Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE Contents Seam P QL Admunastratuon Student Body Actvyntues Fine Arts Student Lute Junior Hugh Producuon Garner Publxslmng Company Des Mounes Elliott S Studio Knoxville Kayenay Engraving Company Mason Cnty Modern Arts Cover Company Dos Morncs 4 OWO OWO OWO OWO , , . 5 9 ' 25 ' 39 ' 51 Athletics 63 ' 79 . . , I I , . . , I I . . I l 9 , I nistrationg-+ . , ., 'r 'Wu 1 ,Q-rl' ' .Q ff fgxk, I 4 4' ey Q x ... ,gg Q 1' Qf 239 ,s g . Q -Q , X f ELDON CARPER Sociol Science, Athletics WILBUR DRAKE Vocotionol Agriculture F. F. A, Advisor HAROLD HALL lnstrumentol Music RUTH HILLER English, Speech Dromotics Thespion Advisor HAZEL HUNNICUT Mothemotics Freshmen Advisor Q, VERA JOHNSON Nurse RAYMOND KLOOTWYK Boys' Athletics lndustriol Arts l.. MARY LOU LAUG!-lLlN Commercial Y-Teen Advisor 2 ' 1 CHARLES A, lRVlN Principol, Psychology MARILYN MARSH Vocol Music Music Appreciation r ix www ,Q '- f 9 9 , 4 W dl' , CLARENCE MARTIN CHARLES MINDLING Cornmerciol Sociol Science K Advisor Hi-Y Advisor School Bunker GLADYS NOON English in FLOYD A. DAVIS LESLIE RlTCl-lEY General Science MARJORIE WINTHER Science, Senior Advisor ERMA WlLKlNSON Spanish, English Sophomore Advisor LURA MAE WHITFIELD Girls' P, E. Team Chaperone G. A, A. Advisor Superintendent FLORENCE VANZEE English, Journalism Black 8. Gold Advisor HILBERT SMITH Industrial Arts Senior Advisor RAYMOND GAROLD ROWLAND JOHN P, RYAN CHARLOTTE REIFSCHNEIDER Social Science Mathematics, Physics SCHAEFFER General Science Girls' and Boys' Junior Advisor Vocational Athletics Homemaking is' F, l-l. A, Advisor l ,, Q N QP Board of Education Leif to rrght S L Wolkcr Trcosurcr Kenneth Bo ghofm V1 c Prcsldcnt Eiword EII B W Dutton Prcsdcni Floyd A Dovus Dwight Motor Lyla Longeborrc-I5 Raymond Glenn Secretory Secret lrles C Ll'sfOdl ms Q Fi- Ji-N. 5 SIOP DOING MD-JSVCC Top Kenneth Doddi. Jomc All ecretory to r ov: H D Bottom D rffny Mark Bottom Grp r Jr Y Secretory o Mr Irvrn 8 ' : . . , g r I , c g c .sg , . , 1 g . V, . Q . J . 4 . I 'rv ..:.,u X , Nfl , b, , ff I' lf I 4 1 5 Q 9 ' 2 ., 2 in ' 5 ' 0 ' in A , . - J- I J , 5 . I . tudgnt Bod f fq H4 L 1 rf I Il I cpl: XYXQKK XQnow4w?QXXc f, f,!k 4-, Blxilx Semor JACK ANDERSON Practucal poker speech con test entrant the Gamble mg kind had tough luck wuth hus coupe PAULA BARTUNEK Pa contest soloust for two years When My Dreamboat Comes Home talented an many fnelds neat appearance MARVIN BELFORD Marv young man with a horn hes a stu at North Hugh now truendly State contest wlnner nlce MARJORIE BISHOP FRANKLIN Comblnes school lute wnth mar ned lrfe employed at Ben Frankluns ardent band mem er friendly personaluty JACK BRADLEY n He s Nobody s Sweetheart Yet' u e able guy handsome John L WAYNE BROOKS Here comes another one brother totheotherone...s Camera Club worker . . . nice to know, -10- PAT BALES Nlg a Harvey gurl future homemaker neat talkatlve pretty natural curls Brown Eyes RUTH BASSETT Basket efficient Gal un CGlICO lteed sack that good worker voted to Y Teens CARL BERNAHL Qulet type nnce fellow s y doesnt have much to say but IS very congenlal BONNIE BOWN Bug brown eyes has a ready smnle Interested In commer clal art good student enjoy school DUANE BROOKS Has hopes of becomlng preacher very good memory hard worker has hugh :deals JOHN BROWN Lute of the party One of the Rovun kund Romeo . . . popular . . . a future ' Farmer Brown. JOAN BREUKLANDER the smnle of heolth Plow ueen hos deflnnte plons for the future Sweet ond Lovely BOB CARLE Super athlete Peg O My l-leort hos o smvle you cont reslst dork cnc honrlsome MYRTLE CAYLOR Myrt no peroxsde needed peppy Beouty School Bound goes with o loccl Don Juan Fave foot two eyes of blue BOB CONKLIN o Block letter wnnner rn track good buuld llfes to wotch televlslon steorly guy CHLOE CRANDALL Presuclent of F l-l A cute gvggle hos Attuco Interests no need for bobby puns ond furlers Chloeeeeeee WILLARD DAINTY Swell guy W nuce smile Some Doy She ll Come Along o sophrstu coted solesmon ofter school Class of 1951 'W -3'-ff nm :Xi ll RAYMOND BURNETT Rosy o lot lake hrs brother one of the boys hos a sense of humor takes thvngs easy BEVERLY CARPENTER A whuz at typlng and shorthand Hes In the Army Now top student longs to on the legut stoge NORMAN CHRISMAN Gobs of fun typucol form oy new Ford for has blrth oy youll never fund Nor mon out of humor' REGINA COOPER uuet but o so nntellngent B ond G Stoff member flccent sweet smnle dimples KEITH CROZIER Gopher good doncer lukes brunettes best would luke to become o travelmg soles mon loves to lnsten t Tommy Dorsey FRANK DE JONG How Yo Gonn o Keep Hum Down on the Form9 Beef Closs Presldent lukeoble fellow A Dontcher but def ' Jo , . . ' H H I I .'.,mII, ,1 ff , be ' ' . 15 Q x -- V- - rw - 4- . . . . . . . 554,143 ff X' ' b - - - Ft ... ' sf Q1 ' ' ' ' . . . ' . . , I , . . ef- !! ...Q ,f 'f ' A A 4 AJ. Q ' 7 'f,Ms l - .1 , - . i 1,f3 . .. H H I J . Q ' I h 4 cs ' 1 I A ..:: R ill ...' 453 if-' .. NELLIE DE MOSS Transfer from Monroe pretty smule quuet but consuderate works at Ben Frankluns BETTY JEAN DONNELLY Jetty Bean neat offuce gurl works at RA o the great umpersonator JIM DRElBELBElS A must on hus lust Mary Jane Bread asserts humself defunute plans for future as seruous sude SHIRLEY DUTTON Black Letter wunner Basha wull contunue at T C true fruend nvce person to know got on 5th All State Team BEVERLY GODFREY Porky loves to draw ann goo at lt to' prefers Lee overalls lukes any kund of sport DICK HALL Proxy . . . kinda' quiet . . . prefers Brook's water . . . spends spare time at RA-o-LA. Senuor 'Srl T 650 ...IQT JAMES DOLES lts My Lazy Day avud thespuan pleasant and a helpful loves to bowl BARBARA DOOLEY Happuest when the fleet s show gurl Barb scat hard working F H A mem er blue eyed blonde NORMA LEE DURHAM Effucuent hard worker Speed y s her motto Norny Edutor of thus h yar book very dependable ARLEN FOSTER Curly a hugh pount BB player Mutt and e Lunda quuet but fruendly JACQUELINE GRAVES Sweet and Lovely Beauty Queen Jackue f aw less complexuon calm and poused ARL HANING All 'round athlete . . . pitches a mean ball , , , 'l'Il Take You Home Again Kathleen . . . rugged good looks. JERRY HARVEY Feet . . . SCIC first teamer . . . big blue eyes . . . loves angel food cake . . . and Pat can bake 'eml JERRY HECK Ambutlous hell be a en trol figure at Pella next year nuce and dependable takes school work seriously DELORES JELSMA De De seen wnth Barb a o amlable attentnve cute giggle pretty DENNIS JOHNSON Llkes to tnnker with radios and cars favorite sports are Ice skatung rollerskatnng and swlmrmng ALBERTA KADING Bert hard worker well groomed manager of Pantherettes pleasant per sonaluty DONALD LANGEBARTELS Don all around fellow always wnllmg to help zntelllgent Frrtz Class of 1951 7, 4 l3 CAROLYN HAYES Horses . . . Horses . . . Horses moved to wide open spaces lnorth on Highway l4l . . . loves to play basketball. JOHN HECKETHORN Whnz at cars good yoker excellent salesman always has o friendly smnle a SUZANNE JENNINGS Effucnent and hard workmg popular a fruend mdeed If You Knew Suzue neat and how' PHYLLIS JONES Phy darlmg laugh Lovely halr peppy pretty un CELIA KESTER D A R award Chee snappy guard or forward liked by all Am t Mlsbe havln savm her love for Dark Eyes TED LARSON Swede T V s the thmg he has has own set' beautl ful country home good guy baseball enthusiast PAUL LEEPER Lnkes football pal of Eddne s works on stage crews for plays loves to roller skate lakes football and baseball DORIS LONG Wntty personalnty plus cute speech contest wunner wears her clothes well BARBARA McCONVlLLE Gllb talker gone steady seven come eleven9799 card shark Mary Crest next year It Had To Be You easy goung SARAH McDANlEL Sary pretty halr vonte color? Rust y of course cute gnggle sparklung smule ZELLA McDONALD Pitch black hanr wrntes let ters In study hall goes steady a wlllung worker MARVIN MILLER Lukes the farm life nice lnkes Nuchols better than dimes ruce smele Senior I4 BONETTA LINDLEY Ta slender and blonde a workung gal qulet In school nuce KEITH LOYNACHAN A new car for burthday B and G Sports Editor pleas ant and cooperative lnkes to go bushwacknng BOB MCCORKLE Corky has fun campvng out at the State Farr hangs around Wlllnamson quite a but lukes 50 Nashes RUBY MCDONALD Quiet sweet always seen wlth Zella dependable ALBERTA McVEY Bert druves Dad s pickup gobs ot fun when you get to know her quiet JIM MITCHELL Pete quute a guy really enpoys lute fast BB player very likeable CAROLYN MONEYSMITH Nice smile pretty hair quiet a good typlst JOAN NICHOLS Nic good sense ot humor basketball enthusiast very friendly MARTHA PAARDEKOOPER Pardy cute clothes pretty brown eyes sh I e a Stevens sophisticate next year interested in dramatics and piano DWIGHT POFFENBARGER The Country life for him drives a Studebaker pick up plans on joining the Air Force I m Bashtul VERNA PRESLEY Quiet . , . pretty brown hair. , . marriage came first for her . . . Transfer from Milo, BILL ROFF Drives a suped up Ford , . . ikes to square dance . . . goo at it oo. Class of 1951 'K 'uv 1' 'Ku GERALDINE NICHOLS Gerry happy go lucky hopes to get a ,ob in an office neat un KATHLEEN OSBORN Bugs tall and efficient post forward has decvded on Stephens reads books on Psychology Take Me Out To The Ball Game WILLIAM PENDERGRAFF Smiley likes people trans fer from Red Oak Okla gets a big kick out of life friendly ANGELINE POPE Angy good student friendly brain in chemistry nice person to know DWAYNE RANKIN Chick . . . likes to dance . . . Vote for Chick' . . . good natured. WILMA SAGE Talkative . . . really puts a stick of gum to work . . . always quick on the comeback . . . hails from the Gem of the Ocean fColumbia that isl. GEORGE SCHNICKER Gift of gab speed demon Where would he go if Speeds burned down RONALD SIRPLESS Ronnie swell guy goes all out for music makes friends easily transfer from Oklahoma KAYE SPEAR a friendly smile will leave for Minneapolis in June to take up communications Worthy Advisor of Rainbow nice