Knightstown High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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Kenny Sullivan moves his pawn towards his opponents king. The Guidance Office is always busy taking care of students' needs. ta 4fOpening up uui,si 'fa

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x'x i.gx f 'Ju ... nl ,uv fi 5 if af an nl' ,W sv A ' 1 .- Darron Dulin always finds something to laugh about during tense basketball games. Mary Wallace and Gina Kinnaman rehearse for the spring musical Once Upon A Mat- tress. Rod Sorrell delivers Amanda Egan's bunny she bought from the Art Club. N. S Ax ,-1t.s . W isii 1 itstia gasi Joanne Hamblin and Diane Christopher pay close attention to what Mr. Purtee has to say during class. Openingf3

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...5Como se llama? was one of many expressions used this year to ask people, Who are you? lt had been asked in the past, but this year even more so. With all the new students in junior high and the few that floated in during the year, this question was almost a necessity. Besides, one can't know everyone in a school without the aid of a yearbook, so what's a better name for the People sec- tion than Who Are You? ... ... We're All in This Together aptly describes the people who are involved in Clubs because they all work together for the same goal. Art Club held several dances, bake sales and various other sales to raise money to take a two-day trip to Chicago. BLT had a tupper- ware sale to raise money to go to the Eli Lilly Complex in Greenfield. The music department held dances and a jewelry sale to fi- nance the choir's trip to Indiana- ing and officiating. polis to sing on the Circle during the Christmas holiday. The band also received money from these activities so that they could par- ticipate in various parades and contests including the Indiana State Fair Band Contest. Since it takes total cooperation for a club to be successful, we came up with the theme We're All ln This Together for this section Junior high boys learn the fundamentals of basketball, both play- The SCOPE Ccomputer clubj members at- tentively watch a demonstration of the Ma- cintosh computer. Openingf5