Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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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.

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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

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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