Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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It is therefore most fitting and proper that we dedicate this page to the voters and taxpayers whose ambitions for better educational facilities have made these improvements possihle. KENNETH J. CECIL The Jester Staff of Knoxville High School is proucl to dedicate the 1055 Jester to Kenneth J. Cecil, President of the Board of Education. For his devotion to the cause of better education, and for the time and effort he has so freely given, we express our appreciation. PM C7755 Rooms 342 D IE 5 .SUIJJO Fuixo U! UUOJ - yo NJN H-I.7VJl'l S7209 fi wr Q N f W1 ,, ,E . ,iii wb? N-an 'E .4 X S 2 ,, ,A .qw F. Q, e .1 l x gg' il 'il ,x ' Q- '-f,-g,i,,3. A W W X if S , it wg: 2 X 1,55 . Q, ' Wgj? , ' ' , .Q , ff- 53552 ,ir E H ig mi fl . Ms? Q Ri FXR ,W 3? 3. , Q: in J 2 , A A 'f Kfgigw- M55 ,, YS -' 527 Q gg 1 fm. .f if ML. fuk an U :I ,LW A , Q g wig ig ' in as .. gg! if ss. , 4? 5 V1 , iz A: Q1 ' , ww.. yi f. '11 Q, 2, K 5 f ' L1 Dr. E. A. Jensen, Surwfinlvmivnl ' Dr. Donald M. Prince, Prinfirwl illinois State Normal lvniversity, B.Eii. lxiurray Stale College. Kentucky. BS, University oi illinois. ixis. University oi illinois. NLS. University oi ixiissouri. ifcl,D. University oi illinois. ifci.D. Serving as members ol lime Boarci oi George England. Tile presicient oi tiiis Education for time 1054-1955 sciiooi year organization was lxfir. Cecil. were: Kennetil J Cecil. George E. Bow- Vve give tilem our tiianics for in-iping man. Julius XV. Block. Vorace Larson. to maiie our new aciciition possible. Raipii Guiiett. Stanley Pumirey. ami First ron: .iuiius Block. George Bowman, Kc-nnciii Cm-il. angi Rnipii Gullett. Bill'k FOXYI w'0I'iif'!' l..hl'SUl'l. CEPOTQI' EllQiill1!i. Hllfi Si8l'1iPy PUlllfYf'y'. I Mrs. Inga Synjonds SlllN'l'illi,'lN'l4'lIl'5 Scwrvlniy Mrs- Hafriette I'IuStUn, BLS.: , H n - ifunmiifs, Latin. Niuic Migs Dora Jean Bybeg Prinvipais Scwvtziry 0 H 4 Q H B Duane Joimson, BA, Miss Susan Bybee BUUkkl 'I1K'f Smal Smdn-S 17. sy, ixiusic Donald Zifnfnerynan, B.iVi.: 515. in Niusic Ed Clmir. Rumi. Orriicstrn FACULTY Jake Reams, B5-: NIS- Nlrs. Ruth Leasure, AB- inciusirini Aris English, Frcnrii Miss Virginia Jarvis, Bvlffi- James Litciliieici. B-Sw Home Economics Agriruilure- Miss Helen Lindrothe, Librarian Mrs. Lois German Language Arts AB- Miss Mable Vvoolsey Lnngimgc Arls Mrs. Nancy Meilcle, AB- Lnnguagra- Arts FACULTY Miles Ames, B-5.131--N Busincss Eciuralion Miss Irma Gulleii, B-5- Typing. U1-nvrnl Business Harold Kulai, AB.: MA- U.S. Hislury. Social Pruinlr-ins Mrs. Patricia VVi1iie. B-5 Pixysical Education Mrs. Grace Van den Heurlc, BS: Nl-V-A English. Speech Llgflq Nlanugl, US: Nlfml. Piiysirul liKllH'ilti0l1 Nlrs. Mary Goff, AB- Fred Leafgren. B-5- I-Lll1l'lll 0U!l1 Supa-rvisnr Clue-nlistry. Plwysivs. Nnlllvzlmfirs Mrs. Jean Dibclen. I5-A'1TW-AN. Nliss Jeanette Shearer, AB lfnglisll. .luurnnlism Nfullmvnnntirs Joseph Jones, 13-S: NA. bIRlllPlllZlHfS, Slkil'l1I'l' F CULTY ,,, i , I Jack Miller, BS. Biology. c:L'lll'l'ilI Srivlwv Wellesley Goodwin, H5- Sl'i0lll'i' .lolm King, 154-'N Sriu-m'0. Serial Studi:-s Senior flnss advisers: Nlr. Jack hliller. Mr. .larnes Litchfield, lVlrs. .lean Dihrlen. and Nliss Helen Lindrothe. tE IUP1 CLASS UF 1955 NVQ, the senior class ol 1955, have now com- pleted four of the most memorable years of our lives. Let us reminisce. As freshmen, we were led by Dick Hughes. president: Sarah Lacy. vice-president: and Jack Gladfelter, secretary-treasurer. Student Council representatives were Kay hlarkham and Ralph Chism. Our Homecoming lloat won a first prize. and Sheryl lNlcCue was third maid-ol-honor in the coronation. Our second year we chose Gene Bradbury as president: Carol Xvetterlourg, vice-president: Kay Nlarkham, secretary-treasurer: Jan England and Dick Hughes, our Student Council representa- tives. Sarah Lacy was second attendant to the Homecoming queen and also represented the sophomores on the varsity cheering squad. As juniors, we elected Sarah Lacy. president: Nlilt Nlarquith, vice-president: Barb Lundgren, secretary-lreasurcrg Carol Ann Tucker. Cary Cowman, Gene Bradbury, Barbara Lundgren and Sarah Lacy to the Council. Barb was attendant to the Homecoming