19 nfamaldfun. KNOX HIGH SCHOOL KNOX, INDIANA V '. 1 af! an-.W v icuii 1 I 1 r 1 4 w W 3 X 1 1, r 1 'Q N I r I 5 S i This ls Know!-Iig Itsgnvbollges 60116 not jusbafbuildiug owQoutlvMoiw Qbwebbutfallbtlwshwlies which pwpawws all tlwaciiuitws uvwlfixslvwefpwrf Gobpafe, aubffwspofbffs ufflmilllv wwwjog, awialllbtlwpeople- toms, pabwws, ambcwsfodinns - whoowatwtlwbwespiaibofvoufv school. This mathematics class is using the black- board to help them understand a certain type of problem. There are blackboards in each room and they are used frequently. A teach- er can see the work of more pupils and thus help more of those who have the same trouble. In government the Seniors are being pre- pared to become better citizens. New I ew ,M endemic subjects ww., r.c, s, In English classes we learn to speak and write correctly. We also enjoy the writ- ings of great authors. The chemistry class rs using the laboratory to experiment and prove theories that they have learned. owvmiuds Junior High students learn the value of study. 5 The 1958 salutatorian, Clifford Runkle, and valedictorian, Don Leedy, proved that they applied themselves to their studies. Latin exercises our minds and really im- proves our English vocabulary. An agriculture class is most important to many boys. They learn more about how to farm efficiently and economically. outa wbjm ' Home economics is a course for future housewives. The Typing is a very popular course. Students girls learn to cook, sew, and how to become better take it because it is useful in so many homemakers. different businesses. w--.., -.-..., s .5 . Ku '- . t xx M ...b .41 sd 6 Band is a lot of hard work and practice, but the An industrial arts course is useful to many finished product is worth the effort, boys. Here they not only learn a trade but they can acquire a wonderful hobby. wszw skills The students practice hard in chorus, but mainly they gain pure enjoyment in just singing. 7 Opening a locker may seem easy but it usually li N, ' A gui' I i ' ' an Q Md takes a sophomore a few tries before he succeeds in opening his for the first time. x The milk machine causes a bustle of ac- tivity between classes. Milk is used by many students as a pick-me- up and a thirst quencher. When a class play is being presented, every- one that has anything at all to do with it has fun. Qczwoaaqgt- Si. 'xi 'nf v f 41 X if X Q x za A huddle means a quick rest 1,7 a few 1l'lSU'l1C ' tions for the players. It also means time for a yell by The action in a football game usually gets rough. However, ask any boy who has played if he would quit and he will immediately say no. Www be The library is used by the students for study as well as for their own enjoyment. our annual downtown pep session. Superin- tendent Secor gave one of the spirited talks to the team. For those boys who do not play varsity basket- ball an intramural program was developed and enjoyed by many boys. The home economics girls decorated the tree and halls for the Christmas celebration. L' A Christmas party was given for the high school by the stu dent council. There were many activities going on at this time. PQGPUMML Since dancing is so popular at these times there were large turnouts at the many dances. 10 addftaowuemjog Safety is very important. The junior high patrol provides safe crossing at intersections located near the schools. A Christmas party at the junior high school was enjoyed immensely by all. After a party, athletic event or any other social event there is usually a big mess to clean up. 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Awwwb Wimwv Ollie Lockridge Receiving the Ben Bowen award is one of the highest ambitions of every Knox High School boy who has participated in athletics. This award is given to the stu- dent whose record exemplifies clean living, sportsmanship, athletic ability, support of schools activities and good scholarship. He is selected with careful consideration by a committee consisting of all iunior and senior high school rincipals and coaches, the superintendent of schools and a representative of the school board. This highly honored and coveted award is given in memory of the late Ben Bowen, an outstanding Knox graduate who sacrificed his life for his country in Korea. Ollie Lockridge was the i957 winner of this award. Besides having a high scholastical average he played Varsity football and basketball for two years, and was on the track teams two years, showing outstanding ability in these sports. He participated in other school activities, he was well known for his good character, and we can be iustly proud to have known him. I4 P70100 TOP ROW: K. Bales, T. Chamness, K. Voreis, B. Benninghoff, B. Stone, J. Polen, B. Pawlik, D. Burger. THIRD ROW: L. Salyer, E. Stone, O. Fine, L. Lenig, D. Pinson, K. Walters, W. Wilson, J. McGovern, M. Kimmey. SECOND ROW: E. Eggert, B. Byer, L. Dembinski, T. Folkers, E. Brems, N. Hoffman, F. Byer, L. Enyeart, B. Engle. FIRST ROW: L. Singleton, M. Mclntire, I. Becker, J. Drews, D. Leedy, J. Lenig, R. own uwwihj ICs All boys who win a varsity 'K' are eligible to become members of the K Club. This club is more of an honor- ary organization but it does back certain activities. This year we bought K hats to distinguish our members. We also sold tickets to the teachers' basketball game and finished our license plate sale from last year. Singleton, I. Dan, L. Chizum. Walter Engel, Sergeant-at-Arms, John Lenig, President: Jim Drews, Secretary-Treasurer. Ken Bales, Vice- President. 15 The wftlvtlw Judy Hall Judy Lenig Jeanette Combs Sue Solliday TOP ROW: N. Hall, T. Pulla, E. Lockridge. I. Reeves, S. Rock. NINTH ROW: R. E gert, G. Brerns, C. Odle, A. Sittler, R. Werner, C. Lockridqe, G. Collins, B. Bennett, G. Chamness, Fallenbuckel, E. Hasnerl. EIGHTH ROW: K. Hansen, R. Jo nson, N. Burkey, N. Dowd, N. Johnson, H. Johnson, L. Clark, M. Green, D. Riehle, G. Nichols, S. Oliverius. SEVENTH ROW: B. Jain, A. Cook, J. E ers. I. Bortell, C. Sellers, F. Byer, C. Wright, J. Daly, C. Moroni, B. Brown, S, McMullen. SIXTH M. Thompson, A. Heilman, S. Howard, R. Hanselman, S. Fout, L. Lock, T. Brooke, V. Moore, J. Johnson. J. Bailey. FIFTH ROW: B. Clemons, D. Juraka, P. Byer, R. Cassidy, D. Combs, B. Goode, J. Shanks, L. Braman, C. Clark, C. Back, P. Daly. FOURTH ROW: C. Pick, G. Steele, N. Hall, C. Green, M. Folkers, S. Hewlett, C. King, B. Bures, K. Mclntire, P. Marks, S. Steele. THIRD ROW: S. Hauslet, J. Stark, P. Prchlik, J. Dumas, M, Pinney, M. Foltz, D. Clemons, J. Cook, C. Snavely, M, Kimmeiy, C. Runkle. SECOND ROW: M. Heise, N. Baker, T. Folkers, L. Dowd, E. German, E. Brems. R. White, . Williams, B. Mulligan, J. Pulver, D. Bell. FIRST ROW: D. Anderson, R. Coffin, J. Fallenbuckel, R. Elkins, I. Moroni, C. Wireman, D. Bewille, B. Pawlik, S. Cox, R. Fout. J. Dipert. 'I6 clwmbloclw baclwowu This year we think our cheerblock was better than ever. We've added a spirit to the gym that would otherwise seem hollow. To make us more noticeable all the members purchased red collars with white letters. With the money we made we bought red beanies with K's in front. Many have complimented us on our appearance and school spirit. Being featured in the local newspaper made us proud. The cheerleaders and sponsor, Mrs. Hite, help us to keep our high spirits and enthusiasm We hope in the years to come the cheerblock will continue to be a noted part of our school. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS CHEERBLOCK OFFICERS . . gl , rl- ,V P ,F 1 for O 1 E Ju Sam Cox, Presidentg Mrs. Hite, Mr. Minix, Sponsors: Colleen Wireman, Sec- l retaryg Judy Moroni, Treasurer. Gay Collins, Donna Juracka, Brookie Clemons, Linda Clark. 'I7 VST KX' e A 5.1 , V ,xx sl ,. . p4 J COACH DALE SNELLING Mr. Snelling, our new head football coach, started the year with a lot of enthusiasm and soon :gained the confi- dence an respect of the boys. He is a graduate of Purdue University and was a football letterman there his senior year. VARSITY SQUAD, THIRD ROW: Bill Barnett, Lloyd Lenigl, Earl Eggert, Oris Fine, Bob Stone. SECOND ROW: Tom Folkers, Larry Smith, Jo n Dan, Melvin Mclntire, John McGovern, Larry Enyeart, Ronnie Singleton. FIRST ROW: Tony Bienek, Nick Hoffmann, John Lenig, Bill Byer, Bink Benninghoff, Larry Dembins i, Don Leedy. New if 11 ' 5 ,I li T - f' f Q, .star CO-CAPTAINS Bill Byer, John Lenig 'I8 23fffrZ?' 5 'A sa 1 A B TEAM, TOP ROW: Ed Stone, Kermit Mann, Ronald Mlekodaj, Norman Berning, Terry Thom son Geor e Wentz. SECOND ROW: Joe Bradle Lonnie Bolen Jack Wri ht Ra Winfre P . 3 Y. . 8 . Y Y. Rodney Sanders, Don Odle, Earl Risner, Gene Gillogly. FRONT ROW: Roger Hellinga, Stuart Thompson, Bill Kustrin, Bob Fletcher, Dan George, Leslie Rogers, Steve Smith, Raymond Bailey, Tom Wunder, Denver Combs. B TEAM SEASON RECORD Knox Knox Knox Knox Rensselaer 0 Plymouth 7 Morocco 14 Culver 28 IUNIOR HIGH SEASON RECORD Knox O Rensselaer 0 Knox 0 N . Jucson 35 Knox 13 Valparaiso 27 JUNIOR HIGH, TOP ROW: C. Napier, L. Samuels, M. Price, J. Niemiec, D. Hite, D. Banta, T. Mulligan, T. Clabaugh, L. Walters, K. Pryce. SECOND ROW: G. Wheeler, M. Fletcher, L. Bridegroom, B. Stuteville, B. Radloff, D. .Binkley, G. Brems, R. Singleton, T. Clabaugh, F. Salyers. FRONT ROW: G. Lockridge, T. Burkey, B. Ramage, B. Halcomb, W. Paegel, F. Clemons, G. Fletcher, J. Rowe, M. Norem, Coach Bob Beeson. 19 ASSISTANT COACH Herb Rhinehart MCGOV ERN Center DON LEEDY Halfback EARL EGGERT Halfback J FOLKERS W 6 Tackle ' 3 Center BOB STONE iv FRED BYER Guard LARRY SMITH JOHN DAN Guard Halfback iii i MELVIN MCINTIRE End BILL BA R.N ETT Fullback mi' i LA RRY DEMBINSKI End The Redskins opened their 1957 foot- ball season Friday, September 6, by journeying to Morocco. The Redskins were downed by the Beavers 12 to 6. The Redskins played the Monticello 13 The Redskins fought the Indians down to the wire but could not find the winning combination. The Tioga Indians on Friday, September o 13-7. The ington-Clay Friday, September 27, only to be downed by the Colonials MANAGERS R. Cassidy, K. Bridegroom and L. Salyers Indians took the game by a score Knox again went South to play the Rensselaer Bombers on Friday, Sep- tember 20. The Bombers outplayed the Redskins in every department as was proved by the score, Knox-0, Rensselaer-39. Redskins Journeyed to Wash by a score of 19 to 6. The Redskins played the Plymouth Rockies on October 4. The Rockies were a tough team this year with only one defeat. Knox played hard only to have the Rockies score a third period T.D. to make the score 13 to 7 and keep that score throughout the final period. On October 11 the Redskins journey- ed to Delphi for their sixth game of the season. The Oracles tallied in every period to trounce the injury- laden Redskins, 42-13. On October 18 the Redskins were slated to meet their inter-county arch rival, the North Judson Blue Jays. The Redskins, carrying an 0-6 record into the game trounced the Jays 34-0. On a wet and muddy field the Nappanee Bulldogs played the Red- skins on October 23, The Bulldogs, with a 7-1 record beat the Redskins 13-7. The final game of the '57 season was played October 29 at New Carlisle. The Lions, with a 9-0 record were too much for the Redskins, who lost -7. 22 19 o k8QfJ ' This year's cross-country team worked hard and os a result turned in a winning season with six wins and Five losses in dual meets. There will be seven of the eleven lettermen returning to make a well rounded squad for next year. L. Chizum, W. Wilson, B. Pawlik, D. Pinson, A. Zeman, P. Stage, K. Voreis, J. Becker, R. Rowe, J. Drews, K. Walters, J. Polen, H. Keller, G. Berg, T. Carpenter, J. Wilson, T. Singleton, T. Wayne, B, White. SENIORS JUNIORS Kenny Voreis, Jay Polen, Wayne Wilson, Andrew Zeman. Jim Drews, Larry Chizum, Bob Pawlik, John Becker. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Patrick Stage, Don Pinson, Robert Rowe, Howard Jim Wilson, Jerry Raferty, Guy Berg, Robert Miller, Keller, Byron White, Kenny Walters. 23 Tom Carpenter, Tom Wayne, Tom Singleton. Harriers at work . Knox 21 LaPorte 37 Knox 45 Valparaiso 15 Knox 31 Lowell 25 Knox 24 Bremen 34 Knox 39 Riley QS. Bendj 20 Knox 30 Washington QS. Bendy 27 Knox 23 New Carlisle 38 Knox 36 Crown Point 21 Knox 20 Winamac 43 Knox 15 Plymouth 50 Knox 15 Argos 50 Hobart Invitational 16th of 22 teams Shortridge Invitational 10th of 14 teams Delphi Invitational 6th of 9 teams Sectional 5th of 13 teams Harriers at rest, Future cross country team. Calisthenics prevents injuries. i L41 M Manager, Duane Burger . 4 1 G Co-Captians Jim Drews Leonard Singleton W o in fy. gg, Us 12?