EDDIE STORM Plays end on football team. , . throws his weight around . . . blond curly hair , . . nice. VIOLET VANDER VEER Greek . , . has no definite plans for the future . . . prett . . . likes to square dance and play basketball. BENNIE WESSMAN Re ' . . . likes Millers . . . student conductor . . . enjoys putting on short skits during pep meetings. sv! -16... MARVIN SHOTWELL Chimp friendly quiet yet sincere likes to spend his spare time at Speeds engoys athletics TED SNOW Has Biological interests Camera Club President expert carpenter is pride and joy a 36 Pontiac DWIGHT STONE Doc serious and eloquent speaker intelligent wi take Pre Med this summer at lowa U LEILA TALBOT Tall and blonde . . . parties are her specialty . . . decided she liked K'ville better than Phoe- nix .... good friend of Kaye s, AGNES WAGNER Flash in P, T .... a very sincere person . . . good student . . . pretty blonde braids . . . friendly likeable. MARJOR I E WETHERALL ' Marge' . . . might go to Penn- sylvania when school s ou . . . thinks she leads a dull life . . . works ot McConnels , . . loves jazz. S . Works at show . . . always has .. .. . L ' 3215 , . I y Z d l H ' 1' Class of 1951 LENO5 W SLER JOAN WILLIAMS h h R S e QETB Jaofgon B Om? G Plays post on BB team staff swe I fIery red haIr boys lyplni d Jody f It s naturally curly too hrlves O or Sense un umor EVA MAE WORRALL Ukes Fords works of Jer, She Il get morned When John mngs dark cornplected W Comes MOVCIWWQ Home wmes to O Q01 ,n Melcher SGflSfl9d wrth IIfe Wears fnendly two dmmonds on her fInger97777 RICHARD WILSON KAY ZIMMERMAN ZImmy strawberry blonde Kon C'lWOY5 Seen Hes o marned man now W' SWE l 59159 of doesn t say much Morgue humor IIOPQS I0 fake Up Interested In agnculture nurse S frolmng WILLIAM FRANKLIN IVIOTTII In ourselves our future hes LOLOR Blue .Ind Yllver FLO ER Pmk Cdl'lldll0ll I7 r,.. d is, I v H , en- I' f 'H' ' X i: ' : A f I I 35.3. 'III Jo . . . I ' ' -- ' V , 0 1 '.l' ' ' A I I Q I W W 1 - - . I W 0 ' - - I O O 6 C 1lI11OI'S 'Su 'L' vs. lin? 1 ml AX ,am 1 1 Q ,rdf 1 3 vs, Top Row Peggy Adams Gerry Allen Charles Anrlerson John Bmley Marlorxe Baker Bruce Barger Torn Baty h Robert Bown Paul Brooks Paul Carr Buell Carruthers Sixth Row Denny Belknap Fronkl n B ngor' an June Boat C Fifth Row Marilyn Carter Paul Chrlsmore Don Clark Barbara Cooley Joanne Cooley Don Cowman Pat Cowman Fourfh Row Dorls Cranale Arclean Dalulx Ray Dorrah Rosemary De Joacle Rotuert Dc Lana Larry Dutton Betty De Wxtt G ff N rrna Jo Grlll Mzlclrerl Hanson Marr Jo Hayes Third Row Veda Fee Maur nc Fast Francesanne Gholson Tom o o R D nnrs Holdren Dorus Holdren Anaellca Hustefl Frank Jenkuns Russell Johnston Dwayne Jollnffe Mary Karr Second ow e Boffom Row Emma Kline Maxlne Klootwyk Kelth Kool Jerry Koons I8 0 5 gh ' Q 5. A 5 . ' I bA . - :-. A 5 : ' . - 1 , W I 1 , gum I ' ff C va 'l' x 1 5. raw A 1 J x . 3 A ' - Q! if Q 1 5 0 Q. 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Nlchols Phyllis Nnchols Lllllc Presley Rnchard Randol Flffh Row Dwught Rankun Jobyna Rankn Elnzaluefh Reed Morlorxc Rees Don Rowland Shello Ryan Dorlene Sellers Fourth Row Doyld Schell Duck Srhreuber Oleto Schrader Lowell Shaffer Dorothy Shappell Inez Sholve Ronald Severns Third Row Glynn Snrpless Bernard Slaler Ken Smlfh Keo Smlth Corolyn Stull Loverm Stuttsworth Roy Test Second Row Beverly Ver Stoeg Lou Se Ver Stecg Borluora Wensel Hugh Whrsler Jackie Whsfe Bennie Wulletts Paul Wlllsams Bottom Row Jnmmy Wollc Bonme Wooldrndge Florence Woolsey l9 Q ,gy A , 3' 'T i . j Z 9 ' . K r L . .Av , I 7 - ik ., a w ,- ,,,f ., -- ' A A ' AQ K VI, V s' f ,ff E . A . - :if . V.. , ss. 3 B Q 5 1: 'A 3, I g . X i , Y , ' 1, A.. 5 D ' ' ' 'I , .J 9 ,I Y. ::,E Af I . ' ' P,fAf , 51,1 ' A ' 9159. , 1 5' jg ,V 'f Q 'rll' - -' ' ' ye y ' 5 - Y Q, N , 424. , . . Q 4 . R ' .x .85 5 ' Q if EIT, A I :.,. 1 r' ' 4 f ..,. A' 3' 241 - . 3, :yn 1 X , Q ,T x V . Sophomores Bock Row: Jack Dahlin, Gilbert Cook, Seward Cross, Bud Daintf, B l! Croz1er, Keith Alrlnch, Cleo Bonnet, Bill Awtry. Fifth Row: Mark Kzng, Vance Crosby, Carolyn Coleman, Ted Cleveland, B lly Joe Crawford, Ned Jola, Charles Jones, Marilyn Koons, Kathleen Filltman, Dixie Batten, Wilma ChamberIa.n. Fourth Row: Ruby Daubenspeck, Phyllis Crabb, Floyd Durham, Betty Brooks, Kenneth Crane, George Comer, Jack Allen, Anna Marie Arnts, Shirley Kay Cecil, Miss Wilkinson, Advisor. Third Row: Vivian Durham, Shirley Coon, Donna Holzworth, No ma Elubauqh, Clarlce Klootwyk, Lorna Bernahl, Kathryn Brooks. Second Row: David Goebel, Sandra Bartunek, Marilyn Bacus, Hel:n G.ilhrie, Elizabeth Hatch, Glenna Coggeshall, Thelma Bassett, Betty Crews. First Row: Marion Bailey, James Clark, Bob Chambers, Rodney Jo noon, Paul Karr, Kerry Cox, Ruth Grimes, Vera Cowman. ,fmt 0 ' 8 Min, Bock Row Don Neal Myrle Rowley Charles Willis Jack Vande Brink Roger Smith Glenn Visser Bill Simpson Jana Lou Popma Marilyn Phillips Sixth Row Larry McConvllle Larry Nash Ke th Zimmerman Leroy Stephenson Robert Taggart David Werts Rosemary Visser Sally Morris Flfth Row Dick Rowland Vern n Orr Bob Watson Sandra Wolf Katherine McCormack Dwayne Stone Elaine Rozeboom Caro lyn Newman Fourth Row Norma Young Mary Jean Slofer Marv Jane Van H mert Mary Jo Schell Sally Sutherland Junior Presley Mary Alice Zack Mary Luann Larson Third Row Wynona Winters Janus Wessman Marilyn White Edith Rlley Shirley Proffitt Vida Randal Oren Shobe Second Row Dixie Poffenbarger Shirley Larson Kay Thompson Dawna Ter Louw Delores Pope Shirley Slocum Richard Stone Front Row Evelyn Shewman Lucille Mners Carolyn Thomas ClaJdean Rees Avice Vander Linden Richard Thomas Jack Vander Veer 20 1 'C J K k Q ,vm -, I C' I 63- ,, 'Y 'S ,fs , , ' Y In -n -L , , A ,N , t 1 Q1 5 3 1 ' V J. v . or' 1 v . ,r I .J 4 M X CL, -lf ,L C , , ' , or ,ef if 4 , f , ' . 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First Row: Phillip Caswell, Marvin Brooks, Gladys Bates, Susan Drake, Earl Clark, James Carr, Dale Fee, Sandra Craven. .f- 77 'mr -use 'Hn- QQ C. ' N Bockrxow Phillip Metcalf Vernon Richards Pauline Spencer Mary Snow La Vonne Nolte Sheldon Moon Milton Test Marshall yers Fifth Row Shirley McClain Marlene Mayan Marilyn Miller Marilyn L Miller Ronald Shewmon Henry Wallace James Still Johnnie Storm Fourth Row Barbara McCorkle Mary Templeton Janet Price Rhea Ann Wilson Georgene Van Loon Joyce Maddy Thomas Nichols Mary McDonald Margaret White Third Row Shirley Newton Shannon Wessman Clarence Weldon Billy McCorkle Lawrence Stone Larry Morgan Ronald Stmp son Ned Whisler Second Row Donna Rxgqen Thelma Miller Jerry Morgan Bettv Parker Cleo Nichols Styrl Little Lowell Steele Front Row Jack Vander Linden Jim Malone Arlene Miller Lois Murphy Eunice Wadle Ja k Weddle Ken Vickroy 21 l' ' ' Q - .. 4 .. ,Q Z , Q 5 V f, fr' V A 3 s. . - 5' T' . 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V '15, 2 ' 'x X , .,,. , L' V NV :O In 6 U Staff of L Vla Chalc Ande son K N K a My tlc Caylo a D a Dear Diary Glad to see a few old staff members back new ones too We had a luttle trouble gettnng schedules fnxed but now we re all settled and ready to go to work We ve declded some chanaes are gonng to be made thus year Sure hope they pan out all rlght October 5 Here s somethung different already A new precedent was set at the pep rally tonight as we Introduced the Homecomnng Queen ahead of time Jackie s face glowed wrth happlness as well as wnth the reflectnon of the huge bon ure October 6 What a day' 8 20 A M Just made ut to school In time Had to make a last mnnute dash to fund an old shnrt and pour of pants to wear l2 OO noon Classes are a not todax S me of the teachers look more luke Dog Patchers than the klds do OO P M Since l have no afternoon classes l m going down to work on the float There were a few thrngs we dudn t get fnnlshed Hope somebody gets down tl r wutn a car In plenty of tlrne to get It up to the school 2 OO P M Gett ng everyb dy unto th p rade In the rnght place was qulte a lab Hope Lharles doesnt dnve too fast Those klds are liable to fall off nf the car starts lerknng 4 OO P M We had a real good place to stand and watch the parade Our float looked luke a bug whlte cloud float ng down the street The queen and her attendants wnth their skirts blowrng IH the wnnd gave an added touch of falryland Glad we won first prize Mr C l rtln r s r Cello Cglcr ' ' at een Owl orn Paula B ttunek r r GNN, gwmlcgi Rosemary De Jaoflc Norm Lee urh rn Dlfk 5 lwrerlzer . . . . ' , ' 1 P again thus year. But It s good to have some ' , f' v , 4 , , ' ' I 1 x L. A we C ' ' . , . L ' ' ' I , f- : f e ' e a- f' . . l . . 1 . .-4 ' ' ' . A , ' ' , We 7,26- worked hard enough on ut Now we have to go tear ut down A week to put ut together and only an hour to tear ut dawn OI w ll that s e 7 I5 P M It s tume for the presentatuon of the queen and her attendants to the crowd at the football staduum Hope everythung goes off on schedule 7 30 P M Kuck off tum I Thus should b a wonderful gam Our opponents are the toughest un the conference but thus us our Homecom ng so we have to wun IO OO P M Well we can t w n them all Guess I ll go to the dance and forget about ut The senuor gurls are sp nsorung the Hom com ung and guvung the proceeds to the K We sure can use the money October 27 A battle wuth the stand and a wld hunt all over town for someone who could hook up the tryung to get food to the cr wd at tne football game Vufe sold e ghteen dozen hot dogs and IO cases of pop Durung the game we had to go up tow'1 and beg the stores for all the candy bars they had November 'I One bug job done' All contracts are sugned and deadlunes set It us goung to be hard to get all our puctures and copy un on tume But the book us goung to be out earluer thus year we hope' November 10 Boy am I tured The whole staff went to Des Mounes today We went all through the pruntung and cover companues I don t know how anyon could unvent such complucated machunes that can turn out a book wuth luttle more than pushung a button or so ut seems December 'I3 Thus was a day I ll never forget Why do you always leave everythung to the last mun ute? We thought we had all the work done but when w got ready to decorate for the Snow Ball B unce there were a mulluon thungs to do Just as the furst guest arruved we put the last buts of angel haur on the Chrustmas tree Then we all ran home to change to our party clothes It was such a bug success I guess ut was worth all the work January 31 lt s too late now' Today was the last day you could buy a yearbook I lust got mune un tume I was so busy chasung everybody else forgot to buy one for myself February 3 Yo yo sl Candy bars' Pop' I ll be yell ng that un my sleep before thus week us over Sec tuonal tournament tume I know there must be an easuer way to make money Aprll 20 Boy' That was close Just made the prunt er s deadlune Now we can relax Just a few luttle thungs left to do Maybe we can make a few plans for next year I hope everybody us satusfued when they see the book It has been a lot of work but ut has been gust as much fun WHOOPS' DIDNT NEED Tl-IAT Tl-IUMB ANYWAY HERE MYRT, LET ME DO IT' 8 30 MOUNTIN' TIME l ' . 