb' ' .5 H A pox' H Ho has -- teacher and friend, in schnol and in thc Mil -z' . Iililur N111 ' - fkln I 1. Assoc-:atv C iitm' CONTENTS Adminstration 3-8 The Classes 9-20 Athletics 2I-34 Activities 35-63 Advertisers 63 84 'fmt IP 'fG X 'flu J L I, FX ,'I f fvfgff G 1 L71 4IZ4?ZZ71!L- A -01,12-.-,123-rf ,E arf XX Q 7155-if-ff 7- 1, 4+ -+' 1-1-fs Key? Eg! 'T- 2 1-.-Lv m i?5' f 4- u--: E E if ilIf 3' '5.'I3'x D 552,553 Aifl -fc-Q!-1-7 3 abr, V A in CH00 1 - A f il? f,,,f.s -, --Q I . I' It .0 ' l -Fi 'Q W . 3 ' V ff if -sf 'T fl' - X - ' - '-'Aff 'TQ ' A 3 f cw -Y I Y TV MTYVW - fl 51 N 1 '7f'l-4+i. 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XVI' truly uferr' The Truuelersf' Here wus our home. 'Q... MRS. RUTH VALLEY Purdue University B. S. Co-Sponsor of Seniors Home Economics PAUL PAYNE Franklin A. B. 1927, Indiana Butler University M. S., 1947 Senior Sponsor, School Treasurer Football Coach, Social Studies Athletic Director DELYN WERNER Purdue University B. S., Indiana University M. S., Vocational Agriculture, FFA Advisor Biology. Seventh Grade Health 4-H Sponsor, Sophomore Sponsor MISS DONNA GULLION Ball State Teachers College English, Spanish Co-Sponsor of Juniors ROWE B. MYERS Indiana University A. B. Ball State, Mathematics Social Studies, Seventh Grade Sponsor, Advisor to Kay Staff TRUMAN STOWERS Central Normal A. B. Butler University English, History, Librarian Cor. Oakland City College Extension Indiana University MRS. FERN KREISHER DePauw University, Ball State Music. Art, Sunshine Sponsor LLOYD LUZADER Central Normal A. B., Butler University M. S., Science Mathematics, Junior Sponsor JOHN DAVISON Central Normal B, S., Social Studies, Commerce, Basketball Track Coach, Physical Education, 8th Grade Sponsor WILLIAM STEVENSON Ball State Sixth Grade. Coach .lunior High -5.. MRS. BERTHA ZELLERS Monmouth College A. B. Substitute Teacher WILLIAM J. University of Minnesota B. S. Butler Instrumental Music and Band MRS. LULIA M. DUNN Central Normal College B. S. Madam Blakers, Ball State, Franklin College School of M First Grade MRS. MILDRED BALIFF Purdue University Central Normal College Fifth Grade MRS. ALDENA MCKINNEY Ball State College Fourth Grade MRS. FAYE RIEGLE FARRELL Muncie Normal, Indiana University Wisconsin University and Butler Second Grade MRS. JEANETTE COLLIER ARTMAN Central Normal College B. S. Ball State College Butler, Indiana Third Grade MOODY usic in Indianapolis 119' 1 IVe, the Class of '53, will acer remember our janitors, Mr. Carl Payne and Mr. Norual IVard, who were always at our sffrvirc. 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L llc'l'lu'I'I lil Ulu' . . .. . .. .... , fllllclm' ,xc-r' itivx -I.1c'k Slwrl . . .. , , ,M ' . It lhxul ilmx , t'.lll'll4!.lI K1lJIllIllI'tl'l' H.lI'MLll'.l Blu All-hx , . . .M ' .Ilt Mg ,, T 65 N xxXs I F? if 1 2f:? 5s7::z? The Classes Seniors U d I EI ty PRESIDENT ,..... VICE-PRESIDENT ........ SECRETARY-TREASURER BERNARD STOWERS Football 4 years, Freshman Basketball, Track 3 years. Annual Staff, F.F.A. 4 years, Senior Play, H-Y 2 years, SHIRLEY DENNIS Picture Editor of Annual, Sunshine Camp 52-53, Spanish Club 3 years, 4-H 7 years, G.A.A. 1 year, Secretary, 52-53, Spring Festival 4 years, Glee Club 4 years, Sunshine 4 years, Vice President 51-52, Junior and Senior Play, Secretary-Treas- urer 50-51. MARGARET MCCLAMROCI-I Glee Club 3 years, 4-H 8 years, Junior Leader 2 years, Sunshine 4 years, Treasurer of Sunshine 52-53, Spanish Club 2 years, G.A.A. 1 year, Class Plays 2 years, Geometry Contest 51, Typing Con- test 52, D.A.R. Good Citizen 53, Yell Leader 1 year, Assistant Picture Editor for Annual 52-53. DICK STRAWN Annual Staff, 4-H 3 years, Track 1 year, Secre- tary-Treasurer Senior Class 53, F.F.A. 1 year, Jun- ior Play, Freshmen Basketball 1 year. HERBERT BOONE Senior Play, Junior Play, H-Y 1 year, Class Presi- dent 2 years, Annual Staff. BARBARA SHELLY Annual Staff, The Traveler ....,.., MILO KINCAID .... MORRIS KERCHEVAL A .... RICHARD STRAWN -10- WINNIE LOU HARRIS Glee Club 2 years, Sunshine Society 2 years. Sun- shine Society President 52-53, Senior Class Play. Junior Class Play, High School News of The Traveler, G.A.A. 1 year, Annual Staff. DON ALTOPP Tech of Indianapolis, Baseball 2 years. Kirklin High School, Student Manager of Football 1 year. Football 1 year, Senior Class Play, Stage Man- ager of Junior Class Play, F.F.A, 1 year, Annual Staff. MILO KINCAID Football 4 years, Freshman Basketball, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Vice-President of Class Sophomore year, Vice-President of Class Junior year, President of Class Senior year, F.F.A. Treasurer 1 year, F.F.A. Vice-President 1 year, F.F.A. President 1 year, Treasurer of F.F.A. Dis- trict V 1 year, Vice-President of Sectional II 1 year, Hi-Y 2 years, Editor of Annual. ROBERT TOMPKINS Football 2 years, Track 3 years, Basketball 2 years, Hi-Y 2 years, F.F.A. 2 years, Vice-Presi- dent of Class 1 year, Boys' Chorus 1 year, Typing Contest 1 year, Manager of Senior Class Play, Annual Staff. MARJORIE J. MORTON Glee Club 4 years, Sunshine Society 4 years, 4-H 5 years, Junior Leaders 1 year, Spanish Club 3 years, Club Secretary and Treasurer 1 year, Class Secretary and Treasurer 2 years, Class Secretary 1 year, G.A.A. 1 year, Vice-President of G.A.A, 52-53, Yell Leader 2 years, Junior Class Play, Sen- ior Class Play, Trophy for Magazine Sales 2 years, Award for Sales in Sunshine 1 year, Co-Editor of The Traveler' 52-53, Assistant Editor of Annual. DON PADGETT Hi-Y 2 years, Class President 51-52, F.F.A. 1 year, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Football 4 years. Football Captain, Annual Staff, we-95 at 4 , Q - ,3j,.,, ,W QV, ' 41 , 1 5:2152 5 fwfwizi Class Motto: Our Lives Are in the Making Class Colors: Green and White Class Flower: Pink and White Roses ,11- MORRIS KERCHEVAL Basketball 4 years, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Class Treasurer 50-51, Class Vice- President 52-53. Annual Staff. DWIGHT HENSLEY Spanish Club 3 years. Co-Editor of The Trav- eler. Annual Staff. JACK SHORT Track 3 years, Sentinal 1 year in F.F.A., Football 1 year, Annual Staff, F.F.A. 2 years, 4-H 4 years. FRED HENSLEY Track 1 year, Annual Staff, 4-H 1 year. DAVID GRAY Orchestra 8 years, Annual Staff, Band 6 years 4-H 4 years. 