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'W V- ww 3,1 Uwwiwgwr JCLQJ wb hmm Qmfiil Q-f2wL,UwQ.V1Ovu-L, YY10'L.Q.3VY4.,OJg,QKyngfxLf Swbwgvmm im .,L9Q,, 4, ID WI 232 3: H.. :ag TH Qi? .T SANDBUR V: Lg Y . 5' - 'mr .Q 965 KNOX HIGH SCHOCL KNOX, INDIANA 4:17 5 8139 40555 56-95 96- fj 57 5 8 R88 Iiiwi 412 The pathways through high school are mem- orable ones. We hope that through our yearbook we have protrayed a span of these pathways to the future upon which each of us travels. Education is in itself a wide and heavily traveled pathway. There are many forks in this pathway-each leading to a goal set by those who are traveling upon it. Just as some roads are unpaved, so are some pathways to success unpaved. There are many rough and threatening sections However, if the goal is kept in view, all difficulties can be surmounted, and the pathways will have served their purpose of furnishing a means of guidance. With all these things in mind, we present to you the 1965 SANDBUR. Administration Performs Valuable The high school diploma may be the entering wedge for the iob, but knowl- edge, skills, and desirable citizenship traits are demanded if you are to od- vonce or remain in contention. Ralph Harbison indiana State .,...... M.S. Superintendent School-education-graduation-iobs-citizenship-are all words that you have used and discussed while attending Knox High School. The meaning of these words is perhaps different for each of you. The School Board, your teachers, and your parents hope you have grown in wisdom, iudgment, and ambition during the past year. To our seniors, we wish the best of what life can give. To our underclassrnen, we look forward to working with you that your dreams may be a reality in the years to come. KWWMW Roger Laramore Indiana ........ M.S. High School Principal James Hamblin Ball State ........ M.S. Junior High Principal Although the chief purpose of education is growth in knowledge, it is also important in the formation of habits. One of the good habits is being on the iob every day and seeing the job through. Modern industry is quite concerned with employees having good attendance. lt has been proved that there is a direct correlation between school attendance and attendance on the iob after high school. Also the schools have proof that poor attendance and poor grades run together. My thought to you would be that you be in school every day. lt will help your grades now, will help you acquire a job after high school, and still later will help you keep that iob. eewfafwe.. 4 Services to School System SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: James Polen, President, Art Yurilas, Treasurer, Ralph Haribson, Superintend- ent, Leroy Gudeman, member, Harold Weinberg, Secretary. Jerry Marshall, secretary to the school board, Donna Riehle secretary to Mr. Harbison, Dorothy Milner, secretary to Mr. Hamblin, Bonnie Taylor, secretary to Mr. Laramore. 5 The Knox School board is composed of a group of men who are constantly striving to better the Knox School Sys- tem. This year the board was increased to five members with the addition of Mr. Yur- gilas, Trustee of Washington Township, which became a part of the school system. Some of the new additions provided by the school board to the school system were two bus garages, housing six- teen buses, new light fixtures in the high school, and new desks in the junior high study hall. We are grateful to the School Boord for the fine work they accomplished. A School ls Oni As Jane Beeson Robert Beeson Purdue .................... .. B.S. Ball State .................. .. M.A. Home Economics Social Studies Cosimo Cira Indiana State Industrial Arts M.S. Terry Collins Mariorie Curnutt Band indiana State English Doris Ellison Bern Manchester ..... Biology Indiana State ............. .. . B.S. Manchester .............. Librarian, English ard Fites Paul Gates B.S. indiana State Mathematics and Science 6 Good As Its Facult Donald Graham Eleanor Hamblin Janice Hendricks St. Joseph's ................. .. B.S. Ball State ....................... B.S. Butler .................... . Mathematics and Science English Art Melvin Henry Julia Hite Charles James Ball State ................... . . B.S. DePauw ................. . . . A.B. Columbia .............. . . . . Bookkeeping, General Business English, Latin Guidance Director Phillip Kidd James Lynch Ball State ............... . . . MA. Indiana State ......... . .......... B.S. Social Studies Assistant Band instructor, Junior and Senior High Chorus 7 Teachers Promote the Ruth Lucas Robert March Norman McCurdy Indiana ............. .. B.S. Tulane .. ................... .... B .S. Ball State ....................... M.A. English Social Studies Bookkeeping, Typing, Geography and Law F I iiii t S ' I ' I f A ,Q , ' ,.', gin , ti ft. 2 Julia McKinley Jack Miller Robert Mulligan Indiana State ................... B.S. Purdue .............. . ..... B.S. Indiana ........................ . B.S Social Studies, Health and Citizenship Vocational Agriculture English, Speech Michael Nikolich Yvonne Peak Indiana State ................ .. B.S. Ball State ....... .......... ...... B . S. Industrial Arts Typing, Shorthand, and Secretarial Prac- I tice. 8 Desire to Learn and to Progress Linda Phillips Donald Rush Purdue ......................... B.S. Ball State ...................... M.A. Home Economics Physical Education, Business Law, Geogra- PhY Claude Sanders Ralph Scholz indiana State .................... B.S. Indiana State ................... Mathematics, Citizenship, Science Physical Education, Mathematics Rollin Whiting Carol Whittenberger Manchester ......... . ....... . . . B.S. indiana State .................... B.S. Mathematics Physical Education, Health 9 Mark Simmons indiana ........................ M.A. Social Studies Frank Young Central Normal . ......... . . . .... B.S. Mathematics Knox High School Opens the Pathway l lN THE GUIDANCE room Mr. James counsels students in preparing for their future. A school offers many pathways for a student to follow, but the greatest of these by far is the pathway to knowledge. Taking part in activities, meeting and making friends, enioying games, parties, and dances are all important but the crite- rion of every student should be the acquiring of knowledge and the developing of the men- tal power. Knox High School of- fer.s a varied curriculum to meet these needs-liberal art sub- jects such as English, foreign languages, mathematics and the social studies to develop the mind, cultural subiects such as art and music to encourage appreciation, and practical subjects such as stenography, bookkeeping, agriculture, home ec, and shop to prepare the student for everyday living. The school opens the gates to these pathways, it is up to the students to follow them to success. SENIOR ENGLISH STUDENTS gain an appreciation of English literature through reading. io l l l to Knowledge to Its Students 'lllTl 33333 X K SAX K si s RON AND BILL have acquirrd skill in sculpturing. THE PURPOSE OF Senior Math is to present the mathematics which will prepare seniors for further study in college. BYRON GIVES A demonstration speech on the correct way to bake a cake. n Many Courses Prepare TYPING WILL BE Useful to these students in their fu- ture years. JIM OTLIVERIUS PRACTICES playing the tuba during bond. CHEMISTRY STUDENTS LISTEN 10 Q Iecfure. I2 Students for College JACK MADSEN KEEPS in shape by doing pull-ups in physical education MARTHA SNEDEKER PRACTICES her dictation in shorthand class. class. S 3 FRESHMAN LEARN THE fundamentals of cooking in Home Economics class. I3 Qther Courses Prepare RICHARD EWING MAKES cn howl in shop class on u lathe. FOUR STUDENTS PRACTICE singing in chorus. MR. SIMMINS LECTURES To his U.S. history class. I4 Students for the Bu iness World E 'pi'- '-is THE USE OF the adding machine is important in business. MR. KIDD LECTURES to senior economics class. MRA MILLER RECEIVES answers for a question in agriculture class. I5 Semester Honor Roll Honors are Seniors STANDING: Honors: Clclrece Cress, Mori- lyn Anderson, Kciren Nichols, Bill Johanan, Christine Neander, Donna Hazen, Pam Shaw, June Cussier, Brenda Grilifith, Cindy Hapemcin, Lindo Korfmon, Tom Heilman. SITTING, High Honors: Ccurolyn Lucas, Roger Smith. Sophomores STANDING: Honors: Tom Wilhelm, Martha Ikeda, Debbie Welkie, Pouleffe VonAsdcill, Lcirry Dust. SITTING: Holly Hall, Pot Spoor, Bonnie King. Juniors STANDING: Honors: Gail Cavendar, Cheryl Hansen, Carole Whiting, Bill Taizenhorst, Bill Wilhelm, Cindy McClure, Gerry Lewis. SITTING: High Honors: Ed Green, Lyn Sie- benthol, Billie Jo Elom, Linda Sharkey, Bernice Bennet, Tom Allen. Earnedb Hard orking Students Freshmen BACK ROW: Honors: Dennis Price, Ralph Swanson, Vern Hendricks, Bill Fennema, Jim Binkowski. FRONT ROW: Honors: San- dra Hanson: High Honors: Nancy Mlekodai, Barbara Peterson: Honors: Connie Fritz. Eighth Grade BACK ROW: Honors: A. J. Gappa, Tom Kimmey, Jim Lewandowski, Roger Pawlik Mike Beauchamp, Reed Siebenthal. CENTER ROW: Honors: Peggy Ikeda, Laura Fisher Sharon Roscka, Betty Van Deman, Eclythe Simmons, Mark Richey. FRONT ROW: High Honors: Clara Brown, Sally Sobraske, Bill Beeson, Nancy Binkowski, Kathy Dedloff. f Seventh Grade BACK ROW: Honors: Rick Brown, John Bret- tin, Susan Schmidt, Betty Zechiel, Mike Ne- ander, Jay Slauter. FRONT ROW: Honors: Andrea Swanson, Brenda Dedloift: High Honors: Bill Zechiel, Jane Hamblin: Honors: Dorothy Ikeda, Aline Raftel. Crowded halls The mass exodus at the end of the day That specialdate with a certain someone Cherished memories Little events and grand occasions The break at lunchtime Preparing for homecoming events ' Qgwrfi M -A V Xe., 6? SQ 1 5 jg wb Ji Q5 A 4 W , +G'-liifzm WWHZ s if Sfawgiwfmd, H , , 'L NYY? lf ' , M www wiv xgwiii, M4 frm i - , . ., I Q f '-,W 'T 1 - -. - f Q 153,597 5255: 'T 2 f 'wif'-f-,55,ww-.gfei ij fi?mW,M.,,., -: :v.?Jib.g 731 V Vxyiiw I 'M 'V ' wwf' 'Ai-.,,5?v,vf'. W H fnfn:v,wr M- W We hmww ,,W-nwe'w,,.,5L,:f,,, Jif- if . uf Lf, U wgfviw-b:f7.21gf,w-A 'Q wr gamma M' 4.1 I-I 'W ,wwf fL.f7'fifR f , sr 'ff K , fm A ' My-S1-5 N + ff- fsgwiiwf mi Aw 5+ W 'eww fywwaimw-W-+4' mf 5 if wwwiwffbfraff-Qrfiiffff-5Wvf+ifS a?I?'a1Qf'w 'km-wf ,,i5,,m,. ,gf V W- G? E, gf, , ,YJ QS : M i l MJ Pathwa to Fun Fay and Bob Were Honored Again Foy Clemons and Bob Pulver .w 'i x Cf- sf ti of vi if We knew Fay was a cheerleader but-whot's this with Bob? Mr. and Miss Knox High School Fay Clemons and Bob Pulver were elected by the vote ot the entire student body as the most representative students of the senior class. Fay and Bob participated in many activities during their four years in high school. Fay was in Student Council, Thespian Club, and Shakespearean Club. She was secretary of her soph- omore class and was elected Miss Knox Junior High when she was a freshman. She was also in both the Prom and Homecoming Court. She is most remembered for her three years as varsity cheerleader. Bob was Mr. Knox Junior High in his freshman year anal was president of his freshman and sophomore classes. He took part in track and football in all four years ot high school. He was also in Student Council, Shakespearean Club, and K Club. 3 ififf-Q A 4: I' if ' if 'wig V , Y, W Lf, it ,, sm q,. ,uma 'K A, Qf , i fg tg :QQ M ' 2:1 -:fi if Pride, Work, and Enthusia m CONCESSION WORKERS WORKED hard to serve the big crowds. BETTY COWEN TAKES pride in her Christmas bulletin board. Y'- SMlLEl YOU ARE on candid camera. ENTHUSIASTIC STUDENTS RUSH out to congratulate the team. J EVERYONE ENJOYS A little excitement. Creates School Spirit THESE SENIOR BOYS can make big noise. J ii ,W 1: ' LATIN STUDENTS MODELED the Roman fashions BOY! CAN DELVIN strut! 23 Plays and Convocations Blithe Spirit Edith-Patty Crider Ruth-Pamela Shaw Charles-John DeSomer Dr, Bradman-Steve Berning Mrs. Bradman-June Zingarelli Elvira-Connie Tolson 2 F STANDING: Mr. Mulligan, Director, June Zingarelli, Steve Berning. SITTING: Karen Nichols, Patty Crider, Connie Tolson, John DeSomer, Pam Shaw. On April 24 and 25 Blithe Spirit was pre- sented, under the direction of Robert Mulli- gan. The play is an improbable farce in three acts which is proclaimed as one of Noel Coward's greatest works. Karen Nichols did an excellent job as Mad- ame Arcati, a spiritualist who has contact with the supernatural. The humor of play is displayed in the scenes where Madame Ar- cati brings back from the dead the first wife of Charles Condomin, who is now faced with two wives. Pam Shaw and Connie Tol- son, the two wives of Charles, who were terribly jealous of each other and attempted togain Charles' love away from the other, made their parts most realistic. John De Somer, the husband who was torn between two loves, portrayed the confused husband in a humorous manner. Minor parts were played by Steve Berning, June Zingarelli and Patty Crider, who also An Intimate Moment with his second wife. did G fine iob in 1-his production. 24 are Enjoyed b the Students THE CHORUS SANG at the Christmas convocation. SANTA CLAUS CAME to the Christmas program. The student body enjoyed many entertaining and educational programs during the year. These in- cluded pep sessions, lyceum programs, and the Christmas convocation. The Iyceum programs, which were selected by the student council, included such topics as iudo, physical fitness, and a lecture con- cerning the Hungarian Revolution. KAREN NICHOLS TOOK part in a Christmas skit. PEP SESSIONS WERE greatly appreciated by the athletes. The Lovely Girls of the Prom , I' Pictures of Vcxlerie Howes os our prom queen ond employee in pub- lic library. 41 1 K2 26 Sonny Wyland ins Award Sonny Wyland, Student Body presi- dent, vvon the highest honor for ath- letics a boy can receive. The Ben Bowen award represents clean liv- ing, sportsmanship, athletic ability, support ot school activities, and good scholarship. Sonny's outstanding ability in ath- letics, scholarship, and participation in school activities gained him the award. Sonny participated in var- sity basketball for three years and was chosen captain in his senior year. During his three years of var- sity competition, Sonny scored a total of 622 points. He was also in varsity cross country tor tvvo years. Besides being student body presi- dent, he vvas vice-president ot the K-Club, a member ot the school play cast, and an honor student. Sonny is now attending Indiana University. Knox High is proud ot Sonny and wishes him luck in the future. Harold Wyland SONNY RECEIVES AWARD from Mr, Schricker. 28 SONNY PARTICIPATING IN vqrslty basketball lt Q. For Which All Athletes Strive t Knox High offers many diFferent sports tor the boys: basketball, foot- ball, track, cross country, and wrestling. The desire to win is al- ways paramount in the minds of the athletes, but also The ioy of partici- pating and the practice of good sportsmanship is very rewarding to the boys. 'V 'Q t Social and Special Events ON NOVEMBER 3 the seniors conducted a mock election. lu. THE FOOTBALL BOYS are honored at the football banquet. Social and special events have always played an important role in the lives of students at Knox. From the beginning of school to the end, students participate in many big and littleevents that add something special to the school year. ON PARENTS' NIGHT the mothers of the football boys were presented corsages. Eifirwwt THE ANNUAL EDITORS and sponsor accompanied by Mr. Hastings toured Hannibal, Missouri, this summer. 