Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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The Redskin Education is the root to a future. l. TAITEL SL SON You van always tell a Senior het-nuse he's dately dressed. You ran always tell a Junior hy the way ht- swells his chest. You can always tell a Freshman hy his grassy look and such. You can always tell a Sophomore hut you cannot tell him mueh. If Necessity is the mother of Invention, I'm gonna invent something to translate German.- Frank Gurrado. Mr. Barr: What is the chief occupation in Italy? DeVon Biggs: Raising: Spaghetti. Green's exall Store Congratulations Class of 1935 Katherine Shoppe Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone I6I I, Knox Mrs. Katherine Wilhelm Miss Nees tto her English classlz It was nearing the end of the sehool term and I warn you, you hotter hrush up on your work if you expert to pass. Our time is netting short, in fm-t the exam papers are at the nrinter's right now. Are there any questions? Eddie R: Yes, whats the name and address of tho printer? Sophomore: Whatcha think of people who write f-ute little verses on their beloved hooks of learning'?f,Herc's a masterpiece I found in a Latin Booiflil- 'lf there should be another Hood. For refuge I would Hy. Though all the world would be submerged, This bool: would still be dry. Lone-ntomeeon unnnen oolnrnnv Telephone 1251 Knox, Indiana 1 9 35

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Q The Redskin P R DVERTISERS Congratulations, Class of 1935 EAGLE STORE CO. First With All the New Things Dry Goods and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Men's Furnishings Quality Merchandise Good Luck, Future Graduates ar Miss Schmidtf' Richard. why don't you wash your face? I can tell what you had for hreak- fast ihis morning. Richard D: What? Miss, S: Eggs Richard D: You'ro wi-onrr. I had eggs yes- tfrday morning. Ray Beauchamp tat iestaurantjz Do you sm-ve crabs here 7 Waiter: We serve anyone. Sit down. Harold Lainhart: Stella, please say the two words that will make me happy all my life. Stella M: Stay single. Eddie Hawkins: Say, do you know why a kiss is like the three graces? Paul Foster: I dunno. Eddie H: Well because to a married Woman its Faith, to a young girl its Hope, and to an old maid its Charity. Good Deeds Spring from Clear Minds and Healthy Bodies Alertness and good health come from within. . .from eating the right energy foods, in- cluding plenty of bread. Children who are constantly on the go-at school, at play, at Work-have special need of nourishing, wholesome bread at every meal. Its balanced nutrients help grown-up keep fit, too. Bread is economical, as well as satisfying. Be sure you keep a. good supply of Blue Bros. Bread on hand. BREAD builds the BOY of today into the MAN of tomorrow Blue Bros. Bakery, Knox, indiana Mr. Henry. Ito William Fell, who wasn't pay- ing attention in Economics classy: Name a ma- chine that increased production. Ed Pawlick fwhispering to Wm Felll: A manure spreader. 4William Fell through the assistance of Ed gave the answer that was whispered to himl. Miss Purcell: Barney, why are you always late for class 'V' Barney K: Because I'm never here on time. Mr. Henry: Ed, what do you like to do that might he called work. that is play for you be- sides loading? Ed Pawlick fin a very assuring wayjz I like to chop wood, shovel coal an-- . Mr. Henry: 'They tell me, Ed, that some of you boys that tell stories will be given a job shoveling coal in the next world. History teacher: Who was Tallyrand? Bob Shaw: A fan dancer. KoEfel's Drug Store Better Service in Drugs Kodaks Fountain Service Books 1935

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The Redskin 71 earliest Qlnngraixxlztiinns emit 'I esi llllislws fur ilre glluhufv urress nf the Qllztss nf 1935 Reiss' Clothing Store Ike Equine of Zlilntl, :Sclmffnrx S4 ,lllllnrx Qilntlws Brees well mth jxtrreeh , Adolph Slmnenf uMfu'y Ed: your teeth mfe Mm. Abner fin history classjz Why did a like pearls, your lips like ruhles, and your hair I .1 I, . f I , h, L W ukcnnely Spun gold... on teen-4 oo ln is caste. Mary Ed Johnston: I'll bet you tell that to Wm. Reyes: To keep him company. every girl you meet. Adolph S: ':Well it always ends the same. hut gm-ney Kaig,-I-5 '-If you had 35,00 in your Img. I start out different nearly every time. kct what would you thinkw, fahlick HBHSUCYJF0 LFWZSJQ ,QL hear You John Roberts: I'd think l had some other UH UC U SOITIE Ing lf-Y 3.5 Ulf-'I - eq vp. Mr. Lewis: Sure I did. I took off my shoes. fellow S pants on' Fishing Tackle Garden Tools 2 The GeibeI's Hardware Coffee i Shop . l flladdrn Lamps Stoves MPS- Abner: . -T09- do YOU think the :mvient Carl Byer fwhilo dancing at the Soph. class Greeks would hke Mae West? partyj: This is a nice floor we are dancing: on. Joe Rizza: I'll say they would! Mrs, Abner: --Why?-v Evelyn Lainhm-t: Then why dvmwe on my Joe Rizza: Because the Greeks liked curves, feet. and she sure has got 'eml Paul B: I think Neal is so slow that he Miss Purcell: What is the difference between - k ,h ., h ' H the wool textile industry :md the eotton textile doesnt nownw eu e 'S' , indugtrygv- Dean W: He ought to know hes been there' Richard Daly: Wool is warm. lnnz enough, Congratulations, Class of 1935 ORRIS o OTORS Phone 23 Knox, lncliana 1 9 3 5