1 e , I ' ' ' Iif . ' , ' , gas was the beginning of a hectic night of around trying to sell them a book that I almost o ' . 3 X ,gf O . 'u V F ...27.. Black and Gold Staff of 1951 'Ra KE' it QE Black anclGolcl in. X? 3 -nuff T R a a Coopc Chloe C a tall o Wh slc Mau een Fast Bottom Angclca H stcd Kct Loy achan Nor a Jo G I ShelaRya B tela D ey HOF' Mass Vanzee has been advising the Black 8. Gold staffs for a peruod of four years Each year accordrng to Mass Vanzee br ngs n w truends and experaences In addition each dufferent staff has orngunal deas and plans so that the paper has no repetltlcn Mass Van zee majored In English at Central College and also attended the Unlversnty of Wisconsin In the summer Flrst semester lournallsm students fmally became the Black 81 Gold staff at the begun ning of the second semester The students showlng the most abllrty In the art of news paper work were selected for certaln duties on the staff After studying dllngently the first semester on what the date lane ns the dlfferent head lanes and how to wrute an edltorlal there was nothing left for the staff to ask when they started work on the paper except a few ques tions llke where does the date llne go wh ch hea lnne shall l use or ns thus an edltorlal But all klddlng aside the staff dxd work hard and their work was appreciated The staffs mann purpose ln lssuung a paper ns to gnve those people Interested In yournalrsm as a career a chance to learn a few funda mentals and also to provide lnterestmg news to the student body as a whole . 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A23- auonal Honor SOCICIY SCl1OllI'5hlp Ch trlcter I LldLI'Sl'llp Scrx ICC I TpR l Mddl Dtt Ky to a Pala AN OPLN IETTER IO XOU PROM THI 1931 NXTION Xl HONOR SOCIETX Cas we the K staff feel they would wrute ntl Dear Fellow Students Faculty and Parents We twelve people rightly feel fortunate and proud to be selected as representatnves of K H S as members of the Natnonal Honor Socnety We feel that thus IS tne highest honor that could be bestowed on us during our four years rn hugh school but before w can accept thus honor In full w would luke to extend our apprec atnon an thus order To begun with we would luke to thank every one w have been able to assrst nn any way for allowing u to perlcrm SERVICES for you b cause In actuality you were performung a serv ce t u by helplng u make lnfe rlch and full and worth whale Our second thanss goes to our parents teacher and friends for thelr laund and devoted gu dance In helping u develop a strcng and worthwml CHARACTER Next we would I 4 to extend our apprecuatuon to our fellow students wno have been such good followers We realnze that LEADERSHIP ls attained only wnth the best cooperatuon of those that realuze the Importance of each job no matter how small Only throuah these people have we been able to become leaders ln conclusson we extend our thanks to our leaders the faculty of K H S un helping us obtain a hugh scholastlc average Thev have been most unselfush wlth their time and energy Humbly yours, THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 29 O O . . . 1 1 4 - If 3 ' I I 4 ' 4 s ' 4 1 . ' , Q-5 4 r i- 5 1? sz, N ul. , V5 , , , , E 9 , f .1 VJ, as ' 1 , , , 5 f ' ww , .., 4 .. , , 5 ,. R , - ysxx- w ifi' I - 'M vu. fx . I u 1 ' 'Q ,-J ,Y ' , is o ow: Don Langewartels, Cclza Koster, Joan Brcuklondcr, Suzl Jenmngs. i e Row: Shurley u on, l-arhlccn Osborn, Pat Balcs, a Znmrn-:-rman. Bo I' rn Row: Norm Leo Durham, Beverly Carpenter, u Bartunck, Angelcne Pope. 2 A P If O s - 1 , L I' I - .. ,. . . X I I I . . . 3 . . S . i . . . i . . . D L . . R. S 9 E o s N ' 3 . ' ' ' A . , A . . , . , S . . . , . Z S L E , il D .. - - . v .t C . . .F L . . . I ' ' 'I r' Y-Teens Does anyone have any udeas how to make money? That phrase got practucally more work out thus year than The meetung wull come to order Funally after the tureless effort of the members the treasury uncreased from 75 cents to Sl54 Such thungs as candy sales bake sales work week where the gurls dud odd jobs and gave half of theur earnungs to the organuzatuon sellung at basket ball games and sellung homecomung badges were the ways the club made uts money The true meanung of Y Teens was not lost un all thus work Every meetung there was a worshup servuce and the m mbers w re always th nkung of udeas howto help others Some such projects were sendung candy bars money and clothung to needy chuldren overseas One of the outstandung programs presented was the Sprung Style Show school gurls lt has been such a success thc last two years that ut was de cuded to make ut an annual affaur ln the muddle of Aprul the Mother and Daughter banquet was held Thus year the theme was a delughtful Japanese Garden Much hard work was put unto producung the banquet but everyone agreed that ut was worth ut as ut turned out to be one of the nucest ones ver g ven After the rush of the banqueu t e club ettled down to enjoy the last few meetungs of the year Standing Peggy Adams Vucc Prcsuclcnt Kathy Osborn Pres dent Pat Co man Secretary Seated Louusc Ver Steeg Treasurer 30 Five ofthe clothing stores downtown modeled their clothes on ten pretty high '- ls f- ' Buck Row Joanne Cooley Margorne Baker Barbara Cooley Shlrley Dutton Maru Jo Hayes Peggy Aflams Carolyn Coleman PhyllsCrablJ Sally Gholson Mass Laughlln Aclvtsor Fifth Row Myrtle Conrlra Ruth Bassett Patty De Wztt Pat Cowman Francesanne Gholson Rosen-ary De Joocte Ruly Dauhen speck Sh rley Henk Mary Hatch Joan Breuklanrler Betty Brown Fourth Row Rath Karr Suzx Jennnngs Cella Kester Duxxe Batten Wllma Chamluerlaln Shlrley Cecll Helen Guthrne Vnvnan D loam Norma Jo Grlll Beverly Carpenter Angellca Hustecl Thxrd Row Martha Downs Cleta Hoch Maxlne Klootwyk Lorna Bernahl Norma Blalough Shlrley Coon Donna Holzworth Manlvn Carter Second Row Myrtle Caylor Patsy Bales Mllclrecl Hanson Bettf Crews Marllyn Bocas Betty De Watt Mourlne Fast Roberta Fast Carolyn Hayes Mary Kar Front Row Norma lee Durham Glenna Cogg shall Sandra Bar HW k Thelma Bassett Paula Eartunek Sandra Craven Betty Jean Donnelly Vera Cawman 7.14. 561 sn., 9 .1 ,.q ...iff km ' Bock Row Marllyn Phzlllps Marllyn Koons Elanne Rozehoom Srtla Wolfe Kathy Osborn Carolyn Moneysmtth Jana Lou Pooma Selly Morns Carolyn Newman Darlene Sellers Faith Row Evelyn shewman Marcna May Rosemary Vsser Beverly Ver Steeg Jolxyna Ranktn Sally Sutherland Lerla Talbot Kaye Spear Elean r M ller lenos Wh sler Mary Luann Lar on Lou se Mer Steea Fourth Row Donna Lon Ku Fh mps n Marv McDonald Wynona Wnters Mary Jo Schell Elth Rlley Agnes Wagner Margore Wetherall amt Yr e Barla a Wen el Mary Jean Sloter Ruby McDonald Thlrd Row Dons Long Bala a M C nv Ile Kay Znmm rman Mary Allre Zack Mary Jane Van Hemert Zella McDonald Shlrley Protfntt Colleen L man Sh rlex Newton Sccond Row Dawna Ter Louw Martha Faardekooper Shnrley Slocum Donna Rxggen Shannon Wessman Jams Wessman Vldo Randol Duxue Koons Laverne Stlttsworth Front Row Cloucleon Rees Sarah McDan el Loss Murphy Lac' le Muers Norma Young Lllle Presley Verna Presley Manlyn Whnte Eunlce Wadle Phyllus N chols 3l . , : , I l', I , I I I I A s '. ,:'f' I L ' v Q, I 33 V Q . ' ' 3 N Q 0 1 . S: fn? J if it f Q W3 Y ' A or A x 1 . C3 S' T3 ' 5 .P C' I . J Q A 4 4 2 - 4 m 2. ' . J 5 , f ., L i ' na X U : I 3fj, ',yDL Clk I ,I 5' ,hi S V, 1. , I Back Row: Betty Hanson, Delores Jelsma, Shlrley Dutton, Peggy Aflams, Maru Jo Hayes, Mary De Wnld, Sally Gholson, Betty Brown Fourth Row: Celia Kester, Suzn Jennlngs, Angelica Hustecl, Carolyn Coleman, Phyllrs Cralulu, Joan Brcuklancler, Marrlyn Carter. Third Row: Maurine Fast, Lorna Bernahl, Doris Holclren, Marlene De Joocle, June Boothe, Beverly Godfrey, Norma Jo Grill Beverly Carpenter. Second Row: Maxrne Klootwyk, Lrncla Kussunger, Betty De Witt, Jonna Cook, Donna Holzwarth, Shirley Coon, Beverly Burgett Norma Lee Durham. First Row: Delores Aharr, Myrtle Caylor, Sanclra Bartunek, Patsy Bales, Glenna Cogaeshall, Thelma Bassett, Paula Bartunek. ,MM 9 c Bock Row Loretta Newman Kathy Osborn Mary Jean Slofer Mary Snow Sandra Wolfe Lenos Whnsler Sally Sutherland Kaye Spear Marcla May Carolyn Newman Fourth Row Mary Jo Schell Mary Jane Van Hemert She la Ryan Mary Luann Larson Mary Aluce Zack Margaret White Lenla Talhot Thnrd Row Eva May Worrall Maryorre Rees Erllth Ruley Martha Poarclckoopnr Elrzalvcth Reed Shrrley Profftt Janet Pnce Rhea Ann Wrlson Beverly Ver Steeg Second Row Vlda Randol Kay Thompson Marilyn M ller Norma Young Kay Znmmcrman Georgcne Van Loon 'averne Stltts worth Janus Wessman Front Row Clauflean Rees Sarah McDan el Donna Long Loss turphy Lacullc Muers Evelyn Shewman Lou se Vcr Steeg Phyllxs Nuchols Manlyn Whnte 32 V' AJ, - - '4 t 9. X . , . 