queen. Our lioat won First' prize: our skit, second. Sarah and Carol Ann were varsity cheerleaders. Carol Vvetterburg and Frank Vvright had leads in You Canht Take lt Xvith You . Vve success- fully sponsored the Junior-Senior prom. Sarah Lacy and Barb Lundgren were chosen Jester and Blue Bulletin editors respectively. ln our last year we elected Chuck Philblad. president: Gilbert Nloore, vice-president: and Lian England, secretary-treasurer. Sarah Lacy was Student Council president, while Carol Tucker and Gene Bradbury were the representatives. ,At Homecoming Barb Lundgren was escorted by Gene Bradbury, football captain, and crowned queen by hir. Litchfield. First maid-of-honor Carol Ann Tucker was escorted by Chuck Phil- blad, basketball captain: second maid-ol-honor Sarah Lacy, by Bill Wise, track captain. Sarah. Barb and Carol Ann led varsity yells. The senior play. Nine Girls . featured an all- girl cast. Then came the prom. the trip to the Gzarks, baccalaureate and graduation to climax our four years. Vve wish to thank our senior sponsors, bliss Lindrothe. lwlrs. Dibden, hir. Nliller and hir. Litchfield: also, Dr. Prince, previous sponsors. teachers and friends who have made our stay so pleasant. Darrel Anderson sux playvr . . . rolls-gjv . . . smnrl GUY Gerald AHCICFSOII ugqlxc-xxkn . . . Nnlinnixl Guanl fflrs Louise Best Busim-ss mmmgvr . . . Knox . In nu llx n I ' V I gl s ' if rn 4' a u-nhsls maxu Eugene Bradbury Fooilmu auplnin , . . Upnngon Kvllfs Judith Ann Brannon Vrionruy . . . pm-rpm-hm' muiinn l'l!'hllliFll! Imrown 1-yes Joe Burgess Xloforryflc' nmrl . . . UBinli . lmmlynmn uh' Carole Carlson Gary CONN ITIHH Tirklvs ilu' ivorivs . . . m'uH1'g.Er' A-Dilll', , . . MLAIN 1 I na ixlarinos Donald Corbin Dun . . . quivl guy . . . frm-:Hx .l0hT1 Carlson Tillvr of ilu- soil . . h'm'hwr IIICFIWH . . . quic-I guy Ralph Chism lIChiS.' . . . gym Lluss lvrmr :C'lllpK'I'! ir-nlpc-rY Nancy Conclreay Lilrmry , . . swvvl sungslrvss . fini! c:hlK'Sl'DllFLf girl up . . . F.F Larry Gray Artist . . . rut up . , . always smiling Janet England Feature eflitnr . . . lwen vlotlu , -I . . . Svnmr C ass sm-rc-tary-lreusurcr Charlotte Gardner Country girl . . . nirv tn lcnnn' . girl ol' il ll-UN NUTCIS Jarlc Glaclfelter Afllly . . TOHPI' SlUllf'l' ClIl'X'll' Playliorcl Grillitll Navy . , . Play . . Qlull lnonlent Vvilliam Greene . . . slnrtli cur lan clrivvr 'EJ IIFVPI' . . . trur Vvayne Happs UxxV1'ilI0I'n . . . UCNIIFICYU , io know Vviiiiam Hoben HILI ifulurc i:ilFlll0l' . . . quivt . . . sin-vp Richard Hughes Griciirun punh-r . . . uifpiln . . simrp siiirts XNIBHCIEI KHONXfi6S NXVKYIFFI' oi H CiiE1l1l0nli . . . SCH , . . iricnciiy smiic- Roioert Laiioiieiie mslrcss Sarah Lacy IX 6' I, , . . UIVEOIWH . . . ilflllffi IOFFPS jC'Slf'l liliihlf . . . KNOX bf'i 011 PFPXY . . . 1'iN'l'l'il'El Mary Lane Cirruialion manage-r . . willing xxoriu-r , . . pinno Darrel Liniger Rafi E' Xviiilr . . . ljorni maui . Navy BHFbHl'H LUHCIQFCH li0llll'l'l1lllilH-I qIlf'C'll . . , . . . Him- Builvlin vfiilnr Virginia Luxmore Hursvs . . . nrrivnt sicnh-r . . . ivrivmiiy ivilflll girl Nlariene Mf'B6ti1 SKIXOPIIOIH' . . . simrl ami swvvl . . . ibric-muy Donald iVlcCoy Don . . . Fermi . . . sta-nciy mam Sileryi iViCCue Gilbert Moore Futura- iwaintirian . . Nsiwrriz-'i Scif-nfv and Drunmiirs pnxx . . , fuk- kili John Miller Dimcipjf' . . . piiysiquv . . iullliwii-1' Betty Niciviiiian I:l ilillI'C rvpurh-r . . . uiivlu . Svninr piny viiinin Kay MHTiihHlll Diulnnnii . . , Navy . . . Sax piziyvr Milton Niarquitii Pmsr-imii fuptain , , . Milt . , . ifasl Gaiosimrg guy roui rnrlwiisl .lark SChiCI6T'l1Elfl :luis rllisvlvl' lgilllll . . . lHt4'? IHOKIUI? KHIS . Charles Philblacl Snnior class proxy . wmmn lmslivilunu rnplnin Marlene Ring Bluvkburn Cnllvgv . . Chris . . , pal in all JZIDIGS SFHH Crounvr . . . 'flinuu . . . Irurk runnvr Joan bfliulz Twin . . . .lsmlliff . lnalu--up cditur Jean SCIIUIZ Twin , , . sc'4'rv!m'iul iruining . . rich-s ilu- sflmol lmus 8 Gil fy SIIHYGI' Gulf-sluurg . . . fours luis bus . . k'iV'll1'I'S, ivrror Jacqueline Smith Illinois XXYPSIPXRIII . . 