A look back at memorable moments the Daily Journal’s photographers captured in November. This is the 11th in a 12-part series looking back at each month of 2022 that will conclude on New Year’s Eve.
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Trick-or-treaters look at candy they received from Michael Myers, far left, along N. Main St. in Franklin on Halloween. This photo ran in the Nov. 2 Daily Journal.
Noah Crenshaw | Daily Journal
Center Grove’s Lilly Bischoff, center, is fouled as she shoots during a Nov. 1 matchup at Franklin Central.
Chris Williams | For the Daily Journal
Voters wait in line to get checked in at the Bargersville Town Hall in the afternoon on Election Day, Nov. 8.
Emily Ketterer | Daily Journal
New Palestine’s Nevaeh Gebhart, left, and Greenwood’s Lily Hommell battle for the ball on Nov. 9.
Tom Russo | For the Daily Journal
Lois Schenk, a U.S. Navy veteran, hugs her new service dog, Mosko, upon meeting him during a surprise presentation at Talk to Tucker South Realty on Nov. 10. The dog was made possible through the fundraising of Whalens Heroes, a nonprofit formed this year to fund service dogs for veterans suffering from trauma.
Ryan Trares | Daily Journal
Roncalli’s Arik Moyers scores a touchdown against New Palestine during a regional game on Nov. 11.
Rob Baker | For the Daily Journal
Center Grove players get set to come out onto the field prior to the Class 6A title game against Fort Wayne Carroll at Lucas Oil Stadium on Nov. 25. The Trojans later won their third straight state championship.
Chris Williams | For the Daily Journal
Whiteland sophomore Malik Perkins runs the opening kickoff back for a touchdown during Whiteland’s Class 5A title game against Valparaiso at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Nov. 26. The Warriors lost 31-35 to Valparaiso in their bid for their first state title.
Scott Roberson | For the Daily Journal
Whiteland quarterback Kevin Denham walks off the field dejected while Valparaiso’s Ty Veen celebrates behind him at the end the Class 5A state final on Nov. 26. The Warriors lost 31-35 to Valparaiso in their bid for their first state title.
Chris Williams | For the Daily Journal
Whiteland senior Dalton Hughes is comforted by a coach after being defeated by Valparaiso at Lucas Oil Stadium on Nov. 26. The Warriors lost 31-35 to Valparaiso in their bid for their first state title.
Chris Williams | For the Daily Journal
