Knob Noster High School - Knobna Yearbook (Knob Noster, MO)

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THER LIT ZER The Panther's Cry Staff worked diligently all year to pub- line had to be met which meant many nights after school Working on special articles, making interviews, attending M activities, and reporting on any school events. The staff A P it made a fine show with each paper and was appreciated by X all . B. Schroeder, Co-Editor, Mrs. Whisner, Sponsor, E. Boyle, Co-Editor. f5N2zfJ7 Xf Y as X x A . ifsy x, X1 fs X ...,,,, X. , 7s st X X., ,,. . rgfffs' N QQSFQ X is .. . .5 iff ' W - f ' 355543 A ' . s . - 4- Mlxh .8 SN , S N p ,X N... .V .Sf , X ' fix? 1 2? N2 ii-ff' X x ,X X in X X X fri F9222 Ls ' F ss B- SChI0edCI, C0-Edit0I3 E- B0Yle, C0'Edit0IS B- Kendrick, F0U1Th Page Row 1: S. Snodgrass, S. Bonar. Row 2: D. Stinson D. Faison. Editor, D. Tucker, Second Page Editorg L. Lackie, First Page Editorg P. Mc- ROW 33 D, Marks- Crary, First Page Editor. ,, l 'fi . ' ,. ,V f 7' ' ' f -f 0 wiv ,xy j ' 5 ww , , ,ff Wm' g , 2 , N' aw , - Z If wa, 1. MN., V . f WIC. W f 4 f 4 u SP0rts Staff: G. Selbe B Kendrick Fourth Page Editor' S Henson , ' ' i ' 1 ROW 12 D. Rose B Greer D Hammond Row 2' P S ' ' , - , D . . . quires, G. Wiar- T. Charrette, Assistant Page Editorg D. Matthews. da A D 1. , . owing. lish the best school paper possible. Every two Weeks a dead- 1 . 47 I if 5 1 Ro' blel M. 3: l C. l der nin ix J., l,117,,,,, We x ,af NH pils

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SPIRIT BOOSTERS The muted roll of drums and the soft pad of tennis shoes announced the entrance of theKNHS drill team. Ex- hibiting a well mixed combination of rhythm, talent, and routine, the group became a special attraction of home basketball games. These girls worked hard learning new routines and always made them look easy. The purpose of the Lettermen's Club is to promote good sportsmanship and to maintain high standards among athletes. Their main project this year was selling T-shirts to raise money for a whirlpool bath for the athletic department. The lettermen contrib- uted much time and skill to excelling in sports and exhibiting school spirit. Stem: B. Ghent, V. Schuknecht, P. McCrary, V. Rose. Center: J . Dirck. Arm, top to bottom G. Smith, C. Roda, D. Brewer, C. Wallace. Not pictured: M. Landor, captain, M. Lane, K. Boyle, E. Widener. Row 1: S. Henson, President, J. McDonald, A. Norman, B. Kendrick, Treasurer, D. Gebhart, D. Arnett, J. Ybarra. Row 2: R. Zink, S. Pyburn, M. Blevins, B. Lipscomb, J. Guess, F. Fleming, K. Bass, D. Matthews, T. Charrette, M. Williams, R. Frisbee, W. Morris, D. Ellis, J. Rosine. Row 3: S. Schuck, Secretary, R. Blevins, P, Elmore, R. Taylor, D. Metcalf, D. Huber, J. Helfer, H. Hinton, R. Arnett, R. Fleming, S. Elmore, R. Duffer, J. Chism, N. Schubert. Not pictured: R. Maxwell, Vice-president.

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Row 1: Mr. Faries, Sponsor, S. Snodgrass, Secretary, J. Saul, B. Gray, E. Ward, B. James, P. Pee- bles, K. Everts, D. Barber, K. Collins. Row 2: D. Jones, D. Rose, P. Brown, S. Keylich, W. Reider, M. Brown, K. Cleveland, C. Whisennand, D. Dunning, S. Collins, J. Lopez, Parliamentarian. Row 3: R. Gatschet, M. McCown, P. Lavigne, T. Golladay, B. Sullivan, L. Hall, T. Charrette, President, C. Roda, S. Brown, L. Jennings. Row 4: R. Miller, D. Buehler, K. Bennett, D. Marks, Vice-Presi- dent, D. Stinson, Treasurer, D. Colwell, D. Strickland, M. Brown, P. Hinkle, D. Troutman, C. Jen- nings, R. Gray, D. Ray. vins, D. Price, President, Mrs. Tipton, Sponsor. g 1 6 f A ,ff , Z 1, ff- 0 .,,,, ...ffm ff 5 ' I . ,f f f , I , ,,,., , ff X W' W ,4':W,w,.Mm ,A 4 NHS held a holiday party for Headstart pu- pils. ff Nr ww .M ww ,Ny Q .NN MM we XXX A chapter of the Students for Safe ty was organized this year under the direction of Mr. F aries. The purpose of this club was to pro- mote safety within the school and community. The civic-minded members sponsored bake sales to raise money for their many planned projects which included making the gym and stairways safer. Students for Safety was a welcome addition to KNHS's many activities. Membership in the National Honor Society was based on the charac- teristics of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The ener- getic members sponsored the Citi- zen of the Month award, Letters of Commendation to honor roll students, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, and a picnic with the Student Council. Row 1: C. Oswald, S. Castro. Row 2: K. Mills, Secretaryg C. Warner, Vice-President, E. Boyle B. Schroeder, Historian. Row 3: N. Lynde. Row 4: B. Kendrick, J. Lopez, Treasurer, R. Ble-