Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Student Body . . Activities . . Activities . . Activities . . Fine Arts . . Fine Arts . . Highlights . . Highlights . Highlights . Highlights . . .Athletics . .Athletics . . Athletics . .Junior High lecgcafion We, the K staff of '55, dedicate our book to Miss Hazel Hunnicutt, who, through many years of conscientious instruction, has aided a great number of young men and women to face life's problems. Miss Hunnicutt -is a former inhabitant of lndianola and a graduate of Indianola High School and Simpson College. During her Senior year at Simpson College she received the honor of be- coming a member of Delta Kappa Gamma Societyg she is still active in this society. Upon graduation from college, Miss Hunnicutt taught at Lake Park and Anita. Her additional duties while in the above positions were chaperoning girls' basketball and coaching dramatics. She arrived at Knoxville High School in September of 1945 to assume her present position of mathematics teacher. We see in your future, Miss Hunnicutt, SUCCESS in anything you attempt to do and we wish you continued good fortune. .fg0!nfLi1fLi5LLra1fL 5 v f ROBERT KOLK Biology Chemistry Junior Class Advisor FLOYD A. DAVIS Superintendent of Schools LILLIAN BARTUNEK Spanish English Dramatics Assistnnt Senior Class Advisor HAROLD A. BISHOP Geometry Business Arithmetic HAZEL HU NNICU TT Freshman Algebra WILBUR DRAKE Vocational Agriculture F. F. A. Advisor MARY LOU JACKSON Supe rintende nt's Secretary WILLARD PRATHER Annual Staff Advisor Bookkeeping Commercial Law Typing Consumer Economics RUTH DENNEY ERMA WILKINSON Freshman Home Economics Librarian Junior Class Advisor 3 CHARLES MINDLING Assistant Principal World History Hi-Y Advisor RUTH DEITRICK Princ ipa1's Secretary RUTH HILLER Communications Speech Sophomore English Thespians Advisor Head of Dramatics Department ROGER CRE WS Freshman Science SCienCe Club Advisor Freshman Class Advisor Physics DOROTHY SCHMIDT English Freshman Class Advisor LEONARD FAUCETT Industrial Arts Sophomore Class Advisor CHARLES A. IRVIN Principal of Knoxville Senior High Psychology MAXINE MINDLING Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor ELDON CARPER Modern Problems Boys' Basketball Coach Boys' Physical Education MARY B. JACKSON Business Arithmetic Plane Geometry Advanced Algebra JAMES COMER American History Girls' Basketball Coach Boys' Physical Education Senior Class Advisor Wm RUTH PESTALOZZI Vocal Music Sophomore Class Advisor GAA Advisor VERA JOHNSON School Nurse RICHARD HU MES TON Instr um ental Mus lc HAR PE R DORSE Y RAY MON D KLOO TW YK Indus tr lal Arts B oys ' Phys ic al Edu: ation Football C oac h Panther Club Adv lsor im wr -3-w.....,1. K- Q, 1. I - I o' I - N ' fi KENNETH HOOK American History Drivers' Training CARL GOODWIN Custodian MARILYN MILLER 'Girls' Physical Education FLORENCE VANZEE English f Journalism Black and Gold Advisor BE TTY PKATHER shormmd Typing Y-Teen Advisor RICHARD KERR IN:-.1 L.-J I-.. 3 E We xgimfenf EJ? fa umm! N 4 Q gZ'ff.f ...,.......E MARVIN L. BAILEY Ornery. , .has that scrubb- ed and polished look. . . friendly. . .Jerry's buddy. JIM BANKUS Handsome. . .good physi- que. . .to him the girls All flock in a horde, they ramble all over in his lit- tle ole Ford. . .his hair isn't red, it's Auburn, VERDADEAN U-'I-:Ep ALLEN Quiet. . .she lassoed her man land we don't mean Gene Autryj. TED L. BEAVER Tall, dark, and wavy hair . . .very quiet. . .blushes easily. . .farm boy. . .he moved from K.H.S. but soon returned. eniom GARY E. ABARR No damsel has caused him distress, Qyetl. . .Every- body's friend. . .Charm combined with manners. WANDA LEE BETTERTON A real shorty . . .sweet . . .theater gal. . .out of school interest. .doesn't say much but thinks a lot. gig RIC HARD BAILEY Short, light and full of the devil. . .bulging biceps . . .athletic. . .happy-go- lucky. . .Getting dates is no problem. BETTY JO BARNETT Neat and sweet. . .P1'eitY. honey colored hair. . .fas- cinating. . .Quiet 'n re- served. . .looks nice in her clothes. . D. JOAN BROOKS Supports a rock on her left hand. . .dark eyes. . .short 'n attractive. . .loads of fun. . .a giggle for every- thing. 035 PHILIP A. BIRK Good worker. . .electrical genius. . .Einstein in the rough. . .frank in his op- inions. . .tall and intri- guing. ELAINE BLYTHE Pretty hair. . .friendly when you get to know her . . .makes her own clothes fa neat job toolj not as shy as some people think, ' ROGER BRYAN Always has something to say. . .life of the party. . . terrific acting ability. . . hard worker. . .likes his Dorty . . .college bound . . .good looking. BOB BRUINE KOOL Achronic teaser. . ,lead foot. . .cute. . . Ma.xine . . ,neat dresser. . .devel- ish. . ,doesn't take life too seriously. DON CARTER Man of few words. . .eat, drink and be merry. . . school is the least of his worries, , ,nice to know. 'x S- MARY SUE CLARK Loves sports. , .fondness of practical jokes, , ,frie- ndly to everyone. . .really drives the folks' Merc. . . lots of fun. JOHN BURNETT Good Senior class presi- dent. . .shoe salesman. . . a regular guy .... 1125 l good word for everyone. . isn't afraid oi work. NOLA COX Brllny. . .part-time sec- retary. . .headed for lowl U. . .Wonderful artistic ability. . .she has a mind of her own. BILL DABB Cute. . Athletic. . .silence ls golden tht who wants to be rlch. . .llkeuble. . .ln interest ln llfe in general. DEANN CLEVELAND Delnnle . . .he is not lazy, he just likes to rest . . .good looking. . ,likes athletics. . .let's x-011 up the rugs and dance. , I LYLE COX Good friend, . ,swell guy to RDOW. . .One of the ggng lf- Bi1l's. . .likes to ice Skife. . .nothing worries him. . .he ain't misbehav- ing. fi' :- FRANCES ANN DAVIS Frumle , , ,A real brain in school ibut. oh. out of schoolj. . .cute. . .better late than never. . .fell George . . .Full ci vigor and vitality. S, , BOB DEITRICK Short but mlghty. . .mus- cle bound. . .dark com- plexicm. . .a closed mouth catches no flies, . get! along well with others. WILBERTA KATHERINE CUTKAY Quiet and shy. . .wllberta is sure a dandy kid, we thought we'd like her and sure enough we did. Milf' Q 4 L 5 W! N9 CAROL DAUBENSPECK An hour of sleep before midnight ls worth two ln study hall. . .nice looking . , .always out for l lot of fun. . .1 rolling stone ga- thers no moss, 5 K, JIM DE LONG A real good square fdan- cex-J. . .his name may be Hg but he happens to be short. . .One of the gang who is always having a hilarious time. JANE DUNCAN Pretty. . .beautiful hair . . .dark complexion. . , darling clothes and wears them well. . .loads of fun and loves to have 1 good time. . .being hashful i.sn't a problem to he r. CARL DE JOODE Short, blond and spicy. . . neat. . .a devilish gleam in his eye. . .quiet in sch- ool, but who knows outside of school 'P JOHN EDWARD DE .TOODE Shy. . .looks nothing like his brother. . ,is a real good guy. . .they have fame ily conferences over the car. GLENNA KAY FEE Sports a sparkler. . .beau- tiful complexion. . .cute . . .her laugh will amaze and astound you. . .tall and loaded with fun and giggles. PATTY FINARTY Tall and intelligent. . .in all-around swell gal. . . terrific basketball player . . .whiz in typing and sho- rthand. . .neat and shining hair. . STEVE DONNELLY Speoks with plenty of spots . . .bloops around in a llt- tle red bomb. . .4 Study hall demon. . .likes to loaf . . .swell kid. DOROTHY ENGLE Petite 'n sweet. . .Always looks real neat. . .Always 'on the go. . .personality plus. . .problems are al- ways coming her way but they never seem to stay . . .head cheerleader. JERRY D. GRAHAM Plans to join the navy and sec the world. . .interest- lnfl 10 MDW. . .mixes with people well. . .gets a kick out of life KARLA HANSEN Loads of fun. . .as inno- cent as A new laid egg. , . thinks a little nonsense mlkes the world go around . . .out of school interest. MARCIA ALLENE FCETELR Creamy complexion. . . looks like a delicate China doll. . .cute. . .real neat . . .has a sweet person- ality. . .a willing worker. BEVERLY ANN HARTSHORN Wears A diamond on her left hand, third finger. . . seen with Joan. . .everyt- one's good pal. likes con- vertibles all year round. JERRY L. GOAD Towhead. . .loves to dance . . .keeps his eye on Celia . . .a man of the world. . . friendly. . .drives a brighv convert. 