-N ti wil wif BILL BYER Junior Guard Q-..,. Su ur yur i Center SMITH Guard I , ,Ag Q' f u E Managers Jol 1 bSl'l101' ii? v-f'l4'4A vs EARL EGGERT Junior Guard if JOHN LENIG Senior IIB!! The B-team, under the coaching of Mr. Beeson, had a very successful season, win- ning l4 games and losing only 4. The team was composed of two juniors, seven sophomores, and three freshmen. H. Keller, N. Berning, L. Dembinski, L. Lenig, L. Bolen, B. Rose, R. Mlekodaj, O Fine, R. Fletcher, D. George, T. Wunder, Mr, Beeson, Coach. EigllflvGw6l0Te0hw l G. Wheeler, R. Halcomb, R. Cavender, F. Clemons, T. Daly, J. Younggreen, K. Kemble, B. Ramage, M, Fletcher, G. Fletcher, L. Bridegroom, T. Burkey, Mr. Rinehart, Coach, 28 'ith Team BACK ROW: Coach Reinhart, G. Lockridge, T. Clabaugh, B. Vallow, F. Salyers, B. Studeville, R. Back, T. Mulligan, T. Bruington, D. Binkley, T. Cla augh, FRONT ROW: R. Ostreicher, L. Reed, R. Singleton. VARSITY Knox 63 Lapaz 56 Delphi 41 N. Judson 41 Francesville 49 Culver 47 Plymouth 50 Nappanee 46 Warsaw 48 Rochester 49 Crown Point 37 N. Judson 54 Rensselaer 41 New Carlisle 41 Winamac 56 Walkerton 52 Bremen '78 Morocco 55 Argos sth 8 edt Team Knox n vw B-TEAM Lapaz Delphi N. Judson Francesville Culver Plymouth Nappanee Warsaw Rochester Crown Point N. Judson Rensselaer New Carlisle Winamac Walkerton Bremen Morocco Argos Knox u u n Knox -v vv n n 8th GRADE Rensselaer 31 Valparaiso 22 Plymouth 20 Francesville 30 N, Judson 12 Plymouth 21 Michigan City 5 Winamac 21 Laporte 31 Laporte 41 N. Judson 25 Culver Military 17 7th GRADE Rensselaer 39 Valparaiso 15 Plymouth 27 Francesville 20 N. Judson 21 Plymouth 30 Michigan City 5 Winamas Laporte 33 Laporte 34 N. Judson 21 Twclv team l ee.. e. 3 L i , ? . 3 S.,-11, x g 3 . W : , 2 x ii .4 ,S g it Q fs 3 K , fl 1, ,V fl - C 'f m + 1 A The opening ofthe Knox Track season in 1957 -L' : f 4'i'i. ilii I , 'T C was dela ed b bad weather. It was res onsible for : v- - il? ' S' .1 7 7 P . 1 1 , s the postponing of the first three meets. After a little ,P fa.. H .. W f reshaping of the schedule, the boys came through with a two win and a three loss record. The team also placed fourth out of twenty-five schools in the Goshen relays and place high in most of the other relays. The squad consisted of seven seniors, four juniors, and ten sophomores. ., x .. .fmsm--:Y-, . H f 6 K VARSITY SQUAD TOP ROW: E. Brems, O, Lockridge, G. Badell, W. Wilson, D. Leedy, D. Webb, J. Kaczor, B. Foltz. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Tucker, C. Rudd, B. Byer, J. Webb, T. Folkers, L. Smith, E. Clemons, R. Ruff. BOTTOM ROW: S. Stone, L. Singleton, K. Voreis, I. McGovern, E. Eggert, R. Stone, J. Drews, M. Kimmey. VARSITY MEETS Knox 54 Lowell 55 Knox 45 273 Plymouth 63 173 Knox 72 N. Judson 35 Walkerton 22 Winamac 10 Knox 100 Hebron 28 Francesville 23 Knox 36 1715 Laporte 83 9710 St. Joseph 17 1710 Goshen Relays 4th out of 25 schools Hobart Relays 4th out of 5 schools Rensselaer Relays 3rd out of 5 schools Conference Meet 3rd out of 5 schools Delphi Relays 7th out of 12 schools FRESHMAN MEETS Knox 13 Plymouth 96 Knox 17 N. Judson 92 7th 8. 8th GRADE MEETS Knox 69 Walkerton 31 Knox 46 173 Valparaiso 53 273 Knox 53 Culver Culver Military 29 Knox 84 273 Military 15 173 Knox 70 172 N. Judson 29 172 Knox 58 Plymouth 42 8th GRADE SQUAD ll 7th GRADE SQUAD TOP ROW: Mr. Young, B. Fletcher, R. Fletcher, G. Gillogily, TOP ROW: G- Fletcher. T- Miller, T. Daly, T. Pryce, W. Collins, D. George. BOTTOM ROW: T. Wun er, O- 32C11Cy, J. Younggreen. MI- Y0UHg- T. Carpenter, K. Wallace, S. Smith, E. Howard. 30 BOTTOM ROW: L. Bridegroom, F. Clemons, K. Pryce, R. Halcomb, T. Burkey. Track, continued il' MILE RELAY TEAM: O. Lockridge, L. Singleton, K. Voreis, D. Leedy. ' Coach Tucker EEK HALF MILE RELAY TEAM: D. Ruff, 1. McGovern E. Brems, E. Eggert, E. Clemons. Q. MANAGERS: S. Stone, M. Kimmey I I Vi ' I 'r' -VIW W , E1 f .:aQ3 1m.'An 7 .7 ,1 - 1- . XJ' - ' ff: .nf if iz '---- ...tg I F9 I 'll I I ' E 3 N ' FIELD EVENTS MEN, TOP ROW: G. Vadell, O. DISTANCE MEN, TOP ROW: I. Webb, L. Smith Lockridge, B. Barnett, L. Singleton. BOTTOM I. Kaczor, D. Webb, I. Drews. BOTTOM ROW ROW: T. Folkers, E. Eggert, B. Byer. 31 I. Becker, B. Stone, W. Wilson. E OLLIE LOCKRIDGE BOB FOLTZ Ollie, the 1957 Bell BOWCI1 award winner, Bob was the te3m'g number Qne high was our team's number one shot putter. and low hurd1e's, and he also ran on He also ran the 440 and was on the mile the ghuddle hurdle re1ay team, Bob relay team. Ollie won two varsity letter wen one varsity 1ener award, awards in track. GEORGE BADELL George was our number one pole-vaulter and one of our leadin oint ainers. He P S earner? two varsity track awards. DICK RUFF Dick was one of the more versatile runners, participating in the 880, 220, half-mile relay, and broad jump. He earned four letters in track. 32 ELAM CLEMONS Elam was one of our better dash men running the 100 and 220 yard dash. Elam also ran on the 880 yard relay team and various other relays. He earned two varsity track awards. CALVIN RUDD Calvin, our runner-up low and high hurdler and also ran on the shuddle hurdle team. Calvin tparticipated in two years o varsity track. W DON WEBB Don was one of Knox's better distance men run- ning the 880 and mile run. Don glaced high in many of t e meets taking a first in the mile at the conference. He was also Senior Athletic Award winner. Don eamed four varsity awards. iw 'lf HL TOP ROW: C. Queer, F. Clark, H. Byous, K. BIQ, L. McGrew, D. Scott, A. Sittler, S. Demty, B. Peele, M. West. I. Berndt, L. Shepherd, S. Oliverins, . Hannah. FOURTH ROW: L. Wallace, M. Zirkle, J. Peter- son, R. Johnson, D. Ols, N. Johnson, S. Rock, N. Arndt, N. Dowd, K. Hansen, B. Cosby, S. Rose, L. Clarke, M. Green. THIRD ROW: G. Sands, E. Keller. J. Risner, V. Hensley, G. Collins, B. Bennett, K. Bley, S. Eskridfe, J. Cha man, S. Brannar, P. Murphey, D. Riehle, G. Nickols. SECOND ROW: M. Marks, . Lewel yn, C. Odile, C. Wiles, J. Folkers, C. Nesbitt, P. Wentz, B. Busam, E. Hasnerl, S. Steele. FIRST ROW: R. Werner, A. Budka, M. Carmichael, G. Chamness, J. Keehn. C. Romenzak, D. Lockridge, J. Salyers, C. McDonald, J. Barns, M. Smith, C. Estok, L. Cleveland, Mrs. Kelly. eats zWe.A.A. M505 gpm tw The Girls' Athletic Association, Juniors, is a recreation club composed of interested girls in the seventh and eighth grades. They meet every Thurs- day after school in the Junior High Gym for the purpose of providing wholesome recreation for those who wish to come. Some of the activities which have been presented are basketball, volley- ball, deck tennis, end ball, ping pong, bowling, and dancing. Everyone is encouraged to use their talents in skits, pantomines, and singing. To earn extra money in addition to the nominal dues, this year the girls have run the coat check at the basketball games. The money goes for our page in the annual and for our awards, besides other miscellaneous expenses. To earn an award one must have forty points with two points given for each meeting attended. As awards the seventh graders receive a two-inch K, while the eighth graders receive a G.A.A. pin. As special activi- ties this year the G.A.A. have held a couple of dances with the Jr. High boys as guests and also a skating party. 33 xv SECOND ROW: Gail Nickols, Reporter, Sandra Mc- Mullin, Secretary. FIRST ROW: NancyArndt, Pres ident, Donne Rie le, Vice -Presidentg Carlotta Estok, Treasurer. r-W We 'ig A , K 5 .fi-41 'Ziff ,gmj ix Ar' H3 tl Thisls IC-ww I-Hgh ZwAd'Iui1:ies ouwsclwolbowevwgweftlmeshxdeantsw clwfuwwwpwss blwmswues and wuduuswwicesfutMscl1oolL..lwH1i5 poofplwwlwlamwafgfzmtafmowfb B5 awvmzws wtwwes blwstudms awbwimiwg tlwmsdbues iwwogsfa uAwupf1wi1uw54cessi'I4fw.AU501QdAw wfudazlawaoiiuitiesgwoftlwpaniif oipafwt goodfbuaimifwg bw wwfimg peoplwambmokimg zwtlwguzuw. f, Nik -, Q . 1-afffsiw QLZQGIQY1' -,g ' fi V ziiiqiiyz H Yuki. xiii -N zsgifsszi Pffzzx- fhsw-!i3f . 1. fwzs w vgs 6.-V22 55 55: igfaifze, ir- m-'Lim EDT- 3' yifgfilvfl 2 ---W wma N f A 'Q.,,1 Al., qzA,i 5 5 'iss ff Q 1 mf' f :Sz - J 4: Q: ..,, we www X so . Laramore, Advisorg Larry Chizum, Presidentg Ruth Elkins, Secretary-Treasurer: Shirley Petrowski, Judy 11, John Becker, Bill Byer, Ronnie Melkodai. group helps 9 high school l the school. The Student Council of this year has been proud to help govern this school. With the help of their fine advisor, Mr. Laramore, they have helped with such activities as intramural basketball, ping-pong, shuffle board, volley ball, noon dancing, Christmas program, anda student bookstore, and buying a luke box for the students. Only one of the many things the student council has donated to 37 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL , 1 f E! Q I 9 STANDING: Tom Burkey, Tom Mulligan, Cheryl Lewellyn, Susan Rock, Secretary, Jean Eggers. SEATED: Ronald Fletcher, President, Mr. Hamblin, Advisor. The Junior High School Student Council consisted of a boy and girl from each of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. They per- formed duties similar to those ofthe High School Student Council such as putting a iuke box in the gym and running a milk machine in the hall. The Junior High School Student Patrol is used to help students to be safe at intersections that are near the school. They are on the job be- fore school, at lunch hour, and after school in rain, snow, sleet, or shine. origami help schools BACK ROW: D. Arbuckle, J. Williams, J. Gentry, D. Corey, D. Rodgers, M. Norem, W-. Joseph, R. Radloff, I. Younggreen, S. Smith, T. Wayne, R. Bailey, P. James, J. Raftery, J. Troyer, S. Combs, J. Shanks, R. Back, C. Joseph. THIRD ROW: R. Freet, R. Tolson, L. Mann, J. Bolen, B. Hundt, C. Moroni, D. Scott, K. Wallace, T. Mulligan, J. Budka, D. Barton, P. Madsen, D. Hite. SECOND ROW: G. Brems, J. Reid, G. Lockridgce, L. Reed, A. McVey, M. Price, B. Pelfery, R. Napier, R. Fuller, J. Daly, M. Howard, M. Landrum, L. Shan s, A. Noble, B. Howard, B. Jordan, B. Heilman, F. Clemons, R: Cassidy, G. Fletcher. FRONT ROW: R. Cavender, R. Halcomb, B. Geller, R. Simoni, R. Osterreicher, V. Binion, E. Taulbee, R. Binkley, Tom Carpenter, Captain, Tom Wunder, Lieutenantg M. Singleton, A. Caudill, D. Combs, J. Bailey, I. Carpenter, D. Coldiron, T. Burkey. 38 iX......s '94 .,. S 8 ly., I Business Manager, Don Leedy: BACK ROW: I. Dumas, E. Sparkman, M. Wilson. SECOND ROW: G. Advisor. Mrs- Hire: Ediwr. lay POICH- s arkman, J. cook, L. Caudill, D. Beviue. SEATED: J. Polen, E. mms my, bafufiil Liiggglfrimu bum boob m--.Ibn BUSINESS STAFF, BACK ROW: T. Pulla, I. Shanks, T. Folkers. SECOND ROW: R. Cassidy, T. Wunder, S. Howard, S. Cornelius, P. Prchlik, C. Clark, C. Banta, S. Hausler, C. Pick, L. Dowd, D. Leedy, J. Bolen, M. Folkers, E. German. SEATED: G. Banasiak, B. Byer, S. Cox, E. Eggert. 39 The yearbook staffs, both edi- torial and business, have strived hard to make this year's Sandbur a success. The business staff under the leadership of Don Leedy sold ads to the business men, our friends, and also had charge of the selling of the yearbooks. The editorial staff met in room 3 the third period each morning, and with the help of their editor, Jay Polen, and sponsor, Mrs. Hite, they planned and arranged each page in the book. They sincerely hope that you enjoy reading and looking at the yearbook as much as they enjoyed preparing it. Musfowstlwfaifu BACK ROW: T. Chamness, T. Parker, M. Mclntire, D. Shrigley, W. Goold, D. Guthrie, J. Dipert, R. Fout, D. Beville, R. Singleton, T. Pulla, E. Eggert, L. Dembinski, L. Singleton, N. Hoffman, D. Campbell, J. Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: E. Banks, A. Sarna, R. Bailey, L. Walters, J. Cook, C. Barns, D. Sirovy, K. White, M. Sands, M. Klampe, M. Kirkham, K. Fee, B. Shivley, S. Bickel, J. Allen, L. Wagner, R. Smith, J. Dumas, R. Coffin, J. Moroni, C. Banta. FIRST ROW: K. Reiss, S. Beauchamp, M. Foltz, H. Allie, J. Bolen, C. Friebe, L. George, S. Elgin, E. German, C. Sellers, P. Marks, l. Estok, L. Burkett, J. Lockwood, M. Bailey, C. Back, J. Stark, C. Pagel, J. Hundr, E. Sparkman, M. Wilson, C. Crosby, L. Smith. This year our chorus was under the direction of Leonard B. Minix. We sang for various activities such as the PTA annual Christmas program and the Spring Concert on March 21 The senior members traveled to South Bend to sing with other choral groups at the Teachers' Association . A Rehearsal Clinic was held under the direction of Hilmer Jacobson, director of music at Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Harte, Indiana. As our school year comes to a close we will sing for Bacca- laureate and Commencement. Our accompanist, Lila Smith 40 wlmew the slugs is IVY V' A 9 Y ,' 4 5 9 J 3 f E Sam Cox, Larry Chizum, Rod Fout, Jim Drews MQ' Rose Coffin Practice makes perfect. Carol Bama 41 The Sworclsmen have gained quite a reputation for themselves as a quartet which sings both religious and popular music. They have entertained at various organizations, such as, church clubs, women's clubs, plays, Rainbow, and many other social groups. Our director at ease L ' New-W 5 i1 Q i I I V V ,A s,.. ,NA , 'Q A Librarians F i F 8 STANDING: R. Halcomb, G. Gillogly, I. Pulver, J. Dipert. FOURTH ROW: V. Moore, M. Zirkle, R. Johnson, J. Eggers, R. Sanders, B. Pawlik, J. Becker. THIRD ROW: M. Thompson, M. Green, N. John- son, R. Cavender, S. Cox, R. Coffin, I. Falvey, C. Tyl, J. Cox, C. Pick, M. Heise. SECOND ROW: S. Caesar, K. Mclntire, J. Fallenbuckel, K. Banks, I. Bortell, S. Kafka. FIRST ROW: B. Mulligan, C. Steele, C. Green, S. Solliday, A. Cook. Rod Fout, President, Colleen Wireman, Vice-President, Jeanette Combs, Secreraryg Sue Solliday, Reporter. 