Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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Q The Redskin f 'E R, EQSPITE the depression the United States is still the greatest country in which to live. Those who have served under the Stars and Stripes when her folds beat threateningly as a battle flag, know what real citizenship means. To others it is often a thing ephemeral and something to be put on like a cloak when the occasion demands. Europe is submerged by a wave of dictatorship which tramples down all original- ity and initiative in a super feudal state. We the people are still the first words in the preamble to the constitution of the United States and our government is still founded upon the principles of The greatest good for the greatest number, and, All men are created free and equal. Vague though the right may seem at times, we still have the privilege of choosing our own leaders and we are still governed by our own consent to sovereignty. To know what a real privilege of citizenship we have in- herited however, we must pause and in retrospect, with due consideration, recall with what awful price gained we this freedom. To read the constitution is goody but to know and understand it we must read it with the thought that every clause is a link dropped from the chain of tyranny which once fettered the very souls as well as the bodies of men. We must see the bloodshed, the sacrifice, the martyrdom, and the torture which has endured 'through a divine courage that you and I might be free citizens. From the time of thei primitive tribes and I-Iammfurabi, through Solon, Rome, the Magna Charter, to our own days of the revo- lution and the present, men have held life cheap in comparison and given it fgladly that their posterity might have the privilege of governing themselves. 'Should we not be humble in the thoughts of what a mighty people have given to us 'in an inherited citizenship? And shall we take lightly these privileges, advantages, andl'blessings of life which we have been granted as participants in the great scheme of government'in the United States of America? -Srupt. Henry.. Tena Foltz ....... Laredo Giles ..... Ruth Palmer .... Oscar Valentine Bertha Abner . ,1,,l.-.l.l BOARD OF EDUCATION ORVILLE NICHOLS, President FORREST WHITSON. Treasurer JULIUS G. HENRY, Superintendent WELDON HOGAN, Secretary . GRADE SCHOOL First Grade Second Grade Third Grade HIGH SCHOOL Principal and Science Domestic Science and History Nnra Schmidt ......................... ....... ...-.. . . -A M2th9l1'l3fiCS Margaret Winship ..... . ....,............. Music and AFI Daniel Lnwis , ,,,,.,,..., ,, ....,. English and History FACULTY Viola Tannehill Iva Good Bowie Walter Bardsley Fourth Gradi- Fifth Grade Sixth Grade FACULTY Julia Nces ....,.. English and Latin Elna Pm-cell ,,,,..,,.,.,.....,............... ..... ..,... C o mmercial John Loring ..... English and Manual Training Norman Hubner .... German and Physical Education J, Allen Barr ,,,,,,,,,A,,,.,,,.,, History and Arithmetic 1935

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The Redskin C P ,ity Steam aunflr Dry Cleaning Telephone 19 Knox, Ind. MARJORIE FEECE E.litor-in-vhief NFIAI, SMITH Business Manapfm' The Iiedski n S iaff ldilitorial St:-iii! Literary Editor Class: Editor .,........,, Asst, Class Editors .... Sport Editor ....,..,.... Joke Editor ,.....,. , English Critic .,.., liilsinoss Staff-v Advertisinfr Manager Circulation Managzm' l :n-nity Advisor Martha Trimz' Rosalyn Jonas JoAnn Thomas, Betty Lou Stevens Robert Basnoy Joseph Pawlik Miss Julia Neos Dean Wilhelm Betty Kegel Mr. Oscar Valentine Contributors and Reporters Vivian Wafrner. Evelyn Edwards, Dean Wilhelm. Harriei,t Johnson, Marian Watson, Alice Andrews, Ray Beauchamp, Jean Falvey. Anita Hale. Julia Henry, John NVhirsnn, Eileen Pettis, Bonnie Andrews, Lucille Edxzell, Howard Henry. 24-Hour Service PHONE 80 Complete Line of On all Flowers and Plants Cut Flowers, Wreaths, Shrubbery, Plants nox Floral Conlpany Jesse E. Clahangh K Son SAY IT WITH FLIlWIiHS Knox, Indiana Comfort Plumbing 81 Heating Co. PAINTS AND WALL PAPER Phone 20 Knox, Indiana W. 1 935 Congratulations Class of 1935 iller-Jones Co. SHOES HOSE T. Bogan. Manager P

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