'Q S Q , AE, 15 , , ' 4,4 A r 4 r ' l ,,A-WA ,, , A1 1. , , ' 4 c M J 6 W ,A-sl . ' L ' 3 , J 3 Q Qt Af ,. ,A A N Q fi' -'S 'V W' ' ,Q 5 C 'X ,, ' r , 3 r v ' T: A I s 1 .J ,Q fy '-ra ' :' xr Bic, nf ' 1 f 2' ' 5 r r , -, , r i , ' , 5 I, r r l r ,r r r - 4 - 'Q 4 . ' 4 G1rls Athleuc ASSOCIHYIOH G A A OFFICERS andmg El zol oth Rc-ol V Q P ex t P on as c- o lrcast c Seated Sh Ivy Coow cc cfm The Glrls Athletic Assoclatron after get tnng acquaunted wlth the new sponsor Mass Whntfueld began the usual round of actvvvtues Where s my gym clothes? We haven t enough gurls here' These were just a few of the phrases that were heard everytume we gathered for a soccer badmtnton basketball or plng pong tournament Those who dudn t take part nn at least one of the tournaments massed on outstandung dusplay of good sports manshup and a lot of fun A polnt system for earnlng a letter was started an whnch both wnnnung and partucupatnon counted ln Aprul we held a Naughty Nughtves pajama party Amid all the gngglnng and talking a few of us got to sleep but we all had fun Our annual pot luck dnnner was held ID May and officers were elected for the followung year Thus brought to a close the actuvltles of GAA for l95l CIRCUS RIDERS' GOOD BACK HAND' 33 THIS LOOKS IMPOSSIBLE DOESN T ITP Standing Larry Dutton Treasurer Seated Bernard Slater Vlce Pres dent Bob Carle Presldent The Knoxvllle l-ll Y had a very successful c ub thus year The organlzatuon Installed l5 new members nn a beautlful candle llght serv :ce on October l2 The club had a hayrnde nn the tall and everyone had a wonderful tame Then the Hu Y put out a school dlrectory whlch lncluded the names addresses and telephone numb rs of all the students IH hlgh school At the begrnnlng of the second sem ster the organuzatlon elected new otfncers for l95l They are Bernard Slater Presudent Ned Job Vlce President Charles Anderson Secretary Tom Baty Treasurer Through all thelr actlvltues and busnness the H1 Y always llves up to their purpose wh'ch IS to create mannta n and extend throughout the school and cemmunlty a hugh standard el Chrlstlan character 'H 'fair V Bock Row Roy Test Don Langebartels Jam Wolfe John Heckcthorn Norman Chrlsman Denns Belknap Hugh Whlsler Keuth Loynachan Bob Carle Keuth Aldrlch Flfth Row Jrm Drelbelbels John Crawford Bud Daxnty Tom Baty Ronald Morris Tom Goff Ronald Severns Benne Wlllett Roger Smith Fourth Row Ray Darrah Robert Bown Jack Dahlln Ronald Slrpless John Balley Bernard Sloter Paul Leeper Edde Storm Mr Mnndllng Advisor Third Row Ned Job Larry Nash Charles Anderson John Brown Davnd Werts Rzchard Gee Jack Anderson Marvin Beltord Second Row Dwlght Stone Floyd Durham Larry Dutton Davld Schell Ronald Slmpson Ned Whusler Oren Sholac- Front Row Jerry Morgan Lowell Shaffer Bob Watson Ronald Hennrnq Rschard Randol Styrl Lltlle Jack Vander Lnnden 34 I E f , . . u I I 3 . . ,, I T , . . . , . 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I .'J I J, Future Farmers of America Bock Row Don Rawlanrl Kenth Kadlng Bull Rott Marvun Muller Wllluam Pendergraft Bull Crozler Wllllam Franklin Thlrd Row Dwzght Poffcnhargcr Russell Johnston Cleo Bennet Keuth Flnarty Myrlc Rowley Frank De Jong Second Row Ruchard Stone Dale Dearunger Torn Nnchols Rrcharcl Rowland Jerry Hublcr Junnor Presley Jerry Koons Front Row Davxd Goebel Marvnn Brooks James Clark Rlchard Thomas Wvlbur Drake Advisor Thus year the Sod Busters Chapter ot the Future Farmers of Amerrca ran very smoothly They comblned buslness wnth pleasure to fur ther thelr educatlon and love for farmnng For recreation the F FA basketball team competed with oppos ng farm boys from near by towns as thelr half ol the lntter from the pure bred sow purchased last year The other half of the latter goes to Dwlght Poffenborger who takes care ofthe sow Some of the purposes of the organlzatlon are to create more Interest an the untellugent chorce ot larmsna occupatuons to encourage members to Improve the form home and nts surroundlngs and to develop character tram for useful cltlzenshup, and foster patrlotlsm These purposes were marntalned and fur thered throughout the year 35 Stondmg Myrle Rowley Brll Roff Vnce Presldcnt Frank De Jong President Seated Frank Jcnkrns Treasurer Dwught Poffcn harger Secretary l l The Knoxville Chapter is richer by 3 hogs ThCSP1HHS 43 df O vga--,sf - 11 We Q WZ' WA if if g Y of Back Row: Donald Langebartels, John Brown, Mnss Hiller, Advisor, Hugh Whzsler, Jrm Drelbclbcls, Jlrn Dales. Second Row: Soran McDan1cI, Beverly Carpenter, Dons Long, Kathy Osborn, Shnrley Dutton, Paula Bartunek, Norma Leo Durham. Front Row: Martha Paardckooper, Patsv Bales, , . ., b t- . G ' I - I - I I - 1 1 ' I I - ' : , 1 g - ' 1 , . 5 V , 5 .. .. , I . ' - -36g- Although the Thesplan group was small at furst l4 members there was never any lack of enthusiasm or lnntuatlve Early In the year when plans were made for the All Hugh School play The Curse of the lncas the Thesplans were chosen to take over the publnclty for ut There followed one of the most nntensvve advertlsung campaigns Standing John Brown Vxce Pres dent Jam Drenbelbes Treasurer Seated Be erlv Carpenter Secretary Don Langebartels Prcs dent ever seen at K H S which resulted ln a e ter than ordinary crowd for the play One of th next projects of the Club was a hugh school news column which they had published In one of the local papers lt was a weekly column whlch consrsted of news about school affalrs and was written by a Thespran member Next the Club felt a need for a Constutu hon for the local group A constitution was adopted and put unto effect dunng January which governed dues meetnngs and mem bershlp lt wasn t all work and no play this year In December they and thenr guests went to Des Moines to attend the Drake Unuversrty productlon ofthe fantasy play My Heart s nn the Highlands then ln January the Thes plans agaln nnvnted guests to accompany them to Pella where Central College was presentnng Harvey Panther Club Standing Benn c Wzllctts V re Pros dent Don Lcngebortels P Cslrlent Seated Rxchar l Randal Sec etary The Panther Club organnzed In December l95O us one of the newest organlzataons nn K H S The object of the Panther Club ss to create closer relatlonshup between the letter wnnners of the varvous sports to promote bet ter relatnonshnp between the athletes and the athletlc staff to provlde an organlzatlon which wall establlsh recognntlon of the athletes to the students and faculty to help promote the feelsng of ever present frnendllness sports manshlp and co operation and to promote better school spsrnt The mam busnness of the club the flrst semester was concerned wnth organnzatuon of the club A uniform letter system was also establushed ln whuch the athlete receives only one letter then a chevron and a certuflcate for each oddutuonal letter earned In has senior year he receives a gold letter w th has entire athletlc record woven Into It In the form of symbols and stripes If he earns four letters un ony one sport he also receives a black letter for that particular sport The letters are to be uniform IH size The club sponsored a bug sprung dance as Fruday Apnl I3 no casualtues were suffered and everyone had a wonderful time The offncers for the year were president Don Langebartels vice presldent Ben Wal letts and secretary treasurer Rach Randol Ik Back Row Coach Carper Ad Isor George Comer Ronald Morse Bennie Wnlletts Bsll Croz or A len Foster Coach Kloot yk Advnsor Second Row Arl Hanlng Jerry Harvey Jnm Drenbelbels Russell Johnston Dwlgl1TROr1kln Erlduc Storm Front Row Don Longebartels Bob Conklm Dwlght Nlchols Richard Randol Frank De Jong Kenneth Barnes , I V I , , ,f their first undertaking, Although it was on Q 'M -37- Puture Homemakers of Amenca L, I new .1 4 up 'Q -Ar f 'l Back Row Ja ke Graves J an Nchols Loretta Newman Carolyn Stull Joann Wlllxams Delores Jelsma Betty Lou Chambers Marulyn Muller Dorls Crangle Angelene Pope Alberta Mcvey Sixth Row W Ima Sage Nellle Dc Moss Ma y Judlfh Murphy Beverly Godfrey Gerald nc Nlchols Marporne Bnshop Bonn e Bown Barbara Dooley Delores Pope Flfth Row Jeanette Harvey Paulune Spen cr Darlene Allen Margaret Whntc Oleta Schrader Anna Marne Arnts Shnrley McClain Marlene Mavm Mess Schaeffer Advisor Fourth Row Beverly Burgeft Rhea Ann Wllson June Boothe Dnxle Poffenbarger Dorls Holdren Emma Klnne Barbara McCorkle Tlnrd Row Donna Crozler Joyce Maddy Marllyn L Muller Georgene Van Loon Carol Lou Heck Betty Hanson Mary Templeton Marlene De Joode Second Row Margorle Rees Chloe Crandall Alberta Kadlng Elizabeth Reed Llnda Kissinger Betty Parker Ruth Deltruck Kath ryn Brooks Front Row Delores Abarr Roth Grlmes Eva Mae Worrall Carolyn Thomas Avlce Vander Linden Veda Fee Jonna Cook Bonnue Wooldrldge The Future l-lomemakers of Amerlca have accomplished many thlngs thus year The fnrst the float bullt for Sadle l-lawkms Day won flrst prnze for orrgnnaluty It was the sec ond year the gurls received this prlze F H A along wlfh the F F A mode some money by sellmg ot half of the football games They also sold advertusements for the Girls Sectronal Basketball programs whlch was held ln Knoxvrlle Our enlcrlalnment consisted of many Inter estlng programs conducted by the members We also planned a St Patrick s Day party Standing La xfonne Nolte Alberta Woolsey Secretary A P D 1 E Kl T A1l2j'f,f'eKOfi'fffJ BO'b0'O wel mm 'nc 'wwe' Our new advrsor, Mass Schaeffer, was of Seeagiif Chloe Crandall Presldent Joan IC os Vlce res: much help to our Orgonlzotlon N h I P 38 -X 0 , h V .i . ,. - i 1 7 - Q ' . .'iQ F. ' Y ' 'P 1 , ' ' :., sw - 4 7 , , K ai ' rw l C 9 J , ' ' rx. 7 . ' f - ,:..- . A -v., 5 K ' .. Id lln , A, N . iff? Q Q is T ' V I ., , .4 L, ' xg . 