42 The band's activities in the fall consist mainly of marching. It performs before the kick-off and between halves of our home football games. During these half-time shows we try to combine snappy marches, school songs, and popular tunes with novel forma- tions and march steps to make interesting entertainment for the fans in the bleachers. This year's marching band consisted of 82 members. In August the group again performed in the annual Mardi Gras at the Riverview Amusement Park in Chicago. On October I2 they took part in the Dairy Parade down State Street in Chicago. This parade honored the milk and milk products producers of the Mid-West, and it was tel- evised over WGN TV. In the latter part of October, the band participated with many other bands of Indiana in the Band Day activities at Purdue University Much of the success of the marching band during the last season was clue to Mr. Minix STANDING: Bill Brown. FOURTH ROW: M. Fletcher, J. Fout, J. Johnson, R. Nelson, C. Wireman, M. Cook, R. Schwartz, D. Rowe, L. Lock, F. Elick, R. Schwartz, S. Hewlett, R. Fout, L. Chizum. THIRD ROW: M. Dan, G Wheeler, S. Rock, N. Singleton, B. Brugh, L. Samuels, L. White, P. Hammerlund, J. Daly, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. Fout, M. Folkers, J. Combs, C. Banta, C. Clark, B. Morehouse. FIRST ROW: N. Dowd, K. Hansen, D. Heilman, S. Jain, M. Reed, J. Klampe. plugs ow When the marching season ended, the concert work was begun. The concert band was again kept very busy this year. On January 19, 1958, they presented their Winter Concert. During the month of February the Solo and Ensemble Contest was held and many took part in it and brought home many honors. In March the band as o whole took part in the Northern Indiana Band Contest. We have participated in this event For the past eight years and have received outstanding honors many times. On May 4, 1958, we presented the Spring Concert. The band is very fortunate in having the co-operation and backing of the Band Boosters' Association. Also Mr. Hughes certainly deserves a lot of credit for the efforts he has put forth to make this another very successful year for the bond. MANAGERS: B. Morehouse, L. Chizum, J. Dipert I. Falvey. guwadf BACK ROW: Jack Pulver, lon Dipert. FRONT ROW: Lorenzo Watson, David Hart, Pat Stage, Andrew Zeman. QQMHXIU BACK ROW: Bill Brugh, Dick Schwartz, Sam Cox, Larry Chizum, Bob Pawlik, Jon Dipert, Rod Fout, John Becker. FRONT ROW: Lila Smith, Joan Fallenbuchel, Carol Banta, Colleen Wireman, Marjorie Heise, Rose Coffin, Jeanette Combs. 44 The Marching Band Twinllws KAY MCIN TIRE Drum Ma jorette an is Charity Clark, Mary Ann Dan, Nancy Dowd 45 And what do you think is so funny? ! 'E V1 I Larry Chizum, treasurerg Clifford Runkle, presidentg Jim Welter, vice-presidentg Sheila Bickel, librariang Charlene Vendl, sergeant- at-armsg Arlene Spoor, secretary, SHAKESPEAREAN CLUB B1ow, Gabriel, Blow. V Our holiday celebration. Farewell, Son, and beware of all gms. Oh, the confusion at a sale. Molly and me, and baby makes three. Now where did I put my 46 teeth? A Have you got a quarter for your brother? Kee our fuzz fin ers off the Fahric. Y g - mmm It must have been something I ate. r 5 f 'ET-g, :ggi I 1 5 M 'fri ' N my is BACK ROW: Larry Chizum, Wilson Goold, Earnestine Sparkman, Judy Moroni, Charlene Vendl, Muriel Wil- son, Claudette Friebe, Donnie Zin arelli, Bob Pawlik, Dan Caesar, Jim Welter. MIDDLE ROW: Margorie Bailey, Catherine Hellem, Arleneipoor, Joann Gentry, Marjorie Heise, Colleen Wireman, Lila Kay Smith. FIRST ROW: Jeanette Combs, Lillian Edwards, Sharon Elgin, Sheila Bickel, Judy Wayne, Suzanne Beachamp. 47 fig QENIOPJ MEMBEIZQ N. 3155 f 1 ' 'i:':' ' V '-L Iwfff. Q, i, , , A3 , V., .W M... .. .. . .. , 1-ff '-1. f- :af 5-5,3 TOP ROW: A. Spoor, R. Scott, J. Dedloff, B. Bennett. SECOND ROW: R. Fisher, J, Dan, H. Winters, F. Hunnicutt. FRONT ROW: J. Themar, M. Mclntire, L. Enyeart, lafmfwawv R. Singleton, T. Ream. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS TOP ROW: L. Scarborough, C. Smith, J. Bradley, L. Lenig, T. Thomp- son, L. Bolen. SECOND ROW: D. Hardel, P. Stage, R. Sanders, C. Ream, E. Wagner. FRONT ROW: H. Mclntire, C. Bailey, R. VanHorn, C. Paegel, C. Lockridge, P. Ahlenius. 48 National Contest i957 National Superior Award State Contests i957 Silver Emblem Chapter Award Display Contest f3rdi fSl0.00i District F.F.A. contests i958 Display lst. This year's Knox Chapter of F.F.A. has taken part in many activities and farm enterprises. At the present our chapter's l net worth is about Sl,000.00. We are helping our members by having a gilt chain and a tams- worth boar. ln addition to these we also sponsored a Christmas Dance and we were hosts to the Purdue Glee Club. For entertainment we atten- ded two baseball games in Chicago had two picnics, swimming parties, a football game at Purdue, a father and son banquet, and a pest control party. r l Jumiora Meme:-ans ln BACK ROW: T. Ambrose, T. Eilers, S. Bailey, H. Bailey, B. Myers. SECOND ROW: D. Campell. R. Winfrey, C. Benninghoff, I. Whitcraft. FRONT ROW: R. Taylor, E. Eggert, F. Byer, A. Zeman, M. Howard. Treasurer's Book lst. Cl1apter's Contest 2nd. Reporter's Book 2nd, Secretary's Book lst. Pest Control 6th. Grain Judging 9th. Essay'lLarry Enyeartl 6th . Speech fFred Byerl 3rd. We also awarded outstanding individuals of our chapter letters and chevrons. Last year the following were given: five jackets, twenty-three clwevrons, four stars, and seven K's. efamdf ' FRESHMAN MEMBERS BACK ROW: R. Miller, B. Kustrin, L. Rodgers, J. Romenzak, J. Budka SECOND ROW: E. Howard, A, DeRuntz, R. Wiezycki, R. Hellinga. FROISIT ROW: S. Thompson. I. Reeves, T. Singleton, M. Taylor, W. Dow . 49 F.F.A. continued AMERICA f Q ,-gfun ffizgjf , ff , Q G51-'ON L-.Te T a ,fi f 'lj 1,'V'-, ' ', 1 'X ',1 1 6 5og5E'Af 2 1. 9. :,'icf'35 'E'Q4 ' 1 r c, 41 'g'j'i5b S O, I PRESIDENT: Ben Bennett VICE-PRESIDENT: Larry Enyeart TREASURER: Earl Eggert ADVISOR: Paul Harrington SECRETARY: 101111 DHD A5 ig:,i'ggii?' fra 50 SENTINEL: Ronald Taylor PARLIAMENTARIAN: jim Dedloff REPORTER: Richard Fisher Our Advisor and Our President. Working in the shop. See anything, La rry? ! ' I F. F. A. concluded Working on the farm Ron and hrs pets Here goes nothing I 51 Oh, you dirty boyl I I The Library Club of the Knox Senior High School consists of twenty-four stu- dents. The sponsor is Miss Curnutt. The numerous duties of a student librarian con sist of supervising both the fiction and reference libraries, mending books, pro- cessing new ones, distributing magazines, newspapers, and films. Other student librarians whose picture do not appear are Sharon Wiles, Linda Bramen, and Beverly Bures. Student asses BACK ROW Carol DeRuntz Pat Prchlrk Mary Ann Brown. THIRD ROW: Ester Lockridge, Lois Wagner Irene Brown Mary Foltz Marlene Wallace. SECOND ROW: Judy Stark, Diane Schultz, Sue Cornelurs Lmda Burkett Dorothy Clemons Katherine Reiss. FIRST ROW: Shiela Bickel, Karen Jorgensen Phyhss Rudd Sharon Elgm Mananne Sands, Nancy Keiser, Pat Carter, Joan The Junior High Library club consists of twenty-eight stu- dents. It functions in practically the same manner as the high school. This year we have added a number of interesting new books to our Library. Other student Librarians whose pictures do not appear are Jeannie Eggers, Janice Johnson, Karen Beecham, Patsy Fisher, Lucille Kirkham, Gail Nichols, and Dorothy Young. 59' i WZ? 'S Q v 3 1 1 X an l Phyliss Werner, Secretary, Ruth Johnson, Treasurerg Brookie Clemons, President, Ruby Hanselman, Vice-President. Qibwfuj tasks ' 1 .vip .wr ' M.: Wwe wh-yan BACK ROW: Brookie Clemons, Dorothy Young, Ruby Hanselman, Anne Pribis, Irma Brown, Ruth Johnson, Gay Sands. THIRD ROW: Carol McDonald, Phyliss Werner, Judy Burger. SECOND ROW: Jane Deli, Catherine Fletcher, Melva Hensley, Roberta Werner, Peggy Wentz, Jane Ols. FIRST ROW: Shirley Hazen, Carol Odle, Lucille Kirkham, Helen Johnson, Essie Conley, Vera Hensley, Mary Carmichael. ' ' ,wesw,coolv,owwL We TOP ROW: J. Stark, G. Walters, B. Plante, D. Bailey, B. Craig, C. Hundt, S. Petrowski, T. Pitts, L. George. THIRD ROW: M. Pinney, L. Wagner, L. Burkett, E. Lockridge, P. Marks, -L. Braman, G. Sellers, M. Foltz, N. Hall, J. Cook, M. Foltz. SECOND ROW: L. Dowd, R. Coffin, M. Bailey, C. DeRuntz, S. Comelius L. Edwards G. Banasiak, M. Wallace, R. Smith, M. Olson. FIRST ROW: E. German, C. Sellers, H. Chapnaan, D. Clerhons, P. Rodgers, N. Keiser, E. Banks, M. Heise, C. Freibe, l Mrs Care Advisor- Nanc Keiser Historian- Helen Cha man EditorgChari1 n . R. Bailey, L. Walters. The F.H.A. under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carey, carried out its aims this year with enthusiasm. The proiects included a cos- metic demonstration, mak- ing cookies for the nursing home, making jewelry for our own use, giving the basketball team a banquet a party for the F.F.A. boys, and finally a picnic for ourselves. For the first time we had jackets this year, and we were very proud to wear them. OUR FLOAT I - Y. . Y . , P . Y Sellers, Secretaryg Ethel Banks, President: Marjorie Heise, Vice -President, . d - . Donhy Clemons, Treasurer, Clau ette Frerbe, Song Leader, Pat Rodgers, y C F Parlimentarran. , X . ff fweeblljpapwvgwesuwclvsclroolbmews SEATED: Arlene Sarna, Tom Matzat, Judy Wayne, Charity Clark. STANDING: Bob Pawlik, Lillian Edwards, Gloria Banasiak, Nancy Singleton, Mary Folkers, Larry McGrew, Advisor, Mrs. Foust. ' With the aid of Mrs. Foust, our capable advisor, and our co-editors, Tom Matzat and Lillian Edwards, we publish the Smoke Signals. We have various articles on sports, activities, junior high news, grade school news, and many feature articles. Thrs year the staff put out several editions such as the Christmas, sectional, and senior issues. The senior issue edition was the largest of the year. X! l ff l, Tj X 7, , ,A J fil l ,M ,. 3. ff! 4 ' M TOP ROW: C. Lewellyn, M. Carmichael, J. Fallenbuchel, D. Bailey, S. McMullen, D. Riehle, G. Nichols, C. Odle, A. Pribis. FIFTH ROW: B. Heilrnan, R. Cassidy, D. I-lite, E. Taulbee, C. Mohr, P. Lockridge, G. Chamness, M. Marks, S. Steele, E. Hasnerl, S. Hanson. FOURTH ROW: M. Folkers, C. Clark, L. Caudill, B. Clemons, P. Byer, M. Hensley, E. Jackson, R. Hanselman, J. Keehn, J. Beauchamp, C. Banta. THIRD ROW: B. Mulligan, N. Singleton, H. Chapman, S. Hewlett, L. Singleton, B. Bures, C. King L. White, R Elkins M. Wilson B. Miller. SECOND ROW-J Ch b , . , , . . am erlin, L. McGrew L. Williams, L. Burkett, N. Keiser, P. Carter, T. Pulla, C. Snavely, D. Schultz J. Falvey E Banks K Jor enson Mrs F F . g , . oust. IRST ROW: J. Wayne, J. Henning, C. Wireman, R. Sifigleton, B.'Pawlik, J: Combs, T. Matzat, L. Edwards, D. Leedy, G. Banasiak, S. Cox, A. Sarna, C. Friebe. 55 - 4 3 , ii! S af E :w 3. ' 3? fSi15s 5 l ,A 1 .N 13? si .ai , ' - 1215551 z K - L,11f - iifkx , ,AL - L L arg ,.n9' , ,. X A ' .-,QJQJMWXW ,.. M PSSWTAA.. ,wg 392ESO?i .. 2 , 'M' fsqggqmgwqzzfwwf . K. ,.., 9 N n-' 3 Q pwsakinfiz 'I f f Q Q, ,, , .,. V . , if . -' V -' -.F Jm21J'11 J .3153-:':,Es.' 1.: - - 4 . ' - 2 x , xl 5 :J -5 'Q 1 ' J N ' 4, j',fvgzL'5iz:2 ' 54 32 .-E ' A f f'f,.ggQiQ2f-' U f 1- eg-wr. ,. , .... . i :- .- :EQ X , tr- -' : . an 'mf' '13iJ',w Qy -!?'T'v iii vzlf x ii g u i Q : ,.'? ' :: lf .. 'I ' - . VQ ,mL1, . K .v,- '- mmmiz, W ,,i,,i, E3 Sl' X Iggy g gig? , A f. ' .Q ffwifi . RL X .. .'A- Sf- ' . ' L A W ' '1 . .ff it A J A? ,dw .K if New M A N if 4 ,H W 'Q J' Us A LS if .I W - L A 4 ' ky xfwiik K Si - AQ i W s 5 5 5. f is wx i 4 QL wa, This ls Kwww High WitlvPeopQw PeopQwmakwwplCvwwHiglv. Tlwfgawblwmws wvlwowatetlw afbvwofsplww wvhbolvow i 68846 wflww lwsfeps Tlwpeopleawtlwshulwts kwv-gmgwclwsseswpafvtiapam uvtlwbdmjs wofrbztlwgwwtlw pcwtifwaotbvities owdffolbf dents amdfwb wwimg wwf tiwtwclwwlwhlwfgmubopening ww ab Izfwovwlledfgw ta dw pupflssflwgwwtlwteachwgwiug aduiwamdflwlpimg witlvflwpfwb- Qmwsofftlwpwpils--allbtlwwpeopda wwflCwwF-ligk. EDWARD SECOR. . . Superintendent of Schools. . . M. S. degree from Purdue University. . . Enjoys sports. 5-1 NANCY DEMBOWSKI. . . Secretary to - 5 R W.. .Y N 1 2 F' W -' ' my Mr. Secor. JP' l ,fc 'il i J 13 BONNIE TAYLOR. . . Secretary to Mr. Laramore. JAMES HAMBLIN. . .Junior High School Principal. . . M.A. degree from Ball Staie Teachers College. . . Enjoys hunt- ing and fishing. .K 'w 49W?-Fwd.. k , ' .al V' P Rav vi- r ' A ,.., ..