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Virgie Cox, Rosemary Boone Martha Harris. Morris Kern. Seated: Jimmy Price. Ronald Faucett. Charles Johnson, Raymond Morris. John Irwin, Larry Lawson. Rich- Eighth First Row. left to right: Carroll McMath. Dale Bowman. Lmae Harris. Carol Rohrabaugh, Larry Gray, Bar- bara Harris. Patricia Lane. Second Row: Marvel Evans. Jane Davis. Richard Williams. Johnny Stowers, Barbara Dell. Helen Stevens Shirley McKinney. David Bailey. Third Row: Mary J. Davis, Shirley Weikcl. Jennie Kiger, Shirley Klingler. Judy Dell, Rose Marie Snell Darlene Martin. Fourth Row: Patsy McClain. J. Wesley Douglass. Carol A. Duff. Jacob Martin, Karen Vandevender, Gary Henry. v 1 Q ard Floofl. Bradford Rogers, -17- F I F T H S I X T H Fifth Top Row. left to right: Larry Evans. John Pugh. Nancy Price. Barbara Staton. Edith Wilcurt. Frances Nich- olson. Sue Buntin. Leland Henry. Second Row: Eugene Payne. Eugene Mennen, Leroy Higer, Third Row: Jeffrey Woodrum. Mark Scott. Shirley Pursifull. Richard Mattingly. Richard Campbell. Donna McKinney. Marlyn Buntin, Janice Cleveland, Edward Chopp. Fourth Row: Charlotte Sedwick. Janet McMath. Joy Pursifull. Mary Cawin. Shirley Derrick. Carol Jines. Patricia Hopp. Patricia Faucett. Judy Harrell. Bonnie Higer. Seated: Chalmer Buntin. Randall Martin. Jerry Shore. Robert Cawin. Marshall Smith. Richard Dunn. Ken- neth Price. Benson Brittain. Sixth Bottom Row. left to right: Donna Brittain, Eddie Snodgrass. Glen Bouman. Nelda Nance. Max Padgett. .Joseph Marshall. Marilyn Hopp. Second Roxy: Judy Harshman. Rosemary Myers. Sue Brown. Nancy Pearcy. Sharon Lane. Janet Jarrell. Barbara Bray. Top Roxy: Robert Eayey. Charles Parkhurst. Jimmy Bogan. Carl Yandeyender. Boyd Garrison. Charles Kiger. Norman Stevens. W. M. Stevenson. teacher. Absent: Jenni Marj McKinney, -13- T H I R D F O U R T H 5:0 Third Grade First Row, left to right: Dale Brittain. Donna Kiger. Jerry Plumback. Gerald Goodnight. Patricia Loveless Mrs. Kenneth Artman, teacher. Second Row: Donald Everman Jr.. Charles Morris. James Purciful. James Higer. Gordon Hopp. Jay B Walker. Eldon Derrick. Ivan Lawson. Third Row: Nancy Scott, Joyce Buntin, Don Cox. Jimmy Payne. John R. McKinney. Kenneth Wayne Jobe Linda MeMath. Rosita Faucett, Perry Walls. Top Row: David Snell. Carol Jean Wilcurt. Pegg Stevens. John Richard Price. Lois Henry. Ferris Bray Nancy McKinney, Pat Stevens. Absent: Dianne Waldron. Raymond Jackson. Fourth Grade Top Row, left to right: Kenneth Evans. David McClain. Larry Henderson. Frankie Williams. Phillip Rogers James Mennen, Sue Moore. Sharon Snell. Joyce Reynolds. Third Row: Leroy Henderson. Ronald Hibbard. Don Hunter. Richard Everman. Dick Howe. Judson Cost- low, Mary Kercheval. Delores Everman. Suzanne Ward. Second. Row: Tommy Harris. Joey Wilson. Charles Wellcurts. Christine Merrill. Marjie Samuels. Betty Shane, Marilyn Kern. Mrs. Zeller. substitute teacher. First Row: Larry Eavey. Donald Goodnight. Eddie Walker. Roland Johnson. Margaret Snodgrass. Patty Hollingsworth, Loretta Zollman. Sara Smith. Sheryl Pearcy. -19- l'hii'cl limi: Linclu Kccliiiu. lmrif Imxxwii. .luflilli Laiiminu. Slumiii llixiy. t'hc'i'yl Sxwpm-. l':iIi'icv Pricc. Roger F I R S T S E C O N D First Grade First Rim, cfi to right: Shuroii l i'ce-iiiuii. Nlzirthzi Slzilam. Alun Uistlow. Allen Bziliff. William Zollmzm. Larry Hopp. Holncrt Slcvciis. Robert Ex'ci'mzm. Carol Wczithormziii, R0sciiiai'y Wilcurt. Al' K t' K'iiwolx'ci'. Rebecca Davison, Lcannzi Namco. Linda cconcl Row: .lzicquclinv Ezivvy. Karon . f2lll'. a ny 1 ,lr himl Wwrcl Lvncllc ll1hlJ'ii'rl L'ii'i'x' Hifici' Bi'zimlciilJiii'g:. Mic 1 - . h 1 . 4 F ..,,, Wzircl. LZll'!'j' W.ilk0!'. Waiiiclzi Kipzvil Nlicliaicl Fliiice,-II. . :im Foroiiz .Ju ' 'mirth limit Noriiia .lc-Lui lixwiiiziii. l'lizii'lw Faiilccll. llniiailrl limck. 'l'L-i'i'ui1cc lluiiii llii im mc XM illiniiiiiii liilii Nl llllllll is-'ivlivi' Simms. 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'rry l ci lbiim l'xiii Gzirry l i'cy. .lurlilh l-ii Fourth Rmu llrilu-i'l Unuxxwll, vlllllll l-lulmvii Xuriiiii l-lzilillf .lgickwii Slillllll'lN .Iuflilli XX Paul Ric-hziiwlwi. i .25 'zilki-it licriiicc Scott - 20 Y Athletics AE A 1 RPN 55353 MW! 7 'E mga QM in G 65 R M Q7 J X . - ff -Q X X M -Q W f .. , WW F f ' -in M r X VJ-M vi f X hi I c 355-jf X k --'-f--i1l -T- -..... ,,--4' Yell Leaders. left to right: Maryann Scott. Peggy Trees. Nancy Anderson. Football Squad Top Row. left to right: Mr. Payne. coach: Alvin Kingsolver. Bruce Wiley. Kenny Maxwell. Wayne Kelly Bob Price. Paul Maxwell. Jon Quick. Don Altopp. Bill Plumback. student manager. Second Row: Jack Short. Bernard Stoxvers. Don Padgett. Norman Wills. Max Stotvers. Kenneth Buntin Keith Buntin. Kenneth Harris. Ted Price. Front Row: Don Stevenson. Phil Mct'reary. .lack Gray Milo Kincaid. .lim Adair. Bill Douglas. Bob Hackett .lim Loveless. Tom Padgett. l l. .. 1.- NOBLESYILLE DLFLATS KIRKLIN The Klrklm Trayelers were defeated by Nobles yllle on the Noblesyllle grldxron September mth by a score of 38 12 Noblesvllle got off to a fast start SCOFIHU two touchdowns and addmg both extra pomts to take the lead at the end of the flrst quarter 140 The Mlllers xncreased the score to 20 0 ln thc sec ond quarter on an mtercepted pass The extra pomt try falled The Travelers got 1nto the scorlng column 1n the thlrd quarter on a pass to Qulck ln the cnd zone l'he try for extra pomt faxled Noblesv1lle added two more touchdowns on runs of 30 and 35 vards ln the th1rd quarter Bernard Stowers ran around end m the closlng second to score K1rkl1n s other touchdown The Travelers yyere outwelghed but fought all the way The team had a lot of mexperlenced players but more tralnmg resulted ln better playmg KIRKLIN LOSEQ T0 CARMEL The Klrklln Travelers playmg thelr second game of the season w1th Carmel Prxday September 12 on the Klfklln grndlron lost 126 A bad punt In the closmg mmutes of thc game set up a touchdown play for Larmel that short punt went out of bounds on the Klrklm 19 yard lme With two plays Larmel had the ball on the 4yard lme Then Clark of Carmel ran the ball across for the wmmng touchdown The try for the extra pomt falled Aftel a scoreless flrst perlod a Llark to Myers pass gave Larmel the lead 60 The try for the ex tra pomt falled Jon Qulck of the Tray elers mtelcepted a pass and carrled the ball to the 2 yard lme where a quarter back sneak bv Buntm scored a touchdown The try for the extra polnt falled The team showed Great lmproyement oyer last week BROVVNSBL RG BI- ATS KIRKLIN Brownsburg s grxdders won by welght and power oyer a f1ghllI1g but outclassed Kzrklm team 186 ln a game whlch saw no extra pomts scored and found a determmed K1rkl1n team on top at the half by a 60 marg1n K1rkl1n scored ln the flrst quarter when Jon Qulck broke through the lme and went f1N6 yards for a touchdown Brownsburg battled down 1nto Klrklm terrltory ln the flrst half but falled to score Brownsburg came back strong m the thlrd perlod w1th two touchdowns to surge ln front by a 126 score One of the two scores came on a pass play and the other on a runnmg attack In the fmal quarter Brownsburg w1th several running attacks scored Bgalll to win the ball game 186 The game was played at K1rkl1n Funkhouser and Bollman alternated the ball car lung for Brownsburg whlle the Klrklm backflelcl alternated the ball carry mg TRAVELERS LOSE T0 NIGHTHAWKS The Frankfort Nlghthawks scored thelr second touchdown and flrst extra pomt w1th mmutes left xn the flrst half to lead at halftime 13 6 utes of the thlrcl quarter w1th two touchdowns and an extra pomt to clnch the game 276 The welght and reserve strength of the Nlghthawks begm to tell on the Trayelers Frankfort scored the second tlme they had c ball Wlth three plays the ball was slttlng on e seven where Locke ran across the lme stanclmg, Wlth half of the second perlod gone a pass to topp scored Klrklm s flrst touchdown On the klck off Locke earned the ball to the Klrklm 43 wherc exght plays later Dupler charged 'across for 1 touch down Locke scored the extra pomt Klrkhn klcked off at the begmmng of the sccond half and Dupler brought the ball back to the 45 On the next play he raced 55 yards w1th perfect blocklng to score another touchdown Osterhoff scored the extra pomt Bob Hackett scored the fmal touchdown for Klrk l1n on a pass play A Balley to Osterhoff pass ac counted for Frankfort s f1nal touchdown Petty add ed the extra pomt leaymg the score at the end of the game 34 12 for Frankfort The game was played at Stott Fleld , , v b , I 1- , 5. K '-. , ' .. . . ' , ., r' ' 1' ' ' ' - I h V . . ' 1 'I- Q A . .1 , .1 I 5 ' 'V . ' f , ' ' , . , . -1 1 - . The Nighthayvks came back in the opening min- . 