30 Are Annual Highlights QUEEN JUDY AND Steve seem to be enioying the Homecoming donce. ON HONOR DAY many sfudenis receive honors. DECORATING is fo go. 31 PROM NIGHT IS o glorious night. M14 2 747333 FOR THE prom, Bob ond Robert CGl'l'f decide where this Bonfire, Parade, heers, and Lovely is Q ef gm! nf e STUDENTS WALK TO town for homecoming pep session SALLY BROWN CROWNS Judy Wunder queen of the 1964 homecom- ing. 32 Homecoming, l964, was an event that will stand out in the memories ot all. Long hours were spent during the entire week building class floats, campaigning for queen candi- dates, and making sure everything was set for the big day. The night before the game the snake dance and bonfire aroused the school spirit ot every- one. Then the next day the pep rally began amidst screams, laughs, and cheers. The game at night was a disappointment to the fans since the team lost 6-35. However, the spirits were lifted by the crowning of the new homecoming queen, Judy Wunder, by Sally Brown, the i963 queen, and by the dance after the game. Girls Add to Homecoming Festivities CO-CAPTAIN, ALVIN MORRIS, starts bonfire, as Co-captain, Roger Smith throws the North Liberty Shamrocks' coffin on the fire. MR. GRAHAM AND Mr. James admire the parade. CHEERLEADERS LEAD THE Snake Dance around the bonfire. I L ...sie 1. FOOTBALL BOYS LISTEN to the students while they cheer the boys on. SECRETARYS RIDE THE car marked SIave Department. -7-Q Q i M' ff ey mm,u. 5 1:5 5? R Q: it ' an 'S fs I, f .-X Q E If :KQV b the Crowning of the Queen ? ? X ir- BACK ROW: Escorts: Bill Johanan, Wayne Hansen, Steve Harbison, Judy Wunder, Sharon Whybrew, Linda Wentz, Joyce Jackson, Sh Richard Ewing, Richard Combs, Gene Bradley, Bob Garr, Byron ley Bailey, Fay Clemons. Holm. FRONT ROW: Candidates, Cindy McClure, Linda Karfman, Sharon Whybrew Unnniil, and ' vc Joyce Jackson Linda Karfman, Fay Clemons, and Shirley Bailey Linda Wentz and Cindy McClure Students and Teachers BILLIE JO ELAM, Becky Ludwig, Lyn Siebenthal, and Janet Fuller work on their semester chemistry proiect. 1,354 j 'Www MOHAIR SWEATERS, PLEATED skirts, and knee boots were very popular this year. LARRY COLLINS, ROSE Marie Shiarla, and Carole Whiting take advantage of the new reference library. 5 li it ff .. sz. ,gsm at IS THE BREAD that hard, Rodney? BOYS TOOK A great interest in wrestling. 36 'Siv- V it Patty and Greg Rate High at K.J.H Mr. and Miss Knox Junior High PATTY HENRY AND GREG RUDD Potty Henry ond Greg Rudd were chosen Mr. ond Miss Knox Junior High School by the students ot the junior high. Besides being popu- lcir with'the students, they have both token port in mony school octivities. Potty was president of the Librory Club, president of the Book Club, cmd on octive member ot the choir ond cheerblock. Greg was the vice-president ot the freshman closs, vice-president of the Librory Club, o member of the Science ond Book Clubs, ond de- voted most of his time to his chief interest, bcsketbcill. 38 PATTY'S FAVORITE PASTIME GREG'S FAVORITE SPORT. .lunlor High School ls a Busy Place IT MUST BE his girlfriend. These ore o few examples of life of Knox Junior High. Scenes like These can be found every day, between ond during classes. YOU TEST IT first to see if it'is okay, Cleat marks in the dust Sweating off pounds Long, hard practice sessions Building muscles Voices hoarse from yelling Enthusiastic crowds . . . Play Ball if if I Pathway to Strength Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox VARSITY RECORD Lapaz North Judson LaPorte New Carlisle Culver Argos Nappanee Portage HOLIDAY TOURNEY Rensselaer Winamac Rensselaer North Judson Winamac Plymouth Twin Lakes North White Merrillville Bremen Wallcerton Rochester Sectional Oregon-Davis Richard Center Winamac Man of Redskin Losses THE TIP OFF starts the excitement. 7 Steve Harbison Left to Right: J. Landrum, M. Henry, B. Smith, B. Wilhelm, D. Pinson, J. Johnson, L. Richie, J. SSFIIOF GUGVCI D'AmGfO, T- Wilhelm, B. Garr, S. Horbison, SEATED: M. Fritz, G. Kimmel, Managers, Mr. March, HOUOVCVY Cflptain Asst. Coach, Mr. Beeson, Head Coach. 42 Were by Close Scores ri 1 Richie fights under the basket. The Knox Redskins basketball team finished the season with an 8-15 record. Although the team had a losing season, six games were lost by four or less points. The Redskins played many fine games especially in the two victories over a strong North Judson team. The Redskins gave the fans many exciting moments during the sectional by winning the first two games from Oregon-Davis and Richland Center. They lost the tinal game, however, to a Larry Richie Jerry Johnson Junior Forward Junior Center Jack D'Amata Bob Smith Senior Forward Senior Guard very strong Winamac team. Senior Steve Harbison was voted captain of the squad by his teammates. Other seniors who will be missed next year are Bob Smith, Jack D'Amato, Bob Garr, and Mike Henry. Next year's team shows lots of promise with returning varsity performers Jerry Johnson, Larry Richie, Jim Landrum, Bill Wil- helm, Dave Pinson, and Tom Wilhelm. Jim Landrum Dave Pinson Junior Guard Junior Forwo'rd if f -521,5 The B-Team Is Our Prospective Varsity 'mmf Elmo! ox, 4-n-iii' llmmf , Y . E - .J I x TOP ROW Conch, Mr. Robert March, R. Brown, P. Harris, M. Zinkg D. Dozal, L. Sands. BOTTOM ROW: R. Price, R. Kellerf F. Price, R. Hcnselmon, L. Dust. B-team scrambles for iump bull. P. Harris and R. Brown fight for rebound. Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox B- Teom Record 38 Lopoz 30 Nonh Judson 29 LoPoHe 36 New Carlisle 40 Cuwer 33 Argos 40 Nopponee 27 Ponoge 33 Rensselaer 42 N.Judson B-Teon1Tourney 36 Vwnomoc 33 VWnomoc 25 Mymoum 29 TwH1Lokes 33 N. White 45 Merrillville 32 Hemen 35 Wolkerton 40 Rochester .J ....,.. Junior High Teams Had Good Records Freshman Freshman Record . Knox 50 Oregon Davis l Knox 32 North Liberty Knox 36 Rensselaer Knox 36 Plymouth Knox 27 Laporte Knox 54 Culver Knox 46 Winamac Freshman Tourney Knox 42 South Central Knox 30 LaPorte Knox 27 North Judson Knox 44 North Judson 4 Knox 59 New Carlisle TOP ROW: S. Byer, mgr., Coach C. Sanders, B. Whybrew, mgr, 3rd ROW: E. Wilken, G. Scholz, T. Salyer, H. Miller, D. Brammer, L. Frazure. 2nd Row: S. Marks, G. Rudd, J. Mil- ner, D. Price, D. Garland, W. Strong. BOTTOM ROW B. McClure, D. Harris, W. Nichols, B. Campbell, G. Richie, G. Watkins. Eighth Grade Record ' Knox 33 Calitornia Twp. 30 Grade Knox Rensselaer 36 -4- We Knox LaPorte 39 Knox Washington Twp. 29 Knox Culver I4 Tourney Knox California Tlvp. 18 Knox Rensselaer 45 Knox Valpo. Jett. 27 Knox North Judson 40 Knox Winamac 32 Knox LaPorte 44 Knox Walkerton 25 L Knox North Liberty 38 l Knox New Carlisle 37 TOP ROW: Coach Scholz, A. Gappa, H. Budka, B. Griffith, T. Kimmey, R. Pawlik, D Dorman J. Lewandowski, D. Gerkin, B. Gustafson, J. Fletcher, mgr. BOTTOM ROW: D. Lucus, G Blessing R. Hansen, J. Desomer, D. Moss, B. Beeson, R. Siebenthal, J. Gurrado, M. Richey. Seventh Grade Knox .Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox TOP ROW: Coach Scholz, M. George, J. Beeson, J. Slauter, J. Ludwig, J. Moore, D. Van Demon. BOTTOM ROW: R. Brown, B. Wilhelm, B. Bennet, D. Pitts, R. Kingman, B. Palmer, J. Fletcher mgr. 47 I Seventh Grade Record 23 13 14 29 34 i7 37 26 28 45 31 California Twp Rensselaer LaPorte Washington Twp Culver Valpo. Jett. North Judson Winnamac LaPorte Walkerton North Liberty Football Team Works Hard TOP ROW: Managers, L. Harris, L. Collins, T. Wilhelm, B. Wilhelm, Nofem R- PI'iCe: Managers: J. PC1lFf1OfL M- Fflfl BOTTOM ROW: B. Morris, V. Stuteville, R. Brown, J. Brown, D. Smith SECOND R. Chapman, B. Smith, J. D'Amat0, T. Heilmon, B. Pulver, J- De- ROW: G. Brammer, M. Stradley, M. Henry, A. Morris, R. Smith, C. SOVTISV, G, WGflilf1S, R- C0llif1S- Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Knox Schedule Plymouth Bremen New Carlisle R. Prairie No. Liberty Rensselaer Twin Lakes Walkerton No. Judson The Knox Reclskin football team finished the i964 season with a 2-7 record. Although the season record was not too good, it was not indicative of the many fine moments of football played. Throughout the year many key players were ham- pered by injuries. Knox lost the first three games to three good teams: Plymouth, Bremen, and New Carlisle. The Redskins finally got into the win column with a i3-7 triumph over R. Prairie. Knox again dropped three in a row to N. Liberty, Rensselaer and Twin Lakes. Knox gained their second victory of the season with a 20-7 win over Walkerton. The final game of the season was lost to arch-rival North Judson, 21-O in a well-played game. 2 Defensive Team 48 But Has a Disappointing Season P i J D'Amuf0, End R. Smiih, Guard A. Morris, Hulfbock Offensive Team M. Sircrdley, Halfbcick B. Pulver, Hclfbcck J. DeSomer, Guard 49 555 3 gi ? X gf., af -W se 3 ,e 5 lf wx 5 , . HJ 1 4 , S H S S U :vb 4 A ':.... I .i W ,f:f:. 2 'Hag ww m QQ I, ,. ... V I-fe, i ' f-vncsy k u , n- L ' .5 '- 3E:x,' f -NHRA PM :v. , . -, , . ,SIM .g g M f :NW My fa ,wh di L . , wa, 1-,H U ,EJ .... W, , w ' Qsly, V, I-J 2-'f l--: I PASSES AGAIN Knox B-Team Record Knox . O Plymouth . . . Knox . 4l North Judson Knox . 8 Rolling Prairie Knox .... I3 Culver ..... Knox . I3 New Carlisle Knox . I9 Rennselaer . B-Team TOP ROW: Coach C. Sanders, Managers: J. Palman, L. Harris, L. Collins, M. Fritz, 9th grade Coach Nf.StNickolich. 3rd ROW: W. Strong, G. Rudd, W. Nichols, J. Norem, L. Howard. 2nd Price, D. Dolezal, F, Bales, M, Zink, B. Hanselman, B. Keller. BOTTOM ROW: P. McGrath, D. Allen, J. DeSomer, R. Banta, M, Kossnar, R. Beem. TOP ROW: Coach B. Sanders, J. DeSomer, D. Morris, J. Keen, B. Hallensbee, D. Swan son, D. Lucas, R. Hansen, B. Mora. 4th ROW: J. Gurado, B. Collins, J. Fletcher, C Richey, D. Dorman, T, Kimmey, T. Rawhut, A. Norem, R. White, 3rd ROW: B. Gustat son, G. Bleming, B. Griffith, R. Pawlik, J. Lewandowski, M. Beauchamp, A. Gappa, T White, J. Warren. 2nd ROW: Mgr. M. Richey, N. Risner, J. Slanter, J. Moore, B, Meyers, M. George, B. Beeson, D. Moss, R. Brown, Managers D. Gerkin and B. Peterson. BOT- TOM ROW: L. Wright, A. Alcorn, B. Wilhelm, R. Clark, J. Beeson, J. Pellgrinee, J Sharkey, B. Berry, B. Hollensbee. Freshman Team Freshman Record Knox .... I3 Plymouth .... .. 26 Knox .... I4 Valparaiso ..... 34 Knox .... i2 South Central . . . 6 Junior High Team Junior High Record Knox .... 41 North Judson Knox .... I4 Renselaer ........ I3 Knox .... 27 North Liberty .... 6 ...O ns. TOP ROW: S. Cole, D. Garland, B, Vallow, Mgr. P. McVe y. 2nd ROW: E. Wilken, A. Howes, W. Strong, R. Swanson, D. Brammer, B. McClure, B. Fennema. BOTTOM ROW: G. Watkins, D. Price, D. Harris, W. Nichols, J. Milner, G. Rudd, J. Norem. Wrestling Expands to arsity Status Wrestling Record Knox 2l Knox i6 Knox 29 Knox 8 Knox l9 Knox 36 Knox 32 Knox 8 Knox 24 Knox 41 Knox l8 Knox 25 Sectional 8th place 4 way tourney 3rd place New Carlisle Michigan City Merrillville Twin Lakes LaPorte Crown Point Michigan City Twin Lakes Crown Point Lakeville Warsaw Culver M.A. TOP ROW: Dave Aquino, ,lim Brown, Jerry DeSimer, Bob Cory, John Norem, Ron Collins, Coach Don Rush, Dale Smith, Joe Sin- gleton, Gene Brammer, Roger Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Collins, manager, Andy Howes, Mike Howard, Dennis Allen, Bill Prchilik, Vance Stuteville, .lim Oliverius, Lonnie Howardp Bill Fen- nemo, John Cox, manager. The Knox High School wrestling team in its 2nd year of competition and first year of varsity com- petition finished the year with an encouraging 6-6 record. The team, coached by Don Rush, was com- posed of i9 boys, 3 of whom were seniors and the rest underclassmen. With the large number of return- ing lettermen, next year's team should possess much experience and improvement. Ron Collins Bob Cory Dave Aquino Knox Lettermen Pace Track Team Knox olb Knox T7 Knox 81 Knox 80 Knox 5 l W Knox 38 Q Knox 74M Goshen Relays Rensselaer Relays Rochester Relays Penn Relays Hgrgggwsws-'M . vf--'- Singleton clears l I feet. Schedule Oregon-Davis Walkerton Twin Lakes Westville South Central Rolling Prairie Kingsbury North Judson Winnamac Bremen Culver 45V2 30 92 28 7626 l 7V3 8 49V2 36 7l 34V2 l 2th 5th 10th 4th Pulver hands off to Brammer The Knox track squad finished the season with a fine 5-2 record under the coaching of Mr Rush and Mr. March Clyde Norem tied the school record for the lOO yard dash with a time of lO 4 seconds TOP ROW: John DeSomer, Gene Brammer, Dennis Allen, Ron BOTTOM ROW: Coach Don Rush Mike Rlehle Fred Campbell Price, Jim Brown, Bill Morris, Vance Stuteville, Joe Singleton. Bob Shaw, John Cole, Dave Piper Steve Smith Neil Singleton 2nd ROW: Clyde Norem, Bob Cory, Alvin Morris, Jack D'Am' Ray Howard, Asst. Coach Bob March ato, Bob Pulver, Steve Harbison, Delvin Schultz, Bob Smith. Harriers Run Hard but Lose STANDING: Left to Right: Bob Gorr, Larry Ritchie, Dove Pinson, Ernie Bonks, Mitchell Combs: KNEELING: Lorry Dust, Jim Landrum, Delvin Schultz, Mike Howord, Roger Knapp. Dove Pinson Fights to cotch opponent. SCHEDULE Knox 50 Volporoiso Knox 50 Loporte Knox 36 Rochester Knox 54 Argos Culver Knox 28 Plymouth Knox 35 Winomoc Knox 37 Bremen Knox 33 Culver Hobort Invitcitionol Sectionol i5 i5 I9 40 35 27 I9 22 22 i7th i4th Our cross country teclm olthough outclossed in their meets still repre- sented Knox High School with hon- or. Joe Singleton wos the leoding runner tor Knox. This yeor's squod was composed mostly ot underclossmen who should be more experienced for o tine 2 teom next yeor. ' 55 i Coach March looks on as Joe Single- ton keeps statistics at ci meet. l -e I E l i I L L l l t l Newly elected presidents Car washes . . . bake sales Club meetings at noon Rehearsing for concerts Sponsoring dances Get-togethers for all na g acetic cc, do - Pathway to Unity Student Council Helps Tom Heilman was chosen by the students of Knox High School to hold the oiiice ot President of the Student Body tor the school year ot i964- l965. Tom has been very cctive in student government and in several extracurricular activities. He was the varsity bosketball manager for two years ond played varsity football his senior year. He has presided over theulyceum programs, read the dciily announcements, ond conducted the meet- ings ofthe Student Council. Knox High is proud of Tom and wishes him suc- cess in his future yeors. Thomcs Heilmcn Guide School Life -3. c Vt ...K 'hir :A 48 Left to right: Linda Kartman, Secretary-Treasurer, John DeSomer, Vice-president, Bob Pulver, Mr. James, Advisor, Tom Heilman, Presidentg Tom Wilhelm, Cathy Crider, Patty Holm, Billie Jo Elam, Tom Allen, Larry Sands. The Junior High and High School Student Councils, consisting of representatives from each individual class, acted as official hosts for their respective buildings at open house. The Senior High Council was very active. They ushered at Lyceum programs, sponsored a dance and career night, and also worked on an ef- fective weltare pro- gram tor Christmas, collecting food tor needy families. STANDING: Patty McKeenp Sharon Roscka, Mr. Hamblin, Advisor, Bill Beeson, Walter Strong, Secretary, Jim Beeson. SITTING: Nancy Wright, President. 59 Developing the Sandbur Annud TOP ROW: Holly Hall, Cheryl Hansen, Sharon Pitts, Sherry Baker, Myra Gray, Janice D'Amato, Debbie Welkie. SECOND ROW: Deb- bie Bowman, Pam Shaw, Darlene Cole, Becky Ludwig, Sharon Hanson, Karen Bailey, Debbie Budka, Kathy Zechiel, Billie Jo Staff Elam, Mary Beecham, Bonnie King, Rozella Jarrett, FIRST ROW: Larry Dust, Jack D'Amato, Business Manager, Judy Wunder, Co- Editor, Mrs. Hite, Sponsorf Marilyn Anderson, Co-Editor, Denny Suttinger, Photographer, Mike Stradley. Especially proud of their fin- ished product was the annu- al staff. Ot course, each member knew that without the constant prodding of the sponsor Mrs. l-lite and the co-editors Judy Wunder and Marilyn Anderson the i965 Sandbur would not have been possible. Business man- ager Jack D'Amato was re- sponsible for the money and the ads which are needed to produce an annual. The photographer Denny Suttinger worked hard tak- ing ond developing pictures forthe annual. STANDING: Denny Suttinger, Photographer, Jack D'Amato, Business Manager. SITTING: Judy Wunder, Marilyn Anderson, Co-Editors. 