Fort Knox High School - Eagle Yearbook (Fort Knox, KY)

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Mr. William E. Kingsolver, our superintendent, has been in Fort Knox since June 1941. Kirklin, Indiana, is his home town. He received his A.B. degree from Franklin State College and his M.A. from the University of Indiana. Golf, hunting, and fishing are among his favorite activities. The Commanding General of The Armored Center in Fort Knox, Kentucky, is Major General John Howell Collier. Major General Collier was born at Uvalde, Texas. He was graduated from the United States Military Academy in the class of l9l 8. Major General Collier was assigned the command of The Armored Center on August 7, l952. Our principal, Mr. Herschel J. Roberts, was born in Hyden, Kentucky. He has been at Fort Knox eleven years. Mr. Roberts attended Georgetown College and Louisiana State University. He obtained his A.B. and M.A. degrees from Eastern Kentucky State College. He enjoys sports and reading,

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language oepantm ent Parlez-vous francais? says Mary Baker Knox, our French prof, who has an A.B. and an M.A. from the University of Kentucky. When Miss Knox ne traduise pas les idioms, she conque les verbes to Freshmen and Sophomore English classes. 3 4 9 'tr We f L! , ' . e versatile L V 1953 one must speak Latin S , as well as French . ,A n ' L l so Tempus fugit says Salvatore Matarazzo, our Latin instructor from Rhode Island -with an M.A. from the University of Kentucky. When Mr. Mat is not transiens Rubiconemf' he is Hnumquam negandi, raro cenfirmandis et Semper compromittendiu with the Seniors in economics and looking forward to the time that he can START COACHlNC- BASEBALL. frm ,- 0 SO We lea rn our Latin and French to translate Shakespeare for Miss Schlinker and prove that we know what Sallye Maddox Parks from Rockport, Kentucky, says all Fresh- men should know. Mrs. Parks n'essaie pas conjuguer etre or castra declinaref' Her purpose, she says, is to teach the art of writing simple English sentences.