Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Adrninistration Faculty Seniors Underclassrnen Junior High School Athletics Features Activitie s Advertisements Pages 2 3-6 7-20 21- SZ 33-44 45-60 61-68 69-96 97-107 AIIMI I TRATIO id W-W FLOYD OVERHOLSER ROGER LARAMORE Supenntendem CHARLES FIELDS Pnncxpal 0f I-hgh School Prlrlclpal of Jr Hlgh School This page sponsored by THE KNCX FLORAL COMPANY :WWW ROBERT BEESON History Geography G9 ,VJ COSINQO CIRA Industrial Arts 'S' v'- THOMAS BECK JANE BEESON Physical Education Home Economlcs Science as--r CARMEN FOUST JAMES HAMBLIN Commerce 3 Industrial Arts G UY CAMPANELLO Commerce Qi ,QQ- GROVER COOK Science Th1s pave sponsored by MELODY DRIVE INN 2 3-pg '-rl PAUL HARRINGTON IULIA HITI1 Agncuhure Enghsh Latm ofx EFFIE IOHNSON Llbrary MARIAN KELLY LUCY KIENDORFER Physical Educatlon English 'fl 'VS f N-v gf lg FRANCES LAUER DELORES MARTIN JOHN MATHIAS Home Economxcs Comme,-Ce Dnvers Educatlon Coach This page sponsored by FORESTERS JEWELERS ,wi I GERAID MILLER MARGARET MURRAY r Enghsh qffvsn Cul' ,-1 f JANE OUTCALT LEROY REEVES Home Economlcs Science 1 ,ur 55' CHARLES SAUNDERS MARK SIMMONS Enghsh Hlstory Government 4'- v-46 i -1 If L I X JAMES TUFKER ROLLIN XNHITINIG FRANK YOUNG Math Math Math , gil N mv ' 1 if 1 A I A ' 1 , ., L Pa v.,. I A 3 , ' y fl X 3 A ,Lg ,lr ,VAV Q K 9 A -'Q . - vs mn I- ,',,' N 1 . A V ,I 'flf .. z gs A- - - f . A Q t R -. Q Q. ' A A RJAHI 55 ,..,v RCW f sident M1 L TOR hm Pyiex Pxesidem SuDeYKatg!ov NK: Reeves Sponsor rAa!x1ynTay1ox secrexary Mxss Lauer 1 w Mamas Spogsbz Ted 141011- e Vtce Pte S ns0 7 gi- 413' Tteasulet K 4 il , V A , .. a ff -, F' ... p -- 'e ,-2' --.15 ,ff 1 L '- E i e Y, X 4 , e X , fi- f . 1 A . 14'-A ,. A, if 1. J. 'z 3 . ,si .3p0.:. ' z ' X Q N QS Yi!! wif f 2 k J- 1 5-' 'ff Ji x l ll Wg, A ur I -la fl., 4. QQJ dd E l0llS APS 1-3? fs 4...-, Ez GARSON BANKS A modest man never talks of himself. Intramural 2, 3, 4. CHESTER BENNETT I can resist everything except temptation Football Manager lg Basketball Manager Ig F.F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4: Intramural 2, 3. 4. JUNE BENNINGHOFF I wish I knew the good of wishing. Chorus 3,4g Cheerblock 43 Homecoming Queen 4. DONALD R. BOWMAN The great hope of society is individual character. Intramural 3. EUGENE ROBERT ALLEN Lord, I wonder what fool it was that first in vented kissing. Football varsity 3,4, reserve 1,23 Class Sec- retary Ig K Club 3, 41 Science Club 4g ln- tramural 2, 3, 43 Basketball Varsity 4, Re- serve I, 2. JAMES AMBROSE I-Ie is slow of tongue and quick of eye. Football varsity 3,45 reserve 1,25 Basket- ball Ig Class Vice-President Ig Class Treas- urer 2g F.F.A. 3.4: Treasurer 4, K Club 3,43 Vice President 45 Intramural 2, 3, 4. ll HJR She that can have patience can have what she will. Cheerblock 4: Library 3,4g Newspaper 33 F. I-I. A. 3, 45 Shakespearean Club 4. NORMA JEAN BALES She 's always undaunted and cheerful. Chorus I,2: G.A.A. I,2, 3.4. ANNA MAY BADELL wo- ff? Y' jar IAMES C. BRADLEY The whole world is his playground. Senior play 45 Football varsity 2, 3, re- serve I5 Basketball Reserve I5 Student Pa- trol 25 K Club 2, 3, 45 Intramural 2, 3, 4. YVONNE BREMS The cautious seldom err. Chorus I, 25 F.H.A. 2, 3,45 Cheerblock 45 ll Hill ROBERT BROOKE His hair stood up like porcupine quills. Senior Play 45 Basketball varsity 3,4, re- serve I, 25 Track 2, 3,45 Student Council 35 Annual 3,4, Band I, 2, 3,45 Class Treasurer I5 Chorus 3,45 Newspaper 45 K Club 2, 3,45 Annual 3,45 Intramural 2, 3,45 Chorus Librarian 45 Student Manager Band 45 Cross-Country 2, 3,4, Cap- tain 2, 4. VICTORIA BUDZINSKI Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today. Cheerblock 45 G. A. A. 2, 45 Library 2, 3,45 Newspaper 3,4, Feature Editor 45 F. H.A. 2, 3, 45 Annual 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3. -no 'QB- f 11 ff?-rv .7117 . if 2 CARLA I. CHIZUM Unto you is a paradise opened. Senior Play 45 Student Council 25 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Reporter 45 Cheerblock 45 Newspaper 3, 4, News Editor 45 Prom Attendant 35 F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Shakespearean Club 4. LA VERNE C. CHOLEWINSKI Where there's a will there 's a way. Annual 3,45 Newspaper 45 F.l-I.A. 2.4. LAWRENCE K. COMBS Wit is the salt of conversation, not the food. Iunior Play 35 Football varsity 3, 4, re- serve I, 25 Track varsity 3,4, reserve I,25 Cheerblock 45 K Club 3,45 Newspaper 45 Intramural 1.2. 3.4: Shakespearean Club 4. KARL CONKEL The art of making much show with little substance. Basketball Student Manager I,25 Foot- ball5 Student Manager I,25 Student Pa- trol I5 Student Council I5 Vice-President 25 Cheerblock 45 K Club 35 Intramural I, 2, 3.4. 5 'tv' 1 f.,..- gr ,H 1:5 1 . ' f 4 V 4 as 2 V BONNIE JO CRABILL Speech is the index of the mind. Junior Play 3: Cheerblock 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Distribution Editor 4: Prom Queen 3: F.H.A. 2, 3. 4: Annual 3, 4: Library 2, 3, 4. Secretary 4: Shakespearean Club 4. CAROL ANN CUNNINGHAM Nothing endures but personal qualities. G.A.A. I, 2: Band fflagswingerj 1. 2, 3: F.H.A. 2. 3. 4, Secretary 4: Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor 4: Cheerblock 4: Annual 3. FLORA IEANNETTE DAVIS Hear much: speak little. Library 2, 3. DORIS MARIE DOWD She makes happiness wherever she goes. PEARLIE CONLEY, IR. His truthfulness never dies. Chorus 4: Track I, 2: Intramural 2, 3. HELEN ROSE COREY Her praise comes from those who know her. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: F. H.A. 2, 3: Chorus I, 2: Band 1: Newspaper 2. LEO M. COTTRELL All mankind should have a lover. f, 4 'E' h.. ing.,- 'Num f'-J GFNEVIEVE DL' BOYS Make two grins grow where there was only a slrouch before. Cheerblock 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 45 F. ll..-X. 3,4, lhstorian 3, Parliamentarian 45 Newspaper 3,45 Annual 3,45 Track Wueen Attendant 3: Shakespear- ean Club 4, Treasurer 4. ROBERT DUMAS Nothing is more important to me than my- self. Iunior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Cheerleader 45 Chorus 3,45 Shakespearean Club 4, President 4: Science Club Ig Intramural I,2, 3.4. HARRY ESKRIDGE A Farmer is always going to be rich next year. F. F. A. 2, 3, 45 Intramural 3,4, .15 BEVERLY IEAN ESTOK United we stand5 divided we fall. G.A.A. 25 F,H.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Cheerblock 45 Library 3.4. BETTY LOU EWING Sweets to the sweet. Student Council 4, Secretary and Treas- urer5 Cheerblock 45 G.A. A. 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Newspaper 45 F.H.A. 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Shakespearean Club 4, Sec- retary. RUTH ANN FOLKERS She has a certain charm that draws ad- mirers. Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Band l,2, 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Class Secretary 25 Cheerblock 45 Newspaper 25 Prom Attendant 35 F.H.A. 2, 3,4, Pres- ident 45 Home Coming Attendant 45 An- nual 3,45 Track Wueen 25 F.F,A. Chapter Sweetheart 4. ROBERT FORT Blessed be agriculture if one does not have too much of it. Basketball Reserve l5Cross-Country I5 F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Reporter 3, Sentinel 45 Intramural I, 2, 3, 4. 2 IOYCE HASNERL Her softest whispers are heard. Junior Play, Cheerblock 4g Library Club 3,4g Newspaper 43 F. H.A. 2, 3,43 Songleader 3g Homecoming Attendant 4: Shakespearean Club 45 Chapter Sweetheart 3 CF. H.A.J g Band Carnival Oueen lg Band Carnival Attendant 3. KAYE FRANCES HERR Neat, not gaudy. Cheerblock 4: Library Club 3, 45 Chorus I, 2- Newspaper Ig F.H.A. 2,3,4g Operetta I. RAY WILSON HEWLETT Good humor makes all things tolerable. Band I, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural 3'4- ROBERT G. HOLT Every man must get to heaven his own way. KEITH ALAN GREEN Once a gentleman always a gentleman. Senior Play 43 Student Council 43 Cheer- block 45 Intramural 2, 3,43 Shakespearean Club 4. WANDA L. GRETZ The eyes believe themselves: the ears be lieve other people. Cheerblock 45 Chorus 2, 3,41 Newspaper 3, Shakespearean Club 4. JUNE HARLENE HARGROVE Her pep and energy go a long way. Senior Playg Student Council lg Class Vice President 43 Cheerblock 4: Library Club 43 Newspaper I, 43 F. H.A. 2, 3, 4. 4 NORMA IEAN HURLEY Life is a jig saw puzzle with most of the pieces missing. Junior Playg Senior Playg Cheerleader 3.4g G.A.A. Ig Library I, 2, 3.4, Vice Pres- ident 4g F. H.A. 3.4: Annual 2, 3.4, Sub- scription Manager 33 Shakespearean Club 4. RALPH WILLIAM IOHNSON Lost time is never found again. Student Patrol I, 23 Band I, 2, 3.45 K Club 3, 43 Intramural 2, 3.4: Cross-Coun- HY 3-4- WILLARD L. KING I am a man, I count nothing human foreign to me. Basketball lg Intramural I. 2, 3.43 Track Ig F. F. A. 2, 3. 4. 5 LORRAINE P. KLOTZ Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. Library Club 2. 3, Treasurer and Reporter 35 Shakespearean Club 4. THEODORE I. KLOTZ Ouality not quantity is my measure. Senior Play: Football Varsity 2. 3.4. Re- serve I 5 Track 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2. 3. 4: Junior Class President. Senior Class Treasurer. Cheerblock 4: Science Club 4: Intramural 3. 45 Newspaper 4. BILLY I. KOLISI-I 'Work is so tiring, how refreshed I feel. Football Reserve I. 2, 3g Safety Patrol I. 23 F.F.A. I, 2.3.4, Intramural 2. 3.4. MELVIN LENIG 'Clothes make the man. 9,8 -17' BARBARA MC GUIRE Happiness lies, first of all, in health. Band I,2,3,4g Baton Twirler 2,3,4g Cheer- block 4, G.A.A. Ig Science Club 4, F. I-LA. 43 Shakespearean Club 45 Reporter 4. THEODORA I. MINISAN Neither irony or sarcasm is argument. ' Newspaper 3, 45 Editor 4, Library Club I, 2, Shakespearean Club 4g Cheerblock 43 G. A. A. 3. PAUL R. NELSON Speech is silver, silence is gold. Intramural 2, 3. MYRON C. NOBLE Send your noble blood to market to see what it will bring. Track I: Science Club 45 Intramural 2, 3,41 Ping-Pong Champion 4. , I EUGENE LOFBERG Good-humor is the sunshine of the rnind.' Cheerblock 4. JOHN R. MARTIN A little nonsense now and then is rel- ished by the wisest of men. Football Ig Reserve Basketball Ig Science Club 1,43 Intramural I, 2, 3, 4. I. DANIEL MCGOVERN The sleep of a laboring man is sweet. Intramural 2, 35 Junior Playg Senior Play, Football Varsity 3,4, Reserve I,2g Basket- ball Varsity 4g Track 2, Varsity 3,4g Class President lg Chorus 3,4, President 45 K Club 3,45 Science Club 2,4, President 4. Sf MARYLIN JEAN OLS She lives by the Golden Rule G.A.A. I, 2, 3,4, President 4g Library Club 4. MARLAN IOAN OLS The fewer the words the greater the profit. G.A. A. I, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 41F. H.A. 2. IANE PALUMBO Who dares nothing need hope for nothing Iunior Play: Newspaper 3,43 F.H.A. 2, 3,43 Annual 43 Shakespearean Club 4g Cheetblock 4: G.A. A. I. V' TZ' f'N 'vc if CAROL A. PARKER Silence is more eloquent than words. G.A.A. Ig Library Club 4: F.l-l.A. 3,4: Newspaper 4. DONALD PAUL The man that blushes is not quite a brute. F.F.A. t,2, 3,4QlUIl'3l'Tll.1l'3l3,4. RIETA PETERSON Style is the dress of thoughts G.A. A. 2, 35 Newspaper 2, 3, 43 Annual 2, 3.4, Co-Editor 45 Cheerblock 4g Science Club 4: D.A.R. Good Citizen 4. JOAN A. PITTS It takes all kinds to make a worldl' Cheerblock 43 G. A.A. I, 2, 3,43 Newspaper 4, . . . 2,3,4, 1 -nl IO! -QS If-an if X LCRETTA LEE SCHMIDT He who sings frightens away his ills. Senior Play: Band I, 2: Cheerblock 4: Chorus 3,4, Reporter 4: Newspaper 3,4: Athletic Carnival Queen Attendant 4: Baton Twirler I, 2. PATRICIA JOYCE SCHULTZ She says she has a bad memory, but she never forgets to be friendly. G. A.A. I, 2, 3: Cheerblock 4: Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Science Club, Secretary- Treas- urer 4: Annual 3.4, Co-Editor 4. JUDITH ANN SHARP Iron hand in a velvet glove. Senior Play: F.l-LA. 2.4: Junior Prom At- tendant: Homecoming Attendant 4: Cheer- block 4: Library Club 3: Chorus I,2: News- paper 4: Carnival Oueen Attendant 2. DEVON SHEDROW What this country needs is a good five- cent cigar. F.F.A. 1.2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Assistant Treasurer 4: Intramural 2, 3,4, JAMES E. PYFER A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a smoke. Football Varsity 3,4, Reserve I, 2: Senior Play: K Club 3,4, Sergeant of Arms 4: Annual Business Manager 4: Band I, 2,3,4: Class President 4: Cheer- block 4: Intramural 3,4: Track 4. JACQUELINE RENSTROM Good taste is the flower of good sense. G.A.A. I: Band 2,3: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Twirl- swing Club I, 2: Cheerblock 4: Newspaper 2, 3, 4: Prom Oueen Attendant 3. E l0Il PATRICIA IOAN RICCI The eyes are the windows of the mind. Cheerblock 4: G.A.A. 4: Chorus I: Newspaper 3.4: F.H,A. 2,3,4: Annual 3. NANCY B. RODGERS I heard a little bird say so. Band I, 2: Cheerblock 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4: Newspaper 2, 3.4. S Que 'O HAROLD L. SMA LL But what is woman 7 Only one of natures agreeable blunders. Basketball Student Manager I,2, Track Student Manager Ig Class President 2, Student Council Pres- ident 4g Cheerblock 4g K Club2, 33 Science Club I, 2: Football Student Manager 2. DAVID E. SPOOR As large as life and twice as natural. Football I,2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Newspaper 3, Il lllll MARILYN IEAN TAYLOR A soft answer turneth away wrath. Junior Play. Class Secretary 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 2, 3, 4. CHARLES A. TROYER He was put here to keep us laughing Senior Play: Football Varsity 4, Reserve I,2, 3, Track Varsity 4, Reserve I,2, 3, Cheerblock 4: K Club 4g Intramural I,2, 3,4. 