60 's Al ays a Challenge T D' 6 'sliifflil z X -FW ' ,.' ? ,se I I Editorial Staff, Juniors ond Seniors: STANDING: Debbie Bowman, Mike Strodleyg Pam Shaw. SITTING: Mary Beecham, Billie .lo Elam. an-... A Help Me, Mrs. Hitel I can't think of any- thing to write The-asm., We I my Will Someone Tell me how I can get these pictures to fit on this' page? Editorial Staff, Sophomores: STANDING: Bonnie King, Larry Dust, Kathy Zechiel. SITTING: Debbie Budka, Sharon Pitts, Mrs. Hite, Sponsor. K-Club dds Sports Display to G m TOP ROW: L. Dust, J. Cox, B. Wilhelm, M. Howard, T, Wilhelm, ton. SECOND ROW: B. Corey, M. Henry, J. DeSomer, M. Stradley, J. Brown, D. Smith, D. Pinson, R. Price, J. Landrum, E. Banks. B. Holm, C. Norem, D. Schultz, R. Collins, G. Watkins, R. Smith, THIRD ROW: J. Johnson, L. Richie, V. Stuteville, R. Brown, B. Rudd, T. Heilman, D. Howard. FIRST ROW: L. Harris, J. D'Amota, S. J. Palman, L. Collins, D. Denny, B. Morris, G. Brammer, J. Single- Harbison, B. Garr, A. Morris, B. Pulver, B. Smith, M. Fritz. Gene Brammer, Vice-president, Bob Pulver, Sergeant-at-arms, Jack D'Amato, President, Tom Heil- man, Secretary-Treasurer. 62 The K-Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Rush, is composed of 42 members: i7 seniors, i9 iuniors, and 6 sophomores. To raise money for the club, the members sold decals and li- cense plates. The KeClub purchased a dis- play for pictures of the var- ious athletic teams of the Knox High School. This display was placed in the front hall ofthe gymnasium to give the fans a better look at sports at K.H.S. F.F.A. Trains for the Future BACK ROW: R. Salyers, President, J. Risner, Vice President. FRONT ROW: T. Benningholt, Secretary, B. Budka, Treasurer, G. Watkins, Reporter. F.F.A. AWARDS WON-1964 National Standard Award-National Chapter Contest State Bronze Award-State Chapter Contest District lst-State Chapter Contest 2nd 2nd -Pest Control Contest -Secretary's Book Contest Grd-Treasurer's Book Contest 5th- Exhibit Contest 3rd-Shop, Tool Identification Contest 5th- Parliamentary Procedure Team The Future Farmers of America is one organization that teaches boys of high school age the importance of pro- ducing tood for the world's thriving population. Farm maintenance and soil conditioning is illustrated through books, lectures, and by using their knowledge while working on proiects. The students show their ability by competing against other chapters in contest. The F.F.A. is one organization that is very active and widely emphasized. F.F.A. SWEETHEART BERNICE Bennett proudly displays her award jacket with chapter president Rodger Salyers. Boys of all Class s JUNIORS AND SENIORS BACK ROW: B. Prchlik, F. Peele, E. Banks, A. Boughman, D. McVey. SECOND ROW: A. Cowen, E. Brad- ley, W. Hansen, D. Aquino FRONT ROW: G. Watkins, B. Budka, J. Risner, R. Salyers, T. Benningholf. Mike Tokarz, discusses tractor maintenance with Mr. Miller, the F.F,A. sponsor, while Bob 'Budka and Bill Prchlik stand-by for further instructions. Welding is one of the many proiects, in which future far- mers are instructed. The boys are always eager to show their skill with the arc Welder. 64 Enjoy Work in F.F.A. SOPHOMORES BACK ROW: F. Smith, L. Howard, M. Join, G. Marsh FRONT ROW: R. Hofier, D. White, K. Johcnon, J. Sirovy, FRESHMEN BACK ROW: R. Rodersforf, J. Norem, R. Mueller, C. Miller. SEC- P. Zilinski. FRONT ROW: W. Snedeker, J. Helton, R. Swanson, P OND ROW: A. Risner, D. Gcrlond, E. Rogers, D. Lehly, E. Runs, McVey,G. Garner, W. King. The The pian Society Presents BACK ROW: John DeSomer, Alvin Morris, Denny Suitinger, Bill Brown, Mr. Mulligan, sponsor, Larry Dust. SECOND ROW: Fay Clemons, Joyce Jackson, Jann Sellers, Becky Ludwig, Lynda Bo- dinet, Nancy Polen. FIRST ROW: Delvin Schultz, Bob Garr, Cindy McClure, Marilyn Anderson, Pam Shaw, Karen Nichols, Richard Combs. Since the chapter of the Na- tional Thespian Society was established last year, eighteen additional students have been accepted on the basis of their activities in speech and dra- matics. Some of the activities which have placed our mem- bers in the public eye are prepared programs over the high school public address sys- tem, debates for the Kiwanis Club, entertainment of the local women's clubs, and par- ticipation in the high school Christmas and Easter Convo- cation. For our first dramatic produc- tion last spring we chose Noel Covvard's Blithe Spirit. As the Annual goes to press, the Thespian members are work- ing on the production of The Glass Menagerie. BOB SMITH, PAM Shaw, Mike Stradley, and Karen Nichols form the cast for the play, The Glass Menagerie. Plays of High Caliber L44 LOOK AT THOSE QIFIS, John. OH, HEAVENSI WHAT is my nexl line? Oicficersz STANDING: John DeSomer, Vice4PresidenT, Mr. Mulligan, Sponsor, Cindy McClure, Treasurer, Alvin Morris, Reporter, SITTING: Marilyn Anderson, Librarian, Karen Nichols, President, Pom Show, Sec- refory. 67 Shakespearean Club Developed Officers: BACK ROW: Bill Johannan, Sergeanf-at-Arms, Byron Smith, President, Marilyn Anderson, Reporter, Pam Shaw, Secre Holm, Treasurerf Karen Nichols, Vice-President, Denny Suflinger, tqry, Program Chairman, Mr. Mulligan, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Rodger Mr. Mulligan, the sponsor, Takes Time out To relax. 68 This year The Shakespearean Club, sponsored by Mr. Mul- ligan, was primarily inTer- esied in The performing arts. The club elected ofjlicers who ser up a constitution which was presenfed To The group. Interest in Speech and Drama NO EATING IN club, John. THIS CLUB HAS its good points TOP ROW: Denny Sutfinger, Bill Johannan, Byron Holm, Becky Ludwig, Cindy McClure, Gayle Bryant, Rodger Smith, June Cus- sier, Nancy Polen, Lynda Bodinet. SECOND ROW: Rozella Jar- rett, Delvin Schultz, Bill Brown, Jerry Houston, Wayne Hansen, Ed Risner, Richard Combs, Mike Stradley, Bob Cory, Bob Garr, Larry IT WILL ALL be over soon, Dust. FIRST ROW: Marian Stanek, Linda Kartman, Cindy Hapernan, Marilyn Anderson, Fay Clemons, Sherry Baker, Joyce Jackson, Jann Sellers, Sara John, Jenny Kitchen, Sharon Whybrew, Karen Nichols, Audrey Cuttill, Pam Shaw. Science Club Promotes Interest Left to Right: Gayle Bryant, Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Johanna, President, Mr. Gates, Sponsor, .lack D'Amato, Vice-president, John DeSomer, Sergeant-at-Arms. ED GREEN WGRKING with a Bunsen burner.. The X.E.N. Science Club combined work with pleasure by taking care of its business every other Tuesday during a social luncheon meet- ing. The main duty of the X.E.N. Science Club was to sponsor and organize the i965 annual Science Fair. The club under the direction of Mr. Gates promoted interest in the various fields of science. Each member was compelled to work on a science project and display it in the annual science fair. This year the members, worked on various proiects in chemistry, biol- ogy, biochemistry, physics and other numerous fields of science during their spare time. The science club is an organization which per- mits science-minded students to further their knowledge. in Various Fields of Science. BYRON HOLM DISSECTS a frog. MR. GATES SETS up an experiment. Left to Righh BACK ROW: Angelo Armondo, Ed Green, Nancy Kariman, Mark Fritz, Tom Hellman, Joyce Jackson, Jack D'AmaTo, McFarland, Shirley Roberts, Karen Bailey, Cindy McClure, Gayle Bob Smith, John DeSomer, Jenny Kitchen, Byron Holm, Delvin Bryant, Pal Gaynor, Lynda Bodinet, Carolyn Lucas, Cindy Hape- Schultz. man, Richard Combs, Bill Johanna. SITTING: Linda Sharlcey, Linda 7l Choir Members Enjo HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS BACK ROW: J. Patrick, J. Salyers, D. Zehner, L. Myers, H. Cau- dill, S. Milner, Meyers 1 Lockridge, M. Wright, V. Sirovy, J. Wyland, Cole, K. Sittler, L. Williams, C. Pulla, M. Smith, P. VanAsdall, K. Price. THIRD ROW: J. Kitchen, J. Dowd, P. Holm, Hansen, M. Ikeda, S. Stoner, A. Cuttill, P. Goold, L. Allen, Hauser J. Sellers, E. Gray, L. Juracka, L. Keiser, M. McGrath, Freet. SECOND ROW: S. John, C. Caudill, L. Beem, C. Alcorn B. Craft, S. Baker, G. Bryant, B. Benkie, J. Barnett, B. Griflith C. Boggs, J. Cussier, B. Aquino, D. Hazen, R. Witsche, M. Bickel FIRST ROW: R. Jarrett, R. Hatter, D. Six, P. Mills, D. Aquino, B Rudd, C. Crlder, D. Holt, J. Huoston, R. Banta, J. Oliverius, B Budka, J. Mann, N. Bridegroom, M. Anderson. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS OFFICERS This year's chorus, under the direction of Mr. Lynch has had a very busy year. They had a concert December I6 with the band, a Christmas program December 22, a concert March 26, an Easter program April 9, a Pops concert May I4 with the band, and an exchange concert program with Plymouth. The Highlighters, a singing group within the choir, have also given many performances throughout the year. On February 6 at Penn Township, Mishawota, the choir had a Solo and Ensemble Contest. The results are as follows: Excellent ll Jim Oliverius Audrey Cuttill Good lll Cindy Alcorn Men's Trio-Bill Rudd, James Crider, and Jim Oliverius. Rita Witsche, Secretary, Jenny Kitchen, Vice-President, Marsha Hauser, Presi- dent, James Crider, Treasurer. Successful Year in Concerts ENSEMBLE STANDING: Marilyn Anderson, Dave Aquino, Bill Rudd, James ius, Rozella Jarrett. SITTING: Lynn Milner, Jenny Kitchen, Sherry Crider, Paulette VanAsdall, Dennis Holt, Jerry Houston, Jim Oliver- Baker, Rita Witsche, Marsha Hauser. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS Sandra Small, Reporter, Lorretta Clemons, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Howard, Vice-President, Debs Bern- ing, President. TOP ROW: K. Meyers, D. Garland, B. Collins, B. Griffith, C. Fine, Stovall, B. Dedlofl. FIRST ROW: C. Marsh, M. Coberly, L. Clemons L. Mclntire, J. Houston, A. Piper. SECOND ROW: J. Broderson, P. S. Small, C. Peterson, D. Alcorn, P. Nesbitt, K. Hudkins, D. Wentz, Falk, K. Bortosik, P. Ortman, P. Henry, D. Berning, B. Peterson, T. K. Dedloft, A. Swanson. 73 Wa 45 3 FN Encourage School Spirit TOP ROW: J. Clemons, R. Rose, P. Henry, L. Scarborough, T. Ar- moda, L. Bridegroom, N. Mlekodai, J. Miller, C. Allen. ROW 8 P. Thompson, M. Shaw, D. Bering, L. Beauchamp, B. Richie, S. Han- son, L. Hickman, C. Anderson, K. Golding, L. Gustafson, B. Peter- son, D. Pinson, R. Kingman, S. Carlson. ROW 7: D. Corey, N Wright, D. Binkley, G. Beem, L. Combs, S. Howard, A. Berry, M Miller, P. Bodine, M. Pitts, A Ritchie, L. Clemons, S, Small, J Paegel. ROW 6: C. Blessing, C. Fritz L. Wentz, P. Hauser, C. Boggs, S. Pitts, M. Ikeda, M. Gray, D. Anderson, C. Crider, K. Zechiel, E Jackson, Y. Collins, C. Harness. ROW 5: S. Richey, C. Pulver, D Milner, J. D'Amato, L. Bodinet, D. Welkie, D. Wilken, P. VanAsdall N. Kistler, P. Emigh, D. Pravecek, N. Martin, M. Bickel, P. Falk. The cheerblock and cheerleaders boosted school spirit at every opportunity and backed the team through both victories and losses. They encouraged good sportsmanship at both the football and basketball games. The cheerblock and cheerleaders were more colorful this year in their new outfits. The cheerblock had red sweaters with white skirts, and the cheerleaders had red skirts and sweaters. OFFICERS: Terry Armonda, Freshman Representative, Melody Bickel, Treasurer: Miss Peak, Sponsor: Carolyn Boggs, Sophomore Representative, Marsha Hauser, Presi- dent, and Linda Kartman, Secretary. 75 f ROW 4: K. Bailey, K. Siebenthal, K. Price, C. Skorup, S. Hanson D. Cole, L. Juracka, M. McGrath, C. Scarborough, L. Dickson, L Milner, E. Younggreen, J. Houston, W. Martin. ROW 3: S. Roberts, L. Siebenthal, C. Moorman, M. Beecham, L. Sharkey, P. Holm, M Wright, L. Meyers, C. Whiting, M. Smith, S. Clemmons, S. Schwar- lose, C. Neander, S. Allen. ROW 2: J. Jackson, R. Jarrett, L. Kart- man, P. Goold, J. Cussier, G. Bryant, J. Sellers, D. Zehner, L. Allen C. Lucas, M. White, J. Wyland, S. John, B. Craft. ROW 1: J. Kit- chen, S. Whybrew, M. Hauser, J. Wunder, P. Shaw, V. Howes, S Baker, C. Hapeman, J. Willians, D. Dorman, M. Meyers, J Salyers, B. Gritiith, R. Witsche. 1 1 Practice Makes Perfect ,J AT OUR PRACTICE SESSIONS we are nonchalant. WE ARE ALWAYS enthusiastic, AT THE GAMES we live and die with the team. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Margo Show, Lois Bride- groom, and Sondra Small. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Crider, Lynn Hall, Judy Whiting, ond Vickey VcnDernan. 76 Musical Talent And Effort Gave Cornefs TOP ROW: Ed Green, Larry Collins, Ron Green, Bill Wilhelm, Joe Clem- ons. FIRST ROW: Roberta Roberts, Mark Richie, Donald Gerkin, Sheryl Elick. French Horn and Low Brass TOP ROW: Jim Oliverius, John Cox Brian Carlson. FIRST ROW: Peggy Elick, Edith Simmons, James Crider, Nancy Poland, Doug Hapeman, Saxophone and Low Woodwinds TOP ROW: Roger Chapman, Cindy Pulver, Darrel Six, Kay Siebenthal, Karen Bailey. FIRST ROW: Greg Matf, Sidney Marks, Debbie Cory, Paula Thompson, Sally Sobraske, Roger Hanson. K.H.S. a Bandof Superior Flutes and High Woodwinds Lynn Siebenthal, Rozella Jarrett, Sharon Roscka, Cheryl Blessing, Holly Hall, Connie Fritz, Melinda Sobraske. 79 Qualit Percussion TOP ROW: Sam Byer, Dale Denny, Pat Gaynor, Tom Wilhelm, Bob Why- brew. FIRST ROW: Jenny Kitchen, Steve Gall, Nancy Wright. Clarinets TOP ROW: Shirley Roberts, Joyce Jackson, Sharon Whybrew, Delvin Schultz, Shirleen Richey, FIRST ROW: Judy Allen, Kathy Wakal, Judy Clem- ons, Rose Mary Rose, Margo Shaw, Morsha Dickson. H1 Imlmaving the Band Officers: Rozella Jarrett, Vice President, Peggy Elick, Secretary: Pat Gaynor, Presi- THE DRUMERS CAUGHT in action dent, Lyn Siebenthal, Treasurer. The marching band of Knox High School consists of 66 members and T2 pom-pom girls. The band was or- ganized at the beginning of the summer for the pur- pose of marching tor various parades in Knox and in the La Crosse Harvest Moon parade. The Band worked the last part of the summer on their football shows. The shows used this year were all precision drill marching maneuvers, set to marches and show tunes. The highlight of the season was the trip to the Purdue Band Day. Our band was one of ii4 bands who worked in the rain at the game in the afternoon. The marching band has appeared for more than 20,000 spectators this year. Following the marching season the band gave a concert in combination with the choir on December 16. On February 19 the annual mid-winter concert was presented. On the weekend of March I9 the band took ci tour. They visited different schools and met new students, plus seeing many exciting sights. April lO marked the annual band contest held in Angola. This event is always one of the highlights ot the year. May 14 the band had their second an- nual Pop concert in combination with the choir. A dance followed with music by the dance band. ED WORKS HARD at practice Future Homemakers of America 'i 3 I TOP ROW: Miss Phillips, Sponsor, Kitty Emigh, Presidenty Shirley Janet Salyers, Historiany Judy Wunder, Secretary, Judy Wyland Baily, ViC6-PI'eSiClef1f- FRONT ROW: MGl'll'1C Snedekef, Reporter: Song Leader, Sandra Beem, Treasurer, Betty Cowen, Song Leader ,N The Future Homemakers of mf MEMBERS OF THE FHA worked hard to make their bake sale a success. 