Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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PD THE REDSKIN Knox Floral Oo. Bass Lake Pak Spend Your Vacation Here Bolating-Bathing PROPWETOR Camping -and Picnicking JESSE E. CLABAUGH 8: SON Flowers, Shrubbery, Plants, Gold Fish. Orders Filled Promptly Sz Accurately See You There This Summer . Tanning Your Redskin Any Where- and Any Time. HARRY RANNELS, Prop. AUTOGRAPHS Dre 's Sanitary airy Pasteurized Milk and Cream Telephone 2074 -Q

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DP I THE REDSKIN - D SPEND A NIGHT AT THE CRYSTAL BALL ROOM If you love to Roller Skate Try a Thursday Night DANCING Every Tuesday and Sunday City Steam L A U ND RY Ilry Gleanin g TELEPHONE 19 First Grade F51 N September li, 19-32, this very important Primary Class entered school with Q5 an enrollment of forty-two. Since then seven have moved away and four entered leaving thirty-nine at present. We had a delightful Christmasl annie Party. We will participate in the Health Program, on May Day by giving The Coronation of the Queen. We are going to have an exhibit day in which the cLhildren's work will be shown. The First Grade surpassed all other grades in the Book Contest given by the Parent Teacher Association. Ralph Allen Marjorie Baker Donna Bardsley Robert Beeson Mary Lou Biggs William Honta Patricia Bortz Joe Cannon Helen Cromley Robert Dalheim William Dirschl Mary Jane Estok Janet Falvey CLASS ROLL Billie Anne Garrison Frank Golding Tommy Grygill Lauraine Gurrado Mildred Hazen Leroy' Johnson William Jones Violet Lindstrand Frances Miller Meredith Miller Retty Minnick Evelyn Morse Alpha Nichols Anna Puckett Mary Puckett Donald Sellers Robert Singleton D S ll 'va ma Herman Stephenson Shirley Taitel Dewey Thomas Shirley Wagner Robert Wtlthan Charles Webb Lois White Marie Wright Klopot Studio We Finish Your Snap Shots Prompl Service if f vw YS? ' 10 North Pearl Street f -T ,-f l l ' 'EM 9 X A TELEPHONE 82 TQ

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,,, THE REDSKIN Hn glllTe1nn1fia1rt 1 Forgive my grief for one removed, Thy creature, whom I found so fair. I lrusl he lives in thee and lhere I fna' him worthier lo be loved. --In Memoriam by Tennyson NIAIIJORIE HILDENBRAND January 9, 1918-December 14, 1932 VVUODROW WILSON WHl'l'ESELI. September 7, 1916-April 20, 1933 We, the Redskin staff, are sorry that we were unable 'lo secure a picture of Woodrow Whitesell, who died at a recent dateg but we know that the memory of our good friend will remain with us forever. The faculty and en- tire sehool join in expressing their deepest sympathy to his family. I vii N