1 Ali Q CUM 5 4:-6 fi Y CAROL JEAN TYL Nothing succeeds like success Senior Play, Band I, 2, 3,4, Drum Majorette 3.4, Band Librariang Class Vice-President 31 F. H.A. 2, 3, 45 Science Club 4: Annual I, 3, 4, Co-Editor 45 Newspaper 3. ARLOVA FRANCES VENDL 'Soul meets soul on lovers' lips. G.A.A. 45 F.H.A. 2, 3,4g Junior Play, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Cheerblock 4, Prom Queen Attendant 3, Science Club 45 Track Queen Attendant 2. MARILYN 1. VERBURG 'Art is a kind of illness. Cheerblock 4, Newspaper 4, Art 4. RUTH M. WALLSKOG A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a l-lorsel' WILLIAM WHEELER There was never a saint with red hair. Intramural 2, 3. 4. BETTY JEAN WHITING A true friend is she. ROBERT R. WI-IITING He praises loudly and blames softly. Junior Play: Senior Play. Varsity Football 2, 3. 4, Captain 4, Basketball Reserve I, 2g Track I, 2, 3, 43 Band I. 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 43 Chorus 3, News- paper 3, 4g K Club 2, 3.4, Historian 3, President 4: Class Treasurer 35 Class Vice- President 2, Science Club 4: Annual 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4. GEORGE W. WIEZYCKI Make hay while the sun shines. F.F.A. 2.3.4. CAROLYN O. WILLIAMS Life is but a day at most. Senior Play, Student Director, Band I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A, I, 2, 33 Library Club 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4: F.H.A. 2. 3: Annual 2, 3,45 Shakespear- ean Club 4. ROBERT P. WILLIS He lives his life and lets you live yours. DONNA IEAN L. WOLTERS Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Senior Play: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. Vice- President 4g Class secretary 3: Cheer- block 4: Newspaper 3,4g Prom Ar- tendant 3, Track Attendant Ig Athletic Carnival Attendant 2: Shakespearean Club 4. Treasurer Joy Zehner Q Vice President Don Hansen Sec retary Sherry Schoch President Jack Ros s 1 'V m -'15-7. x ga C gi, X AN Wayne Alberding ,. .X Tom Ambrose C? Dann Bailey kr- 1.. Kenneth Bradley George Byer JU lllli CLASS C LASS SPONSORS ---...A 1' -Q- Mr. Harrington Mrs. Hite Mr. Tucker Mr. Saunders Kai 55' fu. M, v5v'b QL E x. N n j X Q-4 Alvanell Collins Rosalind Collins Ina Mae Combs J0hn Curry ZZ Eve of of -5 9 iv' r Fred Allen Bing Anderson Jean Becker .1- Rose Brooke 5- Q.,- . N.. X..,a Veronica Estok bl fr - g 45 ,qu 'TI7 se if ' S 'f A K Eleanor Fisher Jane Fisher Lloyd Four Garlene Goble Shirley Golding JU IOR GLASS M 1 5 Margaret Green 'i Nl' w-fffr Barb Dan Hansen ,Q ', Pleasel I I X l p Remember when Melva Heilman ! W111 Glo or ' IN, , d it J- Carole Hendricks Donna Henning June Herr Howard Hoffman John Holmes Z3 Ia an A Judy Kay Monica Locke H it-Qpqx rf' 3, - E Don Logsdon Q Berhalee Luke -5 Q' Barbara Martin n-QR 'ln-'Q 4:2 gf Y-ri Eileen Knabe Marilyn Kirkham Elaine Klampe John Leedy JU l0Il CLASS Five Little Rascals ft n'2l g g ,Q W I N fa 5 5 ix M y if, , . 2 rr L a c1 ,' T , I.-V- ,??y,.0 ' 4 H -- 3 f.. 5433 ' -' r f - . E: ' ,Q 4 1' - , 1 8 ,L 4:56 iw nn ' 40 5' .Il 3 Q6 'if V .. if 17.4 'I' , ? r I ,lf I- Angry or I-Iappy?? '? K 5 f, A , 0 0 040 X' QQ. 1 Q N. 'V ruff -5 X- 5. 'S 4 AT 3' - I x I Phil Mazzio Richard McCarty Barbara Meister Josephine Murphy Z4 S-,f Sam Little 5- in Nancy Lock l Virginia Ludwig -L, 111 f 5 A ff .X , Terence Luke mf1Q 9'-f Q. if C2 Jolm Ongman of 1--'Y Judy Palmer DU' ,Q .HX .1 f , David Rodgers ,Sf Y-'V Jack Ross ff A .73 Vx- .JS Q. ii -A ' if Claude Sanders l ? L Jeanne Schacht 62 , O 2. C it V 1 Y Q Q fl L' J -Q2 Q -Q i 5 X l 4. Harold Peterson Richard Pike John Poort joan Reid Robert Rock N 'l. .lune Rose Wilda Rouch o ' 'hs 1: QQ - X Slumber OH David Scarborough 2 if 'QIK' 5, . r ' 5 'EJ lf- Sherry Schoch Bill Shedrow Maxine Shepherd Arthur Singleton Chester Singleton rg 3 1 41' TS ' F 4 Y' Qs. sv A-. ,kxxrf yy I' x ' f 1 K' 5 Q x 3. ATI!! - x e V. w-tart Q Louis Skibbe Beverly Skiff Richard Smith Wilburn Smith Alyce Solmos Steve Strasser JU l0Ii CLASS IQ Tv. -sp N5 V Swinging To Victory Joann Taylor Tom Thiel Q- : t V V 1 K, Lawrence Tursi Bill Voreis my FQ Clk A , 41- I ' if Vt 33 , A Je 5 S z EJ' it , Q -f K tx It V ' xx , r X ,as Bill Wallace Glen wallskog Raymond Walton Dolores Warner Frank wehlage V Q 'I 9 A ' Q2 ass ' X ' i 4? ll,-4 6 2 . Q ,- - .N , ..xlAXXx-l - A. 4-. f' Frances welter Marcella welter Paul welter Jack williams Lois Williams Joy Zehner Flying High QV ,P T M er fh onkeys out e eacher 1 First as usual Confusion reigns here Q3 sisters, All in fun Man, this livin! ,J Million dollar smile Ho T'.z ', 'FW Pee . .1 Ping To ms S Surprise Seniors are but slaves under 27 Angels? 7 Of TUCTCY- Junior feet. If 4'-'V' .- ...- X Elsie Ambrose 4 sz 'Teil . If' J , 2 if I. Helen Bigora up ' N. 3 ki ji ,fy Q5 Sharon Burdine ' -'as it 1- ' Grace Caudill Nd 'S' ., 4 lui 5- Ronnie Arbuckle ,QQ - fi 1 -wo F4- Milan Borzin favs -. v ,-In l W Dottisue Buss Dixie Clark , K . rr ,. , , 5 Hur - . ' 45 ,Jax r ' i -if , A --1 K r ,1 X v , , 5 9 ,.- w Franklin Daniel Eldon Alan Allen Allen . '-fy? he o 'si George Harold Sharon Badell Banks Bickel - A an A In s' A , 'Q' ' J Mabel Sandra George Bradley Bridegroom Brooke 7 'W' Q? ll Gloria Mary Ann Erwin Byer Carpenter Casper , Z5 X in - Lounette Elem Clark Clemons 1 Q Daniel Cole '51, qw'-'Y Fred Cole 1 4 ., gy Q Q-, , uf, SPONSORS: Mrs. Martin: Mr. Simmonsg Mr. Campanellog Mr. Cook. CLASS OFFICERS: President, Pauline Engelg Vice- President, Steven Stoney Secretary, Nancy Iohnsong Treas- urer, Franklin Alan. ,av- s Q 5'NssO Bonnre Collrns .3 si George Czyz 7 Bruce Dumas 555, Y Robert Foltz l if Lavonne German 'ao- SP 1--7 Donald Herr Vlrlo Coonfare 9 Darlene D Arcy 'su-1 1 X Barbara Emrgh Evelyn Fort ws., sf Donald Green 1 f,f,..?L ' C.. Nettie Hopkins fu- Q. 5 DA we-' Leroy Cottrell N 1, Don Derengowskr 4 Paulrne Engel awww. fe Betty Freet .1- sl 'J l-la Green ve S' Edythe Howard f is ,a- . Q Nr Iovce Conley 3 'nj Betty Desho 5 Frances Evers W Carolyn Garr l '10 -u--6 Larry Grrffrth 1 Irwin Humes .ya ,F nn -.. T.. v Lrnda Cunnrngham 'Z 4 hifi John Drven -s James Folk Dall Geller Marjorie Hatfreld .api Nancy Johnson D ' ix ' XX Q .. Q a . , J . N A 4 J . r 'Ar . , - ., x 4 F ,X , I . , 1 pin 1 at 1' ' ' S X 4 TQ 1 QD J , ii ' 'XX f ,I-d s ' ' 7. EA V 8 N A ' 0. ' . , x. x ca ' ' b ' fi, A ' ' X ' I Q x X JU 9 -' x - 1 X x Q ,. it If .. 35' fe lat ' 7 f ,. ' v !,f .V - 'X Q 1 1 7 'fs rw, ,, 'wld ' l ' 5 -- 1 ,L M Q A 4 W X 1 V . . ff 4' -. , D' 1- - ' A, , - 4 o- ....- -J 'J'-f 'UQ eff 571' bf -A Carl Sandra Joseph Johnson :nw -u ff-Cm: Joanne Jason Krng Kmg Drane Marrlyn Leddrn Kroft Elalne Mar Malchow Ma sen L 'Z' sl U Dean Moreland Mclntlre Carol George Ann Pulver Prlce Thomas Karter Qi' Nr 5. Robert Kollsh 'df Bonme Loc krrd ge ? Don Mann Anna Morom Kenneth Rensuom 'rx Nancv Keller Q5 Q5 Karen Kotras fx 1-.y Z Ollre Lockrrdge '56, 'S Pam McGrew sl 1-'1' Eleanor Mott Jeanne Rex Dan Kepperlmg N' ad LOUISE Krecrk .R I0 l ug,' Everett Lowe ff! N- Vlola Mathews bn Paul s S. 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N John Darlene Mary Whitcraft Whiting Wilson X '-is A , 3 'uf I 54' 'Y-'wr' 1 X ',.. 4 I Calvin Dick Rudd Ruff -1- ,gl -':. ji V. 8 - I K' S Joanne Marjory Scott Shankland .t I 5' 3 K4 4 ..., J .Swv William Steven Smith Stone -an qu 'D Q-X' 1 gif' I Q 7' 5 4' -, V1 his , Sharon Nancy VanDeman Wallace as 'i Vt 1 Sl , nu , . I VJ 4 X, R Sandra Deana Welkie Whitaker fx - ' N '-73 X . X Glen Helen Winfrey Zeman 1 Elsie Allen Joann Aquino Ethel Banks ? C 7' -7 Sheila Bickel , , fi t . o-JI K C 'V Xt. John Allen 1 1,4- N-.-f 1 4 Edward Bailey ff ,-v x . fa- Carol Banta fl! -V1 Xx at f fi if ', W Q , V it X sv! Habo Allie X cu 5 U5 Q5 7 Marjorie Bailey ' 'Q '.I va- Alberta Beam E5 On the left, bottom to top Pres. Sheila Bickel Vice-Pres. Jerry Renstrome Secretary, Charlene Vendle Treasurer. Jean DeArmond On the right, bottom to top Sponsors Mrs. Kelly Mr. Hamblin Mr. Cira Mr. Whiting 3' 3k 4 fi an 1 N- A , . 1 A -f . Q -v lf, tts, , 3 J J Bob Doris Judy ATIOFIJOT1 Anderson Anderson 'l Mike Nanci' Kenneth Baker Baker Hales '12 -x 10- . L A-at . . 7' . I 1 I John Benny Beauchamp Becker Bennett Ruby oi 1 fir l0y Mary Bolen Brown Bill Linda Duane Brugh Burkett Burger FN N yf i '5 Paul Anzur Gloria Banasiak 0 5 - - 1 ,, 'gt BW Denny Beville ,Ltr .fv 1 llc I ll t Daniel Caesar 1 4 Qc- , f.- ., . 19 ' ,Sly w- -xx 4 -ty 1-4 A as 4 In i '5 Rebecca Terry Larry Rose Don Jeanette Slanley Caudill Chamness Chizum Coffin Combs Combs C0014 ' I i -ctw 1 3 ,9' 'Ik f C vp- 'EJ ' na' ef , -- X -Jef F 'ff R f . , ,ry J , , Sam Raleigh Judy John Jean Jim Carl COX Craig Daly Dan DeArmond Dedloff Dickson W F iii- 'lfiiflqfli m fJr i:????f f' 4, ,. 1 - -N I 0 - S' Q 1 5 J , V 5 . 4 .gr f .K Q . x , - 5 ' 4 H. 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A 3 'S SPONSORS: Mrs. Murray Mr. Beeson Mrs. Outcalt Mr. Young EEE TII GEAEE - . 1 's -f A YQK. 'fa gilIlIIIIh! v Xfggg in y sfgh p I 4 Q T 4 - . , 1 5 Qgw .' H bQfu ' fa? 17' f X ll Charles Abner Margaret Abner James Allen Joyce Allen Kenneth Allen Mildred Allen Anna Aquino Joe Aquino Kenneth Arbuckle Larry Arbuckle Carol Back Walter Barnett James Baughman Alice Beauchamp 'Us 9 A . Q.. Q., . v- 1 Edna Beauchamp Norman Berning ,C leaf X ,.., , 4,-v i X f 1-ff I ' Lonny Bolen Linda Braman .- W V, g we. i S Q Ft V' ,rea 'shi' ,f ' Timothy Brettin Ruth Brooke 42 Irene Brown Kermit Bridegroom Roger Brugh Sandra Ceaser Marcil Carpenter Verna Carpenter Leila Caudill Helen Chapman Cardean Clark Charity Clark Marie Conley William Cornelius Robert Cover James Cox . OFFICERS: Lonny Bolen President Suellyn Solliday Vice President Shirley Hewlett Secretary Shirley Pitrowski Treasurer 1 W A , ,W 5 af' if-f' sf A 2.31: E 'rg' A f L 'l H' 'W Sharon Cunningham Harry Davis Bob Dickson James Dixion Joe Elder Oris Fine Burn Fisher Glen Fletcher Marylou Falk Mary Folkers Myrna Foltz Gerald Fout Reva Eugate Nancy Geller Carol Green Patsy Hammerlund Joan Hannah Don Ha rdel Robe rt Harness David Hart A w A-15 , , I G KH A7 Jeanette Hensley Frank Herr A K Q 5 Shirley Hewlett Carl Holbrook 4 .. .. .. I 5, .1 1--v Xu Bernard Honkornp Darlene Humes 'T 1. Af. .-'fy , Q... Q' W If '. Sandra Jain Patsy James Virginia Jones Susan Joseph Howard Keller Leita Kimmey Roger King Darwin Kinney Margie Kirkam June Klampe Margie Klampe Judy Lenig Lloyd Lenig Charles Lockridge Sharon Lockridge Rex Lovely Richard Lundin John Majchrzak Juneen M cDonough Peggy Marks Ronald McGill Kay Mclntire Howard M clntire Leonard Miller 406' J. 'f-9 I ' I 41,1 41- il, Y bi A If - 5 3 .K:, 1 4 :- -Q E, I its Vlvu, 'I-mf Q.,- of gr -, I-X . , ' . ,ak , nl 41- ' ,- u -1 AWB i2 J .11- , 4. r D 4 U- '-f s, 'Y ,-A ml' f 5 A 'Q YQ 4 w w if-Z L I I pai Nr' . ig? ,f A 1 H v .Q- I l F X A 'Y A 1 E lf, -35 X ff 3 0. 1 vw ! 1 slr , ,Mu Qui' ,J an Q.. W if J .Q V rm 9 , ,Q t'x ua- K A -t 'i f ff ' ,,, ' 'W . k Q., 13' ' Qifeivil Ronald Mlekodaj Bob Morehouse Joyce Myers Fred Napora Clarence Napier Wendall Norem Don Odle Carl Paegel Bob Pawlik Carol Pawlik Claudelle Pick Shirley Pitroski Thelma Pitts Melanie Reed Susan Reed William Reid Carole Ritchey Dennis Ritchey Darlene Romine Robert Rowe mi- fu- ll g X .L ,. AN' Ak ' Hargis Sallee Billy Salyer -4' is-'Y I .I . 1 so f' ' 1' Larry Salyer Larry Scarborough , t r, , . W if . 2' 'E H , vt, ,Wa 7 151' F1 .. . ll? A . ,',,.9 - :SV Charilyn Sellers Guyla Sue Sellers Larry 1 Shepherd Barbara Shivley Arlova Singleton Hilda Singleton Doris Sirovy Cecil Smith Thelma Smith Suellyn Solliday Patrick Stage Carol Steele Charles Taulbee Terry Thompson Albert Tolson James Tolson Tommy Troyer Dennis Watson Cray Watson Mary West Sharon West Wendell West Mike Zingarelli av- 'vb rl' ., ' . fs fs K ' x ,IQ ...g 'Y Gu' 'ny ? - ' fi 17' fi 2 44.251 vw! A 1,2-Q. ,gk , Q. ,Lf T' ' 1 A ,ilu .,- '4 R I isx 5 .., 1' Qi rv-vw 4- 1 .1 I .K - Y 41 an Q--Q K v ' -1 v- 4 Frank Young-Assistant high- school football and track coach Jr High track coach. 1? J u,. s: if Q fi' Q, J-' -wal' I . Q -H c 4 1 l 1 f 2 , 4 V' Q ci! Q x J l , . 1 f ff E ur John Mathlas Head football ,f James coach gl ass1stant basket 2 V TuCkeI'-Head ball Coach ' J track coach N 1 j gf J 4 1 f , 4. f ln' N J ,H Thomas Beck-Athletic 1 director, head basketball coach, assistant football coach. 4' Robert Moore-Head cross country coach, assistant track coach, 5th and 6th grade bas- ketball c oac h. f! ggi '3 I C5 ...JF W 'Q Qfifx ff X' ,Juf gk by! -Q S 9011.0 VARISTY SQUAD: Ist rowg F. Allen, mgr., L. Combs, D. McGovern, I. 2nd row: G. Byer, mgr., S. Little, O. Lockridge, D. Herr, I. Holmes, C. Rudd, S. Stone, B. Voreis, I. Williams, Coach Mathias: 3:21 rowg I. Pyfer, M. Good, D. Hansen, I. Ross, B. Rock, E. Allen, I. Ambrose, S. Strasse: Co-Captain Bob Whiting SEASON RECORD Date Opponent We They Sept. 3 Nappanee O 19 10 Rochester Z7 7 17 Monticello 34 Z0 Z4 Rensselaer O 19 Oct. 1 Wash. Clay 14 14 8 Plymouth 7 13 15 Delphi 33 12 19 North Judson O 0 26 Edison of East Gary 7 Z6 Poort, I. Leedy, A. Singleton, C. Sanders, D. Ruff, B. Whiting. C. Troyer: Co-Captain Ted Klotz '-v R John Leedy End -'N ,.4' Ted Klotz Half Back -,fi s f X! Don Hansen-End I 'S Charles T Guard QA - 1 Art Singleton Tackle V Eugene Allen r End royer x Dan McGovern-Center FQ 3.1 Jack Ross Half Back Je 1 Steve Stras ser -Guard bt A . A rfb: 4? 