- -n fc-sf A fi 58 x-.fn-'lei' RODGER LARAMORE. . . High School Principal. . . M. S. degree from Indiana University. . . Enjoys golf and bowling. HESTER BICKEL. . . Secretary to Mr. Ha mblin. f ' MARTHA AMOS. . . English. . . A. B. degree from FRANCIS BAUER- - - Social 5IUdiCS- - - Indiana State Teachers College. . .Likes to B. A. degree from SI- Joseph College- - - write. Enjoys gardening and watching basket- ball games. One of the main groups of people master the art of learning. They also is the capable faculty. They are re- serve as advisors for problems that a sponsible for helping the students student may have. JANE BEESON. . .Home Economics. . . B. S. A time for relaxation. degree from Purdue University. This page sponsored by DR. EVERT AMOS .5555 yy ROBERT BEESON. . . Physical Education, ARTHUR BRANHA M. . . Biology. . . B. S. degree History. . . B. S. degree from Ball State from Indiana State Teachers College. . . Teachers College. . .Likes all kinds of Enjoys ornithology. sports. DONNA CAREY. . .Home Economics. . .B. S. Mr. Branham goes after a high one. degree from Purdue University. . .Likes to bowl and watch basketball games. 60 my I' i COSIMO CIRA. . . Industrial Arts. . . M. S. MARJORIE CURNUTT. . .B. S. degree from degree from Indiana State Teachers Manchester College. . .Enjoys playing College. . . Likes photography and bas- the piano. ketba 11 ga mes. A teachers job is not all teaching. CARMEN FOUST. . . Typing, Shorthand, Secretarial Practice. . . B. S. degree from Indiana University. . . Likes to watch sporting events. -up x X-'K LUCY KLEINDORFER. . . English . . . M. A . PAUL HARRINGTON. . . Agriculture, Physics. . . degree from University of Wisconsin. . . B. S. degree from Purdue University. . . Likes to listen to classical music. Enjoys flying. ELEANOR HAMBLIN. . . English. . . B. S. degree from Ball State Teachers College. . . Enjoys playing the piano. What an appetite you have. ,, fu. C37 4.,. fp? 8 .e 1-A r. ' asp!! i ff' ts JULIA HITE. . .Eng1ish, Latin, Speech and Dramatics. . .A. B. degree from DePauw University. . . Likes to play bridge and watch sports events. Q. Z B 5 l KENNETH HUGHES. . .Instrumental Music. . . M. M. ED LONGFELLOW. . . Physical Education degree from Butler University. . .Enjoys fishing and Head Basketball Coach. . .B.S. degree fly-tying. from Indiana State Teachers College. . . Enjoys boating. LEONARD MINIX. . .Chon1s, Assistant Instrumental Music .... B.S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College. . . Likes music. MARIAN KELLY. . .Physical Education. . .B. S. He'11 take the joke now, But later Indiana State Teachers College. . . Enjoys 63 WOW! I! athletics. Anyone for a bite of lunch? LEROY REEVES. . .Chemistry, History, Family Living. . .B. S. degree from Ball State Teachers College. N1 yivuuw HERBERT RIENHART. . . Industrial Arts. . . MARK SIMMONS. . .Government, History, B. S. degree from Ball State Teachers Economics. . . M.A. degree from Indiana College. . . Likes to watch sports on University. . .Likes to watch all kinds of TV. sports. 64 DALE SNELLING. . . Drivers Education, Head Football Coach. . . B. S. degree from Purdue University. . . Enjoys watching TV sports. JOHN WAGNER. . . Social Studies, Science A.B. degree from Indiana Central Teachers College. . . Likes to play bridge and golf. EVELYN STROTHER. . . Vocal Music. . . B.S. degree from Ball State Teachers College. . . Enjoys knitting. FRANCIS SWANDER. . . Bookkeeping, Business Law, General Business, Typing. . . B. S. degree from Ball State Teachers College. . . Enjoys all kinds of sports. Mfr--N... .f i- Li 'Q 1. if a Z Q ' J ' QB - i V . ' .:..r ' QR K if ,' ,K in yf ' iv' 3,5 'Su ki V Z V at K E .sr 'B B fr 5' f J 23- :za 45- ffm tr- BBB B si- ff -B . ?lf77,, ' a ., J J A if B 1 it B J J 'fix B is L B J - ff and N ' 1 B . Q' A ,4 Penny Ronnie Paul Beach Delores Jack Morris David Justine Noah Arbuckle Back Badell Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey Banta Barns Barnett B 3 4 6 -A y Ay! Bi, A K K' if vt- - :nu an J ri ,Q . 7 K B B 1 an -f B rsrr B or J fb Beverly Jeanne Betty Connie Paul Virgil Richard Kathe G. Jerry Danny Baughman Beauchamp Bennett Berndt Berning Benion Binkley Bley Bolen Bradley J , n ri ss .t B B A J or J'-5 R A . it il' J W' -2' B - ,N J 'J' V E Bfslf4Mt- :.f.!J1'14!f?f7. Ba ' 1 L W -P IV B 5 , 2 Roger James Gene Alice Barbara Susan Jerry Judy Mary Ann Arlie Braman Brantley Brems Brdka Busam Butscher Carpenter Chapman Carmichael Caudill T 35? J th Q - J J J ' J we w B or B p .I , , I, L 4, : V 4, ,,JaAUr, V 4 at 'su J gn iv F313 , ,gh Q: -5' 6. J Y if Q-2' J 1 'i is J 1 B I-B J B . uJJ,, I J H- B J - ' V B sl cv B JV ,J V rv Brenda Gay Tom Terry David Dillard James Willis Gaynelle Sherman Caudill Chamness Clabaugh Clabaugh Clark 67 Coldiron Cole Cole Collins Combs Seventh Grade, continued Our Float What's the Matter? Been eating peanut butter? 5 Q i 'J ttte ' --5-4, Q 'f' S ,am ' -or is Sw 'v eeet r 1 5 sg V Ronnie James Jack Mike John Cook Cornelius Cornelius Cover Daly 4 ' ',-.t- , , N .. ,rf rw- .1 ,J W f B was ' 6, .:-' . , t. :ca A N: L K - f. J E 1-. . ' 'rv 9 ff' ' sly. ff . O 2 Sheila Robert Ricky Jimmie Michael Denny DeRuntz Eggert Ellis Emigh H J '7 39 C ' , ,X ,, , sa 5. 1 ffili sf -is -wx ' 1 Shirley Judy Marjorie Patsy Judy Eskridge Fallenbuckle Fisher Fisher Fol ers , ff' ' '12 if 5 3' J at -ri , I N E A .fl vt- i r ' Dorothy Robert Ralph William John Freet Freet Fuller Geller Gentry 2 s k'yV .,, K is I Q K j 2 at -og K , 3 .. 5 X Q P y y 4 Terry Judy Glenn Eileen Shirley Billy Golding Goble Harness Hasnerl Hazen Heilman Q A 5, , ' xg 1 ,,,,, A He's not as . K p. . Q, . 'gd . C, :v Q :A . W lgiias you Vera Doug John Robert Minard Hensley Hite l-lonkomp Honkomp Howard K . Q-Jfirff 4 +432 v'L Q J is Y . M ,, ,LL rgyy glib if 4 .Q-' - V55 K Q, 5 N 0 V rw' J Vw V' 5 Billy James William Pat Branch Howard Humes Hundt James Jordan n y You a1n'r ' nothin but H a Hound 2 1- fr.. -.. Do ! s- - 5' g Janice Alice Frances Kathryn Sharon Keehn Keller Ketcham Kinney Kinney 68 5 42, X hh 1 xii? Q V J ,,.:,,: J , .J an ,V ,K 1 an Cheryl Lewellyn fam 1--, , it ,Jie .. .- awk Connie Donna Gar Ralph Wanda Lockndge Lockrldge Loc rldge Mangun Mangun ,Q wi Battle scars of War'??'? ' zrr dei as Albert Yr'- McVey Q.-, W. 3 . W .N 'itz' 1 T fi rl Latticework Loafers. ri' e it f,,. 4 ,K 'ir up g, V :L 'K V 4, gl 'ef ,:j,. Claudia Alex Ervin Carol Rickey Nesbitt Noble Noble Odle Ostereicher h 5: 3 tk J, ' L Q., , :ji V.., A -I is Ken Bob Larr James Pinney Pelfrey Reef? Reid ' ex Q f f-f 1 J ., A s:.,,.- .5 ity i Catherine John Ronald Seldon Romenzak Romenzak Romine Row J asf y t if ,f W- es.. ,Q Q., - -gi nr l ' . H, h Joyce Frances Gay Dennis 69 Salyer Salyer Sands Schultz Seventh Grade concluded i swat lla: 1 Mrchael Lexgh Ronald Sxngleton Shanks Slmonx Robert Madallne MCIV11 Sklff Smlth Smxth Rlchard Anna Slngleton Sittler Q' S V 5, if' Susan Steele iii! I Kenneth Stoddard ,Q I 'ff ss QM., S S Your legs are showing! ! S V 5 ,. S k Ahce William Ernest Douglas Raymond Tolsom Stone Stuteville Taulbee Thompson H M t -1 5 :EES I Bxlly Daisy Peggy Roberta Carol Vallow Wagers Wentz Werner Wiles Waiting for warm weather. 70 I . Q NA fa A. I t A XS sw I: .. , I f fb 1 , . , , ' - '. '- 331,51-' S saht . 'i 'I .535-' ' - - ',.. -7 . 7 .Sr l . MV' 'D .... 1 ws ' 22, A , 5 - ' 15-s K A ' W l r ' '- A., A . S. S 'I . i 'F I 5 S S 5, 5 in A i Q. A, S ff' ' A d .6 ix S .: ,s sEzf:Ql.- X H g. S SSSS ,T :af 'Q S S W 1 S 1. .. a' 190, I S- Si S ls ..- I' A 3 we Arlene Williams , Prrm and proper. ' aux 75. ,, M' , an f. V .- QW. Q..- Dorothy Young Pat Younggreen VS ,. , fin V, i,' , ,, ,ev a gf sg ' 1ff,..1:ff fv ,ff . - ,.'V ' K ls,-f,. ffisf 1 Q . 42 f f - as A f ' ei .S ,av A-4 Bet you can't guess what l've got. l'm not lazy, just tired. ! v Z P1'CSidCHI E Q I f I Vice-President 1 5 B Treasurer I Q . Secretary V K fe, Morris!-' ' Nancy fe! 4177 Clie, dt G yu af! Mob 00 1... 016. 17118 efue CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Beeson Mr. Bauer - Mr. Wagner Mr. Swander . . JV A' B if ,l . ,' L A V7 yf Bob Ollie Barbara Baker Bailey Bartoff 1 ff 1, X- Karen Darlene This is the work we put in to make our float! Julia Beecham Bell Berndt 'B V' :' 'glv B n 2-ff, in B 'X T BJ Y K Q. 5 Q my Y V X A 1 2' 1 I Karen Joan Matthew Lance Betty Bill Carl Bley Bollarff Brettin Bridegroom Brittin Brown Burdine f,. In B A nzlrz r .,., 3 zfv Zi Anuzi Q .Seuss , I :r,r, ' ., at an an . , , B A, ygisfr B ' Dick Trudy Tom Helen Ronald Charles Charlotte Burdine Burkey Burkey Byous Cavender Caudill Chrniel 71 f f Eighth Grade, continued y ix I 'A A Francis Linda Ford Clark Clarke Clemmons xi V f' 'Q' 2, X X We Jesse We never sleep. . . ..... Laffy Linda Clemons Cleveland Cleveland , ll'l wr G'-5 via Essie ' Howard Bill Conley Conley Cornelius sts s llle ev I -.Q api eal -f y ll J the -.r,, s 'P' a J J is 1 r C 'H if Ji - Y' . ' V J ff mm a,r, y P is ,i Q Barbara b , , Terry Richard Nanc Cosby ' ' ' ' ut we eat' ' Daly Dickson Dow! ff , .,a. J J ' il' 541+ :ZQQQICIV - id ge . ,gg .3 K it Q :V David Carlotta Gerald Suzy Mary Patty Robert Drane Estok Fletcher George Green Grubbs Halcomb taar G t aaaa a r trt t aa it J f s 5 to as G 4 .. ' -5 as 1, 4, 3 ash- A 1,1 t C J or 61 1 X ff . f V Karen Karen Anna Beverly Helen Nancy Ruth Hannah Hansen Humes Jain Johnson Johnson Johnson 72 Albert Johnston as if rf ' ' -kv:::1::- ' 'jf-i Y 'swf J, giwgqk s ,f s , , ,., '- Walter Joseph r e U, J we -...af f 1,15 ?l as ,gen E: X' Mx James Lockridge W Sandra McMullen V , 9 Y Eighth Grade, continued Marjorie Clark Joseph Joseph 'J Z. an is ' 1 ,ki 5:2 ,j if E wi LL f - 7 A 5 ..-' M. W if P Kenneth My, who does that belong to? Life is so boring. Clarence Kemble Kinney Carol Mathews , . fi, ,, r, is if an .fx Us fs ,,, 1 ,,, . ,,, L 5. W5 , 1 J 1 .. , 4, -3 , gm' f I fi' J 1 f . ' Y L -,A Y? TN? Chaflef' Carl, We meet the day with a smile. Moronr Napier David Norem Sharon Powers Louise McGrew r-vw I, . James Niemic ' J' Us - p p 3525-552,22 5 ass' Q -f-ff . ' i rf' , J J rr ' ss , Marion Dollie Sharon Walter Barbara Judy Norem Ols Oliverius Paegel Peele Peterson , as P s si I' .:-- Z ' Jar 5- :' eg mi , ..t' i .af it 3 ' J -A pp, 43 'sw',,, PJ J 5 , . 'if' ' , . ' W ,Lfp ' I iii is J P3 vw, J V5.3 .1 ,, or f'fsm!jJ A A, S an , Marvin Keith Clara Henry Millan Bob Price Pryce Queer Puckett Radakovich Radloff 73 Eighth Grade , concluded Maxine Reed a. ' if X 4 ki . J A 9' N- , - ' 3 an 33. , Q33 gif g S- W sw ,- XS K, .sk rg Clyde Richie Karen Rodgers FX 9.3-I i Why so solemn Morris? Who said that? K af has LQ? .i 'Emi -at W- 1' Shelba Aren't I the studious one? The papers must go through! Rose rr- ' ':: H F f ir 2 I '-1: r A V ' 1 14.3 if rsoon QF S S L f ., ..s. ,Qi it 2 I ' Larry Terry Devon Lena John Samuels Scarborough Scott Shepherd Siebenhaar Tom Reed f ' S .rw ,vp 7.:, V. he M -pbq .. f-ff , is fe K , f ir . rigs Sue Dean Rock Rodgers Q i A s : L .... A st i - - A Qi- L , l s A E. G 1, K Robert Ronnie Ramage Rose . . ' S 5 I, . I: ,I hr AV at 1 L 5 W - ' Q f, -wr ,gk '05 K '. 7,. 2 E- . if on ,glzs-3-is -1 1 '--: ' L WSH ,., t Q ,ig Jim Carol Rowe Runkle , 1 V ,,,, ,...,....,. QR I . 2 Qi I : I S 5 S ! k 4 s :i p . 6 Xe ' N4 X A S gi , fy, -S lilly at ' Mr? .f J James Albert Smith Tolson iw, , . ..,, ,,E, fa-fn .. :ig : fgigs Nr kk ., an is P 'P R If K Q 5 ' E 'ful' KN-UID' X wr 5 -V., Linda Larry Mary Roger Gene James Mildred Wallace Walters West Williams Wheeler Younggreen Zirkle Absent Don Wilson 74 Ffwslwww Donna Iuracka, Presidentg Marvin Taylor, Vice-President: Ruby Hanselman, Secretaryg Sheila Hanson, Treasurerg Jean Eggers, Ron Fletcher, Student Council. 4953 nd 1103 'K 5-.-rf 'T' eyed' sweiax B eaee ee A-:fw .- 1: we . if sm. :r . , 5. .. 'K V - if we K is K X - 3 J 4 f I - ,,-.- r . 1 .4 , Ji I V, , ggi? -K Q3 K ii? KW K - flag: 1 V, I K .. 513 , George Danny Joan Bonnie Carol Delores Ray Anders Arbuckle Arndt Bailey Bailey Bailey Bailey g ? ...' i Lois Banasiak ,' 9, new 32 a NM 3 'v. A 'iffy' . P' jf. Julie Bortell ?2 95 -1q..f' Z! 2 .visa ' Helen Dave Alison Guy Glenneth Banks Barton Beam Berg Binion B . - B rall B srlrrl f , r f B :: fc. B. A ' W B cs: n ' Q fig ' B ' a- '- 'fe -V 'r ' F' i err B '-,rr . Biff B L-'iff a aannl ' -.B JR -' B ,Z Q K B Q so B 4. sw- ... is Denny Irma Ed Terr Joe Boyer Brown Blue Broo e Budka 75 9w-... George Bodine - fe Judy Burger Freshmen, continued K , iv K , .J , Harry Joyce Pat Busam Busam Byer D zz. C illi if Don't know, do you? ni, 5 : L it l r h i is Sandra Tom Richard Carmichael Carpenter Cassidy Zyhf es i .ss 4 xxflg l, J, 2 H h d h 1 f 11 5, Larry Virginia Doug Mar ave you ear te atest' e OWS Caudill Chmiel Christian Colclliron -A 1 t ' - 3 fs -5. 1 we y A 4, Txtj K ,ss . in VK' 3 an fif: E Y rf' ' . is ' , 1 ' -I , 'Q bv ' z'frr , K 52:0 1 C Aww! Y 4 xy ,, , . ' 1 N-.:, fy' , Harliss Brookie Denver Sue Don Arlene Bob Collins Clemons Combs Conkel Corey Cook Cosby Jwiijd are s i Q C ig ram f G lp. 8 . 3 A A ..,,, F, M an I . Y W V ' D T- ' 'Pb' ' 'cr' '7 Ny 1 Hazel Tom Jone Albert Meredith Wayne Jeannie Deel Denny Deli DeRuntz Dollahan Dowd Eggers . zzr. M X X A4 in snags -A gi Q1 ... 