1 . yi ' 21I'Ch111g Band ' me, WEE? ' Back Row Rolcrt Toggort Rnrhard Kolung Morsholl Myers Anoellco Hustefl Sharon Corpcnter Lo Vonnc Nolte Myrna Anderson Barhoro Moy Janet Pruc Rosemary Dc Joocle Morv Jo S hell Tom foff Jono Lou Popmo Kc-nth AlflI'lCl'7 Third Row lorrx. Holgcs Morvln Bclforl Jorne go dwxn Barbara Dooley Jeanette Horsey Marlorue Bishop Shirley Coon Doroth ihoppcll Delores Pop Anqelenc Pcrc- Don N ol Davntl N crts sally M r Second Row Bo' Vkotson Ronold Surpless G llert Cock Betty Chamlcrs Judy Popmo Kennefl Crone Marlnnc DC Jn lc Jhlrlcv Ck Shlrloy P oftltt Pl ullnp Cosvmll D xue Ro lonrl Fonnlr' Camplnol Front Row Robert Malone Mortho Down lone llunran Morlore Spencer Gerolzl Hcfk Gcnc Cuwmon Csrroagv. Wall on Bevcrlf Mart Lorry hoppcll Wulluam Lorson Susan Drake Poul Klrkwooll Glynn Sllulos All dunng the summer vocation one could see the bond trudgung through the musty down to the football fneld for on hour of hard morchlng lt seemed that they would never become the fost snoppy marching bond they had once been But when the furst football gome was ployed ond they come strutting through the gote wuth theur new morchung drums at wos somethung for Knox vllle to be proud of They had o different formotuon ot every football gome ronglng from on ourplone to o Merry Oldsmobile When tume for the morchung band contest orrlved the members proctlced 2 hours each doy for two weeks When they went to the contest at Ottumwo they returned victorious wlth o rotung of one which IS o very nnce honor to be bestowed upon any morchung bond AO U I s ' 1 V441 ' . . x . -v , ,,, K -F L r- V- . ---Q.-,-wg...-. --M . Q ' . K 'L x N xii,-J ty,-154'-,if 5 5 c..... go-.. Misun- . 33 f - t t Ts . . J: 'W Xe, ' , .sy 4' 1 Q l r ' y ' . : , KQ - , 7' 1 ' x1 ' M. we or Q '--'- M 'swVa'T -L- iff' . no AP. - Sh 1 if - X . ' , Qwfcw-rf-,L9w my . . 'vf 2'w -1- ge .. .uv if 7 7 1 V V 5 V t t f t , ry , 5 , J , , . ' 5 e f z , f S Y D , ' ', , V' , , e, w , 0 , W , or .X : .1 f , , : 5 N , , r I w X r my f ' HC r I w ' r w , J , l J ,,,,, s , I . ' V I l Let us not forget those spirited mcijorettes who olwoys give ci rnorching bond thot finishing touch. A lot could be soid for these girls for even in cold weother they still wore their short uniforms ond octed cis though nothing were wrong. Three of our rnojorettes received 0 one roting in the boton twirling contest ond went on to the stote contest These three include An gelico Husted Mory .lo Schell ond Lo Vonne Nolte Nice going girls' 2lJOI'CttCS Y' Left Io rlghf Lo Vonnc Nolte Mvrno Anderson Sharon Co ncntcr Bo l oro Mov Jonct Pr cc Morv Jo Schell Ang lfo Hustcd 4l o I f fig . ry if 7 ' wigs 1 E 4 ,se 1 D M, , x Z X f 1 , 4' t ' i V I X xxx' N ' , S - KJ rf I F, , D 4' ' f ,f f X' , .L - L -i ,N ' N 1 If K S it i X ' 2 . , , r , ru , i , I Qi . Concert Band l Trombone Bob Watson Tom Goff Keuth Oboe Judy Popma Sally Morrls Aldrich Davud Werts Gene Cowman Rach Ord Kodmg Jerold Heck Jlmmle Wh te clarinet Marjory Bishop Dorothy Schappell Jana Lou Popma Ronald Slrpless Marlene Cornet Jnm Goadwun George Watson Phullup De Joode Jeanette l-larvey Larry Schappell Caswell Martha Downs Jane Duncan B tty Chambers Jackie Emry Sh lba Putt Benny Wessman Larry Hoges Kenneth Donna Mead Patty Montgomery Klrk Crane Larry Ellns Goodwln Bull Gunlock Alto Sax Susan Drake Paul Kurkwood Dnxae Bass Clarinet Delores Pope Angelene Pope Tenor Sax Ray Darrah Bass Jam Goodwin Benny Wessman Barutone Marlory Spencer Bonnie Cambell Snare Drums Pat Dobson Glynn Snrpless Jnm Dales Marshall Myers French Horn Eleanor Muller Shirley Heck Bass Drums Don Neal Katherine Brooks Janet Prlce Tympom Wynono Vyfmfers Bassoon Rosemary De Joode Manager Phullnp Metcalf After a cold marchung band season the concert band was organnzed n the warm quonset buuldlng under the capable direction of Mr l-larold Hall For what seemed luke years practlce went on every afternoon 4 days a week from November to February The only interruptions were o concert at Monroe and a trup to attend the musnc clnnvc at Drake Unnversnty The cllnlc corrected a lot of faults the band had accumulated and dns played new techniques which proved valuable to the entnre band ln thc con cert In March sn the solo and ensemble contests an Aprll and In May at the state contest for large groups The only ones the cllnfc dldn t help was the Kernals whose enthusiastic and at the pep meetlngs and games wsll llve In nnfamy -42 E ? Q I I - ,.,..,...... W L.. .::. 9 D Q n A . -T . 1 1 ' A l 1 I ' 1 1 1 ' F ' Z ' ' ' ' ' 1 I I I I I ' I . 1 . . I , i 1 1 1 1 1 o , l ' 0 ' 1 1 1 N' 1 1 1 . I l . . I I , . , . l A I A I I A I I -T I I Rowland Shurle Proffrt, Beverl Mart. I - I 1 . . I P V .A - . I . l -v I , I 1 , I . I -W A I ' 9 I . . . i 1 .1 I I I I I - , pplause Due ll For the second consecutuve turne Marvun Beltord was one of the tuve cornet players MARVIN BELFORD Dorus Long and Beverly Carpenter are the two gurls that have car ued Knoxvulle Hugh School to the State Speech Contest ln the Iowa Hugh School Speech Assocuatuon these gurls went as tar as the pre dustruct at Newton wunnung turst the prelumunarues at Pella chosen from a tueld at forty contestants from the enture state to be a member at the 250 puece All State Band at the KRNT Raduo Theater Marvun was transferred to North Hugh un Des Mounes the last semester of thus year but we here at K H S stull luke to claum hum be cause at the honors he has won for our school fs-or 5 In the Iowa Hugh School Forensuc League the gurls ranked un the top ten at Muscatune whuch gave them a chance to compete un the State contest at Iowa Cuty There Dorus car rued K H S to hugher honors by receuvung an excellent ratung CELlA KESTER M Top BEVERLY CARPENTER Bottom DORIS LONG The hughest unduvudual award a person can receuve un Hugh School goes to a gurl we all know and admure Some may know her as Chee and others as Celua but euther way she us a warm and true truend to all Due to her helpfulness to others and her hugh udeals ot lute Celua s character us never once doubted The D A R s selectuon spotlughted a very deservung person Celua Kester 3 A . . . ' X . . . . . .' L... A I A ' ,,.,43,u, G1rls Choru Buck Row Martha Ko P'1GY'0rQOCDC! Hconor Muller Kms Morlcnc Spear Lcwlo Tolfof Home Rozchoom Morcuo Mm R0 Q om VWOJ Ypon 1 f' R Second Row N mmm ENcn NAfDf'nw Rfnkm Nwwmnfm Wmtork Bar! urn XA.LnsU Frcmccfxcmnc Gholson Marv cc Z1 1 rw n sl Row NN HM CC a Pan 'Wmrw U1 rx r1 w v 1 Cr r 1 mwcc Wu L Sexret c f fo rghf if J xr H N bomei Wyrwnrz Wunfvrs Elronor Mrllnr POT Cowmon Fronrr- rmnc' Ghoi on A4 0 7 66 77 ,' P z I i 1 5 2 2 : . A - ' v ' H m ,.. fm :P P: mfm, h-.If1 nan g Yr1y. r'vQ Faq j 5' W . , J 'cv-,nn , 'H f X . 4 x 'H - V Al Q fl' ,C - -'vow HCV! Fir : -, ' ' .N rr BQ-HC 1,1 pf My CUINCX Lwvmm Bcxc I C rgwntvr, Paulo Blum wk Jmco Mgr!-lx, CV luv cmfir IN, EL .1l'. L f I 3 'Ayrtfr' C 'lf-r Q' fl if f K , J , , , , , ,A . a . Trio and uartet Left Oo Right beverly Cowpcnter She lo Ryon Pnulo Bortunek Left to Rlghf Lorry Bledsoe Bcrnord Slofor Don Longebortcls John Brown 11' 5 Chorus Back Row Mory Templeton Shlrlcv Proffstt Morv Lczmon Sollx Moms Morqoref Whlte Shsrlcy Heck Fron! Row Morthc Downs Sonrlro Borlunek Goorqvm Von Loon Corolxn Coleman Luullc Miers Solly Gholson Sandro Craven 45 'l7CC 73 M1Xed Chorus Back Row Jobyna Rankrn Mary Luann Larson Martha Paardekooper Wynona Wlnters Eleanor Muller Barbara Wcnscl Kaye Spear Sally Morris Ela ne Rozcboom Carolyn Coleman Francesanne Gholson Pat Cowman Marcia May Second Row Sarah McDanlel Beverly Carpenter Mary femplefon Sandro Barrunek Bud Da nfy Don Langebarlels Larry Mc Conv Ile John Heckethorn John Brown Shlrley Profhtf Janet Prucc Mary Zack Sally Sutherland Rosemary Dc Joode Bernard Slofer Sally Gholson Ellzabeth Recd Dors Holdren Shexla Ryan Back Row Bud Dainty Don Langcbarfels John Hcckcfhorn John Brown Marshall Myers Front Row Davld Schell Ronald Hennung Bernard Slofer Larry McConvlIle Ronald Shewrnan Larry Bledsoe 46 O Front Rovr: Colleen Lyman, Bette Donnellyf Myrtle CayIor,'Paula Bartuhek, Ronald' Henn.ng, Ronald Shewman, David Suchcll, l l l aCurse of the Incasv 'Fe 'S fig gg Stand ng Day d Schell Ronald S rpless Eleanor M llc Don Lang bartels J m Dales John Hccketho n Dick Schre ber Seated Jm D ebelbcs Sally Suthc la d Mary Jane Van Hcmcrt Peggy A larns F a ccsanne Gholson Robert Grayson Jim Dales Henry Clay Jim Dreibelbeis Professor Armstrong Don Langebartels Carol Adam Eleanor Miller Miss Ann Peggy Adams Petunia Francessanne Gholson Jerry Adams David Schell Zelda Mary Jane Van Hemert Ted Hudson John Hecketharn Mary McCarthy Ghost of the Inca Priest The White Wrath Ann and Petunia their colored maid seek shelter from a thunder storm in a nearby house after their car has stalled Bob Gray san Carol s ex fiance Professor Armstrong and Henry Clay the colored chauffeur arrive claim ng that Bob has inherited the mansion from an uncle A chain of mysterious circumstances bring Mary McCarthy a local housewife Ted Hud son another claimant to the mansion Zelda an Inca princess and two ghostly apparitians into the story The audience screamed as the Sally Sutherland Dick Schreiber Ronald Sirpless appear to carry off Henry Clay or Carol and to create havoc with the aid of weird drums clocks which strike but are not running and an lncan Idol who possesses glowing eyes The result of these happenings is the bring ing of Bob and Carol back together and the finding of jewels belonging to the old lncas which had been hidden by Bob s late uncle Ted Hudson really a federal agent exposes Mary McCarthy as an accomplice of the fake ghosts who are actually notorious criminals in search for the jewels i :A i , i , i r, 2 , i , f , ' i . : 1 r 1 I, r n , , c , r n , 3 . Jerry Adams, his sister Carol, their Aunt ghost ofthe Inca priest, and the White Wrath DA7.. Doctor s rders Seated Pat Co man Norma Jo G Il Ma ly C Agatha Madden Manmae Colllns Letty Madden Julla Madden Adolph Madden Sara Arnold Jenny Powell Cora Kent Ruta Morris Steve Harman Jerome Judson Mnchael O Neull Dr Reynolds Letty Madden the mayor stockholder ot the ot the Madden Department Store her old mold slster Agatha and Manmxe Collins the cook llve rn the old Madden home an the midwest Adolph Letty s cousun and manager ot the store accuses hls secretary Ruta Morrus of stealung S5 OOO of the stores funds Steve Harman a young lawyer represents Ruta n the theft charge Three minor stockholders Mass Arnold tc Bc c ly Vcr Stccg Eleanor M llcr Marc a Moy Marcra May Pat Cowman Maxlne Klootwyk Norma Jo Grlll Don Rowland Loretta Newman Beverly Ver Steec Marllyn Carter Eleanor Mlller Tom Goff Ronald Severns Paul Chrlsmore Duck Schreiber Mass Powell and Mlss Kent who are detnntely scatter brains and Julla Madden complucate the plot Letty goes to Doctor Jordan a psychuatnst who tells her she has nnhnbltlons and the only way to overcome them ns to obey her every nmpulse regardless ot the consequences She does everythlng from shoplnttnng to acclden tally provlng Rlta Innocent and exposlng Adolph as the actual thlet 5 v v K ' ' f , QL - . 