Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

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Myrna Vander Llnden, an Iowa housewife, won the National Pillsbury Cake Bakung Contest Patsy Goad was runner up The contest was ludged by Ann Pullsbury s personal assistant, Margaret Kadmg Last month, Sondra Stover played the organ whale Sonia Swayne marched down the alsle Ted Vanderwllt and Duck Clark are now dlsc lockles for the even newer Il' KIOA Susan Goff handles all theur personal appearance tours and answers thelr fan letters Gaye Slocum, Barbara Baumgarten, Barbara Hartness, Knoxvllles housewives, swoon to these suave announcers Don Swearlngaln, who has lust opened has own grocery store, hlred Joyce Glazebrook and Kathy Stubbs as cashiers Rich Crozier and Bull Irvlng have opened a county salebarn which they bought from real estate man Paul Sherwood Larry Mead and Duane Pltt have lust returned to Knoxville, after a trlp around the world searching for fosslls Cynthia White has made a collection of them for the Chicago Museum Donetta Smith and Louise Campbell lust opened a day nursery for small children Last but not least I fund Jlm Weldon drlvlng a truck For Watson Brothers Trucking Company As the time IS fleeting by we must bring our clnerama to an end We shall be looking forward to vlsltlng each other agam and agam and again and agam - . - . 1 - . . I - - . Q . . . . . . H H Q - Q . . . . . - 4 - - . . . . - . . . 0 ' I . . . . . I o

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Stonekmg, Senator James Shafland Natronal Goff Champron Gene Murphy, fashion consultant Sandy Kam and the Secretary of the Treasury Bruce Baker In Hollywood we fund Lew Arl Brent belng a stand In for Tab Hunter At the Brown Derby we find Connle Wagner the cigarette grrl and Lrnda Moss the hat check gurl We find Ann Henning boardrng a steamshrp for Germany, her home land Captain of the shrp rs Hollls Shipley At the helm we fund Gordon Hellman Other passengers on the shup are Sue Regmer gomg to France, Joyce Langstraat, gorng to Europe to be an ambassador and Bob Hayes the talent scout going to Italy to fund another Sophna Loren Socral Dlrector of the shrp rs Loretta Pyle Back In the U S we fund LeRoy Klncard competing In the Memorral Day Race at lndranapolls Other partucrpants In the race are Jerry Martrnache and Ray Smrth What a great day for the race' According to Frank Klngery the weather forecaster and has assrstant Rayes Soto there rs to be clear, sunny weather for a week At the Moulin Rogue we flnd Carol Mntchell berng featured as star comedlenne Her competent assrstant and advrsor rs Darla Popma We find Sue Thompson owmng a huge women s clothing store The store for the eluslve exclusive Ann DeMoss and Mary Ann Johnson are her capable assistants Back In Iowa we find Sharon Humphrey an Interior Decorator Some of her cllents are Carroll and Janne Clark who have lust bullt a new home Kay West, who rs add orated, and Ju Swayne who as remodelrng her krtchen Bull Hlad, Willard Becker, and John Jackson are In the servrces Bull and Wallard are making a career of the Army and John the Navy ln sports we fund Mackey Schmidt IS playing guard for the Detrort t -uns We also frnd Sally Nash has lust won the National Free Throw Championship Ron Reed and Bull McDonald are sports writers for the New York Tlmes Representing the U S rn this years Olymprcs we frnd Pete Phipps chref sprinter Bob Johnson pole vaulter, and Eldon Dennison lavalln thrower In New Jersey we fund the well-known author and playwnght Darrell DeJoode who has lust fimshed hrs last eplc on Frankensteln whrch was wrltten especially for his actor fruend, Paul Coggeshell Robert Presley has taken Elvns place as the No I heartbeat of the nation Joan Deennger, one of today s outstandrng artrsts, has lust fmrshed a por trart of Twrla Lrttle, a leadrng Shakespearean actress From the reports of Frenda Hargers gossrp column, we fund starlet Claudia Comer has lust dropped another flame Pam Funk who has a nationally syndicated news column, recently wrote an artlcle on Grace De Neul and Donna Hull s mlssronary work In Afrlca Last week she had a feature story on Regan Walters lead trurrpet player of the Phrlharmomc Orchestra . I . . . , . . , . D ll ' v . II ' . : . . . P . - ing three new rooms to her home, Carolyn Hubler, who is having her apartment redec- . dy O I I I . . . . . . , , . . . . . I . . I . , . . . . . . I .... I . . . . . , . . . . I . . .

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Q. A-Q . -fn ' a I Q N we x Xxx Z ev ma, 70 ' g. ' 5 'UWM- ' I , 4 L I, M , ,aft Q D un., xi:-.:'. f! x KX. I f' rj, V 'ineefflf , Ay, fi' Q if - zffiihlh. TOP ROW: Sandra Abarr, Judy Anderson, John Avon, Ken Bacus, Kay Barnett. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Beebout, Mike Beard, Jim Bennett, Ronnie Betrerton, Bob Bingham. THIRD ROW: Herb Boudmn, Dallas Bradford, Connie Brooks, Connie Bumgardner, Phil Bush. SECOND ROW: Loretta Chiles, Frank Cheever, Dorothy Caulkins, Larry Carmthers, Bill Carle, Larry Clark, Sondra Cleveland, Larry Cobble, Sandra Core, Tom Crafr. 5