5 ARVILIA HARVEY Tiny. oh so tiny. . .neat hair. . .likes farm life. . . a friend of Carrol's. . . quiet, but nice to know. . C sR MEN LOIS GULLION Qui c and sincere. . .small an . slight with a serious r lture. . .attentive in and .nut of school. . .likes Sat urday nights. LARRY HARSIN Very active in clubs. . speaks his mind. . .a mo torcycle enthusiast. . will do anything for a. fri end. 1-in 'N GORDON HAYES Basketball star. . .gum chomper. . .neat hair. . . real joy about Joyce. . . nice personality. RICHARD HULGAN Dick . . .a riot in study hall. . .active in safety club. . .interests inChari- ton. . .tall and dark with a butch. JERRY HANCOCK Pink slip toter. . .believes in a little nonsense now and then Qmostly nowj, . , friendly to everyone. . . has twin troubles, KEITH KELDERMAN Easily embarrassed. . . quiet. . .a darn right nice guy. . .quite a driver. LARRY HANCOCK Similar to his brother. . . always has an idea of some kind. . .tall and slender. . . one of the gang. JOE KENNEDY Good ole Joe. . .Short, light and blond. . .hasn't got a trouble to his name . . .active in FFA. JOHN HOLZWORTH Biggest drool oi the school . . .ta1l, dark and out of this world. . .Basketball player. . .a woman hater fwhat a lossj. RONALD JONES I1ch . . . mopey and Sl- eepy. . .l messenger of Satan at times. . .lots of iun. . .runs around with the gang. EVALENE KOONS Slow and stvady, , ,vasy going. . .nc-w to the halls of K.H.S. . .quic-O. and nice-. DORIS LINDLEY Likl-s 1-arrings. . .hPr Iii:- is A lH'1'4'z1', , ,hasn'1, ggi a worry to hvr name, , , out of school int:-rf-st. PATRICIA L. KINGERY Shy in school ibut a bomb- shvll out of schooll. . friendly to everyone. . lots of fun, , meat. .0 s. .113- PAUL E. KIRKWOOD Mean man with a sax. . . very active in band. . . editor of the '55 annual . . .Ohf that convert. . . s rnooth manners. X' CAROL LARSON Blond. . .light complex. . . .cute. . .full of fun. . . fancy free. . .the outdoor breezy type. . .loves to skate. JERRY MCKINNEY Drives an airy car1What happvned to the roar win- dow ?l Ho man. 1 71 BEVERLY MART Quiet. . .Working gal. . . neat appvarancv. . .likes thai, Chev, , ,the serious type-. DWIGHT MATER DOC . . .man with ideas . . .has a lot of woman troubles. . .always has something to do or say. . . a. wonderful guy to havn- for a friend. ft 'L ' 4, JAC KLYN ANN MISHLER Speedy. . .really murders a stick of gunn. . .interests in and out of school. . .the world will ever wonder what she will say and do ne xt. DELORUS QMORRISJ STONE Pigmy . , ,headed for Idaho with her hubby. . . attractive. . .darling hair style. . .Swell personality. MHS, RICHARD MAT1-LES Smart, , .blond wavy hair . . .active in FFA. . .wo- rks on the farm. . .but rai- ses Cain in town. DICK REESE R Small but mighty. . .likes to eat candy bars in study hall. . .takes part in class activities. DON METCALF Tall. lank. and limber. . . all state football player . . .a great athlete. . .but he has his weakness, KEN REYNOLDS Handsome. . .swf-ll guy . . .friendly. . .track man . . .could easily pass for his brother. . .neat clothes. X, LARRY MORGAN Likes baseball. . ,has .3 twin. . .hails from Har- Vey way. . .nice smile. RUTH POPE Leads a double life Qand we don't mean Dr. .Tekle and Mr. Hydej. . .a friend- ly smile for everyone. . . nice to know. ' ,...-.af LOUISE ROW LELY 'l'o he- A June bride, , ,cute . . .she le-ts things come and go peacefully. . .al- ways 5 smile. l:IS'l'HLR SCHMIDT Bunhy . . .A smile you can sm- for a milv. . .bub- bling personality. . .Y- T1-1-n prvsidvnt. , .Home- coming quvs-n, , ,pupul:xr. 4 I DAVID L. ROB UC K C lassie chec kered trou- SPFS. . .interest in music and dramatics. . .neat as a pin. . .soda Jerk, fx .ps NANCY LOUISE SHILLING Flashy finger nails. . . mysterious. . .beautiful eyes. . .air mail corres- pondence. J IM ROW LAND Swell personality. . .eve- ryone'5 friend. . .likes basketball. . .gets a kick out of square dancing. . . happy go lucky. . .good looking. DONNA SMITH Bright red hair. . .tall and slender. . .quiet and de- pendable. JACK SC HLOTTERB ACK Has a mind of his own. . . he drives a car ? '? 7 quiet . . .dark. LES SHAFI-'ER Transfer from P'ville. . . short and full of life. . . has interest in the Fresh- man class. . .speedy track man. KMRSJ CAROL!-I VAN BALLE Working gal. . .quiet 'n friendly. . .sweet smile . . .sei-ious. CAROLYN VAN HEMERT Her Johnny came march- ing home. . .a clothes ex- pert. . .full of ideas. . . working gal. . .swell kid. -55 NANCY STEVENSON Pretty complex. . .cute clothes. . .swell pal. . . soda jerk. . .Cute sense of humor. . .college bound. BOB THOMPSON fButChl. . .real steady guy Janie . . .Marvelous personality. . .big and st- rong. . .one of the foot- ball stars, RONALD WADLE Ron , , ,short and full of the devil. . .one of the glhg. . .likes to lip off in class. BUSTER WASHINGTON One of the football stars . . .easy going. . .swell guy. - .has a packed Z4 hour schedule. WAYNE VANDER VEER Nice looking. . .likeable . . .all around good guy . . .doesn't work too hard. HENRY VAN STEENWYK Studebaker pusher. . .land howl. . .always has fun. . . friendly. . .cut-up in study hall. . .takes life easy. ARDEAN WILLIAMS Tall and terrific. . .swell guy to know. . .that crazy driver. . .the athletic type . . Jetterman. JAMES WILLIS Jlm . . .shy. . .friendly to everyone. . .student council president. . .all around good guy. . .swell personality. . .likes dra- matics. . .bx-ainy. . .works at Bl1l's. 8 Ki I FLOWER: Red Carnation A : GEORGE WATSON Five A'!. . .a wonderful cornet and piano player . . .a swell guy to know. . .always has something to say. . .has lots oi Ideas . . .Franni.e. ALICE WHITE personality plus, f MOTTO Tonight We Launch Where Do We Anchor. COLORS Blue and Silver CUM. . .the second .Terry Lewis. . .loads of fun. . . JUNE WILLIAMS Quiet, . .gets along well with everyone. . .cute. . . easy going. . .always on time. 39 H ny vs' VERDADEAN QFEEQ ALLEN Y-Teens 13 F.H.A. 2,3,43 Safety Club 43 Student Council 4. GARY E. ABARR: Hi-Y1rZ,3,43 Chaplain 43 Student Council 13 Boys' State 33 Basketball l,2,3,43 Letter 3,42 Golf 1,2,3,43 Letter 2,3,4. MARVIN L. BAILEY: Hi-Y 1,2,43 Camera Club 3, RICHARD BAILEY: Panther Club 2,3,4Q Hi-Y 13 Black and Gold 33 Sports Section 33 Football l,2,3,43 Letter 2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Letter 2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Letter l,2,3,43 Library 4, JIM BANKUS: Hi-Y l,2,33 Vice- President 33 Panther Club 43 Secretary-Treasurer 43 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Contest 3,42 Mixed Groups l,2,3,43 Contest 3,42 Thespians 2,3,43 Class Pre- sident 13 Vice-President 23 Stu- dent Council 23 Annual Staff 43 Football 3,42 Letter 3,43 Base- ball 3,41 Letter 33 Track 3,42 Letter 3,42 Golf 2,3,43 Letter 2,3,43 Knave of Hearts 23 The Little Dog Laughed 33 The Moon Makes Three 33 Christmas Page- ant 3. BETTY JO BARNETT: Y-Teens 1,Z,3,43 Student Council 33 Home- coming Attendant 1,4. TED L. BEAVER: Transfer from Lineville, 1954, WANDA LEE BETTERTON: Y- Teens 1,3,43 F.H.A. 23 G.A.A.-3. PHILIP A, BIRK: I-Ii-Y 43 Camera Club l,2,33 Secretary-Treasurer 33 Science Club 43 Vice-President 43 Mixed Chorus 13 Monroe Festi- val 13 Christmas Pageant 1,33 Annual Staff 43 Photographer 4. enior Rear 5 ELAINE BLYTI-lE: F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Secretary 43 Glee Club 1,2. D. JOAN BROOKS: Y-Teens 13 F.H.A. Z,3,43 Pep Club Z3G1ee Club l,2,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,43 Mixed Groups 43 Contest 2,42 The Little Dog Laughed 3. BOB BRUINEKOOL: Hi-Y 13 Panther Club 2,3,43 Vice-Pre- sident 3,43 Black and Gold 33 Football l,2,3,43 Letter 3,43 Basketball 2,33 Letter 33 Base.