'lsiniliyu . . . giggflvs XX-'yilliani Sweborg , . c USIUIII l40l'll . , . kl'CH CIOHIPS , llilSl'I!ilH Carol .ADH Tllflief GJNA. pn-xy . , . vim. vigor. ami vilnliiy . , . rlivvrlc-ziilvr Carol Vvetterburg Nvus s-ililor . . . Cusvx'u . . lwig bllll' CYUS Vviliiam Vvise All-star . . . UBRH . . . track vaplnin 1 ff Pauline Vvilt Frank Vvriglmt Doris Zimmerman Typisl . . . Xx'iHii1lllSfii'lll,..5 fl.-2. Gull' . . . Jivim- KIKIIICUI' . . . cullcgz- Afringrlmm hurzsfvr . . . Frvnrll Class vyvs ol Nur' IIUIUILI whiz . . , pcrsonulily Looking nw-r lllc- Hl'lXiUI' fillallxn-5 urv: I,H'Silll'llf. Cllurlvs Plxiunlml: smI1-Iuryvlrz'zls1lrvr. ,lnnvl llngjlzuul. mul vin--pwsizlvlll. Gillwri Nlonrc. I m J CLASS UF 19 6 Time class of l956, uncier tlie guidance of lN'liss lrma Gullett, lxliss Virginia Jarvis. lVlr. Harolcl Kulat, ancl lN'lr. Don Zimmerman. successfully completecl tlie junior year at Knoxville l'ligli School. ln tlie first few weelcs ol scl1ool, Ernie Bybee was cliosen presiclentg Don Cowman, vice-presi- clentg Dorotliy Vvliitson, secretary-treasurer: Pat l..aFollette. Jerry Smitli, ancl Jim Tarocliione, Stuclent Council representatives. Ernie Bylioee servecl as vice-president ol tlme Student Council: and .lucly Bloclc. as secretary-treasurer. Tliese officers provecl to be capable ancl elilicient. Petite Patsy Cottom was cliosen to represent tlme class in tlie Homecoming festivities. Slie was cllosen to attencl tlme llirst maicl-ol-lionor. Tlie tlleme of tlie class Float, wliicli won seconcl prize in tlie Homecoming parade, was 'mlow 'Em Down . lVlany of tlie junior boys provecl very valualale to the 'varsity football. lnaslcetluall. traclc, baseloall. and golf teams. Jucly Bloclc was cliosen from tlme class to support tlie atl1letic boys as varsity clieer- leader. Vve were proucl to liave tliree oi our junior girls as majorettes for tl1e Knoxville Higli Scliool luancl. Tlwese girls were Pat Nliller, Jo Ann Huglilaanlis, and Sliaron James. Jucly Bloclc ancl Sandra Vvesteriielfl were cllosen in tlme spring of l954 to edit the Jester ancl Blue Bulletin respectively. Several money-malcing projects were sponsorecl by tlwe class lllI'0llgl'I0lll' tlme year. Tlie class solcl stationery, loirtlmclay calenclars and sponsorecl a cliili supper ancl lielcl a clance alter a baslcetimall game. One of tlie main attractions of tlie spring montlms was tlie tryouts ancl practices for tl1e Junior play. Tlie play was clirectecl by lxlrs. Grace Van clen Heurlc. Tlie liigliliglit of tlie year was tlwe Junior-Senior prom lielcl on tlie niglit of Nlay 6 at tlie Gales- lnurg Club. Vve wislw to tlianlc our aclvisers lor tlieir coop- eration ancl assistance tlmrouglmout tl1e year. Tlie junior advisers were: lVlr. Harolcl Kulat. ivlr. Donald Zimmerman, Nliss lima Gullett, and lvliss Virginia Jarvis. x A ' 1: K A NF ' Y -x - T 1? .L A MJ 1. -'f I SL 3 X . X J. Qu ,' 1 'K' '-.,,,.- Nr!,,.'Q'4'UQ'g wriik f if-A . E MXL, . f 221 f if sit A- Q Q gf H A. Q D, f x ,J . QM N Xxrfz' V H - Q e Carol Carr Patsy Coilom Donald Cowman Nlargarel' Cronolmle Frank Delost Colle Derlmnl Joseph Ehringer Donald England Robert FQEIIIUQHGI' VN- arren Felcler Joyce Fox Donald Gibbs , T, , li , - MW sf if 4 X , .M - -.mf f-f. ,A A . M . , 5 ffl ,me-Q, v If I 1:51 X SSS FQ 1 ii fs- 49 X AN K Q s 5 ii f New if 'wp W.0sua-rYj1? 5?k fi ,Q M .,., 4 S Rx N 4 xii '45 X' J Frank Nvallxcr Ronald Vvelaber Sandra Vveslerfie Rirlmrd Vvlmilc Dorothy Xvllilsoll John Vvyong Presiflent. George Clarli: vice-presiclent. .loe Nlarlcleyg ancl secretary-treasurer, Arclatlme Stone: Capably leel our soplionlore class tlirougll its see- oncl year in lliglr selmool. Carol Peterson ancl jim Nlarlis servecl time Class in time Student Council. Aclvisers were ixlrs. Patricia Vvliite as eliairman. Nlrs. Grace Van clen Heurlc, Nliss Sally Hopkins. Jake Reams. and Vvellesley Goodwin. Jucly Anelerson, time Class eancliclate lor Home- coming attenclant. was attenclant to time seeoncl mairl-ol-lxonor. This class was representecl in many clifferent First row: Vvanita Hoppoeli, .lim lxlrlfay. aml Georpx' Heiclenlmlul, Bar-li row: lxlarilyn Xvilson. Jucly bLillt'Eil'f'0. Suzanne LaFolletle. and Carolyn Xvilson. I Reanls. Joe Mnrlilcy, Jim Nlarlcs. George Clark. Mrs. Grave Van flex: HCUfk. ATKlall11' Sl0l!0, Cilftll l,l'lQ'l- son, ancl Mrs, Patriria Xyllile. CL SS UF 195 sports. Clubs antl activities. Pam Bef-eller. Arclallie Stone. Nlarilee Veclell, ancl Wlareia Randall. Junior Varsity elieerleaclers, ralliecl tlle J. Vfs on to greater eflorls. Several boys went out lor various atiiletics ancl greatly llelpecl time teams. Eaell ol time T0 members ol time class worlcecl lmarcl lor time goal of S1000 witlm sueli money- maliing projects as selling Cilll'iSlIl'lElS wreatlls and lmaving laalce sales. Nve wisll to tlianlc our sponsors for tlieir lcincl help. Connie Harter. Rosalie Folger. .lim lJl1ill3la1,l. Slllllll. Franlc Olin. Boll lillerlge. Nlarcia Ranclall. ancl Barbara Hutson. 28 lX'1l'. NNrYl'llPSl1'y L:0ULlXVin. jilkf' First row: Mary Murphy, Alin- Zandcrs. Pat Carlson. Larry Luxw. and Dick Knuli. Iiilf roxx I Arlklriprlf' NICXIQPIA. Rn Gucisil, Clmrlvs Hr-ss. and XV:-sivy Carlvr. Barbara Iiflilllllfl, Balm Smillm. Rich- ard Drvrlgc. Dniz- Gibbs. Mary Dv- iosi. limi Suiiiif. .lim Nlonimmn, Wiaxry xN L'Sll'l'li0Ill, Muriiyn Spf-mx-r RHIC! Doris Si1rc':'x'0S. Pak Grady. Carolyn Sivfk. Ruth Ann Davie-s. Ninry .lo Tnlllill, Bm-iiv XxYil1l'll0l. Dvnll Rmivr. Cllis Nlnrliu. anti Jim Goff. Firsl row: Donna Cnnnrn. Belly Luxmorc, Slmirlvy Booton. Slliifllll Nlnllc-nclc-r. .loyrc .lnnu-s. and Rollin Roselle. Bark row: David Dinsnmrc, Tom Lislon. anxl Charles .l0llllf'0l1. Firsl row: Lvanno Sllrvvvs. Carl Sh-vvns. and Bcvcrly Bruslm. Bllfk IAOVYZ D0l'lHld I:ahlullfl. llirry Carlson, Mary Conclrcay. Sharon xNVHSllHlTRUgll, anrl Nancy Surn- lwrgcr. Clmrlos Soplmcr, .lolm Bauman. Nlivlicy Taylor. l,.nRay llruvtl. .lufly !xl1il0l'S0ll, 'QUIK' xxlillliifr, lxl8filPC' Vorlr-ll. Pam Bvvrllor. and Earlene Sullil-li, Y ,lane lfuller. Nlyron ttpp. Lance llumplireys. Mr. Fretl Lenlgfren, Root Goclsil. fvliss .leanette Slieurer. .leannic lwlcfxlillnn, lxlrs, Rutli l-s-asure, ancl Nlr. .tolin King. CLASS UF I9 8 Vve eiglity-one lreslimen enterect tlie moclern portals ol KHS last year uncter tlie walctilul eyes ol vengeful seniors, wlio coulcln't Wait' for initia- tion ctay. Now we liave cornpletect our lirsl year. witli only tliree left until gractuation. To put us on ttle riglit tracli, we cliose Rott Goctsil as our presictent: lxlyron Ltpp as vice- presictentg ancl Jeannie lxlcnlillan as our secretary- treasurer. .lane Fuller ancl Lance Humphreys representerl tlle Class in tlie Stuctent Council. Jucly Hutclicrolt loolc Jan:-'s place lor tlie last liall year. During tlie initiation of Octolner IZ. Bill Bot-n ancl Diana Huglles reignecl as lreslnnan tcing ancl queen. Ita Bylnee. clrosen as tlie Homecoming' attenctanl. was in tlie queenls court. lxlany boys went out tor atlilt-ties ancl lielpect tlieir respective teams notably. lla Bylnee ancl Darlene Racter were cliosen to clieer lor tlie junior liigli lootlixall ancl luaslcetlaall teams. To lielp raise our treasury lnalance, we solct stationery. Entering a lloat antt a slcit in tlle llomecoming was anotlier project. Ntiss .leanelte Sliearer as cliairman, Mrs. Ruttt Leasure, Frecl Lealgren. ancl Jotin King were our very lielplul class sponsors. ljirst ron: Darlene Austin. lxlartliu Uustalsun. anct lfnrlene Grill-itll. Bart: ron: Roger l7atilunct. .tue Gull. George lfilicr, tBl'l'l'lllI'l't Cxpfit. antt Beverly IJKJHYXKIPF. 31 Luilu Flynn. .IEIIIPI Link, Jvnn Ann Ylrcoy. Nurnmn ffarnsl. Darlene Rndcr, Tom lfnglnncl, Carol Tuillill, nnrl Flax N1rK0r-. First row: Arthur Broun. Burl Asmmuglr. Sllifllfj Huglrlmnlcs, and Ray Cramr-r. Buck ron: Dirk Alecnv, .lark Xvvsivrltic-III, .lnnv Snlinv. and Ruth Ann Carr. Firsl ron: Ronald IJIIFIHCII, Gary Tnskvr, Cnr- rul Srnn. Diana Hugh:-s. Linda Pull:-r. Karvn Yingling. maine Slmnlmcrg. Nlary Lrmun-tl:-r. Sllilfllll SOIYIIZT, Elllfl KilTC'l1 S0l'lllf'l'. Burk row: June! Andvrson. Ruin-rin Nlrcunv. Rirlmrcl Vvur-rzhurgvr, Kcnnvth MrLarc'n. A!