1 sv ,- - -1 . X K. ' H . . I- . . . ,' ' ' . I 'b ' - . ' I 7 ' 1' .' X N. V- ' tv th, V - ' ' . ' I ' 5 , ' ' Q ' ' f up. ' . . ' V ' ,V A . . . - l . b ' v v 5. - I ' x .- Y .. 23 - SHERIDAN Bl- ATS KIRKLIN KIRKLIN WINS OXPR WPSTPIPI D lhe Blackhawks rntereepted Kenm Buntm s pr s and ran 91 wards for a touehdown on the Sherrdrrr grrdrron to wrn 19 to A pase rnterferenee was ealled on Sherrdan grx mg Krrklrn the ball on the Blackhawk s three wrth one mlnute to plax rn the frrst half A Sherrdan plaxer rnterceptcd a prss and ran 1ll the w1x for 1 toue hdow n The Blackhawks kreked off startrng the seeond half After both teams ereehanged punts Knkhn wrth frve downs was on the Sherrelan one ward lrne Then Krrklrn seored on an end around run for then only touchdow n Krrklrn scored therr onlx tallw on the se eond plat rn the fourth quarter to trarl 13 to 6 Sherrdan was held down br the Travelers rn the fourth quarter but three fumbles, br Krrklrn were eostly and Sherrdan took over on Klrklrn s 25 xard lrne A pass rnterference was called rn the end zone and the ball was la1d on the one yard lrne where a quarterback plunge scored There was no extr 1 pornt DELPHI WINS OVER KIRKLIN The Delphr Oraeles started fast as Weaver ran or er for the frrst tallr earlx rn the openmg quarter Phe Travelers outplaxed bx the Oracles rn the re marnlng frrat perrod and the second perrod eounted two more pornts as Kerth Buntrn was tackled rn the end zone attemptmg to get aw ay a punt Weaver agarn scorrng rn the thrrd perrod to ,fue the Oracles a 140 score The Travelers seored rn the mrddle of the fourth quarter as a pass from the quarterback to Bob Hackett Scored The trx for the extra pornt farled Vtrth Delphr wmnrng 14 to b The game was plaxed on Delphl s freld Sept Sept Se pt Sept Oet Uet Oet Uet 1911 lr00'IBAII Nlorton 'NIemorr1l Lharlton Brow nsbur Pr rnkfort 2 bherrdan 9 Delphr 16-Westfreld 22 Lebanon 294 'g' 1 -- V' ' as. 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A., hrrklrn lrrxe er on therr home 'roune rr ng I r seoree 1 touehdown 1nc extrr pornt to defeat the Xkestfreld Shamroeks t to wrn therr frrst game of the season 1 e wrnnrng touchdown CHTTO a Ion Qure plunged aeross after sexeral drlxes startrng from mrdfreld A pass from Kerth Buntm to kenneth Bun tm seored the extra pornt 'lhere were sexeral tough bre1l1s whreh hurt both teams Krrklrn had the toughest breaks a t touchdowns were e1lled baek Ihr frrst was ealled back beeause a runner w rs ealled out of bounds an the seeond wrs erlled brek bee ruse of rllegrl use of the hands 'lhe frrst perroi went seoreless Iiowexer rn he second perrod 1 pas from Strong, to Hutson who ran 0 xards ,gate Xest re d t onx ta r krck goal went wrde 'lhe remainder of the half and thrrd quarter went seoreless rs the teams held eaeh other from et tlng., deep rnto the other s te rrrtorx KIRKLIIN BFATS Il' BANON lhe Krrklln Fraxelers ended therr 1932 football season wrth a wrn over the Lebanon Trgers 7 0 Kerth Buntm gorng around hrs rrght end wrth hrs teammates blockrng ran 30 xards for 1 touchdown on Qurele plunded oxer the Irnt for rn extrr pornt rs Krrklrn took the lead 10 K1Ikl1H agarn was threatenrng rn the frrst quarter but fumbled on the Lebanon srxyard lrne It was well rn the thrrd quarter before Lebanon threatened to score The Travelers stopped therr drrxe and ehrnees of seorrnb on the Krrklrn frxe 1 1rd me ts was the lrst game f senro bo 1re Bernard Stowers Don Altopp eaptatn Don Padgett rnd Nlrlo Krneard Ihe sr rson ended wrth two wrns and srx losses se Hkllll I' Here Here I he 1 1 He rt Here Here llte-re I he r 1- , :Wd ,J' LJ 4 r A-ll ', 9JuvwT.x-41 ,yyp- Q r 1 1, 1 'lf 'VX -25 'W rw,-...ow.. LUN, ,N r Q' .N . 11-Westfield .... Nov. Nov l952 14-Pinnell ...,.... Nov. 21-Little Jeff .. . Nov. 26-Burlington ... Dec 3-Kempton ,..,,.... Dec. Dec Dec Jan .Ian .Ian 10-Michigantown .... 13-Four-Way Tourney Sugar Creek .,...,, . Final-Michigantown . . . 18-Rossville ,......... 2-Colfax .,.., T-Forest ..... . 9-Scircleville . I 953 Basketball Games We ...M74 .87 .63 .61 .58 .46 .66 ,....49 We .....59 .,...53 .....61 .51 Opp. 55 41 30 32 41 35 38 39 Opp. 56 39 49 38 Jan. Jan .Ian Feb. Feb Feb Feb. .. 26 .. 15-17-County Tourney Jackson ......... Little Jeff ..... Colfax .......... Final-Forest . .. 23--Sugar Creek ... 30-Mulberry .... 6--Scireleville . . . 13-Sugar Creek .. 20-Whitestown ,.... 26-27-28-Sectional Little Jeff .... .Jackson ..... Rossville .. Frankfort .. . 4' if qmail A Team Standing, left to right: Assistant Coach, William Stevenson, David Kercheval, Kenneth Bunt1n Morris Kercheval, Kenneth Harris, Keith Buntin, John Davison, Coach. Sitting: Bill Douglass, Marvin Henry, Bob Price, Don Stevenson, Manager, Norman Wills Alvin King solver, Larry Stowers. Nov Nov Nov, Dec Dec Dec. Dec, Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1953-54 13-Westfield ........,.,.... 20-J eff ....... 25-Burlington . . . 2-Kempton . . . 4-Jackson . . . 9-Camden .... 15-Mulberry ,.. 17-Rossville ....,,..... 2-Four-Way Tourney 6-Forest .,.....,..... 8-Scircleville . . . 13-Colfax .,,,.,.. 15-Sugar Creek .,..... 21-22-23-County Tourne5 ,. 29- 3-Knightstown Memorial , 10-Western ......,...... . 19-Whitestown ,......... . . Games marked There .. . There .... Here Here' ,... Here ... There .. Frankfort .., There .... Here Here' . . . Here Here Here ,.. Frankfort .. There , . . Here Here their game. 17' - B Team Stnnclinf left to right: Don Stevenson, Manager: Dick Kelly Kenneth Maxwell Vlayne Kelly Alvin King solver John Davison, Coach. Sitting left to right: Larry Stowers, Ronnie Costlow, Tommy Padgett Jack Grav Robert MeMath Don ilrl Hollingsworth, Donnie Douglass. Westfield ..,. Pinnell .,... Jefferson .... Burlington .. Kempton .... .laekson .... Miehigantown Miehigzmtown Colfax ,. ., A Forest , Scireleville Sugar Vreek Nlulberry St-ireleulle Whitt-stoxvn B TEAM GAMES Kirklin . . . . Kirklin ,. . , Kirklin .. , Kirklin . . ., Kirklin . . . . Kirklin . . ,, Kirklin . .. Kirklin , Kirklin Kirklin Kirklin A Kirklin Kirklin Kirklin Kirklin -2R, in Jr. High Standing, left to right: Coach William Stevenson, Lavern Walker. Lee Purciful. Dick Williams Larry Mc Kinney. Bob Corwin, David Wynne, Wayne King. Sitting: Mark Stowers. Jay Wesley Douglass, Meredith Staton. Gary Henry, Michael Martin Eldon Mt Croskey. Larry Gray. A TEAM Kirklin .. Kirklin .. Kirklin .. Kirklin .. Kirklin .. Kirklin Kirklin . Kirklin . . . Kilklin . . . Kirklin . . . Kirklin . , . B TEAM Kirklin ... Kiiklin ,. . Kirklin . . . Kirklin . .. Kirklin . . , Kirklin Kirklin Kirklin Kirklin 33 Terhune .,.. . .. 29- 28 Owen ..,... . . 25- 36 Colfax ......... .. 50-January 33 Scirelevville ... .. 14-January 50 Sugar Creek .. .. 32-January 32 Owen ......., . . 31-January 41 Center ......,... .. 21- 41 Mulberry ,.,...... . . 23- 40 Washington Twp. .,,.. 21- 26 Colfax .....,......,... 27- 38 Sugar Creek 36- 43 Owen .,.. .... 3 4- 40 Owen ,.,....... . .... 30- 38 Center ...........,.,.. 18- 26 Washington Twp 31- 32 ' 22- tolfax .......... 4. .4.....'