Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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HICH SCHOOL COUNCIL ml 'Jw TS? sa 77' iggfvm T 'I Q454aQt A,'g2Q5 ,4 ull' 'glut ,- 'E?.EE?E::F:255 .Ill un u I g ' . 'af-2 I wi I' V 'fn .f Q Q? s S'l'.-XNIJINUZ .Iav Pnl:-n. Uriy Finv. Holm l'ill'lt'll1'I'. SITTING: Mr. Luraninrv fSpmzxurl, Tom I ulkm's fl'rvsi1lf'i11H. NLIIIVQ' Singlf-lmi fSI'I'fVlIIfl'-Tfl'!ISIlf!'ff. linda l,m'k. Sliirlvy Pilrnwski. 'llw Finale-nt Cminc-ils mmsist of tim mvmlwrs funn f-nvli vlziss mul the- prvsiflvnt, Tum l ulkvrS. who was Q-lvvtml lmy tliv wlwlu- stuxlc-nt lwmly. Viiitli ilu-ir zulvisnrs. Mr. I,uraininrv ami NIV. llamlilin. llwy solve- vuriniis prulmlc-ms uf nur sf-Imnl. This year tlu- vulllivils lielpml vllnosc' Ilia- lyvcuni lll'0QlI'illllS for nvxl ye-ur. Sonic' of thu other things llwy flu are lic-lp in ilu- solvvlimi of ilu- c'l1m'vi'l4-aflc-1's. uiml in llw rvvrvalion pmgrani. :incl sponsor ilu- Cliristmas prugrani. rlillf' liigli sf-Inml vounc'il also sponsors Hmnfwmning and sells sm-lmnl supplie-S vac-li mluy. go J' S'l'xXNlJlNll: lfurl llii-ki-l. Guy IilIIlH1l1f'FN. .lwvy Klumpv. .lim lfllis, 5I'I I'lNI2: NUIAIIILI llurkvy lSrv'r1'- Inn 1. Nlr. llaimlmlin fSp0nsnrJ, 'lion' rlu-y ff'rr'xi1lf'r1tJ. 2I .IUNIOH HIGH COUNCIL

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STUDENT PATROL SAYS. MSAFETY FIRST! NW! TOP ROW: L. Arndt, P. Mann, R. Fuller, T. Salyer. B. Howard, A. Caudill, A. Noble, J. Ledbetter, E. Gentry, J. Baughman, B. Mc- Cullough. F. Zehner, E. Noble, L. Shanks. FIFTH ROW: G. Baughnian, B. Geller, E. Taulbee, J. Ellis, M. Kelly, D. Squires, M. Radakovich, J. Younggreen, T. Golding, M. Howard, C. Moroni, B. Bailey, L. Mann. FOURTH ROW: D. William, K. Miller, E. Prater, D. Clark, .l. Roinenzak. R. Freet, J. Reed, C. Loekrirlge, C. Hundt, .l. Cole, C. Caudill, B. Heilman, L. Reed, R. Marsh. THIRD ROW: R. Eggcrt, J. Bailey, S. Morman, R. Hurt, A. Cole, R. Ostereicher, A. McVey, C. Napier, D. Scott, K. Kemhle, P. Lundin, M. Norem, L. Lausten, W. Joseph, W. Cole. SECOND ROW: C. Caudill, D. Wallace, J. Bell, M. Landrum, J. Gentry, R. Kafka, D. Schultz. C. Brems. N. Barnett. J. Owens, M. Price, K. Price, C. Burdine, R. Simoni, R. Napier. FIRST ROW: S. Smith, S. Wyland, D. Binkley. R. Byous. C. Faulk, W. Hunt. B. Radloff. D. Hite, T. Mulligan, E. Elam, R. Halcomb, R. Cavender, F. Clemons, R. Back. KNEELINC: Lieutenant Gerald Fletcher. Captain Tom Burkey. This year the safety patrol eonsists of seventh. eighth. and ninth grade lwovs. Under the direetions of their advisors. Mr. Hamlilin and lVlr. Cira, Captain Tom Burkev. and Lieutenant Gerald Fleteher. they have strived hard to make Know a safer plaee for the sehool kids in the morning. noon. and afternoon. The patrol lmovs are on duty. rain or shine. They stand guard at Main Street. Heaton Street. and at the Main Street railroad intersection. We wish to say thank-you to all of the patrol hovs. ZONE ir. non DUO' with 3 Smllv- lt means what it says. Courtesy of ERNIE'S FIRESIDE INN 20

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fel ' ' CHORUS WORKS HARD TO GIVE BACK ROW: Dave Dunkleburger, Kenny Wayne, Elmer Wayner, Andrew Zeman, Fred Napora, Pat Stage, Nick Hoffman, Earl Eggert, David Campbell, Danny Arhuckle, Tom Denney, Arnold Friebe, Terry Brooke. THIRD ROW: Delores Bailey, Kath- leen Fee, Peggy Berg, Kathy White, Rose Mary Mocco, Francis Piper, Kathrine Reiss, Judy Hundt, Dorothy Stone, Lorena Walters, Joy Van Asdall, Lou Clemons, Joyce Mullins. SECOND ROW: Hilda Singleton, Judy Cook, Mary Foltz, Betty Plante, Cayhart Walters. Diane Pershon, Carol Fletcher, Marjorie Klampe, Mary Peterson, Pat Rodgers, Anna Aquino, Doris Sirovy. FIRST ROW: Irene Fee. Peggy Marks, Ellen German, Charilyn Sellers, Dorothy Clemons, Carol Back, Irene Griffith, Janice Johnson, Barbara Craig, Linda Johanan, Joyce Allen. Q. K Hutt, .d 'idly .g This year the forty-eight members of the chorus were under the direction of Donald lVIcFall. They , presented the annual Christmas and Easter pro- Yglll'-.Y fe gi, grams and sang for many organizations. In Jan- I ig' uary the chorus entered the District Contest and ii Aff in April presented the Spring Concert. Within the sig , 'iw chorus there were two mixed ffrou s who sanff for s P D ,, .2 tal gia U Kiwanis. Also there was a quartet that sang for clubs. To raise funds the chorus presented a Holly- wood Premier at the Knox Theatre. Various mem- bers acted as well-known actors, actresses and re- cording artists. The last performance of the chorus was at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises.