Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

Olcl Knox High Don't let them get you clown, Earl Ho-hum! what a day! Wake me up when you get it open. What are you supposecl to do with it??? Get a horse, boysl! What webs these mortals weave! 1 q HOMECOMING .lS,FUljl.!f I 1 I , ul A,,,, Y,,,..,,, A , 1 I lf, U ,Av J --Y , v 1 V - , , . , . f f LET? mm M F ill, 3 i e Junior High Float our Team ...J---g - -r'k,, . - La. - QQIE I,-nts-C G- , ' V 3 NUM: 4 1 Y fy-l l Ypjxxu livfdl ,' f sf- HM, G.A.A. Float F.F.A. Float ,xl cal- ft ,-a.4. -..f'k. Jumol' Class Flodf They all look luke queens 319957 S'anJ5a'z HMV Knox H S 'Jable of Contenta fldminiatnation and Gacultq Seniona 'Llndenclaaamen Sponta Onqaniyationa flduentiaementa Page 3- I2 I3-40 4I-68 69-88 89-I I2 I I3- I32 'lonewoncl On the pages of this 1957 Sandbur, we, the annual staff, have tried to put into pictures and writing the story of this school year. We have attempted to portray the events of our school life, the fun we have had, and the friends we have made. lt is our hope that in the years to come you will look back over this book and recap- ture these moments of fun. 2 X Sfacultq ml-me ' One of the most important factors in having a good school is to have a well qual- ified faculty. We are very proud of our teachers, and we shall always remember not only the knowledge we have gained from them but also the advice and counselling they have given us. ln grateful recognition of their steadfast, intelligent guidance and service to the Knox Schools we solute them! fidminiatnation 1. 156, Y-.5 95 'Om- ' ml of High School MR, SECOR: Superintendent of Schools MR. HAMBLIN: Prine! REg Pfmc P81017 . MR. LARAMO Umor High Sc bool Our school system was guided by a new and competent superintendent this year, Mr. Secor. With his friendly smile he has already gained many friends among us students, and we hope that he likes Knox and will be with us for many years. He has helped in his administrative work by a cooperative school board composed of Mr. Zechiel, president, Mr. Cook, secretary, and Mr. Myers, treasurer. Our very efficient Mr. Laromore was the principal of our high school and again guided us with understanding and enthusiasm. Mr. Hamblin, whom we all knew well as a teacher, became the principal of our junior high. school and already has gained the confidence and respect of the students. We students at Knox feel that we are most fortunate in having these three men, Mr. Secor, Mr. Laramore, and Mr. Hamblin, to guide us in our last six years in the Knox Schools. Office Secnetaniea 44 as MRS, DEMBOWSKI: MRS aft' , - BRIDE ' Scho01 Secret Super1ntendent's Secretary GROOM. I y1,oR:H1Sh - Unior Hj h S MRS. TA 3 ecrerary N LIS IH PORTANT M MW Enqhah H MRS HITE Enghsh Latm MR MOOT Engllsh pJ ' MRS, HAMBLIN Enghsh 5 MRS, KLEINDORFER English ww ' Q X wf-'f ' ff xx 'gr ,J ' X I fr . f' a mix Xl MEN 4 'l' s 'WEE . f f l if af--6 52 T5 ,fy Wlathematica my 14 F 0 E c r MR TUCKER Mathematxcs MR YOUNG Mathematlcs N? wi 'Q iw -...,. iii MR WHITING M3Ih6m3I1CS MR LUCAS M3thCm3I1CS Enghsh Soclal Studles X I ' I . . - . . f 35,1 A 'ff A' Q - - 'Q 5352- Q ' 5' 1 7 1. ry -L ' Q 1 Rf - g 1 A , - Q 5 A ,Q 9, ..-,, - :K , :SIU ' g 1 , .W 'A ' 4 ' if f R 77 , f ifrmj ' - 11 1.1 Y u - Q - l u . We ow- K Science C '220' MRCOOKBi1gy Mnmzsvlasch nyusugry 14 qfucultune C3 MR HARRINGTON Agr lt Phyi 8 MR, WAGNER. Sc enc X U 50+ 2 'WH-Q W' -.,.,,, M. ' ntl ' 1 1 . :oo . :emis,..ior, Family Living. O . : icu ure, scs - i e -Home Economzca SE.,-eip. swf- Z any 9 QR N 'Xxx Eggs dl iw. W MISS LAUER Home Economlcs MRS BEESON Home Econom1cs .gnduatfual Ania e MR, HASSEL- Industnal Arts MR, CIRA: Industnal Arts , Z5 f V .. 0 gg 'L , .' vw I . F AA P !f':s, 5 .. ge ef r X 3 2 X x gn . , ,gk Q W x 2 f'K t?'u 'ik' fi mmf' fQ3ff,f asian! a W Y ,A , . Z Y .,., l ,B Sl. , f MRS WARNKE Phys1ca1Educat1on Englxsh MR LONGFELLOW Phys1ca1Educat1on MRS KELLY Phys1ca1Educat1on Orxentanon 10 MR FINK Phys1ca1Educat1on Ouentatlon ' W! 'Phqaical Education if ix muaic P. MR MINIX Band Engllsh MR HUGHES Band MR SCI-IUCK Chorus Lzbnanq Dnwena Education .-5 WMM '61 MRS JOHNSTON Llbranan Enghsh 11 MR, MATI-HAS 111versEducat1on Typmg 'lacultq Snape what's the 1ate,st??? well, it started Fatherly Love. this way, My Hero! I Who said that? Don t cry now. FOOD! ! I'm not coming downl Watch Out! The walls are falling. what IS that on your s1eeve?f It s txme to play Semona W lt's hard to reallze that only a few years ago we were little, mslgmflcant freshmen and that now we are the hugh and mighty seniors All summer long we had looked forward to our sensor year wrth the greatest eagemess, and now when st ns almost finished, we are sure that It has been the greatest year of our school career So many interesting and exerting thlngs have occurred this yearl Outstanding highlights were the pamtmg of our senior cords and the wearmg of them to the first football game to let everyone know the sensors, the partner patmg ln and watchmg our athletic contests, the receiving of our Senior pictures and the exchangmg of them wlth friends, the sponsoring of a successful Christmas dance, and the selectmg of our commencement Invitations and caps and gowns Now before us are left only the commencement week actlvltles, Including the prom, our senior trips, Baccalaureate and fuanlly commencement Itself We are looking forward to these with great 'oy but also with a feelmg of sadness at the thought of leaving old K H S forever I Q S ' .A sg! J 2' , Q Q if . in j I yi 8 K 5'5 , ,A V If ,- 'JNJLY Q L 1 im qs 1 exs K-,'X 1300 wg? .. we . . . . . . o Q or ' ' ' 1 O O . l . U l L I C , . . A I I O U O . , Q . . - O O I D C I Q s Q g o o 0 l C Q , O . . . 1. . . . . . . C . . l I I I Gbbicena 'l .. We new K John Whitcraft, Randall Denny, Bruce Dumas, and Dena Whitaker, At the end of our Junior year we elected our class officers: Randall Denny, presidentp John Whitcraft, vice-presidentg Dena Mmltdcer, secretaryg and Bruce Dumas, treasurer. We were sure than that we had chosen efficient ones to re- present us and this yea' has proved that our chalice was excellent. In this year of guidance our officers were greatly aidedby our understanding and capable sponsors: PW. Simmons, NWS. Fovsf, Mr. Cook, Mr. Sfneldlrj Wumke. Long will we remember our famous class meetingstl we can still see Randy pounding on the desk and yelling, 'lquifetl qutiat, please! Alter Dena read the minutes, Bruce. would again urge Us all to dues. an Even though we all wished to voice our opinions, we would finally get down l to business and get the necessary work done. l e D ll ,-Q Seniona We feel that our four years in Knox High School have been very profitable ones to us. From our studies and teachers we have leamed many facts that will pre- pare us for our future lives. We have thoroughly enjoyed our sports, our organizations, our dances, our programs, and all the activities of the school. Long will we re- member all these things, but the memory that will live in our hearts the longest will be the memory of our class- mates and the wonderful friendships we have formed with them. And so on the following pages we are proud to present to our readers the Class of l957. FRANKLIN EUGENE ALAN A smiling gallant he, Ever fond of ladies' company. Class Treasurer 2g Class Secre- tary lg Boys State Represent- ative 3, Cross Country 2,3,4, Reserve Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,45 K Club 2,3,4, Historian 3,44 Science Club 3, Class Play 3,4g Newspaper 2, 3,4, Sports Editor 3,4. DANIEL ALLEN Where the stream runneth smoothest the water is deepest. F,F,A. lg Reserve Football 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ELDON JAMES ALLEN Many individuals have, like uncut diamonds shining qualities beneath a rough exterior. ELSIE L, AMBROSE Good temper, like a sunny day, Sheds brightness over every- thing. Library Club 1. 15 , rx 5 A. - '5f,ikjr,. L, ,, ,. . is '55, 'iqissws 'E .' Y .1 . . --5, ', f' TNQ Seniona SHARON KAY BURDINE Something old, something new, Something borrowed, some- thing blue. G,A,A, 15 F,H.A. 2,3,45 Newspaper 1,3,4, Art Editor 35 Library Club 2,3,45 Stage Craft 2,3, Secretary 2,35 Annual 3. DOTTISUE BUSS Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit, Class Play 3,45 Cheerblock 25 Annual 2,3,4. GLORIA JUNE BYER Silence is more eloquent than words. Annual 15 G,A,A, 1,45 Chorus 15 Newspaper 45 Shakespearean Club 4. MARY ANN CARPENTER Little deeds of kindness, little words of love, Help to make earth happy, like the heaven above. D,A,R, County Winner 45 Athletic Carnival Queen 25 G.A,A. 1,2,3,4, Treas- urer 45 Class Play 45 News- paper 4, News Editor 45 Cheerblock 3,4, Treasurer 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pianist 2,3,4. ERVIN CASPER Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter, Sermons and soda-water the day after. Varsity Football 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 K Club 45 F,F,A, 152, 3,45 Band 1,2,3, DIXIE MAE CLARK If she will, she will, you can depend on't. lf she won't, she won't, and that's the end of't. Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 G,A.A, 1,2,35 Shake- spearean Club 45 Student Director of Class Play 35 Operetta 35 Science Club 2,3 Semona ELEM CLEMONS I envy no man that knows more than I, Bur I pity him who knows less. Varsity Football 4g Track 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g K Club 45 Stage Craft 2. DANIEL COLE Love me, love my dog. Intramurals 2,3,4g F,F.A. 2,3,4. FREDDIE COLE He doeth nothing and doeth it we11. Intramurals l,2,3,4g F,F,A, 3,4, BONNIE MARIE COLLINS The only way to have a friend is to be one. Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls Glee Club 3,4g Newspaper l,3,4 Cheerblock 2,3p G,A.A. 2 Library Club'1, 2,35 Stage Craft 2g'F,H,A, 2,3. LEROY COTTRELL Speech rs silver, silence rs golden GEORGE CZYZ I d lrke to go a courtrng ifl knew how. Seniofta PA ULINE ENGEL A smiling Countenance, a hearty laugh, In making life pleasant, counts one-half. Class President 2g Junior High Newspaper Editor 15 Newspaper 1,3,4g Cheerblock 2,3,4, President 4g F.H.A, 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4g Library Club 3,45 Chorus 1. FRANCES ELIZABETH EVERS I could be better ifl would But it's awful lonesome being good. G,A.A, 1,2,3,4g Chorus 3, 4g Girls Glee Club 4g Annual lg Newspaper 3g Cheerblock 3. ROBERT MILTON FOLTZ A farmer some day Bob will be-- He'll raise the crops needed by you and me. F,F,A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 K Club 3,45 Intramurals l,3,4g Varsity Football 3,45 Track 4. EVELYN FORT l'm one of those who do not believe in love at first sight. I believe in taking a second look. Newspaper 1,45 Chorus 1, 2, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Report- er 3g F,H,A, 2,3,4. BETTY LOU FREET Friendly, capable, and optimistic, Good nature is her character- istic. Newspaper 4, Exchange Editor 4: G,A,A. 1,2,3,4g Cheer- block 4g Shakespearean Club 4. CAROLYN SUE GARR So much laughter, so much fun, Carolyn sure is a giggly one.' Chorus 1,2,3g Shakespearean Club 45 Science Club 3g Cheerblock 3. 20 Seniofta LAVONNE SUE GERMAN Slim, trim, and neat. Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4, Recording Secretary 4, Operetta 3, G.A,A. 1,4gF.H.A. 3,4, Song Leader 3, Vice-President 4. DONALD IRVING GREEN A bachelor is one who enjoys the chase but does not eat the game. F,F.A. 1,2,3,4. MARJORIE EMMA HATFIELD A disposition that's sweet and sound, A girl who's a comfort to have around. Vice -President lg Chorus lp G,A,A. 2, Cheerblock 3. NETTIE JEAN HOPKINS My heart is true as steel. Chorus l,2,3,4. EDYTHE R. HOWARD Not a care or sorrow to trouble you When you know the one you love, loves you. Cheerblock 2. NANCY KAY JOHNSON Wholesome and happy, gay and carefree, And all the things a girl should be. Student Council lg F.F.A, Chapter Sweetheart 4g Home comin Attendant 4, Prom Attendant 3, Athletic Car- nival Queen lg Library Club 1,2,3, President 1,3, Vice- President 2, G.A.A, l,2,3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4g Newspaper 1,3,4, Co-Editor 4, Cheerblock 2, 3,4, Secretary 3g Shake- spearean Club 4, Librariang F.H.A. 1. 21 tm 'PCG Semona LOUISE KRECIK A merry heart goes all the day, Cheerblock 3, Newspaper 4. MARILYN KROFT How she studies and recites Give the flunkers forty frights. Chorus 1, 2. DIANNE MARIE LEDDIN Eat, drink, and be merry, For tomorrow you may diet. Science Club 2,3g Chorus 2, 4, Shakespearean Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Annual Staff 4. BONNIE LOCKRIDGE A woman's work, grave sits, is never done. G.A,A. 1,45 F,H,A, 4, Cheerblock 4g Chorus 4. OLLIE LOCKRIDGE His friends there are many--- His foes are there any??? Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Track 3,45 Intra- murals 2, K Club 3,4, Sergeant- at-Arms 4, Science Club 2 3, Class Play 4. MARY LOU MADSEN This gal has her future planned, And I think that it includes a man. Library Club 3, 23 unl'l 'l ' i M.-4 Seniona JUDY ANN PAWLIK But still her tongue ran on, the less of weight it bore, with greater ease. F,H,A. 3,4g Cheerblock 3. GEORGE ANN PRICE lf the good die young, It's a wonder I have survived this long. Class Play 34 G.A.A. 2, CAROL JANE PULVER A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the wisest men. Band 1,2,3,4g Librarian 3,4g Chorus 1gG,A,A. l,2,4g Class Play 3. GUY E. RODGERS Round the curve lickety split A beautiful car--wasn't it? F.F,A. 1,2,3,4g Class Play 45 Intramurals 1. CAROLE MAE ROSE Not afraid of workg but not in sympathy with it, Cheerblock 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3, CALVIN RUDD Worry never made a man great. Why should I worry? Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3,45 Track 4g Basketball Manager 3g K Club 4g Class Play 4g Cheer- block 4. Sum' Seniona RICHARD H. RUFF For the apparel oft proclaims the man. Varsity Football 2,3,45 Con- ference Second Team 45 Varsity Basketball 2,45 Track 1,2,3, 45 K Club 2,3,45 Newspaper 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. SAVAGE Its a fickle, fickle, wor1d5 Full of fickle, fickle girls. Student Body President 45 Student Council 3,45 Reserve Football 2, Varsity Football 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Class Play 35 K Club 3,45 Cheer- block 3,45 Shakespearean Club 4, President 4. AUDREY MAY SCHUSTER The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worth while, That costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile, Class Vice-President 35 Prom Attendant 35 Band 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 3,4, Student Director 45 Chorus 1,45 Cheerblock 3,45 G.A,A, l,2,45 Class Play 45 Annual 2,3,4. MAIUORIE A. SHANKLAND A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Library Club 3,45 G.A,A. 3.4: F.H.A. 4. EVA JANE SHIDELER She that is not jealous is not in love. Student Council 25 Girls State Representative 35 Band 1,2,3, 4, Librarian 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, President 45 Cheerblock 2,3,45 Annual 2, 3,45 Class Play 45 Newspaper 2,35 G.A.A, l,3,45 Chorus 1, 2. HELEN SIRVOY For they can conquer who believe they can. F.H.A. 2.3.45 G.A.A. 2. 3,4. 26 Semoua GLORIA K WATSON She looks so meek but isn t after all. DON WEBB Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. Varsity Cross Country 2,3,4 Captain 3,45 Varsity Track l,2,3,4gInt1'amurals 1,2, 3,4g K Club 2,3,4, Vice' President 4. RUTH E, WEBB The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Assistant Li- brarian 4g G.A,A, 1,2,3,4, Vice -President 2,3, President 3g Class Play 4, Operetta 3. DENA WHITAKER lt's good to be merry and wise. Class Secretary 4g Cheer- block 3,45 Newspaper 4, Circulation Editor 45 Library Club 4. JOHN C. WHITCRAFT Early to bed--Early to rise Until I have the cash to do otherwise. Class Vice-President 45 F,F,A 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. DARLENE WHITING The more you say, the less people remember, The fewer the words, the greater the profit. Library Club 3,4. 28 Seniona MARY E. WILSON Beauty is powerg a smile its sword. Homecoming Queen 4g Prom Attendant 3g Newspaper 3,4g F,H.A. 3,4g Cheerblock 3. JOHN PAUL WELTER Ho1d the fort! I am coming! F,F,A. 1,2,3,4, GLEN WINFREY Blessed be agriculture! If one does not have too much of it. F.F.A, 2,3,4g Intramurals l,3,4. HELEN ZEMAN There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. Thus we have shown you our senior class. Even though Fortune may take us many miles from Knox in the future years, we know that we will often get out our annuals and look at the pictures of our former classmates. How much we will enjoy seeing them again and recalling the wonderful friends that we had at K.H.S.! IEPQIU -1-L, ' A svn'--.xunSNhNsxShxu. 'HAM 'umm w Q -. n 'NNXNMN3 NHKN' 5 K w X N i f .i -. . --Q. wish -ava- .,.,.a--O A K M: .5 4 S JXAA-,X ILLINCS Y TQ P Out of our class Nancy Johnson and 5 Harold Banks were chosen by the high X school as the best all-rouncl seniors. We C seniors chose the following members for E their superiority in various fields. D uNfNfX!N E.-vn XI' JN,- I3 ST E Deen OOK ING Dnesseo ws? XIXIN Fgnmc Dick Iv- Mem' BRUCE NMC, l V 'NfNX',, MLSST EASIN5 SaNm.1T'r' ANNA H-'RO'-0 SANDY CH RL Bssr Saucer. SPI Rl T Q ll 3 ff MHRGIE Srzve Dlsposmow Cnkol-E fNfNf'V SHARQN JoHN Bwae ST FLURT5 ED m m 'l IJ 2 r nl 1 n -qunm-Nzn r' MOST -fNfs.?V RUTH 5fNfXA' 1 Y -T K fp 5 W 'T T I E S T Juov LI RANDY T'oM 'SIX P1 o 5 T 4mC0f5 OP' OGC Fluency DON I-fsfxfsfxr.. Dtgulqfv - B06 B -, E 5 T lr Q '2 N fy C E R Y: W V-fxzxfv' ER vm' Nancy ATTENDANTS: Audrey Schuster, Mary Wilson, Nancy Keller, Nancy Johnson. QUEEN: Anna Moroni. flunion 'Pnom One of the highlights of our junior year was the prom. In the new gym eautifully decorated in blue, white, and silver to portray the theme, Blue Moon, we danced to the haunting strains of the music of Jimmy Hull's orchestra. At eleven o'clock the big event, the crowning of the prom queen, took place. Anna Moroni accompanied by her court, Mary Wilson, Audrey Schuster, Nancy Johnson, and Nancy Keller, was crowned by John Savage the new president of the student body. After the prom various civic organizations had entertainment planned for the rest of thenight. We thoroughly enjoyed the show, the dancing at the V.F.W., and the excellent breakfast at the Moose. Then thor- oughly exhausted but very happy we went home to gain a few hours of sleep. This night we will remem- ber forever! uw x xliygx it W 'Homecoming ATTENDANCE Sandra Johnson Sandra Brxdegroom Nancy Johnson Helen Bigora QUEEN Mary w11SOHl Homecommg as always enloyed by us students, and thus year the weather man favored Us wrth exceptionally fme weather Making thas day and evemng a great success were the parade with floats rn the afternoon, the pep session, the football game with Washmgton Clay, and the dance after the game The lovely Mary Wllson accompamed by her court of Sandra Brldegroom, Nancy Johnson, Helen Blgora, and Sandra Johnson was crowned by the former queen Joan Taylor between the halves of the football game QL ssl I -Q M Gun ll f 'auf' my Lzttle Oo can Durecred by CHARLES SAUNDERS Glamour gurl Love must be grandl Takm It easy Peace rengns here 7'-7 'P Me no talk We feel the same way, Darlene 36 The old folks Daisy La Verne Plaa F 4 W1 ll ' ' ll Du rected By lla A 7' a -1 Q. 