.' November 2. 1952, won December 1, 1952. won 2, 1953. lost 10. 1953. won 23, 1953, won 27, 1953. won December 11. 1952, won January 30, 1953. won January 28, 1953. won February 12. 1953. lost February 13. 1953. won December 1. 1952. won January 27. 1953. won December 11. 1952. won January 28. 1953. lost February 12. 1953. won JUNIOR HIGH COUNTY TOLYRNEY Owen Twp. Sugar Creek ....56 ..,.33 .,..34 -29- Forest ,...., Scircllevville 32 39 29 32 TRACK Kirklin started its 1952 track season by breezing past Dayton on a chilly April afternoon 70.39. Kirklin blanked Dayton in the shot put and broad jump and won both relays. Harris was the only double winner for Kirklin. TRI-MEET The second track meet saw Kirklin keeping its unbeaten record against county teams during the last four years. The score was as follows: Kirklin 6412, Scireleville 40, Little Jeff 3212. The Travelers eopped six first places and scored well in the others. TRAVELERS DEFEAT KEM PTON ln the third meet of the season Kirklin defeated Kempton 49112 to 4010. Kirklin had two double winners in Warburton and Douglass, and also both relays. The Travelers won seven of the thirteen blue ribbons. M-TOWN-MULBERRY In the second tri-meet of the season Kirklin continued its dominance of county teams by scoring 90 points to M'town's 65. and Mulberry's 26. The Travelers won nine first places and both relays. ROSSVILLE LOSES In the last meet before the county the Travelers amassed a total of 942.1 points to Rossville's 14141 to remain undefeated. Kirklin won all thirteen first places and all but two of the second place ribbons. COUNTY TRACK M EET The annual Clinton County Track and Field Meet was held May 5. 1952, at Frankfort. Kirklin won its fourth straight county track crown. In winning the meet the Travelers won seven first places. four seconds, five thirds. two fourths. and one fifth. Kirklin scored in every event and was responsible for breaking four county records. Warburton and Hackett broke the low hurdle record. as they ran them in 23.7 seconds. Rinehart heaved the shot 43'41: to up the record eight inches, Price lowered the record in the half mile run to 2:17. The other record broken by Kirklin was the mile relay. The members ofthe team were Combs, Kercheval. Har' ris. and Price. The final results were as follows: Kirklin 6911. Ilossville 5012. Miehig.5antown 4612. Scircleville 3112. .leff 13. Sugar Creek 11. Mulberry 10. Jackson ti. -30- l952 Track Team Bottom Row, left to right: Tompkins, Underwood, Price, Douglass, Loach Davison Middle Row: Harris, Warburton, Kercheval, Hackett, Stowers. Buntin Combs Back Row: Scott, Randle, Short, Rinehart, Wiley, Henry, Wills, Kelly Gray INDIVIDUAL POINTS FOR SEASON Douglass . Warburton Tompkins Harris . . . Price .,.. Hackett . . Rinehart . Buntin . . . Underwood Combs . . . Kereheval ,..................57lfn 5551+ 537s ..49lfx ,.44Vg 38i9x .....33 .....287s 2510 ,,..22 10318 Short ., Stowers Scott . . . Randle . Wiley ,. Kelly .. Summers ....10 4101 4 39:1 3 2 2 KIRKLIN TRACK RECORDS District Year Event Holder Time Made 100-Yard Dash . .Bosley .,,.......... 1109 1950 220-Yard Dash . ,Douglass ........,. :25 1952 440-Yard Dash ,. .... Neuenschwander .. :57 1949 880-Yard Dash ..., Price ...,.......... 2:17 1952 Mile Run ....,.,.. . . .Harshbarger ...... 5:12 1950 Low Hurdles 180 ...... Hackett ...... . :23.7 1952 Warburton Low Hurdles 120 .,..., Warburton . :15.1 1952 High Hurdles ,,.. Warburton . 118.2 1952 Stowers ....., 9'4 1952 Pole Vault . ..,.. Underwood Broad Jump ..,.. Tompkins ......... 19'2'f2 1952 High Jump .. ..... Underwood ........ 5'5 1952 Shot Put ..., Mile Relay ..., . Half Mile Relay Rinehart ...,...., .43'9 1952 Combs-Kercheval .. 4:00.25 1952 Harris-Price Tompkins-Buntin .. 1:44.14 1952 Hackett-Douglass -31- GLEN IIICNSIJCY. 1945! 1111. MOL'N'1' FlJO'l'BALL '1'RO1'l1Y Spurtsiiiziiiship g i'uupci'ziIimi 4 Ability 4 Spirit Altiliiflc- f- Lcziciciwiiip Q-4' 2 sv' .Q.- DON WIGGS. 1950 CHARLES WARBL'R'1'ON. 1952 4 -1 Ji' p4 V IND N VAIJCQICII 1953 I Wim in X1'1I.Ll.-XM G1 m 1951 JUNIOR HIGH YELL LEADERS Patricia Lane Darlene Martin Field Free Free Games Field Goal Throws Throws Personal Total NAME Age Grade Height Played Goals Attempts 2 Made Shot 'LL Fouls Points Keith Buntin ..,,..... 5' 9 191 585 32.6 69.7 45 490 Kenneth Buntin ...,,. 5' 9 88 267 33 66.2 40 264 Morris Kercheval 5'11 100 290 34.5 64.4 83 258 David Kercheval 5' 9 78 264 29.5 59.8 79 215 Kenneth Harris ...... 5' 9 71 219 32.4 55.6 91 206 Bob Price ...... 6' 16 54 29.6 50 34 Bill Douglass .. 5' 7 8 29 27.6 43.8 12 Marvin Henry .. 5'11 8 27 29.6 42.8 14 Norman Wills ........ 5' 9 6 21 35 69.2 16 Alvin Kingsolver 5' 9 3 3 100 0 Larry Stowers .. .. . 5' 8 1 ti 16.6 50 2 'I'EAIll RECURIJ Free Free Average Field Throws Throws Personal Total Points Games Goals Made Shot 'L Fouls Points Per Game Won Kirklin .. .. 570 415 662 62.1 420 1555 59.8 23 Opponents . . . 373 364 664 54.8 -128 1110 42.7 -34- THYIE FOR KNEW SCHOOL. M W V 457 fi 545 5 ' QCTIVITHLS 5 fx 'N-Z1 f W9 ea fi Jw X School Actlvltles XOR 3 tb-I X o yi Q 77 AX 'ff-SN K .Si-Elf! E 4 Ex 2 V ' , X 5 I ' A O by O N Y - P 4 0 -7 ,4 a 1 L If g -Q x x Q -4--za 5 -2 I9 - rf '0':' 965 X 0-9 A X V A Q X 1 X X ..3 .. . ,fi A f 'E sr 'ff I 9 vvv' Q , . -I :j': ,.- I, :-'. , :A- , 4,, ' Q 3? ,,m,, xiii! V ,ilew , wg, 4 - M I GH S 441 BOYS 441 IHWM 3 mf. HEMI Q rn rlmwr thinltingv MN HISMKI V' 5l f 1' irrmtrv my KAW!!! f W5 f' and 5 HF, be-Hd' ir MTN mf ns :xml my muni- The girls' 4-H is very active during the spring and summer months. The club is usually organized and part of thc club work completed before the close of school. The boys' 44H Club is rztthcr busy with many different projects. Consisting: of quite at variety of crops and livestock projects plus tractor maintenance. etc. Mr. Werner is the 4'H lender of the club this ycar. -37- Chrlstmas Program Christmas by Candlelight The folloyylng musical programs yyere presented by the flrst SIX grades and the Hlgh School Glrls the County Sprlng Fest1y al ThlS program was pre Chorus durlng the Lhrlstmas season VLHEN THE KING LAME December 11 1952 2 00 P M thrnstmas Medley Nancy Purcxful Mary Joseph Angel Shepherds Wlse Men Narrator Characters Patrlcla Hopp John Pugh Nancy Prlce Judson Costlovy Rlchle Turner Don Hunter Richard Campbell Eugene Mennen Larry Evans Mrs Fay Farrell STORY There never yyas a thrlstmas t1ll the year 1 lht evergreen trees greyy In the yyoods the holly bex r1es Uloyyed red and mnstletoe gleamcd yyhlte ln the tree tops but no one paxd any attentton the 2nth day of December was hke any other yuthout a Lhnstmas tree a gift or a Lhrlstmas carol tod sayy the sorroyy ln the yyorld and heard the yyeep lng of llttlc thlldrcn and declded to makt htmself oyyn In a ncyy ytay so he sent us 1 llttlt L and our Flrst thrtstmas CHRISTMAS BY CANDLE LIGHT C IRLS CHOIR December 16 1952 3 I Medley Organo Nancy Purclfull 0 Holy Nxght Clrls tholr 0 Come All Ye Falthful Glrls Lhonr Star of the East Clrls Lhon Glory to God Marjorle Morton and tholr Vle Three Kmgs Glrls Chou The Other Wlse Man Rey Tom Courtney Watts NHIIVIIV Carol Darlene Martm Sllent Nlght C 1rls Lholr Bcntdtctlon SPRING FESTIN AL sented on March 20 ln Hoyyard Hall at Frankfort lndlana We yyere yery proud to haye fxfty of our IIIIISIL students partlclpate In both blnd md thoru BAN Il The Klrklm School has bun yery fortunate ll haymg Vllllxam 'lloody from the Arthur Jordan Lon scryatory of Nlusxt come on Frxday of each yyeelt to glye lnstruttlons on band mstruments There haye been elghteen 1rls and boy txkc dtlldllll L of thls spectal traxnln uthcr 1n prlyatt or group lessons On January lb the f1r t band rehearsal yyas held ln tht IIILINIL room Scytnttcn puplls ttportul practlee Vl art 1 kng font I at tnrollmcnt ln band nt xt yt al . . . V ' ks' ' ' bf' I 1 y w ' 7: 0 '. Ill. .A v I v' ......................, ll 14' ' 4 C ' - ' ' ' ' ...,. ......,, .,... S ' ' - .......