- ball 13 Letter 13 Track 2,3,43 Letter 3,41 Jabawak 1, ROGER BRYAN: Hi-Y l,2,3,43 President 33 Thespians 1,2,3,43 Secretary Z3 President 43 Nat- ional Thespians 1,2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Sports Editor 43 Foot- ball 2,3,43 Letter 3,42 Track 23 Baseball 1,23 Youth and Govern- ment Program 43 Cheaper By The Dozen 13 The.Little Dog Laughed 33 The Mad Hatters 2. JOHN BURNETT: Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Chaplain 33 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Thespians 3,43 National Thes- pians 3,43 Class President 43 Boys' State 33 Black and Gold 43 Co-Editor 43 The Little Dog Laughed 33 The Moon Makes Three 33 Ring Around Elizabeth 43 Road to Boston 3. DON CARTER: Safety Club 43 Hi-Y 13 Camera Club Z. MARY SUE CLARK: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Treasurer 43 Safety Club 3,43 President 4: G.A.A. 3,43 Publicity 43 Transfer from St. John's. Victor, Iowa, 1952. DE ANN CLEVELAND: Hi-Y 1,23 Panther Club 3,42 Baseball 2,3,43 Letter 2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Letter 3,42 Football 1,Z,3,4l Letter 33 Library 2.3. LYLE COX: Hi-Y 1,42 Panther Club Z,3: Football Manager l., NOLA COX: G.A.A. 1: F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Parliamentarian 33 Pre- sident 43 Annual Staff 3,41 As- sistant Editor 33 Library 1,2,3,43 Play Production Crew 2,3,43 Thespians 43 National Thespians 4. WILBERTA KATHERINE CUTKAY Transfer from Forsyth High, Mont, 1954. BILL DABB: Panther Club 1,23 Student Council l3 Track 1,2,3,43 Letter 1,23 Football 1,Z,3,4Q Letter l,Z,4. FRANCES ANNE DAVIS: Y- Teens 3,43 Glee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Mixed Groups 33 Con- test 33 Class Secretary 33 Student Council 43 Secretary-Treasurer 43 Annual Staff 3,42 The Little Dog Laughed 33 Transfer from Iowa City, 1953. CAROL DAUBENSPECK: Hi-Y 1,Z,3,4Q Safety Club 4. BOB DEITRICK: Hi-Y 1.2.35 Safety Club 43 Black and Gold 33 Basketball 13 Track 33 Baseball l,Z. CARL DE IOODE: Hi-Y 3,47 Cattle Judging Team 2',3,4, JOHN EDWARD DE JOODE: Hi- Y 3,4. .TIM DE LONG: Hi-Y Z,3,4Q Treasurer Z. STEVE DOONNELLY: General Course. JANE DUNCAN: Y-Teens l,2,3,4Q Band 1,23 Letter 1,23 Contest 1,23 Annual Staff 3,43 Co-Editor of Student Life 33 Editor of Stu- dent Body 43 Jabawak 13 The Little Dog Laughed 3. DOROTHY ENGLE: Y-Teens 2.3.43 Cabinet 33 Vice-President 43 Annual Staff 3,43 Editor of Student Life 33 Co-Editor of Sports 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Camp 33 Head Cheerleader 4: The Little Dog Laughed 33 Office Assistant 2,32 Transfer from Caldwell, Idaho. 1952. GLENNA KAYE FEE: Y- Teens 1.23 F.H.A. 3.4: Pep Club li Safety Club 43 Treasurer 43 Vice-President 43 Library 1. PATTY FINARTY: Y-Teens l.2.3.43 Cabinet 43 G.A.A. 3,42 Class Secretary 23 Cabinet 4'3 Girls' State 33 Basketball 1.2. 3.43 Letter l.2.3.43 Office As- sistant 33 The Little Dog Laughed 3. MARCIA ALLENE FOSTER: Y-Teens 1.23 F.H.A. 3.43 Rec- reation Chairman 43 G.A.A. 2.35 Safety Club 3,43 Secretary 43 Glee Club 1.2.32 Mixed Chorus 1.23 Monroe Festival 23 Class Treasurer 43 Annual Staff 43 Student Llfei Play Production Crews 3. JERRY L. GOAD: I-Ii-Y 2.3.43 Vice-President 43 Camera Club 13 Basketball Manager 43 Base- ball 3.43 Annual Staff 43 Football 43 Track 4. JERRY D. GRAHAM: Hi-Y 1.2.43 Camera Club 33 Christmas Page- ant 1.Z3 Black and Gold Staff 4. CARMEN LOIS GULLION: Y- Teens l,Z.3.4. JERRY HAIQCGIK: Camera Club I3 Safety Club 43 Baseball Mana- ger 3. LARRY HANCOCK! Hi-Y Z3 Camera Club 13 Safety Club 4. enior fecor 5 KARLA HANSEN: F.H.A. 2.3.43 Y-Teens 13 Pep Club Z3 Stu- dent Council 1, LARRY HARSIN: Hi-Y 1.3.43 Treasurer 43 Youth and Govern- ment Program 43 F.F.A. 23 Science Club 43 President 43 Thespians 33 Black and Gold 43 Co-Editorg Mixed Chorus 13 Mixed Groups 13 Dairy Cattle Congress 2, BEVERLY ANN l-IARTSHORN: Y-Teens 13 F.H.A. 2.3.43 Pep Club 23 Glee Club 4: Mixed Cho- rus 43 Mixed Groups 43 Contest 43 Library 2. ARVILIA HARVEY: F.H.A. Z2 Y-Teens 1.3.43 Christmas Page- ant 3. GORDON HAYES: Camera Club 1.23 Football l,Z,3,4: Letter 3,41 Basketball l.Z.3.43 Letter 3.43 Baseball l,Z,3.43 Letter l.2,3.43 Safety Club 4. JOHN HOLZWORTH: Hi-Y 13 Safety Club 43 Football 23 Basket- ball 2.3.43 Letter 3.4. RICHARD HULGAN: Safety Club 43 I-Ii-Y 33 Baseball 13 Letter l, RONALD JONES: Football Mana- ger, 1. KEITH KELDERMAN: F.F.A. 2.43 l-li-Y 1,32 Christmas Pageant 33 Student Council 43 Vice -Pre- sident 43 Football 1.2.3. .TOE KENNEDY: F.F.A. 1.2.3. PATRICIA L. KINGERY: Y- Teens 1.23 F.H.A. 3.43 Student Council 4: Glee Club 13 Christ- mas Pageant 3. . , N p us -X B P rv PAUL E. KIRKWOOD: Hi-Y l.2.3,43 Band l,Z.3,43 Letter 1.2.3 .43 State Solo Contest 2.3.42 All State Band 33 Assistant Lib- rarian, 13 Librarian Z3 Vice- President 33 President 43 Play Production Crew 43 Boys' State 33 Black and Gold 33 Annual Staff 1.2.3,43 Sports 1.2.33 Editor 43 The Little Dog Laughed 33 Monroe Festival 1,Z,3,4Q K.A.B. O.F.O. 1: All State Band 3. EVALENE KOONS: F.H.A. 43 Safety Club 43 Transfer from Chariton High. 1954, CAROL LARSON: F.H.A. 2: Y- Teens 3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 Cabinet 43 Transfer from Cheroskee. 1953. DORIS LINDLY: Y-Teens 2.3. JERRY McKINNEY: Hi-Y 33 Camera Club l. DWIGHT A. MATER: I-li-Y 1.2. 3.4: President 43 Panther Club 33 Mixed Chorus 13 Thespians 2.3.41 President 33 National Thespians 2.3.43 Class Vice- President 33 Basketball l.Z.3.43 Letter 3.43 Track 3.43 Football 2.3.43 Letter 3.43 Baseball 43 Golf l,2,3.43 Letter 2.3.43 Student Council 33 Cheaper By The Dozeng Let's Make Up 2: Mad l-Iatters 33 Christmas Pageant 4. RICHARD HARRY MAT!-IES: F.F.A. 3.43 Scholarship Chair- man 3.43 Black and Gold Staff 33 Class President 2. DON METCALF: Hi-Y 1.23 Panther Club 3.43 Black and Gold Staff 3. Football 1,z,3,4. Letter 2.3.43 Track 1.2,3.43 Letter 2.3.43Christnus Pageant 3, JACKLYN ANN MISHLER: F.H.A. l,2,3,43 Parliamentarian 43 Safety Club 3.43 Secretary-Treasurer 43 G.A.A. 1,43 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Mixed Group I3 Con- test l3 Thespians 43 National Thespians 43 Play Production Crew 3,43 Library 1,3,43 Words and Music 1: The Little Dog Laughed 33 Ring Around Eliza- beth 4. LARRY MORGAN: Baseball 2,33 Letter 2,33 Manager 1. DE LORUS MORRIS: F.H.A. l,2,33 Y-Teens 43 Safety Club 43 Pep Club 23 Black and Gold Staff 4. GARY NICHOLS: Safety Club 43 Hi-Y Z. RUTH POPE: Y-Teens 2,3,4, MAX PARKS: General Course. DICK REESER: Hi-Y Z: Camera Club Z. KEN REYNOLDS: Track 2,3,43 Hi-Y 43 Camera Club l,2,33 Safety Club 4. DAVID L. ROBUCK: Mixed Chorus 2,3,43 Mixed Groups 3,42 Contest 3,43 Monroe Festival Z,3,4Q Thespians 3,43 National Thespians 3,43 Student Council Z3 Annual Staff 2,43 Football Section 23 Fine Arts Section 43 The Moon Makes Three 33 Ring Around Elizabeth 43 Finger of God 23 Let's Make Up 23 Transfer from Dallas, 1953. JIM ROLAND: Hi-Y 2.3.43 F.F.A. I3 Basketball l,2,3,4Q Letter 3,43 Library 3. LOUISE ROWLEY: F.H.A. l,2, 3,41 Reporter 33 Vice-President 43 Class Treasurer 23 Secretary 43 Basketball 23 Library 23 Office Assistant 33 Home -coming Atten- dant Z: The Little Dog Laughed 3. enior lgcorcfa JACK SCHLOTTERBACK: Hi-Y 33 Camera Club l. ESTHER SCHMIDT: Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Cabinet 2,33 President 43 Summer Conference 33 State Cabinet 33 G.A.A. 1,3,43 Presi- dent 33 Pep Club Z3 Thespians 3,43 Secretary 43 National Thes- pians 3,43 Awards 33 Class Vice- President 4j'St11d6l1t Council 33 DAR. Award 43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 President 33 Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,42 Sextette 1,23 Trio 2,33 Mixed Groups 2,33 All State Chorus 23 Home-coming Attendant 33 Queen 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Letter 2.3, 43 Golf 3: The Little Dog Laughed 33 Let's Make Up 2. LES SHAFFER: F.F.A. 4: Trans- fer from Pleasantville, 1954. NANCY LOUISE SHILLING: F.H.A. 2,3,43 Y-Teens 13 Pep Club 23 Glee Club 4: Mixed Cho- rus 43 Mixed Groups 43 Black and Gold Staff 4. DONNA SMITH: Y-Teens 2,33 F.H.A. 4. NANCY STEPI-IENSON: Y-Teens 33 F.H.A. 43 G.A.A. 43 Band 43 Thespians 43 Library 43 Ring Around Elizabeth 33 Transfer from Pleasantville, 1953. BOB THOMPSON: I-Ii-Y 13 Pan- ther Club 2,3,43 President 3,43 Student Council 2.3.43 Football 1.2.3.4: Letter 2,3,43 Baseball 1.2.45 Letter 1,2,4Q Basketball Manager 4. CAROLE VAN BALLE QMRSJ Transfer, Alamedas, California 1954. WAYNE VANDER VEER: General Course. CAROLYN JEAN VAN HEMERT: Y-Teens 1,Z,3,43 Safety Club 43 President 43 Thespians 3,43 National Thespians 3,43 Play Production Crew 3,43 Thespian Award 33 Student Council 13 Cheerleader 1,2,33 Office As- s is tant 2,33 The Little Dog Laughed 33 Christmas Pageant 3. HENRY VAN STEENWYK: F.F.A. Z,3,43 Sentinel 4. RON WADLE: F.F.A. 13 Boys' State 33 Black and Gold Staff 43 Sports Editor 43 Baseball 4. OLIOUS WASHINGTON, JR.: Football 3,43 Letter 3,4. GEORGE WATSON: Hi-Y 1,Z,3,4Q Treasurer 33 Thespians 3,43 Treasurer 43 National Thespians 3,43 Award 33 Class President 33 Band 1,22 Letter 13 Treasurer 23 Trumpet Trio 1.2.33 Contest l4,2,33 Red Carnations 33 The Little Dog Laughed 33 Golf 3,43 Monroe Festival 2.3, ALICE WHITE: Y-Teens 3,43 F.H.A. Z3 G.A.A. 1.3.43 Presi- dent 43 Pep Club 23 Secretary 23 Office Assistant 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Letter 2,3,43 The Little Dog Laughed 3. ARD:-:AN WILLIAMS: Panther Club 3,43 F.F.'A. 1,23 Football 3,43 Letter 3,43 Basketball 1,z,3,4, Letter 3,43 Track 2,3,4Q Letter 2,3,4. JUNE WILLIAMS: Y-Teens l,2,33 F.H.A. 4: Pep Club 2. JIM WILLIS: Hi-Y 2.3.43 Class Treasurer 33 Thespians 2,3,43 Vice-President 43 National Thes- pians 2,3,43 Student Council 43 President 43 Boys' State 33 Track 