6 h ... . -vi, 19 'NT' ,L , sf' iz. ea ef- J if ,f if- ,,, 1 Floyd Stella Jerry Malinda Doris Bob Carol Elick Estok Ewing Fee Finkbinder Fletcher Fletcher 76 ,, Freshmen, continued , m , m1'L, 1 , -uf. I . iz Q ' ,VV A E ' ' I v, fn Catherine Ron Sharon Fletcher Fletcher Fout t ' f y F ,, , 1 V1 an U f' Wg., VD .,. ,. Time Marches On , J H ' X V Ruby Gene Danny Hanselman Fulk George I-5:1-.rw-.'gx,.,,,-. Q.. ? , we ,X , . .. , V 5' F 'S . N2 4- n ef 'if fs? a ga, L1 -3 F G-3 f F f..v,si if I I A 1 . x f - ' :J 9, Gene Bob Nancy Irene . . . Do ou want to come too? ornogly Goode Goble Grrffnh Y F- .MSW s W . - fin' t 0 if ', 'eff f.'i,,w51fi4?f2fg2: y rttnt yu is ' -1 4 SM 5 w. . 6. .1 r J .hh ,, ,,1, xt- Q, xx vu., it Vw .. R. NN V I Nr . .'-if , H J s 'f- H 5 E-31323 ... '- ..::.---f---..1'-1.-..1 A Jose hine Jud Sheila Am David Ro er Melva . . Y. , . . Griffith Gullins Hanson Hellman Hellman Hellinga Hensley , ,f z . L . 5 . f 2 , . .,..,,, 2.4 ,j-g,s,Iigs!,j5': 'fm '- Y , , . e J- f 'O' vi M Ari, pw.. x J il: fl 'Q Xa, W -- me , so Pat Ellis Sue Bonnie Eile'en Joan Linda Holbrook Howard Howard Humes Jackson James Johanan i f - ' G it J' Q Ex ., W N 'W' , 4?-'A K , -we F Q' f I -J Q, ... t N J N' ' ir- :ff 'Z Phillip Janice Lance Pam Carol John Donna John Johnson Johnson Johnson Joseph Jucknowski Juracka 77 g . -.ffiaiw Freshmen, continued M V 2 1 K. , a Sharon Claudia Kafka Kossnar Bob Krathwohl I Genius at work ! ! I Bill Linda Ron Kustrin Larson Lecki -' K Q ' r as M fl I q Z ' , if . '- M o Kathleen Jim Fred Linda Ledbetter Leonarczyk Lindstrand Lock , ' Nfl' -L ' l ' G. R f f , ' M G- H- 'f I f f R , I 4 5 gm x Dan Pat Paul Rose Mary Lockridge Lockridge Madsen Mangum if sf 9 M E . . R 1 ff G . .. R . Q. , e av' A i Carolyn Virginia Donald lane Mohr Moore Murray Ols .4 ,, is Q 1 gg, R 1' dj r ,Q A r es, 'wr' M 'IZ ' r' ' is 's ae 'E r f ff W .uf Jerry Jerry Donna John Raftery Reeves Reid Reynolds 78 .fix If I had a brain, l'd be dangerous. ' gf R W .kt-ww. . K ,,., ' far 'X' - A .. Francis Betty Robert Maples Miller Miller 7 i X321 Y 1 Q . Q Q 4-. ..,::.. , xg? I ls A Q . V 'J E A l 'Fi X as Diane Ann Thad Pershon Pribis Pryce R l -1 f , r s , Six? . jf, I if gt 5-5:1 . ,Gigi S r 1 MQ ,' wi: ff' NJ,-f 3 r 1 r Ark-tr: Wilbur Marilyn Leslie Richie Riffey Rodgers Haveiyou got a penny for the meter? Catch me, I'm going to fall. '15 X, ,V , 3 - W Ruth Ann Back to school again. scott ,WQQ ft 'A V ' 'li ' -f it s , , - , --5, W J S 'Gita 53 ' Maxi? if - 4- S Torn Steve Wayne Marvin Singleton Smith Spoor Taylor Freshmen, concluded 5 Judy Roeslen , p K, 9 1 X 4 Donald Rowe I T7 Joe Jack Romenzak Runyan Barbara Robert Sallee Schwartz Sl ,, -v-. Phyliss Jerry Alice Sellers Shanks Shores Z ,.,,f ,V an ffif W EX,-Q 5 uw y.t, av' ' 2 R ,QW ,N Marsha Stuart Bob Thompson Thompson Tingley S slils QL ,sil K 7 . f KX lv-1 . A 4. 5 6' ' A . - -sz' 1' ' Y ? 6 , gf if ,I 'iff V-Llg A' vig- .7 5 ff Tom Phyliss Savanna Wayne Werner Whitaker , ' qi, ' . 1.7 sr 1 'aw W ' 1 I pq as J f fn Rose Ann John Kenneth Karen Trigg Troyer Wallace Wallace J f',.. -' sssi in p 4 Q S ' . -as AV , Robert Barbara Jim Jim Catherine Tom Arlene Wiezcki Williams Williams Wilson Wright Wunder Yurgilas Absent George Wentz Jerry Daly 79 r, 3' f as ., B B if su 4, -.., -.. . X , Philip Ahlenius rn ....:, , -,i ,...g. Q. QS , Joyce Allen - is B 1,, I jx President, Bob Morehouseg Vice-President, David I-lartp Anna Aquino W - -Q -,-':- r ,.:. .. Y .Q v,i. S2 A ,ilh 5 Ni, Q 8 in ' h -.ff Xa. mr Joe Aquino Kenneth Arbuckle Carol Back Clarence Bailey Deloris Bailey . - 1 K fk W , l q jg: 1 h.,,.,, James Baughman Alice Beauchamp John Beauchamp 80 Peggy Berg Norman Berning Treasurer, Mary Folkersg Secretary, Charilyn Sellers. Carrie Barns QS' ,five Linda Braman Sophomores continued '--Q Timothy Brettin My! You look so helpful! N ,Ag C Us I Ruth Brooke A 41' Roger Brugh A -8 1 Lonnie Bolen , .... A V, X, 1 Joseph Bradley Only beautles ride our float! f f Bridegroom Q' Aus. lrene Brown Beverly Bures Sandra Caesar Tom Casey Lela Caudill Helen Chapman is 1' Q9 f x 'vflfv' .. T71 B I :rr Nm sf. Cardean Clark Charity Clark Lou Clemons 81 Marie Conley Robert Cover James Cox This IS how we drink! Sophomores continued K X mg SI '54 Barbara Craig Mary Ann Dan -.du-in Kathleen Fee Or1s Fme Mary Folkers Tom Deel Who's the peeping Tom?? Myrna Foltz Arnold Friebe Carol Green Don Hardel David Hart 'Q .al Nettie Hall 1-in , 'F we yy, f A., x A 1 'I Ieann Hannah Patsy I-lamrnerlund Jeanette Hensley Shirley Hewlett Jim Humes Carolyn Hundt Sophomores continued ,. L 2' , : :5 ??55ae:l 1- 2 . 'if t K . 'K L , . 7,1 - , Q ,ff . '1':ifZi3iEiW ,iw - JM, J f , F71 Y' 5 1 M? r xi ' I . 0 I 5-....,M..wM. f V' Virginia Jones , h K h She's as pretty as the scenery! Sandra Jain Diana Kassnor ,mur- Howard Keller Cressia King This is the life. it it Darwin Kinney 'Q' June Klampe Marjorie Klampe Janice Landrum Judy Lenig Lloyd Lenig Sharon Lockridge ' 7,..- Q: ' i 2 ' Z' t - I ' .4 --In l K , . A K, .,,, ag 070 .aa v if 'H f,., Q N-fe -M-mv , Charles Lockridge Betty Madsen John Majchrzak 83 Kermitt Mann Peggy Marks Ronnie McGi11 Sophomores continued . Howard Mclntire . ..-4, P , Kay Mclntire f i--af 'Tl-.5 in Ronald Mlekody Bob Morehouse fy'-s, We're waiting for the driver. 1:49 Don Odle Carl Paegel Carol Pawlik Claudelle Pick 24 1 44 xkifgsa iqsfp its Shirley Petrowski Thelma Pitts Sherman Prater 84 Charles Ream E Y An apple a day sure didn't help me! Joyce Mullins Y .fs -FV? Fred Napora .ff is Q L.iLk i Ev Sw A 4-an-an-e - Don Pinson Frances Piper ,Q- K-0 ,all QQ? Melanie Reed SUSSH Reid Sophomores continued 45 Earl Risner New I f f ' ., l ff P y ':-. S i t 1 .ffl 'I P1ease let me eat, Bob , - . tk W f S Bill Risner -. . Q if 1 Y mL 5' ' x V gm, V g ,Q ,qt ' ' M l ox. 41' -R Qt A, i' N4 .. 'N Xp tm 5 Y . 'W Robert Rowe as i My I, ' 1- - ,. Alf xy V-kf K 2? W S oeo 5 Larry Salyer Sanders WA ' A Phyllis Rudd Boots and Saddles but where are the women? :wi ' Eg. , M25 .S H, s . . j for .3 ' f - ' ' if 1 . 1 Q., S 'rx , wr Xxx ,ir 1' Sf Larry Scarbborough Wilma Schwarzlose Charilyn Sellers Guyla Sellers Sandra Sharkozy Barbara Shivley -QQ! Arlova Singleton Hilda Singleton an t S 01 ci Midi, M 5 y 2 ,qr, :': as-fb in RN S Doris Sirovy 85 Cecil Smith Thelma Smith Suellyn Solliday 'sf-Mn Robert Spoor Patrick Stage Sophomores concluded Carol Steele A model stepped out of the window! HAH' up..-v-Q Edward Stone Charles Taulbee One of our Good Citizens? it? .pw-se 'PFW .. f:-nik! :. ' '-19535 , nearer 4 QE ,:.,: 3 I I A-dd Q' s ak , 4.3 3, ' my 3. ncy Thompsor A .K .gg .5- we-if K . n Terry Thompson Ronnie VanHom Elmer Wagner Kenneth Walters Gaye Watson Kenneth Wayne 1.1, S S -:,, S ssn 5 r oess S. Q ft 2' iw f - F 2' - - ,::V1 I oy was , S -ef 5, e s S 4 . - -.. its B- L - L X 'fig' Q g :f-:r gg ::r is 'j gr. p l,,.. es S t ,,, : Us lm . r K, rl kt' s 1 .X up Wh' Jack Wright Mike Zingarelli Sharon West Kathryn White Bryon White 86 Joe 1te l. x l 5 1? to ltli i 4 The iunior class is always a busy one. Our main goal as iuniors was to raise enough money to present the prom in all its splendor and our main money- making proiect was the sale of stationery. Of course, one of the highlights of the year was receiving our class rings, which we so proudly displayed to every- one . Many members of the class have participated in the school functions and organizations and we are very proud of their enthusiasm. Our sponsors, Mrs. Hite, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Longfellow, and Mr. Harrington, have been very helpful in their advice and counsel. 87 CLASS OFFICERS Earl Eggert . Vice-President Lynn Dowd . . Treasurer Nancy Keiser . . Secretary Mike Kimmey . . President Cheat! !! Me? Juniors continued n X Kiki mb Danny Ambrose Rosa Bailey Sam Bailey Bill' Barnett Clarence Benninghoff Anthony Bieniek :hu B ka , :Qc 1 at 5 iq 1 . ..f . . 5 1 ' V A 0 ,t 3 215 K X .X Q - 'f 'S Don't hit m , I'11t ll! ni -,. .. - o r in C 6 Mi Ralph Bley ' Shirley Bradley B K 6 F '35, 9 You can't mean me! LY l 'w , Ed Brems Bill Byer 0 ' 1 i ,Q .N s . A 5 - .- YN , .ll Ridggs: A0 ax ? ,. gy A 'XS K g 4 -a'I! Q Fred Byer Dave Campbell 88 Jim Chamberlain 'yea W, . . 5 in 7-fv22w m ,. i 1 I Juniors continued A HK Q34 . M-. he N-A-Qld. if Jim Clark Dorothy Clemons Judy Cook Marvin C0014 Aren't we cozy?? iii' 'Ki Sue Cornelius Gordon Cox 45 -Q ' 'wr iii , . 'I--u I N X I Linda Dollahan Pat Daly it Larry Dembinski Carol DeRuntz , f.nei.:sa ' 1 W1 Glu -gg-L ? ,. 5 FQ l ig Surely there must be some girls! Lonnie Dorman 99 Lynn Dowd Joy Dumas Juniors continued fr. Earl 588611 Tom Eilers Judy Estok John Falvey Tom Folkers Mary Foltz Those muscles don't scare me! ! Linda George Ellen German 1 .yyyry .. -g a? glu t , L f So this is modern dancing. Daryl Guthrie Nick Hoffmann s. Mickey Howard Mary Halicki 90 Judy Hall Juniors continued , lk 1-5 3 - , f 'QZ7' 4 ' N. I K f ss ' if Q , Sheila Hausler Judy Hundr 41 Bernard Iuraka .nf of ' - ' I -,,. .- y I +R- ' ran as y M r ' 'R ,1 ff x 4 7 ' y Q? f 4 fx w Pat Karter , 1 - 215271 zfksi Zisf 'farm :v--:,1kx.f on W, X A --1 ,Y ,E Jeff Kossnar X4 5,-I 1 x John Kaczor nga if V may m E y 'y 'edn igiff X 15131 YA' Ed, the basket is for the ball! '- d h E ' M ,H m ' 5 Film A ,N xx W Q, o .- 4 - 1 Ni Nancy Keiser Mike Kimmey an ' gg xf a si . 6 3, 431 wav' WIA' ' ..: 5 y Strange things are happemng Ester Lockridge Bonnie Madsen Q1 -C21 wv'P't'..W qs 'sw Q35 L A so Eugene Mangum Pucker up, Lenny! 91 Larry MCGFCW Pete Mercer I 'fix 'S Juniors continued . ., fd , -as -fa-. fn' egg! is , 'W ' N-v ' l 2 Eb L J M f i YU' R' ?' X :Fl Robert Meyers Rosemary MOCRO Bob Mulligan Emmett Murray I S 1 X7 3-Y 3 , 093 1. -es? ,gf h Clyde Napier Roger Nelson W Ria Oh! That's not nice. .-. M' fa is f - is .LL . V,? ,, This chemistry's too much. Paul Nesbitt Jo New Y ' x i -4 :.,, i t ' ' fig it V ' ' Q r y at I Mary Lou Olson Mary Peterson J Marcia Pinney Betty Plante 92 Jay Polen 'GN tgp' N...-.,,, Pat Prchlik Juniors continued . g QW . in , R ,A . xt. 1 5, My OG!!! M nknnh Q 5 5 1 f E - Q 'Rf .. , ' . N Ted Pulla Jack Pulver Herb Reinholt E Kathrine Reiss Pat Rodgers . ,. ,r C .-.f,,:f3ip3zs-may ,. . t,rt+r.,,fg:55-ife V, A 5 . A 6 ,J A r at, drink, and be merry! 13? Q f drrro rp .. X funn- , 9 ' ' ', dxf ..,, . Ffswigf i- Aix? ' if Q, 5 , 1 Bob Rose Diane Schultz ' ff l' f- 5 K 'fi-WT-1751'i..-1'?Zf???iT'?4z-W f 1 'wt X Jag A 1 ,M K mf-' V auqgg 5 .h W, , K f u-2+ -zz: 5 M-S f t ' .M L, 55 ' p Q S . , - i' ' ,waz Y, W 4 Fix A g u r,'V 2 it p I we A la.'::: gk , .SL , i if u.,.p. :vu Q DO 1 M -. -tx j'-3 rx Howd folks! ,::.:?3:?2, . fav? 3:2235 L Y, John Shepard Roberta Shepherd ' H W QQ, 4 GP X ..-Q. N y ' X ' Q. iii. XS' I if Chris Siebenhaar Deep in thought. 93 Nancy Singleton Larry Smith if '75 'WF Ruth Smith Earl! Yours hair's growing!! Carol Snavel A X Juniors continued I Ktlb , 6 -an ,J 'Ve XX J ., ' Judy Stark Dorothy Stone u r,nu fg,g5Hix6Q .I- . - Q a an Z5 .Q N .gg ff no ii 7' ' ., N' :W I LQQQ1 , K z k K 5 - K 'Ji X As:.h Q 'K 5 . if: Robert Stone Ronald Taylor l , . 4 51 ,Z E i 5 X - b,1s,gyBE5s 3 fc, i 95r'5k5'i?-fkfv 5 . lzzfikszffissfif ' Viiiicitsyiefggizg 7 --+ -1- f' 1 ' 5 X 1 ta., is .aai L Y F .IQQTN . .a nav? N7 3 xv. Ed Sperber ff il 'n 33 a if V R 3 , . avr' -1. V 3 S F Don't leave him on the blanket Charles Tyl Joy Van Asdall F9-if Back down 3 aa if to earth ,gift boys! ! Kenny Voreis Marlene Wallace 94 Gayhart Walter Yi' Juniors concluded 'turf' X Lorena Walters Lorenzo Watson Barbara Westber JA? JKT A ..i ., ii Rodney Whitaker Jim Whitcraft is I . 4 , xiq it ,tg ' win 'avg Y X 1 , 9 J K 5 E . , Vt S I -A 5 Q 5 Prim and noble. l l I ' Bob White Lucille White : 'e'f t eei ., L it it r we :.- ' . ' gy 3 ,V :Er Ld i i e i L L W it -ifg i a Ralph Williams Robert Wilson 1 ' The . ' Q, long Q Q - f and , ff? '-' . In , short L , , 4 0 'P Q . of it. - I u al Y X 'Q ' O J I 8 Just call me Daisy Mae. FW' 4'0 in WaYUe Wilson 95 Ray Winfrey Andrew Zeman Marjorie Heise, Secretaryg Sam Cox, Treasurerg Bob Pawlik, Presidentg John Lenig, Vice-President. All histories go back to the beginning, so we go back to the beginning of our high school ca- reer to start ours. As Freshmen in high school we spent our first year at the junior high building. .At the opening of our Sophomore year, unsophisticated and green as we were, we suffered the pnusual horror of wrong classrooms, upperclassmen, locker trouble, and various other imaginary orrors. As Juniors, we felt more venturesome and learned the ways of upperclassmen. We chose pink and silver as our class colors, and the pink tea rose as our flower, and May the ropes of the past ring the bells of the future , as our motto. During this year, we really became important in school life. As a climax to this year we breathed a sigh of happiness and yet of regret, for our Prom had been a success, but it marked the end of our Junior year. Our last year will remain forever in our minds, with all the Senior Activities. With the aid of our capable sponsors we worked on several different projects so that we might have a nice Senior Trip . The first semester was over in a flash. It seemed as though we had just started school be- fore we were being fitted for our graduation robes and ordering our graduation announcements. Baccalaureate and Commencement was one of the most remembered events of our Senior life. 96 9 f nw f ,. 