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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SENIOR MEMBERS TOP ROW: R. Stone, M. Howard, J. Whitcraft, B. Benninghoff, T. Eilers. SECOND ROW: P. Mercer, A. Zeman, R. Meyers, S. Bailey, H. Bailey. FRONT ROW: D. Campbell, G. Carlson, R. Taylor, F. Byer. FUTURE FARMERS SPEND MANY HOURS LEARNING National Contest 1958 Reporters Book 3rd National Superior Chapter Award Secretary's Book 2nd State Contest 1958 Pest COHif0l 5th Cold Emblem Chapter Award Chapter Contest 2nd Display Contest l'3rdl Grain Judging District EFA. Contest 1959 Shop Tool Display 2nd Essay lMarvin Taylorl 5th Treasurer's Book 2nd Speech l'Fred Byerl 2nd This yearis Knox Chapter of F.F.A. has participated in many activities and farm enterprises. On the chapter farm , there were eleven acres of soybeans and four acres of corn which the members cultivated. This year the chapter enjoyed two picnics, a swimming party, and a foot- ball game at Purdue University. They also sponsored the Purdue Clee Club for the entertainment of the public. At the beginning of the year name plates were issued to all F.F.A. members so that they might be recognized as ' official members. Greenhand initiation.