Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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A majestic bonfire rally was presented by the Pep Club to enlighten the spirits of the Blue Bullet fans. Preparaliorz plays key role in This year, freshman Lynn Cullison bought the honor of bestowing a kiss upon the three lovely queen candidates. -1, ,- 'F -.J -2? . King candidate, Paul Larson, receives a seductive kiss from Cheryl Cramer as Gary Clark and John McCormick watch.

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Even before the daily routine ofthe school life was established, plans for the 1968 Home- coming began to develop. The Senior Class organized committees which undertook many often unnoticed but essential tasks, initially selecting the Sound of Music as the Home- coming theme. Soon the other classes participated in the important preparation by selecting the attendants they wished to have represent them. All classes and organizations worked for weeks planning and constructing their floats. Many long and tiring hours were contributed to this undertaking. This year tradition was changed because pranksters held their own victory bonfire on Wednesday evening, but, with the donations of citizens and merchants, a huge bonfire blazed Thurs- day night. Following this, a pep rally and auction were held in the Junior High gym. School was dismissed early Friday afternoon to allow students to gaze with admiration at their works of art as the parade procession traveled down Main Street. ,E 'it wee. 3 if 54 Mttemaetf The French and Latin Clubs combined their efforts to produce this interesting and original look- ing float. success of Homecoming 1968 The 69 seniors made it three in a row by taking first place with their float entry, Sound of Victory , , ,. +1 Kbfzj . ' 'SWS 4 4 7 ,r Liv. . , tl -3 ifiyffgft q, 7 L ,U 555, l i is Y A ai' L Q 4 t it if if-u 'L ' f 'i it i A lf, 5 S i 'R' 'vt' i- z it v 'Q'-N tt t 1 V ' 'uv -kk Y Uk , Q, .L K - LV V U' V f S .tt ' i X. ff . t ' G saw f , V , J ,iec - 5 r 1 W Q7 7 Y' . ' -V, 1 5 ii'-iii!-53 K i ' S'-?3:fit:f?QS ' K 9-cg! ,. ' U Q , g, ff, fit.. .L wx' v 5 f.: if l S -Z, A in .2 SRX 2 -'EM at be