Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

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The sthool rind the eommunity tire to he ton' lur.1tul.ttetl in lining .t group ol young people so in- terested in the lurtherinkg .ind perpetutiting of the tustonis and traditions of the sthool th.it through their efforts, it yetrhoolt has been developed, Ll master- piete ol' the school yL'.lf'5 activities. This work hits consumed untold time, eH0rt, pittif ente .intl persistent planning hoth with the young people themselves and their .tdxiseix The produtt of their planning will he therished hy the student hody .md will serve its tin incentive .intl example to further this type of school nctixity in years to tome. We are all proud of the yettrhook, its staff and its many eollgtborntors. lfrovn A. DAvis 5'11f1w'i11fem1'e11t , . . . , lapis Cfniilmzz 51.1ft Yeztlmi Culleut f.f,l.lt!7Ufl. Xt'fn.lil,1 . Al..'I.. l'1.'fitr'iri'J ul Xt f,r.1il.l lmnolfi. fXt'f,i,1il.1 illyiffi 211 5'i'fwwil f1tf111i111i1i.111fn1 eigc irzilzizfzafom Our elloits in e.iri'ying on the w.1r h.1xe reachetl at successful eontlusion, .ind we .ure once more on il peace time h.tsis, To the hoys .ind girls of our high sthool this Clmnge is of the grt-.itest significance. N- longer is our emph.1sis upon win' Service. We must now think of our' selves as citizens, not just of our community or of our nation, hut of the worltl which is groping for it way to happiness tintl permanent pence, As we progress in helping those shout Us nntl in making others h.1ppy while in school. So .ire we likely to develop that kind of citizenship which will Contrihute to the huilding of ii worltl where pence ttntl friendship reign. XWAYN ii SNVIN'I'0N Pr'ir1t'ifa.1l , . . 17.41. f,f1H,'tU LUHLK: Mffznzl lvcfflull, 111141 i'll.,'1,. I'21i1t'rfrI3 of 10141: Ion.: Uri, 1014.1 ININTT

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