'A 2 y , v is W nf .,,' .. T 1 Bob Whiting-Guard gl Half Back ta, ' 3 v Us 4 11 -5 Jim Ambrose Quarte r Back ax t , , -X fr- - ,., Claude Sanders -Tackle Micky Good Quarter Back I 3- 4? , Hi ,' Q, ggi , ky is A . I b 1 QE Richard Ruff ,asp - . .Tim Pyfer-Guard Full Back :gi A' John Poort Larry Combs Tackle Full Back B ob Rock Ja ck Holmes Ja ck Wllllanjs Don Herr d e S Olhe L-OCKT1 3 am Lzttle uigeag Steve Stone B13 Vorexs so Calvin Rudd K' P 2 flu! 4 .J...4l...ls. RESHMAN SOPHOMORE TEAM Row One D Leedy D Mann S Rrchte G Rodgers F Stone L Srngleton R Stngleton D Zmgafelll M Wahlberg D Burger Row Two G Byer fmanagerj B Bennett W Meyers D Rrchre M Mclntrre L Enyeart D Conbs T Moore M Baker R Prybylskr Mr Beck Qcoachj Row Three I Savage S Cook I Lenrg T Chamness S Cox N Herr R Fout I Mc Govern I Dan I Renstrom SEASON RECORD Opponent e They Plymouth Rensselaer Va1para1so Culver Mlhtary Academy Plymouth South Bend St Joseph ..t,?YY- -- 'Q ,' ' '--,I KNOX IUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Row One: C. Benninghoffg R. Mlekodajg I. Carpenterg R. Nelsong C. Napierg F. Byerg B. Byerg I. Smithg L. Srnithg D. Watson. Row Two: M. Cook: Do Odleg K. Bridegroomg J. Poleng D. Webbg N. Berningg T. Troyerp L. Lenigg O. Fineg L. Watson: B. Pawlik. Row Three: Coach Mr. Beeson: G. Coxg N. Hoffman: K. Voreisg E. Eggertg E. Sperber: I. Kachorg B. Barnett: P. Baker: D. Guthrie: T. Folkers. SEASON RECORD Opponent We They LaPorte O ZZ Rensselaer 26 0 North Judson 8 0 U REFRATER RRRSS CRU TRY RUNNER TEAM RECORD Knox 253 Lowell 22 Rochester 18 Winamac 27 Bremen 18 Plymouth QA 20 E.C.Rooseve1t 4- 17 Whiting 5 23 Crown Point 17 E.C. Washington E. Bailey, D. Webb, H. Banks, R. Johnson, B. Brooke, H. Green, Coach Moore. Bob Brooke Captain .fin The Knox High School Cross Country Team ended its third season of competition with nine wins without a defeat. The runners on this team have the honor of being members of one of the few fif not the only, underfeated varsity team in the history of the school. Bob Brooke, number one runner and captain of the team, finished first in every meet and had the reputation of being one of the best runners in the state. He was followed to the tape by Don Webb, an outstanding sophomore, who finished second to Brooke in all of the meets. Hard working Ralph Johnson, Hal Green and Harold Banks rounded out the first five. Other members of the team were Fred Howard, Jim Drews, Franklin Alan, Larry Chizum, Elam Clemons, Dan Cole, and manager Ed Bailey. The team will greatly miss the service of two graduating seniors, Bob Brooke and Ralph Johnson, but with nine of the first eleven runners being Freshmen and Sophomores prospects look good for next year. Bl-X315 Rlchard Ruff Guard Z5 Bob Brooke Guard AV Jack Ross Forward The vars1ty record for 1954 55 was an unsuccessful one from the standpo1r1t of games won but the team showed a great mmprovement at the end of the year We are 1n a bu11d1ng process and hope to see the reward for our efforts 1n t e Mickey Good Guard 54 commg years The flne new gym , L X John Leedy Forward Sherrill Ritchie Guard l - K f 7 ' we w1l1 have next year wmll also be a great lncentmve for v1ctory for the returmng vars1ty men and the future players of Knox At the end of the season Steve Strasser was elected hon orary Captaln Dan McGovern 'A Eugene Allen Forward -Lg, Harold Banks Claude Sander s Center Center IR Frank Alan Guard Guard X X ! Steve Strasser Forward Bob Rock Guard .Z J N 3 - . Xiu d . . . . ' ,fy tg ... ' ' ' fill . . 'L ' I v AX 1 Ar ' . . X W x JL X I ,' I . X ki d 2 li . N H f ' . 1 1' 1 o . . F, I 1 'bx .. R ra 1 Q f , I . 5 I J .M k ! r ' R X , - 1 - f 9 55 6 ? 4 TOP ROW:W. Myers. Mgr. 5 L. Singleton, B. Bennett. J. Drews, J. Lenig, M. Baker, Mgr. BOTTOM ROW: M. Mclntire. C. Runkle. L. Chizum. T. Chamness. B. Overholser, D. Leedy 35 XJ ,f '54 44 55 r....... TOP ROW W Myers Mgr J Renstrom D RICRIC D Zmgerelh M Baker Mgr BOTTOM ROW J McGovern T Moore T Parker R Smgleton I Dedloff thEEAEE i ,I A , f. ,13'1z 9 s' 1 A awed-if TOP ROW: J. Poleh, J. Carpenter, F. Byer. R. Nelson. B. Byer, L. Smith. J. Falvey, Mgr. BOTTOM ROW: L. Leiiig, C. Benninghoff, B. Lockridge, E. Sperber. J. Kachor. E. Eggert, T. Folkers. IQ? .:' in mmm ..- TEAM 'sf X by TOP ROW: J. Faivey, Mgr., N. Berning, C. Napier. K. Bridegroom. BOTTOM ROW: R. Pawlik, R. Mlekodaj, D. Watson. O. Fine. 5HlA.E lHh GEAEE TEAMS TOP ROW: Coach Moore, L. Bridegroorrt, L. Smith. D. Corey, D. Rodgers, G. Gillogly, W. Joseph, B. Good, K. Kenzhic. D. George, T. Wunder. L. Singleton. G. Fletcher, R. Cassidy, D. Sxsaford. MIDDLE ROW: R. Fletcher, T. Burkey, T. Wahlberg. P. Bernihg. L. Cleveland. T. Daley. J. Youngreeh, J. Kistler, J. Renstrom, M. Price, C. Burdine, D. Hire. BOTTOM ROW: B. Halcunzb. G. Wheeler, M. Fletcher. F. Salyer. L. Samuels. R. Eggerl. M. Singleton, R. Cavauder, B. Brown. LESTER LANE Dashes 880 Relay LEE BENNINGHOFF Varsity Letter 4 years DICK BU55 Shot Put, D3SheS, 880 Distances, Relay Relay, Varsity Letter 2 ears Y Varsity Letter 1 year SEASON MEET RECORD Argos-64, Knox-55, Judson-32 Lowell-68 213, Knox-40 113 Rochester-97 115, Knox-40 112 Argos-36 315, Winamac-27 Plymouth-74 113, Knox-34 213 Knox-74, Walkerton-36 Nappanee-70, Knox-42 112 Bremen-38 112, Monticello-86112, Knox-41 112 , Culver-23 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Knox-62, Hanna-69 FRESHMAN Plymouth-62, Knox-47 7th 81 8th GRADE Beat Plymouth Beat Jud son Lost to Walkerton JACK ROSS Dashes, Broad Jump, High Jump, Low Hur- dles, 880 Relay. lnellaarnlrrmfi BILL fSatchj SANDERS High 81 Low Hurdles, High Jump, Broad Jump, Dashes, 880 Relay, Varsity Letter 3 years, Holder of school records for High 8: Low Hurdles, Senior Athletic Award Winner. JOHN LEEDY Pole Vault, High Hurdles, High Jump, r SEASON RELAY RECORD VARSITY Goshen Relays--22 schools, Tie for 7th-13 points Sanders 2nd L. H. , 2nd H. H. , Brooke 2nd Mile, 3rd 880, 4th Sprint Medley Relay QLane Combs, Ruff, Whitingl Knox Relays-6 schools, lst place, 64 points Rensselaer Relays-8 schools, Tie for 4th, 40 points Rochester Relays-12 schools, 4th place-37 points FRESHMAN Warsaw Relays-8 schools, 6th place, 11 314 points BOB BROOKE Distances, Mile Relay GMM J Arlova Vendl Judy Sharp JMNEOR FWHM crabiu V Carla Chizum Jackie Renstrom Donna Jean Wolters Ruth Folkers HOME' Bettv Lou Ewing WOMENS IX June Benninghoff Judy Sharp Joyce Hasnerl QRuth Folkers MR AIIMISSK W V '- W.. S 1 ww V 'vnu-y, sts? AB- .Q-wwzup. ,, 4 lil '1'.,ll . J X ' C s. llrkiiz VT? l xxx W7 MOST INTELLECTUA L '5 Q , H ' I Q 1 4 4 4 x : Q I S , x I - . V u ..,.,.,... I , rv x 7 v I 1 Dan M CG ove rn Caro1Ty1 4 , 'U2Q'2'1,f F fue .44 W, :ga-fw' jj V 4 ,54 'igiff f 5 , :gf 1 4 ,L W5 Wil? E , '7 BEST DR ESSED Joyce Hasnerl , L k,f1 x '?'