82 America was organized to help the girls learn more about homemaking. The club met every other Thursday night under the sponsorship of Miss Phillips. This year has been an en- ioyable and successful year for the club. During the year the girls participated in many activities, such as preparing a float at Home- coming, nominating a homecoming candidate, decorating the school at Christmas, filling a food basket, and sponsoring a skating party with the F.F.A., a bake sale, and the banquet for the bas- ketball boys and coaches. Look Toward New Horizons -A:- fy JUDY AND JANET point out the goodies in the F.H.A. cookbooks. AT CHRISTMAS TIME Sendo. Donna, and Miss Phillips en- ioyed arranging the food basket. BACK ROW: K. Arndt, S. Ulrich, J. Rodgers, P. Emigh, G. Beem P. Hamm, B. Gentry, C. Combs, J. Whitehead, D. Budka, S. Francis N. Martin, THIRD ROW: L. Combs, S. Howard, C. Crider, S. Bailey, K. Sittler, L. Nenycz, C. Scarborough, S. Schmidt, N. Kist- Ier, D. Pravecek, J. Queen, C. Moorman. SECOND ROW: L. Beem, f M. Snedeker, B. Cowen, C. Miller, J. Barnett, S. Schwarzlose, C Whiting, L. Dickson, S. Beem, G. Stacy, K. Freet, M. Beecham FRONT ROW: D. Hazen, B. Craft, D. Craft, C. Howard, S. Baiiey K. Emigh, J. Wyland, J. Wunder, L. Allen, P. Goold, R. Springs f Smoke Signals Keeps Students Miss Peak, Advisor, Marsha Hauser, Managing Editor, Sharon Whybrew, Editor-in-Chief. Collecting and editing news, writ- ing feature articles, and sports stories, composing editorials-these duties kept the Smoke Signals stat? members busy as they published is- sues of the newspaper tor I964-65. Students produced the newspaper this year under the supervision ot Sharon Whybrew, Editor-in-Chief, Marsha I-Iauser, Managing Editor, and Miss Peak, Advisor. Last summer Sharon spent two weeks at Indiana University attend- ing the Indiana High School Jour- nalism Institute. The Smoke Signals also held membership in the Indi- ana I-Iigh School Press Association. STANDING: Faye Clemons, Exchange Editor, Linda Kartman, Assistant Exchange Editor, Cheryl Hansen, Assistant News Editor: News Editor, .lack D'Amato, Sports Co-Editor, Judy Wunder, Sports Estelle Gray, Assistant Feature Editor. Co-Editor, Joyce Jackson, Feature Editor. SITTING: Cindy McClure, 84 C-J.A.A. Promoted Physical Fitness, Sports have always been an exciting attraction for young people, and girls are not exempt from this athletic-minded group. The Girls' Athletic Association is the core of this interest at Knox High School. These OFFlCERS: Left to right STANDING: Peggy Hauser, Vice President, Cindy Hape- man, Treasurer, Miss Whit- tenberger, Sponsor, Marcia Wright, Secretary, Cheryl Hansen, President. KNEEL- lNG: Janice D'Amato, Song leader, Patty Henry, Song leader, and Martha Ikeda, Reporter. young ladies, while earning points towards awards, participate in dancing, tumbling, basketball, volley ball, deck tennis, shuffle board, badminton, ping-pong, and many other athletic activities. TOP ROW: S. Heistand, C. Howard, D. Wilken, L. Combs, S. How- ard, J. Rodgers, N. Martin, P. Emigh, N. Kistler, D. Pravecek, S. Fran cis, D. Budka, Y. Collins. FIFTH ROW: L. McCoy, E. Kamba, L. Bon nett, H. Hall, D. Milner, M. Sobraske, P. VanAsdall, D. Fornelli, P Bodine, M. Pitts, C. Combs, B. Gentry, N. Polen, E. Jackson FOURTH ROW: S. Richie, M. Ikeda, C. Pulver, A. Carney, Simonie, J. Queer, K. Crider, C. Boggs, S. Pitts, L. Wentz, P Hauser, K. Arndt, S. Ulrich. THIRD ROW: J. Salyers, G. Beem, J Whitehead, D. Binkley, L. Beem, B. King, M. Miller, K. Zechiel, J. D'Amato, R. Allen, M. Gray, D. Anderson, D. Welkie, K. Sieben- thal. SECOND ROW: S. Beem, S. Scharzlose, B. Benkie, L. Myers, J. Fuller, P. Holm, M. Wright, 'C. Pulla, C. Hansen, L. Sharkey, K. Price, C. Skorup, R. Estok, L. Lenig, FIRST ROW: M. Myers, R. Fennema, D. Zehner, C. Hapeman, J. Williams, D. Dorman, .l. Wunder, N. Griltith, L. Williams, M. Harris, G. Bryant, J. Cus- sier, C. Howard, D. Craft. Sportsmanship and Fun TOP ROW: L. Bridgroom, T. Armondo, C. Blessing, N. Wright, L. Clemons, L. Gustafson, D. Berning, D. Corey, S. Snedeker. ROW 4: S. Small, R. Rose, C. Fritz, S. Hanson, M. Shaw, J. Clemons, P. Thompson, B. Peterson, A. Piper, C. Marsh, C. Singleton. ROW 3: L. Queer, S. Bradley, S. Mclntire, S. Stoner, C. Harness, L. Scarborough, D. Pinson, B. Ritchie, S. Carlson, C. Allen, M. BARB IS SHOWING Arnita how to play ping-pong, her way. Brooks. ROW 2: D. Recker, J. Allen, M. Dickson, M. Huels, R. Kingman, L. Beauchamp, M. Howard, C. Tatgenhorst, S. Prchlik, P. Henry, D. Johnson. ROW 'I: C. Benkie, P. Faulk, B. Coldiron, N. Mlekodai, J, Miller, K. Shanks, M. Coberly, S. Allen, L. Hick- man, C. Anderson. CONNIE PULLA AND Sandy Francis, are doing that new dance the CRAB? Been Made ln Library Facilities Librarians and Proiecfionistsz ROW 4: M. George, J. DeSomer, J. B. Coldiron, A. Piper, K. Golding, L. Clemons, M. Shaw, S. Hanson, Milner, G. Rudd, W. Fennema, B. Beeson, W. Nichols, E. Wilken, A. D. Berning, S. Roscka. ROW 'ln P. Henry, B. VanDemon, D. Nord- Howes. ROW 3: N. Binkowslci, C. Brown, R. Pawlilc, M. Beauchamp sfrom, J. Whiting, S. Hanson, M. Wilson, B. Eggers, V. Johnston, B. Whybrew, B. McClure, P. Ikeda, R. Roberts. ROW 2: B. Peterson, E. Simmons. H.S. Proiecfionisis: STANDING: Alvin Morris, William Jo- honan, Ronald Collins, Bob Pulver, Jerry Johnson. Jim Landrum, Larry Dusf, Charles Huddlesfon, Roger Chapman. SITTING: Joe Singleton, Roger Beem, Jim Brown, Pai Gaynor, Howard Wentz. Jr. H.S. Officers: Patty Henry, President, Barbara Peierson, Secretary: Kathy Golding, Treasurer, Greg Rudd, Vice-President. LEFT TO RIGHT: Captain, Sam Byer, Mr. Cira, sponsor, Wade Nichols, Cap- tain. Patrol THE STUDENT PATROL plays an importanT part in The daily lives of The students of The Knox school system. Sixty'-seven boys from The seventh, eighth, and ninth grade help to make The streets of Knox safer for The students on Their way To and from school. Patrol boys are posted at railroad crossings, in- tersections, and crosswalks for The assurance of safety and to assist by-passers. SQUAD 2 BACK ROW: Chuch Heistand, Dean Owens, Greg Parks, Richard Aquino, Chad Daw- son. FRONT ROW: Glen Norem, Bob Collins, Don Gerkin, Harlos Howard, Ron Shiarla. SQUAD l BACK ROW: Walter Snedeker, Earl Dennis, Bob Peterson, Paul McVey, Wayne Freet, Don Osterreicher. FRONT ROW: Ed Dunn, Larry Brooke, Jim Beeson, Joe Allen, Carlos Shrews- berry, Bill Beeson. Emphasizes Safety SQUAD 3 TOP ROW: Don Johnson, Mark Rich- Sy, Reed Siebenthal, John Caudil. FRONT ROW: Ken Miller, Craig Rich- ey, Mike Ledbetter, Bill Meyers, Alan Berndt. SQUAD 5 TOP ROW: Von Barnett, Jerry McCullough, Vern Hendricks, Bill Fennema, Roger Hansen. FRONT ROW: Ron Pitts, Dave Miller, Jack Moore, Jerry Gurrado, Bill Gustaf- son, Stanley Warren. SQUAD 4 TOP ROW: Larry Wright, Dave Van- Asdall, Jim DeSomer, Paul Cress, John Norem. FRONT ROW: Harry Budka, John Fletcher, Don Moss, Jay Slauter, Aaron Alcorn. SQUAD6 TOP ROW: George Gar- ner, Mark Byer, Norman Risner, Jae Holter, Jack Napier, Jim Keen, Bill Val- low. FRONT ROW: Jim Pelli- grim, Bob Wilhelm, Mark George, Dan King, Tim Folkers, A. J. Gappa, Dale Morris. Students Act as Cadet Teachers TOP ROW Jim Brown Larry Harris Jim Ollverius Bob Gorr Mr Eiam, Cathy Skarup, Myra Gray, Karen Bailey, Jenny Kitchen. Kidd Sponsor THIRD ROW Dorrell Six Sharon Whyb.-ew Lindo FIRST ROW: Rozella Jarrett, Kathy Zechiel, Debbie Milner, Marilyn Boclmet Janice DAmato SECOND ROW Delvin Schultz Billie Jo Anderson, Danna Wilken, DIGNF1 ANJSVSOY1, NCIHCY Polen. The Future Teachers of America is a club organized to help high school students understand the problems and rewards of the teaching profession. Under the guidance of its new sponsor, Mr. Kidd, the club experienced a busy year. Early in November new members were initiated into the club at the traditional candlelight ceremony. In December a bake sale was held and in January the club sponsored a dance after the Plymouth game. But the most important experience was the chance for members to actually participate in teaching as cadet teachers. OFFICERS: STANDING: Karen Bailey, Reportery Sharon Whybrew, Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Polen, Historian, SITTING: Rozella Jar- rett, Vice-President, Delvin Schultz, President. C5.R.A. Members Have Fun The Girl's Athletic Association of the iunior high school, sponsored by Miss Whitten- burger, is a group of seventh and eighth grade girls who wish to participate in the many activities offered by this recreational club. At regular meetings on Thursdays after school in the iunior high gym such activities as volleyball, deck tennis, basketball, and dancing are enioyed by all. Rewards are given for attendance at meetings. With two points given for each meeting attended, forty points are required for an award. The seventh graders receive a two inch K while the eighth graders receive a G.R.A. pin. Money received from various means and extra money are used to pay for the pages in the annual, the awards, and other miscel- laneous expenses. l Mary Whitaker, Songleader, Peggy Ikeda, Treasurer, Dawn Dawson, Vice- President, Miss Whittenburger, Sponsor, Judy Whiting, President, Kathy Dedloff, Songleader, Betty Van Demon, Secretary. TOP ROW: M. Hortsmann, B. Eggers, P. Hauser, T. Smith, D Collins, C. Smith, S. Fuller, E. Simmons, B. Fugate, D. Brammer, C. Minisian, C. Shankland, U. Shrewsbury, T. Stovall. ROW 4 P. Combs, M. Schwarzlose, G. Clemons,'F. Miller, S. Steele, D Allen, B. Jacobs, D. Minix, C. Tibbs, D. Bradley, P. Ikeda, S. Sobraske, K. Deloff, J. Simoni, P. Werner, D. Wentz ROW 3: D. Harris, P. Allen, D. Vargas, L. Marsh, D. Coldiron, S Pitts, C. Smith, N. Bradley, P. Nesbitt, G. Palman, C. Brown, K Hudkins, C. Bridgroom, N. Garner, A. Raffel, B. Dedlott. ROW 2: M. Whitaker, D. Caudill, L. Lockridge, K. Allen, D Clark, L. Fisher, R. Roberts, K. Wakal, P. Estok, D. Allen, S Roscka, D. Nordstrom, D. Crider, B. Zechiel, S. Stark, J. Hamb- lin, A. Swanson. ROW 1: M. Zingarelli, M. Barnes, B. Prater M. Reed, C. Werner, S. Hanson, D. Keller, D. Jaskowiak, C Pinney, L. Cook, L. Hall, J. Whiting, D. Dawson, D. Alcorn, P McKeen, B. Van Demon, G. Cole, M. Metz, V. Van Deman 93 I Junior Hi h .Enjoys Science Club i l TOP ROW: B. Wilhelm, N. Risner, S. Byer, B. Fennemo, B. Beeson. L. Cook, P. Thompson, Y. Pflugshaupt, R. Rose, J. Clemons, M THIRD ROW: V. Hendricks, B. McClure, G. Rudd, W. Strong, G. Shaw, S. Prchlik. FIRST ROW: S. Hanson, T. Armando, D. Nord- Watkins, S. Marks, G. Matt, W. Nichols. SECOND ROW: L. Hall, storm, N. Wright, C. Fritz, D. Corey, N. Mlekodai, S. Hanson. THE JUNIOR HIGH Science Club, now in its second year ot organization, has provided students with a better understanding of science for future yeors. The club meets one day out of the week with its sponsor, Mr. Sanders. OFFICERS Nancy Mlekodai Reporter Debbie Corey Reporter Connie Fritz Secretory and Treasurer Sandra Hanson Vice-President Bill McClure Sergeant-At-Arms Greg Matt President Mr. Sanders Sponsor i 94 Book Club Members Enjo Reading ROW 6: W. Nichols, G. Matt, R. Swanson, T. Dilts, S. Marks, J Coudill, R. Shiarla, V. Hendricks, J. Milner, S. Byer, G. Scholz, B. Vallow, P. Zilinski, T. Folkers, E. Wilken, B. McClure, B. Hollansbe M. Beauchamp. ROW 5: D. Allen, L. Cook, L. Hall, J. Whiting K. Shanks, T. Armando, S. Hanson, M. Shaw, P. Thompson, D Corey, R. Rose, J. Clemons, D. Keller, D. King, R. Dorsey, B. Why- brew, G. Watkins, G. Rudd. ROW 4: N. Bradley, C. Marsh, D Berning, C. Blessing, P. Henry, L. Clemons, C. Tatgenhorst, L. Hick- man, C. Anderson, S. Elam, K. Myers, J. Hamblin, N. Binkowski, P. Nesbitt, K. Hudkins, C. Brown, B. Prater, V. Van Demon, A Swanson, S. Stark. ROW 3: D. Jaskowiak, M. Reed, C. Werner The Junior High Book Club was organized to promote the advance- ment of reading among the Junior High Students. ln order for a student to be a member, his name must not appear on the failure list. Books are ordered monthly, the average order amounts to one hundred-fifty books ranging from cartoons through classics. 1 f C. Peterson, J. Taulbee, J. Paegel, C. Allen, S. Carlson, C. Pinney, K. Golding, G. Palman, S. Roscka, D. Nordstrom, J. Allen, D. Ger- kin, B. Myers, D. Lucas, M. Ledbetter, D. Johnston. ROW 2: M. Barnes, S. Schmidt, M. Wilson, S. Hanson, C. Fritz, N. Wright, S. Small, L. Gustafson, S. Snedeker, M. Dickson, J. Marsh, D. Crider, B. Zechiel, J. Gurrado, A. Gappa, B. Gustafson, H. Budka, G. Blessing. ROW 'l: L. Mclntire, D. Pitts, B. Berry, J. Beeson, R. White, R. Brown, J. Slauter, A. Alcorn, B. Zechiel, K. Golding, A. Collins, M. Neander, D. Alcorn, D. Dawson, P. McKeen, B. Van Demon, G. Cole, R. Siebenthal, J. Lewandowski, J. Keen. Mrs. Ellison, sponsor, P. Henry, President, J. Slaughter, 7th grade secretary, J. Lewandowski, 8th grade secretary, L. Gustafson, 9th grade secretary, B. Beeson, Vice-President, Mrs. Hamblin, sponsor. Old and new faces Tired fingers . . . aching backs College applications ' Studying . . .studying . . . studying Talking . . . talking . . . talking Cramming . . . borrowed notes Friends . . . friends . . . friends Pathway to Acquaintances Seniors Have Found and CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Rodger Smith, Treasurer, Greg Wcitkins, Vice-President, Bob Pulver, Student Council. SITTING: Lindo Kurtmon, Student Council, John DeSomer, President, Cindy Hczpemon, Secretory. 98 ill Find Many New Pathways Sponsors: Mr. Beeson, Miss Peak, Mrs. Hite, Mrs. Lucas, Mr. Graham. On May 29 the class of '65, full of hopes and ambitions, thinking about the past years, the present rushing days, and the unknown future, reached their long waited goal- graduation. Their thoughts will always linger some on their days as high school students. How enthusiastically they had led the Junior High School as green freshmen and anxiously prepared their courses of education. Study, study, study seemed to be the theme for them as silly sophomores. To climax their iolly junior year, they presented the prom, Singing in the Rain , which was enjoyed by the students and will long be remem- bered. And now as mighty seniors they led the school with high ideals and proud ambitions. Graduation always marks the end of three wonderful high school years. They look back many times on those happy care-free days, but also they will look to the future with eager an- ticipation. THE SENIOR CLASS float won third prize at Homecoming Q As Freshmen the Class of l96 LINDA DIANE ALLEN Library l,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Cheerblock 3,45 F.l-I.A. 45 G.A.A. 2,35 Chorus 3,4. MARILYN ANDERSON Class Treasurer 35 Student Council 25 Cheerleader l', 2,3,45 Prom Court 35 School Play 35 Shakespearean Club 3,4, Reporter 45 Annual l,2,3,4, Co-Editor 45 Smoke Signals 2,3,4. DIANA LOU BARKER Cheerblock 1,25 F.H.A. 4. SHELDON BERNDT IOO DAVID E. AQUINO Freshman Basketball5 Wrestling 3,45 Chorus 3,4, En- semble 3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. PAUL AQUINO SHIRLEY ANN BAILEY Student Council 35 Homecoming Court 4, F.H.A. 2,3 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Cheerblock I. SHERRY LYNN BAKER Class Treasurer 25 Cheerblock l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,4 Shakespearean Club 3,4, Librarian 35 Chorus 45 Li brary 45 Annual 4. Sought the Pathway to Knowledge URSEL EUGENE BRADLEY JOANN BRADLEY WILLIAM BROWN B-Team Football 2, Track 35 Shakespearean Club 45 Thespian Society 3,4f Smoke Signals 4. GAYLE BRYANT Chorus 3,47 G.A.A. l,2f Shakespearean Club 3,45 Cheerblock l,2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. EDWlN GEORGE BOGGS Freshman Basketball, B-Team 25 Cross Country lf ln- tramural 3. TERRY WAYNE BORTELL F.F.A. l. HAZEL CAUDILL ROGER L. CHAPMAN B-Team Football 35 Band 2,3,4g Student Proiectlonlst 4. 