'Hoppauzlle -Hohdaq iff 'N MARTIN MOOT Qumon Play The lights dimmed the curtain rose and the Junior Class Play My Little Oscar was off to a htlanous start The play revolved around the Piper family It became very exciting when Oscar turned out to be a seal The play was proclaimed a success by everyone that had Seen ll Stella Piper Webster Piper Andy Piper Jean Sterling Betty Eastman Hal Rusell Mayor Butterworth Miss Todd Mrs Ferguson Dudley Ferguson THE CAST Judy Moreland Don Derengowski John Savage Sandra Johnson George Ann Prrce Bruce Dumas Randall Denny Darlene D Arcy Dottie Buss Carol Pulver Frank Alan Just Us 37 Semen Plaq November 9 was the date that a group of Senlors became seasoned actors Their play Hoppsvllle Holiday was labeled by many as a great success The plot revolved around L1z Harkness and her friend Connie Temple when they go to visit L1z s Aunt Elizabeth The glrls invite every male ln town to her house at one time or the other and the play gets plenty exciting when Lester put rn Jail for steallng a car THE CAST Lrz Harkness Sharon Van Deman Aunt Elrzabefh Thumper Archibald Albert Eckers Speck Spencer Darlene D Arcy Randall Denny Jason King Ruth Webb Freck Spencer Lester 88 Spud Butch Mrs Nooscomb Mrs Temple Policeman Ed Carpenter Audrey Schuster Ollre Lockridge Frank Alan Calvin Rudd Carl Joseph Eva Shilder Dottie Buss Bruce Dumas Guy Rodgers O I , ' ' is Vicki Piper . . Sandra Bridegroom Connie Temple . . Mary Ann Carpenter . A a e I , I I 5 I I . . - - - Do ie , O wad some pow'r the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! Robert Burns We're a tough bunch of characters V .-1-ul Havm' a ball, We're wild Indians XXX, xl' wgvf I'm a fly catcher Naw we really aren t so bad. Don t bother me! 'Qlii 'A' If-5r:xiElS! Y Glamor girls 1 Q, Yes, Lavonne, you're protected. Amen, brother, Amen. 1 P I'm u to 1 We both lead your tricks a dogs life, Zyil V MISS America . 19?? ,rr as QQ' 5' UP' is - What's on your mind? Snapa Now for the romantic side bf life. Ain't love grand I gotta girl too, fb, Unclenclaaaea A school as lust as good as :ts student body ond for the most port we feei that ours IS a pretty good one We would like to prese t you the shy seve th n to n and eighth grades the green freshmen, the nous the y sophomores ond cocky lunlors at sk XM' nj H wwf 'ar xg ,I fluniona N r3,, ,Q 5 xx 5 VN L N .W W 1 'W , X , 1' ' 1'-NX! OFFICERS: Judy Moroni, Vice President: Rod Four, Presidentg Mary Ann Brown, Secretaryg John Dan, Treasurer. It is always fun to be Juniors. We start feeling very important ancl look forward to next year when we are really the big wheels. Our Junior year has been a very interesting one. Some of the highlights were the receiving of our class rings fof course most of gave them to our best gal or guy the next dayi, the presenting of our class play, and the preparing for our prom . We are proud of the members of our class because they have been very active in sports, music, and all the organizations in our school. Our sponsors have been very helpful this year. They are Mr. Reeves, Miss Lauer, Mr. Mathias, and Mr. Moot. What did you say, John?? ,cm l love this r Iii-, , Vx fi' Habo Allie Doris Anderson Judy Anderson Judy Aquino Mariorie Bailey l -. 71 si- y I ,I , 5 ' , Nancy Baker Gloria Banasiak Ethel Banks Carol Banta V I , f f' Suzanne Beauchamp John Becker Benny Bennett rr' av .w I can stretch tales, foo. Denny Beville Sheila B-ickel Jack Biddle quniona 43 Joy Bolen Mary Ann Brown Bill Brugh fluniona 5 Duane Burger Linda Burkett Dan Caesar Which is crooked - my leg or the seam'?????? Terry Chamness Rose Coffin Jeanette Combs Larry Chizum Sam Cox Carole Cosby John Dan Jim Dedloff Dan Deel Jon Dipert To f? Y, gg.-if .fu 5,1 A ,Dbl an . pf 5' 5 Forrest Hunnicuff Jock Huffon Vol Johnson uniona Ng - N if Karen slorgensen Henry Joseph Theresa Kuhn Floyd Kuntz Donald Leedy John Lenig John Locke John McGovern -nl-Q., 'C' in Tom Mctzaf Melvin Mc lntire Patty Mills Judy Moroni True Love I l Warren Myers ' JA? rf-M cur' 4'- wa' James Napora Wayne Nesbitt Carolyn Paegel Tom Parker Bob Pawlik 3- EP 4 3 K 1 u , Tom Ream Richard Reid Clay Richey Darrell Richie lisa-.iiliifirti 1 Sherrill Richie Joyce Rogers Judy Romezak Clifford Runkle Ohl You're going steady? ff R' 'P A Glenn Ross Marianne Sands Arlene Sarna I C C fluniona 47 J Richard Schwartz Gene Schviarzlose Richard Scott q Judy Scott Ronald Sinaleton firm., uniofla 'SPH 1 X' gif gg yd' 'ms I I I ,A 0 in 'MW I . Stuart Siebenhaar Leonard Singleton WI-,Cf Q pqifl I I . Aq q 1 . SIREN , R? if Buddy Strait Joann Stranen John Stone B These nights are hard on the stomach. Edward Springs Arthur Spoor Arlene Spoor Enrnestine Sparkman Bob Smith f '- 11 tv' Lila .Kay Smith Pat Taulbee James Themar Charlene Vendl 'Y' Lois Wagner 41' qu- 'lI..f Judy Wayne Jim Welter Gloria White T XSWW 4 - f9's 'Q'- ' Look, mother, no teeth! Sharon Wi les Muriel Wilson -1 'Lf X 'Zi 2' l i She always greets the morning with Q Smile, Colleen Wireman Quniona 49 Dan Tom Wiezycki Howard Winter Y- Don Zingarel li Sophomonea 2 2 ? CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Prchlik, Vice-Presidentg Judy Estok, Secretaryg Lynn Dowd, Treasurer Tom Folkers, President. SPONSORS: James Tucker, Paul Harrington, Charles Hassel, Julia Hite, Edward Longfellow. Danny Ambrose Howard Bally Rosa Barley Samuel Barley Troy Bailey Par Baker Bull Barnett . V Q, WS? Y M f If Dale Hughes Lenny Joseph Bernard Juracka John Kachor Patrlcla Karter Nancy Kelser Make Klmmey ff' if 41' 1' Q Cl 'f' wr ', .L bu... .lack Kollsh 4' my Bob Lockridge Ester Lockriclge X Rosemary Macko 3.-.mg Bonn le Maclser Eugene Mangun Larry McGrew Pete Mercer Robert Meyers Lloyd Miller Bob Mulligan Emmett Murray Ra Y Muyskens Perfect Prize For 53 Any Gal!! Me Too!! Wl1at's New, Girls?? ? 'C7 fi-T Mary Lou Olson Betty Plante NJ :I Who Me ?? ? Clyde Napier Roger Nelson Paul D. Nesbitt Jo New Carrolyne Penfod Mary Peterson Joy Polen Pat Prchlik Steve Prybylski Ted Pulla Jack Pulver Hervie Reinholt 54 E -v' HW T ff' if ...a1 'f why, are ffm VA . yr ll s wg, ll , Q. Q if 5 iv ' ff' if J fr 'l N 'heahmen l CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Oris Fine, Presidentg Beverly Bures, Vice-Presidenrg Margaret Abner, Treasurerg Charilyn Sellers, Secretary. SPONSORS: Robert Beeson, Eleanor Harnblin, Lucy Kleindorfer, Frank Young, E' 6. E,..i-, Q' 'ln la L , ' 6' F . sg- .1 ' I 'sk . , - . Q ' ll. VA an f 2 ii. L ' ' ' 1 .3-1 K- , . ,, -- ' Q . 1 ' 5 1, z Y M, Her' ' Q1 ,nf-my F Lv 4212? A .W . , 'Q -- 4 - 0 A 'f . Charles Abner Margaret Abner Philip Ahlenius Joyce Allen Mildred Allen A A ' nna qunno Joe Aquino Carol Back Clarence Bailey Deloris Bailey Walter Barnett Jim Baughmon Carrie Barns John Beauchamp Bob Beaver Peggy Berg . No,-mon Beming Linda Braman Joe Bradley Tim Brettin Kermit Bridegroom Ruth Brooke Irene Brown Roger Brugh Lonny Bolen , , Beverly Bures Donald Butler Frances Byler Sandra Caesar Lela Caudill Helen Chapman Charity Clark Lou Clemons Sharon Cleveland Norma Friebe Don't Chase Me, Boys! ReV0 FU90le David Hart Jeanette Hensley Shirley Hewlett Bernard Honkomp Jim Humes Sandra Jain Virginia Jones Barbara Jordon Susan Joseph Howard Keller Lena Keller Cressia King Nettie Hall Patricia Hammerlund Joann Hannah Don Hardel Carol Green 'gimp 5 ., -I, .,i, 5.1, eff, ,Y TW 1 ., 4 s X GA ,f 'C' Marie Conley Robert Cover James Cox Barbara Craig Mary Ann Dan Tom Deel Wayne Dowd Kathleen Fee Oris Fine Mary Follcers Myrna Foltz Gerald Fout ww 1 f..::.',' VW s , , mil :. M Q L is so ' ' 'Il'-is ,7 .U sf 1 S M' 'Qi' arf Darwin Kinney Margie Kirkham Judy Klampe Marjorie Klampe '5 l -6 L, 1 B En up if as is S 3 F3 5 X J ...D H 3 is .. , . LA , ,, I HQ' Darlene Romine N' Robert Rowe Slumber pals. Clarence Napier Fred Napora Don Odle Carl Paegel Carole Pawlik Claudelle Pick Donald Pinson Shirley Pitrowski Thelma Pitts Janice Landrum Judy Lenig Uoyd Lenig Charles Lockridge Sharon Lockridge Richard Lundin Betty Madsen John Majchrzak Kermit Mann Peggy Marks Ronnie McGill Howard Mc lntire Kay Mclntire Ronald Mlekodai Bob Morehouse Joyce Mullins Joyce Ann Myers . . .. sliiiiis '- ilifliiifi 11f f, -ig--1',4a21s:zg , pi if 4- 1 ,mi-v . I if tb . ' 'u 3 1 Shennan Prater Q J fi? Charles Ream M y Melanie Reed 'Y' William Reid is .A A I Yu., wc we R A Q s v - ..c,. .W ..... .,: -,,,,- ,.W, ,.. , . ., . Q W3 4 I is 5- 10.5 f3:1f's:?.fbfi:f5ff . Q 51 , Phyllis Rudd Barbara Sallee Bill Salyer Larry Salyer 1, if wi Q f Rodney Sanders Wilma Schwarzlose Charilyn Sellers Guyla Sellers Sandra Sharkozy FM gs, ' .Y Waiting To Call Him, Mary? Kenneth Walters Gaye Watson Kenneth Wayne Sharon West Wendell West Byron White Joe White Kathryn White Tom Williams Mary Willis Jack Wright Mike Zingarelli Charles Taublee Diana Thiel Nancy Thompsor Terry Thompson Thomas Troyer Ronald VanHorn Elmer Wagner Barbara Shlvely Hilda Singleton Doris Sirovy Cecil Smith Thelma Smith Sue Solliday Robert Spoor Patrick Stage Carol Steele Edward Stone Larry Scarborough Donna Tanner :nirvana R Wrong? Not I! - Guess who won? 1 Eeeeekl A mouse! Swmg your partners! .QL u 1x!,f'X' Mlss PILITA pw . ' 3... n Potato chxps , an yon e? W Ml, ,we , W . 