-.. -' - '. I I ' ' . .,........,..........., 2' ' ' Angel Cholrs ...... Chlldren of the Fxrst Slx Grades The Outstanding musical program of the year is 1 ,. A. , ' . -. ' X '. . 4 , Y - - - Q mr 1 v 1 y . I 5 - - . ' , , y 1 - , ' I -' l '- H -1 v - A L-' . . A ' . - V , , A. ' , A- .' . ' , ' A. . ' l. ' 5. , A.. , - ' . ' . ' v . v .. b 3 ' ' g' 5 ' 5 1 - ' gg' AA.: , . --y - ' S . . , X. .,., ., 5. kn ' ' ' ' ' 7 V 1 ' ' 'hlld for ' . 'e ' 'I oo i 1 ' 'arf to an la 'gcr -38- O R C H E S T R A G L E E C L U B Orchestra Sitting, left to right: Carol Rohrabaugh, David Staton, Ronnie Costlow, Lee Purciful. Bob Price. David Gray. Eleanor Hackett. Standing: Marcia Bogan. Nelda Nance, Larry Gray, ack Gray. Mrs, Kreisher. teacher. Girls Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club furnished special music for programs and activities. such as P.-T. A. meetings. Christmas program and baccalaureate exercises. Mrs. Fern Kreisher is the director and Nancy Purcifull the pianist. -39- ? 'illa Um- nf thi- cluliw ul' thc Office I'i':icIic'1' Klnss uns In p.l l7llYlsfH1'r wiipi-iwisioii. The St a l'l' Nl em be rs Public Speaking Class The- ismlui' N15iQfl IJ-c-imi public sp'-asking clus- this yn-ui: lhi- cli1'c-ctirmii of Miss fiiillimm. con' of NlLlI'Qll1'L'l NIcClzi1hi'och. Shirley f. Dun Allupp. Milo Kincaid. and Kliimflril' Nlorlriii lhv mziiii piirposc- uf the Clllss xxus to S 'I misc ziiirl 1-uw xxhvii l'NlLll7ll h mimi I lzilkinu in lrum ui ll group ul pm-uplv, Office Practice Class ' li l'Illi 'l'llAYICl.liIl. iiiiflvi' NIV t'n'Iicliim's Nlzii'-ini'iv Nlurtnii. lluiuhi llviislvy Ili-pui'1c-iw Wiiiiiiv llzirris. l i'i-fl Ilviislvy Spnrls Nlurris Ki'i'L-hmwzil l i':iIi1l'w lkiillgiiui Slivllvy. Shirley In-iiiiis .-Xl'llsI lmxicl limp Exchziiigv I-Irlilmn' l1vi'ii1ii'rl Simi-viw Ilitlu Hpvixiiui' .luck Shurl Filfllllj' .-Xrlx'isui's Nliss llixllioii. Xlr llzivisnii W1-. Ihi- lIll'!UlJ0l'N of the Hfficv l'i'ziclic'n- Flaws. liupw tha' papa-1' has kvpl llim- pzirciils. as xxx-ll :is ni ihm nh l Nl ii 'l'l 1 uf ull! thi- siiicli-nts, iiiformccl of thi' llilxl giiill uniiiiii: vu-iiis l .,- my E 'A ' ll' wXl't't'sx ' mx-1' has clupvmlvcl upon thi- fziilhfiil u+fnpoi':i1iuii of ihv Nlllfll'l1lN ziiirl lawiuliy im It I iiicl viii i im im thi In uhii iiil tlllllll ul' ihm l I Other rliilivs iiicliiclc-il typing czirli -. -5 N 1 1 ' L1'i vmiiimiiiiiy ,, in H, .i:..s11. .N . S The plane geometry class met the first period of the morning. In addition to regular daily preparation. oftentimes the class made various constructions on the boards for the explanation and demonstration of various types of geometrical figures, Mechanical drawing is becoming an increasingly popular subject. especially to the soph- omore and senior boys. .. 41 - We atrive to learn the propel' manner Iii xxhieh to express our minds Iii this, our freshman English elusf ttf 1952, Regina Ma Ken Buntih 1'ti1t. Secretary . President I Agriculture Class time may hint- fem-ii muxt aiiiything heiii: tztkvii into the ziurieiiltitre t-luv thif year during: tht aut contest lt turiierl mit vt'i'5 xiiceewfill. and the ice ereizm feed put tm hy the lmeiw xxziw tn toyed very much. Many other netivitief :md Neienee ment :tw they pmulwssecl Q were Neem zirtiiimi the u:i'ieiiltiire clep .ig A '5-fk.-x,g,,g,, I Seventh Grade Girls Painting Class From left to right: Rosemary Boone. .lane-t Payne, Wanda Baliff, Martha Gcrbcrich. Katie Fau- cetl, Nancy Turner. Judy Parks. Home Economics The way to a man's heart-The Homemaking ll Class was giving and observing a lesson on pastry. ,43- I Physics Students who expect to enter college generally take physics and chemistry in high school. The classes are not large. but are most interesting because they are com- posed of pupils who are eager to learn and willing to work. Kirklin High School has better laboratory equipment than the average school and is annually adding to that equipment. In the above picture the students of this physics class are no doubt interested in the experiment being performed in the laboratory under the supervision of Mr. Grice. Driver Training This course was inaugurated in the public schools for two purposes: 113 To train boys and girls in the mechanical procedures for driving: 123 Create and stimulate better sportsmanship when driving. The course consists of class room training and behind-the-wheel training. One credit is given for one semester? work. The car is furnished through the courtesy of P. Dorner's Sons of Frankfort. Spanish Club The Spanish C'lub has about 20 members this year, including upperclassmen. We have had three parties this school year. and we are looking forward to more of them, Sponsor , Miss Donna Gullion President . ...,. ,. ....... Bon Price Vice-President .......,... ,. Ronnie Costlow Secretary and Treasurer .. Christine Cox Programs ,.,... ,....,. . , Marcia Bogan Reporter .., .,, Donna Miller This is the Study Hall. wheie all high school students meet when not in class. Different teachers have charge during different periods of the day. It is in this room where students study and prepare their work for class rccitations, The library is adjacent to the Study Hall. Senior Class Play TAKE l'l' EASY November 13. 1952 PLAY CAST Mrs. lmanda Highgate .. .. Ma1'g.:aret MeClamr0eh Marjorie Morton Nancy Highgate .. Don Padgett 'lltlI1lLlilll'l'llC0 . ,. Don Altopp Lon Torenee . . . . Milo Kincaid John Florenz A Florenee Philip . .. Mary Arthur lieaule . lfm IM 5 . Shirley Dennis . Morris Kereheval Winnie Harris llernarfl Stowers llerherl Boone SYNUPSIS 'K ieis-lilly hexxildering: with the erratic Mrs. lhe Nituation ill lligghzali lion-t txaf tltf 1 uf I A ' ' ui. t' Ll miner and miatakine the identities of her daughter lI1,,h,.itc tontinuallp i1ll,.,llIlL r md servants. but it beeomef a yfandernoniuin of rib-cracking: laughs when. in her d aeramhle to keep from heme oulflom in her woeial set. she decides to have her 1 'trait paintedgand hy an artifi. Tom Laurence. xxhom she had ordered from the I he the meek before xxhilr he xxaf viwitinu her daug,hter. Nancy. And only because uf his Ciluiel' of Ill'ClillUf tL'ontinued on Next Pagel ll, Q mswmmzswssy- Senior Class Play When Tom arrives he conspires with Nancy to have a house painter. who is simiiai' to him in name and appearance, act in his place while he becomes the house painter. in order that he may remain near her. Further complications arise when .Iohn Florenz. an uninvited guest, also of the same general appearance at Tom. arrives on the scene closely followed by Beagle Jones. the human bloodhound detective, Mrs, Highgate. unable to tell the three apart. is completely bewildered by the appearance of her artist. the detective is but little more enlightened. The difficulties of these situations become more and more complex as the play progresses. involving a queer malady. Poe-ketitisf' from which Florence. the maid. is suffering: the timid love of Philip. the butler. for her: the human bloodhound activities of Beagle Jones. the detective: the whirlwind courtship of the cook by the ever-hungry. artist-housepainter. Lon Torence: the eo0k's extreme dislike of the mis- chievous yard boy. Arthur-to mention only a few of the situations which arise. until at the joyful ending the audience will hold their sides with laughter. while they. too. shouted TAKE IT EASY! ACT l-ICARLY AF'l'ERNUON AVI' Il-LATIER THAT AFTERNOON ACT Ill-STILL LATER TIIAT AF'l'ERNOUN Director. Mr Paul I'ayne-Co-Sponsor. Mrs, Ruth Valley Music by High School Orchestra under thc direction of Mrs. Fern Kreisher -47- Q. f 1 ZW, ff ff' AW' -if wg IH .9 'Hu 4 an Q if Y' ' 1 V ,, , as ' n r 9 If .1 E M mTN '+-uf v,,. 