Knightstown High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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I F . Steve Turpin, senior class president, crowns princess Janelle McCorkle during halftime of the Knightstown Tri High foot- ball game. DAZE IN TIME Homecoming week was a week full of festivities and fun for all. Many of the students and faculty enjoyed taking part in the many spirit activities ranging from the traditional Red 84 Black Day to the newly added Punk Day. Red gl Black Day as well as Hat 84 Tie Day were popular, with many students and teachers taking ad- vantage of the opportunity to show their spirit. Monday's Twin Day saw some students dressed alike as well as teachers Mrs. Hulse and Mrs. Col- lins. Crazy Day gave the students a chance to get away from the ev- eryday routine and use their imagination to dress as wildly as possible. Knightstown's halls were filled with outfits ranging from Bel- ly Dancers to who-knows-what. Even though the football team was not able to beat the Tri High Titans, the 22-28 overtime loss did not put a complete damper on the week as a whole. Friday night before the game, the Student Council sponsored a walking float parade. Some of the floats participating were a Ding Dong, a Viking Boat, Taco and Taco Sauce and the Star Wars character R2D2. The senior class was declared the winner of the float contest with their version of a horse drawn wagon. Halftime consisted of the crowning of the Homecoming Princess and Queen. Junior Jan- elle McCorkle received the honors of Princess and Traci Walls reigned as the 1983-84 Home- coming Queen. Jeff Conley decks out in his favorite outfit for hat and tie day. 13

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Knightstown Varsity Football players show their excitement after making the teams first touchdown of the night. The Knightstown football stands were packed full of Panther fans eager to see their team come through for a victory. Spirit week saw many strange sights at Knightstown with Ms. Kurtz and Ms. With- ered dressing up as Ulysses the Unicorn. Traci Walls is crowned 1983-84 Homecom- ing Queen by fellow classmate. was ,au ,,,'- ,f 1 I 2 it . 14' 12

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Ji s' 4 TWO TICKETS T0 T PARADICEU On Saturday, October 23, the Knightstown High School Cafete- ria was transformed into a glamor- ous night for two. The 1983-84 Seniors worked very hard and many hours to make the night a success. Two tickets to Paradice was the theme chosen for the dance. The word Para 'dice' was used in- stead of paradise to help carry out ML The night's decorations created an obsta- cle for Wade Stewart as he lowered his head to approach the snack bar. Scott Chew and Vanda Byers enter the dance with an overhead Aloha from the Senior class. Don Gross, senior, takes advantage of the games in the hallway getting a chance to rest from the nlght's dancing. 14 the theme and to emphasize that games were a main activity at the dance. Tom Griswalt from WFBQ, D.J.'d the dance, playing many of todays popular hits. The cafeteria was decorated with tropical posters and island scenes. The whole cafeteria was a vision of a tropical paradice for two. ...iw LQ' 'lizgw N X Jia