1 W shes J 5 ff as 5 g ef+w-ms gif lf' 5i3E3:f Sf1V?'n WY? s:'I5,S!2S ,fx Y,Q,,,,.,.-f f f 'ff Good mornmg Places, everyone , fig. 55:15 2 Rf Mak 4 Q ey .:,. ,-3-no a s 5 i 'ii 2 s V. f Q ,. f s 5 :Mi f gr? Hurry! It's cold out here Naot TW Q., Q, .. 1 3 I N n3 r? f 1 X . I I 1 Y ' ' We all affwed Safely- My! what P'L'fnY Pepsi Cola hits the spot. ,T knees, Kerm le, Anyone going mv S Eighth Gnade Presldent Thad Pryce Vxce President X llen George Wentz Secretary Ruby Hanselman Treasurer Shella Hansen J N nal gg ' ,ey 'E 1 ey if Rx 7 M- D DOY A BU 0 D Burdlne Q I FQW SPONSORS Coslmo Clro Marlon Kelly Perry Lucas Rollin Whlh 19 P Bufge r el' 62 J- f i K 3 Sl V v,,,.l, A W - A B' ' l ,g Q fr' . D, . Kc 5 . 1 'iw j 'S . .5 K 5, - L 0 e ' . E. Blu C. 3, . , rl ' ef I V , Z 5. 1 ' ' B 0- X gy I1 A , is ' . ,, dk J. f . . By Q 4 . fi V ' Q olmson R CQSSI COYP n e L Cou I ll m5 ns e 5 D0lY W Denny E ack Estok Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher G Glllogly l Griffith Gruffuth A He ll mon D He I lmon M Hensely B Humes J Q 65 P C Jose . W. Jose Union Clemons Cold, ron 00 Ofey COl'he1'Us A eRun fz L CkSon Ewlng G Fletcher Fout Gel ler George Grubbs Hanselman Hanson C Hfblbrogk 0W0rd OWU'-d HC 5 nson Ohnson R eCkl -T Ledbe Her Leona,-czyk 63 'dv L. T. e t Y B. Cl Q JU M. . , C' ' A. C lzlq, golll D. C k 5, Cohk l W. . . - D J, Dell R. D- - ' E er I F. I' J. ' M. Ellis G. Falk S. . C. S. R. R. R. J. . ' P. . ' ' R. J. ' ' S. '. ' C.. H . E. H B- Je k A , .l J- Joh . J m L. J 4 , L , , J . Ph ' Ph - L.L0Ck .de . Lockfl 9 2. Lockdage C' Mohr V. MO0fe D I M.,rr0Y R PW el J eY S Roeslen Romenzak Sal lee Shores Sml th Schwartz Tlngley Tolson Tolson L Trvmben NNaHaCe K Wat xflce J XNTHIO R Wgxxtdms new ABSENT D Barton R der S Kafka 64 L Qers R- Mon B- Million' J- Miner V .ii G. M ye J. Qls rs A ' Pfibis W R1 tch Rodgers Scott Shanks Sl ngel ton M Taylor Thompson Thompson Tr I gg Troyer Troyer G Went W Ther West Sw Un urg,las an ur' 3 1 , ce . ' . V ' , ' . le J. R. J oo A, J. J. Q, f '.r: I H. T. - I S .., -: T A A A' ' E-' . R. S. JQ: S J t I fi ' 9 A J in . . ..:, I Y . . . b P P. R. N llzs A T , K. I1 - e Q ,V D 3' 'J Pl ' ' 5 J J as of J F -f2. X H J 3 . ' - ' ' def J J - A- Y - ..,. ,, , .J'S 'F .' El 'dir A X ,- 5 alt: Seventh Qnade 'H' LEFT TO RIGHT Susan Rock Treasurer Norma Burkey Presldent Moms Fletcher Secretary Karen Beauchamp Vxce Presldent SPONSORS Jane Beeson Guy Companello Robert Funk John Wagner N NU K Ble O Bmxey f f ' ker L . I-,d T T Bokef r0Ofn K Be BUl'd, .H.' 1 by J Bam Burkey 5 Q . 1 66 T Burkey H Byous C CGU R Cdvender B che-mbe'S D Cldfk F Clor L Clar W Clark DeAnn ond Dowd Drane DuBois Esfok Flefcher Fletcher Freet George B Q I n H jOl'In5on N johnson R johns A Johns c Jose h M we S Keen C F L Cleve L Cleve Cl ons emo land Iqnd Cold E C0nlel,ron Ofhellus Q Green Holcomb Hannah Hansen Hen lzsm nth Honkamp Honkamp Humes Humes Kefchom Kenney Kinney lsfler 0 k U C erldge McFarland hdm K Kemble McGill tx-J MCGWW L CMN-Men B Me C R he we J Mix Xe' C Moron E we C Ngplef R xemle C Price Pryce Queer Rodloff Rcdokovn ch Ramcge Reed Rel Rlchle Rvnkxe Svmue S SUV 096 MNre O Poege I Palm Pair ee e Pehrod Pe er owe rs Rlehle Rlfcheyn Rock Rodgers Rom me Rose Rose Rowe W Rudd L Uffqce G C' 'ers Wheeler h u9 1 Scorboro J hlfsel Scokf W Will D lqfn X' Shepor WI ,son S Y J ebenhoo D YW, fson X O BM 'gm K M Zlgjigreen 68 5- ,C in g-at Al 'W ' . D-' lo m S. M me W. S l . N 4' M J, ,1 l Lg 1 ' 1 B. . 2Q w - 1 ,Q V R '- ' . J . . A - f ' . ' S. P son g - A , 1 .L I 1 1- N v 7' 'P M, ' ' D, ' H eele , C. S. A R. K. R 3 M. ' R. ' f R f R R. S. ' Q V :,, 3. R ...L 1 -'e ' N K3 If-,-,,. T. R. M V sf' ' f i J. J. A is ' QU C' ' 5' 'R R 5 'R L. W L. . W ' L41 SQL lg ,, gy f , . W. M - . . , ' 2 ,gs ' A C . ' r A . if :Rf I f Y I Q X . J. 'A X t ,Q N. V VN 4 .S .M , R 3 ' ' ' k Sponta COACHES QC Mr Lon Head Basketball Head Football Head Track and Coach C oach Cross Country Coach gfellow Mr Mathxas Mr Tucker Rf-'SKINS Our school h program for the boys From the day of the fnst football practice an August to the track meet In May many boys enloy these dlfferent sports and benefit physlcally and mentally from them In all our sports Knox Hugh School has stress ed good sportsmanship, For as the Famous saylng goes, When that one Great Scorer comes to wrlte against your name, he asks not If you won or lost but how you played the game ' as a varied athletic 1 r-'- - Ben Bowen flwancl 'Wmneu Probably belng chosen as the Ben Bowen Award Winner IS the highest ambntlon of every Knox Hugh School boy who has partlclpated In athletics Thus award IS given not only for ablllty In some sport but also takes unto consideration scholarship, sportsmanship, and clean llvlng The boy as selected by a committee consnstmg of all lunlor and semor hugh school coaches and prmclpals, the superintendent of school, and a representative from the school board lt IS the hope of the committee that IS has chosen a boy who IS as good an example of loyal cltlzenshlp to hns school and country as the former Knox graduate, Ben Bowen, who gave his llfe for has country It was the hugh point In has high school career when Mackey Good was awarded this honor He was good representative of a boy who had been loyal to has school and had taken part in numerous of nts aetlvltles He was presudent of student body has semor year, was on the varsity basketball and football teams for three years, and the track team for one year, was one of the leadmg members of the band for four years was busmess manager ofthe annual, and held many class and club offnces We were all proud of Mackey and has fme record, and we know he lustly earned this award 70 1X.Wl' i . In I 95. E Q Q a s no o no 4 Q u n 1 as a ' l o o n o no a a a so o Q s n o o o 4 o - e n n no u n Q a o o n o o Q u 1 G 4 n 0 a one o n u s s o I a 0 o Q o n 1 o a VARSITY SQUAD TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Barnett, D. Leedy, J. McGovern, O. Lockridge, K. Bales, T. Chamness I. Stone, B. Dumas, S. Stone, M. Mclntire, Manager. MIDDLE: Mathias, Coach, E. Eggert, J. Kachor, M. Kimrney, D. Thompson, J. Dan, L. Enyeart, B. Foltz, E. Brems, T. Folkers, F. Byer, Fink, Coach. BOTTOM: L. Lenig, B. Stone, B. Byer, D. Ruff, E. Clemons, E. Casper, C. Rudd, L. Dembinski, I. Savage, J. Lenig. ACTION SNAPS Vauaitq Elem Clemons Senior Halfbock Bob Foltz Senior Fullbock John McGovern Junior Center Dick Ruff Senior Holfbock Bruce Dumas Senior Tockle Don Leedy Junior End Steve Stone Senior Center Bill Barnett Sophomore Ful lbock Lettenmen Ervin Casper Senior Center Earl Eggert Sophomore Quarterback John Lenig Junior Quarterback Calvin Rudd Senior Guard Bill Byer Sophomore Halfback Terry Chamness Ken Bqles Junior Junior End Fullback John Savage Ollie Lockridge Senior Senior Guard Tackle -Q., -Q Wi' If qupnonwor F555 in .Vi X, 'ff FW 4 'fbi wif f K Y' w Qffx t , prw:-,,.. , ' .Q , ,f X A-4 iii? Q 1 A 'Q x Q 4' I 1 '33, .sil J is Q N Q 'x I W l I ,', , as 3 9 Q N V- 72, . Q. ' -H ' , , x . Q ywf-Q ' .. . w .1 , - nf , ' ' 2 wif? f. H' 'f f wk-:An -v- AL. Q ab - Q 7,1 -L . f E 'x X' 559 S, 5 ' .Q .M my if -' X ,K . A . ' if K D f 4, V w-Wb .2-di x Q , . ps ' xi' N , r ... n ., .y'f X D , wv..-, if ,X . -x . ,-f . 'gt K 1 f 'wwf ,f f. , V. - wr I-,N ., f ., ,, -V Y, 13,5 ,E U fu my Y B TEAM SQUAD 'zu ' if TOP ROW: Guthrie, T. Thompson, E. Stone, Bridegroom, Odle, Hart, Watson, Bieniek, Fine. SECOND ROW: Hoffman, Coach, Kachor, West, B. Stone, Berning, Sanders, Bolen, McGill, Brugh, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Kimmey, Bembinski, Lenig, Brems, Byer, D. Thompson, Folkers, Salyers, Manager. SCHEDULE WE THEY Rensselaer 14 0 Judson 27 0 Valparaiso 13 21 Plymouth 13 26 SCHEDULE WE THEY Rensselaer 27 12 Plymouth 14 27 Bremen Varsity 12 19 Plymouth O 0 Culver Military A, 0 14 Morocco 21 6 Valparaiso 13 14 7th and 8th GRADE TEAM s. M lull .AAI 'E t '41 :J vs ,,, Ill , Ill TOP ROW: Paegel, Trumbull, Collins, T. Pryce, Gillogly, Corey, George, Youngreen, R. Fletcher.' SECOND ROW: Beeson, Coach, Rowe, Elder, Kimble, Miller, Joseph, Wunder, Wentz, Norm. BOTTOM ROW: Halcomb, Bridegroom, Burkey, M. Fletcher, Wheeler, Walters, G. Fletcher, S. Thompson, Miller, K. Pryce, Smith, Cassidy, Manager. Knox Knox Knox Knox Cnoaa Countnq The Ramblrng Redskrns added ten dual vnctorles this season to boost thenr record to twenty seven strarght wnns rn the last three years Hard work and good team bal ance provnded the margm of victory for this year's team We are very proud of our team s showmg at the sectional and state Out of twenty one teams at sectional we placed second Out of the best teams In the state we placed fourteenth We feel that our success IS a crednt to the coaching of Mr Tucker 2 Portage 50 Valparaiso 35 Wonamac 45 Lowel I 50 Knox Knox Knox Knox New Carlisle 44 Plymouth New Carlrsle 45 Crown Pomt 37 Hobart Invrtatronal 3rd 26 teams Shortrldge lnvrtatnonal Ist I3 teams Delphn Invltahonal I t 6 teams Sectronal Invutatronal 2nd 2I teams Letten Wznnena Drews I Webb Vore1s Alan Chxzum Banks D Webb Becker Smgleton 76 I5 I9 ' ' ' 2 ' I5 50 ' ' ' I8 ' I8 ' ' ' ' s 15 21 . . . . Knox 25 Bremen 32 Knox I6 Delphi 47 State Invitational I4th 23 teams 233: Q Baalce all B 'Team TOP ROW: Mr. Beeson, Coach, Ed Brems, Don Leedy, Wayne Wilson, Bob Lockridge, Bink Benninghoff, Oris Fine. BOTTOM ROW: Jay Polen, Larry Smith, Lloyd Lenig, Earl Eggert, Bill Byer, Jim Webb, Larry Dembinski. PLYMOUTH TOURNEY Goshen Plymouth North Judson North Judson They 18 24 is O They Plymouth 41 La Paz 39 W inam ac 33 Delphi 28 North 1 udson 44 Francesville 32 Culver 37 Na ppanee 31 Warsaw 46 Rochester 43 Crown Point 45 North Judson 37 Rensselaer 42 New Carlisle 41 Winam ac 50 Walkerton 1 9 Brem en 32 Morocco 40 TOURNEY North Judson 20 55 Goodland 23 'lneahman 'Jeam in FN A Q 8 1 5 4 H12 TOP ROW: Mr. Fink, Coach, Rod Sanders, Bob Rowe, Lonny Bolen, Ronald Mlekodaj, Don Pinson, Kermit Mann, Roger Brugh, Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Howard Keller, Ken Walters, Norman Berning Byron White, Larry Salyers. Vafmtq 5 Y if O krrdge en er 9 V. 