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Wx if 0 A is gf, fsgxmi 332 T. ,,,, fig It Fifth Grade The fifth grade Social Studies Class has lmuvn studying tht- Ul'l'p.1tlll 'I'i'ail anfl thu hardships thc pionccrs cnclnrccl in travoling two thuusancl milf-s owl' plains and mount tains to the Oregon territory. Randall Nlaitin is pointing out thc Oregon 'l'ori'itm'y nn the map, On the blackboard is shown tho clvvelopmcnt of our Amvrican flag. Sixth Grade The sixth graders are in the miclst of a study pcriocl. They are making use ul hooks and magazines from thvii' romn liln'ai'y, Thx- timf- ul' this pivttiim- nas slinrtly bvforc Christmas holidays Tractor Driving Trophy The boys' 4-H Club has a tractor maintenance project. Each contestant keeps a work sheet. Upon completion of the project he is privileged to compete in the Tractor Driving Contest. This contest consists of coun- ty, district and state competition. The final test is held during the State Fair. A trophy provided by the Indiana Implement Dealers' Asso- ciation is awarded the winner. Terry Moses received this award in 1952. JUNIOR MAGAZINE SALES REPORT Mr. William Russel of the Collier Crowell Company visited the Juniors of Kirklin High School on Septem- ber 11, 1952. Mr. Russell discussed the coming magazine sale to be held from September 18th until Octo- ber 3rd. The junior class divided into two teams. Mary Ann Scott was the captain of Team One, and David Wil- liams was the captain of Team Two. The individual scoring honors went to Sue Jones, who sold 3105.00 worth. Anyone selling over 3100.00 was to receive a trophy. Anyone selling 5820.00 or more was to receive a certificate of merit. Team Number One made a sale of S277.70. Team Number Two made a sale of S410.30. The Junior Class wishes to thank the public for its co-operation in making the sale a success. SENIOR MAGAZINE SALES The Seniors solicited magazine subscriptions for the Curtis Publishing Company to increase our class fund. Our class was divided into two teams, Morris Kercheval and Milo Kincaid being captains. The total amount turned in was S806.95. Those receiving trophies for over 8100.00 were Marjorie Morton, Shirley Dennis, Margaret McClamroch and Bernard Stowers. Margaret McClamroch received a pen and pencil set for selling the most Ladies' Home Journal subscriptions. As a reward for selling over 8800.00 of magazines we received a turkey from the company. The turkey dinner was held on Tuesday, November 25th, at 6:30 p. m. There were fourteen Seniors, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Payne, and Mrs. George Valley present. The dinner was prepared by the girls under the di- rection of Mrs. Valley, the dishes were washed by the boys. The menu for the dinner was as follows: roast turkey, cranberry salad, baked beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, sweet potatoes, beets, pickles, carrots, celery, olives, coffee, milk, fruit salad, cake, pie and ice cream. No one went home hungry. Freshmen Initiation On Friday, September 18, there were quite a few queer-looking specimens roaming around the halls of Kirklin High School. At the beginning of the sixth period, we Sen- iors found out that they were a group of bewildered Freshmen. We decided they should be taught some of the ways and mysteries of upperclassmen. Don Douglass must have come to school with dirty feet because Donna Kay Camp- bell washed them in a new type of soap, containing three raw eggs. Then Donna Kay Miller, who was dressed in a grass skirt made from a feed sack, went fishing for a nickel in a soft pie. Later we were entertained by a square dance performed by Laura Mae Snell, Jimmy Joe Adair and Kenneth Maxwell. Sharon Cleveland had to propose to Alvin Kingsolver. Then Marcia Bogan went piggy-back riding on Jimmy Loveless while holding two eggs in her hand. For the last stunt. David Stevens was forced to eat a doctored pie. Altogether. the Seniors thought the Freshmen were very good sports. At the end of the program all of the Freshmen came out on the stage and sang the school song. Dwight Hensley-Don Altopp. -55- Mrs. Williams and Mrs, Payne are serving their good food during the noon hour- the best part of any school day. When the Class of '53 were initiated as Freshmen First Row. lefi to right: Charles Clements, twithdrewl Dwight Hensley. David Gray, Milo Kin- caid. Gerald Pureiful. txyithdrexyl Herbert Boone. Robert Tompkins. Robert Randle tmoved to Broxynsburgj. Second Row: Bernard Stowers. Richard Strawn. Margaret McClamroch. Barbara Shelley. Shirley Sherriek. lwithdrewJ Shirley Dennis. Deloris Stowers. lwithdrewl Mary Jane Sehimmel. with- drewl Winnie Harris. Third Row: Donald Padgett. Fred Hensley, Charles Cox. lwithdrewl Jack Short. Peggy Kelly. fwithdrewl Morris Kereheval. Marjorie Morton is in the background. A KTQ V 0 4,-I' --1-,Wx Mr Robert McKxnmx 'N N Ilondlcl 'Nhnmn Lloxc Lufx N Xlton llllilf I l,I'f.SlfllIll Xlll PreN1fcnt :Nu on MrN 'xlxldred Bxllff Svcrclnx KIRKLIIN SLHOOLI I A ool P 1' A l x N QLNN u xon L 1 mon' x held xxlth xcrx xnlelestmg and cmox able pro,.1.xnx Nlonu xxx Ihe Klrklln mcet1ngN xx ere 64171108 The P 'I A prouct for the xear xx IN NponNor1ng the ncxx band xxxth N ual Lmph1N1N on Irxlng to purch 1Nn bind lllllf0IlY'lS I IN SDOHN L N l OYYKJ f uflxlm a8 aiu V Z5 E M Q 5 A ' Nga, l . . ' ' .I1'.'. ' . ' ' NIV. jl 21 dvr M121 f ' ul X. ' ' '- 'F I ' 'l'rv1.' rm' His! un ' ' Sch . . . hac a verb' ,uc-wxf l Q L 1 R -gulu' ,hl,' , ' -. . x .' , h. ' . 5. ' . -' Y.. Uv. S- A ,bv 15 earned by the annual fish fry and managing the concessions at the football KI. hx' 'F '- V -'J, h. -. K. ' i . 1 .' .'D0 ' X f ' 15- 1 A ' ,.f'l'. A. ll Jo .' .'m'vrl thx ulhlvlic hunquvt in honor' of football and hzlskclhull .'quzxrlN. Nlzrch lll. 1953 I we f Q . r ' nl if ANNA MAE KRAMMES SCHOOL NURSE COUNTY SCHOOL HEALTH SUPERVISOR Hearing and sight tests were given to the student body during the school year. Patch tests. immunization surveys and other preventive measures were only a part of the valuable services of our school nurse. August October 29 Students enrolled today. September Classes begun. No school today. State Fair. Noblesville game. KHS 12, NHS 38. The nurse visited the school today. Seniors elected officers. They were: Milo Kin- caid, president: Richard Strawn, secretary: Mor- ris Kercheval. vice-president. We elected Mary Ann Scott, Peggy Trees, and Nancy Anderson as cheer leaders. Carmel won the game here tonight, 12-6. Robert and Larry Randle moved to Brownsburg. Lunches were served today for the first time this year. Magazine sales started today for the Juniors and Seniors. Freshmen initiation today. We played and lost to Brownsburg, 18-6. Girls' Chorus met today. Sunshine met today. Girls' Chorus. Anybody want to buy a magazine? Let's help the Seniors! We played Frankfort. The score was 12 to 34. their favor. Convocation today. Rev. Morris spoke. The Sunshine Society had a wiener roast at Mc- Clamroch's woods. -SQ- Girls' Chorus met today. Today was the last day for the magazine sales. Everyone received their pictures, but the Seniors. Sheridan beats Kirklin. 