- frrd Acfams. Duxvaynv lJil'lif'TS0ll,F1l1CI Murslm Nl'lSllll, Carl Carlson. Billy Bm-n. Fxrlkllfllllll CtJtklll'ill1. Danny Simpkins, Ronald Tully. Nurnm Brand- lwury. lin-'yum ljvh-rsun. Karon Ring. and Maury .lilnK' XNVCHS. lrirsl row: :wary Royu-, Kay Tmvnsclmrl. .lim Fullvr. Raynmml Nm-lson. ,lim Gunllwr, Hvnry lfnglnml, .lnvy Xvvsf. Rnlmvrl Hngfiv, nur' Larry Nlurlin. Burk run: Rnlplx Suyrs. Bill Xvirkxxirv. Mcl- vin SHIIPBHIIQII. David Gnnlm-r, Vivliy lfarnsl, ,Iunivv lxilkjxlilllffllt. um! Null! Howvl'l0r. 1 , , .lzmvl Craig, Nanny lillfflilllll, .lim Sopvr, .IIICIY Hulvlmcroft, .lark Dvrlmxn. .land Pc-lc-rson. Tnm Chcrringlon, Nlnrlcr- Stork, and Sc-oil Mnrklf-y 33 First row: J. Nlorris. Nl. Smiilm. C. Bordxu-H. S. Tcrry. D. Julmson, Sm-rolud row: R. He-ss. S. XX'asl'mnlwa1xgh. M. Smith. R. C!arli. M. Clark. Third row: L. Pvnninglun. I. Spurgm-un. K.H1-mh-rsun. C. Dnnivlsnn. lf. Nozxl, F.H1-m-rn-1 Fuurill row: J. Carivr. S. Krolm. R. Bvnry. L. Bowlllnn. Nl. Huwvrlvr, Hulson. EIGHTH GR DE First row: G. Cuurlvr. B, Clark. L. Brusll. D. .lr-Hr-rsmu. D. fxkfwllllilx. Svtund row: D. Vfullvr. K. Cnllloon. P. Craig. C. Slvw-Ins. Vurllvr. Third row: J. Broun. C. Pluv, R. Pivlira-I, .l, Huglmvs, Tvrpvnillg. B. filllllfilll. l:0Llflh FUYYI J. lxlflilly. N, I,IliHipS. .l. '-HI'S0ll. I.. .I0hllS0ll, H2ll4ll1'l1, S. NPISOH. Ifirsl ron: B. Davies, T. Hnynw. S, Snrgrani. S. Xvooisvy. L. Tliompson. Svfolui rim: L. Lincinill. il. Xxlllflilllllli. B. Xvvsiciiivlri. xN'ilH'i.'l'. B. Cllirilll. .l. Bailvy. Third rim: D. Xxvllflillliill. ls. Sriiimic-iimin. ll. Bork. S. Hopping, U, Juimson. J. Nr-lsun. Vvv in lin- eiglllli grurlv 1-lvvlvcl Bill Wioorv ns Joyce' Carivr. lrvnv Spurgvon, and .land Larson our prvsiclvnl. Joim McKay as vicar-prvsicivnl, um' wc-re our ciiveiivacis-1's for helping to support IIN' Lincla Linciaimi as sc-crm-1ary-lrcusurer. Sue Vvooi- allmlelic boys. sr-y anti Jolm ixiorris wc-ro our Slurlvnl Council VN-'v arc- grain-ful lo our sponsors. Wiiss Nialvc-I rr-press-nlatives. Vwioolsm-y. Ummm- Jolmson. and Jack x'IEll1llt'I. I IFS' TUU1 lg. IXIIHIT. ck Stllllxliillllfll. l4.IlxL'l', lj. IIIHY, IA. IJISIUY. Sm-omni ruw: Nl. Fox. L. Li-vor, D. Isllflllllllll, I.. Hoois. Wi. H4-ss. Tllirri row: I.. H1xrh'r. G. ixiniiwrs. L. Huicliisun. F. ixirllruvy. B. Carlson. 1, Br-nson. Fnurlll run: B. ixiourv. D. .IoIxns0n. N. Burr-1-4-. S, Bmxnmn, G. ixiaxr-y. U. Grolnimn. C. l.:'mHwiiur. First rim: N. Roysv. J. vvinrlwll, l.. Xynllvrs. .l. Xvoolscy, Nl. Spclxrfr. Svronll ron: .l. Vvllilsill. S. Clint R. Sl4'YC'llS. .l. Tully. S. lxlcyvrs. Tllirnl row: S. Slllilll. A. Ring, C. Iillilllilll. Nl. l.zul:0llc-llv. D. .lnlmsnn Fnurlll FUN! Nl. Clark. B. Clzxrli. C. XYvnlclri1lgE:'. .l. Lvnin. C. Gilmfzon, Filvill ron: B. Rirlmrcl, Xvunlsvy, lxl. QYDWHI. EVENTH GRADE l:irsl run: R. xxVilSll2Xl'7EillQll. ll. Slllilll, l.. N4-yvrs. B. lfngilmul. I.. l.nl'4nllvM:-. S1-nuul row: lj. Xvvlulwr, R, Cullum. lf. Rosv. R. Dmxsun. l.. lluolon. Tllircl row: .l. Gorclon. P. XXYllllllK'll. ll. Dr-lost. J. Nlnxvy, R. Lmnlwrk. lfuurllx ron: ll. xxvUPI'ZlNlI'Qfi'l'. lla. Nlarlis, .l. ,lolmSun. R, lxlillvr. Comlrrixy. Fillll nm: R. Bon 1-n. Nl. Slvpllson. XY. Slunrp. D. Tlmlnas. C, Gmuliv. I .-- Firsi rim: C. Carlson. i.. Cicvmigcr, B. Broun, C. Coupe-r. G. .iui1nson. Sriorui row: Ni. firm-gg. .i. ixllllllllly. .i. ixiiliill'I'S. hinrlin. Fililillllli. Tiiini rim: D. Hanson. S, ifiiringvr. R. Uocisii. Ni. Nri,nrvn. B. ixiorlnn. lstlllliiil ron: .i, Dunimnr. P. iNirCny. if. i:C'1'LfllS0ll. B. Booinn. Ni. Higgins. Fiiiix rum: B. Niiillilllliiil. R. ixil'K4'l'. .i. Niimrv. S. finrcinvr. Consisling of 07 slucicnls. our Sl'V4'l1iil Qracic vicwprvsiricnl, .im-if Xvooisf-y: anti sccrciarydrcas- was time iargcst in lin- ilisiory of Knoxviiiv iiigiu urcr. Pai ixiccoy. Sciriooi. Tile Slucic-ni Council rvprvsenlaiivcs were Sue Uncicr time sponsorship of ixirs. Lois ficrrnun. Slnitil ami Joim Vvililsitl. Suv NN-iooiscy. Caroic Nirs. Nancy ixieiicic. anti .iosr-pil .ions-s, wc cieclz-ri Xx'700iCil'ifiQ0, nnci Joan Corrion marie very capable time foiiowing ofiiccrs: prcsicicnl. Rosniic Cocisii: cilccricacicrs. ltirsi row: A. iiiounscnxi, D. Nl2lillll'SIlliiil. ixi. Silrvvv:-s. D. Hanson. D. Grmiy. Sr-cnlui rim: L. Spiiilvr. S. Sinn. C. i.cmii1cilcl'. F. Spiriwr. Xvvnn. Timirri row: B. iiI'llSil. B. Fniliumi. C. Gnrrincr. B. Pmiccr, ,i. Pch-rson. ifonrlii ron: L. Niciirnvy, L. Luiiixin. if. Hoiucn, J. Slow-iitoil. K. Duvics. Fiiilil ron: K. ingic. A. .icfir-rson. I. Ncisnn, .i. Huison. T. Luiiiiin. FHICFISF I A IM Mm Emu? rlnflliilll 'E IJ H1 vu gjfjja wow I5 yy N3 7 J HJK0-f ,, - TJ Ifoaf Info: J- UNV5' I . uoavsswo E Haw Fm-wfsl dons-Llzlby yfmnafuov vfyyufva 0 'W' I O .18 I2 wana' ' . . . E ONMI7 L I rll rg UD ll.7l!.7lU7' m ll- -' C C1 S Z Z E Jw H awfuo-:J 5 O O Z S10 7: :Is so Q '4 rn . O so : U1 -I O ofvmmy ow.: six: C7 I U f: I E Un Q U1 C' O Q In U1 E O D1 F' G U5 ' LQATIN CLUB ' DRAMATICS CLUB ' FUTURE HOMEIIIIAKERS OF'AB'lERICA ' GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA f'- J 4' I X A Q' E47- P N , '-a 5,.1 5 ::::. 