'WLTTFS5 4 W . ff r rim X -' A r. ,gr ,X rf if Carl Joseph ,Q 4 a ff is 5 Banks Sen lor Center . f ,A . 4. . ,S I .. N M:- rg fi 'K--'Q' S as an rward Z XX I ,J i SenBGuard G E Terry Chamness 5 Junior Forw 3 1, Dick Ru Senior Guard fl 4 Chizum Forward 1 4 k fig, x , John Becker I unicuium na 1 X si-if Q 1 JUNIOR HIGH B TEAM We They Valparaiso 22 33 Plymouth 28 22 Michigan City 20 19 Morocco 26 9 Francesville 31 9 North Judson 17 13 Valparaiso 25 16 Plymouth 12 19 Walkerton 22 28 Winamac 32 16 La Porte 11 28 La Porte 14 37 North Judson 40 22 JUNIOR HIGH A TEAM We They Valparaiso 41 25 Plymouth 41 33 Michigan City 36 52 Morocco 62 32 Francesville 49 35 North Judson 32 28 Valparaiso 47 29 Plymouth 34 31 Walkerton 49 23 Winamac 68 20 La Porte 32 33 Culver M,A, 69 15 La Porte 43 26 North Judson 49 32 TOURNAMENT Walkerton 39 Plymouth 25 TOP ROW: Mr. Wagner, Coach, Brown, Singleton, Gillogly, Younggreen, Kemble, Corey, Daly, Shanks, Manager. FIRST ROW: Burkey, Wheeler, C. Fletcher, M. Fletcher, Bridegroom 1 Cn ins. 1530 6 2 F! 2 E U4 FF Vin ,,w0iif'g737 'A 'W fl, 1 , 1 KP LQ1 gm, E fx fl gl 3115 ' Mr, Hoffman, Coach: I-lite, Salyers, Daly, S. Beming, Bolen, Bach, P. Beminp, Stuteville, Schultz, Vallow, Risner, Binkley, Smith, SECOND ROW: Carpenter, Ostreicher, R. Sing eton, L, Reed, Arnett, Claybough, Banta, Kimmey, Lockridge, Clayboulgh, Webb, Moroni, Henry, Younggreen. FIRST ROW: Kel ey, Wyland, Riley, Hudkins, Shaw, W, Sing eton, Hall, Johnson, Muyskens, M, Reed, Bell. 5TH AND 6TH GRADE TEAMS 6TH La Crosse Walkerton La Crosse California Walkerton 5TH La Crosse Walkerton La Crosse Califomia Walkerton Twp. Twp. The 25 17 30 17 6 20 24 17 22 17 Y l 'Inack VARSITY SQUAD Knox had a fanrly successful track season In the regular meets we won seven and lost four This year one of the hnghlnghts of the season was the holdlng of the conference meet at our school At this meet we were host to four other schools Delphr Morocco, Rensselaer, and North Judson Mass Judy Kay was elected the queen for thas meet and Charlene Vendl Shirley Golclmg Sandra Jacobs, and Mary Wllson were elected as her court These gurls presented medals and ribbons to lndlvldual and team winner BACK ROW Campbell Tettenborn Leedy Overholser D Webb Cluzum Sanders Lockrldge Badell Napora Mana er Allen MIDDLE ROW Manager G Byer Drews Strasser Ru f Revor Stngleton Brems Casper Rudd Foltz Manager S Stone 3522306 starr, ati: E CONFERENCE CUEEN ENE CCUEE BACK ROW Mlller Colllns Daly Salyer Fme Mlekodaj SECOND ROW Pryce Rtsner Younggreen Bemmg George Sanders BOTTOM ROW Wunder Charlene Vendl Sl11rleyGold1ng Judy Kay Sandra Jacobl and Clemons Halcomb Burkey Fletcher Carpenter Mart' WEISCN MANAGERS VARSITY RECORD Knox 59 314 Lowell 73 314 Hebron 17 112 Knox 58 113 N Judson 52 113 Argos 40 113 Knox 5 Walkerton 57 112 Knox 4 Plymouth 69 Knox 7 Montrcello 90 11 2 Monon 18 11 Knox 6 Bremen 49 Knox 76 Culver 55 112 Francesvtlle 19 1 Delpht Relays Knox 26 516 6th of IO Rensselaer Relays Knox 10 9th of 10 Goshen Relays Knox 18 12th of 25 Conference Delphr 63 112 Morocco 51 Rensselaer 42 Knox 29 112 Judson 23 Secttonal Sanders 4th tn shot put 1 pt FRESHMAN RECORD Knox 72 N Judson 37 Knox 78 Plymouth 30 Warsaw Relays Knox 28 O5 3rd of 9th 7th 8: Sth RECORD Knox 40 517 Judson 59 217 Knox 24 Plymouth 16 g Knox 27 Valparatso 73 Geor e Byer Fred Allen and Steve S one I l Z 11,1 'IFJ . ' l JLJNIOR l'llGl'l SQUAD E E 1 112 ' o 2 ' C E2 0 , I I Gun Seniofta MICKEY GOOD Mickey, the 1956 winner of the Ben Bowen award, was our team's number one high jumper. He also ran part time on the half-mile relay team. Mickey won one var sity letter award in track. CLAUDE SANDERS Claude was the number one shot putt- er on the Redskin team. He came very close to setting an all time school record when he put the shot at 49 ft. 1X2 inch, a new conference record. Claude also won first at the goshen Relay in Class B competition and at the Delphi Invitational in Class B competition. Claude received two varsity letter awards. STEVE STRASSER Right behind Claude as number two man in shot put competition was Steve. He came in second in almost every meet, giving a big boost to our score. Steve won one varsity letter award and the Senior athletic award. Ouft Relaq 'Jeama TOM REVOR Tom was one of Knox's better dash men runnin the 100 and 220 yard dai. Versatile Tom also ran on the 880 re- lay team and the lslprint med- ley relay team. e earned one varsity track award. ...Q 9 MILE RELAY TEAM 880 RELAY TEAM Ruff, Lockridge, Leedy, Webb, Vories. Clemons, Good, Singleton, Sanders, Revor, Brems, This year's mile relay team was one of the best Knox has had, . They came in 3rd in the tough Goshen Relay competition. They placed in all the invitational meets. fiction Shota Mickey wins again They're getting ready for a good start 3 4 -'vb r 'Q , a nose i - i- -,ah Baclell clears the bar 1 Our milers before the race g 4 Elam sprints into the lead Calvin is Elam gives the baton to Mickey Dick takes second place 2 v A Q gif Q Cheenleadena Baaketball OUR CAPTAIN Colleen Wireman, Sandra Bridegroom, Jeanette Combs 'Jootball me 1 1 Huang, A I Q ' ' ' Q. -'ZX 'i' f ',If gL, Hinfw ' Colleen Wireman, Marianne Sands, Jeanette Combs, Sandra Bridegroorn IN ACTION This page sponsored by FORSTERS JEWELERS 86 Cheer: block QQ, em - sg s Q be Q S GPM T ' ' ftavn M T Mrs, Hite, Sponsor: Pauline Engel, President: Mary Ann Carpenter, Secretaryg Mr. Campanello, Sponsor. This year's cheerblock did a very fine iob of backing the football and basketball teams. The girls wore white blouses with red scarves and the boys wore white shirts or red sweaters. All had the white mittons with red bows on them. At the sectional we had the best cheering section and certainly made a colorful picture with our red and white outfits and our red and white shakers. Our cheerblock was coached by our cheerleaders with the aid of the sponsors, Mrs. Hite and Mr. Campanello. We certainly wish to pay tribute to our cheerleaders, who kept up the enthusiasm of the group throughout the entire game. Also our president, Pauline Engel, and secretary, Mary Ann Carpenter, were very influential behind the scenes for the success of this organ ization . In addition to our cheering activities the cheerblock and cheerleaders sponsored a very suc- cessful Sadie Hawkins dance. This page sponsored by JOHNSON INSURANCE K Club B iiif? we X 53' TOP ROW: Frank Alan, Harold Banks, Bob Foltz, Jolm McGovern, Steve Stone. THIRD ROW: Don Webb, Leonard Singleton, John Lenig, Bill Barnett, Ken Voreis, Elem Clemons, Dick Ruff. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mathias, Calvin Rudd, George Badell, Melvin Mclntlre, John Savage, Carl Joseph, Ervin Casper, Jim Webb, Mr, Longfellow. FIRST ROW: Bill Byer, John Becker, Jim Drews, Terry Chammess, Larry Chizum, Don Leedy, Earl Eggert, Ed Brems, Ollie Lockridge, Duane Burger. Any boy who eams a varsity letter in Athletics is eligible for the K Club. In our club we try to promote interest in the various sports and to encourage good sportsmanship. Our project in the K Club this year was the selling of license plates which said, Boost the Redskins. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mr. Longfellow and Mr. Mathias, for their leadership. Olsbiceua gp Yi 'si' I fl ,sn , I f -s , S 4 5, A if Q' wg iffy Don Webb, Vice-President: Ollie Lockridge, Sergeant-at-Arms, Steve Stone, Presidentg Jim Drews, Secretary-Treasurerg Frank Alan, Historian. - Gfrqamyatrona X a PQ Sf rs as imma 'km Q.,-ff' 1 What would we do without our organizations and extra-curricular activities? Although we enioy our classes, we feel that we get more out of school by taking part in at least one activity. We can easily find one to suit our own special interest since a great variety is offered to us. We can be athletic, musical, or dramatic or can become farmers, home- makers, ioumalists, or leaders through our ex- periences in our various organizations. 89 S A V. 2 ,.g. vii! lk. Nknfw 'l-lzqh School Student Counczl We, the Knox Hugh School Student Council, are composed of seven members and our sponsor, Mr Laramore There are two members representing each of the three classes Our president, John Savag , a semor, was elected by the whole student body We have been very active In student actlvltnes Some of the actlvltles we have engaged nn this year are sellmg school supplnes, helping In the election of cheerleaders, and arrangnng the Christ mas party TNQ W bt? as Esc rw 5:2 Z ID gr-1 F: WE 52 52 55 fb Q55 5 0 as '11 D DJ O 'I O :I . 