7 , 4 In Their Sophomore Year They FAYET TA CLEMONS Student Council I5 Class Secretary 25 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Court 2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Miss Knox Jr. High5 Thespian Society 3,45 Shakespearean Club 3,4, Treasurer 3. RONALD COLLINS Art Medal 35 B-Team Football I,2, Varsity 3,45 Track 25 Wrestling 3,45 K-Club 3,45 Library 3,4. RICHARD COMBS Intramural Basketball 45 Science Club 45 Shakespear- ean Club 45 Thespian Society 4. ROBERT LEWIS CORY Wrestling 3,45 Cross Country I,2,35 Track I,2,35 Shakespearean Club 45 K-Club 2,3,4. ANDREW COWEN BRENDA JOYCE CRAFT F.H.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Cheerblock 3,45 Chorus 3,4. DORIS CRAFT F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. i,4. CLARECE CRESS Became a Part of Senior High RONALD CRIDER JUNE CUSSIER G.A.A, l,2,3, Cheerblock i,2,3,4, Chorus 3,4, Shake- spearean Club 3,4. RODNEY J. DORSEY Freshman Basketball, 'Library I, Student Proiectionist l,2,3,4, Smoke Signals 2, Ass't Sports Editor 2. RICHARD EARNEST Freshman Basketball, B-Team 2, Patrol l. 103 AUDREY MARIE CUTTILL Entered K.H..S in Junior Year, Shakespearean Club 3,4, Chorus 4. JOHN G. D'AMATO JR. Boys' State Delegate 3, B-Team Basketball 2, Varsity 3,4, B-Team Football l,2, Varsity 3,4, Track l,2,3,4, K-Club 3,4, President 4, Smoke Signals 2,3,4, Sports Editor 4, Science Club 3,4, Vice-President, Annual 3,4, Business Manager 3,4. JOHN E. DeSOMER Student Council 3,4, Vice President 4, Class President 4, Varsity Football 3,4, Track 3,4, Thespian Society 3,4, Science Club 3,4, DONNA LYNN DORMAN Smoke Signals 2, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Cheerblock l,2,3,4. The Junior Year Opened with PEGGY ANN ELICK Band l,2,3,4, Librarian 4, Secretary 45 Dance Band 3,4. KATHLEEN MARIE EMIGH F.H.A. 2,3,4, President 45 Cheerbloclc l. rss i g! ,X I. 2' :E JOYCE EVERAGE RICHARD PAUL EWING TIMOTHY M. FALVEY RITA KATHRYN FENNEMA Honor Roll l,2,35 Library l,35 G.A.A. 3,45 Cheerblock I,2,3,4. KAREN SUE FREET F.H.A. 3,45 Chorus 2,3,4. ROBERT ROSS GARR Freshman Basketball, B-Team 2, Varsity 3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 K-Club 2,3,4, Thespian Society 3,45 Shakespearean Club 45 F.T.A. 3,45 School Play 3. the Receiving of Class Rin BRENDA SUE GRIFFITH Honor Pin 3, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Cheerblock l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4. WAYNE HANSEN F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Shakespearean Club 3,4. CYNTHIA CORA HAPEMAN D.A.R. Good Citizen, Girls' State Delegate, Class Sec- retary 3,4, Honor Pin 2, Science Club 3,4, Smoke Signals 3,4, G.A.A. l,3,4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4. STEVEN DOUGLAS HARBISON B-Team Football l,2, B-Team Basketball l,2, Varsity 3,4, Track 2,3,4, K-Club 3,4. PAT GAYNOR Science Club 2,3,4, Student Proiectionist l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, President 4, Dance Band 3,4. PENNY GOOLD ' ' Cheerblock l,2,3,4, F.H.A, 4, G.A.A. 3, Chorus 'l,2, 3,4. g MARY ELIZABETH HARRIS G.A.A. l,4, Cheerblotk 2. MARSHA RUTH HAUSER G.A.A'. l,2,3,4, President 3,4, Library l,4, President 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, President 4, Ensemble 2,3,4, Smoke Signals 2,3,4 Business Manager 4. lO5 l l , The Junior Prom, inging in the MICHAEL HOWARD HENRY B-Team Basketball l,2, Varsity 3,45 B-Team Football 2, Varsity 45 Track l,2,3y Cross Country 35 Patrol ly K-Club 3,4. BYRON HOLM Honor Roll 3, Varsity Football Manager 2, Science Club 4, Shakespearean Club 4, Treasurer 4, K-Club 2,3,4. DENNIS JAMES HOLT Chorus 3,4, Ensemble 3,4. JERRY HOUSTON Entered K.H.S. as a Junior in-wif 1 -fii its 1 ,mn 'E L AA DONNA HAZEN F.H.A. 3,41 Chorus 2,3,4. TOM KEITH HEILMAN Student Body President 45 Class Vice-President 1,25 Class President 35 Boys' State Representative 3j K- Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3. CAROL HOWARD G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. 4. VALERIE JANE HOWES Prom Queen 3, Alternate Girls' State 3, Cheerblock l,2,3,4. 106 Rain , ill Never Be Forgotten JOYCE ELAINE JACKSON Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Smoke Signals I,2,3,4, Feature Editor 4, Cheerblock I,2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, Thespian Society 4, Band l,2,3,4. LEONARD JACKSON F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 2. K JOHN QUENTIN KELSO B-Team Football 2, Shakespearean Club 3. JENNIFER LYNN KITCHEN Honor Pin 2, Chorus 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Ensemble 3,4, Band 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Science Club 3,4, Cheer- block 2,3,4, Shakespearean Club 3,4. ROZELLA JARRETT Band 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4, Annual 4. SARA JOHN Pom Pom Girl 3, Chorus 3,4, Shakespearean Club 3, 4, Cheerblock 3,4, B-Team Cheerleader 2. WILLIAM LEE JOHANAN JR. Honor Pin 2,3, Science Club 3,4, President 4, Shake- spearean Club 4, Sergeant-of-Arms 4, Student Pro- iectionist 2,3,4. LINDA MARIE KARTMAN Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Honor Pin 3, Shakespearean Club 3,4, Science Club 3,4, Smoke Signals 2,3,4, News Editor 4, G.A.A. 2,3, Treasurer 2, Student Council 4. Finally As Seniors They Became LOUISE MARIE LEGAC CAROLYN ANN LUCAS Honor Pin 2,35 Science Club 3,45 Cheerblock 3,45 Shakespearean Club 3. JIM MANN F.F.A. I, Chorus 4. PATRICIA MANNS MARIAN FRANCES MEYERS G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Cheerblock l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4. 1 1 '4 EUGENE MILLER F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sentinel 4. DAVID MINISAN ELLEN MONTGOMERY Entered K.H.S. as Cl Senior. the Leaders of Knox Hi h KAREN LEE NICHOLS Class Vice-President 35 Thespian Society 354, Presi- dent 45 Shakespearean Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Cheerblock I5 School Plays 35 Tepee Talk Editor I. CLYDE NOREM Varsity Football 45 Track 3,45 F.F.A. 35 K-Club 4. DAVID OSTERREICHER PHILLIP THOMAS PAWLIK Track 2,3,45 Shakespearean Club 4. ALVIN DOUGLAS MORRIS Boys' State Alternate 35 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 K-Club 2,3,45 Shakespear- ean Club 2,35 Smoke Signals 2,35 Student Projection- ist 2,3,4. CHRISTINE LOUISE NEANDER National Merit Semi-finalist5 Library Club 45 Smoke Signals 45 Cheerblock 45 Shakespearean Club 4, ROBERT FRANK PULVER Class President I,25 Student Council 45 Track l,2,3,45 B-Team Football i,2, Varsity 3,45 K'Club I,2,3,4, Sergeant-of-Arms 45 Shakespearean Club 35 Student Proiectionist 4. EDWARD LEO RISNER Shakespearean Club 3,45 Freshman Basketball man- ager5 Patrol I. I 09 I The Seniors Excelled in Activities ffqrf' JANET LEE SELLERS Cheerblock l,2,3,45 Library I5 Smoke Signals 2,3,45 Shakespearean Club 3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 Cho- rus 3,4, Ensemble 3,45 School Play 35 G.A.A. l,2. PAMELA ANN SHAW Cheerblock l,2,3,45 School Plays 35 Smoke Signals 2,3,45 Shakespearean Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Thespian Society 3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 45 Annual l,2,3,45 Library I. DONALD SHEPHERD RONALD SHEPHERD JANET GAYE SALYER G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 4, Historian 4 Cheerblock 3,4. DELVIN JAMES SCHULTZ Cross Country i,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,4, Presi dent 45 Science Club 3,45 Shakespearean Club 3,4 Band l,2,3,4, Drum Major 45 Thespian Society 3,4. CHARLES SMITH Library I5 Student Proiectionist 2,35 Annual 2. ROBERT L. SMITH B-Team Basketball l,2, Varsity 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Var- sity Football 45 K-Club 2,3,45 Science Club 4. H0 r Helping Them Prepare for the Future RODGER E. SMITH Class Treasurer 4, Boys' State Alternate 3, B-Team Football I, Varsity 2,3,4, Honorary Captain 4, South Bend Tribune Honorable Mention 3,4, K-Club 2,3,4, Shakespearean Club 3,4, President 4, Patrol I, Cap- tain I. LARRY ERNEST SPOOR F.F.A. 2,3,4. REGINA SPRINGS F.H,A. 2,3,4, Cheerblock I, Chorus 2. MARION STANEK Shakespearean Club 4. MICHAEL PATRICK STRADLEY Honor Pin 2, Track I,2, B-Team Football I,2, Varsity 3,45 K-Club 3,4, Shakespearean Club 4, Annual 3,4. DENNIS ROBERT SUTTINGER B-Team Football I,2, B-Team Basketball 25 Track I,2, Thespian Society 3,45 Shakespearean Club 3,41 An- nual 2,3,4, Photographer 45 School Play 3. CHESTER TOKARZ TAYLOR WAGERS F.F.A. l,2,3,4. III As the Seniors Leave K.H.S., a Phase RONALD WARNER GREG WATKINS Class Vice-President 4, B-Team Football I,2,3, Var- sity 4, F.F.A. l,2,3,4,'Reporter 4, K-Club 4. HOWARD WENTZ Student Proiecfionisf 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Library 2,3,4, Patrol I. MARILYN SUE WHITE Cheerblock 3,4. SHARON LEE WHYBREW Homecoming Court 4, Smoke Signals 2,3,4, Editor-in- Chief 4, Cheerblock I,2,3,4, F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Band I,2,3,4, Librarian 4, Shakespear- ean Club 3,4, G.A.A. I,2. LINDA L. WILLIAMS Chorus l,2,3,4, Library I, G.A,A. I. JOYCE ANN WILLIAMS G.A,A. I,2,3,4, Cheerblock I,2,3,4. ALICE MAY WINFREY yy s, 2 5 rr 1 .M Qi of Their Pathway to Knowledge Ends AUDREY MAY WINFREY F.H.A. 2,3. RITA JANE WITSCHE Chorus 2,3,4, Secretory 4, Ensemble 3,4p G.A.A. l,2g Pom Pom Girl 3g Cheerblock l,2,3,4. JUDITH CAROL WUNDER Homecoming Queen 4, Cheerblock l,2,3,4, G.A.A. l, 2,45 Annual 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4, Smoke Signals 2,3,4, Sport Editor 4, F.H,A. 2,4, Secretory 4. JUDY WYLAND Library l,2,3f F.l'l.A. 2,3,4, Song Leader 4, Treasurer 3, G.A.A. l,2, Secretory l, Smoke Signals 45 Cheer- bloclc l,2,3,4, Chorus 4. 5? 4 'll S DIANA KATHRYN ZEHNER Chorus 3,4f G.A,A. 23,45 F,H.A. 21 Cheerblock l,2,3,4f Library l,2,4. SENIORS WILL NO longer sl? here. ll3 ' i Top Twelve Seniors Exce Not Onl Carolyn Lucas, Salutatorian, Christine Neander, Valedictorian. GOOD STUDENTS BOTH work and play. Christine Neander earned the highest scholastic grades for three and a half years of high school and thus became the valedictorian of the class of l965. Christine left Knox in her freshman year and enrolled in Valparaiso High School until her Senior year when she returned to K.H.S. for her final high school year. Christine was a semi- finalist in the National Merit Scholar- ship Test, a great recognition of a stu- dent's scholastic ability. She was an enthusiastic cheerblock member, a member of the Shakespearean Club, and also devoted some of her time to work in the library at the school. She plans to further her education at Indiana University where she plans to maior in Political Science. Carolyn Lucas, who was this year's salutatorian, also excelled in activities both in school and out. Carolyn has spent nine years in 4-H and now is president of her local club. In her fifth year in Junior Leaders Club she is its secretary. ln school activities she par- ticipated in cheerbloclc and the science club. She is very interested in the fields of science and plans to continue her interest at Purdue University by major- ing in the teaching of science. 5-. c y , 1- in Scholarship but Also in Activities lull STANDING: Bill Johanan, Jack D'Amato, Tom Heilman, John DeSomer, absent. SITTING: Cindy Hapeman, Linda Kartman, Marsha Hauser, Marilyn Anderson, Rozella Jarrett and Karen Nichols. The Senior Class is very proud of its twelve top students. They have excelled in their scholastic work and also in participation in other ways. Among these honor students we have the president of the student body, the president and the secretary of the Senior Class, the K-Club president and secretary- treasurer, the D.A.R. Good Citizen, the Girls' and Boys' State representatives, the Science Club president, the president and the vice- president of the Thespian Society, the vice- president of the Shakespearian Club, one .homecoming queen candidate, three prom queen candidates, one varsity basketball player, three varsity football players, two varsity track men, the co-editor and the business manager of the annual, the cheer- block president, one varsity cheerleader, the vice-president of F.T.A., the president and the accompanist of the chorus, and the vice- president and secretary-treasurer of the Student Council. This proves the fact that students can take part in activities and also be good scholars. - C l V1 I HONOR STUDENTS ENJOY extra work Outstanding Seniors Win Honors -, , SL , Q ,, , E f' 2 f. .. 5 4 3. , L. Mio' am J f it H 244, 44 WI? I ,nf xv w HE T 'L in ' fi . I 3 I ez ,, jf io 4 'Q T we I :I YP ' Q ' 7 ' Ea S 3: , , 4 A ai ,xixi E fff1i--z,.- ' .Av - ff-.W BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER of The Yeor, Clcirece Cress. BOYS' AND GIRLS' Store Representatives: Tom Heilmcm, Cindy Hopeman, and Jack D'AmaIo. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Tesf: Semi-Finalist Christine Necznder I and Honorable Meniion Ellen Montgomery. D.A.R. AWARD WINNER: Cindy Hcxpemcun. I I6 Seniors Choose Typical Teens Nkwt Ambitious KAREN NICHOLS d RODGER SMITH 'Si 2 55 Most Reliable CINDY HAPEMAN and TOM HEILMAN Typical Teens Best Looking JOYCE JACKSON and JGHN DESOMER Most Courteous LINDA KARTMAN and BILL JOHANAN ,fqegg f P QW' ' 24 'Z Lfvmiw-me-X f Lg SM I I !i.... K1 R ,Q 1' 2 3 L, W7 5 , K t.. ' ' i, . . A wg . Ex I M 5 HJ, 1352 Q Heh H1 ,-L, T? 1. s , , WSW iw ,btw W vangua- ' .vs-sw f ,,.,,.A 'T 1 um .fn s M, A Typical Teens Wittiest SARA JOHN JERRY HOUSTON Most Talkative BOB SMITH d DIANA B RKE Typical Teens ,, fn-Ma f . fl Neatest Dressed MARSHA HAUSER and TIM FALVEY Most Vivacious MARILYN ANDERSON and DENNY SUTTINGER Typical Teens Most Talented ROZELLA JARRETT and PAT GAYNOR Most Poised PAMELA SHAW d JACK D AMATO Ah, It's Great To Be a Senior. LOOK AT THOSE pretty cheerlecidersl WHAT ARE THEY doing? HOW DID THEY ever load these Things? ELLEN ATTENDING HER first homecoming oi K.H.S. LINDA SPENDS HER summers working. 123 CAREFUL, PAUL, HE'LL bite you. Seniors Support the School b .M f 'ifiiflri IB ETIFIIIMM 5 I i You RE NOT REALLY I to e d that BILL IS WORKING ON his coloring book again. ' going r a . If I I . ,V 4. WHAT CLASS IS next? FUTURE EINSTEINS IN math class. 4 0, Sofa!! ,5-.. mf WHO? ME STUDYING? SINCE WHEN IS Cindy cz tecchen? I24 Studying and Backing the Team ALVIN, IT COULDN'T be that bad. SHELDON WHOOPS IT up. LOOK AT THAT cute boyl 'L ir' ag. M ix SENIORS AT CHEERBLOCK prclcficel WHY, THAT DIRTY ref! I25 'Ny -ins VK 3 .V X. Hnxfx, ky l l g K H , :lj A i5 .3 5 '53 M W' R' rifvm W ,af 'tg fs: X X fvgfx Q' w',,,f A W: lla.. QW? Juniors Experience an Active Year OFFICERS: Bill Wilhelm, Secretary, Tom Allen, Student Council, Patty Holm, Student Council, Dexter How- ard, Vice-President, Jim Landrum, Treasurer, Billie Jo Elam, President. SPONSORS: Mr. Rush, Mr. McCurdy, Mr. Mulligan, Mr. Gates, Mr. Simmons. i27 When the class of '66 entered the halls of K.H.S., they found something new awaiting them -the fact that they were now upperclassmen. One of the highlights of the year was the making of their tloat entitled Atom 'N Smash 'Em. Their hard work was rewarded, as their float took Hrst prize. Other highlights included the selecting and receiving ot class rings, sponsoring two dances, and the Junior-Senior Prom. As money-making projects, they held a bake sale and a chili supper. All these activities were conducted under the direction of their sponsors. Juniors Y 'Fl'lUl l 'N' 5'lVlFlBH -l i Junior Class. W 128 r,1e2z211li 1 r f- .l .,M,,L , , , ,. r, ,L 1.1, ' ' 1 ' 1442, - ' 1151? 