Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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A TIME FOR Although the Junior Class wasn't entered, their float Wherefore Art Thou Commandoesu won first prize. 4 W1 Now, son, do as I say, not as I do. Don't trip the little girl. e tfft,i Your first kiss will last forever. 5'Once Upon A time . . . , the Senior Class' float, managed to hold to- gether long enough to receive second place. Q 1 WHERQ- T '-3 Hollllsiii 5 ,

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Seniom romanticize anclpifesenr Despite a drizzly day and dampened spectators, the annual Homecoming parade proceeded through the puddles on a course down Knoxvi1le's main street. When the parade had passed by, everyone eagerly awaited results of float judging. The Class of '72 put another name to their list of winning floats and sec- ond place honors were garnered by the sophomores while the Latin-French Club entry tacked down an honorable mention. Fingers and spirits were frozen at the Homecoming football game, a chilly Friday night. The weather was not the only thing that was cold, as the Blue Bullets could not seem to get warmed up and at the final gun found themselves on the short end of a 12-6 score. The Homecoming Dance on Saturday com- pleted the weekend festivities with Don Johnson and Linda Knox reigning as king and queen. Long will students remember the romantic spirit of the Homecoming of 1970-71. But, Miss Fields, the ballots clearly show you came in only secondl! Hoping for a north wind, the annual bonfire was built near the school.

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I969-70 Royalty, Queen Carol Peck and King John Anderson. Crown Bearers Pat- ., rick Hise, Shelly Beasley. Maid of Honor Jackie Whiteside Maid of Honor Kristy Owen Escort Bob White Master of Ceremonies Kirk Sanford Escort Jeff Putnam l h l W M S0 homore Attendant Karen Van Winkle Junior Marshal Dean Mastin, Senior Marshal Alan Seeger, Senior Mars a ayne as- p tin, Junior Marshal Nikki Spurgeon. Freshman Attendant Betty Westbay Jumor Attendant Jill Raible 14 l