2 G :Q 5 KX! Pl . J E 1 N tx F ' W In , I , 5 i ef lv s ,- 'xi 4 Y , 3 Standing: Maxmr' Kloofwyk, Tom Goff, Paul Chrlsrnorc, Don Rowland, Ronolrl Scvcrns, Dark Schrcnllcr, Loretta Newman, : w , YI , fl n ar r, v r , I , I . Y , A J I I I I ' I I . . . I - I I I I ' v . I . I I I - , . I I V I V I 1 V I A I ' I I O I V ' ,481 ne Act Plays SH s A IXIAI jon A Sleepy Saulor Glynn Surpless Jean Walker Norma Jo Grill Maszle Marllyn Carter Helen Shirley Cecil Frank Charles Anderson Mabel Sandra Bartunek Tullue Norma Young Mac Paul Leeper Mush Russell Johnston Conductor Ronald Slrpless Bull Rogers Davnd Schell Standmg DAVID SCHELL RONALD SEVERNS MARILYN CARTER PAUL LEEPER GLYNN SIRPLESS Seated SHIRLEY CECIL NORMA JO GRILL NORMA YOUNG HIGH NVINDOVV Emuly Wunthrop Beverly Carpenter Walter Hodge Jum Dreubelbens Judlth Ware Sarah McDanaeI Linda Norton Norma Lee Durham Standing JIM DREIBELBEIS BERNARD SLOFER Seated BEVERLY CARPENTER NORMA LEE DURHAM SARAH MCDANIEL SO VVONDI4 RI' U L' Margaret Shupman Mary Jane Van Hem rt Janey Held Marcia May Eleanor DeWut Kay Zimmerman Gunny Brash Pat Bales Gaul Stevens Carolyn Coleman Muss Cressen Shurley Dutton The New Glrl Anna Marie Arnts Bushelman Phyllrs Crabb Frankel Elaune Roseboom Standmg SHIRLEY DUTTON MARCIA MAY PHYLLIS CRABB ELAINE ROZEBOOM CAROLYN COLEMAN Seated KAY ZIMMERMAN PAT BALES MARY JANE VAN HEMERT ANNA MARIE ARNTS 49 - f lffl li N Stephen Craig do Bernard Slofer One Act Plays jleAN MARI1 Therese Doris Long oe Deck Schreuber Sfondung JOHN BROWN DICK SCHREIBER Seated DORIS LONG HIGHNI SS Gregory Strogonov Hugh Whusler Anno Borodm Moxme Klootwyk Poul Orlov Don Rowland Mosho Petrovno Mortho Poordekooper Sfandmg HUGH WHISLER Seated MAX I NE KLOOTWYK, MARTHA PAARDEKOOPER 50 T 'af ' E, X , Ie , ' A Jeon Morie I John Brown Counc1l The Student Council thus year became a body ot students who desired a tew changes In the present system One ot the many things accomplrsh d was the method ot selecting cheerleaders lt was also decided by the Council that somethnng new should be done to create more. mterest In the Pep Rally and Sadle l-lawknns day For thus reason the pep rally was held at the boys practice treld and a huge burnung K was erected A Lettermen s Club was also establushcd In order for letter wnnners to be active nn some type ot organuzatuon tor persons wlth a com mon Interest The Student Council also contributed the fourth place trophy for the Grls Sectional tem to desngnate the people ellglble tor Honor ck Row M l s Geo qc omcr rnwc Mor c Arl n o ter N rman Chr man D L nqcl artcls l D cl Bert Donn so Front Row Larry Blclsoc Jol yna Rankn Marc J Moy Joan Breuklanflcr Alberta McVQy hlrlcy Dralfrtt Myrtle Caflor 1 U 3 . . tournaments and established a lOO-point sys- K's. 13 F'.,, o l3 , on cz r , lm rclb bex-, 524 Remember th 'fix 1-S Q- 'Q5 -, lnlofhi Bl!! Jnnlur Sem Banquet ol 1850 FRIDAY NIGHT APRIL 28 a' Lctt Corner Whew' H rd work but fwnally a hms ed product' Center Prcture Who wants IlkC This? Left Bottom What are these lamleome fellows llomg stag? They re not gwmg a gurl a chance Rught Corner M nt x th U es vttlc t mgs The xervers were Back Row luah Vwhtx'er lar x, ton Rennie Morse Glynn Srwe Pau Carr Don Row Ioml Russell lol-nxton Bcnmc Vwllcttx Front Row Mart Jo Hayes Donna Lon, Mfun Kla twwk Loume Ver Steeg Keo Sm th Peggy Adams 'vtcur no Fast Laverne Stuttsworth to eat when theres scerwcrx Right Boftcm Fm Shel Cat UQ alrea lx ' 'w tor a fork? 53 hat ots. Top left ls that gleam In your eye real Ned? Center l-lope he doesnt swallow IT Top Rnght You re Sup posed to smule Mouse Center left Pardon me but your frnckle 5 rn: sung Center Somebody surely wants SOMETHING' Center rlght EEK' Who Zot7 Bottom left Two people like that belong together Bottom right Bug polmcxon or rather Senator Chrusmore' 54 F' 14 if Q A i , X ., . . ' . ' , r ' . ' - ' Y : , ' ' ' Y : ' : . 1 ' ' ' - if Pep J Leff fo right: Phlllup Coswcll, Bcnmr' Wcssnwon, Morvm Bclford, Ronmc Swrplcxg GMW1 'mplcwb Mm Goodwm, Tom Goff, Bob Watson. PAULA BARTUNEK BARBARA MCCONVILLE MYRTLE CAYLOR KAY THOMPSON DORIS LONG M595 17' Timef- Left to Right: Ronald Sirpless, Benny Wessmon, Philip Cowvell, Glynn Sirpless, Bob Wotson, Larry Nosh, Tom Goff. SHEILIX RYAN 'iw MAXINE KLOOTWYK SARAH MCDANIEL DONNA LONG wmv Pep asl ed to shoot a flarmna arrew at the pep rally although he s :cl he had never shot an arrew be are Co he lust armed shot an tne result :J crrect hut at the target whx h w the h ge ben re Th enthusiasm Coach KI twfk desplayccl g ve tm pep rally cn add cl sparkle Top A gurl gets crowned at the annual pep rally Thus gurl just happens to be Home coming ueen Jackre Graves and doing the crownung as Co Captann of the Home Cmung game Dan Langebartels Bottom This years pep rally was held a the boys practr L held The large burn Inq K was sernethunq new but then s rn thlrg new and LARGE had to b created because vtuth nune cheerl oder there s The chance th t y u won t be able to see whats going on , , . . : ' ' G t ' 'FH Y . ek e ' - e . , 3 O , l Coach Klaotwyla was very ce-operative when 4 ' , u-'Nt.u A'-- --d . ni l. , in .C as u , fr Y C ' ec t a - '- - ,53,- Sadie Hawkin Rn hard Stone t st prxze xxunn r of costumes Must have taken lessons from the Tama lndlons Top What beauties' The An nual Staff captured farst prlze for beauty wxth thus float of the Beauty Queens Bottom The F H A gulsspen o lot of tume and effort an t ear foot h wnnlng f f st prize r orrgrnaluty st was worth It huh QlflSD Top Whos drnvlrg9 It seems to be M Carper Are the rest of the occupants aware of nt? ' Bottom l-'ere are the wlnners of the costume prizes llett to rnghtl James Clark Ruchard Stone Rhea Ann Wnlson Dwayne Jollnfte Maru Jo Hayes Davud Goebel Vera Cow man Bonnetta Llndley Agnus Wagner Lorna Bernahl Barbara Cooley Lando Krs slnger Henry Wallace Lawren e Stone Dale Fee Don Cowman Paul Chrusmore Cleo Bennet W 3. I fi 9 1 ' ' ' . , r. I !'x, I t ' ' r Q , 1 . .X , , , - ,2,. y ' B J N, ' H, . 't' Q qhgpw ' - . r , r y C W C I si el, V A A -- - h ' l . But wi the l. .I . O . if I l? U, 4, , , V9 e z r 4' - A3 ' 1' ' f, -A V . ic I ir 1. Q Q V V- ,b A t-E .1- Homecoming UCCI1 and WIQX' Oppomte Pogo QUEEN JACKIE GRAVES JOBYNA RANKIN MARY JO SCHELL JANET PRICE Game Time Jackie Graves, l-lomecomrng Queen, being presented lnetare the flame commences. The convertible was heautltul taal They Caught their rnen in the Sadie l-lawkln: raeel fLeft to right Marilyn Miller, Phllip Metcalt,J1rn Malone, Sally Ghalwn. 11 f 1 1 'l g r!! 1 'f ' ' :Z . gg , K' 5 ' , 'Z 3 - V N A , ' E . i L W ' gt Tl A If a :mfr , ' ut 'f Top: l-lerc we have Everett Hayea anrl hun 'l 'Nfl 25 31. ,- ' orchestra addung to the l-lomeeomnng tCStivltle3 Left: Someone tarqat to inform Charles that a pucture was to he snapperll Charles l-lull anrl Norma Ja Grill. Right: That alcl xaylnq, l.et': eat a mal , 'sure tits these two' Suzl Jennlngx and Keith Cramer, il-l 'bn . Q' Jzfi, 'V IU' ia EDDIE STORM FRANK DE JONG BOB CONKLIN Ev. BOB CARLE JACK BRADLEY 1 JIM MITCHELL Football Kb ' I Am. HANIMG, CO-Comm ARLEN FOSTER DON LANGEBARTELS 3 F I KEITH CROZIEIQ JIM DREIBELBEIS RONALD MORSE BILL SIMPSON Letterman RUSSELL JOHNSTON HUGH WHISLER JERRY HARVEY, CO-Copfom BENNIE VVILLETTS DWIGHT NICHOLS Q. RICHARD RA'-'DOL DWIGHT RANKIN BILL CROZIER GEORGE COMER I-Iced Coach RAY KLOOTWYK Lune Couch GAROLD ROWLAND End COOCIW ELDON CARPER Lettermen and Coaches Football Squad Onward Knoxvllle forward Knoxvulle break rlght through that lune The splrtt of our school song and the crowds were a great nnsplratlon to our rugged foot ball boys With everyone behmd them they played each game wnth the determnnatlon to wan Bob Carle Jerry Harvey and Arl Hanvng stood out tor the Panthers In makung the touchdowns and runs but wtthout the power ful Ilne and team work of all these boys couldn t have accomplished the runs they dtd Football IS structly a team game and not an tnduvudual one To the seniors who were playing thenr last football games for K H S we want to say Good Work and to the rest of the squad who wall make up the teams nn the comvng years we say Keep ut up' Buck Row Coach Carper Paul Hennrng Larry Dutton John Brown Dwayne Rankm Edgar Danley Bernard Slater Bud Darnty Paul Lecper Ted Cleveland Jum Stull George Comer Jack Dahlm Junlor Presley Lawrence Stone Larry Nash Coach Klootwyk Second Row Jack Bradley Dan Rowland Russell Johnston Arlen Foster Jerry Harvey Frank Dc Jang Jnm Drenhelbcts Bull Crozler Bull Slmpson Arl Hamng Larry Bledsoe Hugh Whxsler Front Row Eddue Storm Bob Conklm Bob Carle Bennue Wulletts Dwnght Ntchols Rnchard Randal Jtm Mttchell Ronald Morse Kelth Crozler Dwnght Ranktn KNOXVILLE 0 WINTERSET 13 The Panthers opened thetr furst game ot the season with Wlnterset In a hard fought bottle throwung the Panthers over O to l3 As the Panthers were an scarnng terrltory Bull Knddo :ntercepted a short pass and ran 97 yards for a touchdown KNOXVILLE 25 Nevada 0 At last the tables were turned Knaxvtlle after 3 attempts funally upset the powerful northern team Our bays played brulluont ball wtth Bob Carle leadung the attack far 3 touchdowns KNOXVILLE 6 INDIANOLA I3 More than 500 people turned out tn a rmserable down pour of ram to see the Panthers beaten 6 to l3 I seemed as though Lady Luck and the raun were worknng agannst us as we had many fumbles and bad plays throughout the game Everyone seemed to thunk we could have beaten the lndtans at It hadnt been ramung qunte so badly I I I A ' 1 v . . 