5 ?42ef 'x'Xf7 5 ' fiifiw H, , 1 f , fifgfgi-SH mf f I. P ' V 1 ii 5 - le i - 5 W A f xifiw ri ' W .X 5 w wf !a ' ' Q 1 4 23 A ' f 1,355 - 5 3 3 '5 ' if - fw'fwf 5 E , 3 . . . i X ,ws WW 1 , N an E ' f S . 5 f S Q 1 E E j f f Q 1, Q ? . 2- .2 i 2 E , .V X Q Q , V ' us ,V f. 1 ig -1. .Q V:,, -L L . A v 9 if iii en. yr h . ,AW W ik M 4. ,. - Q 5-' y A i ,A f y AS, A , gl nf an 3 Wim f ,M .X .- 4,4 iii. -1, , ff, '3 Ruth Elkins, Iudy Moroni, Homecoming Queen: Charlene Vendl, Muriel Wilson, Claudette Friebe. Own Queens wigw. .. Ruth Elkins, Judy Moroni, Queen: Charlene Vendl, Claudette Friebe, Muriel Wilson. Rose Marie Coffin Marjerie Heise PROM QUEEN Claudette Friebe wu Sfaleleg-mjedf sp Charlene Vendl Jeanette Combs ASJwdms wefwww a 2 THE LITTLE DOG THAT LAUGHED Presented by the Junior Class Directed by Leroy Reeves Laurie Huntington . Sidney Huntington . Martha Huntington. Wally Huntington . Miss Gustavesky . Joan Wood . . . Ted Wood . . Lillian Wood . . Mark Bradford . . Horatio P. Honeywell Amelia Dennis . . Caroline Blakesly - Grace Schoenbeck Walola Breckenridge Therese Brown . . Cast Colleen Wireman . . Denny Beville . . Judy Moroni . . Bob Pawlik . . Joy Bolen . . Linda Burkett John McGovern . .Judy Anderson . . Larry Chizum . John Becker . .Rose Coffin . . Shela Bickel . . . Ethel Banks . . Muriel Wilson . Judy Wayne T00 ' wefwz-vw tomb JUNIOR PROM Presented by the Senior Class Directed by Leroy Reeves Cast Hildy Haynes . .... Claudette Friebe Olivia . . . . . . Jeanette Combs Queenie Smith . . . Lillian Edwards Chuck Haines . . Robert Pawlik Frankie Brown . . . Rod Fout Mrs. Haines . . . . Joy Bolen Cora Haines . . . Sharon Elgin Jerome Haines . . Larry Chizum Willie Bermin . . . . John Becker Clarence Weeger ...... John McGovern Cassandra Cholmundeley .... Colleen Wireman Dr. Prescott . ......... Jim Welter 101 M O S T A T H L E T C B M 5 O 5 T N I T E C L A L L E C T T A U L YQ A E L N T . . gain! B E S T D R E S S E D I CXMAT QJUQCL 102 nQvvJQ3n9Qnu+xSCL1,Vu B I B G E G S E T S T D A F N L C I E R R T S S ww JQQ.,,a.11L.JSJuLn.1i, M O S M T O S L T O Y T A A L L K T A O T I S V C E H O O L Qniil-v-ffv Qynmlcv fv'T5.m1mv.:.tfQn!d1.QJ 5 ' 103 M O S T C O U R T E O U S Q5.,3,.,MiB1..,L.,6,J.,+Q5L.ws..1:::.Se54,m1.9q1,.2J UwMAlJVg'lNU.t AML thaw did tw G H T I E S T x,.-UXQ..s.xm +cK5,.x..fcfX,WgS 'Sgmx,.g5,.4.1sU vkQn,5Zv'90.wR.L5?U 'I 04 DORIS KAY ANDERSON Avwbnowtlwmlaas 0638, ' 1 NANCY ELLEN BAKER The man of one talent. 105 KENNETH BA LES GLORIA IOSEPHINE BANA SIAK The ghost of New Year's Eve! I I 6 ETHEL MA E BANKS CAROL MAE BANTA -,- ff- 4 Why am I a bachelor? SUZANNE MARY BEAUCHAMP JOHN ARTHUR BECKER DENNIS W. BEVILLE BENNY ALLEN BENNETT 107 SHEILA A. BICKEL They will be O.K. in a few years!!! JOY LYNN BOLEN G EORG E BROOKE WILLIAM G. BRUGH MARY ANN BROWN 108 A V K l ' ,. ' Ar A DALE E. BURGER Scene from 'Romeo and Juliet. Q LINDA LEE BURKETT DANIEL GEORGE CAESAR '. 3 IX DAVID TERRY CHAMNESS LARRY LEE CHIZUM 109 ROSE MARIE COFFIN Yi , ' WM JOHN JAMES DAN IEANETTE COMBS S CAROL ANN COSBY SAMUEL PERRY COX 5 E541 4 She just doesn't know a thing about V, I' 1 10 ir. Would someone please take off my shoes? JAMES RICHARD DEDLOFF ION L. DIPERT JAMES L. DREWS 1 LILLIAN F. EDWARDS SHARON LEE ELGIN I'11 take care of everything by myself. RU TH G . ELKINS JOAN FA LLENBUCHEL WALTER ENGEL 2 'T V QZEEI xx K 3. I. LARRY ENY EA RT Baby, it's cold outside. 'iv a Q K RICHARD MAX FISHER RODERIC K F OUT CLAUDETTE KAY FRIEBE WILSON GOOLD 'I'l3 '58 CATHERINE HELLEM ,ff . 8 1 JOAN B. HENNING Come on, Kenny, Say cheeze. MARIORIE EVELYN HEISE 1 'I4 NANCY CATHERINE HALL VAL JOHNSON DONA LD KA LEEDY THOMAS H. MATZAT I'm Goose Tatem's son! ll JOHN W. LENIG JOHN LOCK 'II5 .....' 8 I U DITH LOC KWOOD Don't you think we are the , fi! , 1 , L, . . - K 3 ..., 'A , ' ., fi K M cutest kids in School? H JOHN CGOVERN MELVIN LEE MCINTIRE 'ii BETTY MILLER IU DITH KAY MORON1 1 'I6 JAMES NAPORA CAROLYN ANN PAGEAL THOMA S PARKER 'II7 faq: ,mu , ,Qi iff ROB ERT PA WLIK 7 What did you put down my back??? 1 58 RICHARD REID THOMAS REAM . . t t'u.5gp1,,ISI'2:af:, ,ysvsfif I 'z x 7 ig-,, ' , , ' gwii?f:..s,:i,.5:5E I 1 I I , ' - :L A , I A I T ' 1 ' A ,F I -ww w ifi ,V V- f 554342 5- A R If S CLA Y RIC HIE GLENN ROSS 118 X T CLIFFORD JAMES RUNK MARIANNE SANDS ARLENE SARNA DICK SCHWARTZ. JUDY SCOTT GENE SCHWARTZLOSE 119 8 RICHA RD SCOTT STUART SIEBENHAUR x. '- -f:1:f1i A '. f LEONARD CHARLES SINGLETON 120 RONALD RAY SINGLETON LILA KAY SMITH ARLENE CARROLL SPOOR The Mighty Atlas x f ,L xx L. f if i ARTHUR SPOOR Double j0iI1I6Cl Daisy MSCI H CHARLES A STRAIT PATRICIA TAULBEE JAMES THEMAR CHARLENE JOY VENDL LOIS WAGNER X x 'NX X x 121 t E IUDITH MARIAN WAYNE JAMES R. WELTER THOMAS H. WIEZYCKI Human totem pole! l I 122 R xx , Aka MURIEL ELAINE WILSON SHARON KAY WILES HOWARD WINTERS MARY COLLEEN WIREMAN '58 DA'N ZINGARELLI gf Hope this will hold me over until lunch time! I I 123 ALLIE. HABO-Chorus 1.2,3.4. G.A.A. 1. ANDERSON, DORIS KAY-Band 1.2.3.4. Libraian 3, 4. G.A.A. 1.2. Cheerblock 1.2.3.4. Shakespearian Club 4. Smoke Signals 4. BAKER, NANCY ELLEN-G.A.A. 1. 2.3: Cheerblock 3.4. BALES. KENNETH-Reserve Basketball 1.2. Varsity 4. Reserve Football 2. Varsity 3. K Club 2.3.4. Vice- President 4. Track 1.4. Cross Country Reserve 1. BANASIAK. GLORIA JOSEPHINE-Smoke Signals. Treasurer 4. Annual 4. F.H.A. 4. Library Club 2.3.4. Cheerblock 3. G. A.A. 1. BANKS, ETHEL MAE-Chorus 2.3.4. G.A.A. 1.2.3. Reporter 3. Cheerblock 2.3.4. F.H.A. 3.4. Presi- dent 4. Class Play 3. BANTA, CAROL MAE-Cheerblock 2.3: Band 1.2.3. 4. Annual 2.3.4. Chorus 1, 2.3.4. Librarian 1.2.3. 4. Smoke Signals 2.4. BEAUCHAMP. SUZANNE MARY-Entered Knox High School 1955. Chorus 3.4. Shakespearian Club 4. BECKER, JOHN ARTHUR-Student Council 4. Reserve Basketball 1.2. Varsity 3. Cross Country 2.3.4. Band 2.3.4. Class Play 3.4. Student Patrol 1. K Club 2.3, 4. BENNETT, BENNY ALLEN-F. F. A. 1. 2.3. 4. Vice- President 3. President 4. District I. Director 4. Re- serve Football 1.2. Reserve Basketball 1.2. Varsity 4. BEVILLE. DENNIS W. -Class Play 3. Chorus 1. 2, 3.4. Cheerblock 1.2,3,4. Annual 3.4. Operetta 2. Boys Glee Club 2.3. BICKEL. SHEILA A. -President 1. Shakespearian Club 4. Librarian 4. Cheerblock 2.3. Class Play 3. Chorus 1.4. Library Club 3.4. BOLEN, JOY LYNN-Smoke Signals 1. Library Club 1. Class Play 3.4. Annual 2.3.4. Chorus 1.2.3.4. G.A. A. 1. BROWN. MARY ANN-Girl's State Representative 3. D. A.R. Award 4. Secretary 3. Library Club 1.2.3.4, Treasurer 2.3, President 4. Chorus 1.2.3. G.A.A. 1. 2. BRUGH. WILLIAM G. -Band 1, 2. 3.4. Stagecraft 2. BURGER, DALE E. -Entered Knox High School 1957. BURGER, DUANE E. -Reserve Football 1. Cross Coun- try Manager 2.3.4. BURKETT. LINDA LEE-Class Play 3. Library 4. Chorus 4. F.H.A. 4. CAESAR, DANIEL GEORGE-Shakespearian Club 4. CHAMNESS, DAVID TERRY-Student Council 2. K Club 2.3.4. Chorus 3.4. Vice-President 4. F.F.A. l. Reserve Football 1.2. Varsity 3. Reserve Basketball 1. Varsity 2.3.4. N.I.C. Conference Honorable Mention 3. CHIZUM, LARRY LEE-President of Student Body 4. Band 1.2.3.4, Manager 3.4. Chorus 2.3. President 3. Oper- Etta 2. Swordsmen Quartet 1.2.3.4. Smoke Signals 2. Q ' Annual 1.2. Student Patrol 1. Class Play 3.4. Shake- spearian Club 4, Treasurer 4. K Club 2.3.4. Reserve Basketball 1.2. Varsity 3.4. Track 2. Cross Country 1. 2, 3, 4. COFFIN. ROSE MARIE-Prom Queen Attendant 3. Band 1.2.3.4. Chorus 1.2,3.4. Librarian 4. Annual 2. Cheer- block 2.3.4. Class Play 3. Operetta 2. COMBS. JEANETTE-Prom Attendant 3. Athletic Car- nival Queen 2. Band 1, 2.3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 4. Chorus 1.2.3.4, Operetta 3. Girls Glee Club 3. G.A.A. 1.2. Cheerleader 1.3.4. Cheerblock 2. Shakespearian Club 4. Annual 2. Smoke Signals 4. Senior Play 4. COSBY, CAROL ANN-G.A.A. 1.2. Chorus 1.2.4. F. H.A. 2. COX, SAMUEL PERRY-Citizenship Award 1. Secretary 1 Treasurer 4. Band 1.2.3.4, Vice-President 3. Chorus 1, 2: Boy's Glee Club 1.2.3. Swordsmen Quartet 1.2.3,4. Cheerblock 4. President 4. Reserve Football 1. Annual 2 3, 4. Smoke Signals 1. 2.3. 4. DAN, JOHN JAMES-Treasurer 3. F.F.A. 1. 2.3.4. Sec- retary 3.4. Reserve Football 1.2.4. Varsity 4. Basket- ball Manager 3.4. Reserve Track 1.2. Varsity 4. K Club 3, 4. DEDLOFF. JAMES RICHARD-F.F.A. 1.2.3.4, Sentinel 4. DIPERT, JON L. -Band 2.3.4. Manager.3,4. Chorus 2, 3.4. Operetta 2. Boys Glee Club 2.3. Cheerblock 2.4. DREWS. JAMES L. -President 2. Student Council 3. Cho- us 1.2.3. Operetta 2. Swordsmen Quartet 1.2.3,4. Stu- dent Patrol 1.Captain 1. Cross Country 1.2.3.4, C0- Captain 4. Reserve Basketball 1, Varsity 2.3.4. Track 3.4: AHHUH1 1.2.3. Co-Editor 3: K Club 2.3.4. Sec- retary-Treasurer 3.4. EDWARDS, LILLIAN F. -G.A.A. 1.2.3. Library 1.2.3. Class Play 4. Chorus 1. Smoke Signals 4. Co-Editor 4. Shakespearian Club 4. F.H.A. 4. Cheerblock 1. ELGIN. SHARON LEE-Class Play 4. Cheerblock 1. Library 3.4. Shakespearian Club 4. Chorus 3.4. G.A. A. 1. ELKINS, RUTH G. -Entered Knox High School 1956. Chorus 3. Homecoming Attendant 4. Student Coun- cil 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: SIYIORS Signal 4: Cheer- block 3. 4. ENGEL. WALTER-F.F.A. 1.2,3.4. Smoke Signal 3.4. Student Patrol 1. Varsity Football 4. K Club 4. Sergeant at Arms 4. ENYEART, LARRY-Reserve Football 3. 4, Varsity 4. F.F.A. 1.2.3.4, Sentinel 3. Vice-President 4. Re- serve Track 2. FALLENBUCKEL. JOAN-Entered Knox High School 1957. Band 3.4. Cheerblock 4. FISHER, RICHARD MAX-F.F. A. 1. 2.3.4. FOUT. RODERICK-President 3. Atheletic Carnival King 2. Band 1.2.3.4, Manager 3. President 4. Chorus 1.2, 3.4. Manager 3, Student Director 3.4. Operetta 2. Swordsmen Quartet 1.2.3, 4. Boys Glee Club 2.3. Class Play 3. Cheerblock 4. Student Patrol 1. FRIEBE, CLAUDETTE KAY-Prom Queen 35 Home- coming Attendant 45 Class Play 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Operetta 25 F.H.A. 3,45 Shakespearian Club 4, Secretary. GOOLD. WILSON-Class Play 4, Student Director 45 Chorus 1.3.45 Shakespearian Club 45 Science Club 2. HALL, NANCY CATHERINE-Entered Knox High School 1956. Cheerblock 3,4. HELLEM, CATHERINE-Entered Knox High School 1956. Cheerblock 35 G.A.A. 35 Shakespearian Club 4. HEISE, MARIORIE EVELYN-Secretary 45 Prom Queen Attendant 35 Athletic Queen Attendant 15 Student Council 35 Band 2,3,4, Librarian 45 Cheerblock 2, 3, 45 Shakespearian Club 45 Annual 2,35 F.H.A. 3,4. Vice-President 45 Smoke Signals 1, 4. HENNING, JOAN B. -Library 1,2,3,45 Cheerblock 2,35 F.H.A. 3,45 Smoke Signals 3,45 G.A.A. 1, 2. HUNNICUTT, FORREST-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. LEEDY, DON KA -Reserve Football, Varsity 2,3,4, N.l.C. Conference Honorable Mention 35 Reserve Basketball 1.2.3, Varsity 45 Varsity Track 1,2,3.45 K Club 2,3,45 Smoke Signals 45 Annual 2,3,4, Bus- iness Manager 3,45 Stagecraft 2. LENIG, JOHN W. -Vice-President 45 Reserve Basket- ball 1, Varsity 2.3.45 Reserve Football 1, Varsity 2, 3,4. Captain 3,45 K Club 2,3,4, President 4. LOCKWOOD, JUDITH-Chorus 1,2,3.45 G.A.A. 1,2 Annual 25 Operetta 2. MATZAT, THOMAS H. -Smoke Signals 4, Editor in Chief 45 Cheerblock 2. McGOVERN, JOHN-Chorus 15 Reserve Football 1,2, Varsity 3,45 Reserve Basketball 15 K Club 3,45 Track 45 Class Play 3,45 Industrial Arts Club 3. MCINTIRE. MELVIN LEE-Reserve Football 1.2.Var- sity 4, Manager 35 F.F.A. 1.2,3,45 Chorus 1.2.3.4 K Club 3,4. MILLER, BETTY-Entered Knox High School 1957. MORONE, IUDITH KAY-Vice-President 35 Home- coming Court 45 Chorus l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Cheerblock 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 G,A,A, 1,2, Trea surer 15 Smoke Signals 25 Annual 25 Class Play 35 Shakespearian Club 45 F.H.A. 2. NAPORA, JAMES-Reserve Track 2. PAEGEL, CAROLYN ANN-G.A.A. 1.2: Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Cheerblock 2,3. PARKER, THOMAS-Reserve Track 3, Varsity 45 Bas- ketball 15 Chorus 1,45 Reserve Cross Country 15 Cheerblock 25 Stagecraft 2. PAWLIK, ROBERT A. -Boy's State Representative 35 Vice-President 25 President 45 Reserve Cross Coun- try 3, Varsity 45 Band 3,45 Operetta 25 Chorus 1,2, 35 Smoke Signals 3, 45 Cheerblock 1,2.3.45 Class Play 3,45 Shakespearian Club 4. REID, RICHARD-Student Patrol 15 F.F.A. 2,3. REAM, THOMAS-F.F.A. 1,2,3.4. RUNKLE, CLIFFORD JAMES-Boy's State 35 Annual 25 Shakespearian Club 4, President5 Reserve Bas- ketball 15 Student Council 15 Reserve Cross Coun- try 1.2. SANDS, MARIANNE-G.A.A. 1,25 Library 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Cheerblock 1.2. SARNA, ARLENE F. -Smoke Signals 3,45 Chorus 3,4. SCHWARTZ, DICK-Band l,2,3,45 Smoke Signals 2. SCOTT, JUDY-G.A.A. 1.2.35 F.H.A. 3. SINGLETON, LEONARD CHARLES-Chorus 2,3,45 Re- serve Football 15 Reserve Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3,45 Varsity Track l,2,3,45 Varsity K Club 2,3,45 Varsity