23 Cheaper By The Dozen ks Knave of Hearts 23 What Fools These Mortals Be 2: The Little Dog Laughed 33 Ring Around Elizabeth 4. omiom TOP ROW: Left to right: Richard Mansfield, Dwight Robuck, Le land Sharp, Gary Shilling, Bob Williams, Larry Little, Larry Moneysmith, Nicholas Tubbs, Bob Quigley, Calvin Smith. FIFTH ROW: Richard Wynn, Harold Moon. Joan Schrie ber, Dixie Rowland. Gordon Rowland, Raymond Solomm. Jerry Witt. Larry Shappell, Max Wensel, Richard Leeper. FOURTH ROW: Erma Wilk- inson, Advisor: Pat Lundy, Marilyn Thomas. Shirley Sinnard, Ann Wagner. Marcia Ver Steeg, Karen Swenson, Roy McCullough, Larry Stittsworth, Jeanie McKowen, Loretta Stubbs. THIRD ROW: Dolores Mathes. Phil Worroll, Robert Reese, Melvin Vander Linden, Norman Lubberden, Wayne Richardson. David Schmidt, Margianne Woodall. SECOND ROW: Janice Miller, Cherie Nichols, Linda Van Hemert. Elaine Richards, Marilyn Meade, Pat Reed, Phyllis McCormack, Rosemary Witt, Elaine Richmond. FIRST ROW: Lola Morman, Jean Woolridge, Judy Mart, Gloria Winslow. Eloise Sharp. BROWNS SHOE FIT COMPANY 255 TOP ROW: Joseph Bette:-ton, Eugene De Haii, Jack Gullion, Harold Baty, Melvin Beaver, Charles Koopman, Dave Betterton, Richard Kading, Fred Agan, Ernest Braida, Stanley Bishop. SIXTH ROW: Robert Kolk, Advisor, Ronald Kingery, Daryl Jordon, Larry Glenn, Richard Barlow, John Carl, Delamr Hock, Larry Hodges, Lyle Brooks, Ben Harvey. FIFTH ROW: Geraldine Emanuel, Barbara Kaster, Dalyce Dee Davis, Betty Core, Janice Eells. Marion Goff, Ron Kimm, Bill Bur- ger, Larry Chiles, Freddy Coggeshell, Wayne Henning, Vex-da Benscoter. FOURTH ROW: De- lores Guthrie. Martha Anderson, Charlene De Moss, Annette Cox, Lila Chambers, Mary Bassett, Patty Crozier, Judy Elliot, Mary Crangle, Doris Couchman. THIRD ROW: Roberta Brubalcer, Josephine Buttrey, Janice Dixon, Myrna Anderson, Darlene Engle, Maxine Kline, Karen Jules- burg, Jane Chrisman, Joyce Barnett. SECOND ROW: Tommy De Moss, Barbara Brooks, Pauline Craft, Charlotte Chrismore, Judy Cook, Beverly Daugherty, Sharon Carpenter, Shirley Campbell, Phyllis Crook, Pauline Craig. 'FIRST ROW: Jackie Emery, Sheila Campbell, Eileen Dodds, Imogene Gee, Dortha De Moss, Norma Craven, Yvonne Byers, Connie Foster, Carol Chamberlain, Celia Harvey, Donna Allen. ,Sip OWLOVQI5 ,MN Wx? at nr 3 Jpeg! My, . ,., .. .,., ,,, .. fn y f -ana--q TOP ROW: Richard Sparks, Barbara Loynachan, Fred Metcalf, Melvln Wadle, Leroy Van Baale, Ron Wagner, Willie Larson, Dennis Matney, David Newman, Ted Lowe. THIRD ROW: Eunice Van Gundy, Karen Spark, Gorden Rowe, Maxine Wagner, Elizabeth Miller, Alberta Wilfong, Ruth Snow, Loretta Spaur. Terry, Tucker, Merna Sherwood, Elizabeth Williams. Jane Wooldrige. SE- COND ROW: Kenneth Sytgma, Shirley Washington, Loretta Sparks, Katherine McCabe, Carol Robuck, Donna Mead, Shelba Pitt, Richard Marshall. FIRST ROW: Miss Pestalozzi, advisor: Pat Moore, Beverly Smith, Connie Spencer, Pat Salsberry, Mr. Faucett, advisor. GOFF AND NASH sis 35 TOP ROW: Robert Eggers, George Buttrey, Graham Fee, Larry Ellis, Fred Beckman. Jim Cro- zier, Dean Jones, Alvin Foster. FOURTH ROW: Molly Gholson, Trudy Hanson, David Beaver, Ted Kelderman, Dwain Kennedy, Donna Kingery, Marta Johnson, Eleanor Jones, Marilyn Herman. THIRD ROW: Richard Kaster, Leo Kennedy, Norman Kingery, Billy Jones, Dale De Wild, Ronald Fast, ,Tim Filliman, Carl Birk, Ronald Gee, Helen Coggeshell, Patty Blackman. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Kincaid, Carrie Kay Husted, Brenda Dennison, Sue Cadwalder, Leatha Johnson, Mary Franklin, Jane Dabb, Connie Dainty. FIRST ROW: Richard Hunt, Joy Betterton, Betty Holdren, Sally Black, Beaulah Browse, Wanda Durham, Patty Crews, Gladys Fee, Verna Kincaid, Wilma Estes. SC OTT'S CAFE ejl 85AIWL8lfL TOP ROW: Joan Redding, Harriet Wallace, Mary Ann McKowen. Connie Swearngain. Forest Parks, D :vid Willetts, Mark Renaud, Jerry Williams, James Young. Michael West, JackNichol- son. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Schmidt, advisor: Donna Slocum. Joyce Martinache, Virginia Mettler. Judith Wilson, Janet Mason, Patty Richards. Judy Schmidt, Betty Nichols, Dolores Murphy, Mary Thornburgh. THLRD ROW: Ardean Rowland, Marion Stoops, Laverne Pyle, Bob Neal, David Loynachan, Dale Vander Linden, Janee Scott, Marvel Tony, Linda Thomas, Lila Robuck, Ronald Weldon. SECOND ROW: Merrill Williams. Richard Martirmche, Jesse Wadle, James Pope, Carol Sellers, Richard Moore, John Wadle, Dixie Spaur, Betty Pearson, Evelyn La Follette. FIRST ROW: Carol Miller, John Ward, Donnetta Smith, Juanita Walker, Patty Moore, Patty Slycord, Lola Stone, Lulabel McGullough, Gail Smith, Jerry Sharp, John Vande Kamp. S TRASB URGER C LOTHING S TORE 355 TOP ROW: Bruce Glenn, Gary Hegwood, Forest Kennedy, Bob Hayes, John Haning, Clayton Gerry, Duane Bishop, Tom Donnelly, Larry Heaberlin, Charles Beaver, Larry Hock. SIXTH ROW: Sue Core, Carolyn Crozier, Jenna Mae Condra, Margaret Kading, Carol De Joode, Mary Lou Cham- berlain, Robert Isley, Lowell Bush, Cecil Kennedy, Iirn Herman. FIFTH ROW: Kae Durham, Joyce Elliott, Jacqueline Avon, Sandra Heath, Ella Jane Holzworth, Michaeleen Gholson, Thayne Dainty, Margaret Anderson, Louise Campbell, Deloris Beaver, Shirley Edwards, Sandra Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Beverly De Moss, Jerry Kline, Wayne Bernal, Larry Kading, Mary Burk, Karla Koons, Gordon Agan. Jim Hamilton, Patty Dykstra, Patty Applegate. THIRD ROW: Kathy Holl- ingshead, Mary Helen Elliott, Judith Job, Sandra Beaver, Rose Baty, James Fenoglio, Eileen Hart, Shirley Kaster. Sue Johnson. SECOND ROW: Norlyn Betzer, Paul Coggeshell, Kirk Good- win, Jim Jenkins, Larry Hegwood, Georgetta Emry, Linda Barghahn. Lorraine Clark, Betty De LODSI Larry Dorsey. Mr. Crews. Advisor. FIRST ROW: Jim Beard, Bob Anderson, Dominic Braida, Charles Evans. BYBEE AND DAVIS FUNERAL HOME QTEK W if V? E7 I. i A m ' Q 43 1 ii 'H' il '- X Black and QOL! Mxg' LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Van Zee, advisorg Nancy Shilling, Jaynie Chrisman, John Carle, Mar- jorie Woodal, Ronald Wadle, John Burnett, Larry Harsin. KEEP OFF THE GRASS Grass grows by inches ---- and dies by feet, These are the words found on a sign placed in a public park somewhere in these United States. Can anyone question the truth contained in those few words ? It has been said many times how wonderful and mag- nificent is our country. Although it doesn't have as many historic landmarks and buildings as some of the old countries, it possesses a higher standard of living and provides more comfortable living conditions than any other country in the world. ' Entry March 4, 1955 WHERE is Co-Editor Burnett? 'Z ? I-larsin's got a scoop. CUNNINGHAM MOTORS DEN HARTOG VARIETY 'B -1 rmual Csjtajyf 1 - r - ,, Q 4 wb 4 . 4 -...wr V413 'ig BACK ROW: Jane Duncan, Phillip Birk, Ruth Snow, Barbara Loynachan, Jim Bankus. Roger Bryan, Bill Burger, Jerry Goad, Harold Baty. SECOND ROW: Fran Davis. Pat Moore, Allene Foster, Maxine Kline, Darlene Engle, Celia Harvey. Dorothy Engle. FRONT ROW: Mr, Prather, advisor: Sheila Campbell, assistant editorg Paul Kirkwood, editor: Shirley Campbell. Getting some advice. - 0 l 1 e f 8 md A we 7'-1-.e Working hard, Maxine ? . 54.1-i if So there you are. EIGHT!-I ROW: Left to right: Donna Allen, Janice Miller, Judy Popma, Annette Cox, Merna Sher- wood, Elizebeth Williams, Helen Coggshell, Ann Wagner, Janice Dixon, Josephine Buttrey, Dixie Rowland. SEVENTH ROW: Trudy Hansen, Molly Gholson, Karen Sparks, Shirley Washington, Marcia Ver Steeg, Joan Schrieber, Jeanie McGowen. Carolyn Kincaid, Pauline Craig, Alberta Wil- iong, Joann Woolridge. Sandra Emanuel, Jane Wooldrige. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Loynachan, Susan Gholson, Barbara Kaster, Mary Crangle, Loretta Spaur. Karen Swenson, Donna Mead, Phylis Crook, Patty Salsberry, Imogene Gee, Beulah Brause, Eleanor Jones, Doris Couchman. FIFTH ROW: Connie Spender, Roberta Brubaker, Joy Betterton, Sue Cadwalder, Jane Chrisman, Letha Johnson, Linda Van Hemert, Myrna Anderson, Marjiann Woodall, Verda Benscotter. FOURTH ROW: Kathy McCabe, Maxine Wagner, Carrie Husted. Karen Julesburg, Sharon Carpenter, Mari- lyn Thomas. Barbara Brooks, Celia Harvey, Joyce Barnett, Betty Core. THIRD ROW: Connie Dainty, Marilyn Herman, Brenda Dennison, Dalace Davis, Maxine Kline, Darlene Engle, Pat Black- man, Terry Tucker, Gladys Fee, Verna Kincaid. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Miller. Delores Guth- rie, Shirley Sinnard, Mary Franklin, Eunice Van Gundy, Marda Johnson. FRONT ROW: Pat CrewS, Orleta Steele, Beverly Smkth, Wilma Estes, Jacki. Emry, Sally Black, Betty Holdren, Eileen Dodds, Norma Craven, Dorothy De Moss, Sheila Campbell, Yvonne Byers, Pat Lundy, Judy Mart, Jane Dabb. J The Y teen girls have had a very busy and successful year, with much more to come Dur ing Home coming season they were busy making their float for the parade and selling Mums for the dance. They filled a Thanksgiving basket which was given to a needy family. Before Christmas vacation they sold Peggy Ann Candies and went Christmas caroling, besides planning the annual Christmas party which they called The Mistletoe Mist . THE PEOPLE 'S STORE MCGRAW HOME DECORATIONS 99118 FIFTH ROW: Left to right: Marvel Toney, Virginia Mettler, Pat Dykstra, Janee Scott, Mary MCKowen, Kae Durham, Betty Lou Nichols, Shirley Kaster, Mary Elliott, Connie Swerringain, Patty Finarty. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Anderson, Louise Campbell, Sandra Brooks, Donna Slogum, Delores Beaver, Karla Koons, Judy Schimdt, Joyce Elliott, Patty Applegate. Alice White, Lois Gullion. THIRD ROW: Judy Job, Gail Smith, Michealeen Gholson, Kathy Hollinghead, San- dra Heath, Shirley Edwards, Betty Jo Barnett, Carol Larson. Esther Schimdt, Jane Duncan, Doro- thy Engle. SECOND ROW: Betty DeLong, Thayne Dainty, Joyce Martinache, Ella Jane Holsworth, Sue Core, Dixie Spaur, Beverly Mart, Fran Davis. FRONT ROW: Betty Prather. Advisor: Rose Baty, Betty Pearson, Georgetta Emry, Linda Thomas, Sandra Beaver, Lulabell McCullough, Ar- villa Harvey, Delores Morris, Wanda Bettertcn, Carolyn Van Hemert, Y-TEEN CABINET TOP ROW: Dorothy Engle, Jane Chrisman, Judy Job, Elizabeth Miller, SECOND ROW: Bunny Schmidt, Karen Swenson, Barbara Brooks. Marilyn Thomas. Pat Finarty, Celia Harvey, Mrs. Prather, Advisor, KNOXVILLE JOURNAL OEHLER BROS. FIRESTONE STORE CU' Qs Q9 Z fe N Q0 TREASURER, Marc ia Ver Steeg VICE-PRESIDENT, Dorothy Engle PRESIDENT, Bunny SChXTlfdt SECRETARY, Celia Harvey Knot piuturedj KNOXVILLE RADIO 8: TV KNOXVILLE GREENHOUSE 1- TOP ROW: L1-It to right: Jerry Graham. Marvin Bailey, Jim Buttrey, LeRoy Van Baale, Ron Wagner, Bill Larson, Larry Ellis, Bob Williams, Fred Beckman, Dwain Kennedy. Charles Koop- man, Paul Kirkwood, Bob Quigley, Harold Baty. SECOND ROW: Jim Willis, George Watson, John Burn:-tt, Rogvr Bryan, Gary Abarr, John Carle, Max Wensel, Dave Betterton, Vernon Dewlld, Gerald DeWitt. THIRD ROW: Eddie 1JeJoode, Dennis Matney, Ron Klngery. Larry Moneysmlth, Lyle- Brooks, Gary Shilling, Jim Agan, Gale Dc-Wild. FOURTH ROW: Ron Fast, Jim De-Long, Wayne Henning, Larry Stittsworth, Joe Betterton, Carl Dejoode, Larry Shappell, Dave Schmidt, Larry Harsin, Jerry Goad, Dick Barlow. Eugene DeHaai. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Chiles, Ken Reynolds, Lyle Cox. Jim Rowland, Ron Kimm. Bill Burger, Dwight Mater. And thx- diamond is constructed thus. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Abarr, Chaplain: Dwight Mater President: Jvrry Goad, Vice'-President, David Schmidt. Sec retary: Larry Harsin, Treasurer. RA-O-LA REAM INSURANCE AGENCY 1.- MSE Youth And Government LUTY Hlfsin .... Representative R-08 BFYUI ......... Senator Harold Baty. .... Representative MT. Mihdling , Advls or Anyone claim these 7 ? ? vel 15,105 we Did The Hi-y had a very busy year. The first activity was a formal initiation held in 'what is now the Junior High. The following month the members enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Park Lane Cafe. In December, three boys were sent to the Youth and Government Program in Des Moines. These boys were Harold Baty, Larry Harsin, and Roger Bryan. Also in December the Hi-y sold tickets for Christmas trees for the Y's Men. The formal activities of the year were-terminated on April 1 with an all school party called Fools Paradise . a 0 c FIFTH ROW: Left to right: Carolyn Crozier, Patty Lundy, Roberta Brubaker, Ann Wagner, Joan Schrieber, Marsha Ver Steeg, Judy Popma. Barbara Brooks, Karen Swenson, Annette Cox, Mary Bassett, Elizabeth Williams. FOURTH ROW: Trudy Hanson, Mary Sur Clarke, Jackie Mishler, Betty Nichols, Arleta Steele, Martha Anderson, Karen Julesberg. Barbara Kasber, Mary Crangle, Charlene De Moss, Lila Chambers. THIRD ROW: Esther Schmidt, Joyce Martinache, Eileen Dodds, Yvonne Byers, Carol Larson. Patty Dykstra, Donna Mead, Verna Kincaid, Alice White. SECOND ROW: Judy Job, Nancy Stevenson, Cherie Nichols, Shirley Sinnard, Patty Finarty, Beverly De Moss, Sandra Heath, Connie Spencer. FRONT ROW: Georgetta Emry, Jackie Emry, Darlene Engle, Janice Miller, Ella Jane Holsworth. F President. . . . . Alice White Vice-President. . . . Annette Cox Secretary-Treasurer. Judy Popma ENGLE 8: CARLE CITIES SERVICE EDWARDS MOTOR COMPANY FOURTH ROW: Left to right: Judy Elliott, Loretta Donnelly, Ruth Snow, Pat Crozier, Carolyn Crozier, Phyllis McCormack, Marilyn Mead, Charlene De Moss, Martha Anderson, Mary Bassett, Lila Chambers, Sue Thompson, Jacqueline Avon. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Emanuel, Eileen Ric- hards, Donna Smith, Karla Hansen, Mary Sue Clarke, Verdedean Fee, Pat Kingery, Rosemary De Witt, Carol Chamberlain, Elaine Richmond, Judy Wilson, Harriett Wallace, Janet Mason. SECOND ROW: Janice Eells, Elaine Blythe, Patty Reed, June Williams, Cherie Nichols, Patty Moore, Beverly Harshorn, Nancy Shilling, Connie Foster, Lorriane Clark, Gloria Winslow, Mary Thornburgh, Eloise Sharp, Beverly De Moss. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mindling, advisor, Glenna Fee, Louise Rowley, Allene Foster, Evelene Koons, Nancy Stevenson, Joan Brooks, Linda Barg- hahn, Donnetta Smith. President ....... Nola Cox Vice-President . Louise Rowley Secretary ..... Elaine Blyth Treasurer. . . . .Mary Clark Music. . . . .Allene Foster Yep, and we did it too! MORSE LOCKER C. L. PINE COMPANY CgllQSpl.Cll'lS TOP ROW: Left to right: Dwight Mater, Bill Burger, Miss Hiller, advisor: Dlvid Schmidt, John Burnett. Larry Little, Jim Bankus, Roger Bryan. BOTTOM ROW: David Robuck, Dalyce Davis, Carolyn Van Hvmert, George Watson, Esther Schmidt, Jim Willis, Sharon Carpenter. 5 127 Roger Bryan ..... President Jim Willis .... Vice-President Bunny Schmidt .... Secretary George Watson .... Treasurer KNOXVILLE CAB AVERY'S Sak., 1.4 THIRD ROW: Left to right: Con Carter, Dick Hulgan, Raymond Soloman, Richard Barlow. Charles Koopman, Divid Better-ton, Norman Lubberden. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hook, Adviserg Glenna Fee, Linda Van Hemert, Phyllis McCormack. Josephine Buttery, Geraldine Emanuel, Vex-do Ben- scoter. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Mead. Dortha De Moss, Verdadenn Fee, Eloise Sharp, Allene Foster, Mary Sue Clarke, Carolyn Van Herment. '31 X 'N President. . . . . . .Mary Clark C , L 1 :np ..-' ,H Vice -President . . Jackie Mishler H - ' Secretary. . . . . .Allene Foster '1 ' 2 i I Treasurer. . . . .Glenna Fee I , A 'Rm -C VW X A 2' ...- K I ,- I x , .. C V' rf' 1 75. ,fl M so , J ,I 1 x wff-3' ff f nf- I l ' A I-V N , I :r ' I If . Dnfwi 15. T X K V X1 . 5 fmmmc. ff D V l K Q .Z Ar '-K A c E X- , X' Kllzy 4 its n , L -QU l '- 4 XNCJX 38 GOODYEAR STORE THE FAIR s'roRE xl 'fr W' . 5- '1--E-.!,,.. ,,L. ,A -VW,-f-W ,, ,WV k rf' ,. ,.-,,,.-f 1 9 YQ QQ aw? 9-4-ISI lug-so I ,,,...--- 3' WHL! --Q , 5qg,X X sv is 5 Mg -x -Q E , S 'Q ' ' S' 'r imantlzer THIRD ROW: Left to right: Raymond Soloman. Bob Harvey, Gordan Rowland, Dean Cleveland. Ricnaru heeper, :sen Harvey, Larry Little. SECOND ROW: Mr: Klootwyk, advisorg Billy Mc- Millen, Bob Thompson, Ardeanwilliams, Don Metcalf, Alvin Foster. FRONT ROW: Phil Worrall, Ted Kelderman, Jim Bankus, Richard Bailey, Bob Bruinekool, Richard Sparks. PRESIDENT .... BOB THOMPSON K' P5 P' f- , ? 3 VICE-PRESIDENT. . . .BOB BRUINEKOOL SECRETARY -TREASURER. . . .JIM BANKUS 40 BECKY'S SEWING SHOP BAKER WALGREEN DRUGS N. A Business Meeting! '? ? Stage Jra t TOP ROW: Left to right: Ted Kelderman. Terry Tucker, Joan Schrieber, Dalyce Davis, Darlene Engle, Charolette Chrismore. THIRD ROW: Connie Dainty, Celia Harvey. SECOND ROW: Judy Schmidt, Kathy Brooks, Dolores Murphy, Betty Holden, Doris Couchman. FRONT ROW: Karen Swenson. Barbara Brooks, Kathy Hollingshead, Sheila Campbell. President ........ Barbara Brooks Vice-President . . Charlotte Chr ismore Secretary ......... Darlene Engle Treasurer .... ..... C elia Harvey CURTAIN CALL. 5 gf Stage Craft Club was started in the fall of '52, a.nd since has grown to be a very active group that has worked behind the scenes in all the plays. Q3 F . Miss HILLER .... Anvlson BELKNAP IEWELERS ELLIOTT'S STUDIO Q 5 enior cience 'X QQ R V ' x TOP ROW: Left to right: Mr. Kolk. Advisor: Phil Birk, Larry Harsin, Ronald Kingerv, BOTTOM ROW: Dick Barlow, Larry Little. QR .i 7 5 ' ' 35 R 9 1 if 1 i President. . . Larry Harsin Secretary. . . Larry Little I fd,-!,.. ,fx X ff GENE 'S SKELLY SERVICE KNOXVILLE REMINDER Q....,f r Vice-President. . Phil Birk v if ff 0 Jes man cience FIRST ROW: Jim Hamilton, Bruce Glenn, Larry Hegwood, Gary Hegwood. Jack Nichols, Norlyn Betzer, Tom Donnelly, Mickey West. SECOND ROW: Mary Elliot, Pat Hollingshead, Marvel Toney, Kae Durham. Betty Nichols, Judy Schmidt, Joyce Elliot. THIRD ROW: Judy Job, Joyce Martinache, Sandra Beaver, Linda Thomas, Virginia Mettler, Ella Holzworth, Pat Dykstra, Jac- quiline Avon. FOURTH ROW: Kirk Goodwin, Jim Jenkins, Jim Beard, Wayne Bernahl, Gordon Agan, Jim Fenoglio, Jenee Scott: Advisor R. Crews. President. . . . . . . . Micki West Vice-President. . . . . . Judy Schmidt Secretary-Treasurer. . . Betty Nichols Putting the law of levers to good use The Freshman Science Club, which was a new organization this year, had a very active beginning. They started the year out by making plaster of paris casts. The highlight of the year was the trip to the Morrell Packing Plant in Des Moines. During their meetings they performed various experiments pertaining to science. BEN FRANKLIN STORES BANE CHEVROLET C7071 ichar Mathes, Carl De Joode, R d Henry Van 'iii HFZHQ IFJ , ,Lai U me g fire? a:,:'ijDl,,:, dh'1mw :oh ' DAY fgzlhf D 'if' b n'o n 'Muff' 3 gag , sage, ndhhg I? .fum Jgiaf I ' -- vw 3 4 U 1 V, 1 W lf g ' nv ll, 9, ji, ' :Q . 3 x v' The Fix-It Shop. hard Mathes, Jim Crozier, Mar Goff, Delmar!-heh, Kenneth Sistma, Harold Moon, Leo Kennedy, Melvin Vander Linden. Richard Mathes, Delmar H Jim Crozier, Richard Kad xi- , O R i CJ, X 9 W V Tn Q swf g 4 , Q 1 ' V ' n A Ju'- 'v 9 7' xxx 1b ' Qx X bd 'ATS MZKM, W OJ ff I J mf . lv 4.7, J if N- -'P' ,. 4 . ., 1 l I I 7 WarcAing gan! ,mr 46 CLARINETS Marda Johnson Judy Mart Donna Mead Don Bishop Gladys Fee Pam Funk Sondra Stover Carroll Mitchell Kirk Goodwin Karen Hayes Jo Ann Eells Donna Glenn James Birk Edith Watson Ray Dean Moss Patty Mott Jean Brown Jackie Avon Ronnie Betterton Flora Gray B ASS Jim Fenoglio CORNETS George Watson Connie Spencer Dave Schmidt Dennis Elliott Mike May Terry Zickel Bob Bingham Sondra Cleveland ALTO SAX Paul Kirkwood Dixie Rowland Ron Kimm Evelyn Morgan Larry Cobble Ervin Forgy TE NOR SAX Bar bara Loynachan Billy Dorsey TROMBONES Jim White Bob Dixon Fred Metcalf TWIRLERS Myrna Anderson Karen Julesburg Maxine Kline Ella Holzworth Sally Black Janee Scott Jane Dabb Sharon Nichols Carolyn Kincaid Thayne Dainty HUDSON HYBRID CORN COMPANY MCKAY INSURANCE AGENCY 0l'LC8l f gan! CLARINETS Judy Mart Marda Johnson Pam Funk Sondra Stover Carroll Mitchell Nancy Stephenson Karen Hayes Jo Ann Eells Donna Glenn James Birk Ray Dean Moss Patty Mott Jean Brown Jackie Avon Ronnie Betterton Flora Gray BASS C LARINE T Don Bishop ALTO C LARINE T Lila Robuck ALTO SAX Paul Kirkwood Ron Kimm Evelyn Morgan Larry Cobble Ervin Forgy Claudia Harvey TROMBONES Jim White Bob Dixion Fred Metcalf TENOR SAX Barbara Loynachan Billy Dorsey CORNETS Dennis Elliott Mike May Terry Zickel Bob Bingham FRENCH HORN Sondra Cleveland PERCUSSION Harold Baty Barbara Burger Georgetta Emry Eldon Dennison Karen Julesberg BAND BARITONE President ....... Paul Kirkwood George Watson Vice-President. . . . Maxine Kline Secretary .... ..... J udy Mart BASS Treasurer. . . . Karen Julesberg Jim Fenoglio Librarian ......... Don Bishop Tom Donnelly Assistant Librarian. . .Jim Fenoglio . . . . Mike May Assistant Uniform .... Denny Elliott . . Harold Baty tjwirgng gzaemgd H LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Black, Janee' Scott, Jane Dlbb, Sharon Nichols, Caroline Kin- caid, Thayne Dainty. make up the first twirl- ing ensemble that Knoxville has had the good fortune of having to represent one of the many talents of Knoxville students. In the state contest, held lt Monroe, the girls were awarded a I rating. K H T S H E P E B P 0 Y B S A N D VL idgmw KNOXVILLE TYPEWRITER SERVICE HASSIG'S O.K. RUBBER WELDERS Wmxecf CAOIMA SOPRANO Terry Tue ker Roberta Brubaker Merna Sherwood Donna Klngery Wllma Eaten Dalyce-Dee Davle Loutae Campbell Kathy Holllngshead Sandra Beaver Shella Campbell Mary MCKowen Marllyn Herman Joan Brooks Dorta Couchman Joyce Martlnache Joaephlne Buttrey Beverly Hartshorn Marvel Toney SOPRANO ll Shlrley Slnnard Molly Gholson Janice Eella Vlrglnla Mettler Nancy Shllllng Bunny Schmldt Sandra Heath Karen Swenson Elizabeth Mlller Betty Nichols Joan Schrleber Judy Job Llnda Thomas Pat Hardlng Marcia Ver Steeg Cella Harvey 66 ALTO Maxine Wagner Kae Lynn Durham Kathy McCabe Delores Beaver Sharon Carpenter Carrle Husted Brenda Dennison Connie Dainty Sue Cadwallader Pat Crews Charlotte Chrlsmore Betty Holdren Joyce Elliott Judy Schmldt BASS Dwight Mater Davld Schmldt Fred Metcalf Jlm Bankus Dwlln Kennedy Jlm Buttrey LeRoy van Baale TENOR Ted Kelderman Rlchard Hunt John Carle Fred Agan Klrk Goodwin Ronnie Wagner Davld Robuck Melvln Wadle Jlm Jenklns ACCOMPANISTS Cella Harvey Judy Schmldt Sheila Campbell 7 77 ir A Moa! ZZLJQMALA P. Cnsws, N. sHu.1.1NG B. I-IARTSHORN, J. Bnooxs J. JOB, J. SCI'-IMIDT, B. NICHOLS x Q KAE DURHAM VIRGINIA METTLER JOYCE ELLIOTT gag cm ALL STATE CHORUS She ill. Campbell Sharon Carpenter Dave Robuck Dave Schmidt Sharon Carpenter Beverly Hartshorn Nancy Shilling Sheila Campbell Joan Brooks Doris Couchman MONROE I-'ES TIVAL TRY OUTS FOR ALL STATE CHORUS Kae Durham Jim Bankus David Robuck Davide Schmidt Kathy MCCabe Janice Eells .Tim Bankus LeRoy Van Baale John Burnett Dave Robuck Dave Schmidt Kathy McCabe Beverly Hartshorn Marcia Ver Steeg Karen Swenson Esther Schnidt Sheila Campbell Doris Couchman Sharon Carpenter Joan Brooks rf -L is Doris Couchman Connie Dainty Kathy McCabe Elizabeth Miller we u as rv l 6ll'I'L6L The Dramatics Department had a very successful year. The A11 School Play started the dram- atics off on the right foot. This spring the Junior Class sponsored the traditional Junior Class Play, which was double cast. Also, this was the first play in the new school building. Now, the department is lining up the one -act plays for contest. Later this year the Seniors will sponsor the Senior Class Play. ax K n L Q5 I X 2 V ,Q X G X H T X J 5 x g L Q M R , Q R N L 1' - ' M , . 1 'N 1' 1 ' . 'w,, ' M XWQSA N w N M N M V 1 1 Ni 1: 9 4 3 1 1 Q N 1 , , . ,i 419 CfA0l7l 46L6l!0lf'5 JACKIE EMRY K DORO I HY LNCILL BL I I'Y HOLDLN SHARK N Q 'XRI I' NTEIR 'CZF7 c-1 PAY HARIDINC L ARRII1. HUSTIQD Q Ll. IA IHIARVI' Y I RI' NDA DLNNISON X. WI-IAT'LL YOU HAVE ? ? 7 ? Jgblix Jgaig fine 9011493 Are XI ' 's v, CHOW LINE STUDYING?? ?? JUNE TAILOR DANC ERS OF K'H.s, bHE 'S THE TYPE THIS WHAT YOU DO IN S.I-If HOME -COMING QUEEN CANDIDATES WHICH HAS THE FALSE MUSCLES? WHAT'S UP DOC ? 7 'P Old LONESOME DONNA ? f. G K, r,.1.---1 .1 J ,. ' . Lffziazfvu ,M ' 'ai k' '.fJ .,., ..,,V,,x .5 f wg . g:gg,3,53Q b I .ap ' UQ , ., , ,Q 4 -uf ' Q7 N , 9' f , ' 1 .31 ' 53. Qt, ,Yi ffw NRA Q, . 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V 1 X1 A Judi Ciwning ,xdfovufwf 61 ,,. 7 fffkkn RICHARD BAILEY GORDON HAYES BUSTER WASHINGTON DWIGHT MATER Senior Senior Senior Senior nd Half bac k C ente r Co-Captain Co-Captain Halfback E is Ag df anagefd JIM BANKUS ' :' Senior Ig K Quarterback , :MDW 5 . - i - ,': - wig Ii- BU-L DABB JIM WHITE DICK BARI.ow Senior Fullback R ' I I zslsisiiislffs ' w w .. .., ,IM 35557: A :'112!'f- ' li 'iiiiysiziveiff Ei'-' ' ' H1 iigw wi 1 mfr- :. :gf N, 12 f f I ami-5 541 '- fp , Qfgeg JIM BEARD LOWELL BUSH DON METCALF ARDEAN WILLIAMS Senior ROGER BRYAN ALVIN FOSTER Senior Tackle Senior Sophomore End All-State Tackle Tackle rar - ' - fe Q K v Q x L Y 1 : , 'K . 'tf9,i4i,v , lfl wwb nr, V 1 . I 524 NI' - F ,Rf 1., , .,A . , .' of , lfv:.: f.'f,i' ,X V I A 'A '17 .f ' vt is. R -y .X , w r . . s 4 Nbr, y .X 1, Z-fm, Wh ' in T A 9 r BEN HARVEY JIM COMER BUD CARPER BOB HARVEY Junior Frcvh-Soph Coach Line Coach Junior Center Halfback 0zJcJfz , GRAHAM rm: Sophomore Quarterback X B I f an N y RICHARD LEE PER E K E Junior X 'MB' ' Guard s Qs 5 HEAD RAY KLOOTW YK He ad Coach BOB BRUINI-JKUOL CHARLES GLASS GARY SHILLING BOB THOMPSON Senior Senior Junior Senior Gunrd Guard Guard Fullback S Q Q S FRONT ROW: Left to right: Roy McCullough, Ardean Williams, Don Metcalf, Buster Washing- ton, Charles Glass, Rich Bailey, Jim Bankus, Ron Kimm, Bill Dabb, Bob Bruinekool, Gary Shill- ing. BACK ROW: Manager Dick Barlow, Jerry Goad, .Tim Filliman, Richard Leeper, Dean Cleve- land, Dwight Mater, Larry Hancock, Gordon Hayes, Bob Thompson, Roger Bryan, Lyle Brooks, LeRoy Van Baale, Alvin Foster, Bob Harvey, Graham Fee, Larry Hodges, Willie Larson, Ben Harvey, .Tim Allen, Jim Agan, Marion Goff, Manager Jim White. STANDING: Head Coach Ray Klootwyk. Record 9 wins 13 Winterset Z5 Bloomfield 33 Indianola 2,1 Albia PANTHERS HAVE PERFECT SEASON 40 Centerville The Knoxville Panthers ended the season undefeated 34 Pella and untied to win the South Central Iowa Conference 12. Valley title. 