1 - H .1531 ' 11 if il: 3, 32 -- :el 1 lc K :- 5 Q 5.151 J . Q'-+9 X ' 4 1 Q , J 4' A ', 1- ' f f ' ' ,,.i , 4' John Abert Cindy Alcorn Denis Allen Tom Allen Michael Andrews Angelo Armondo Karen Sue Bailey Ernie Banks Ralph Banto Janice Barnett ATOM 'N' SMASH 'Em' won first prize in the float competition for the Andrew Bauglwmon Mary Beecham Roger Beern Sandro Beem Bonnie Benkie Bernice Bennett Terry Benninghoft Jerry Berndt Melody Biclcel Bob Binkowski Deb Bowman Eugene Brommer Norm Bridegroom Wesley Broderson Jim Brown Bob Budko ' Gail Cavender Barbara Coudill Cothleen Coudill Dan Clabaugh Juniors iw JV, V IS IT POSSIBLE these are our my f , A Junior girls studying? 'V Nw fr Darlene Cole Lorry D. Collins Mitchell Combs Charlotte Compton Betty Cowen John Cox Chip Crider Dale Denny Jerry DeSomer Linda Dickson I I29 I Jenny Dowd Billie Jo Elem Roberta Estok Robert Francis Mark Fritz Janet Fuller Steven Gall Estelle Groy Ed Green Cheryl Hansen Sharon Henson Doug Hapeman Larry Harris Pot Harris Fred Heise Pct Holm Dexter Howard Loro Etta Howard Roger Howard Jerry Johnson OUR CLASS RINGS would deco- rate any lable. Linda Juracka Shirley Kawaguchi Lindo Keiser Mike Kossnar Jim Landrum Lindo Lenig Gerry Lewis Lorraine Locke Becky Ludwig Tom Maples Arnold Martin Wanda Martin Cindy McClure Jim McDonald Maggie McGrath Dennis McVey Linda Meyers Charlotte Miller Phillip Mills Lynn Milner Juniors was , L l A K l l F r 1 , . Juniors Donna Monfgomery Carol Moorman Bill Morris Dave Moss Bob Napier Luba Nenycz Sharon Nircher Jim Oliverius Barb Osferreicher John Palman Frank Peelle Ron Peterson David Pinson Darlene Pitts Bill Prchlik Karen Price Ron Price Connie Pulla Dennis Radloff WHAT DID I do to deserve this? I32 Juniors Shirley Roberts Bing Rowe Bill Rudd Roger Solyers Carol Scarborough Sharon Schorzlose Sally Schmidt Lindo Shorkey W. Sue Shedrow Rose Morie Shiorlc: ff JUNIORS TAKE THE P.S.A.T. Test Corrie Reinholf Larry Richie Jim Risner Carolyn Ritchie I33 l L,,,, Juniors Lyn Siebenihal Joe Singleton Virginia Sirovy Karen Sittler Darrell Six Cathy Skorup Mary Ann Smith Martha Snedeker Glenna Siacy Linda Sramper BILL LOOKS EXHAUSTED after faking ci iwo hour lest Sharron Stoner Bill Tatzenhorsi' Lila Tibbs Mike Tokarz Tom Walters Carole Whiting Bill Wilhelm Jim Wiles Marcia Wright Jim Yurgilas Sophomores Enter the Halls of K H No longer the Big Shots of the Knox Jun- ior High School, the grcicluoting closs of l967 entered the great holls of K.H.S. greatly onticipoting the yeor ohedd ond planning to mctke it one of their best. They were excited to become ci pczrt of the Knox High School. The new Sophomores storted the yeor by choosing Lindo Wentz os their Homecoming Queen Ccindidote. The Sophomore closs sponsored ci donce in the study holl ofter ci home gome ond olso had C1 clcnss pcirty. Sponsors: Mr. Files, Mr. Nickolich, Miss Phillips, Mr. Kidd Mr STANDING Cathy Crlder Student Council Debbie Welkle Sec Miller. retary Tom Wilhelm Student Council SITTING Pam Emugh Som Abruhom Rita Allen Dionn Anderson James Andrews Betty Aquino Kcthy Arndt Sophomores OUR SOPHOMORE FLOAT 136 Sandra Bailey Frank Bales Dick Beauchamp Glenda Beem Linda Beem Anneffe Berry Deb Binkley Patsy Bodine Lynda Bodient Carolyn Boggs Ralph Brown Deb Budka Paul Byer Brain Carlson Ann Marie Carney Joe Clemons Phyllis Clemons Larry L. Collins Yvonne Collins Carol Combs Sophomores Louise Combs Cathy Cricler Janice D'Amc1fo Harold DeWitt Dave Dolezal Larry Dust Donna Fornelli Sandra Francis Myra Gray Brenda Gentry WOMEN DRIVERSIII img YOU REALLY GOT me going. Sophomores Ron Green Holly Hall Patti Hamm Bob Hanselman Peggy Hauser Rudy Heise Susan Heisfand OHII COME NOW. WHAT IS THlS?? I38 Ron Hoffer Maureen Hallon Charlene Howard Lonnie Howard Mike Howard Sharon Howard Chuck Huddleston Edith Jackson Martha J, Ikeda Murray Jain Kenny Johanan Dan Johnson Louise Joseph Edith Kamba Bob Keller WATCH THAT FIRST sfep it's a lu-lu. Bonnie King Nadean Kisfler W 1 4' Rodger Knapp Tom Krivak Susan Loclcridge if H M 1 Jack Madsen Ed Manzuk George Marsh Don Marshall Norma Martin ff Sophomores Gary Kimmel John Kimmel L 1 I KNOW lT'S here someplace. -r .. DW? gf 9 Hi . 5 Q T ' ,..,, , lgr. W' if -we .- - . H Q is T J , T Q Q ff' . ,. ,.,-' '.,., i 9 if 2, '- :P T . M' fs'l a .P 5 Y 4 ,, I A I 5 ii E 5- ,. ., V 7 ' wk A g k.. , .. Cl: 4 I l39 Sophomores Debbie Milner Shirley Moore Kenneth Mathews Lindo McCoy Nancy McFcirIcnd Poi McGrath Marilyn Miller ANOTHER ONE FOR my sweater. SUE'S READING HER Bioiogy? 140 as Jim Montgomery Forrest Napier Bob Owens Vic Owens Mcudie Pitts Sharon Pitts Nancy Polen Dixie Prcvecek Fred Price Marilyn Pruitt Donna Puckett Cindy Puiver Joyce Queer Harold Reinhoit Shirley Ritchie MRS. HITE, WE are too working. JoAnn Rodgers Garry Rudd Terry Saiyers Maria Sarna Loweli Sharkey Kay Siebenthal Linda Simoni John Sirovy Dale Smith Fred Smith Sophomores Anna Ritchie Shirleen Richey MAN, AM I EVER glad this was the last time to go up these crazy stairs. X , 2 3 E441 Sophomores Sharon Ulrich Paulette Van Asdall 1 ,IQ M H1 25- gf Y , gm: 'SN Melinda Sobraske Pat Spoor Allene Stacy Vance Sfuteville Jackoline Tibbs E,W AAAV 1..- OHl I DIDN'T want that ear anyway. OHI NOT AGAIN this week. AV zzzu Mike Walters 1: , Velma Wagers 5 Debbie Walkie ' .'., V ' Linda Wentz AA! 2 z E - Tom Wilhelm Q5 ':i . 'gf x 142 Donna Wilken Dennis White Jacqueline Whitehead Kathy Zechiel Mike Zink KJHS a Largest Freshman Class Treasurer Student Council Margo Shaw Nancy Wright This year's one hundred sev- enty-three Freshmen composed the largest ninth grade class in KJHS history. Among their activities were making a float, that had the theme Lick 'em , and a fall party, which was a record dance in the iunior high gym. By the end of the year all had gone through some trials in math, English, home ec., Latin or German and their other subiectsg and each member had found his or her place in the class of '68, ....,.,.lf President Dennis Price Secretary Student Council Vice-President Cheryl Blessing Walter Strong Greg Rudd Sponsors l 1 Mrs. Beeson Miss Whittenberger Mrs. Hamblin 143 la Freshmen J Q . ,-N A as ,- , X f ,ff Claudia Allen Jewel Allen Joseph Allen Maxine Allen Sharon Allen Carol Anderson John Andrews Richard Aquino Terry Armando Doraihy Bailey Tom Balie Karen Bartosik Linda Beauchamp Delbert Beem Connie Benkie Debs Berning Barry Bickel Nellie Binion James Binkowski Cheryl Blessing Cheryl Bobo Sandra Bradley Donnie Brommer Lois Bridegroom ...,, 2 ,.,.,..--4' NO, LINDA YOU'RE not a squirrel! I DON'T SEE why Dad won'f give me 310.00 a week for allow ClI'1C6. I44 .,,,o!! ' Freshmen M,,,...mfw vm..-M 3 -I-Q l SMILE, YOU ARE on candid camera. IMAGINE WHAT IT must be like to fake core of o whole house. 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Q ga.: ,ff ,gf K si sh S s N M5 ::1 : 'K Sl Q ' J Q EVERYTHING LORETTA HEARS goes in one ear and comes out in the school pa- per's gossip column. 146 . .X Hx, .,,- fs 8 A A Cathy Ewing Pamela Falk William Fennema Loraine Finkbiner Tim Folkers Larry Frazier Wayne Freei' Connie Fritz David Garland Donna Garland George Garner J Linda Geller Mary Goble Kathy Golding Linda Gustafson Gil Hammerlund' Sandy Hanson Billy Hapeman FRESHMEN RECEIVE HONORS on Honor Day. Freshmen IT LOOKS LIKE a bullet holel Christie Harness Don Harris Jack Helton Vern Hendricks Patty Henry Larry Hensley Terry Hershberger Linda Hickman Judith Houston Donna Howard Mary Howard Andy Howes Mary Huels Darla Johnson Patty Johnson Larry Keiser Diane Kimmey Danny King Wen-is il? has DON'T YOU THINK it smells like a cake baking? ...W Hi . T E1 Freshmen Will King Roxanne Kingman Jerry Kossnar David Lehiy Sidney Marks Connie Marsh Greg Matt Bill McClure Sandy Mclntire Paul McVey Hoye Miller Cary Miller Janice Miller Marvin Miller John Milner Nancy Mlekodai Calvin Montgomery Robert Mueller Richard Muska Kathy Myers Amanda Napier Wade Nichols Glenn Norem John Norem SAM, RICHARD, DONNIE, Tim, and Bill enioy studying! i48 Freshmen l'M LIMITED TO l5 minufe phone CC1llS, SO l'll CUll YOU YOU'RE REALLY NOT in love with me, you eat lust like you always did. back in 2 minutes. Petra Ortmann Judy Paegel Shirley Palm Barbara Peterson Carolynne Peterson Deloris Pinson Arneia Piper Ronnie Pitts Sue Prchllck Dennis Price Linda Queer Raymond Raderstorff Edward Rans Diana Recker Barbara Richie Garry Richie Noah Ritchie Arnold Risner Gary Rodich Eugene Rogers Rosemary Rose iff? 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WHO PUT THAT blank piece of paper on the bulletin board? y J Shirley Thompson Dennis Trigg Larry UpChurch t vo l5l W. Eighth Graders Prepare ,Q Sponsors: Mr. Scholtz, Mr. Young, Mr. Sanders, Mrs. McKinley, Sally Sobraske, Treasurer, Clara Brown, Vice-President, Roger Pawlik, President, Nancy Binkowski, Secretary, Sharon Roscka, Bill Beeson, Council. 41. if if X Q . . '.'?!-1522? f i . Nj s,,.A , ,,.,,, , ' 0 Q. V ' ' . xi f , l52 Student Debby Alcorn Delores Allen Donna Allen Kathy Allen Manuel Barnes Von Barnett Michael Beauchamp Bill Beeson Nancy Binkowski Gary Blessing Diann Bradley Larry Brooke Clara Brown Harry Budka Sue Caudill Geneval Clemons Dawn Collins Robert Collins Patty Combs Laura Cook Richard Cruse Dawn Dawson Kathleen Dedloff Earl Dennis Jim DeSomer Dean Dorman Ed Dunn Priscilla Estok Laura Fisher John L. Fletcher for Their Future Bertha Fugate Susan Fuller August Gappa Donald Gerkin Bill Gritlith Jerry Gurrado Bill Gustafson Donnie Haddix Lynn Hall Roger Hansen Chuck Heistand Joe Hatter Bruce Hollensbe Kendra Hudkins Peggy Ikeda Barbara Jacobs Donald Johnston Valerie Johnston James Keen Linda Ketcham Tom Kimmey Virginia Kinney Virginia Krivak Mike Ledbetter IS THAT DAYDREAMING or studying? ,:,..v :wk W nl i, 1 me ewafii A. Y fit.. . mime f :I l1.f,:- - , K ii-1 K me su 2 J vim if , L i J J , i ' J J' i James Lewanclowski .- , ' J 7? .W , , i . . A Linda Lockridge .1 ' .. ' J 3 i J D L .. - - V J A J S V on UCGS , Q 'i V ,K V Marsha Mann l ' rg ' ' M 'W ' J ii Jerry McCullough ft-: , David Miner zt. ' ' 1 ,, ., . J ' J' J uukguu J g Fern Miller 5 3 ' V- - , Q . I Homer Miller , i H Donna MWX , 'V J ' W i' ' ,ws 3 1 4 2' L J Dale Morris - Z Don Moss . V- U Q- ix if new , W ,, I 'g l H '1 . J ' ff Syl Jock Napler M f '- - uhm- ' ' 153 Eighth Grade Sandra Steele Tresa Stovall David Swanson Cathy Tibbs David VanAsdall Betty Van Deman Paul Van DeMark Kathy Wakal Patty Werner Mary Whitaker Judy Whiting Larry Wright Absent Tim Salyers l54 Pamela Nesbitt Donna Nordstorm Don Osterreicher Dean Owens Georgeanne Palman Greg Parks Roger Pawlik Bob Peterson Bill Pruitt Craig Richey Mark Richey Roberta Roberts Sharon Roska Phillip Rowe Marcy Schwarzlose Timothy Shepard Valerie Shrewsbury Reed Siebenthal Edythe Simmons Judy Simoni Cathy Smith Sally Sobraske Laurence Southworth Janet Stamper OH, NO! NOW what? Aron Alcorn Pam Allen Charles Bacewic Margarette Barnes Jim Beeson Bruce Bennett Alan Berndt Robert Berry Doug Binkley Nancy Bradley Rita Bradley Diana Brammer John Brettin Clara Bridgroom Rick Brown Floyd Burton Mark Byer Phillip Caudill Robert Chapman Donna Clark Ronny Clark rs, Seventh Grade BACK ROW: Mr. Henry, sponsor, Jim Bee- son, Student Council, Rick Brown, Treas- urer, Jay Slauter, Vice-President, Mr. Whit- ing, sponsor, FRONT ROW: Mr. Cira, spon- sor, Patty McKeen, Student Council, Jane Hamblin, Secretary, Andrea Swanson, Pres- ident, Mrs, Ellison, sponsor. if --- 5 if I f x ,Q VA Qi' 4' t f' 1 .t V5 t 2, ..:, , yr , .. X .--: 5 ! L ,K ! ' D ,., ' M J .J s , ,. , s J J A A V V if l , A - -. 's f i , if -, 4 . .. xr.- I JACK MORRE, BOB Wilhelm, and Patty McKeen proudly display their class float. Donna Coldiron Gladys Cole Guy Cole Ronald Cole Avery Collins Debbie Crider Marilyn Daisy Chad Dawson Brenda Dedloh' I55 .sir , K 7 U I ' 5 . 1 - We ,i 3 f A 'a tw :gy 1- x i IV. ' ' y ' ii W 5' 'i Q' . ll n t I Seventh Grade ii! 1 W1 K , l K, , k A 0 ,,, w w y .- V, my wi' it if X if? :S ar- N if if J .ee 1 ,eef J evl, Z M 1, at J Carol Minison Diana Minix Jack Moore Avery Mullins Leon Mullins Dianne Myers Billy Palmer Christine Patrick Jimmy Pellegrime Yvonne Pflugshaupt Chris Pinney Curtis Pitts l56 .4 Q ' X .ll.' Q il. i t .M f::l' uI '52 ' I' Roscoe Dulin Bonnie Eggers Chris Fine Rob Fletcher Robert Foust Nancee Garner Marc George Kevin Golding Jane Hamblin Susan Hanson Donna Harris Brant Hollensbe Marza Horstmann Donald Howard Glenda Howard Harlas Howard Dorothy Ikeda Debbie Jaskowiak Chris Johnson Linda Johnson Jeanne Keen Debbie Keller Ricky Kingman Linda Knapp Jim Ludwig Arthur Manns Joan Marsh Linda Marsh Roger Martin Lee Mclntire Pattie McKeen Marcia Metz Bill Meyers Kenneth Miller Linda Mills DURING HOT AND humid weather the girls gather around the water fountain between classes. Dennis Pitts Stella Pitts Barbora Prater Kathy Prater Jennie Price George Pruitt Megan Reed Norman Risner Robert Sallee Jerry Salyers Sue Schmidt Connie Shonklond Kenneth Sharkey Jay Slauter Brenda Smith Thelma Smith Judy Southworth Orville Stacy Colvin Stomper Susan Stark Andrea Swanson Sharon Thompson Vicky VonDeman Dorito Vargas Ruth Wallen Stanley Wallen Jeff Wolters John Warren liebro Wentz Linda Werb Connie Werner Richard White Bob Wilhelm Marilynne Wilson Betty Zechiel Seventh Grade fe 1 H A.:': J ,. at J 1' Q 2 ..,, J - J i , , - :lil 1, trt, 1 C ill J, it t it 5 si s J ..., t f it ' M Q Y f X 1- H 'ff 1 7 'f S William Zechiel Michaelene Zingorelli THEY COME IN all sizes, big and small. l57 x Absent: Peggy Landis Michael Neander Darlene Peterson Aline Raffel Bob Sands Cathy Smith E L lr' Loyal patrons PM Manufacturers . . . doctors Servicemen . . . grocers r Beauty operators . . . dentists Salesmen . . . many others Lifeblood of our yearbook E y r F F K g . W E E L I 5: 1 X Wana' K 3 QQ Z1 2521313 352 L ww 5 QiQffYIl? Q 2 aan 3 www ,ef Axmmy Wwsi 99252 , Mswww fi w H www? fffifm 5 353 mwwsg i'3'5V'v:1 gg V5 sing N? Wwf'g'?ggg14lQ?Qzg1?S1f Q xiii? 9, BM? ffgisghs 5 Q fgvwipmxwag Q55 W-W X W is .. if 2? ffif an ?!iiQiii5Hi?W5Q,E42Wwaf?3'2fai 052 Wilw -135151 W 35: all mm V 'fm we W Wd 12 W' H f A SEK? ff ,g K JL , 64. Q 55? Q? 1 Qfhyw-BEEZQWQ i SQ gi wr 36 55, 5 QL. G1-'Ygw5f3'gtig'u npr-.1'L'r'f2a,g.b W xg A My mr? fffi Sfwirgf X rx? EE: -2- 'rx in K S 'qw an ., . F' .asv Pathway to Support FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY KNOX, INDIANA fi 44 11 ,l HEMI!!! FEDERAL RESERVI SYSTEM i FARMERS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INSURANCE DEPARTMENT 23'-ff ff YO U R wie efzdenf lfzsumme XAGENT QNAIA ALMO SMITH Manager Knox, Indiono P hone 772-2144 M, B M V al'-an-i131 1. :fmvdvffwmvrwf I L - , V j . f BUICK -., FIRST BY MARGINS OF A THousAND RUDD-SHEPHERD CHEVROLET BUICK Phone 772-2191 Knox, Indiana SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Retail Store 772-3512 Mail Order 772-2125 Knox, Indiana 161 Building--Remodeling-Mosonry Work Electrical Plumbing SHORT 8. WILSON GENERAL CONTRACTING R. R. IH22 North Judson Ray Short Gerald Wilson Phgne 772-3483 Phone 772-4179 WUNDER'S SUPER GREFN5 FOODS REXALL DRUGS H. R. Siebenfhol, R.Ph. CornErEo?iIolE E1EcPPeorl Phone 772-353i Knox' hone 772-3521 Knox, Ind. km 5 mf l Qilipfk- 162 CITY NEWS AND GIFT SHOP Across from the Courthouse Ph. 772-3054 Knox, Ind. JOHNSON'S INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance is our only business 2 North Pearl Street Knox, Indiana Ph. 772-3911 Homer Roy Johnson, Agent A 5335 ,QM wie I CO0K'S JEWELRY STORE Finest Jewelry Best of Luck to the Seniors W 'WFQKQ , G 13 3 3 ui? W Asmu BEESON'S GULF STATION Phone 772-3993 3 Kngxl Indignq WEINBERG'S Come on, Larry, it couIdn't be that heavy! Toto, lndiono Phone 772-4533 164 Yiiil-.YW 1-'Hi :sou 7154 SHAW'S FUEL AND SUPPLIES Coal, Fuel, Oil, Building Materials, Bulldozing, Dredging Phone 772-4400 Knox, Indiana PULVER SEED 8. SUPPLY Indiana Certified Seeds Agricultural Chemicals Arcadian Liquid Nitrogen Knox, Indiana Phone 772-4587 Compliments of BUCHTA'S SUPERETTE Phone 772-2941 Bass Lake, Indiana FALVEY'S DEPT. STORE 5 North Moin Street Knox, Indiono Phone 772-3000 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF T965 from ROCKWBLL-STANDARD conronlurlon TTIIISMTSSTOTI IMI All! UIITSIMI KIM, lllllllll T66 Q51 Fast UNITED TELEPHONE co. , ,115 or INDIANA INC. 494- ..... r 52 East Loke Street -:T Knox, I dI o KNOX BUILDING 7 LOAN AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 55 West Lake Street Knox, Indicnc Ph. 772 3611 I t8 11 , n 'cnc Ph. 772-2121 --i --1-1-ni-1 E I RODGERS INSURANCE AGENCY Guy and Lillian Rodgers A Ph 7722317 d 23 Phone 772-3437 I COFFIN'S CORNER MARKET C erofU.S.358.I d s R d P d Ph 772 221 d 167 EXEC AUTO SUPPLY ctr .,i. .QQ -w ' 'EEE ..,....