Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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HAKESPEABEA CLUB BACK ROW, left to right: ,lay Polen, Mike Ross, Bob Mulligan, Nick Hoffmann, Mrs. Hite, Advisory Ed Sperber, Ted l'ulla THIRD ROW: John Shepherd, Diane Schultz. Carol Snavely, Mike Kimmey, Bonnie Madsen, Christie Dunkleberger, Tom Folkers, Cordon Carlson. SECOND ROW: Earl Eggert, Bill Byer, .lo New, Sheila Hausler. FRONT ROW: Fred Byer, Librarian: Pat Prchlik. Vice-Presidentg Laxry Dembinski, Presidentg Nancy Singleton. Secretaryg Pat Karter, Treasurerg ,lack Pulver. Sergeant-at-Arnis. DRAMA STUDENTS TRY THEIR TALENTS The Shakespearean Club is composed of only those people 5 who take Speech and Dramatics. The meetings held each Friday consist of a short business meeting followed by a program which usually Consists of either pantomirnes, short skits or readings. The ,club this year sponsored a dance after the Judson basketball game and another entitled HShakespearean Shamblesf' At the latter they had an orchestra, chorus line fboysl, and musieal acts all by members of the club. On April'29. the club and thei members of the Senior English class went to Chicago to the Shubert Theatre and saw the play, Music Man. They also put on a lyceum pro- gram for the entire student body. Even though there is a ffreat deal of work connected withibeing in the club, all D ofthe members had a lot of good fun. Ted l'ulla and Bonnie Madsen lnroadeast a radio play from the offiee over the intercom system in Ille office.

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n mm . YJ . 'zz' 6 if ' -A X.: X nr S IMCK ROW. lvfl In right: Mr. Rzitls. Advisor: Bill llyvr, Bob Mori-lioim-, Charles Tyl, Tony Bivniek. Uaficl Hart. FRONT HOW: Ruger Ni-limi, Rvporlvrg llvriiurml Juracka. l'n'siflvnt: Ralph Williams. Vice-l'r0sirlm1r: Ruger Brugh. S1'f'rr-lary-Treasurer. KNIGHTS OF SCIENCE REORGANIZED AFTER A DISCONTINUANCE OF TWO YEARS ills:-ussvfl many iliffm-rr-ill aml cnjuy :llwlv si-if-ntifiv plie-iiuim-ml. Rug:-r Ne-lson. Ralph Williams, llvrnuril ,Iuravka. and llavinl llurl pvrfnriil zm vx- pvrimcni at om' of ilu- nn-vlings. lly the 1'XIlTl'S5l0ll on Ihr-ir fziww it hunks as iliougli they arm- liaving fun. Y 'l'l14- Sviviivc- Chili wus l'l'4ll',LIillllZ0ll l this ye-ur uml:-r thi- slipc-iwisiuil of Nlr. Stanlm' llzilts. 'l'hv vlulv umlc- lhr- mum-. lxmghls uf N-if-in-4-. is mini pnsvfl uf unlx nine- mvmlwrs fluv to its in-wrivss. ln thi- lIll't'llllQIS hvlrl vw-i'y nth:-r Nlnmluy llll'UllQ1ll0lll lhr yr-ur lhvy saw nunwrmis films :mel 27

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f 4 Nancy Singglvlon. l'at Klll'll'T nntl Put llrrlllik fellow vwryonf- Ill:-ir rings an they pantomime thc record .lust B0- twvcn You and Mo. a,ww'2' we Ed Sperber and Mikv Ross teasv Dianc Schultz Anotllcr pantomime is dont- by Earl Eggcrt and Bill Byer ffemalel to duringaskit' Stranded in tllc' Jungle. f gf r 1' Pat Prclilik, doing an imitation of Kathryn Murray, asks Rogvr Nvlson to rlancr- the Pllfi-Cllll-Cllil. Diane- Schultz and Nanvy Singlvton give .lack Pulve-r and Mike- Kimmey a sl1av0 during one of tllv lnnnorons programs. 29