Cross Country 3,4. Co-Captain 4. SINGLETON, RONALD RAY-Reserve Basketball 1,2, Varsity 35 Reserve Football 2.3, Varsity 45 Smoke Signals 2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4. SMITH, LILA KAY-Treasurer 25 Miss Sophomore Class 25 G.A. A. 1.2.3, Treasurer 25 Chonis 1.2, 3.4, Pianist l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2.3, Treasurer 35 Operetta 25 Shakespearian Club 45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. SPOOR, ARLENE CARROLL-Library 15 Shakespear- ian Club 4. THEMAR, JIM-F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. VENDL, CHARLENE JOY-Secretary 15 Homecoming Queen 45 Miss Freshman Class 15 F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 15Track Attendant 25 Prom Attendant 35 Cheerblock 1, 25 Chorus 1.2.35 Operetta 25 Li- brary 1,2,3, Secretary 35 Smoke Signals 25 Shake- spearian Club 45 F.H.A. 2. WAGNER, LOIS-Library 2,3,4, Secretary 45 F.H.A. 45 Chorus 4, Reporter. WAYNE, IUDITH MARIAN-G.A.A. 1: Class Play 35 Smoke Signals 3, 45 Shakespearian Club 4. WELTER, JAMES R. -Chorus 15 Class Play 45 Shake- spearian Club 45 Vice-President. WIEZYCKY, THOMAS H. -Band 1.2. WILES, SHARON KAY- Student Council 1, President5 Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Operetta 25 Girls Glee Club 2,35 Smoke Sig- nals 1,2, Editor 1. WILSON, MURIEL ELAINE-Homecoming Attendant 45 Class Play 35 Student Council 25 Chorus 3,45 G. A.A. 1.25 Library 1.2.35 Vice-President 1, Presi- dent 35 Annual 45 Smoke Signals 45 Cheerblock 25 Shakespearian Club 4. WIREMAN, MARY COLLEEN-G.A.A. 1.2: Chorus 1.25 Girl's Glee Club 35 Cheerleader 1.2.35 Cheer- block 4, Secretary 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Smoke Signals 45 Shakespearian Club 45 Class Play 3.45 Annual 25 Operetta 2. ZINGARELLI, DON-Shakespearian Club 4. Ahlenius, Philitp 48-80 Allen, lo ce 4 -80 Allie, Haba 40-105 Ambrose, Dan 49-88 Anders, George 75 Anderson, Doris 16-105 Aquino, Anna 80 Aql1il10. Joe 80 Arbuckle, Danny 38-75 Arbuckle. Kenneth 80 Arbuckle, Penny 67 Amdt. Joan 75 Arndt, Nancy 33-71 Back, Carol 16-40-80 Ivwlw Binklei, Richard 19-29-38-67 Bley, aren 33-71 Bley, Kathe 33-67 Bley, Ralph 88 Blue, Ed '75 Bodine , Geor e 75 Bolen, Jerry IES-67 Chapman, Judy 33-67 Chizum , Larr 15-23-36 -37 -41 -43- 44-46-4 K100-101-104-109 Chmiel, Charlotte 71 Chmiel, Virginia 76 Christian, Doug 76 Clabaugh. Terry 19-29-67 301611. Joy 39-40-100-101-103-108 Bolen, Lonnie 19-28-48-81 Bortell, Judy 16-42-75 Bortoff, Joann 71 Collins, Gaynelle 16-33-67 Combs , Denver 16-19-38 -76 Back. Ronnie 29-38-67 Badell, Paul 67 Bailey Beach 67 Bailey Bonnie 75 Bailey Carol 75 Bailey Clarence 48-80 Bailey Delores Q91 75-76-80 Bailey Delores 1101 54 Bailey Donna 55 Bailey Howard 48 Bailey Jackie 16-38-67 Bailey Morris 67 Bailey Ollie 30-71 Bailey Raymond 19-38-75 Bailey Rosa 40-54-88 Bailey Samuel 49-88 Boyer, Dennis 75 Bradley, Danny 67 Bradley. Iosep 19-48-81 Bradley , Shirley 88 Braman, Linda 16-54-80 Braman, Roger 67 Brantley, James 67 Brems, Ed 15-16-21-30-31-88 Brems, Gene 16-19-38-67 Brettin, Matthew 71 Brettin, Timothy 81 Bridegroom, Kermit 22-81 Bridegroom, Lance 19-28-30-71 Britton, Betty 71 Brooke, Geor e 108 Brooke, Ruthgl Brooke, Terry 16-75 Clabaugh , Tommy 19-29-67 Clark, Cardean 8 Clark, Charity 16-39-43-45-55-81 Clark, David 67 Clark, Frances 33-72 Clark, James 89 Clarke, Linda 16-33-72 Clemons, Brookie 16-53-55-76 Clemons, Doroth 16-52-54-89 Clemons. Ford lg-28-30-38-72 Clemons, Jesse 72 Cleveland, Larr 72 Cleveland, Lin a 33-72 Coffin, Rose Marie 16-40-41-42-44 45-99-100-110 Coldiron, Dillard 38-67 Coldiron, Mar 76 Clemons, Lou 81 Baker, Nancy 16-105 Baker, Robert 71 Bales, Kenneth 15-25-106 Banasiak, Gloria 39-52-54-55-106 Banasiak, Lois 75 Banks, Ethel 40-54-55-100-106 Banks. Helen 42-75 Brown. Bill 16-43-71 Brown, Irene 52-81 Brown, Mary Ann 52-102-108 Brown, Irma 53-75 Brugh. Roger 81 Brulgch, W1 liam 43-44-108 Bu a, Alice 33-67 Budka Joe 38 -49-75 Burdine, can 71 Cole, James 67 Cole, Willis 67 Collins , Harliss 76 Combs, Jeanette 16 -42-43-44-46- 47 -55-97-99-101-103-110 Combs, Sherman 38-67 Conkel, Sue Ann 76 Conley, Essie 53-72 Conley, Howard 72 Conley, Marie -81 Banta, Carol 39-40-41-43-44-55- 106 Burdine, Dick 71 Bures, Beverly 16-55-81 Banta, Davidhl9-67 Barnett, Noa 67 Barnett, William 18-21-31-88 Barns, Carrie 40-80 Barns, Justine 33-67 Bartoff, Barbara 71 Barton, David 38-75 Baughman, Beverly 67 Baughman, Jarr7ies 80 Beam, Alison 5 Beauchamp, Alice 80 Beauclliamp, Jeanng055-67 Beauc amp, Io n Beauchamplh Suzanne 40-46-47-107 Becker,Jo 15-23-3l-37-42-44- 100-101-102-107 Beecham, Karen 71 Bell, Darlene 16-71 Benion, Vir il 38-67 Bennett, Begny 48-50-107 Bennett, Betty 16-33-67 Benningghoff, Clarence 15-18-2O-49- 8 Berg, Guy 23-75 Berg, Pecggy 80 Berndt, onnie 67 Berndt, Julia 33-71 Berning, Norman 19-28-80 Berning, Paul 67 Beville, Dennis 16-39-40-100-103. 107 Bickel, Shiela 40-46-47-52-100-108 Bieniek, Anthony 18-88 Binion, Glenneth 75 Burger, Dale 104-109 Burger, Duane 15-24 Bur er, Judy 53-75 Bureett, Linda 40-.52-54-55-100-109 Burkey, Norma 16-71 Burkey, Tom 19-28-30-38-71 Busam, Barbara 33-67 Busam, Harry 76 Busam, Joyce 76 Butscher, Susan 67 Byer, Fred 15-16-21-30-39-49-88 Byer, Patricia 16-55-76 Byer, William 15-18-27-30-31-37- 39-88 Byous, Helen 33-71 Caesar, Daniel 109 Caesar, Sandra 42-81 Campbell, David 40-49-88 Carmichael, Marty Ann 33-53-55-67 Carmichael, San ra 76 Carpenter, Jerry 38-67 Carpenter, Thomas 23-30-38-76 Casey, Thomas 81 Cassidy Richard 22-38-39-55-76 Caudill Arlie 38-67 Caudill, Brenda 67 Caudill, Charles 71 Caudill, Larry 76 Caudill Lela 39-55-81 Cavendar, Ronald 28-38-42-71 Chamberlain, James 40-55-88 Chamness, Gay 16-33-55-67 Chamness, Terry 15-25-40-109 Chapman, Helen 54-55-81 126 Cook, Arlene 16-42-76 Cook. Judy 16-39-40-54-89 Cook, Marvin 43-89 Cook, Ronald 68 Corey, Donald 38-76 Cornelius, Jack 68 Cornelius, James 68 Cornelius, William 72 Cornelius, Sue 39-52-54-89 Cosby, Barbara 33-72 Cosby, Carol 40-110 Cosby, Robert 76-81 Cover, Mike 68 Cover. Robert 81 Cox, Gordon 89 Cox, James 42-81 Cox, Sam 16-17-39-41-42-44-55- 96-102-110 Craig, Barbara 54-82 Daly, Jerry 43 Daly, John 16-38-68 Daly, Patricia 16-89 Daly, Terry 28-30-72 Dan, John 15-18-21-26-48-50-110 Dan, Mar Anne 43-45-82 Dedloff, fames 48-50-111 Deel, Hazel 76 Deel, Tom 82 Deli, Jane 53-76 Dembinski, Larry 15-l8-21-28-4O- 89 Denny, Sheila 33-68 Denny, Tom 76 DeRuntz, Albert 49-76 DeRuntz, Carol 52-54-89 DeRuntz, Robert 68 Dickson. Richard 72 Dipert, Jon 16-40-42-43-44-103-111 Dollahan, Linda 89 Dollahan. Meredith 76 Dorman, Lonnie 89 Dowd, Lynn 16-39-54-87-89 Dowd, Nancy 16-33-43-45-72 Dowd, Wayne 49-76 Drane, David 72 Drews, James 15-23-24-30-3l-41- 97-111 Dumas, Joy 16-39-40-89 Edwards, Lillian 46-47-54-55-10l- 103-111 Eggers, Jeanne 16-38-42-75-76 Eggert, Earl l5-l8-20-26-30-31-39- 40-49-50-87-90 Eggert, Ricky 16-68 Ex ers, Tom 49-90 Elgin, Sharon 40-46-47-52-101-111 Elick, Floyd 43-76 Elkins, Ruth 16-37-55-98-102-112 Ellis. Jimmie 68 Emigh, Michael 68 Engel, Walter 15-20-112 En eart, Larry 15-18-21-48-50-112 Eslridge, Shirley 33-68 Estok, Charlotta 33-72 Estok, Judy 40-90 Estok, Ste la '76 Ewing, Jerry 76 Fallenbuchel, Joan 16-42-44-112 Fallenbuchel, Judy 16-55-68 Falve hn 42 43 55-90 yc, Jo - - Fee, athleen 40-82 Fee, Malinda 76 Fine, Oris 15-18-20-28-82 Finkbinder, Doris 76 Fisher, Marjorie 68 Fisher, Patsy 68 Fisher, Richard 48-50-113 Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher Carol 72-76 Catherine 53-77 Gerald 19-28-30-38 Morris 19-28-41-43 Goode, Bob 16-77 Goold, Wilson 40-46-47-113 Green, Carol 16-42-82 Green, Mary 16-33-42-72 Griffith, Irene 77 Griffith, Josephine 77 Grubbs, Patty 72 Gullins. Judy 77 Guthrie, Daryl 90 Halcomb, Robert 19-28-30-38 -42- '72 Halicki, Ma 90 Hall, Judy 12-37-90 Hall, Nancy 16-114 Hall, Nettie 16-54-82 Hammerlund, Patsy 43-82 Hannah, Joan 82 Hannah, Karen 83-72 Hanselman, Rub 16-53-55-75-77 Hanson, Karen 36-33-43-72 Hanson, Sheila 55-75-77 Hardel, Donald 48-82 Harness, Glen 68 Hart, David 44-80-82 Hasnerl, Doris 16-33-55-68 Hausler, Shelia 16-39-91 Hazen, Shirley 53-68 Heilman, Amy 16-77 Heilman, David 38-43-77 Heilman, William 55-68 Heise, Marjorie 16-42-44-46-4'7- 54-96-99-114 Hellem, Katherine 114 Hellinga, Roger 19-49-77 Henning, Joan 52-55-114 Hensley, Jeanette 82 Hensley, Melva 53-55-77 Hensley, Vera 33-53-68 Hewlett, Shirle 16-43-55-82 Hite, Dou 19-38-55-68 Hoffman, lslick 15-18-26-40-90 Holbrook, Pat 77 Honkomp, John 68 Honkomp. Robert 68 Joseph, Carol 77 Joseph. Clark 38-73 Joseph, Marjorie '73 Joseph, Walter 38-73 Jucknowski, John 77 Juracka, Bernard 91 Juracka . Donna 16-17 -'75-77 Kachor , John 30-31-91 Kafka, Sharon 42-78 Karter, Patricia 52-55-91 Keehn, Janice 33-55-68 Keiser, Nancy 52-54-55-87 -91 Keller, Alice 33-68 Keller, Howard 23-28-83 Kemble, Kenneth 28-73 Ketcham, Frances 68 Kimmey, Michael 15-16-30-31- 87-91 King, Cressia 55-83 Kimmey, Clarence '73 Kinney, Darwin 83 Kinney, Katherine 68 Kinney, Sharon 68 Kirkham, Lucille 53-69 Kiser , Ina 69 Kistler , James 69 Klampe, June 43-83 Klampe Kossnar Kossnar , Marjorie 40-83 , Claudia '78 . Diana 83 Fletcher, Robert 19-30-76 Fletcher, Ronald 28-30-38-75-77 Folkers, Judy 33-67-68 Folkers, Mary 16-31-39-55-80-82 Folkers, Tom 15-16-18-20-3O-31- 39-90 Foltz, Mary 16-40-43-52-54-90 Foltz, Myrna 54-82 Fout, Roderick 16-40-41-42-43-44- 101 Fout, Sharon 16-43-77 Freet, Robert 38-68 Freet, Dorothy 68 Friebe, Amold 82 Howard Howard . Billy as-as , rms so-49-fm Howard, Mickey 90 Howard, Mimard 38-49-68 Howard, Sue 16-39-'77 Kossnar, Jeff 91 Krathwohl, Robert 78 Kustrin, William 19-49-78 Landrum, Janice 83 Landrum, Marian 38-69 Larsen, Linda 78 Lecki, Ron 78 Ledbetter, Kathleen 78 Leedy, Donald 5-15-18-20-26-30 31-39-55-115 Lenig, John 15-18-20-27-96-102- 115 Lenig, Judy 16-83 Lenig, Lloyd 15-18-20-28-48-83 Leonarczyk. Bill 78 Lewellyn, Chertyl 33-38-55-69 Lindstrand, Fre 78 Lock, Linda 16-43-78 Locke, John 115 Friebe, Claudette 40-46-4'7-54-55- 98-99-101-104-113 Fulk, Gene 77 Fuller, Ralph 38-68 Geller, Billy 38-68 Gentry, John 38-68 George, Danny 19-28-30-77 George, Linda 39-40-54-90 George, Suzie 72 German, Ellen 16-39-40-54-90 Gillogly, Gene 19-30-42-77 Goble, Judy 68 Goble, Nancy 77 Golding, Terry 68 Humes, Anna 72 Humes, Bonnie 77 Humes, James 1103 82 Humes, James Q71 68 Hundt, Bill 38-68 Hundt, Carolyn 54-82 Hundt, Judy 0-91 Jackson, Eileen 55-77 Jain, Beverly 16-72 Jain, Sandra 43-83 James. Joan '77 James, Pat 68 Johanan, Lynda 77 John, Phillip 77 Johnson, Helen 16-53-72 Johnson, Janice 16-42-'77 Johnson, Lance 16-7'7 Johnson, Nancy 16-33-42-77 Johnson. Pamela 77 Johnson, Ruth 16-33-42.-53-72 Johnson, Val 114 Johnston, Albert 73 Jones. Virginia 83 Jordon, Branch 38-68 127 Lockridge, Charles 48-83 Lockridge, Connie 16-69 Lockridge, Donald 78 Lockridge, Donna 33-69 Lockridge, Ester 16-52-54-91 Lockridge, Gary 19-29-38-69 lockridge, James 73 Lockridge, Par 55-'18 Lockridge, Sharon 83 Lockwood, Judith 40-115 Madsen, Betty 83 Madsen, Bonnie 91 Madsen, Paul 38-78 Majchrzak, John 83 Mangan, Ralph 69 Mangum, Eugene 91 Mangum, Rosemaray 78 Mangum, Wanda 9 Mann, Kermit 19-83 Mann, Lawrence 38-69 Mann, Phillip 69 Maples, Francis 78 Marks, Marilynn 33-55-69 Marks, Peggy 16-40-54-83 Matthews, Carol 73 Matzat, Thomas 55-115 McDonald, Carol 33-53-69 McGill. Ronald 83 McGovern, John 15-18-20-30-31- 100-101-116 McGrew, Larry 55-91 McGrew. Louise 33-73 Mclntire , Howard 48-84 Mclntire Mclntire 116 , Kay 16-42-45-84 , Melvin 15- 18 -21-40-48 - McMullen , Sandra 16-33-55-73 Simoni, Ronald 38-69 McVey, Albert 38-69 Mercer, Pete 91 Meyers, Robert 49-92 Miller, Betty f9J 55 Miller, Betty Q12J 78-116 Miller, Robert 23-49-78 Minix, Janice 69 Mledodaj, Ronald 19-28-37-84 Mocko, Rosemary 91 Mohr, Carolyn 55-78 Mollenhauer, Michael 69 Moore, Virginia 16-42-78 Morehouse, Robert 43-80-84 Moroni, Charles 16-38-73 Moroni, Judith 16-17-40-46-47- Pinney, Marcia 16-54-93 Pinson, Donald 15-23-84 Piper, Frances 84 Pitts, Thelma 54-84 Plante, Betty 54-92 Polell. Jayl15-23-27-39-92 Powers. S aron 73 Prader, Sherm 84 Prchlik, Patricia 16-39-52-93 Pribis, Anne 53-55-78 Price, Marvin 19-38-73 Pryce, Keith 19-30-73 Pryce, Thad 30-78 Puckett, Henry 73 Pulla, Ted 16-39-40-55-93 Pulver, Jack 16-42-44-93 Queer, Clara 33-73 Radahovich, Millan 73 Radloff, Robert 19-38-73 Raftery, Gerald 23-38-78 Ramage, Robert 19-28-74 Ream, Charles 48-84 Ream, Thomas 48-118 Reed, Larry 29-38-69 Reed, Maxine '74 Reed, Melanie 43-84 Reed, Tom 74 Reeves, Jerry 16-49-78 Reid, Donna '78 Reid, James 38-69 Sands, Marianne 40-52-119 Sarna, Arlene 40-55-119 Scarborough, Larry 48-85 Scarborou h, Terry 74 Schultz, lgennis 69 Schultz, Diane 52-55-93 Schwartz, Richard 42-44-119 Schwartz, Robert 42-79 Schwartzlose, Gene 119 Schwartzlose, Wilma 85 Scott, Donna 33-69 Scott, Devon 38-74 Scott, Jud 102-119 Scott, Richard 48-120 Scott, Ruth '79 Sellers, Charilyn 16-40-54-80-85 Sellers, Guyla 54-85 Sellers, Phyllis 79 Shanks, Jerry 38-39-79 Shanks, Lei h 16-38-69 Sharkozy, Sandra 85 Shepard, John 93 Sheperd, Lena 33-74 Shepherd, Roberta 93 Shivley, Barbara 40-85 Shores, Alice 79 Siebenhaar, Chris 93 Siebenhaar, John 74 Siebenhaar, Stuart 120 98-100-104-116 Mulligan, Robert 16-38-42-55-92 Mulligan, Tom 19-29-38-69 Mullins, Joyce 84 Murphey, Patricia 33-69 Murray, Donald 78 Murray, Emmett 92 Napier, Carl 19-73 Napier, Clyde 92 Napier, Ray 38-69 Napora, Fred 84 Napora, James 117 Nelson, Ro er 43-92 Nesbitt, Claudia 33-69 Nesbitt, Paul 92 New o 92 Reid, Richard 118 Reid, Susan 84 Reinholt, Herb 93 Reiss, Katherine 40-52-93 Reyonds. John 78 Richie, Clay 118 Richie, Clyde 74 Riehle, Donna 16-33-55-71 Riffey, Marilyn 78 Risner, Bill 85 Risner, Earl 19-85 Risner, Jo 33-69 Ritchie , Viiilbur 78 Rock, Susan 16-33-38-43-74 Singleton, Arlova 85 Singleton, Hilda 85 Singleton, Leonard 15-24-26-30- 31-40-55-103-120 Singleton Mike 38-70 Singleton, Nancy 43-55-93 Singleton, Richard 19-29-48-70 Singleton, Ronald 15-18-20-40-55 120 Singleton To'm 23-49-79 Sirovy, Doris 40-as Sittler, Anna 16-33-70 Skiff, Robert ro . I Nichols, Gail 16-33-55-71 Niemiec, James 19-73 Noble, Alex 38-69 Noble, Irving 69 Norem, David 73 Norem, Marion 19-38-73 Odle, Carol 16-33-53-55-69 Odle, Don 19-26-84 Oliverious, Sharon 16-33-73 Rodgers, Dean 38-74 Rodgers, Karen 74 Rodgers-, Leslie 19-49-78 Rodgers, Pat 54-93 Roeslyn, Judy 79 Romenzak, Joe 79 Romenzak, John 69 Romenzak, Mary 33-69 Romine, Ronald 69 Smith, Cecil 48-85 Smith, James 74 Smith, Lawrence 18-21-27-30-31- 93 Smith, Lila 40-43-44-104-120 Smith, Madeline 33-70 Smith, Mervil 70 Smith, Steve 19-30-38-79 Smith, Ruth 40-54-94 Smith, Thelma 85 Ols , Dollie 33-'73 Ols, Jan e 53-78 Olson, Mary lou 54-92 Ostereicher, Ricke 29-38-69 Paegel , Pa egel , Paegel, Parker , Patrick , Pawlik , Pa wlik 46 Carolyn 43-117 Carl 48-84 Walter 19-73 Tom 40-117 Gorman 69 Carol 84 Robert 15-16-23-42-44- '-47-55-96-100-101-104-117 Peele, Barbara 33-73 Pelfery , Bob 38-69 Perschon, Diane 78 Peterson, Judy 33-73 Peterson, Mary 92 Rose, Robert 28-93 Rose, Ronnie 74 Rose, Shelba 33-74 Ross, Glenn 118 Rowe, Donald 42-79 Rowe. James 19-74 Rowe, Robert 23-85 Rowe, Sheldon 69 Rudd, Phyllis 52-85 Runkle, Carol 16-74 Runkle, Clifford 5-102-118 Runkle, Roy 69 Runlyan, Jack 79 Sal ee, Barbara 79 Salyer, Francis 19-29-69 Salyer, Joyce 33-69 Salyer, Larry 15-22-85 Snavely, Carol 16-55-94 Solliday, Suellyn 16-42-85 Sperber, Ed 27-39-94 Spoor, Arlene 46-47-120 Spoor, Arthur 48-121 Spoor, Robert 86 Spoor, Wayne 79 Stage, Patrick 23-44-48-86 Stark, Judy 16-40-52-54-94 Steele, Carol 16-42-86 Steele, Susie 16-33-55-70 Stoddard, Kenneth 70 Stone, Alice 70 Stone. Edward 15-19-86 Stone, Dorothy 94 Stone. Robert 15-18-21-30-31-94 Strait, Charles 103-121 Pitrowski, Shirley 37-54-84 Pick, Claudelle 16-39-42-84 Pinney, Kent 69 Samuels, Larry 19-43-74 Sanders, Rodney 19-42-48-85 Sands, Gay 33-53-69 128 Stude ville , William 19 -29-'70 Taulbee, Charles 86 Taulbee, Ernest 38-55-70 Taulbee, Patricia 121 Taylor, Marvin 49-75-79 Taylor, Ronald 49-50-94 Thernar, James 48-121 Thompson Thompson , Douglas '70 Marcia 16-42-79 Thompson: Nancy 86 Thompson, Stuart 19-49-79 Thompson, Terry 19-48-86 Tingley , Robert 79 Tolson, A lbert '74 Tolson, Raymond 38-70 Trigg, Rose Ann 79 Troyer, John 38-79 Tyl, Char Vallow, B les 42-94 ill 29-70 VanAsdall, Joy 94 Van Horn , Ronnie 48 -86 Vendl, Charlene 46-47 -98-99-104 121 Voreis, Kenny 15-23-30-31-94 Wagers, Daisy 70 Wagner, Elmer 48-86 Wa ner. Lois 40-52-54-55-121 Wallace, Karen '79 Wallace, Kenneth 30-38-79 Wallace, Linda 33-74 up Wallace, Marlene 52-54-94 Walters, Gayhart 54-94 . Walters, Kenneth 15-23-86 Walters, Larry 19-74 Walters. Lorena 40-54-95 Watson, Gaye 86 Watson, Lorenzo 44-95 Wayne, Judy 46-47-55-100-122 Wayne , K enneth 38-86 Wayne, Tom 23-38-79 Welter, James 46-47-101-104-122 Wentz, George 19 Wentz. Peggy 33-53-70 Werner, Phy is 53-79 Wemer, Ro erta 33-53-70-116 West, Mary 33-74 West, Sha Westberg , ron 86 Barbara 95 Wheeler , Gene 19-28-43-74 Whitaker , Whitaker , Whitcra ft , White , By Rodney 95 Savanna '79 Jim 49-95 ron 23-86 White, Joe 86 White, Katherine 40-86 White , Lu White , Ro cille 43-55-95 bert 19-95 Wiezycki, Robert 49-79 Wiezycki, Thomas 122 Wiles, Carol 33-70 Wiles, Sharon 102-123 Williams, Arlene 70 Williams . Barbara 79 Williams, James 38-79 Williams, Ralph 16-95 Willia ms , Roger '74 Wilson, James 23-'79 Wilson, Muriel 39-40-46-47-55- 98-100-103-122 Wilson, Robert 95 Wilson Wayne 15-23-30-31-95 Winfrey, Ray 19-49-95 Winter, Howard 48-123 Wireman, Colleen 16-17-42-43- 44-46-47-55-100-101-103-123 Wright, Catherine 1.6-79 Wright, Jack 19-86 Wunder, Tom 19-28-30 38 39 79 Young . Dorothy 53-70 Younggreen, James 28 30 38 74 Youniggreen, Pat 70 Yurg as, Arlene 79 Zeman, Andrew 23-44 49 95 Zlngarelll, Dan 122 Zin arelli, Mike 86 Zirlgle, Mildred 33-42 '74 129 eawmwrww www Ed likes this green stuff ., O O O Complete Insurance Service Insurance Department Almo Smith, Manager FARMERS BANK BLDG. Knox, Indiana Phone 490 130 Friendly Confidential Service General Banking Rudolph L. Stark, Cashier Member F.D. l.C. and Federal Reserve System Knox, Indiana Phone 490 CMP Mr. Long says, It pays to be insured. 'aww Plumbing mummy, East Lake Street Phone l56l Knox, Indiana Compliments of PuwO-Flower Bottled G-as Elmer Dowd Distributor Compliments of lccuwedij-Bwmow Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 30 or 266 Knox, Indiana N. I-I. Gold hw. Plumbing Steam and Hot Water Heating Phone 2803 Knox, Indiana WesfwvTuwf mwIAwkorQtow Everything For the Motorist Parts, Accessories Motorola Radios and TV Knox Phone 229 Compliments of K-wwFw3ewFoodA Corner of Lake and Pearl Street Knox, Indiana Compliments of Ecommg Plmbmg aw Hwang Charles Moroni Phone 45 Knox, Indiana Everything for Building Homes Complete Phone 8398-Sl Yards at Toto Jolwsows Qupplfes, Walter Johnson, Contractor Best wishes to the class of 58 Wwfwlwu 3106. I Qupefuildwilwb www. B043 awp Painting, Auto, Radiator and Glass repair Comer Lake and Pearl Sheets Culver Road Knox, Indiana Phone 7 Phone 3171 Knox, Indiana Compliments of I-Iwuuj Paw Fuwwlb Home Bill gives service with a smi1e Funeral Service M H I E IL Q , Knox, Indiana Phone 98 Knox, Indiana Phone 440 I32 Compliments of Long Tlwmpsow Lumbwv Ca. Best Wishes to the Class of '58 Best Wishes B501 P00656 Flowers For All Occasions George W. Burkett, Propr. Knox, Indiana Linda finds flowers for every taste. Wir , ,, - 6521 . jf? E Congratulations to the F? Class of '58 ra o s e r V X , n il I , i.f . K -1 i 5: X Wu .,., In :--: V r, -:L 1 , v ...,, t, 4-Y , A- W ... , :.3:. C ef We have whatever you want in sports equipment, says Jack and Nick. Good Luck to the Seniors C ' Y I-Iallfs Qpowt Mant 'CN X 13 N. Main Street Knox, Indiana Judy and Sharon 'dig those convertibles Joy, do you really like bread that well? PwwPooclfBalwu5 Home made Bread Fancy Pastries Knox, Indiana Phone 35 Good Luck Seniors Dw Dfeiue lww Marge gives service with a smile when Doris, Sharon, Lillian, Rose Marie, and Sheila order. 134 Best Wishes From Your Oldsmobdla Dealwv Joe, Dale and Don Sellers Compliments of mfs lmswumw Agewg Intersection of 8 8. 23 Phone 8087 or 9077 Knox, Indiana Best Wishes to the class of 58 if we Joy and Sharon know where to go. Earl, knows how to make them grow. F: wow!! Cm Exmies Filwside lm Hwy. 35 and So. Heaton St. Phone 80 Knox, Indiana Compliments of , Congratulations .... Vow S law To the graduates of today- Nolcilwuv indiana Public Qwwzw Make it good, Larry. 135 the leaders of tomorrow. Tlwgmclef Qlwp Famous 2 for 25q: Hamburgers 53 E. Lake St. Knox, Indiana We enjoy a Pepsi here! Compliments of Wwlkws And Phone 405 Knox, Indiana Congratulations '58' Have the Klopot Studio make the kind of portrait you will treasure through the years. B957 WISIWGS T0 the Graduation comes only once. Best wishes, Class of Sfellq I58l from the Kuowrlwabw Myron Sands, Manager Phone 39 Knox, Indiana 6 Kww Compaq Planning already girls? Furniture- Appliances- Skelgas- Phone I482 Knox, Indiana Compliments of awww Flowers - Fruits - Vegetables Transplanted Flowers Vegetable Plants in Season clncl All Kinds of Seeds On U.S. Highway 35 R.F. D. 2 Phone 8538 Knox, Indiana 7 Best Wishes To The Class of '58 I. Tamb S Qows Phone 83 Knox, Indiana Eoalf Eggwdv UWM ,A 8 Phone I252 Knox, Indiana ' W., Vw, , , Coolef Sales New 8. Used Farm Machinery of Any Make We Sell the Best 8. Service The Rest Phone Knox 133 Corner Hwy. 35 8- 8 Judy, Mary, Geraldine, and Judy C. really go for a Mercury. Compliments of csjsfoarzowwrws Mgr. Edward Heise Bass Lake, Indiana Phone Monterey 2841 Laughs go with fun! Best Wishes Ziugawlli Stow Food and Clothing Compliments of Lake Gqwcmu Compliments of Northeast end of Bass Lake Phone Knox 8186 C. Keiffiv i-ieifmaw WE' lnswwmw Agewg 50 East Washington Street Knox, Indiana Phone 71 1 See you at Bemdiis swam Qknp Wants Mom gales Friendly Courteous Service Willie Ford Cars and Trucks Phone 481 Highway 35 Knox, Indiana ttrtyt ' i Q Zi v 1 p fy ax S Z -5- .L Both a Senior and a Seventh grader enjoy a haircut at 9 R3y'S. Compliments of O. Alawuxjewelw -f-1- 1 IIT ,I I liz Best Wishes to the Class of 58 Qlwwis Paw and Qupplg Phone I6 Knox, Indiana Coal, Fuel oil, Building Materials, Bulldozing, Dredging FUEL 913. Cheaper by the dozen! Phone 8236 Knox, Indiana X..-all' '15 l ........-1 sv I ., .paw . ,... I V I To .,., we I 'J 'mr E-! ' , an ,,., , , Q xl X Take your pick, Joy. Mmdmds Modes II North Main InfanIs', ChiIdren's 8. Ladies' Ready-To-Wear 140 Knox, Indiana Phone 3931 rkkli 3 1 1 ,-get Q Compliments of BQJ eww Lubrication, Washing 8iWaxing Phone 861 Knox, Indiana i I E , is f 1 . K Ll I J x S QQ? 3' in rl Lid , may ,,,,-.suIII Liv Www Service with a smile! ,, ,xiii Congratulations and Best Wishes For Your Future Success to Class of 1958 Edmfs Fa5l1iowQ1wp and COMIZMSQOMS Clothing Phone 33 Knox, Indiana Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 DSB Ph0l'1e 2332 Knox, Indiana Dance and jive at the D8:B. Good food and fountam service Revlon Cosmetics Complete Beauty Service Air Conditioned A Smart Shop For Women Jeaumk iii I, 1 -'f- v-- SPawtCa Choose any color you want, we will mix it, says Pat. Compl imenfs of Seams Roebuck E9 Cm Phone 50 Mail Order 23 SEARS SEARS UOIBUCK AND C0 Knox, Indiana g 142 Compliments of Know S065 Watefu Qwwioe Mary Ann can find a card for any occasion here Guards Romlb Dwgs Water Softening H.R. Siebenthal R. PH qnd Water Softeners Knox, Indiana Phone 12 For The Home 504 East Main St. Phone 3552 Starke County Democrat Best Wishes To The Class of 1958 Know CNNPQMH Wdws 19 N. Main St. Phone 70 or 1101 Knox, Indiana High Grade Coal At Fair Prices Advertising 0 We Aim To Please Cgfmcgqigsglists o 205 West Washington St. Phone 1201 Commercial Printing Starke County Republican 143 Compi iments ,of dWsw-Q f M- -v Weiubcmgs Stow ToTo, INDIANA Best Wishes To The Class Of 1958 Compliments Bofwienfs Milk Dfsbdbufofu of Eng M Downs awLQows hw. an Q, 'N Repairs And Service 2 041 F991 Massey-Harris Minneapolis-Moline X J of Mizz? Phone 136 as ' - s 19511336 Highway 35 Knox, Indiana Phone 843 Knox, Indiana 144 Goods eww ' Y, Goodrich Tires and Batteries 25 years of dependable service. C7175 For all Philco agd GE Appliances ee I Modern Equipment Knox, Indiana Philco Famous for Quality the World Over , -Q g w 'W L Best wishes to the Class of 1958 Store ofa Thousand Items Across from Court House Phone 3161 We're open evenings 145 MOJMMI Deans Dame lm Highway 35 North 'N John says, We sell the finest. Compliments 1 Falueg s Dept. Stow Km-7X Indiana Prompt service and good food is our motto. oud . tg the pr l tions and best wlshes Conyfaw a . . d to their famzhes - - 9raduaf0S an Owe 7 1932 W H1 H 47 ALA a alve roducts, nc. A-V Subsidiary of 146 ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY , ,,--,- - W... Y ,, ' W 1-kmysasvvn-f-r-lf, Mowlamdf Auto Sales 1 5 N AUTO SM-5 Knox, Indiana 32 years G Phone 1221 Hudson Dealer Congratulations to the Class of '58 To the Class of 58 Best Wishes GaeanwuLi6eflu5wean0Q Joseph P. Bolen State Manager Phone 8352 Knox, Indiana 147 VaMwAvi0f10w Compaq Compliments of NewTota Stow Jack Marks Propr . Compliments of audfQauiugsASSociai'1ow Knox, Indiana Phone 60 Golding Service Station R.R. No. 2 Box I Knox, Indiana Davis Ice Cream Parlor We make our own ice cream. Buchta's Cardinal Superette Bass Lake, Knox 8379 Beau Brummel Cleaners Winamac Cleaning works 8. Laundry Owners B Smith and Smith, Attorneys Durbin Bros. Firestone Evert's Drugs Mack's Barb Shop .Fout's Market B 81 K Root Beer Reliance Beauty Shop Bob's Hardware Automatic Music and Record Shop Stailey's Grocery Dr. R. C. Verhagen Dr. Paul Badell Henry's Dry Goods Store Knox Grocery Mkt. Wilken 8. Musser Ben Franklin Burger's Dairy Beeson's Gulf Service Johnson Insurance Pariso Glove Factory Blooms Lightning Dude Ranch Leo's Tractor Sales A Friend Nichols 8K Nichols, Attorneys Brown Realty Knox Junk Yard We wish to thank sincerely all our advertisers who made this annual possible. I4 X YEARIOOKS
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