-ww-+.v ' YESSEEKQCfan2uHQnQiIfW KNOX Auto suPPLY Your No Po Jobber 108 North Heoton Street Phone Knox Knox, Indiono Phone 772-4514 772-2184 Indiana ,Sb ,Q BYRON AND RON like to work with u smile. DIANA AND ROGER help c small shopp CRIDER BROTHERS B 3' B BQDY gl-10p SUPER MARKET Phone Knox South on Highway 35 772-4131 Indiana Phone 772-4244 Knox, lndiono las FOLKER'S FARM I I I MOO! BREEDERS OF ANGUS CATTLE KNOX, INDIANA Ph. 772-2851 oPAL-LENE - fs ,A HAIR.-STYLING EIJIL5-254 Compliments of WELKIE'S CLEANERS AND SHIRT LAUNDRY EAST ON ROAD 8 Opal ond Lene, Hairstylists Ph 772-4241 K I d Ph. 772-3434 If KNOX KENNEDY BEST WISH ES TO THE CLASS OF '65 BYER FLORIST Flowers for AII Occasions GEORGE BURKETT, Prop. Phone 772-3044 INDIANA WHITE HOUSE MOTEL Modern, Air Conditioned, Television 30I East Danker Street Knox, Indiana Phone 772-4321 AI and Eve Fredrick Owner Management AND Il BRAMAN FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 772-3030 or 772-3031 Knox, Indiana -1n n L JOEY'S DISCOUNT STORE Phone 896-2262 444 South Range Road North Judson, Indiana I7O Stella photographer KLOPOT The Studio with the Kind Camera! Salutes the Class ot '65 KNOX Q2 F' 3 ,tiff . A I , X Q, ? u ' f , I 1 .ef.Ye,,,..i 4 Mg- X. 'Af 'Q ,I xy . A' Ii,-I . If EKTAQHTS-fiE'4 Qjfziz , '6- ' fl 'V 7' T L iii' .u. N- 'IL E' ' .. W- 'Y 'TT-- . ' ,fef 1,4 1' to .3 -.M NW- BASS LAKE COUNTRY CLUB Route I Knox, Indiana Phone 772-2432 BEST WISHES to CLASS of '65 RAY V. DOWNS 8. SONS INC. 9 SOUTH HEATON STREET KNOX, INDIANA COX BROTHERS SUPER SERVICE 33 years of Dependable Service Texaco Petroleum Products T02 South Heaton Street Knox, Indiana Phone 772-4124 ' I7I . ,M 1--mv--.Q...m..,,.. I ' wg, Bus Phone Rei Phone 772-394'I 772-3604 t ,.1I.Il5k,Q MMMWWMMW T E X fr. gi cr SO! KOTIKIQ W FROM THE FARM ma .. B II ' RIVERSIDE DAIRY TO YOUR KNOX, INDIANA FRONT PORCH If PHoNE 772-2396 IN 24 HOURS Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN c. KEITH HEILMAN Knox, ,ndim Insurance Agency T m Heilman shows the advantages of having insuranc B d Griffith and Loretta Clemons wait on hungry custom E g ii .I AND I DRIVE IN North of Knox on 35 Open 7 days a week Daily Special Sl.OO Best Wishes to the Class of '65 Best Wishes From Your Oldsmobile and Pontiac Dealer DALE AND DON SELLERS Phone 772-3634 Knox 772-3634 uni-11- i.-., Congratulations and Best Wishes for the future Success of the Class of '65 CONKEL AND SONS CLOTHING Knox Indiana N. H. GOLD INC. Lyle Nesbitt, President 1204-O6 South Heaton Knox, Indiana Phone 772-4313 l,Y D e and Jerry are getting ready for Halloween. BEN FRANKLIN STORE Knox Indiana ZI NGO GAS STATION Knox, Indiana Phone 772-3744 Alwnv I t serve vou best. E 4 BUY ZW! mmm HARRY PRICE FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Knox, Indiana Phone 772-42ll Congratulations to the Class of '65 HALL'S MARINE MART Boat Launching West End of Gas Bass Lake Beach Marine Supplies Bass Lake, Indiana - Y I xx .2 , 'ki-5 ,J fl . W, I is .,....-wt Ad RONK'S TRUCKERS LODGE, INC. MAJOR OIL PRODUCTS Gos-Diesel Fuel-Truck Ports IM Miles West of 35, on U. S. Highway 30 Homlet, lndiono JAY BIRD RESTAURANT Try Our Delicious Food Home Mode Pies ond Cokes We Never Close u Best Wishes to the Closs of '65 J'0HNSON'S BUILDING SUPPLIES EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE Yords ot Toto Knox, Indicno Phone 772-2726 . -ill-11. BENNETT'S BARBER SHOP WE STRIVE FOR Cleon Courteous Service Cheerful , Street Indio I75 Lo ke Kno LOCKRIDGE STUDIOS R h fer, Indiana CA 3-3617 Compliments of STARKE COUNTY YOUNG REPUBLICANS AND TEENAGE REPUBLICANS Knox, Indiana c Best Wishes V.F.W. POST 748 YOUR FUTURE'S BRIGHT IN NORTHERN INDIANA It your eyes ore on for horizons following grciduotion, here's ci suggestion: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLANDI There ore vost ond challenging opportunities in northern lndiono for trained young men ond women in industry, commerce ond ogri- culture. Some of the greatest challenges owoit the tolent ond imoginotion of young people in the investor-owned utility business. We will be hoppy to discuss your coreer op- portunities ot NIPSCO . . . drop in ond see us! NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY serving todoy . . . building for the future 1,11 Compliments FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Knox Phone lndiono 772-4433 FISHBURN'S MARINE AND GROCERY STORE Soles-Service-Repoirs Marine Hordwore Route 35 ond 'IO S. End of Boss Loke RFD 3 Phone 772-2243 Compliments of CURVE INN Best of Luck to the Closs of '65 Boss Loke lndiono The Refreshment Stop S l DITTRlCH'S LAKESIDE SERVICE Automotive Repairs 8: Lubrication Chain Saw 8: Mower Sales 81 Service Road Service Towing Complete Saw Service Phone 772-2236 1 S Bass Lake, Indiana S M wr ,M MONTGOMERY WARD Compliments of MR. 8: MRS. SIROKY 772-2136 Knox D CENTER KNOX FLORAL C 8: L F00 COMPANY RR- IHC? CU 'e'f lndlono 903 south Heaton sf. Phone 772-3880 Knox, Indiana We have flowers of all kinds. l8O KNOX FURNITURE COMPANY Knox, Indiana Phone 772-4222 MEYER'S STANDARD SERVICE Washing and Waxing 772-2911 Ind RUFF NURSING HOME IIO West Culver Road Phone 772-3952 Bowlaway Cares at BOWLAWAY LANES Zi? and Annette Knox Phone Bowl smoothly at Bowlaway Lanes Indigng 772-2932 1-1- Congratulations to the Class of '65 DR. E. B. GOLDING OPTOMETRIST Contact Lenses and Regular Glasses 204 South Main Ph. 772-3832 Knox, Indiana Compliments ERNlE'S FIRESIDE Knox Indiana Compliments of THE JAYCEE CREED KNOX JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Sponsor of Jaycee Scholarship We believe: That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human lifep That the brotherhood of men transcends the sovereignty of nationsg That economic iustice can best be won by free men through free enterprise, That government should be of law rather-than of menp That earth's great treasure lies in human personalityp And that service to humanity is the best work of life. T82 Compliments of LAUNDRY LAND LAUNDROMAT Open 24 Hours ci Day Closed Sundays Ford Sales and Service FORD S l f WENTZ MOTOR SALES Knox Knox EARL EGGERT DREDGING Ph. 772-3573 Compliments of MILLER'S DAIRY Grade A Products Indiana Honest Quality Has Built Our Business Ph. VI 2-3090 Culver, lndiana Ph 7722181 Knox, lndiana POSCH'S BAKERY Full Line of Bakery Whipped Cream Cake- Cake for All Occasions Ph. 772-2817 Ph 772 3635 Knox, lndiana MARIAN'S MODES LADIES'-INFANTS'-CH ILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR 11 North Main JlM'S SUPER SERVICE 24-Hour Light and Heavy Duty Wrecker Service R.R. 42123 GO0D'S SHELL SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES South Heaton Street Knox, lndiana Ph 772 4284 Knox, Indiana Ph. 772-4133 Knox, lndiana 183 Best Wishes to the Class of '65 BRUCE'S GARAGE Bruce Hauser, owner Wheel Alignment and Balance Brake Specialist on Duty Ask for ED or Bruce Ph. 772-4353 Knox, In Compliments of WELKIE'S 9 North Main Street Knox, Indiana Phone 772-4451 Put the Profit Back in Farming Use LOWE SEED CORN Higher Yields-More Profit Gilbert Busse Knox, Indiana Ph. 772-2296 Best Wishes to The Class of '65 HITE REAL ESTATE Irvin Hite Licensed Broker 408 S. Main Street Knox, Indiana Phone 772-3841 BESSIE'S RESTAURANT C0lN-0-WASH Your Laundry Away from Home Good Food Knox, Indiana Ph. 772 2914 Phone 772-4444 Knox, Indiana GOOD LUCK BAlLEY'S S-CURVE FROM PLAZA I-EENEL FABRIC DINING ROOM RESTAURANT SHQP GARAGE FURNITURE Lee and Nelda Schrishum, Prop. APPUANCE5 Phone Knox, Phone 772-2946 772-4554 Indiqng Knox, Indiana COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS of 'he TO STARKE COUNTY THE YOUNG DEMOS. CLASS Jerry Wilson ..................... President OF '65 Lil Armstrong .... ...... V ice Pres. Phone 772-2442 Printha Harris-- ...... Secretary Knox' Indiana Roger Pybro .... ....... T reasurer TO THE CLASS OF '65 CONGRATULATIONS .ss ll V5 'N A EL D Ii l i l r B A S S L A K E TOM'S CLIP AND CURL T9 South Main Street Closed Mondays Phone Knox 772-3500 Indiana Ba ss Lake KNOX ASSORTED FLAVORED CONES FOOT LONG HOT DOGS SANDWICHES KING KREAM Junction 35 and T0 Indiana FASHION SHOES YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE. l9 South Main Street INDIANA 'Fashions at your fingertips. Congratulations from WELL'S SPORT MART Everything for the Sportsman 20 North Shield Street Knox Indiana Phone 772-3831 Compliments of LUCKY GARDENS Fruits and Vegetables U. S. 35 Phone 772-2306 Knox Indiana Learn to Fly VALLOW AVIATION CO. Starke County Airport Dave Vallow Knox, Indiana Phone 772-2921 Compliments of CHAPMAN AND KLAMPE Compliments of LAKE LAUNDRY South End of Bass Lake Indignq on Highway 35 B 8. K ROOT BEER DRIVE IN Across from the Airport on U. S. 35 Knox Indiana Compliments of LAKESIDE GROCERY Bass Lake Knox, Indiana Phone 772-2376 JOHNIS BODY SHOP 125 N. Main Street Knox, Indiana DRI-GAS 24 Hour Wrecker Service M Mile North on Highway 35 - Night Phone 772-4515 Day Phone 772-3824 Phone 772-3522 Knox, Indiana JOHN ROSE D K d Ph LOCK AUTO SALES AND SALVAGE COMPANY HERMAN ZECHIEL Deo Ier in Livestock Used Autos ond Ports K 772 31 2 STARKE COUNTY ABSTRACT, TITLE G0 'O s. GUARANTEE co. IEANETIFS v BEAUTY SALON Knox, Indmnc For Good Service M J G d 'Y 56 E Lk s h 77 3 33 K Ph 772 5 2 C I C ' of I To the Class of T965 WESTERN BURGER DAIRY STORE TIRE AUTO STORE Kngxl Indiqng Phone 772-3041 ooiss H OWNER-MINNI B HANSEN 772 3823 K 7' KALo AuTomAnc music DISCOUNT HOUSE AND Clothing-Store IOI E. Washington K d Best Wishes H 772 30 2 Phone 772-3012 Boosters LONG THOMPSON LUMBER EVERT'S DRUG STORE COMPANY WILKEN S MUSSER FIX-IT-SHOP JUNKUNC BROS. AMERICAN LOCK BLOOM'S GENERAL GROCERY- COMPANY BASS LAKE COMPLIMENTS OF MOOSE LODGE ROADVIEW INN-HAMLET THE FAMILY FRATERNITY SMITH AND SMITH, ATTORNEYS- ZINGARELLI SISTERS AT-LAW' GORDON ARMSTRONG TED DREWS, BORDEN LEROY GUDEMAN DISTRIBUTOR ' HUDKINS COFFEE SHOP ED'S STANDARD SERVICE SCHULTZ BROS. COMPANY KNOX KIWANIS CLUB RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP R. C. VERHAGEN BOB'S HARDWARE DON BANTA, PLUMBING AND JOSEPH E. GRAY, CONSTRUCTION HEATING A FRIEND NICHOLS AND NICHOLS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW LEO'S TRACTOR SALES NEW TOTO STORE INC. ig gfiqrs , 1-4 f Q I 5 We, The I965 Scndbur W 0 , wis o ex ress , Si ff ' I1 T p our Z appreciation for the co- T T f Y g tflf th h Ip d sincerely thank Them. I88 Bradley: Sandra 87,144 Abert, John 128 Abraham, Sam 135 Alcorn, Aaron 52,90,95,155 Alcorn, Cindy 72,128 Alcorn, Debby 73,93,95,152 Allen, Claudia 75,87,95,144 Allen Allen Deloris 93,95,152 Dennis 52 53 54,128 Allen: Donna 93:152 Allen Judy 79,87,95,144 Allen: Joseph 90,144 Allen, Allen, Kathy 93,152 Linda 72,75,e3,aa,1oo Allen, Maxine 144 Allen, Allen, Allen, Allen, Pam 93,155 Rita 86,135 Sharon 75,87,144 Tom 16,59,127,128 Bowman, Deborah 60,61,129 Bradley, Diann 93,152 Bradley, Joan 101 Bradley Nancy 93,95 155 Bradley, Ursel Gene E. 35,64,101 Bramme r, Diann 93,155 Brammer, Donnie 46,144 Brammer, Eugene 21,48,53,54,62,129 Brettin, John 17,155 Brideg room, Clara 93,155 Bridegroom, Lois 75,76,87,144 Bridegroom, Norm 72,129 Broderson, Jo 73,145 Broderson, Wesley 129 Anderson, Carol 75,87,95,144 Anderson, Diann 75,86,88,92,135 Anderson, Marilyn 16,27,60,66,67,68,69,72,75, 74,85,92,100,1 15,121 Andrews, James 135 Andrews, John 144 Andrews, Michael 128 Aquino, Betty 72,88,135 Aquino, David 53,64,72,73,100 Aquino, Paul 100 Aquino, Richard 90,144 Armondo, Angelo 71,128 Armando, Terry 75,94,95,144 Arndt, Kathy B3,86,135 Bacewic, Chuck 155 Bailey, Dorothy 144 Bailey, Karen 21,6O,71,75,78,92,128 Bailey, Sandra 83,85,88,136 Bailey, Shirley 35,82,83,100l19 Baker, Sherry 60,69,72,73,75,88,100 Bales, Frank 52,136 Balie, Tom 144 Banks, Ernie 55,62,64,128 Banta, Ralph 52,72,128 Barker, Diane 100,120 Barnes, Margarette 93,95,155 Barnes, Manuel 152 Barnett, Janice 72,811,128 Barnett, Von 91,152 Bartasik, Karen 73,144 Baughman, Andrew 64,128 Beauchamp, Linda- 75,87,144 Beauchamp, Mike 17,89,95,152 Beauchamp, Richard 136 Beecham, Mary 60,61,75,83,128 Brooke, Brooks, Brooks, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bryant, Bud ka, Bud ka, Bud ka, Burger, Burton, Byer, M Larry 90,152 Lorelei 145 Marquita 145 Clara 17,89,93,95,152 Jim 53,54,62,89,92,129 Ralph 46,62,136 Rick 17,52,95,155 William 48,66,69,84,10l Gayle 69,70,71,72,75,86,101' Debbie 60,61,83,86,136 Harry 47,91 ,95,l52 Robert 63,64,72,129 Gordon 145 Floyd 155 ark 91,155 Byer, Paul 136 Student Director Crider, Crider, Crider, Crider, Cruse, Cussie Cathy 59,75,83,86,135,137 Debbie 76,93,95,155 James 72,73,78,129 Ronald 103 Richard 152 r, June 16,69,72,75,86,103 Cuttill, Audrey 69,72,103 Daisy, D'Ama Marilyn 155 to, Jack 42,43,48,49,54,60,62,70,71,84, l03,115,116,122 D'Ama to, Janice 6O,75,77,86,92,137 Dawson, Chad 90,155 Dawson, Dawn 93,95,152 Dedloft, Brenda l7,73,93,155 Dedlott, Cathleen 17,73,93,152 Denney, Dale 62,79, l 29 Dennis, Earl 90,152 DeSomer, Jerry 52,53,129 DeSomer, Jim 47,52,89,91,152 DeSomer, John 24,48,49,54,59,62,66,67,70,71,9 103,115,1 18 De Witt, Harold 137 Dickson, Linda 75,77,83,129 Dickson, Marsha 79,87,95,'145 Dilts, Terry 95,145 Dolezal, Dave 21,46,52,137 Dorman, Dean 47,152 Dorman, Donna 75,86,103 Dorsey, Ricki 95,145 Dorsey, Rodney 103 Byer, Sam 47,79,9O,94,95,145 Campbell, Bruce 47,145 Dowd, Jennifer 72,74,13O Dulin, Bonnie 145 Beem, Delbert 144 Beem, Glenda 75,83,86,136 Beem,-Linda 72,74,77,83,86,136 Beem, Rodger 89,128 Beem, Sandra 77,82,83,86,128 Beeson, Bill 17,47,52,59,89,9O,94,152 Beeson, Jim 47,52,59,90,95,155 Benkie, Bonnie 72,861,128 Benkie, Connie 87,144 Bennett, Bernice 16,63,74,128 Bennett, Bruce 47,155 Benninghoff, Terry 63,64,128 Berndt, Alan 91,155 Berndt, Jerry 128 Berndt, Sheldon 100 Berning, Debs 73,75,86,89,95,144 Berry, Annette 75,136 ' Berry, Robert 52,95,155 Bickel, Berry 144 Bickel, Melody 72,75,128 Binion, Nellie 144 Binkley, Debbie 75,815,136 Binkley, Doug 155 Binkowski, Bob 88,128 Binkowski, Nancy 17,89,95,152 Binkowski, James 17,144 Blessing, Cheryl 21,75,79,87,95,143,144 Blessing, Gary 47,95,152 Bobo, Cheryl 144 Bodine, Patsy 75,86,136 Bodinet, Lynda 66,69,71 ,75,77,86,88,92, 136 Boggs, Carolyn 72,75,B6,136 Boggs, Edward 101 Bartell, Terry 101 Carlson, Brian 78,136 Carlson , Sharon 75,87,95,145 Carney, Anna Marie 86,136 Caskey, Roy 145 Caudill, Barbara 129 Caudill, Cathleen 72,129 Caudill, Hazel 72,101 Caudill, John 91,95,145 Caudill, Philip 155 Caudill, Sue 93,152 Cavend erfGaiI 