39 Dowling On September 10, a powerful Knoxville team with Z5 Chariton 15 returning lettermen opened the 1954 season by de- EEE' ieating Winterset. The following week Bloomfield was soundly whipped and the Panthers were on the way. The Home -coming week ended with the Panthers rolling over the Albia Blue Demons. After getting by Valley the Panthers were the undisputed kingpins of the SCIC. The perfect season was rounded out at home with the overpowering of Chariton. The Panthers showed power, finesse, speed, and alertness to gain an eighth place ranking in the state and to prove themselves a football power. BILL'S MASTER MARKET 66 Everyday Low Prices No Losses 6 6 12 0 Z0 0 O 6 6 56 1 l I NEED A V ...- O 'rm-:Y wana DOXNG THE MAME - ROAD MAP? 4-1 in-Y H Acausymwv -' OF THITS..-1. :UU TALK YO .-Tl-H5 is ONE. BAILEY: UR WAY OUT YOU 'RE DISC OVERED, B US: NOW LET'S I-'ACE IT, BANKUS 5 REAL GEORGE . BAILEYII MODERN JEWELERS LANGEBARTELS BROTHERS CLOTHIER fpanffaerelffe Ofgffer ilfLlfLQl f5 PAT FINARTY, GUARD BUNNY SCHMIDT, GUARD' ALICE WHITE , GUARD ANNETTE COX1 GUARD JANICE MILLER, GUARD PAT CROZIER , GUARD 'Nik . Vfgg - BARBARA KASTER. FCRWARD LORETTA SPAUR, FORWARD 68 JUDY POPMA, FORWARD SHIRLEY SINNARD, FORWARD CAROL ROBUCK, FORWARD MARILYN THOMAS, FORWARD ,hy , didn-wx .Q GEORGETTA EMRY, FORWARD YVONNE BYERS, MANAGER CHERIE NICHOLS, MANAGER Y , . ' r 4 vs- M- I .A 2' ' Q I . M , W . Q H I'L1.. BE A DIRTY BIRD. ,I ln., gm ' le: I 1 Ii 4 JAMES COMER, COACH HREACHING FOR THE MOON! 69 TOP ROW: Marilyn Herman, Barbara Loynachan, Darlene Engle, Karen Sparks. Trudy Hanson, Elizabeth Williams, Carolyn Kincaid, Verna Kincaid, Delores Guthrie, Betty Jo Core, Mr. Comer. SECOND ROW: Patty Lundy, Martha Anderson, Janice Miller, Marilyn Thomas, Mary Crangle, Pat Crozier, Jane Dabb, Merna Sherwood, Shirley Washington. BOTTOM ROW: Annette COX, Carol Robuck, Bunny Schmidt, Loretta Spaur, Pat Finarty, Barbara Kaster, Judy Popma, Alice White, Shirley Sinnard. Knoxville 37 Knoxville 41 Knoxville 30 Knoxville 39 Knoxville 50 Knoxville 31 Knoxville 38 Knoxville 42 Knoxville 41 Knoxville 35 Free Throws Popma 47. 62, Spaur 40.92, Sinnard 23.61 Kaster 46.67, Robuck 52.01, E mry 61. 5 Z Total 44.5Z Opponents' Total 50.17, Fouls Knoxville 406 Opponents 352 Norwalk Melcher Pe lla Christian Pleasantville Melcher Valley Bussey Moravia Winterset Pella Field Goals Popma 32 8'Z Spaur 30 87, Kaster 26 91, Sinnard 19 472 Robuck 25 OZ, Emry 33 97, Crangle 00 07, Thomas 00 0'Z, Total 30 27, Opponents' Total 27 61, Knoxville 62 Knoxville 48 Knoxville 51 Knoxville 45 Knoxville 52 Knoxville 47 Knoxville 44 Knoxville 42 C ounty Tournament- - Knoxville 3 9 Sectional- - Knoxville 5 0 Knoxville total points Opponents total points K-Offensive Average K-Defensive Average Centerville Va.n Me ter Monroe Lov ilia Pella W inter set Adel Valley Pe lla C ar 1 is le 864 930 43.2 per game 46.5 per game DEFENSE We played a total of 15 different teams and only 5 of them were able to shoot over 55 times. This speaks very well of the Knox v ille te am KNOXVILLE EXPRESS WESTERN AUTO STORE H W a1fLLl!Ler ofgffer innem 5, s RICHARD BAILEY , FORWARD GORDON HAYES, GUARD Q JIM BANKUS, FORWARD GARY ABARR, GUARD K 44-.. -. M..1. , DWIGHT MATER, GUARD DEANN CLEVELAND, FORWARD ARDEAN WILLIALG , CENTER JOHN HOLZWORTH, CENTER BUSTER WASHINGTON, GUARD s BOB HARVEY, GUARD JIM ROWLAND, FORWARD G ' Q, ff RAHAM FEE , FORW ARD JERRY GOAD, MANAGER MR. CARPER, COACH TOP ROW: Jim Rowland. Gary Abarr, Jim Bankus. John Carle, Buster Washington, Coach Carper. SECOND ROW: Bill Burger, Ron Kimm, Ben Harvey, Bob Harvey, Deann Cleveland. BOTTOM ROW: Rich Bailey, Gordun Hayes, John Holzwarth, Dwight Mater, Ardean Williams. r XR x Xxx f' QR X h f sf, buff 5323! S . fs 4 ani? fganflaer 5Qafi5f.ic5 Knoxvillo 33 Melclwr Knoxville 60 Pe-lla Christian Knoxville! 68 Pleasantvillv Knoxville 59 Mvlcller Knoxville 44 Valley Knoxville 36 Albia Knoxville 59 Charilon Knoxville 69 Winterset Knoxville 63 Tech, Uris Moines Knoxville 75 Centerville Knoxville 56 lndianola Knoxville 50 Pclla Knoxville 42 Albia Knoxville es Lincoln Knoxville 65 Winterset Knoxville 78 Adel Knoxx illu 47 lndianola Player shots In Hayvs 454 35.5 Bailey 30,4 34.4 lvlater 297 37.4 Williams 285 32.9 Aharr Bl 32.1 Holzvsorth 76 28.9 Cleveland 21 23,8 Rowland 20 15,0 For 49 46.9 Banlsus 6 33.3 Harvey 15 40.0 Carle 9 22,2 Burger 4 00.0 Wabhington 13 30,7 Kimm TO'1 ALS 1632 34.5 Bust Scorer 1-layeb B951 Shooter Maier Most I-'ree '1'hrovx:, Hayes Bust F1-fc Throw 'Z Haycs Best Rebuunder Williams Most Recoveries. Bailey fffff - l s .-l L9 52 38 47 55 32 53 39 49 58 59 39 47 50 50 49 38 Free Throws 160 95 125 109 69 52 2 20 14 Z 6 5 10 669 425 37.471, 103 64.41, 285 79 19 4-7955 55 61 41 54 67 55 36 37 46 73 57 56 58 uar- Knoxville 53 Charlton Knoxville ez Valley Knoxville 53 Pvlla Knoxvillv 48 P1-rry :Dnlerence Tournanienl Knoxville 68 Cvntferville Knoxville 49 Valli-y Knoxville 43 Pe-lla County Tournament Knoxville 42 Pella Llhribtian Knoxville 53 Plvasantvillr- Knoxvillf- em Tracy Sfictional Tournament Knoxville 57 Pvlla Christian Knoxvillv 60 Pella Di:-trict Tournament Knoxville 36 Allsia Rv- Total Q 7, gciind Plum 1,1 64.4 218 425 53.7 123 L59 52.8 210 288 43.1 285 235 52.2 ll5 87 46.2 45 68 100.0 9 IZ 65.0 8 19 50.0 47 53 50.0 4 S 66.6 5 16 7 4 40.0 Z Z 60,0 9 14 l 0 53.9 1088 1487 15011001 Rvcorclj liuhool Recordl 13011001 Record lfsqhool Rwordl -rs, 108 107 1013 108 H0 60 20 Z1 32 16 19 5 4 I0 3 7 r , fuk UNK X gi, 1 5: r 5 Swigls'-rf ' -l. K X U 3, f K . -45 N fx v A m. ' L , s 3455: Xu 1' Q 1 QW ' X xtkagi ,' - nf ik K 'sq ' r K 0 v -X. 6 A ,M gi.. fsfwS.1'Mi,., Elk 1 fl' 4 ir b 1 Y' . W 5 M K .- 4' ' 35 S ix ' 'W S Q Q S O 6 6 GD QD GD GD 0 6 3 LQ Q EJ Q an O o 0 of f Z3 C9 51 f if A rw mf We QWQIQ, Ctdftdy BACK ROW: Mrs, Cotter, Mrs. McCabe. Principal McCabe, Miss Hinrichs, Miss Davis FRONT ROW: Mr, England. Miss Smith. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Sherwood, Mr, Parker, K-4 MR. HERMAN. C US TODIAN HISTORY OF NELL MCGOWEN JUNIOR HIGH Although we have moved into the former high school building, we will never forget the first Nell McGowen Junior High. The building we left was constructed in 1892 as the Knoxville High School. It remained that until, because of overcrowded conditions, a. new high school was dedicated in 1917. The former high school building then became the first Knoxville Junior High School. It housed the sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Miss Nell McGowen, one of the first teachers in it, became the principal in 1922. She held this position for 28 years when she had to retire because of illness. The town realized the service she had done for the school and dedicated it in her honor on October 19, 1950, It became the Nell McGowen Junior High. The need for another high- school was realized and in 1953 construction began on a new high school. It was completed in February of 1955. We started classes in our present Nell McGowen Junior High on February 8, 1955, with 121 Freshmen, 93 eighth graders, 113 seventh graders, and 103 sixth graders. We are all getting adjusted to this building and hope we will have as many happy me mor ies of it as we have of our old Junior High. -- Mic ke y Schmidt, PORTER'S FOOD MARKET SCOT'I S PETROLEUM COMPANY Qimfe 8 BACK ROW: Robert Dixon, Mickey Schmidt, Alex Barbour, Mike May, Doyle Birkenholz, Larry DeGeest, Andrew Emanuel, Jim Shafland, Ronald Reed, James Birk, Jerry Klein. THIRD ROW: Dennis Elliott, Donald Bishop, Sally Nash, Marcia Lindley, Darla Popma, Claudia Comer, Gaye Slocum, Pat Bullis, Ethel Andrews, Barbara Holdren, Gary Hall, Neal Thrift. SECOND ROW: Darla Emerson, Carol Mitchell, Donna Hill, Ada May Brause, Pamela Funk, Margaret Derringer, Sara Betterwn, Myrna VanderLinden, Jeanette Brawdy, Janie Mallory, Patsy Galvin, Judy Lis- ter, Karen Fisher. FRONT ROW: Larry Porter, Charles Bittner, Billy McDonald, Jerry Stone, Raymond Smith, Roy Kincaid, Howard Cowman. Larry Mead, Eldon Dennison, Jack Wooldridge, Robert Johnson. BACK ROW: Cynthia Butcher, Sharon