Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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K 1 1 ii if -..A Before classes in llie lull Are, from left to rigln: .loin Baker, -loam liLlXV.ll'LlS, Louise Slireeves, R. D. Swanson, Slierry Rnmlall, Burl liilier, .mil Cfliuela Self- ridge. Decorating tlie Cliristmns tree in Llte library, from left to right, are: Darlene Myers, Betty Kennelly, Betty M1lI'llI1, Leroy Marquitli, Tom lioelylurt, lflaine Pont, lll1Ll Ifrmn Clay. Before Llie gym doors are, from lel-L to right: Bessie Hurtnell, Raymoml linin- bo, Rolmerl Rader, linrlmrn Senlf, Alonn x'.Iil,'l.ll1lS Swigert, .md George Gregg.

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Throwing snowlmlls .irc Douglxs Stamps, ,Lick Ramp, Frank lliliigoss, -Linct Rosclic, M.1rjm'ic Sitting on thu bit-.iciicis right: Lula Asbury, IJOIIUI Ilutsoii .l.mct Stccix, Ciinrlcs Nlutm Hire Howirtcr, llolm liston nt ll11lL Iijorkninii. inspecting, the tuba .111 from dl to right: WiibLl1'i1 Croucii Noimi I ns, lgimi, Ftiicl Cfiicrrington C in Robert Iiamlinc, .ind -Ion Dim., 261

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FRESHMEN High school would not be complete wi thcut each new group of Freshmen every year. Cln Septeniber 5, 1950,sixty-Hve Frednes entered lQldQS. to beghi their high schocd career. 'fhey'vvere greeted by eager, vengeful seniors, over-anxious for inida- don, vdnch canw the thnd vmek of schooland wasennnmd by bodismuorsand freshnaen. After initiation was over, the Class of '54 went eagerly forward into their year's work and fung and participated as active members of all clubs, sports, and other extra- curricular activities. Jim Swanson successfully led his classmates through their first year of high school. Other officers were: vice-president, Jim Steele, secretary-treasurer, Susan Bybee, and Student Council representatives, Mary Jane Green and Bob Wolf. Miss Jane Robert- son and Mr. J. Wendell Stamps were their very helpful and able sponsors. Blue-eyed, brunette, Susan Jane Bybee, Freshman candidate for Queen of Horne- coming, was chosen third maid of honor. Her escort was Jim Swanson, and Carolyn Bushong, her attendant. As the losing ccntender in their bracket of the Magazine Drive sponsored by the Student Ccuncil, the Freshmen were hosts at a school party held during the second senaester. Two very active and capable cheerleaders came from this class: Susan Bybee and Becky Anderson, who led the cheers for the Baby Bullets team. Blany of the boys represented then'class by' pardcipathag in aH intranaural and outside sport activities. They will likely all be good prospects for the future Bullet varnty'tean1. With such a good start as freshmen, we are sure that this class will continue to do as well in all of its activities, educational and extra-curricular, during their remaining three years at Ii.fl.S. liRliSHMl2N Left to right: jim Swanson. president: Tom Pierson, Mary ,lane Green, Student Council Repre- sentative, Susan Bybee, secretary-treasurerg and Bob Wolf. Student Council Representative. U81