19-7. The G.A.A. was organized today. Convocation with Rev. Ludwig as the speaker. The Sophomores ordered their class sweaters to- day. The Freshmen had a hayride. Girls' Chorus. The Sophomores had a hayride. Girls' Chorus. Girls' Chorus. We had our eyes tested. Today was Miss Gullion's birthday. We got beat by Delphi, 14-6. Convocation with Rev. McNeal. The study hall the first period. was really excited this morning. The Canning Factory caught on fire. Pictures were taken today for the Annual. We got our report cards today. Girls' Chorus. We all missed Mr. Werner. who was gone this week. We beat Westfield, 7 to 6. Convocation today with Rev. Courtney as the speaker. Girls' Chorus. Last day of school this week. Teachers' Institute. We played Lebanon. The score was 7 to 0. our favor. Convocation with Rev. Zeller. Seniors sell ads. Be careful! Halloween! 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We will be entertained by the band and the first grade. 15 Michigantown track meet here, 16 Girls' Chorus sings at Christian Church. 17 Pre-school organization day. 22 Scirclevillc. Michigantown. Kirklin track meet here. 26 Baccalaureate. 27 Commencement speaker is Barton Rees Pogue. 30 Rev. Wilbur Sharp was the convocation speaker. 30 Exams. May 1 Exams. 2 The last day of school! We, the class of 53, go out the doors of K. H. S. for the last time of our school years. We hope the knowledge we have gained and the friends we have made, and also the good times we have had, will help us in the careers that we have chosen. '41, 'Zi' .Q CLASS 953 Top Row. left to right: Milo Kincaid. Shirley Dennis. Robert Tompkins. Winnie Harris Fred Hensley, Second Row: Richard Strzmn, Nlzxrjorie Morton. Don Padgett. l3a1'bu1'u Shelley. Mo Vis Kerehevzal. Third Row: Don Altopp. 3laxruan'et lNlet'lam1'oeh. .lack Short. Bu llennley. Fourth Kon: llerhert Boone, llztvlrl Clmxy. t'tlNlfXll'INt'lCfXll'IN'I'. APRIL 27. 1953 Sp-'nketg Burton New lyfilllll' I. 'nurd Stoxxers. llxxight Chrysler Plymouth Kmcald Auto Sales SAI I S Sl RVIII Lllllltl of Mann and South Shed Leh mon Illdldlld 1 W1 11 ww 4 4 4 L. JJLX L, J AJ 1 O 1 1 0 lu 1 a 0 I f K, K f' I I I 1 C HWW LEV SION Ilu House llml slfllll Blull Boom founlw 5 Hotpomt Dealer 8sllYl1l llull0rSll1 SMH McDan1el Radlo 81 Televlslon sillllll I' I Nlru lfln an n one W V4 - Hine 81 Weber ,Innes 81 Benigar ,I I Case F.1rmNIaehn1f-rw UHIIIN Llothei W l5l Ollblll Motor- 5ale'- K SPIWIPC' Phone I 155 5 For Men and Bos Bm qvont Offwlal Outfit 0 Side Square Phone 112 Lebanon Indiana Leban on Indiana WIIILICP AlIl0llldtlI Heatlng Eqlllplllelll O11 Burners, has Burners, Boilers, Stokerb S Maclune Corporatlon Lebanon Imllana For Lomplete Lune Of School and Offue qnpphes and Equipment ,Ianltorml qupplles qee ,X Party 4c1eseorme and ll ts Books Stationery 03 W Washlllgtoxl Qhelrlon qpear Owner Frankfort Pt .3413 7 to 45100 0 to S100 Campus astle Our burgers WIIII pickle on top Varletv and Dept I mee wake Wm' hear' Lebanon Indiana f'o fllppf-ty flop Frankfort 65 ' I . us ., . . 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I' f ' ' z f , -, , K C K O a v ' ' 1 .' -' 1 z -56- MeDonald S Hatchery SPEVENSON 5 D X STATION Kkl YUUINI 5 SIANDARD SFRVIIF RAINII4 R I+ URNI PURE I OMPANY p I S fl Modern Cleaners 'I HE WHY By UpT Th 1 d k Wllcurt Garage WarnerB VanAken Kkl 7 W 3 1 f Phone 47 ir in Indiana Sheridan Indiana lfomplimenls of I I I Y 1 T ny w wr 1 J 1 I V' 1 I I x 1 A 1 . Com le e Home Furnishings Phone l57 Phone 61 Sheridan Indiana heri an Indiana 1 Compliments of , LLOTHING STORE For Men and 0 s o e Minute Clo hing an Shoes ' ' Furnishings Corner Javkson and Clinton Lebanon Indiana Fran fort Hes ishes O 0 Veterinarian Air in Indiana ir in Indiana -37- Mcblnley and Roberts FARMERS I lotlung Lompanv IMPLEMENT 1 U Better l lathes For Mon Mdlsey Harms . fra: tors I onlblne. and Young Men Knrfees Ianni Paul NIPGIIIICQ' Wilson Robert. Welder. IU4 S lebanon Qi PIFESIOIIP lraelor lures Lebanon Incl I' rdnkforl I WO Y 1 K 1 n w 1 1 A A 0 . . N 'S ' ' 'N A r ' w . - I 5 l,' . v. . 1 5 N . . .A L . - . . Q v . . . llllldlld 1 rw rw 1 1 Complunents of Clovers lee Cream I4 rankfort lllilldlld Russell Plckett and Sons Buyu' of Poultry and Evvfs Sllt'I'l1ldll lllllldlld ,I n k Horn: r Rllll ll l' rlilllllllilll Ame Ill .an Sl lu BANK HOHNER IOMPKINS ,lwrldan Indiana M o lure ln nranu- mn W W 1 nnl 5 I I mul Banlnng Home I' rankfort Indmn 1 68 . . 1 Q ' I I I I U ' Ut' H l I I I I ss 1 w . 1 ' ' ' Z . S O W 3' K 2 ' rw v f ' K A I A l M'EW'Y , , , , ll , 4 . 5 . . K ' 5 ,. , . T. ' . al Tel. I -1--I--I . . . I. ' Lmvoln ' Hunterls Shell Pittenger Statlon The Barber lx Kkl lVleCa1nsI G A Market Shop M1 Lam 5 Even Vtldy I'ol I Il A Low PPICCS Sheruldn Indiana Moore Brothers Fl .un Feed Ser cl-. I oal I Ilone I1 Ku Ixllll Illllldlld Toon sr FD IORN Cogswell Gl'006l'y and D X Servlee Robert Hawley K kl R R C kl I I 1 In I ' 9 ' 0 o 0 I I 'I . , 1 O I x U L f U. o 10 u I1 0 Q I K J I W W I U n 3 S 4 I , . I Q C . v l I For W 1 1 I , L I 1 1 f See O I I , , Elizaville India r Ill . . I Compliments of Laverty S Men and Y oung Wien S f lothe Frankfort Illllldll 1 E Bon Merritt Rfxall Ilru More Phone 4135 9066 I' r lnklort Inch Illl Klmble s Bakery WPCIIIIIIQ. Blrthdav and Partv Cakes Delicatessen Counter From Our Ovens To You 63 W Clinton Phone 3124 Frankfort l omplmu nlw u Southslde Clgar ore Pr mkfort IINII ln 1 SHANKLIN HARDWARE COMPANY Reeds Paint Frankfort lnqhdn Ill unond W ltr ,luselrx Hnluns uc FARNFYI B RFP D Roluzble ,lou eler Knthoruul Nu kle I lm Wah Il In-per tm 19 5 ,Ink on St Itrankiort Inc 1 1 enda Motor Sales Oldsmobile 1 .uhllaa qales 5erw u e 4 l omplele I rvlentnv and 'llmnlenum P Sera ll 0 TT 5 ,lack on I'rlnkfort Ind I umplmwnls 0 ll0'l fun Ru Inu dson Ill I ure Plum I' mmul I rmllu te Itr mkfort Inch mn O I 'I 1' V' I . ,... L f . A 11 O I I I . , s ' ' a z a a ' 9 , . . I . f ' ' , O O , 7, ug ' . , . ,. : 1 a . , z s 1 'Iles w I ' ' li. 'ji 1 il W 1 7 J JK C J 1 ' I , . . . . . We SIICPIHIIZP ln Wfatr-I1 Repair C I .' ' s , . - . . 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I' 't' Q' QI 'lm I I IN ll b Fkft ll ,I A Kern 81 Son, Inc QUAI ITY FURNITURE I loom I oveun 5 I lulmo Apph anus Supx I Il nm Url Bm nc IS lu lnkfmt Ind: ull Duchemln Motor a es A Wll M I O O J I 2 -1,-C - .iff K 1 h . 