16,129 Chapman, Robert 155 Chapman, Roger 48,78,80,89,101 Clabaugh, Dan 129 Clark, Donna 93,155 Clark, Ronny 52,155 Clemons, Fayette 20,27,35,66,69,74,84,102 Clemons, Geneval 93,152 Clemons, Joe 78,137 Clemons, Judy 75,79,86,94,95,145 Clemons, Loretta 73,75,87,89,95,145 Clemons, Phyllis 137 Clemons, Shirley 75 Coberly, Mary 73,87,145 Coldiron, Betty 87,139,145 Coldiron, Donna 93,155 Cole, D arle ne 60,72,75,B5,129 Cole, Gladys 93,155 Cole, Guy 95,155 Cole, Ronald 155 Cole, Steve 145 Collins, Collins, Collins, Collins, Collins, Collins, Collins, Combs, Combs, Avery 64,95,155 Dawn 93,152 Larry D, 1111 48,52,53,62,78,129 Larry L. 1101 21,137 Robert 52,73,90,152 A Ron 21,48,50,53,62,88,89,102 Yvonne 75,86,88,137 Carol 83,86,137 Louise 75,83,137 Combs, Mitchell 55,129 Combs, Patty 93,152 Combs, Richard 35,66,69,71,102 Dulin, Roscoe 156 Dunn, Ed 90,152 Dust, Larry 16,21,46,55,60,61,62,66,69,89,137 Earnest, Richard 103 Eggers, Bonnie 89,93,156 Elam, Billie Jo 16,59,60,61,92,127,130 Elam, Susie 95,145 Elick, Peggy 78,80,81,104 Elick, Sherry 78,145 Emigh, Kathleen 82,83,104 Emigh, Pam 75,83,86,135 Eskridge, Donald 145 Estok, Priscilla 93,152 Estok, Roberta 86,130 Everage, Joyce 104 Ewing, Cathy 146 Ewing, Richard 35,104 Falk, Pamela 73,75,B7,146 Falvey, Tim 104,121 Fennema, Rita 86,104 Fennema,'William 17,53,89,91,94,146 Fine, C hris 73,156 Finkbinder, Loraine 146 Fisher, Fletche Dora 17,93,152 1. r, Bobby 156 Compton, Charlotte 129 Cook, Laura 94,95,152 Corey, Deborah 75,78,94,95,145 Cory, Robert 53,54,62,69,102 Cowen, Andrew 102 Cowen, Betty 81,83,129 Cox, John 53,62,78,129 Cox, Wilma 145 Craft, Brenda 72,133,102 Craft, Doris 83,86,102 Cress, Clarece 16,102,116 189 Fletcher, John L. 47,52,9l,152 Folkers, Tim 91,95,146 Fornelli, Donna 86,137 Foust, Robert 156 Francis, Robert 130 Francis, Sandra 83,86,137 Frazier, Larry 47,146 Freet, Karen 72,83,104 Freet, Wayne 90,146 Fritz, Connie 17,75,79,87,94,95,146 Fritz, Mark 42,4B,52,62,7l,85,130 Fugate, Bertha 93,153 Fuller, Janet 86,88,130 Fuller, Susan 93,153 Gall, Steven 79,130 Gappa, August 17,47,91,95,153 Garland, David 47,65,146 Garland, Donna 73,146 Garner, Jr., George 65,91,146 Garner, Nancy 93,156 Garr, Bob 35,42,44,55,62,66,69,92,104 Ga nor, Pat 71,80,81,89,105,122 Geller, Linda 146 Gentry, Brenda 83,86,137 George, Marc 47,89,91,156 Gerkin, Donald 47,52,78,90,95,153 Goble, Mary 146 Golding, Kathy 75,89,95,146 Golding, Kevin 95,156 Student Director Goold, Penny 72,75,83,105 Gray, Estelle 72,77,84,130 Gray, Myra 60,75,77,86,92,137 Green, Ed 16,21,71,78,130 Green, Ron 78,138 Griffith, Bill 47,73,153 Griftith, Brenda 16,72,75,86,105 Gurrada, Jerry 47,52,91,95,153 Gustafson, Bill 91,95,153 Gustafson, Linda 75,87,95,146 Ha dd iz, Donnie 153 Hall, Holly 16,21,60,74,77,79,86,138 Hall, Lynn 76,93,94,95,153 Hamblin, Jane 17,93,95,155,156 Hamm, Patti 83,138 Hammerlund, Gil 146 Hanselman, Bob 46,52,138 Hansen, Cheryl 16,21,60,72,74,84,86,8B,93,130 Hansen, Hansen, Roger 47,52,78,91,153 Wayne 34,6'4,69,105 Hanson, Sandra 17,75,87,89,94,95,146 Hanson, Sharon 60,75,88,130 Hanson, Susan 89,94,95,156 Hapeman, Bill 146 Hapeman, Cindy 16,69,71,75,85,86,9B,105,115 1 16,1 17 Hapeman, Doug 78,130 Harbison, Steve 35,42,43,54,62,105,1 19 Harness, Christie 75,87,I47 Harris, Dan 47,147 Harris, Donna 93,156 Harris, Larry 48,52,62,92,130 Harris, Mary 86,105 Harris, Pat 46,130 Hauser, Marsha 27,72,73,75,84,88,105,115,121 Hauser, Peggy 75,86,88,135,138 Hazen, Donna 16,72,83,106 Hellman, Tom 16,48,50,58,59,62,71,I06,115,116, 1 17 Heise, Fred 130 Heise, Rudy 138 Heistand, Chuck 90,153 Heistand, Susan 86,138 Helton, Jack 65,147 Hendricks, Vern 17,91,94,95,147 Henry, Mike 42,44,48,50,62,106 Henry, Patty 3B,73,75,89,95,I47 Hensley, Larry 147 Hershberger, Terry 147 Hickman, Linda 75,87,95,147 Hatter, Joe 91,153 Hofter, Ron 65,72,138 Hollensbee, Brant 52,95,156 Hollensbee, Bruce 52,153 Hollon, Maureen 138 Holm, Byron 35,62,68,69,71,106 Holm, Pat 59,62,72,75,86,127,130 Holt, Dennis 72,73,106 Horstmann, Marzo 156 Houston, Jerry 69,72,73,106 Houston Howard Howard Howard, Howard Howa rd: Howard Howa rd : Howard Howard, Lonnie 52,53,65,138 Howard Howard Howard, Howa rd , Judith 73,75,147 , Carol 83,86,106 , Charlene 86,138 Donald 156 Donna 147 Dexter 62,127,130 Glenda 156 Horles 90,156 Lora Etta 130 Z Mike 53,55,62,138 Mary 73,B7,147 Roger 130 Sharon 75 83 86138 Howes, Andy 89,147 Howes, Valerie 26,53,75,106 Huddleston, Charles 89,138 Hudkins, Kendra 73,93,95,153 Huels, Mary 87,147 Ikeda, Dorothy 17,156 Ikeda, Martha 16,72,75,85,86,138 Ikeda, Peggy 17,89,93,153 Jackson, Edith 75,86,88,138 Jackson, Joyce 27,35,66,69,71,75,77,79,B0,84,88 107,118 Jackson, Leonard 107 Jacobs, 'Barbara 93,153 Jain, Murray 65,138 Jarrett, Rozella 21,60,69,72,73,75,79,80,81,92,107, 1 15,122 Jaskowiak, Debbie 93,95,156 Johanan, Kenneth 65,139 Johanan, William 16,34,68,69,70,71,B9,107 John, Sarah 69,72,75,107 Johnson, Chris 156 Johnson, Dan 139 Johnson, Darla 147 Johnson, Jerry 42,43,62,89,130 Johnson, Linda 156 Johnson, Patty 147 Johnston, Donald 87,91,95,153 Johnson, Valerie 89,153 Joseph, Louise 139 Juracka, Linda 72,75,77,131 Kartman, Linda l6,27,34,59,69,71,75,84,B8,98, 107,1 15,1 18 Kawaguchi, Shirley 27,34,59,84,131 Kamba, Edith 86,88,I39 Keen, James 91,95,153 Keen, Jeanne 20,156 Keiser, Larry 147 Keiser,,Linda 72,131 Keller, Bob 46,s2,ls9 Keller, Dbbbie 93,9s,l56 Kelso, Jack 107 Ketcham, Linda 153 Kimmel, Gary 42,139 Kimmel, John 139 Kimmey, Diane 147 Kimmey, Tom 17,47,153 King, Bonnie 16,60,61,86,139 King, Danny 91,95,147 King, Will 65,148 Kingman, Rick 47,87,156 Kingman, Roxanne 75,148 Kinney, Virginia 153 Kistler, Nadean 75,83,86,139 Kitchen, Jennifer 69,72,73,75,79,80,92,107 Knapp, Linda 156 Knapp, Roger 55,139 Kossnar, Jerry 148 Kossnar, Mike 52,131 Krivak, Tom 139 Krivak, Virginia 153 Landis, Peggy 157 Landrum, Jim 42,43,55,62,B9,127,131 Legac, Louise 108 Ledbetter, Mike 91,95,153 Lehiy, David 65,148 Lenig, Linda 86,131 Lewandowski, Jim 17,47,95,153 Lewis, Gerry 16,131 Locke, Lorraine 131 Lockridge, Linda 93,153 Lockridge, Susan 72,538,139 Lucas, Carolyn 16,71,75,108,114 Lucas, Dan 47,52,95,153 Ludwig, Becky 60,66,69,74,77,85,131 Ludwig, Jim 47,156 Madsen, Jack 139 Mann, Jim 72,108 Mann, Marsha 153 Mann, Patricia 108 Manns, Arthur 156 Manzuk, Edward 139 Maples, Tom 131 Marks, Sidney 47,7B,94,95,I48 Marsh, Connie 73,87,95,148 Marsh, George 65,139 M h.l Qslse Mgifh, L33-ll, 93,156 Marshall, Don 139 Martin, Arnold 131 Martin, Norma 75,83,86,139 Martin, Roger 156 Martin, Wanda 75,88,13l Mathews, Kenneth 140 Matt, Greg 78,94,95,148 McCoy, Linda 86,140 McClure, Bill 47,89,94,95,148 McClure, Cindy 16,35,66,67,69,71,84,131 McCullough Jerry 91,153 McDonald, Jim 131 190 McFarland, Nancy 71,140 McGrath, Maggie 72,75,131 McGrath, Pat 52,140 Mclntire, Lee 73,95,156 Mclntire, Sandra 87,148 McKeen, Pattie 59,93,95,156 McVey, Paul 65,90,148 McVey, Dennes 64,131 Metz, Marcia 93,156 Meyers, Bill 52,91,95,156 Meyers, Linda 72,75,B6,131 Meyers, Marian 72,75,86,108 Miller, Cary 65,148 Miller, Charlotte 83,131 Miller, David 91,153 Miller, Eugene 108 Miller, Fern 93,153 Miller, Homer 153 Miller, Hoye 47,148 Miller, Janice 75,87,148 Miller, Kenneth 91,156 Miller, Marilyn 75,86,14O Miller, Marvin 148 Mills, Linda 156 Mills, Phillip 72,131 Milner, Debbie 75,85,86,92,140 Milner, John 47,89,95,148 Milner, Lynn 72,73,75,B8,131 Minisan, Carol 93,156 Minisan, David 108 Minix, Diana 93,153 Minix, Donna 156 Mlekodai, Nancy 17,75,87,94,14B Montgomery, Calvin 148 Montgomery, Donna 132 Montogomery, Ellen 108,116 Montogomery, Jim 140 Moore, Jack 47,52,91,156 Moore, Shirley 140 Moorman, Carol 75,83,132 Morris, Alvin 48,49,54,62,66,67,89,109,1 19 Morris, Bill 48,54,62,I32 Morris, Dale 52,91,153 Moss, Dave 132 Moss, Donald 47,52,91,153 Mueller, Robert 65,148 Mullins, Avery 156 Mullins, Leon 156 Muska, Richard 148 Myers, Dianne 156 Myers, Kathy 73,95,148 Napier, Amanda 148 Napier, Forrest 140 Napier, Jack 91 ,153 Napier, Robert 132 Neander, Christine 16,75,85,B8,109,114,116 Neander, Michael 17,95,157 Nenycz, Nesbitt, Nichols, Lulu 83,132 Pamela 73,93,95,154 Karen 16,66,67,68,69,109,1 15,1 17 Nichols, Terry 151 Nichols, Wade 47,52,89,90,94,95,148 Nitcher, Sharon 132 Nordstrom, Donna 89,93,94,95,I54 Norem, Clyde 4B,50,54,62,109 Norem, Glenn 90,148 Norem, John 52,53,65,91,148 Oliverous, Jim 53,72,73,78,92,132 Ortmann, Petra 73,148 Osterreicher, Barbara 132 Osterreicher, Dave 109 Osterreicher, Donald 90,154 Owens, Bob 140 Owens, Dean 90,154 Owens, Vic 140 Paegel, Judy 75,95,148 Palm, Shirley 149 Palman, Georgeanne 93,95,154 Palman, John 45,52,62,132 Palmer, Billy 47,156 Parks, Greg 90,154 Patrick, Christine 156 Pawlik, Phillip 109 Pawlik, Roger 17,47,89,152,154 Peele, Frank 64,132 Pellegrine, Jimmy 52,91,156 Student Director Peterson, Barbara 17,73,75,87,89,149 Peterson, Carolynne 73,95,149 Peterson, Darlene 157 Peterson, Robert 52,90,154 Peterson, Ron 132 Ptiugh aupt, Yvonne 94,156 Finney, Chris 93,95,156 Pinson, David 42,43,55,62,132 Pinson, Deloris 75,87,149 Piper, Arneta 73,87,89,148 Pitts, Curtis 156 Pitts, Darlene 132 Pitts, Dennis 47,95,157 Pitts, Maudie 75,861,140 Pitts, Ronnie 91,148 Pitts, Sharon 60,61,75,86,93,14O Pitts, Stella 157 Polen, Nancy 66,69,74,78,B5,92,140 Prater, Barbara 93,95,157 Prater, Kathy 157 Pravecek, Dixie 75,83,86,14O Prchlik, Bill 53,64,132 Prchlik, Sue 87,94,148 Price, Dennis 17,47,143,148 Price, Fred 52,64,140 Price, Janice 157 Price, Karen 72,75,86,132 Price, Ron 48,54,62,64,132 Pruitt, Bill 154 Pruitt, George 157 Pruitt, Marilyn 140 Puckett, Donna 141 Pulla, Connie 72,B6,132 Scarborough, Linda 75,B3,87,'150 Schmidt, Sally 83,133 Schmidt, Susan 17,95,157 Scholz, Garry 47,95,150 Schultz, Delvin 54,55,62,66,69,71,77,79,BO,92,110 Schwarzlose, Morcey 93,154 Schwarzlose, Sharon 75,83,86,133 Sellers Janet 66,69,72,75,85,1 10 Shanlkand, Connie 93,157 Shanks, Kay 87,95,150 Sharkey, Kenny 157 Sharkey, Linda i6,71,75,85,86,8B,133 Sharkey, Lowell 141 Shaw, Margo 75,76,79,87,89,94,95,143,150 Shaw, Pam 16,24,60,61,66,67,68,69,75,85,1 10,122 Shedrow, Sue 133 Shepherd, Don 110 Shepherd, Gary 150 Shepherd, Ronald 110 Shepherd, Timothy 154 Shiarla, Ronald 95,150 Shiarla, Rose Marie 133 Shrewsbury, Carlos 90,150 Shrewsbury, Valerie 93,154 Siebenthal, Kay 75,78,86,141 Siebenthal, Lyn 16,21,75,77,79,81,134 Siebenthal, Reed 17,47,91,95,154 Simmons, Edythe 17,89,95,154 Simoni, Judy 86,93,154 Simoni, Linda 141 Singleton, Charlotte 87,150 Singleton, Joe 53,54,62,89,134 Siravy, John 65,141 Swanson, Ralph 17,65,95,150 Tatgenhorst, Candy 87,95,15O Tatgenhorst, Bill 16,134 Taulbee, Jo An 95,150 Taulber, Pam 150 Thompson, Paulo 75,78,87,94,95,150 Thompson, Sharon 151 Thompson, Shirley 151 Tibbs, Cathy 93,154 Tibbs, Jackoline 142 Tibbs, Lila 134 Trigg, Dennis 151 Tokarz, Chester 1 1 1 Tokarz, Michael 134 Upchurch, Larry 151 Ulrich, Sharon 83,86,142 Vallow, Steven 91.95151 Van Asdall, Paulette 16,72,73,75,86,142 Van Asdall, David 91,154 Van Demon, Betty 17,B9,93,95,154 Van Demon, Vicky 76,95,157 Van De Vargas, Mark, Paul 154 Dorita 93,157 Wagers, Taylor 111 Wagers, Velma 142 Waldo, Wakel, Wallen, Wallen, Walter. Walters Rose 151 Kathy 79,93, 154 Ruth 157 Stanley 91,157 Mike 142 , JeH 157 Walters, Tom 134 Pulver, Cindy 75,78,86,141 Pulver, Robert 20,49,54,59,62,89,9B,109 Queer, Joyce 83,236,141 Queer, Linda 87,149 Raderstorft, Raymond 65,149 Radloft, Dennis 17,132 Rofiel, Aline17,93,157 Rans, Ed 65,149 Recker, Diana 87,149 Reed, Megan 93,95,157 Reinholt, Carrie 133 Reinholt, Harold 141 Richey, Craig 52,91,154 Richey, Mark 17,47,78,91,154 Richey Shirleen 75 79 86 141 Richie,l Barba ra 75,B7,l149 Richie, Richie, Richie, Risner, Risner, Risner, Risner, Carolyn 133 Garry 64,149 Larry 42,43,55,62,133 Ed 69,109 Jim 63,64,133 Arnold 65,149 Norman 52,91,92,157 Ritchie, Anna 75,141 Ritchie, Noah 149 1 Ritchie Robert Robert , Shirley 86,141 s, Roberta 78,89,93,153 S, Shirley 71 ,75,79,1 33 Rodgers, Jo Ann 83,86,141 Rodich, Gary 149 Rogers, Eugene 65,149 Rose, Rosemary 75,79,87,94,95,149 Roska, Rowe, Rowe, Sharon 17,59,79,89,93,95,152,153 Bing 133 Phillip 154 Rowe, Sharon 149 Rudd, Bill 62,72,73,133 Rudd, Garry 52,85,141 Rudd, Greg 38,47,89,94,95,143,149 Sallee, Bob 157 Salyer, Janet 72,75,82,B6,1 10 Salyer, Jerry 157 Salyer, Vaughn 150 Solyers, Roger 63,64,85,l33 Salyers, Terry 64,141 Salyers, Tim 149 Sirovy, Vir ginia 72,134 Sittler, Karen 72,83,134 Six, Darre ll 72,78,92,134 Skorup, Cathy 75,86,92,134 Slouter, Jay 17,47,52,91,95,155,157 Small, Sandy 73,75,76,87,95,15O Smith, Bre nda 157 Smith, Cathy i71 93,157 Smith, Cathy 181 93,154 Smith, Charles 110 Smith, Dal Smith, Fre e 48,53,62,141 d 65,141 Smith, Dorsa Jean 150 Smith, Gaynell 150 Smith, Linda 150 Smith, Mary Ann 72,75,134 Smith, Robert 42,48,50,54,62,71,1 10,120 Smith, Rodger 16,21,48,49,53,62,68,69,88,98, 111,117 Smith, Roger 150 Smith, Thelma 53,157 Snedeker, Martha 82,83,88,134 Snedeker, Sandra 87,95,150 Snedeker, Walter 65,90,150 Sobraske, Melinda 79,86,142 Sobraske, Sally 17,7S,93,152,154 Southworth, Judy 157 Southwort Spoor, Lar h, Laurence 154 ry 111 Spoor, Pat 16,88,142 Spoor, Richard 150 Springs, Regina 83,111 Stacy, Allene 142 Stacy, Gle nna 77,831,134 Stacy, Lola 150 Stacy, Orv iIle157 Stomper, Calvin 157 Stomper, Janet 154 StJmper, Linda 134 Stanek, Marian 69,111 Stark, Susan 93,95,157 Stelle, Sandra 93,154 Strodley, Mike 48,49,60,61,62,69,1 1 1 Strong, Walter 47,52,59,94,143,l50 Stoner, Sh aron 72,87,134 Stovall, Treso 73,93,154 Warner, Ronald 112 Warrer, John 157 Watkins, Gary 47,94,95,151 Watkins, Greg 48,50,63,64,98,1 12 Welkie, Debbie 16,60,75,77,86,135,142 Wentz, Debra 73,93,157 Wentz, Howard B8,89,1 12 Wentz, Linda 35,75,86,142 Werb, Linda 86,157 Werner, Connie 93,95,157 Werner, Patty 93,154 Whitaker, Mary 93,154 White, Dennis 65,142 White, Marilyn 75,112 White, Richard 95,157 Whitehead, Jacqueline 83,86,142 Whitehead, Sandra 151 Whiting, Carol 16,75,B3,134 Whiting, Judy 76,89,93,95,154 Whybrew, Bob 47,79,B9,95,151 Whybrew, Sharon 35,69,75,77,79,80,84,92,112 Wilde, Larry 151 Wiles, Jim 134 Wilhelm, Bill 16,21,42,48,62,78,127,134 Wilhelm, Bob 9l,94,157 l Wilhelm, Tom 16,42,44,4B,59,62,79,135,142 Wilken, Donna 75,B5,86,92,142 Wilken, Ed 47,89,95,151 Williams, Joyce 75,86,112 Williams, Linda 72,86,88,1 12 Williams, Mike 151 Wilson, Marilyn 89,95,157 Winfrey, Alice 112 Winfrey, Audrey 1 13 Witsche, Rita 72,73,75,1 13 Wright, Larry 52,91,154 Wright, Marcia 72,75,86,134 Wright, Nancy 59,75,79,87,94,95,143,151 Wunder, Judy 34,35,60,75,81,83,84,86,113,119 Wyland, Judy 72,75,81,83,85,113 Yurgilos, Jim 134 Younggreen, Esther 75,151 Zechiel, Betty 17,93,95,157 Zechiel, Kathy 60,6l,75,86,92,142 Zechiel, William 17,95,157 Zehner, Diane 72,75,86,88,113 Sands, Bob 157 Sands, Larry 59,64,135 Sarno, Marie 141 Scarborough, Carol 75,133 Stuteville, Vance 48,53,54,62,142 Suttinger, Dennis 6O,66,68,69,85,111,12l Swanson, Andrea 17,73,93,95,155,157 Swanson, David 52,154 191 Zelenka, Sandra 151 Zilinski, Peter 65,95,151 Zingarelli, Michaelene 93,157 Zink, Mike 52,142 The Final Copy ls ln y g lt's finished! The last picture has been taken and the last copy has been typed. With a heavy sigh we sit back and present the l965 SAND- BUR to you. As this book grew, it took the work and coopera- tion of many. We are indebted to the faculty for allowing class interruptions necessary for many of the pictures in this book. We must not forget the one person who made this book possible, Mrs. Hite. Without her experi- ence and assistance we would have been lost. So here it is. We sincerely hope that all of you will find cherished memories between these pages. AH, AT LAST it's finished. Qi .....E?2 .2'.'L. 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