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' Qst, W fs , t c s tcvt c cssc 4 , tcp s stttcytt s . t , ' p I ' - c M s V t Q , .r v flumon -I-lzqh Student Council ' STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Hamblrn Sponsor Kerm1tBr1debro0m 9 Vrce Presrdent hm Leonarczyk 8 Tom Burkey 7 SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT Donna Rrehle 1 Rexa Fugate 3 President Jams Johnson 8 Secretary A boy and a girl are elected from each class to represent their classmates in this student government group The Student Council is responsible for planmng and administering all student functions which include the entire student body of the Junior High sr gif We 3 2 fi , . ll Junior High Homecoming Float Just Studying Shop Class Home Economics Cla Gun 'Patnol Boqa Lundrn Mr Hamblm Sponsor BACK ROW Tom Wunder Wrllram Reed Albert Johnson Drck Burdlne Wendell West Howard Mclntrre Tom Troyer Jerry Shanks Charles Taulbe Orrs Frne Kermrt Brrdegroom Trm ft V Brrtton Mrke Zrngarellr Walter Joseph Peter MIDDLE ROW Kenneth Kemble Rrchard Cassrdy Dean Rodgers Steve Smrth Leonard Elder Tom Carpenter Sonny Lockrrdge Marvrn Prrce Don 'I'B.'9ll Corey Kenneth Wallace BOTTOM ROW Ronny Cavender Robert Halcomb Ford Clemons James Younggreen James Baughman Charles Taulbe, Lieutenant Orls Fme, Captain Gene McFarland James Reed Dennrs Baker The members of the Student Patrol voluntarlly carry out tne rather thankless but very Important 'ob of drrectlng trafflc at street crossings morning, noon, and night In all kmds of weather Although they often receuve notlce only when It IS necessary for them to report a vlolatron of a regulation, the value of the service they perform for the students as well as the townspeople ns obvnous Members of the Student Patrol thus year are also members of the Junuor Police, organlzed by and In co operatnon wrth the Knox Cnty Police Department 93 Tom Troyer James Younggreen Knox a E STANDING: Gene Gillogly, Bill Brown, Jack Pulver, Ion Dipert, Bob Pawlik, Rodney Sanders, John Becker, Jerry Fout, Audrey Schuster Mr, Hughes, Mr, Minix. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Thompson, Mary Green, Nancy Johnson, Ronnie Cavender, Roger Nelson Colleen Wireman, Marvin Cook, Richard Schwartz, John De Boise, Floyd Elick, Robert Schwartz, Shirley Hewlett, Rod Fout, Larry Chizum. THIRD ROW: Kay Mclntire, Sandra Caesar, Peggy Marks, Sam Cox, Rose Marie Coffin, John Falvey, Charles Tyl, Jim Cox, Claudette Pick, Marjorie Herse, Mary Ann Dan, Doris Anderson, Dennis Baker, Bill Wheeler, Nancy Singleton, Bill Brugh, Pat Hammerlund, Judy Moreland, John Daly, Lila Kay Smith, SECOND ROW: Anna Moroni, Lavonne German, Bob Mulligan, Carol Steele, Carol Green, Sharon Kafca, Sharon Fout, Mary Folkers, Jeanette Combs, Carol Banta, Sharon Wiles, Helen Bigora, Betty Deel, Bob Morehouse, Charity Clark, Judy Anderson. FIRST ROW: Eva Jane Shidler, Sandra Bridegroom, Carol Pulver, Sue Solliday, Arlene Cook, Nancy Dowd, Karen Hansen, David Heilman, Sandra Jain, Dixie Clark, Melanie Reed, June Klampe, On December 7, 1956, our band had the honor of appearing at the Annual Mid-West National Band Clinic at Hotel Sherman in Chicago. More than 6,000 band directors from the 48 states, Canada and Mexico attend the clinic each year. Bands are chosen to perform from their past records in contests, performances, recommendations which they receive from the selecting committee. Since this clinic was begun ten years ago, only eighteen bands have been selected to perform. The purpose of the Mid-West Clinic is to acquaint the band directors with new music publications of the current year. All music performed is micre-filmed the shown on screen so that the directors may get an idea of how the music looks on the score as well as how its sounds. While performing at the clinic, we were very honored to be under the direction of many well known and distinguished band masters of the United States and Canada. These masters were: John Paynter, director of bands, Northwestern University, Donald R. Minx, director of bands, Arkansas State College, Jonesboro, Arkansas, Dr. Raymond F. Dverak, director of bands, University of Wisconsin, Nile W. Hovey, director of bands, Jordan College of Music, Indianapolis, Commander Charles Brendler, United States Navy Band, and Maurica deCelles, Canadian band director. Our band received many letters and telegrams from directors attending the convention felling us their reactions to the clinic. These are examples: Your program held the audience enraptured throughout. . . Your band really preformed superbly, and everybody there was thrilled with their music . . . Your band played with expression that would surpass that of many of our finest college bands . . . l was thrilled at the high standards of musicanship that is the Knox High School Band. The trip to the Mid-West Clinic could not have been possible without the close co-operation of Mr. Secor, our superintendent of Schools, The Knox Board of Education, The Band Boosters Association, the merchants of the City of Knox, and the many close friends of the band. Much credit should go to our capable director, Mr. Hughes. He has worked hard with the band for nine years and hasbrought the band the reputation it now has. Band SAWNHWV Q ,au I! 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BOTTOM ROW: Lavonne German, Dixie Clark, Audrey Schuster, Eva Jane Shideler, Sandra Bridegroom, LIBRARIANS I'11 diet tomorrow. 4 'I f---+ yy fo. VV Carol Pulver, Sandra Bridegroorn, Doris Anderson, STUDENT MANAGERS I do janitor work, too. 4 7 5 1fj ..f -' qv ' 'U 5 -f , x J, 1 STANDING: Rod Four, SETTING: John Dipert, Larry Chizum, John Falvey r? if avi dy p 0 W Z' Ofgbicena TOP ROW: Habo Allie, Ethel Banks, Ted Pulla, Carl Joseph, Bob Pawlik, Jay Polen, Gould, Ray Muyskens, Larry Chizum, Jon Dipert, Melvin Mclntire, Rod Fout, Dick THIRD ROW: Nancy Keller, Pattie McGrew, Nick Hoffmann, Fred Byer, Jason King, T Judy Stark, Denny Beville, Ronnie Singleton, Val Johnson, Jerry Denny, Larry Dembin SECOND ROW: Elaine Ma l chow, Arlene Sarna, Bonnie Collins, Marianne Sands, Viola Mathews, Theresa Kuhn, Ruth Smith, Muriel Wilson, Mary Jo Anders, Ann Moroni 1 a ski BOTTOM ROW: Rosa Bailey, Judy Estok, Ellen German, Lavonne German, Nettie Hopk Coffin, Ruth Webb, Mary Ann Brown, Joy Dumas, Diane Leddin, Carol Banta, Sh Pianiata W 4 -Lf Mr Schuck Director Claudette Friebe Reporter Mary Ann Carpenter Treasurer Darlene D A cy Lila Kay Smith Mary Ann Librarian Larry Chizum Vice President Rod Four Student Director Jason King President Audrey Carpenter Schuster, Student Director, Laxonne German, Secretary Mis. 3'-rpg W Nm ,191 In 'bu W Q 5 Paul Nesbitt, Jim Webb, Earl Eggert, Charlene Vendl, Daryl Guthrie, Willie Floyd Kuntz. ss, Leonard Singleton, Shirley Bradely, Geraldine Sparkman, Claudette Friebe, Drews. Bill Barnett, Jim Chamberlain, Bob Lockridge. Ruth Elkins, Mary Ann Carpenter, Darlene D'Arcy, Katherine Reiss, Mary Foltz, Evers, Ernestine Sparkman, Judy Cook, Carolyn Paegel. Bolen, Linda George, Audrey Schuster, Susan Beachamp, Lila Kay Smith, Rose Marie Judy Anderson, Jeanette Combs, Judy Moroni. O Semen membena 0 I A5 C A Q . W 8 4 It ' 9 Semen 'Into 'sf , . .4 - , 8 ,x tl I l D Vkik 1 V . N L I 9 x O 5 - P- in . 34 ' 1 '77 Anna Moroni, Nancy Keller, TOP ROW: Mary Jo Anders, Nancy Keller, Bonnie Collins, Jason King, Mary Ann Carpenter Dixie Clark. Diane lieddin, Carl Joseph, Darlene D'Arcy, Dixie Clark. BOTTOM ROW: Nettie Hopkins, Audrey Schuster, Viola Mathews, Ruth Webb, Anna Moroni, Lavonne German, Frances Evers, Elaine Malchow, Patti McGrew. Gvzla '.Tfuple 'Jfuo LEFTTORIGHT M yJ Ad R Y Boqa Quantette MG Dmy L.ayCh RF union -Hzqh School Chonua H Q 100 '3H14 .-1-...X 4' ww A ' 'H TOP ROW: Patti McGrew, Evelyn Fort, Ethel Banks, Mary Ann Vallow. SECOND ROW: Judy Scott, Bonnie Lockridge, Mary Wilson, Mary Jo Anders, Claudette Friebe, Rosa Bailey, Helen Sitovy, Elaine Malchow, Marlene Wallace, Pat Daly. FIRST ROW: Catherine Hellen, Carol Snavely, Miss Lauer, Sponsor, Shirley Bradley, Judy Pawlik, Lavonne German, Nancy Keller, Marjory Shankland, Lila Yay Smith, Anna Moroni, Dorothy Clemons, Joann Gentry Pauline Engel, Ester Lockridge, Sharon Van Deman, Carolyn Howard, Joann Stranen, Mary Foltz. The energetic F. H.A. chapter carried out it's pur- pose this year with vim and vigor. The projects of this year included making candy and cookies to sell, sponsor- ing a dance, giving the basketball team a dinner, and holding a Mother and Daughter Banquet for the first time. INITIATION OFFICERS Secretary . . . Patti McGrew Vice President - Lavonne German Treasurer - - Lila Kay Smith President -' Pauline Engel Sponsor ' Miss Lauer ls it good, Mary Ann? Really, girls! ll You ain't nothing Ma 8. Pa Kettle but a hound dog. .tt Ns. FRESHMAN MEMBERS John whitcraft Secretary Bob Foltz Treasurer TOP ROW: Walter Barnett, Kenneth Wallers, Don Pinson, Lloyd Lenig, Don Hardel, Joe Bradley, Lonnie Bolen, Rod Sanders, Larry Scarborough. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Van Horn, Kermit Mann, Billy Risner, Charles Lockrid e, Carl aegel, Clarence Bailm, Howard Mclntire, Cecil Smith, Amold Friebe, FIRSSI' ROW: Charles Abner, Byron ite, Elmer Wagner, Phillip Ahlenius, James Humes, Terry Thompson, Wayne Dowd, Charles Ream. . RSO' 6 , Turf ,Qu AMERICA ga? 'st National Contests 1956 y 7755552 a iz Treasurer's Book 1st National Standard Chapter Award ,Gyn Chapter's Contest 1st state Contests 1956 ff V In-16' X, Reporters Book 1st Silver Emblem Chapter Award , Q09 .r . ,Ng ,J Secretary's Book 2nd Improving Agriculture and Leadership Activity QA Chapter Meeting Team 3rd flst in District, 2nd in state 5163.003 1 ' vg - Pest Control 4th Display Contests 3rd 1810, 003 X' . ' 1' Grain Judging 5th District F.F. A. contests 1957 -QE. QQIQ Essay fLarry ngearty 5th Display lst CPERKO 1 Speech QErvin asperj 5th ' O u Fred Byer Our Knox Chapter of F.F.A. takes pride in being one of the largest and most Reporter active chapters in the state. To finance our activities, we farm a small farm, raise swine, sell garden seeds, and pick up waste corn. At the present our Chapter net worth is about Sl,000.00. We are helping our members by having a gilt chain and a Landrace boar and by owning specialized equipment that the members can use. For entertainment we attended a baseball game in Chicago, had two picnics and swimming parties, a football game at Purdue, a father and son banquet, and a pest control party. ln addition to the contest results listed elsewhere, we are entered in three State contests and the National Chapter contests. Our Chapter will also sponsor iudging teams in the County and District iudging contests to be held late this spring and summer. The teams are Poultry, Dairy, Grain, Entemology, Forestry, Livestock, and Land iudging. We also reward outstanding individuals of our Chapter each spring. Last year the following awards were given: seven jackets, eight K's, sixteen chevrons, two stars, public speaking medal, farm mechanics medal, Dekalb award, Agricultural Award, and the Larry Enyeart Star Chapter Farmer Award. Sentinel 103 l 'BN' gl 'W ua -1 V4 X' . 35 W! LQ Qimaxihizii 'UI' 5 S ,F f i igf' ' KNOX CHAPTER L. , fn f . D 5 3. if Xu! XL 4 , nf V K 2, V mf I M , Q V K fam -5 ' ,. Shakeapeanian Club The membership of the Shake- spearian Club is limited to the members of speech class under the supervision of Mrs. Hite. Every Friday the Club has a meeting at which time programs are arranged and presented by the members. This year the Club has given programs for many organizations. By being in this club, we arouse a deeper appreciation of and greater interest in dramatics. if , O we '7 xg TOP ROW: Paul Weller, Mrs. Hire, Mary Ann Vallow. MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Van Deman, Carolyn Garr, Betty Freet, Dixie Clark, Gloria Byer, Darlene Van Asdall, Nancy Johnson, Librarian. BOTTOM ROW: Jason King, Secretaryg Randy Denny, Treasurerg Diane Leddiri, Sergeant at-Arrnsg Sandra Bridegroom, 'Vice Presideritg John Savage, President. SCENES FROM VARIOUS SKITS SENIOR HIGH LIBRARIANS 00 ,1 TOP ROW Mary Foltz Ester Lockrrdge Lors Wagner Pat Prchlxk Paulrne Engel Sharon Burdrne Carol DeRunra SECOND ROW Mark Sava e Jud Stark L nn Dow Dena Whrtaker Sharon Elgm Lrllan Edward Darlene Whrtmg 8 Y Y d BOTTOM ROW Marlory Shankland Dorothy Clemons Sherla Brckel Marxanne Sands Karen Jorgensen Joan Henmng Glorla Banaslak :he Lrbrary Club of the Knox Senror Hugh School has a member shlp of twenty frve students and the sponsor IS Mrs Johnston Our lrbrarlans spend one hour a day rn supervrsmg both the frchon and reference lrbrarres, mending books processmg new ones, Gnd keeping the books and shelves neat and clean Eacn year we add new books and hope to have a well stocked library eventually EXXCL'-Q OFFICERS STANDING Mary Ann Brown Treasurer Nancy Wallace Vrce Presrdent SITTING Charlene Vcndle Secretary Mur1elW1lson Presrdenl M' . XR -f ' ? 1 O 5 . U 4 if N ' : J. ,B Q ., S -gg l K -f 4 V S.. .. f f as f K f M A N l as bf fy f A . vxf E S f Qtr S L' S ga ist E 1 ' V ,jr 1414? ' ' ' Q - a - E .s-f Y W f l Q o , . . . . ' is is 6 - I F u i . : . : . - 5 1 - ' . . 4 V 7' - 2 7 A Y f , if JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARIANS .pi li 9, pi' -3 N. JI if TOP ROW Judy Berger Ruby Hanselman Karen Beecham Susan Joseph Helen Johnson Phyllrs Rudd Melva Hensley Kay Mclntrre BIOORIC Clemons SECOND ROW Jane Ols Phyllrs Werner Irma Brown Jane Delr Cherly Hughes Barbara Jencks Ann Prrbrs Essle Conley Llnda Braman Ruth Ann Johnson BOTTOM ROW Irene Brown Betty Madsen Judy Lemg Sandra Sharkozy Ruth Brooks Gall Nrchols Nancy Dowd The Junlor Hugh Llbrary Club functions nn the same way that the hugh school one does This year we have added new books to our ll brary and It seems more students are enloylng our books and maga zmes every day OFFICERS Judy Lenrg Presrdent Lrnda Braman Vrce Presrdent 1 Brookre Clemons Secretary Q .n S f A X Quby Hanselman Treasurer A 7 LV Q S lg S, ii- ? X i i- 3 Q '-Jiri I . W K 1 ........ ...... I -.... -- ' 'T f --s , A' I ' 'T .L , .- , .,. . L, , J 'T , .r . , I W1 ..- ' 1 Q Mx.- J. A. l., ' 'V f ' 1 Q A Q5 V lt ' .f .QI '.... 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THIRD ROW: Baker, Conley, Hanna, Myers, Pawlik, Foltz, Back, Bailey, Foltz, Clemons, Lockridge, Cornelius, Marks, Clark, DeRuntz. SECOND ROW: Schuster, Dumas, Prchlik, Allen, Reed, Sellers, Sharkozy, Klampe, Pitts, Braman, Aquino, Schultz, Penrod, Thompson, McGrew. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wamke, Webb, Malchow, Sirovy, Carpenter, Shankland, Freet, Byer, Pulver, Moroni, Shideler, Ilockridge, Johnson, Keller, Evers, Fort. fr,- Girls, as well as boys, often enjoy the exercise and relaxation which they receive when participating in athletics It is therefore the purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association to stimulate an interest in sports among the girls and to promote after-school activities. The membership is made up of girls who enjoy competition among them- selves and with girls from otha schools The activities of the girls in G.A, A, include softball, volleyball basketball, badminton, archery, soc- cer, and tumbling. At the end of the year awards are given to those girls receiving the re- quired number of activity points. A special award is given to the girl selected as the most outstanding mem- ber of the G,A,A, Last year's winner of this award was Ruth Webb, This year the G,A, A, members were guided by the capable hands of Mrs. Warnke. OUR WINNING FLOAT FRESHMAN INITIATION X' wi ig' w' ' f SPORTSHEADS Barbara Westberg, Horseback riding: Judy Estok, Dancingg Judy Scott, Softball, Joan Gentry, Archery: Lillian Edwards, Badminton: Helen Sirovy, Hikingg Nancy Keller, Dancing: Frances Evers, Volleyball: Evelyn Fort, B0W1iHg: Paffi MCGICW. Tumblillgz Ethel Banks, Basketba11Marjorie Shanhland, Skating, Sue Cornelius, Basketball: Pat Prchlick, Ping Pong, Caroline Howard, Bowling, Rosa Bally, Soccerg Pat Taublee, Deck Tennis 109 :VW -7 f K Jf'L.Cf ,V kska OV' IFIQIT EO? 5 A HSN EQQGEGING k .-. 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W w 'U 6 , ,,.. rf' -QM, ,La,i1'3+'M1' mv-i.H- Annual Staff ffl We -be Sharon Van Deman Co Editor PN TOP ROW M1's Hlte N Wallace D Clark E Shxdeler SECOND ROW T Pulla D Buss L McGrew I Anderson A Moronx FIRST ROW S Van Deman J Polen J Ilews D Leedy F Byer V Johnson Most of the work of preparrng tne actual pages of the annual was done by tne tu dents who worked rn the annual room the thrrd period These students were Sharon V , Nancy W Jrm D Don L Jay P Ted P , Larry M They were aided by the rest of the edrtorlal staff who dad therr work outside of school Naturally to make the book a fmanclal success we owe much credrt to the busmess staff who sold advertlsmg space and the books themselves Our photographers, Fred B , and Val J spent much appreciated time takmg prctures for our book Both edrtorral and busmess staff were supervised by Mrs Hlte, who helped In every way possrble Jim Drews Co Editor BUSINESS STAFF fx Don Leedy 2 Business Manager 'L ,vw TOP ROW: Mrs. Hue, J. Moreland, J, Drews, S. Cox, D. leedy, R. Nelson, T, Folkers, SECOND ROW: N. Wallace. T. Pulla, C. Bama, A, Schuster, S. Van Deman, D. Bev111e, J. Bolen. B. Byer. FIRST ROW: M, HCISC, D. Leddin, D, Clark, S. Hausler, L. Dowd. E, German, S. Comehus. Mrs, Hire This page s nsored b KNOX PU I L 0 rr ' - m Sponsor + v ' - .21 ' 1 - T 5' mf' , 1 V 'f , .re .4-.5 :??r f9L 'I ' 'P , jllfzfr . 1.- fl-' ' A 55' .-M wst ,Q Wy- to si .:f fp ., s,, 'rl sir.-k.1Q1.1:'f1'.ri' . X If Q' -' ,sf ' fur V! A r , WE. ' K X 1 . 5 . L 'A Q . ,f lf-,. ,, f . ' ' - I 1. . 1 9 0 1 o r - Q s e r - 1 . I I I D I : I I 0 f I I 0 I O 1 . I I I c 1 . . . V s , . . - . . . , . , . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' My ', lk f 1 X W P as .,.,. 1 2 N Bvoat ow, by T B00atena XLCO Www IQMWW QW . Q 2 Q?ri:::'f:::: ,H VEN STANDARD ma W FSEZQQQ Nxobdqus AT - H :Q - EPRENDABLE Q mi ' f0N f Q I. 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X rw-D T .f' G I 'Jhe Snack Shop Famous 2 for 25g Hamburgers 53E Lake St Knox Indiana Come in and eat with us say Joy and Lyrn Compl :ments Jack Marks Propr Com pl :men ts qeanette a Beauty Sal on Complete Beauty Service Air Conditioned A smart shop for smart women Revlon Cosmetics Phone 4471 6 E. Lake, Knox Best Wishes To The Class Of 57 Knox 'llonal Comnanu Hwy 35 and So Heaton St Phone 80 Knox Indiana Compliments of Weatenn 'Fine Auto Stone Everything for the Motorist Parts, Accessories Motorola Radios and TV Knox Phone 229 of new 'Joto Stone of I I ' Compl :ments Weunbenq A Stone TOTO INDIANA We Apprecaafe Your Business Phone 662 Highways 35 8. 