5 2 I I . ' 'z ' ' 'z 1 O I fum pl i mvn ls of O X no Repairing Part: Arc a I vetylene 0 1 ing Tune-up f b lretor Serv' aiu S' pl 1 0 Slwriclam Illdi'lll bheridan I I -7 - BETTY LOU I4 I UWER SHUI' If harp 4I'l'lllIgPllIPlIf 0 FIOuPr6 Ie 411 4rl I'h9 I' W :In-I1 Sl II: 5 12 Irmkforl In1I I'HI+ VIODFI QPURTS I FNTFR 'iporlm food Hubble mal Ms :rd Qwemr 1 un I 1 I1 mon ne Dorner Implement ne Your john Deere and l oollru ll Dealer I' r lllkI0l'I ImI1ml Norrls Prlntlng fo Ulfu 4 Supplu fypvwrltero Adding M u Iune gales and SPPVIQ 0 HII IxS ARLH BII 'I S1 Ilool Hu Buell? The llmuv 1 Alnmrua s 51110011 Hleks Body Co Inc Hall and Frank ,Iewelers We I SnIe oi Squaw Ilona 7 w I 4 Ir mon Im ll Frankfort Lumber Com any Builders: II rw In Uur Supplws 5 N ,I M Ix on Nl Prallkfort Inch.: ll Albert NI Laughner IIIRNNIHI IINIIUI I I III HPR Ir mlxfml Inch ml f Q W '1 J J J L K T W w J K A JA J I n 1 . X2 1 S - 'H . .F ' Y 1 1 , .2-. Hass: .- 'a s. 'a -s .. ,. z 1. . . . . . 1 - . . . 'g , . II. It. III: Sl. nz .I I. 0 O I ,A 0 I .. A , . . ' . 's , . . . , ' .I - 1 ' 5 . . I I a . ' , . . , . . . . . . Dual 244-3 Frankfort, ImIluna z , 1 a .,. . . A K 4 - J . ' s s . A . I 7 i HO I '1 9 . - . z Q l ' -' I ' ...I. U C I. , I I i ,- . .na 0 . . ., , . I 5' ' J U. ' 1 1 w . . . ,I I I if . . . .. V , . al . 2. 5 .I . 'Ig ' ' 3 1 . . . V ... 1 nl ..74,. lfom zliments o 9 I Harker s ll. L. Melfnrlrle Lune-heonelte - Soda Fountain Kirklin lnrliannl Sheridan lnsliznlu City Restaurant An 1 OIIIIIUOIN rl Klrklln Illllldllcl Stevenson Bros Cleaners ' W Mon: on qt lil ankloll Inch lnl l ompluuenls o Modern Cleaners I e In anon lnelmnl YN hen ln Leb mon Xlbll The Boone Co Market Frm erle Meals P ou ln mel Cn tom Fnrln Sl lll lllPl'lll H5 N leb mon Phom 1 6 Davls Seeds For I 1 b anon 9 1 Your lor ll Dc llcr l Y U U - I l . . U ' I I . . . f L P '. . . Q ll . I .I I AA 1 .I 1 l C I -, . 1 ,. Q. . . , ' ' s ' J Frozen Food Loekers Field - Garden - Lawn r ss'ga s ,'g Ni ' 1 g 0 g Lwfxn I 0 l sa xl 1 Z.. ' . . , 1 - S -75.. HARVEY S FUI WIDFR S III' SIDI' NI F S IIUIIIU lllql ARTMFNT STORI. I lmmgruphpn Dutch Bow Paint Portr ut keep 'I hose Happx GFOWIII lp Yeara Une For Xlwdx Fl t qlllf of qlIll'lI'P Phone 48 Mary E Harlos WlIIldm Harold Harvew ltblnon huhun Wynn 5 ualnty Furnuture Smce IQOO 35 '35 West flmton Street I In 'Hun W n 'Io Bus IIIIIIIIIIPP1-xl K I' ul mlm 0 Ntm 1 Phone 1 138 Fl mkfort IINII ln 1 LIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIINI nf M Dr. Stephen F. Drugs Sullivan . South Side Square IIlDI0lllt'Il'lNI LQ'Ihlll0ll Imliaum L4-lmmm lmlimm 76 71W ' 5' 4 J 7 K Y 1 1 7 1 Yf , '1 , w 1 JL JI A J k J J K J I l Y 1 Y U 1 s , ' - V Y I ' I I I1- ' ' P n , . fs ,z s I ' . . 'f'-' 5 ma 'za 418 E. Washmgton Lebanon, Ind. F SI -. V . . I I - -l Q L A B. 1 , I Pays 4 1 -' 7: .'s I 9 ' ' .A A- I . I -,.. Y . - . . . 'a , 1 A Floyd G Perklns f f 1 f 's Fumltufe Booker Farm Store Rugs lmolpum Yom John Du r llc :lar ll 1 llh S Mc-rulmn S u Flllrlll Illllldlll Phone 18 Lebanon Klrklln Fence C0 Iwo Bloik We lof Roul IZI on 5 Rf-fl Brand Pmnf' I lxla I.: ll o f-ph ,I Nmnnurs Phono 69 02 lxlrklm lndmnl The Fred SICSS Company, Inc Author uul F01 fl D1 ale! Zl 4 North Mc ruh Ill St Te-lophom 456 I 1 h mon Ind: lll I D I' lumplmu me AND 1 0 Madge S Cafe Klmus Uncle-r the Mlrkqt ShPl'lddll lmlmnl I' I' lllkf0I'l lllilldlll 77 Q . 2 u , 1 f U x 1' . fl ' ' ' 1 C O O ' ' s 1 A ' I8 1 ' ', ly 'ze-a Lil J S . .' ' .' Owner and N12lll1lf.fl'l' n Q ' I w O Q I 1 r 3 0 gc 5 u 1 1 . 1 , - 5 . .. . I K. 0 ... . , 1 I . n 1 .. 1 1 Y V' 1 W 1 . I I I J ' 1 Q Y J O 9 I .. Z . kw . ' .I 1 ' 1 '. 1 FOR LOW TUURS llf'I'S0ll1lllytl0lllllll'l1'Il flllill'lPl'Pll Bus Sf-rvi1-1: Wearing Apparel QIWMIN1 By FURLUW TRAVEL BUREAU lloys Girls- Infants Lvllilllllll. lmlizmu 210 N- -lack50n Sl' Frankfort lmlianu Shelby Chevrolet Inc l Il SALEQ f CH EVROLET Sam 11,15 I II Zlw IN M un St llllllll 80 L1lJ mon Illlll Ill 1 H Ml SIINFFR SPWINF Nl U HINILS tlllllllll lt Line of N155 uul Thrasher s lh1 llllllll of U1 IH n1l 1 1l1 lu Bonne and I lmlon lamnlws Pilllllill 1 ll R1 1 n l lr I rump! l 01111011115 S1 flllf' 5lllUll S1WlIl0'lllllll 1 Suu. 8,4 16 IN M un St I rmkfo t I lume 1815 l'r.1nkf11rl 78 . l-' . u: N I 7 N . .. -H 1 4 .-1, Y - 1 .' ' I . l I 1 K O - 1 1 1 1' it . 7 J 1 A 1 L : 4 1 I 'Il A 1 A, I 1 x ' f ' 'a l, ' . 9 lfs1'1l N1iU'llllll'B 1 A' . l', . . , . al . j' j ' 1 'sa - a 'us 1 ali 1- ' i1-1-s U , . , K I ' nv I ' A I I U .. U I .. 1- 1- -1 v . 1 . . z . . 41 1 P' , - nu. 1 I . . Sterlmg ewelers ndy S Body SMP E I A l P Jeweler and Optomc trl l dr m er on roi, Fllle mdllllf' Dldlll0llll5 BWI' l'9n'lf ' R9P msc-lrx mal Optus hun Pummg' 104 5 hbduon Un Roul Z8 West of In Rllll Lebmon Illdldlld Frankfort R R 6 Wllkmson Lumber C0 lha IIOIINC of l'l0llN5 Bunlqhn, Supplu 3 Nllllwork Xoun,-town md 1 urn lun lun l alum! I 1 nu Posts Dr un Tnle klrkllll l,ll0llt Z6 Imll llll lluavfr 1 l ood Slum fit Ilu Town and Country Drlve In HIPPO rome South MI 1 of lflldllllll Lf-b mon Imhdn 1 qlllfflfldll Illllldlld 79 ' A 9 I . ' . s . . ' 5 1 - s . . ,I ' ' z ' 1 3 ' - n'. Jx ' 2 ' gr . I .I l I . C Q O I O 0 ' , . Alr Dried and Kiln Dru-d Lumber 17 L h' . ' ' 'rg ' a r, s - - .1 - a Q l ll Q ' 2 ' ' u ' '4 . K C 1 ' A ' I l 1 v1 4 1 A . , . O I 1 Y l . , gg - , ' Z . a k . . . Boone D X Servlce B 2 INLI Martin Eleetrle Servlees F PI' AFF Sf Wlllg Mac Ium 1 D IZDZ4 k I Wt IHE BI AKIL 8 HAM ,IFWEI RY STORE Shop and Save at Penney s Kern Brothers The Leon Adler Co I4 rankforl Indiana Stahl Brothers ' Compliments of C O Donald oom- I '2I ' Sl 0 II I I Ll I I Frankfort Q Il i ubulmls Dianlomls and ll ohes Zlfl Zag Sewing Mau-hinv I I J B ' ill J J I LI ? 'I ' 5 I ' Lf-sliv Rowan Prop. 5 PPlY NWI' Fmt lr.-I 1 l8 l4 8 Sou I1 Main Sl. ,ia ' I' 1 I' an for Ind ll kf I I I lfomplimvnls of 9 Shoes and Hosiery South Side Square I kforl I I F kf 1 O of 'il -rialan lmli -3 .. WEEETE Hall and Frank 3, Jeuelers Dealers In Seed Corn W est Slde Square Harxey O Harrls Earl Clark Phone 213 f N11 E of Waugh M1 IN ofK1rk11n phone 131I121 Leb mon Illdldlld Vlhltestoun P R R Green and Hardmg Allls Chalmers Tractors and Farm Mar lnnery Sales and Sen ue Klrkllll Phone 86 lndlana Adlllll ll Television Bottled and Bulk Drlgab Bob Plumback Frlgnlalre Mavla, DFICHS gales and Servlce Klrklln lmhanl The House of Quality and Square Deals Ironile Ironers Automatic- Whshers and Dryers Compliments of lerhune Illfll'!lld Phone 14 Lebanon Incl H. Johns 81 , .. I: '24 ' - 1 . fl . Q lj? I 1 ' 5 Q gr-: V g 4 ' q-'gig-:.mwlz.umxw-1 .. 5.?ff,.f 1- f I v v ' I- 121 '. . ' lg '. '. ' ' 1 C . K . . V ' ' ' R 2 , 1, . , . o . . , . . Y . , . L , , . A -1 . x - . . . - ' If - - , K ' ' . . 5 c P. Dorner's Sons Co. XOIII Clleuolmt Dcalen SIIICC 191 x New and Usc d Cars and I' 1 upks Genulne Chevrolet Parts and Servlce Pl llllxf0ll 82 351-360 E. Washington St. Phono 5561 - 5562 F I INTON LOUNTY FARM BUREAU C0 OP k f Nelson Amos IDNAWIITINF ENGINEERIN G h I 3 1 F04 BLAI K 5 S I ANDARD W SERVII E KIRKLIN INDIANA h R ,I Ballard Bu Serving the Farm Field Since 1391 Cllnton County Bank 8 Trust Company FFdlllxf0ll Illdlalla Rossvllle Colfax Sclrclevllle Mombm FMI01 nl Deposit Insurnnvv Fmp Compliments of W ,A .J J . ' , . l i J and Fran fort Cambria Coin-leville Je ff-rson Kirklin P one . o l 9 N ' ' Best ish:-s wi Y J I Was ing Tires Dr, , , Lubrication a eries Tire Repair Accessori Carlos Blank-Proprietor Kirklin Indiana I I I 0 T , C 9 . W C I .Y f , . I . 1 Q Q f 1 , 1 . . The Farmers Bank Kirklin l'r'mkf0rt NI.1'lli 'mtown Humber: of Pe wlerwl Deposit lnsurmve forpornion 84 j m I ga. SPl'l'illg,f Clinton County For 77 Years W x ' N Q' L 5 5 I 2