Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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Q The Redskin li OOM! Boom! There. goes the beat of the warrior's drum summoning all ' braves to a heap big powwow, the last that will be held in that camp. Let us look in on this last meeting of the chiefs which will last from September 7 .1 to May 14, 1935. The retiring chief, Reitknecht, calls the meeting to order and presides over the election of new chiefs. Now Big Chief Phillip Badell orders scribe Wilhelm to review the meetings of the last three years. Th 1931-32 meeting was presided over by Big Chief Hildenbrand, who was suc- e ceeded by Chief Wagner, and she in turn by Chief Reitknecht. Many festive occasions f h t t were the mus- were sponsored by these mighty warrors, of which two o t e grea es ical-comedy, Three's a Crowd , and the Junior-Senior banquet. In the year 1934-35 we see the chiefs ably directed by warriors Badell, Edwards, Hale, and Wilhelm and sponsors Henry and Nees. Braves Shilling, Beauchamp, and Thurmon and maidens Edwards, Wagner, Miller, and Johnson are now presenting the ceremonial Ther Fixer, Two festivals are held for the braves in reward for their hard work which they put into their wars against 3 Spa physics, economics, English, and others. Some of the outstanding braves in the athletic war are Kaiser, Beauchamp, Wil- helm, Lazar, and Phillip Badell in basketball, Daly, Stranen, Cholewinski, Wilde, Kais- er, Lazar, Wilhelm, Beauchamp, and Paul Badell in track, and Mlekodaj, Miller, and Johnson in girls baseball. Chiefs Hale and Shilling are representing the tribe in the music department. ' ' ' ' ' ' A 'l 1. The many fantastic The Senior Chiefs held their traditional war dance on pri and quaint costumes worn covered a period of years from 1890 to 19410. The entire tribe is looking forward to graduation but all will regret leaving the old camp ground. Senior Class Will W1 E, the class of nineteen-hundred and thirty-five do on this day of departure from dear old K. H. S. bequeath this last will and testament: S R 'tknecht leaves his unbounded vocabulary to Gerald Storey, ! Chester e1 E-Wk? Bernard Kaiser, his notable track ability to Robert Laramore and David ' l ' t Harold Daly' and Violet Moscow, Arthur Ambler, his style of guitar p aying o , Bickel. her incomparable laugh to Robert Holzbaur. Jerry Cholewinski, Inez Byer, and Irma Webb will their red hair to Delda Fern, Evelyn Edwards, her chewing gum to Martha Trigg, Jennie Yonan, her towering stature to Stella Maslowiczg Ed Pawlick, his alertness in Physics class to Oliver Van Deman. Harriet Johnson leaves her German hook to Betty Heilman while Mickey Thurmon leaves his punctuality to Harold and Joe. The Badell Brothers leave their ability to make love to the Stromeifjger Brcghersg . . . I ,, . . i S9 Vernon Conner solemnly bequeaths his position as Senior Sheik to evon gg ' 'll h' wa with women to Joe Krsek and Dennis Boyer. while the great Karcewski wi s IS y Ray also leaves 'his affection toward Mary Ed to Joe Zechiel and Frank Gurrado and all the rest of the boys. Irene and Vivian leave their love for the alumni to Mary George and Alice Suk. ' The entire class leaves its cunning way with all the teachers to .the poor Juniors and the rest of the students. May they emerge from the school curriculum as intelli- gent and sophisticated as we! g 1 9 3 5