Humphrey, Garla Schrader, Sharon Nichols, Connie Wag- ner. Billy Hlad. Bob May, David Cross, Bob Matney, Denny Sinnard. Dick McCabe. THIRD ROW: John Betterton, Kathy Stubbs, Ruth Baker, Sandra Cooper, Sandra Kain, Glenda Bates, Barbara Burger, Linda Moss, Sue Thompson, Ann DeMoss, Judy Swayne, Doris Richardson. SECOND ROW: Duane Pitt, Paul Sherwood, Teddy Vanderwllt, Jeanie Brown, Dixie Marshall. Creta La- Follette, Glenda'Wx-ight. Patty Lou Glass, Anita Downs, Loretta Goering, Sondra Stover. FRONT ROW: David Goughnour, Regan Walters, Vern Miller, Kenneth Moore, Raymond Chambers, Car- roll Clark, Earl Comstock. ABSENT: Larry Bankus, Charles Ellis, Paul Rees, Kenneth Wilkins, 13 'I ae. QM, 7 EACK ROW: Ervin Forgy. Jim Nicholson, Terry Hayes, Gary Stevenson, Loren Dqdd, Dallas Beary. .Toy Evans, Sherrie Spaur, Connie Brooks, Car oline Schmiedel, Alice Gill, Jim Long, Rx y Carle. THIRD ROW: Robert Sager, Bertha won-all, Connie Bumgardner, Marsha Gee, duth Hanson, Marilyn LaFolle'tte. Benny Mott. Patricia Leeper, Lyla Etcher, Donna Glenn, Ray- ene Moss, Flora Gray. Jlackie Allen. SECOND ROW: Sandra Edwards, Betty Wilson, Carolyn lgoward, Bonne Grabenstem, Colleen Dodds, Shirley Moore, Joann Eeus' Evelyn Morgan, Karen ayes, Shirley Slycord, Sandra, Abagr, Jean Dewild, Judy Mccombs' Dixie Galvin. FRONT Row: Kenny Bacus' Def' Pitt' Dick Heath' Teffll Zi-Ckel. Larry Cobble, David Solomon, Rodney Brown, Donald Downs, Richard Dye, Ronnie Crews, Larry Mikesell. BACK ROW: Virgil Clark, Marvin Gilliland, Bob Bates, Billy Dorsey, Richard Roberts, Jim Schlotterback. John Ripley, Larry Rowley, Arden Graves, Ben Shmn, Danny Fall. THIRD ROW: Larry Clark, Mike Larson. David Dainty, Tom Rees. Beverly Glenn, Gearldine Harpe r, Lovia Lee Karen Lindley, Sharon Harrington, Wanda Wooldridge, Ramona Snyder, Loretta Chiles, , LeRoy Nichols. SECOND ROW: James Wagner, Steve Jenkins, Donnie Fast, Harold DeVos, Son- ' ' lk' s Sandra Laird, dra Cleveland, Barbara Williams, Karen Hess, Jackie Hickman, Dorothy Cau in , Marie Davies,,Johnette Baldridge, Dawnetta Swayne, Patty Mott. FRONT ROW: Dennis Liter, Russell Jones, Billie Vex' Steeg, Tony Arnold, Frank Cheever, Pete Heinzelman, Ronnie Betterton, Gar Brown Harold Marshall, Jim Morgan, Bob Bingham. ABSENT: Geno Blackman, Thomas Y a Craft, Carolyn Heaton, Jack Heaton, Clarence Lal-lue, Floyd Marshall, John Pitt. .,,...r.........v 'A ...ear ww , ' .'. f Q aaaa.. ' . , . . , gn' , w Qimfe 6 Y 1, g-35 aQ,-s '52 'HJ , wt ,t -'-. JY A Q ff- tff! sf . in J 0 Y i i 4 1 V' 4 ,. . . :V Q x , .rf X ti . 3 , . f QQ l' I' ' s-1 'W g.l I: L is he ,iv V41 5 Q't 1 y f' - ' ,iii ,, 9 ' sk J. X . 3 iff . , . I ' wi 1 ' I J :il I - 16.-QL 'i ,J--.q . 'vs - ' Z..Q Nw Mwst- BACK ROW: Larry Kirkwood, Janice Koons, Sherry Bryant, Janice White, Carl Gilbert, Joyce Moon, Richard Sutherland, Rae Blexrude, Judy Salsberry, Laura Braaten, Jennifer Lindley. THIRD ROW: David Core, Don Johnson, John Swenson, Gary Betzer, Jolene Wilson, Rose Marie Mathcs, Dolores Sherwood, Alve rna Klooster, Gail Rowland, Richard Graham, Alan Ver Stn-eg, Dick Fast, Ann Andrr-ws. SECOND ROW: Betty McVay, Nancy Jo Kissinger, Barbara Shives, Luc-lla Gov-ring, Dana Martin, Connie Clark, Mary Shafland, Frances Balmer, Letitia Williams, .To Ann Kline, Linda Rr-naud, Linda De l-leer, Penny Hanna. FlRST ROW: Tommy Wilson. I-'red Van Ryswyk, Earl Cannon.James Mason, Carl Burt, Jerry Ogden, Richard Allen, Tommy Kading, Bill Fisher, Ronald Hersbergen, BACK ROW: Larry Weese, Joe Shinn, Benny Snyder, Marsha Hines, Cheryl Rhodes, Karon Rae Durham. Esther Brisendine. Larry Ogden, Ronald Garrington, Charlene Wilcutt, Diane Barghahn, Kal-hlfPh Bi1'1kuS. THIRD ROW: Joyce Van Horn, Ernest Holdren, Dixie Chrismore, Kenneth Morgan, Michael Doyle, Dwayne Be-tterton, Dan Raish, Billy Thomas, Paul Wagner, Jim Hart, Paul Harrington, John Betterton. SECOND ROW: Clarence Kading, Bill Ridlen, David Engle, Phyllis Oliver, Paul Dennison, Richard Mead. Larry Slocum, Gary Vande Kamp, Mary Lou Forgy, Sharon Matney. FRONT ROW: John Hopkins, Melvin Harvey, Jimmy Gilliland, Jay Dee Galvin, Ronnie Fee, James Brubaker, Bobby Bucklew, Phillip Crook. ABSENT: Gary Adams, Fay Burk, Kay Burk, Paula Clark, Mary Jane Elliott, Elsie Mac- Lundy, Jerry Nemeth, Dean Summerbell, Susan Wolf, Claud Mc Millen. hifi? 4-ef. TOP ROW: Barbara Holdren, Claudia Comer, Gaye Slocum, Janie Mallory, Karen Hess, Patty Leeper. THIRD ROW: Arden Graves, Jerry Stone, Bob Sager, Alice Gill, Jackie Allen, Joy Evans. is -IS... 2' SECOND ROW: Larry Mikesell, Anita Downs, Ruth Baker, Sondra Stover, Colleen Dodds, Mrs, Boyd. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Howard, John Better-ton, Tom Craft, Bonne Grabenstein. Bertha Worrall. ABSENT: Ethel Andrews, Jean DeWi1d, Loretta Goering, and Jim Nicholson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joy Evans ..... .... P resident Ethel Andrews. . . . Vice-President Tom Craft ........ Layout Editor Larry Mikesell. .Sec retary-Treasurer The Camera Club was formed in Junior High in the fall of 1954. It is made up of seventh and eighth grade boys and girls. Mrs. Boyd is our sponsor. Mr. Euiotf has helped us UL a great deal. We have taken the responsibility of making the Junior High section of the High School annual. The Camera Club sold forty annuals. We are learning much about the use of cameras and how to care for them --Joy Evans A SHOOTING EXPEDITIONH JUNIOR HIGH PHOTOGRAPHE I-L DENNIS ELLIOTT FAMILY SHOE STORE WL 8 V 0b jfLi5 LL jlmf gulil p vw- - ' 1 WARM-UP LOOK W HO'S TALKIN' Y 0 Y rx za' g. I Q Q 'STARES' TO C LASS GIMMH. CIMMEf SECRETS DOGPATCH DAYS qv' WHOIS lT'?'?7'?'? y 5 qv X, N ' X be: lui----:r f , ' ,I 55'f':: ..,.,..,,, 9 4+ .gQ.j V FAsT's MOTOR COMPANY li? BACK ROW: Clifford Wright, Mike May, Mickey Schmidt, Denny Sinnard, Jim Shafland, David Cross- Billy Carle, Larry DeGeest, Coach England. SECOND ROW: Dick McCabe, Dennis Liter, Mike Larson- Tom Rees. Ronald Reed. Larry Bankus, Vern Mme r. Billy Mcnonaid, Roy Kincaid, Telrry Hayes, Danny Fall. FIRST ROW: Jack Heaton, Benny Shinn, Jim Morgan, David Dainty, -To U RiP1eYf I-Oren Dodd. Jim Long, Jim Schlotterbach, Clarence La Hue, Bob Bingham, Gary 5teV9I1S0I1. Donald Downs, 5'-'PN E COACH JOHN ENGLAND Rl in INDIANOLA GAME SEASON'S RECORD WE THEY 19. . . Pella .... . . 7 27. . . Chariton. . . . 0 7. . . Oskaloosa. . . 0 0. . . Indianola. . . .0 14. . . Chariton. . . . 0 26. . . Winter-set. . . 0 7. . . Oskaloosa. . . O 84- IOWA POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY .-. - V . '-11 ' I ,, -. OSKALOOSA GAME -an 1 I P ff'- I DAVID CROSS 'ff ,.- v-,W 4' 4, I .QL Z Q WN- . 1 'su CO-C APTAIN. MIC KE Y SCI-IMIDT RONALD REL D DENNY SINNARD CO C. APTAIN LARRY BANKU5 JIM SI-I AF LAND I I Yks' LARRY DEGEEST 7 I Q Ns I W9 .I I Lf wk M, K xl! 51: CLIFFORD WRIGHT BILLY Mc DONALD .Q QQNN MIKE MAY VE RN MILLER IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK TOM REES if Q14 7Z?owLefAa! BACK ROW: Connie Wagner, Carol Mitchell, Sharon Nichols, Pat Bullis, Darla Popma, Cynthia Butcher. Claudia Comer, Linda Moss. SECOND ROW: Joy Evans, Ruth Hanson, Karen Hayes, Garla Schrader, Ann De Moss, Judy Swayne, Barbara Burger, Sherrie Spaur, Lovia Lee. FRONT ROW: Connie Brooks, Connie Bumgardner, Charlotte Sterling, Sue Thompson. Dixie Galvin. Colleen Dodds, Marsha Gee. This is the first year for girls' basketball in Knoxville Junior High. Mr. Comer is our coach. We have not played other schools this year, but we have practiced faithfully every Saturday morn- ing. JUNIOR HIGH'S MOST ENERGE TIC ORGANIZATION -- ur 021' QQ QPU-- O CZ f J BACK ROW: Connie Wagner Marcia Lindley Miss Davis. Sponsor Sharon Nichols Karen Fisher FRONT ROW: Eldon Dennison Sue Thompson Barbara Burger John Betterton CUMMINGS BOOK STORE I v Y.v v 909 Al, fa- , E I f t-20? :U li 'O 21 J MQVJ 1 X 1 -Fe X fxtal t 7? X. BACK ROW: Dick McCabe, Denny Sinnard, Andy Emanuel. Mike May, Alex Barbour, Bob Mutney, .lim Shafland. FRONT ROW: Larry Mead, Billy McDonald. Vern Miller, Dunne Glover. Ronald Rvvd, Mickey Schmidt, Ln-ry Bankus. QJHJ DCA ,AJHQ gnu 4-'Hs png QLJHQ gJH 3 A Se ,- X sl ' I 1 l 4 A I BACK ROW: Ervin Porgy, Billy Carle, Jim Long, Jim Schlotterbnck, Llrry Rowley, Benny Shlnn, John Ripley, Virgil Clark, Clarence Ll Hue, Ronnld Betterton. FRONT ROW: Pete Heixuelmlnn. David Dainty, Mike Llrlon, Tom Rees, Dennis Liter, Danny Fall, Terry Hayes, Ronnie Crewl. Bob Binghlm. CRE WS AND JONES REXALL DRUGS me-iii F 2 VIKLS-W 0 RT H Lnhuqnphea 3. u...md nv WALSWOYITH BROTHERS Mncohnn. Mu., U 5. A L I P l i I -: 9 1 Q Q 5 E ' I F'- T P- s u i A .