Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

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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'

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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 . ' r- '56 fm M. ' - 0. E i i V Agp. V 8 I ,. ' ., f 'sf I .. rex, K r,t. A op: c ln r, r DI Len s n r, r Q : I u , nh n , m rn l, , n, et e n ann ll . jf,.,vx,,A . . . . L I - I Y l . . A S , ' 1 . - - E 1 . . . . . A23-

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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- '