-iff Melun Lerug ,. x. N. ,?A..n.,,, - , v-M-f.e1s-rxrff-v-'rf-'vos . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCFED ew-L A 4 Ralph Johnson WR ih :af 1+ I I Bob whining V, S ,L R1eta Peterson BES T LOOKING liilln Q 2, P I 3 Judy Sharp f FRIENDLIFIST . -1 li 2. -vi fy 1 . U- f 1, is, U' iv? Garson Banks ' - ,Q q , To Aj , .i . 4 i. H, is 56 Donna Jean Wolters BEST SLI-IOOL SPIRIT Zh 5'5- bkeeter Small ff '0'l'ARLEr BEST DANCERS Bob Dumab X XM 5 A .il Carol Cunnmngham J 1 Q Norma Hurley 3154.412-sn 42 -.,.f..r Ah-V . -A f I' .........--,,.'-0' Larry Combs WITTIEST Barbara McGu1re 1 . I f. 1, J vf ,-v was 'fpbfg 1 f -Aux X a 1, W ,-'--Q 7 5. x N, pf-4 lllllll ClIO0L TUDENTNUNUIL The H1gh School Student Counc11 represents the hxgh school student body It IS composed of seven members Two are elected from each class whtle the pres1dent a sen1or 1S elected by the entrre student body Our meetmgs are called by Mr Laramore he sponsor and Harold Small, our pres1dent We 1S cuss problems of mterest to everyone Tlns year we Y' sponsored the homecommg decorated the goal posts for the home games took charge of the rmlk machme sold school supphes and set up a room for dancmg durlng noon hour We feel the Student Counc:1l has Harold Small done a great deal to 1mprove the student teacher Our Pres1dent relat1onsh1p STANDING Fred Allen, Eva Jane Shxdeler. Kenneth Renstrom, Kerth Green SITTING Jeanne Schacht, Reporter Harold Small, Presldent, Betty Lou Ewmg, Secretary treasurer, Mr Laramore Sponsor 70 '. . yt T' , ' , d' - 'L , , X Jlllllllll lllllll TUIIET Ullll CIL The Junior High Student Council operates on the same basis as the High School. lt is rnade up of six members, two from each class. Mr. Fields is fac- ulty sponsor and advisor. We set up the standards for election of Junior High cheerleaders and the honor roll. The possibility of having a milk machine is also being discussed this year. The Student Council strives to help the student body in every way possible. riff svn, ifB'fl6fiZ?4f9 ?f5'rl':1r' .155 .1 x 1 lm. STANDING: David Hart, Clifford Runkle, Secretary, Lynn Dowd, and Bill Barnett. SITTING: Sharon Wiles, President, Mr. Fields, Sponsor, and Mary Folkers. Jeanne Schacht N X X I Humor M W 0 A , , , ' Bonnie Crabill Distribution X Bob whiting Sports S, X lx Mrs. Foust x X X Advisor The Smoke Signals is the student paper of K. H. S. It is published twice a month and is self supporting. Our X advisor this year is Mrs. Foust. Carla Chizum 72 News X - A . Xl D B dl Z i Qi' i 94 J ,046 ij rf b MMA X ' - ' A flgm : 5 x , r x : , ,v K . A . 1. 7 - r , 5 z 1. Y f I --. 'L -1 1: . -1 X 2 ' f V N vffi-Ge X, -1 1x ! ,ff .M , ' 5 -A ' . fl g Q x iv Q' ! A ' X ? Q6 -' f- K ' . Typist Af X f' Teddy Minisan Editor Q Carol Cunningh d t Managing E P t Ri n e and Subscri i Vicky Budz' ft lt QU ll V M1ss Srruth D1TCCtO1' THE CAST W1lloughby Adams Dan McGovern a well behaved boy Aunt Hester BOHDIC Crablll Aunt LOUISE Dorothy Fletcher Aunt Olga Ruth Folkers Wllloughby s rnalden aunts Inner W1lly Bob Dumas W1lloughby s Inner self v1s1ble only to W1lloughby Stanley Clark Larry Combs tough guy Mlke Bob Wh1t1ng bashful Marybelle Turner the g1rl next door Norma Hurley Trudy Marshall Janet Marshall Joyce Hasnerl Jane Palumbo twxns Carol Martln Arlova Vendl W11loughby's g1rlfr1end 74 M C Girl Crazy, given last fall by the Senior Class, was a three act comedy with a western setting. The story centered about a rich easterner who had come west to claim his inheritance Once out west he meets his true love, opens a dude ranch and a night club, and gets tangled up with two killers. This was a good play with an amusing story. an i 0 K ' V These are the character parts who supported the leads and helped to carry the action and give the play color: Pete, Jim Bradley: Lank, Bob Dumas: Tess, Loretta Schmidtg Sam Mason, Dan McGovern: and the Policeman and Indian, Ralph Johnson. bl Here are the extras who did a grand job of E Il making the play move a little more quickly and setting the comedy mood: Laura, Iudy Sharp: Cactus, Iim Pyferg Betty, Ruth Folkersg Lucky, Keith Greeng Sally, Iune I-largroveg Babs, Donna Iean Wolters, and Janet, Carla Chizum. v l e l l ,t t beet Here are the main leads who were responsible for making the play lively and interesting: Louie, Bob Brooke: Rose, Norma Hurley: Jake, Charles Troyer Molly Gray, Carole Tylg and Danny Churchill, Bob Whiting. L. Combsg O. Williams, G. Banksg W, Gretzg T. Klotzg N. Rodgers, and Y. Brems are our unsung backstage heroes and heroines, the prompters, stagehands, and prop men who put up the scenery and did anything else that had to be done. They contributed a lot to the success of the play. HAKESPEAREA CL B The Shakespearean Club was founded in the fall of 1953. Membership is limited to the mem bers of speech class under the supervision of Mrs. Hite. The officers are in the front row. Barbara McGuire, Reporterg Joyce Hasnerl, Librariang Bonny Crabill, Vice-President: Bob Dumas, Presidentg KeithGreen, Parliamentariang Betty Lou Ewing, Secretaryg Jeanne DuBois, Treasurer. Every Friday the club has a meeting at which time programs are arranged and pre- sented by the members. These programs con- sist of readings, skits, pantomines, and radio plays. This year the club has given programs for many civic organizations. They performed at the Parent-Teachers Association, the Knox Woman's Club, and the Bass Lake Lions Club. Every year also the club goes to Chicago to attend an outstanding stage show. The club arouses a deeper appreciation of and a greater interest in dramatics. lx 'nh it wfkn -Na Most of our 65 members A11 our Judging teams at County contest Corn project Livestock judging More weeds than beans 79 Melva Hellman Jos ephine LIBRARY UL B nun 0FFlUEIlS SEATEDg Nancy Johnson, Vice Pres. of North Central Section Mrs. Johnstong Knox Librar ian: Joyce I-Iasnerl, Pres. Knox Library Clubg STANDINGg Norma Hurley, Vice Pres. g Veronica Estok, Treas.3 Bonnie Crabill, Sec. if fr 'eff 1 4 my! if SEATEDg 'K DIY. Za' a -1 X! Barbara Martin Eileen Knobe STANDING: Jean 01s Vicky Budzinski Jean DeArmond, Pres. Muriel Wilson, Vice Pres . SEATEDg Bonnie Collins STANDING: Sharon Burdine Nancy Keller Mary Ann Vallow Judy Daly, Sec. Mary Ann Brown, Treas. Junior High Librarians , sf xx'- ,IQ ? 