5 JI Q ' '- 4',:.. . 11 W N 'I 5 .,..... 3 , Q 3 Q Q First row: G, Heirtenhtut. J. Scatt. J. Nitter, D. Hughes. VV. ljctder, D. tfngtamt, J. Niontunan. Second row: C. Hess. R. Rosette. J. Ntoore. .l. Phithtaft. U, Brauthury. R. Gortsit, F. VVright. F. tmatgreri. Thirit row: J. Bowman. T. Liston. G, hionre. C. Phithtact. CIE CE CLUB A very active ctub at KHS is the Science Ctuta. Gil htoore was the presirtent, white Chuck Phil- intact, Gene Brartbury. anti Jucty Moore servect as vice-presictent. treasurer. anct secretary respect- ivety. The main function of this club is to help stucienls stucty certain scientific projects anct to better acquaint them with the science tietct. The ctuh gainect in membership from last year as there was a total ot 21 members. During the year several trips were taken to various places to see science projects. Ntr. Fred Leatgren was the capable sponsor of the Science Club. This was hir. Leatgren's First year at KHS, but he tost no time in organizing an intettigent anrt smoothly-run organization. During the year the members teamed how to run the movie projector. G, Bracthury, C. l'hilh!f.d. F. Leatgrcn. G. Nloore, ami J. htoore. J. Scatt, J. Miller. F. Vvright. anti J. Montcman. First rovs: i-. Vwiailers, R. Xfvasiiaixzxugim. if. Hoben. B, Boolon. ir. Howerier, M. i'ion4-rier, G. Courier, Sl'i'0IlLi TUXY2 B. NIUOTP. CiifiSOIl, D, .lUilllS0l'l. l,. rrlliiy. D. tifklliv. tifflillllilll, Cill'iS0l1. Tilirfi rovi: C, Cooper. iiilI'illQ'CI'. A. Ring, Sllliiil, P. ivircioy. Roysv. PQ. ifngizxmi, ,i, Tuiiy. D. Tilonms, i.. Hools, St'iIiCiPIlIiIl'l. .i. Km F JU IUP1 HIGH SCIE CE CL B JU IUP. BED CP1USf Time Junior Higil Science Ciuim was imeacieci by Biii ixioore. presicienld Sue Smilil, viee-presicieni: anti Ann Ring. secretary-Ireasurer. .ioim King was tile faculty afiviser. Timugim time ciuia was nol very aclive lilis iirsi year. rnemioers soici eanciy in tire imiis for El money-lnaixing project. Tile Junior Refi Cross was ieci by Janet Larson. presicienlz Biii Boen. vice-presicienl: Lintii-1 Hulcii- inson, sefreiary-Ireasurer: Saiiy Terry. puimiiciiy eimirgnang Davici Dinsmore nnci Simron Vvasim- baugim, senior sponsors. Ariviser Duane Joimson was eimirznun oi :xii Refi Cross afiiviiies. Firsi row: L. Timmpson, S. Sllliiil. D. Burnmori. Seronni row: L, Hooks. B. Niorlon. ij. ixircoy. U. A1fliiIl'l'S. C. Xvooimiririgc, S. Terry. L. Hutriiison. C. Cooper. Tilirri row: R. Ciaric. .i. Brown, P. Craig. B.XN'4-sk-riieiri, S.XX'ilSil2li1illlQ'il. L. idillliilili. i, Spurgeon. N, Piliiiips. .i. Larson i?0lll'iil run: B. Bom-n. D. ixirfioy. D. Dinsmore. N. ifnrnsi, D. Joimson. LIBRARY CLUB Silaron James. president. ieci time Library Club timrougim its tiftim year: Joyce James was vice-presi- cientg anci Virginia Tilton serveci as secretary- treasurer for time seconci consecutive year. bliss Lincirotime was time club sponsor. in timis service club timere were 20 members. Timirteen menmbers were priviiegeci to serve as library caciets. Timree members were in Junior Higim. A Cimristmas party in time library and a scav- enger imunt in town were tile parties of time year. Niembers of time club ciecorateci time library for time Cimrisimas season. To finance various projects. time ciub soiti greet- ing carcis and stationery. Library Club meetings were Vvecinesfiay in time library ciuring ugoicl week. Niost of time club members imave Library Club pins wimicim imave been purcimaseci for time last two years. ' Time purpose of time Library Club is assistance in time library. Cadets cio sucim timings as cimecicing in anci out books, putting timem back on time simeives. and aiding Niiss Lincirotime in otimer library work. Because of time larger library wimicim seals 84 peopie. timere was a neeci to imave two caciets on fiuly eacim perioci. i irst row: L. Potter, Niiss H. Lincirotime, il. Vvitt. S. Pooie. J. James. Second row: NI. O'Dean. J. Niciwiiialm. J. Nioore. Ni. VX-Veils. N. Con eay, iw, Lane. .i. MrNaugiml. R. Niccurme. D. Zimnmernman. V. Tilton. J. Pferscimy. S. .ianmt-s, R. Carr, A. Zanciers. ami P. ixiiiier. LATI CLUB Don lfngflaml, vire-prc-siclenln Cnrole Carlson, prvsiilenl: lluili Ann Gusinlson, s:-ri'c-Iui'y- lrensurerg lxlrs. llzlrrieile lluslon. iulviser. Firsl row: .l. Snline. K. Snplu-r. M. Vfilson, l.. Slm-eves. A. Shine. ll. Carlson, C. Carlson. lxl, Ring. .l. l'luh'ln'roll. Seeoml ron: A. Cnrlson, R. C1llSldlS0l1. tx. lxloller. V. Tillon. lxloore. limolliury. lvl. Slerli, S. l..nl nllelle, Nl. Verlnvll, P. l31'l'l'lll'l'. Tliirrl ron: H. lluslon. .l. lflirinqvr. Nl. Xveslerlielcl. S. Vxlnslmlmugli. D, Dinsinore. .l. lXlc'lN'lillnn. .l. l.inli, K. Ring. D, ZllllIllC'flllilIl. K. Ying!