Knox High School - Sandbur Yearbook (Knox, IN)

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. ' ' -New Q- ...fi J -. ' 'sxr' Y 'Viv' r , - xg-. .' 's . ' ,f N N ug Ys' AA ' ' ' ' IHX- f-' 4- i -. i r- rr' ,.-.. ,...-- A - .lv D---4 A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL TO THE SENIORS I congratulate you on your past attainments and wish you well in the continuance of your education on a higher level. This further education may be at a uni- versity, in industry, or through the experiences which come from other labor. The purpose of life is to achieve fulfillment of the best one can realize. To do this we must be more self- reliant and must discover ourselves. We must have consecrated imaginations and ambitions. The goal of young people should be the pursuit of excellence. We all recognize differences in ability. It is our responsibility to develop our individual talents to the greatest degree. Mediocre performances should not satisfy. Superiority should be the standard quality. I hope that you have taken full advantage of the educational opportunities offered at Knox High School and that it serves to open more doors to advancement. Needless to say, we are proud of you and of our school. Our interest in you will follow wherever you travel. I speak for myself and for the staff when I state that I wish you each the very best in life. Mr. Laramore When we come out of the rooms of KHS on a busy morning between classes, we see the halls teeming with action, filled almost to an overflow of teenagers. We teenagers are the future homemakers, career women, farmers, business men, scientists, experts, and athletes of tomorrow who will make our contributions to the world in which we live. Each day at KHS brings new opportunities for us teenagers to make our lives successful by filling our minds with mental activity which will train us to solve future problems, by devel- oping our ability to get along with others through or- ganziations and activities, by making our minds and bodies healthy through good sports, by training us for our future vocations, and by giving us little incidents and big events that we will never quite forget. All these things give us a broader outlook on life and a well-rounded personality to aid us in our social lives. Why not come with us into KHS and see how . . . WE BROADEN OUR HORIZONS

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lt seems that even the almighty Senior has plenty of trouble opening his locker on the first day of school! Hey, Fellows, keep your eyes on the game not on me! THINGS HAPPEN TO US x .sa '- Spending a pleasant lunch hour up town can really get a guy or gal in- volved! The halls swarm, class is over, and there's a mad rush for the next class, with enough time out for a quick snack at the milk machine, catching up on the latest, or working on that assignment that's due in five minutes. At first the sophomores are afraid of the upperclassmen, 'but soon things run smoothly. Then there are the special lyceum programs, fun at games, and those little things that happen which are always remembered as a part of KHS. All the good times at HKS stem from the warm friendly atmosphere of our school and gives us some- thing to think about and enjoy. Common sight on a hot day-the long line at the drinking It's a lot of hard work-and fun too-getting ready for the play which fountain. everyone looks forward to.