2-T ' a I ,Q Q O af ,X A'- vw-56 S!! Q 'if SCIE CE CL If F5-A 'N GROUP PICTURE OF THE KNOX SCIENCE CLUB The Knox Sclence Club was organlzed last fall wlth Mr Reeves as sponsor The pr1nc1pa1 object of the club IS to gwe those students 1nterested ln scxence an opportumty to further the1r lnterests ln the f1e1d 1n wh1ch they are par t1cular1y 1nterested Meetmgs are held 1n the laboratory on alternate Monday mghts SOMEBODY GOOFED' ' ' ' ' ' ! ' '7 'P 82 ,QggL,. A, , SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: r to 1: Dan McGovern, president: Bob Whiting, vice-presidentg Pat Schultz, secretary-Lreasurerg Jack Ross, reporter: LeRoy Reeves, sponsor. 4 r 'i This is science '? e -S2 .W WWX 4 Yum!! Yum! Little masterminds or Franken- steins '? '? ? G 1954 55 G A A Mernbers a 1 , Initiation G. A. A. Homecoming Float The purpose of G. A. A. is to furnish an athletic and recreational program for girls. This year we have taken part in many sports: basket- ball, volleyball, dancing, softball, bowling, hiking, deck tennis, tumbling, and badminton. The G. A. A. held playdays with the various schools in the vicinity. Many girls attended district and state camps. Mrs. Kelly, our sponsor, has worked diligently to make this year a successful and enjoyable one. Offtcers Jean Ols prestdent Ruth Webb vlce prestdent Garlene Goble secretary Joan QW -- Nf 4, x , t P , - o 9 F .- V 'Y . A Q ,u ,, ,J . , L, ' . ' . V ' ' . -. . . . . . . . Ols, treasurer: Ioan Pitts, reporter, 4: X 4, ' uk ' if ', x Q V , ' V, Q Q1 5 1 MEMBERS ROW l:Eugene Allen, Bob Whiting, Ted Klotz, Bob Brooke, Dan McGovern, Larry Combs. ROW 2: Charles lroyer. lack Ross, john Leedy. Ralph Johnson, Steven Stone, Richard Ruff, John Poort, Jim Pyfer, Fred Allen, George Byer, ROW 3: Mickey Good. Bob Rock, Carl Joseph, Don Hansen, Harold Banks, Claude Sanders. Frank Alan. Art Signleton, Jim Ambrose, Jim Bradley, Steve Strasser. Hal Green. The Knox High School Varsity K Association is composed of the varsity letter men of Knox High School. Any boy who has won a var- sity K is eligible for membership and becomes an active member of the organization when he is initiated. The Association's primary objective is to promote better scholas- tic, social, and athletic achievements in the school and community. Mr. Beck, head basketball coach and assistant football coach, is the sponsor. I OFFICERS T Historian-Fred Allen Sec. 81 Treas. -Ted Klotz President-Bob Whiting Vice Pres. -Jim Ambrose Sergeant-At-Arms-Jim Pyfet Sponsor-Mr. Beck fd C Q frsx WUAL MUSIC KNOX lllllll SCIIUIIL CIIIIRUS T110 3911101 ph0m0re T P10 Nancy Lock Eva Shmdeler V7 Jeanne Schacht Darlene D'Arcy Judy Palmer Anna Morom Ph11 Mazzlo Bob Brooke Boys Quartet Dan McGovern Bob Dumas 1954 Spring Concert as Senior trio Nancy Rogers Loretta Schrrndt Jean DuBo1s President Dan McGovern Vrce Prendent Jean DuBois Secretary Treasurer Oletha Wllllams Recordmg Sec retary Jeanne Schacht Lxbrarians Nancy Rogers and Bob Brooke Reporter Loretta Schmitz Robe Chairmen Jack Rox: and Nancy Lock 90 'W P- fu 'lhxffi-gf! P 8 509 5 15 .lUNl0lllIlGIIl1ll0ll x QU U Q Mlxed Quartet I Bob Brooke, Nancy Rogers, Loretta Schmldt, R1chard McCarty 91 5 73 A f - f' 5. ,- , IQ ' I th F' N - x7 -R' , ij ,- 4' -5,5 . I 5, H' as ,, . gif. ki, 0 K T, ' L - 1 Q -1 x- R. JY fk, n I ff! y 23 4 5 o A . ,- z. , xg J-F .3 -1 1.51. C' f fr'- v 1 w P 25 1 .. zo 1 ....w.,,-.W ,-.naw-w,.,.,. .,. M...-v x AST .sts ., ykfr D' .- -V . f' . ......v-........-.na ..........--.--...g-.-u ,,., 2.91 ,dl 4 . , .,- 1 wwf... , A . A 'fn .nw ,, au- aw 4 --.-qx.-.vu unusual ,P .35 Pt x . K ,N if .6- ,:,. 4 S . 'ir' f ..- ,. ir ai ?-aw' .A...... mv... . , -,,., . ,. ......,...+-f....,.- inn: Q 19 f., L 7144651 . Q - ,,,, Ni. .i.f,':, X , g 1 S,-' jjf ,i' W . ,gk , x f ' - 'wir A nf, ' . Y .fy .4 ,155 It , t, Aly. - .lf-,, 'W is 'x -rw ICQ f , 1 .Vp . 6 TWIRLERS: C. Tylg S. Bridegroomg B. McGuireg S. Schoch. The Knox High School Band under the direction of Kenneth Hughes is will known through out the State for its performances in contest and concert work. This re- cognition has made it possible for us to take several outstanding trips in the past year. In '54' we part- ticipated in both the District and State Contests in which we received a Superior rating. In the spring the band took a trip to Canada, playing a concert in the Capitol Theater in Chatham, Ontario. On the way home the band DRUM MAJORETTE: Carole Tyl stopped off at Greenwich Village and the Ford Museum. In the summer the band marched at the Mermaid Festi- val in North Websterg and a few days before school started, the band also marched at Riverview. This fall the band received new uniforms through the courtesy of our Band Booster Organization. They are pictured in the various ways they can be worn on the preceding pages. The band wore these uniforms for the first time for a con- cert it played at Shortridge High School in Indianapolis for the Music Educator's Society of Indiana. K HX HIGH UHHHL MARCH! H BA H 1 mV:ad'+ A.. , A -. - -' af- + ' A C , 0-'nit Z , A . f v . , v- - ,gv . Y ,iff Bexoved I M I 1 ai lil, I KNOX BHNU Seniors Qhaver one 5 '38 ayed H 61-e . In C 'Q anada Ain't Love Grand our DiI'eCt01' Gu our Way' 1 1 4 ' 1 ?1e9. l N ere We 41- OQ 1' 1 5 .. Just Looking Sz .U 4-4-ua -1 5:-, STANDING, Left to Right: lim Pyfer, Business Managerg Mrs. Hire, Sponsor: Rieta Peter- son, Carol Tyl, and Parry Schultz, Co-editors. We, the Annual Staff of 1955, would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped us with our Sandbur this year. Many on the staff have worked hard and given much of their time and talent to make this book a success. Those that we, the editors, would especially like to thank for mag- nificent co-operation and willingness to work hard are the following: Judy Kay, Joy Zehner, LaVerne Cholowinski, Shirley Goldin , Dottisue Buss, and Jane Palumbo for coming in every morning and adding their bit to this book. We would also like to thank our Business Manager, Jim Pyfer, who has been responsible for the sellin of ads and subscriptions. Without this the annual would not be pos sib?e. We are sure that Jim especially appreciated the help of Norma Hurley, Vicky Budzinski, Bob Whiting, Carol Hendricks, and Yvonne Brems for their unsurpassed efforts in selling ads and annuals. Next we would like to give recognition to Bonnie Crabill, Jeanne Schact, Judy Palmer, and Margaret Green, for the fine work they have done on the Sandbur. Thanks to Ken Bradley and Ken Renstrom for their art work. Also thanks to Wilburn Smith for his fine photography. You may have noticed that we have not mentioned our sponsor, who is the backbone of the annual, Mrs. Hite. We want to thank her, most of all, for her patience and all the wonderful help she has given us throughout the year. We realize that she