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I , , , 1 ,ur Here comes another Carle touchdown The ever actuve cheerleaders fund tume to smule pretty for Bob KNOXVILLE 0 ALBIA 7 The largest turnout un hustory for a hornecomung game boosted the Panthers on to play theur best game of the season The Panthers stopped Albua cold except for the devastatung end around plays that netted the Blue Demons a butterly fought f' to 0 vuctory Although we puntung and total average thaw the Demons KNOXVILLE 12 CENTERVILLE 26 The Panthers wuthered under the blusterung attack of Mulanu and Company to be beaten by Centervulle 26 to I2 Mulanu made 3 of the 4 touchdowns for the Bug Reds Arl Hanung stood out for the Panthers runnung 60 yards for the furst t d KNOXVILLE 60 PELLA I2 Knoxvulle won uts furst Conference game oy trouncung the Dutchmen 60 t I2 Coach Klootwyk eventually had most of the squad un playung the game The second and thurd strung boys dud a tup top uob of holdunq the Dut hmcn and also made a couple of spectacular runs KNOXVILLE 40 WEST DES MOINES I3 Knoxvulle made a surprusung up et by throwung Valley over 40 to l3 un a Conference tult End Jerry Harvey and fullback Bob Carle starred off for the Panthers wuth 3 touchdowns each Thus game was a great team vuctory over a fughtunq but soundly beaten Valley Hugh KNOXVILLE I3 OSKALOOSA 29 The Panthers suffered therr wnrt defeat of the C sun fallung before on Oslfaloc ru crslouaht 29 tr I3 un a raggedly played game Knoxvulle dud better defen suvey than the l duans g tt g lat I of l84 ya i but the Panthers gust couldnt uuute match thcur hard chargung lune KNOXVILLE 27 CHARITON 25 The Knoxvulle Panthers struck wuth lughtnuna speed ru the dyung seconds of the game to snatch a 27 to 25 vuctory over the Charuton Charger Wuth less than a munute rernaunung and the Charg ahead 25 to 20 B 5 Conl-'lun faded back on hus own 40 yard lun and pass d to Jerry harvey on the lC Harvey wuth two men an hu traul raccrl the rernaunung l0 yards for the game wunnung tally The perfect endung to a successful s a on by the Panthers - K - - '?'g,,r.rg,1 ' Q f?1,,.- Q Ulf an, ,,,, didn't win this game the Panthers had a better passing, Q f 'a ' 'u il' Q C 7 . g w - - 4 ' I, n , e un a . a rr s, - V . . i 1 ' ' s, , . . . CS V I . V . , . Cl N. . . Q ' O - . e I , , ' ' .3 . . c I C . be 3 . ' . .,-68,. Buck Row: Frank Baty, Larry Dutton, Coach Eldon Carpcr, Bob Carle, Dwayne Rankin, Bennie Willetts, John Brown Mana er. . Q Front Row: Bob Conklin, Ronn.c Morse, Bill Simpson, Arlen Foster, Don Langebartels, Jim Mitchell. Twenty-two points tor Foster, sixteen tor Carle, ten for Conklin and so on down the line. That's the way the score book usually read atter the Knoxville Panthers were through playing a game. The scoring was pretty well balanced this year with Curly Foster usually leading the attack. Although our boys didn't get much recog- nition in the papers they were always a con- stant menace to their opponents. The Pan- thers did beat lndianola, one of the leading teams in the conference, 57-42. The B squad represented Knoxville in the county tournaments and showed up very well despite the tact that they were downed by Tracy by one point. All in all the boys had a very successful season. The thing that means the most any- way is the old saying lt's not whether you won or lost, but how you played the game. Back Row: Keith Zimmerman, Coach Klooiwyk, Myrle Rowley, Jack Dahlin, Kenneth Karting, Ted Cleveland, Larry Nash, Larry Bledsoe. Front Row: Ronald Simpson, George Comer, Joe Gurnoe, Bill Crozier, Ned Jolv, Larry McConville. ARL HANING -fl H BOB CARLE BOB CONKLIN 70 DON LANGEBARTELS JIM MITCHELL ARLEN FOSTER BILL SIMPSON RONALD MORSL 71 Knoxvulle Knoxvllle Knoxvnlle Knoxvnlle Knoxvulle Knoxvulle Knoxvnlle Knc xnlle Knoxvulle Knoxvllle Knoxvllle Boys 1950 51 Record Pleasantvllle New Sharon Valley Pella Charuton Tech COUNTY TOURNAMENT Knoxvulle Dallas Knoxvulle Pella Chrwtnan Knoxvulle Tracy Knoxvnlle lnduanola Knoxvnlle Charlton Knoxvulle Colfax Centervllle lnduanola Pclla Albla Llncoln Knoxvvlle Centervulle Knoxvnlle Valley Knoxvsllc Alb1a Knoxvulle Wuntersef SECTIONAL TOURNAMENTS Knoxwlle 42 lnduanola 9 1 58 A 36 ' 48 51 ' 63 . ' 60 g ' 29 50 , 44 ' 6l 29 I I A 57 . 43 47 . 43 A ' 38 33 ' 53 Pl 4 X I - gy'-. , ne ' --1 19 f ,K x i Q . .I Q, - R ' Q X A . , ARE 'A . E W . ll A x .1 , .' 1 4 ! ' 58 ' Sl ' 39 ' 39 ' 40 i 53 I I 9 36 54 44 A 48 4 ' 49 ' 62 ' 53 ' 44 ' ' 72 Knoxvnlle Knoxvllle Knoxvllle Knoxville Knoxvnlle Knoxvnlle Knoxvnlle Knoxvllle Knoxvllle Knoxvulle Knoxvnlle Knoxvllle Knoxvnlle Knoxville 1rls 1950 51 Record Von Meter Pello Chrlstlon Pleosontvllle Cedor New Slworon Lynnvllle Volley Centerville Wlnterset Knoxville Melcher Knoxville Knoxville Knoxxllle Knoxville Centervllle Allerton Wlnterset Prolrle Cnty Sectional Tournament Knoxvnlle 82 Pleosontvllle Knoxville 56 Milo Wellsburg Allerton Prolrle Cnty Gufhrue Center Meservey County Tournament Knoxvllle 48 Pleosontvulle Knoxville 39 Pello Clwrustnon Knoxville 5l Krmoxvulle 40 Melcher LOVIlIO Knoxville 62 Volley Dlstrlct Tournament Knoxvllle 40 Colfox Knoxvulle 40 Pello Chrnstnon State Tournament Knoxvllle 38 Churdon Lettergirls lin '35- Jw -x., ,xv Y' MMI fx M ,1-'i June Boothe Shirley Dutton Peggy Adams Keo Smlth Kathy Osborn Marr Jo Hayes La Verne Stlttsworth Cello Kester Rosemary De Joodc Pat Bales Jaan Wulhams Lenos Whusler 74 fr an Q J AX lgll f Q ,y f- r y r 1 Aill , -. X, ,' .n - ' f f-'X , Q y Girls' Basketball When the season first started the Panther- ettes didn't look so hot. Meeting such good teams as Winterset Van Meter and Guthrie Center made the win and loss record look something like a stock market report The girls didn t become discouraged though but kept saying We ll show em At the County Tournament playing with out the services of Kathy Osborn who was out met their strong rivals, Lavilia, in the finals. After a hotly contested game the Pantherettes came out on top with a 40 33 score giving them the right to go into the District play The District which was held at Drake field house in Des Moines proved to be a thriller The Pantherettes got by Colfax 40 39 and then went on to beat Pella Christian who had already two games from Knoxville to their Bock Row Marilyn Mller Mary L.iann Larson Mary Jean Slofer Delores Pope Mary Snow Barbara Wensel Alberta Kading Coach Rowland Miss Whitfield Chaperon Janet Price Shirley Coon Pat Bales Carolyn Thomas Claudean Reese Front Row Laverne Stuttsworth Joan Nichols Kco Sm th Mari Jo Hayes Shirley Dutton Jana Lou Popma Kathleen Osborn Peggy Adams Joann Williams Rosemary Dc Joodc Lcnos Whislcr Junc Boothc Celia Koster with a bad wrist the Pantherettes met a very determined Pleasantville outfit who caused the game to go into an overtime Knoxville came out the victors of this gam but were beaten by a favored Pella Christian crew In the Sectlonals our girls played very con sistent ball The big game was when they 75 credit 40 26 This was sweet revenge for the Pantherettes Then it happened the Pan therettes earned the right to go to the State Tournament the second time in four years There they met a powerful Churdan crew in the opening gam of the tournament but were ousted 64 39 to end the season with 20 wins and lO losses I I - l , . I . I, . . .. - - H . I ' I ' I 1 i 1 i, 1 , , , , , '. f , . , f 4 1 1 T' . C . . Q , . ' cm C Action ! ! Top How proud con you get9 Left Center Dont just S ond there Pug Center Up ond ot cm Rrght Cen ter And here comes Smxley brmgmg up the reor Left Bottom Here S one rebound we dudnf get Center Bot torn Oh my stomach Rnght Bottom Whot noppcncd to your leg Curly? 76 . V A' KA :- I '. , ' ' U . : ' C ' ' ,V 1950 Track Letterman I5 BOB CARLE LARRY SHAFFER RICHARD VER A., 'W Wann:-4' LLOYD KINNER -1 W BILL LIIKE LEONARD THOMAS X...---' leaf' 5' P. -.. 'Ns-. BOB CONKLIN 4 77 My P. LQ. t 1' S . Q Y. 41 l g r- I. N B 'B Y L L 4. 111 ' 1 I 1 A .4-f' 1 X , 'R f' i b .',..., z Ei , ,Q V 1950 Baseball Lettermen The Panthers had a very good record for theur l95O Sprung season wnnnnng 7 and los mg 3 The losses were to such strong teams as East at Des Moines Adel and Martens da e One ot the hlghlghts at the season was when pitcher Arl Hannng threw a perfect no hut no run game agounst Bussey The Sectional play whnch was held at At tuca ended wnth the Panthers receuvung the first place trophy giving them the right to go unto the Dnstrlct tournaments The Dlstruct was played on our own tleld but the Martensdale nune proved to be too much for the Panthers taking them out of the tournarn nt l O Knoxvnlle has every rught to be proud ot the boys who really showed the school and the town they have what at takes oe Grunoe Lloyd K nner Dan Langebartels thi X NY f Larry McCorwllne Jock Bradley Arl Honung rn Mutchell Bo o Conklin l. l I , 1 T . J C. -Ng I2 .. la, T . W J , W ., ,f Ji a , U x ,fft- ' 4 I I l .4 a n , XLIXNX , 3 Calrjle Q . ,n 15 V ' . if t B b r I , 5' E ' I ' slr Ag X, ,pt 1 Qs , V Nell McGoWen unior High ,naw mi ELTON McCABE Principal This year o new name was placed upon Knoxville Junior High. It is now the Nell McGowen School, lt was dedicated to Miss McGowen after her thirty-tive years ot fine service in the Knoxville school system. At the first ot the year the students were busy hurrying around preparing to make the school dedication one to be remembered Then there came football basketball band chorus student council Hi Y Sunshine Pals and track With these various activities everyone had a busy memorable school year V Top Row Jmnf' Boyl Clara Cottc Wno a Days Maric Hinrichs Elcanorc Kotron Bottom Row Dorothy McCain Chester Pa lfcr Ruth th Lr n Ult can Wiliam Voell 80 E1ghth Grade Back Row Bob Brunlkool Donald Carter Lloyd Bartlett Ted Dabb Nola Ann Cox Jeanrne Allen Glenna Fee Robert Dertrrck Fourth Row John Baker Gordon Hayes Jerry Bledsoe John Holzwarth Jam Bankus Bruce Hahn Drck Hulgan Carroll Dauben speck Douglas Glrme Jrm Burnett Thlrd Row Jerry Good Shirley Cowman Louise Krng Dean Ceyeland Gary Abarr Jane Duncan Shrrley Bryant Jerry Graham Rodney Comstock Phrlrp Burk Second Row Larry HancoLk Paul Krrkwoorl Lyle Cox Hughey Byers Joan Brooks Susan Dahlln Karla Hansen Donna Helland Wrlma Des Camp Beverly Hartshorn Vernon De Wrlcl Frrst Row Joe Kennedy Melyrn Cox Bonnie Cecul Barbara Grayer Julr Anne Des Camp Frances Kennedy Jerry Hancock Bully Dabb Gene Cowman Shlrley Capper Wanda Betterton -IN-t P' ,. ,Q- ill Bock Row James Rowland Henry Van Steenwyk Jerry McKunney Lyle Lenug Donald Metcalf Jack Schlotterback Bob Thomp son Marlnn Wlneland Tom Salesberry Third Row Lyle Sheatfer Max Parks Alnce Whrte Mary Lou Sutherland Donna Smrth Susan Ward Esther Schmidt Jrm Wllkrns Second Row George Watson Dorrs Lrndley Donna South Neoma Olrver Ruth Ruchardson June Wrlllams Delores Morris Nancy Slrpless Beverly Mart Carolyn Van Hcmert Dw ght Mater First Row Jnm Wrllrs Jerry Putt Delano Muller Jerry Montgomery Howard Zrmmerman Robert Reese Garry Nlchols Leonard Muller Duck Reeser 8l C K 'Jr r O A 1 I.. , e ,Qi J lf! ', N1 ' va ' B ' . ' J . . ax 'Sv 1 2: 2 ' ' A , - - ': 4 '- X J Av f ' Q 5' l 4 . F sv , Q 1 A I 'Z Y l l , I f 1 , Q li S S Q1 I m L5 ' 5 I ' .' 1 ' , nn ' I S , B vt, ' r f .A J r ,V L 1 S3 . I V A J ' If I ' rgxmf, 1 . ,sw Hrs, , A: ,H ,- . J F . Q , l . t' fl wa ,L , t 5 w x ' , .. . 3 Seventh fade Back Row: Leonard Allard, Melvin Beaver, Catherine Comstock, Lilo Chambers, Barbara Beaver, Janice Eells, Martha Anderson, Myrna Anderson, Potty Jo Carmichael, Susan Gholson. Fifth Row: Mary Crangle, Potty Crozier, Lois Crabtree, Sheila Campbell, Barbara Koster, Annette Cox, Beverly Jean Chambers, Barbara Clements, Beverly Daugherty. Fourth Row: Rex Carter, Jo Lee Emerson, Robert Hahn, B Ile fnclerson, Richard Kading, Bennie Harvey, Josenh Betterton, Larry Don Hodges, Dwight Davison, John Carle, Jack Jennings, Helen Dailey, Karen Julesberg. Third Row: Dan Close, Dan Close, Jerold Heck, David Betterton, Bob Harvey, Dalyce-Dee Davis, Yvonne Byers, Clara Andrews, Sharon Carpenter, Mary Bassett, Jane Chrisman, Shirley Campbell. Second Row: Ronald Barnes, James Cox, Harold Baty, Larry Glenn, Kenneth Jollifle, Marvin De Jang, Jackie Emery, Charles Koopman, Lyle Brooks, Billy Burger, Richard Barlow, Roberta Brubaker. Front Row: Charlotte Chrismore, Larry Chiles, Kay Cadwallader, Eileen Dodds, Phyllis Crook, Charlene De Mass, Joyce Bledsoe, Pauline Cralg, Norma Craven, Patty Harding, Ronnie Kim, James Conrey. 4-I Back Row Barbara Maher Loretta Stubbs Howard O Br cn Larry Phipps Ernest W Hong Bob Quigley Richard Leeper Leland Shappell Dixie Lee Roland Ruth Vander Linden Fourth Row Julia Ann Williams Leona Presley Phyll s McCarmiclf Larry Maneysm th Ronald M ers Patricia Reed Jcan Schreiber Betty Vohl Oreleta Walker Gene Wilk ns Third Row Donald Woolrldge Delores Sherrill Marilyn Mead Dfvght Rabuck Haro'd Wr ght Bobby Williams Rchard Wynw Larry Shappell Marsha Ver Steeg Beverly Zollers Second Row Joann Woolridge Linda McDanieIs Wlllom Larson Wayne Rchardson Larry Stittsworth Patricia McKinney Janice Miller Linda Von Hemert Gloria Winslow Front Row Lola Moorman Wilma Oliver Cherie Nichols Judy Mart Ph llip Worrall Norman Lubberden Raymond Solomon Max Wcnsel Gary Whlsler David Schmidt 82 2 l f x J 1 ,, ' rf I J 5 . ri ' , + ' M l V g 2 2 -' 'S J 1 ,Q -1 W , . , Q , . l , , I E V . ,-, l 'W ' .C ll . 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X V , 1 ll -4 - -Q -, 1 in 'C A sv S1Xth Grade Bock Row Russell Koster Dale DeWlld Connie Hartshorn Trudy Hanson Sandra Holland Jane Dahlnn Molly Gholson Phyllus Barnes Connie Dalnty Penlope Barbour Marda Johnson Third Row Blllle Jones Rlchard Hunt Bob Baker Terry Hull Max De Jong Dwrght Glover Von Elbert Larry Ellus Graham Fee John Coates Betty Courtney Second Row Joy Betterton Carrue Kay Husted Brenda Dcnnrson Gall De Vvlld Sue Cadwalder Sonja Hall Wanda Durham Carolyn Glllllancl Gladys Fee Eleanor Jones FIS' Row Helen Coggeshell Sally Black Nelda Chamberlarn Lester Isley Patty Crews Perry Johnson Beulah Brause Betty Holflren Jane Ann Dabb qs Bock Row Jerry Sparks Terry Shoemaker Rollne Thorton Paul Klnner Jimmy McKnnstry Fred Metcalf Maxrne Wagner Merna Sherwood Elizabeth Muller Ruth Ann Snow Tlurd Row Ruchard Sparks LeRoy Van Baale Jnrnmy White Ronnle Wagner Arleta Steele Jane Woolrrdge Doris Vohl Donna Richardson Rlchard Koster Karen Sparks Second Row Kenth Putt Muchael Naexe Bxlly McMullen Alberta Wnlfong Shelba Putt Patrscua Moore Connle Spencer Terry Tucker Kathryn McCabe Front Row Larry Mrers Ralph Tuslng Gordon Rowe David Newman Patrlcua Salsberry Verna Kuncard Carolyn Kmcand Patncna M nlgamery Donna Mead 83 O f . ' si J . , I! M U i ly , I 'J l i f ' Q . 3 ' - , , 3 V, . A 0 , ' sa 5 5 ' S 1 T -by y ff ' 1 ' . I I 3 T , Y l , 5 umor 1gh Football Back Row Hughle Byers Manager Bob Harvey Bully Dab Ra Thompson Howard A Brlen Lyle Shaffer Jerry Manrgam Second Row James Rowland Dean Cleveland Benny Harvey D Metcalf Bob Brurnekoal Douglas Gllme Gary Abarr Front Row Richard Leeper Jerry Goad Jack Jennlngs John Car' dney Comstock Joe Bledsoe Mr Ultucan Marlin Wmeland Bob ery Bruce Hann wnght Mater Max Park Jlm Burnett Lloyd Bartlett Donald e Ronme Kam David Schmut Bullnc Burger John Holzwarth umor 1gh Basketball Top Row Wlllrom Larson Blllae Burger, Jlrn Wnlknns Bennie Harvey Larry Hancock Jerry Montgomery Mr Ultlcan Second Row Jock Jenmngs Dwrght Mater, Jlm Wlllrs Jlm Rowland Bruce Hann Gary Abarr Front Row John Holzworth, Gordon Hayes, Douglas Glxme Joe Bledsoe, Bob Thompson 84 o o .................s...... - - V , , . . a ' .Q -. X ,..' ui 5 ' ' H L ' K' A , W. 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I 1 gpm . , , , . , .- 1 3 , I I , , , , - , , 0 o Cheerleaders Loft to Rlght Jan ce M llcr Sha on Carpenter Suzanne Dahln Esther S hm dt Su an Wa cl Donna Holland Patty Jo Car rn chael L nda Von Hcmcrt Wrth spurlted yells from the cheerleaders and teamwork beh nd them the Knoxvrlle Junior Hugh Bears went through the sport sea son wrth flying colors Even though It seemed to the boys thot they could never get the foot ball freld and later on the basketball court the practuce they drd get must have benefited greatly The losses came qulte heavy ln the football season but they never dampened the team s sprrrt To them the Important thrng wasn t the score but the spurut of play' The total record for the year was one wrn, one deadlock, and four losses The basketball season started out slow but later on the team made up for all the losses an football The competltuon was tough but Knoxvrlle always trued to come back wrih the hnghest score At the end of the regular sea son the record was seven wrns and ten losses Most of the frrst team was erghth graders but there were en ugh second team games to see that a good team ns on :ts way up The second team won fuve games out of fifteen The letter wrnners for the year were Foot ball Donald Metcalf Jnm Burnett Lloyd Bart Iett J m Bankus Lyle Shaeffer Max Park Bob Brurnekonl, and Morlrn Wrneland Basket ball, Dean Cleveland, Bruce l-lann, Gordon Hayes, and John Holzwarth The football and basketball letter wrnners were Dwight Mater, Douglas Glrme, Gary Abarr, Bull Dabb, Jerry Bledsoe, Jrm Rowland, and Bob Thompson The managers, l-lughle Byers and Jrm Bankus, also recerved letters N, W, J - 5 :Q .W ,,, , ? 3 nl ,L 1 - q 1 T . f 'F , v ' ' H , 1 2' -A W' fl v v M J V , tg M A X , ,f rg ' . 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I I I 7 - , . 4 4 ' ' ' 1 l 1 1 1 Ackno ledgment e 1A not Av Alwrt 6at what there IA alwa A tzme or lazndneu Tluanlw from tlce If of Sl Allen s Shell Servnce Applegate Motor Company Avery s Hardware Bassetts Store Bellamy Telephone Company Ben Franklm Store Brando s Grocery Brown s Shoe Fat Company Bybee 81 Davns Furnvture and Undertaklng Central States Electruc Company Coast to Coast Store Collins Motor Company Communuty Natuonal Bank 81 Trust Company Covey 81 Mettler s Coryell Servuce Statuon Crews Rexall Drug Cummings Book Store unnlngham Farm Supply Dale Severns Autos 81 lmplements Deep Rock Oul Statlon Den Hartog s Varsety Dodd s North End Grocery Dodd s Women s Apparel Ellnott s Studuo Evan s Home Decoratlons Food Center Cafe Gambles Hardware Gene s Skelly Servlce Goff and Nash Grundman Insurance Hassng s O K Rubber Welders Hawkeye Farm Equlpment Hawkeye Mull 86 O C I H ll I . . ,- . Ackno ledgment Hedrnck s Cleaners Hersbergen Jewelry Hedges Transfer Iowa Power 81 Llght Company J C Penney s Store J 81 K Plumbung and Heatnng Jennnngs Food Center Jlffy Car Wash Jullne Repair Shop Klngma Garage Knoxvu I le Knoxville Knoxvllle Knoxvnlle Knoxvnlle Knoxvllle Knoxville Knoxvzlle Knoxvulle Knoxvllle Knoxville Knoxville Beverage Company Cab Company Cafe Co op Creamery Dress Club Express Greenhouse Journal Lumber Company Maytag Company Motor Company Reminder Langebartel s Bros Clothlers L ne s Cltres Service M 84 Y Farm Market Marlon Coffee Shoppe Marlon County Produce 81 Feed Company Morse Locker Maybell s Dress Shop McConnell s Cafe Mlke s West End Grocery Modern Cleaners Modern Jewelry Oehler Bros Flrestone P M Place Store Peoples Store RaOLa Randal s Applnances Ream Insurance Agency Remy Larson Insurance A Rex Weddle Real Estate Rlpley s Self Servnce Laundry Rollstun s Food Store Spahn 8. Rose Lumber Company Speeds Pharmacy Strasburger s Inc , . - . . R -A87.. gency Scott Petroleum Scott 81 Scott Veterunarnans Taber Lumber Company Tucker s Servace United Food Market Vanderwnlt 81 Beebout Hardware Walson Sandwich Shop Wolfe s Appllance Youngs Bottlegas lndlvlduals Dr Robert Ashton Dr Paul A Bartunek B W Dutton Russell Dyer J m Van Hemert Sarah Hol I nngshead Adolph Larson Sr Raymond Muck Sylvia Plotts The Annual staff of 5l would luke to thank the following persons for their invaluable and un the production of our book Sensor Girls Jerry Allen John Brown Beverly Carpenter Sharon Carpenter Shirley Cecul Pat Cowman Donna Crozier Bette Donnelly Shurley Dutton Duck Hall Patty Harding Don Langebartels Doris Long Jobyna Rankun Bull oft David Schell Bernard Slofer Wynona Wnnters All Knoxvulle Hugh Teachers Alltofgraphs Autographs Autographs Autographs