8 'Phrlllps Compl :ments We have whatever you want In sports equupmenf Ben Gnanhhn Stone Comp' 'ments Store of Frnendly Servlce Knox Mm 'Hall'a Spont mant I3 N Mann St Knox Indiana of ' I L so Dee'a Phillips 66 of of Compl iments of Buchta'a Cafzdinal Supenette Bass Lake Indiana Ted and Bemard luke the D 8. B Hotdogs Pune 'Jood Baleenq Best Washes To The Class of T957 Homemade Bread Kay gt John F P my mes D and B Recneatzon Knox Indmno Phone 3 Phone 2332 Knox lndnana Compl :ments To The Class of 57 Best Washes Bogen G flancguna Standaud Sefwzce Gleaner: Late Jnaunance Lubrication Washing 8. Waxing phone 861 Knox Indiana .IosephV Bolen Dlstrlct Manager uf 5' www'-'--N I ,gg Phone 8352 Knox Indiana an Lucky Qanden A ,O-X Q I Flowers Frulis Vegetables I Transpl anted Flowers A an ...Qi W Vegetable Plants an Season Knox on U S Highway 35 Phone 8538 R F D Knox Indiana Tom gives good servuce . U I 5 , ' II ll of ll ' ll . . I . . I O . I . . , Q B vv- wwrqm H VL U www, WW I , Aw, PN 7 I ae - I LE U I ' ,W QAQ W ' Q -fl It 1 -' A - - ' I ' H Q- I 'gl I Il I 'Q ' , ' I V 1 1 5 as I 2 Til, rx 1.9 d ' ' M- 5 ' W' 'H I ' - 2 . - O I . , , . . . 2 , ' E5 1-E Lompl :ments 'Pune O 'llama CONG RA TULATIONS Bqftlgd Q 4 To The Graduates Of Today Elmer Dowd Dnstrlbutor Compllments Bunqen Dauzq Stone Knox lnduana The Leaders Of Tomorrow nonthenn Sndzana Publzc Sefwzce Company if How WOUld I look ln thus? asked Dottie Compliments For All Phllco Appl lances and TV ee Knox Induana P H l LC 0 Wiwfwgfafefffgqffp Compl :ments '3out 4 manket ghelma A 553 E Lake Street Dresses Sweaters Skirts Blouses 3 North Mann Street Phone 399 Knox lndlana of a .. of I . V Q ' . 7 Q I T S - modenn Equipment , ' . in ft M T wa . . . . . . of of ' I 0 - I O Compliments of Davia .Gee Cneam 'Panlon We make our own ice cream. Wlafuan A modes ll North Mann Street Infants Chlldren s 8g Ladnes Ready To Wear Knox lndnana Phone 3931 J. We luke the Welkle way of cleaning says Pattl and Evelyn Compl :ments Welleze A Cleanena and Laundenette Knox lndnana Phone Compl :ments Knox 'Junmtune Company Furmture Appl lances Skelgas nf-sv In my dream home I wlll have a dozen of these says Sue Best Wishes To The Class Of 57 Complnments Bamboo Lounge Bass Lake lndlana Phone 81 I4 n H Gold .gnc Plumbing Steam and Hot Water Heating Phone 2803 Knox Ind :ana s Q H ' ' ' ,ll ' I of . , I , . , . I I , ' 405 ' Il Il of I n of I . 51' re Q Wi. A TQ , P ' P W 1, ll ti' . 'I 4' E I I I 0 3 CU ' ' , X G 2, X .Y I , ,ll I II ' I ll Compl :ments 'Hanaelman 4 mobil Sefwzce Knox Indnana Phone 440 A It as H0bl1Ubl'iCG119n 1 Gnve me a quarters worth Bull Gas, Oll Lubrication Washmg and Accessories Wenty moton Salea Ford Cars 8. Trucks Phone 481 Highway 35 Knox Indiana l Compl nmenfs Du Dfuve Reataunant Best Wishes To Leonand Cook Jnaunance Hqencq Knox, Indiana Phone 3164 1 F U R The Class Of 1957 X i f of I O I I , ,R 15 J 4 A ' 1 x -it' , I ' W :tl l i ' HQ, . 1 fe .A 1 ,.lgLp'l,f A ,gl 1' ff ,va , , 1.., Q, at A5 wav- Q K -.1 1 1 1.1 W' I .7 if Q A 1 K K N A . 1 4 ob 4 3 1 ,e,.-,,,,, I ll ' ' ll , . . I . . I . I . of I Wloneland 14 uto Salea mamma Auro SALES LAI R Both bag and little girls agree on Hudsons Knox Indiana 31 Year a Phone 1221 Hudson Dealer Kl Compliments arnpe Knox 'inogen 'iooda plu-'nblnq and Heating Corner of Lake 8. Pearl Streets Knox Indiana Automatic Hot Water Heaters Automatic Heating Equipment East Lake Street Phone 1561 Knox, Indiana '3inqenhut'a Bakenq North Judson Phone 85 Once tasted never wasted ,K v 5, i, ww, -M ' 'W'W - 1 +1 I . Il ll of O O I Best Wishes To Class of i957 Scottq'a Banben Shop Bass Lake, Indiana Compliments Dunbme Bnoa 'lmeatone Dealer: , , , -, -A ' Q , ,,':, f'5f 5 H , V 224.1 5 ' l IF! Ill ss fri f ' . ,, 1 sill y li -'if s iss 5 , Hlhg 5 ' ,gi sas, 5 r A H X , ,i,.i MNC qw sf K - t .amp W Q Besf Wishes To The Class of 1957 'Hafvzq Pfuce 'iunenal Home Compl imenfs Seaua Roebuck G Co Phone 50 Moll Order 23 Knox Indiana SEARS, QIQQRS C Compl :ments Best Wishes To The Class Of '57 Bonden'a milk Diatnibuton 'Wa r 61 Phone 843 Knox Indnana Compliments Wm E Bnown Realton galveq A Stone Knox Indlana Phone Compl :ments Glenn Kan Wlotona Dodge 'Plqmoum Phone 278 Knox lndnana 'Rag V Downa G Sona Sales and Servlce 9 South Heaton Street Knox Induann one 136 9,58 511:15 -me Compl :ments of Zrnqo Sefwrce Station Phone 1471 Knox lnduana Bob a H andwane Scotts Lawn Care Products Slegler Onl Furnace Heaters Your Pittsburgh Paint Dealer Knox lncllana Phone 88 kg HQ, K of of I ' , ' 385 of , ' Ph 4' 'J- 1 Cook mencunq Salea New 8. Used Farm Machinery Ot Any Make We Sell The Best 81 Service The Rest Phone Knox 133 Corner Hwy 35 8. 8 C Alan 'lewelena 19 South Mann St Phone 1291 Knox Indnono Best Wlshes To The Class of 57 Value 'Pnoducta .'1nc Knox Indnuno Best Wishes Zmqanelll Stone Food and Clothing Compl :ments of Economq 'Plumlnnq G 'Heatmq Phone 45 a 1 . u 0 . 0 . ' . I . Q II I. . . . . I Bennett A Banben Shop Newe t Shop In Town Complnments Long 'Jhompaon Lumber: Co Best Wishes To The Class Of 1957 Best Washes To The Class Of 57 Du E B Cjoldlnq Optometfuat 204 S Mann St Phone 92 Knox Indiana Q4 1 K 'W ie? -fglwluuuwpm.-K 1 M swag' izihy' Well a Coal 'bland Hugh Grade Coal At Farr Prlces 205 West Washmgton St Phone 1201 We Alm To Please Cox Bnoa Super: Sefwzce Texaco Petroleum Products Goodyear Tlres Phone 3041 Knox Indiana Compl :ments of Bwzdlne 'Pontiac 1020 So Heaton St Phone 27 Knox lndnana ' ll Il 0 l o 0 I 0 . . . 5 . I Vfw ' , ' T --4 4' ' , 5 . 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I Compl :ments Cjood A Shell Sefwzce Kennedy Bnaman -Juneau, Home Goodyear Tractor Tlre Ambulance Service Phone 30 Knox ndlana Goodrrch Tlres and Batterne Knox Indnana Compl :ments Bqen '3lofuat Flowers For All Occasions George W Burkett Propr Best Wishes To The Class of 57 Compliments Knox Cjnocenq and manhet W Compliments C Keeth 'Hellman Jnauuance Hqencq ashlngton St Knox Indiana Phone 711 Compl :ments of Vann A Jnn To The Class Of 1957 Congratulatlons and Best Wishes For Your Future Success Edna A '3aah1on Shop and Remo Clothznq Stone of I 0 fl ' of . , . Knox, Indiana V ' Il Il of of 50 E. ' . , ' Best Washes To 'he Class Ot 57 Stanke Co Abatnact Co M J Gurrado Insurance Phone 67 Everythmg for Bulldlng Homes Complete Phone 8398 8l Yards at Toto ohnaon A Buzldlnq Supplied Walter Johnson Contractor 3-r Shaw A '3uel and Supply Phone l6 Knox lndlana Coal Fuel oll Bulldlng Materlals Bulldozrng Dredging Compl :ments Walken 6 muaaen Groceries 8g Market Phone 200 Knox, Indiana Queen! 'Rexall Dnuqa Compliments Cnqatal Roller: Rink H.R. Slebenthal R. PH Mgr. Edward Hesse Knox, Indiana Phone I2 Bass Lake, Indiana Phone Monfery 2841 A P rr,, ' ll ll Z. ' 'w 't A H V A C lt i may X I : . ' '. ,Q J 3, l O W X 1 , . , r , L31 X X I I . fl , . .Y . I . I . . . I , . I of of Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 Dnewa Dainq On Highway 35 North of Knox, Indiana Compliments of 'Jed 4 Shane Room DINE DANCE Bass Lake Indiana Compliments of Your Oldamolrile Dealer: Joe, Dale and Don Sellers fafaA4MfF Good Luck To The Class of 57 Cfuden Bnoa Bodq Shop Aura Repalrs and Pamfmg Culver Road Phone 3171 Knox Indiana Wig lxtmfru Lu ...gm CRIDER BROS BUDYSHHP if OVEN NK EU MSR RUTO GLIISS f zz: Congratulations To The Class Of 57 From The Klopot Studio In Cooperation With PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS STUDIO Incllanapolls Official Photographers For The 1956 57 SANBUR 'MNRQWQSI 'hs P'lhJ Nm-e- J Photo By Stella I o 81 ' 47 , . I . I ll II I . O . . . . . . . I . . I - 1 f:f'1V5,7'l175?n Wi lf1:,aQ 5 ., : wav. kr, .',br.q: . tg, I.. ,- , M M lv' N P ,-12',g,?g' A A W .., , Y, . A Q., - New .,,mis.9m1W7Li1w7I in I fy I ,s-' .,, ' ' IIE' 'I' A M.. TS A , ,I ' ..., ,l ' I , . fi x N I g sz ,459 1 I 1' . I MH Best W :shes to the Comp' 'ments Class of 57 Venn 8 Happq Ylafuana 'Jeeda Knox Indnana Phone 8694 av 'Hlte 4 Rootmq G 'Handwane dag' 2 S Mann Knox Phone 102 Compl :ments Knox Indiana Compl :ments of the C and I. '3ood Centen Route 2 Culver Indiana Compl :ments Knox Sheet metal Wonka South Highway 35 Knox Indiana Phone 3272 Prompt service and good food IS our motto Dean'a Dfuue Jnn Hlghway 35 North . ll ll of , 9 Y I ' A A f S Ax' rss! I . 1 11' K-1. I 0 . s, A K of Du. fl. 9. De Ylaut 3 I . , . ,V of I . I . Compl :ments Olaon Real Estate Compl :ments Linden Poultnq '3anm Phone 8236 Knox Indiana ff Enme 4 '3me:ucle Jnn We en loyed a good meal here say Sharon and Doffy Best Washes to the Class of 57 from the Knox 'Jheatne We serve you with a smile, say Carol, Carolyn, George Ann, Diane. Compl :ments of Saul Eqqent Dfzedqinq Phone I 252 Knox, Indiana Compliments Compliments of of Knox 'Iunh 'bland Knox Building, Loan G Savznq Aaaoccatzon Knox, lndlana Phone 60 Compliments '3uiencla Gun Booatena H ESM Implement Co Evert s Drug Store Cnty News Agency Dr R Verhagen Mac s Barber Shop Automatic Music Shop Henry s Dry Goods Fran s Beauty Bar Lightning Dude Ranch Blooms Reliance Beauty Shop Beau Brummel Cleaners Wunder s Super Foods Gulf Station A 8.P B SQ K Root Beer Jaax s Restaurant Ed Koebel Klest Seed Store Knox Auto Supply Edgell s Shoe Shop Goldnng Service Station Dr Paul Badell I I . I I I . I . . I find Ylow Cjoocl bl! W 'jfjf WMU Mow yi? 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