has iven up much va uable time to take interest in individual problems anc? has pulled side by side with the rest of us to make our annual a book long to be remembered. Signed Q P754 70 FRIENDLY CONIFIDEIN TAL SERN ICE CYEINERAL, BANKING Farmer Bank and Tru tllo Member FDIC and Federal Reserve System Knox Indlana Phone 490 COIWPLETE INSURANCE SERY ICE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Affiliated Finance Uorporatlon Xlrno Srnlth Manager FARMERS BAINK BLDG Knox, Indmana Phone -190 0 Rudolph L.. Stark, Cashier I I I I KLAMPE PLUMBING 81 HEATING Deep Freeze Apphances Automauc Hot Water Heaters Automatlc Heatxng Equlpment Knox Ind P 1 5 6 1 MARIAN S MODES 11 North Manu St Infants Chlldren gl Ladles Ready to Wear Knox Ind Ph 3931 Cornphrnents VAN S INN Cornpllrnents ECONOMY PLUMBING 81 HEATING COX BROS SUPER SERVICE Texaco Petro1eurn Products Goodyear Tlres Ph 3041 Knox, Ind WELLS COAL YARD I-hgh Grade Coal Fau' Prlces 205 W Wash1ngton St Z Blocks West of Courthouse Ph 1201 I 1 v . n A M- A 10 an----1 I , . h, of I of at . PURE FOOD BAKERY Hom d B Fa Cx Past no I Pho e CRIDER BROS BODY SHOP So th I-I aton St Phone 3171 no I GREEN S REXALL DRUGS H R 5 ebe tha1R h no Pho B t W sh tothe a s of ART HART CHEVROLET INC O KNOX BOWLING ALLEY AND P AND G GRILL Fo Fu Si Good Food Best W shes to the Class of 5 KNOX FLORAL CO 35 gl So Heato St Pho e 80 Kno Ind Compl m nts of THE CORONA RESTAURANT Phone 456 Knox, Indmana KNOX MOTORS Kalser W111eys Sales 8 Serv1c Here to berve Knox, Ind1ana CAI! YIIGII Phone 378 -WP' ea e read . . 'i n . P . h I' ries K x, Ind. he 12 K x, nd. n 35 -. , -..-.- ---,L--,s.o-,-,.-,.o--.s-oL---.--LV.----------- es i es C1 S lI55ll u e . , . K x, nd. Kn x, Ind. it II5 ll HW. . n . r n n x, . i e I I Herman Zechiel John J. Zechiel L1censed and Bonded Earl Zechlel Knox Ind1ana Tractor Fuel Apphances Cyhnder or Bulk Insta11at1on Because 1t's Dr1 Processed CHAPMAN'S DRI GAS 596 So Pearl Street Knox Ind1ana Phone 9 Compllments JEAN ETTE S Beauty Salon Q 1 D1'i-GHS of 4 ' rv '- . H I I Compliments Compliments of of C. KEITH HEILMAN INSURANCE AGENCY wlLKlEs CLEANERS 50 East Washington St. Phone 405 Knox, Ind. Phone 711 Compliments To The Class of 1955 Congratulations and Best Wishes of For Your Future Success EDNA'S FASHION SHOP and REISS CLOTHING STORE DAVIS ICE CREAM PARLOR We have homemade ice cream for all occasions Best Wishes To Class of 55 MARTIN CLEANERS 3 Day Service 4 East Lake Street Phone 4472 Knox, Ind. MARTIN cLsANsn5, pick Best Wishes To The Class of 55 BOOT'S RECREATION Maynard 8: Ann Phone 229 Knox, Ind. BLENKE BROS. Dodge Plymouth Dodge Job Rated Trucks Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery Knox, Ind. Valparaiso, Ind. Ph. 426 Ph. 2-3981 Best Wlshes To the Class HARRY PRICE FUNERAL HOME Compllments of your OLDSMOBILE DEALERS Joe Dale and Don Sellers GOODS SHELL SERVICE Shell Motor Fuel 81 Lubmcatmon Goodyear Tractor T11'6S Goodrmh Tlres E1 Batter1es 103 So Heaton St Knox Ind1ana Phone 380 C omplmments of BYERS FLORISTS I Monsumn AUT0:f1ff1 W mm MURELAND AUTO SALES 29 years a Hudson Dealer Knox Ind1ana P 122 1 W S PULVER 84 SON Cornphrnents Growers Sz Dlstrlbutors JEAN 81 MICHAELS TAVERN Home Made Ch111 Indlana Certlfled Sandwxches 81 Plzza Ple Beer 8: Wxne Seeds Bass Lake Ind1ana Knox Ind Ph 8421 Comphments BLOOM'S to Knox I-hgh School Bass Lake Ind GOL0 BEMENDERFER Realtor fl- Q 'A QQ 'mm 1 , , NR Bi - - 0 - : ' 1 1 V rg . ,, . P i' , W is ., . . 5 U n L i ' V Ev - ' 6 D ' N ' , 5 V -M T ,. h. ' Q . of Best W shes to the Class of 1955 KNOX GROCERY 81 MARKET 7015 Sh1eld Phone K o Ind ana 2464 Fo All Phllco Appl a ce gl T V see MODERN EQUIPMENT K ox Ind N H GOLD INC Plumb1ng Steam gl Hot Water Heatmg Phone 2803 Knox Co pl ments f FIRESTONE DEALER Home ade MARY ANN CANDIES FamousZfo 25 Ha b rgers CARPENTER S CANDIE 81 SANDWICH SHOP 53 East Lake St Knox Compllments C KEITH HEILMAN INSURANCE AGENCY 50 East Washmgto St Phone 711 Compllments of WELKIE'S CLEANERS Phone 405 Compllme of THE FLIER Bass Lake Knox' Ind Phone Knox 8732 i r . in .. n, . nx, i . . , . mi o rn . of rlgf mu . I ' n. ' ' nts Complunents KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY Furmrure Apph ance S Skelgas KNOX SHEET METAL WIDMBT Low Pressure Burner and V1ctor Furnace Phone 3272 Juhus R K1sh Conuphrnents FOUT S MARKET 553 E Lake St Knox Ind Best Wlshes To Class of 55 MIDWEST LUMBER PRODUCTS Bu11d1ng Mater1a1s Knox Ind Phone 8629 HENRYS DRY GOODS STORE You are always Welcome at Henry s Shoes Dry Goods Clothmg For the ent1re Famxly 54 E Lake St Phone 14 Knox Ind C ALAN JEWELERS 19 South Maln Street Phone Knox 1291 Indlana GOODALL BUICK SALES Bulck Sales gl Serv1ce Phone 394 Knox Ind Cornphrnents of THELMA'S 3 North Phone Ma1n St 1491 Sweaters S1-urts Blouses of ll Il of I ' ' 3X4 Mi. So. on Hwy. 35 I I . cook EQUIPMENT co. AUTO. MUSIC 81 RECORD SHOP Records New gl Used Farm Machinery Phonographs of Novelty Gifts Any Make Phone Knox 133 Corner Hwy 35 Sr 8 Phone 1924 10 Main St. Compliments of SPORT MART 13 N. Main St. Phone 91 Knox, Indiana Congratulations on Y our Yearbook JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY 2 North Pearl Phone 193 KNOX IS A GREAT TOWN Compliments of GLEN N KAY MOTORS Compliments of WARD'S KTIP TOP1 BAKING CO Rochester Ind. Compliments of Sears Roebuck 81 Company Pho e 50 Ma1lO de Z3 o Idana Protect P ec o s Eyes ght W th NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Compl en of JAAX S RESTAU RANT Bass Lake n ' r r Kn X, n i im ts ' r iu i I 'i Plenty Of Good Light 8 FALVEYS Falvey s Department tore ples FordCa adT k of H gh ay 35 Kno Phone 481 l.oNG-'rHoMPsoN LUMBER co AND WENTZ MOTOR SALES HAMLET LUMBER CO. ,,,y-.. 'BABY 'FIELD :Huw CHICKS SEEDS 'FERTILIZER O'l l'l-I D GAS 'KNOX IND Phone I5II 1 DEAR READER We slncerely hope that you have enjoyed your yearbook thls year Before you close your book read agam the names of your fr1ends who have helped us fmance the 1955 SANDBUR Please patron1ze these people and tell them that you apprec1ate YOUR ANNUAL STAFF Dr Paul A Badell Lucky Gardens Ben Franklm Store Mac's Barber Shop B1nk's Dr1ve Inn Rannell's Funeral Home Hamlet Beeson Serv1ce Stat1on Rellance Beauty Shop D 81 B Recreat1on Schultz Bros 5 8: 10 Store Fran's Beauty Bar South Smde Grocery Go1d1ng's Servxce Statxon Starke County Abstract Trtle Sz H Sz M Implement Co Guarantee Co Knox Frozen Foods Starke County Realty Co Lake Slde Groc Bass Lake I Stella, 5 Klopot Studro Lane's Gr111 81 S1ncla1r Statmon Sugar Bowl L1ghtn1ng Ranch Bass Lake Verhagen's Optometrlst W1lken 8: Musser Wunders Super Foods I l ' X J I I I I I I I I I I I I their cooperation. 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