- ling. C. Xvilson. lrourlli ron: T, l.islon. S. l.ury. ll. Uuclerlcirlc. D. lfnglznul. .l. lfnglnnml, D, lluglies. .l. Sinilli. .l. 'l1nrm'liion:'. ,l. ljliillwlml. .l. Nlnrlis. M. gllllvllhllgll. Tin- Lalin Clula. composecl ol 43 memlyers. was active in all seliool aelivilies Iliis year. Carole Carlson presiclecl over tlie elulzmg Don Eiiglaiicl servecl as vice-presiclenlg uncl Rulli Ann Gustaf- son, as seerelary-lrensurer. Nlrs. l'lusion leni lier lielping lmncl as aclviser ol ilu- Clula. lnilialion ol I3 lreslimen was llme lirsi eveni ol llie year. Tliis ioolc llle lorm ol a poilufli supper on Seplemlner 24. Alier worlcingj lmrrl on un original l'l0lDOFOll1lIlLf slcil. llie clula wallcecl oll willl liirsl place lionors lor ilie lliircl Conseculive year. 'lille Clirisimas lea was lielcl on Deeemlaer 20 lor llie motluers ol all llie Laiin Clulu memlaers. Tlie main anal lasl eveni ol llie year was the annual Roman laanquel wliieli tool: place in April. lxlemlgoers clressecl in togas ancl reclinecl on rin- lloor lo eal the Roman meal preparefl lsy llie molliers. 43 First ron: S. .lnnic-s. .l, Huglilmnlis. P. Carlson. lf. Sutlill. .l. Jain:-s. Sm-oncl row: S. Huniplireys. D. CtllllFOIl, L. Potter, lxl. Cronolwlc. N. Nvvstcrlivlcl. A. Znnclrrs, L. Slim-vves, fi. Nlun flvn llf-url, Tliirtl row: .l. Blorli, l.. Brotline. .l. lxlrlxlillan. D. HllQllt'S. A. Stone. Nl. Vi-dt-ll, lvl. Rnnrlnll. Sxu'l'mrf!. Fonrtli ron: C. Carr. P. lxlillc-r. B, Ouflvrliirlt. C. Carlson, Nl. Ring. VV. Kmmlvs. J. Rose. Filtlx row: V. Tilton. S. Xvrslerlirlfl, .l. lillglflllfl, .l. Sniitli. Turlcvr. Xvettvrlwllrg. B. lxlrlvlillnn. .lnlms0n. Sixtli row: P. l.nFnllvtl1r. N. Bratllaury. D. Xxlllllitill. .l. Blovli, lf. Sutli Sm-ventli row: A. Ninth-r. F. Xvrigllt. .l. Nloiilmnni. .l. Sfall. D. Huglws, G. Nloore. C. l'hiIhlml. DHAMATHI Tlie Fiftli year ol tlie Dramatics Clulo at KHS was organize-ol uncler tlie clirection ol Nlrs. Grace Van clen Hs-urlc. Capaluly leacling tlie cluln tliis year were Gilbert Nloore, pre-siclent: Jaclcie Smitlm. vice-presiclenlg ancl Pat Carlson, secretary- treasurer. Cancly sold in llie lialls was one of llie main projects lor malcing money. Anotlwr important factor in ilu- financing of tlme club was tlie bootll nl tlie Jester Carnival. On Felwruary '26, QI members lyoarclecl a cliar- terecl lous lxouncl for Clmirago to see KITIIP King anal In at thi- SlllllJK'I'l Tlieater. The -47 club me-mlyers enjoys-cl a very interesting year. CLUB G. Van clcn Hcurli. aclviserz J. Slnitli. vivo-presirlent G. Nloori-. we-siclr-nt: P. Carlson, sevrr-Inrv-tr:-nsurvr, I . First row: D. Hughes, Nl. RUB:-th. .l, Schulz. .l. Schulz. N. Conctrfajx. V. Luxmore, Rl. Lane. lj. Xvitt. K. lxlilflillitlll, B. Luncigren. .l. Brannon, VV. Knowles. S. Hiclcolc. l.. Brortine. Seconcl row: P. Cottom. .l. Rose, .l. Huglihanlis. l. Byhee, D. Camren, D. Shennut. L. livingxston. R. Carr. V. linrnst. S. Sophcr, S. Hugh- hanlis, D, Rader. R. hlccune, B. Delawcler. lf. Stolnht-rg, L. Flynn, Third row: D. Shreeves, M. Nlurphy, VV, Hopporlf, J. Srhrncen, .l. Amlerson. D. Austin, M. Royse, R. Howerter. lf. Peterson, .l. Rlccoy, N. lfnglzmd. M. Gustafson, B. Hutsnn. R. Vvallcer. B. Luxnlore. .l. Rlnore. Fourth row: C. Moore, R. Folger, S. lvlallender, C. Tulhill. Nl. Nelson. S. Booton. li. Brush, lf. Sutlill, Al. Di-lost. C. Hnrler. .l. Plz-rschy. B. lfrlilunrl, C. Stecli, Rl. Vvesterl-ielcl, A. Zanclers. J. Anmlerson, C. l'c-terson. Fifth row: H, Huston. M. Tuthill. .l. Craig. P. Simpson, Rl, Conrlreay. V. Jarvis FUTURE HUMEMARER' UE AMERICA As a new clulo at lilo-IS this year, the F.H.A. tarian. Barh Lunclgren. Rliss Virginia Jarvis was hacl lor leaclers: president. Patsy Cottom: vice- heart aclviser anal hlrs. Harriette Huston was co- presiclent. Kay Nlarlcliamg secretary. Carol Peter- aclviser. son: treasurer. Carolyn Steclxz ancl parliamen- These officers, clressecl in white. were installed . - by the Yates City chapter of ilu- F.H.A. in a cancllelight ceremony. All 07 members attenclecl this event on November 22. To help spreacl the Christmas spirit, members plannecl a program ancl presented it at the P.E.O. Home. ln the llomecnming lestivities, the F.H.A. cap- turect first prize with their wallcing tioal. Valentines Day was the theme ol their clance helcl in the gym on January 22. As a lI10I1l'y-II1 alcing project. the F.tsI.A. sponsorecl a square ctance ancl box social on February 5. A tea was helct in the spring! in honor ol' eighth gracle girls. The purpose of this was to point out the activities of the cluh to girls who may wish to join. Z' V' The F.l'l.A. carried its share ol school activities .l. Schulz. H. Huston, lvlarliham. Stecli. lj. Cottom. V. .larvis. B. L,,,,dg,..,,, ami C pcwrson' ancl has been a great aciclition to KHS. 45 l'lI'St T0 XZ HUEl1PS. lx'1lllPI'. JHIIXTS. Hllnlpl lYi'y'S, -I. Bl0l'lC. OlKlC'l'l'iil'li, rl. England, TUFICCF, Bl0!'k. I.4l.ll'ldEl'0Il. SXVPIUOFQ. LVIYI l,ClPTS0l'l, rl. AAIlClK'I'S0l'l. Seronel row: P. Carlson, L. Slireeves, A. Stone. lxl. Cronolnie, .l. Rose, L. Bmriine. S. Hirltoli. V. l.4l,lXIll0l'l', C. Carr. V. Tilton, S. Xvesterliiel non e K. Marlcliam, Nl. Ring. C. Carlson. P. Vvliitc. nrcl row: A. Zanclers. .l, James. B. XNYil1I'l'll'l. C. Steele B, Erlclunfl. .l. Moore, C. Moore, R. Gustalson. D. Xwlritson, A. Wlotler. P. Lalzlollet e Q Mr uc J. Srllulz, J. Sclrulz. D. Stu-naut, B. Luxnmrc. R. Vvallcer. N. Sornlyerger. l... Putter. R. Howerter. ourtlr row: S. Lacy, B. Nleivlillan. l.. Bost. C. Xvetterirurg. .l. ,SIllilll. Nl. Randall. Nl. Veclell. .l. Anclerson, J. Linli. K. Ring. J. Fuller, N. Bra urx IN Str-rlc, Nl. Vvells, J. Craig. J. Nlvcny, D. Cannon. M. Gustalson, N. lfnglanxl, I 1 r wx ixl. Dclost. C. Harler. .l. ltlerselry. if. Sutlill. R. Davies. S. Poole. C. Tutlrill. P. Bet-rllvr. Nl. Nvesterlielcl, M. Xvilson. S. Soplmr J 4 Nauglrt R. Carr, V. Earnst. S. Huglrlmanlis. qnx 1 row: D. Austin, B, Delaxxder, li. Griffith, l. Bybee, R. ixlecune, M. Ruyse. .i. Nlclxlillan, Nl. Nelson. S. Vvastmlmugli, J, Saline, lvl. Tutln Sloinbc-rg, D. Racler, .l. Hutelrrrolt. GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIU Tlie sclrool year 1054-1055 saw a new organ- ization at KHS. tlre Girls' Atlllelic Association. Leacling tlme girls were presiclent. Carol Ann Tuclcerg vice-presiclent. pat Lalrolletteg secretary. Janet Englanclg treasurer. Jill Block: and point- lceeper. Jo Ann Huglrbanlcs. The plrysical erluca- tion teaclrer, Nlrs. Pat Vvllite. was tlre aclviser. At tlre encl ol tlre first semester. Nliss Sally Hop- lcins very capalbly took over time cluties of Nlrs. Vvlrite. The annual lrilce was tlme lirst event ol tlre year. Cllili was servecl and tllen tlre new members were initiatecl. Later in tlre year. tlle girls went swimming at tlre YF'lCA in Galeslnurg. Tlren January and February brougllt the bowling season. ln Decem- ber. a semi-formal clance was lwicl in tlne gym witlr clecorations of uVVinter Vvonclerlanclu. Near tlme encl ol llre year tlle atllietic banquet ancl tlre formal dance were lrelci. ixlany money-making projects were sponsorecl by tlle G.A.A. Among tlrose were selling pencils with tlre basketball sclreclules on them. pom-poms. Cancly in tlme llallsg also. loalcesales. a silent auc- tion. ancl tlle loootll at tlre Jester Carnival. Trvusurvr. J. Biociez viz-v-pn-simivnl. P. i.aFniic'!l0: pl'0simivlll. C. Tllriwr. Pninl-in-qu-r. J. l'IllQilINillkS1 ncivisvr, S. iiopixins: smrvinry. ,i, iillgjizilui During Fi-ioruury ami ixiarcii G.A.A. girls luowivci all lin- Gaia-slmurg Bowl. ci. Sil'1'k. .L liillfk, ixl0llYl'. NI. IJZXIIIUI S. Hopkins. in April limo G.A.fX. girls look parl in imsiwlbnii lournamc-nts unci ping-pong tournaments. S, xNYilSilili7illlQ!il. if. SiLIllll'K'l'Q'. J, Amin-rsun, D. Rafivr. N. Sorni'rf-rgm-r. Ni, Tuliniii. .l. Hutrinr-roit. w 5.1 , T 1 RNA I .. . w , 'N .X K ' A M J , . yy V 1515525 f L' QWV' '::'L L Ex em . fg Aggzfzgf. 5 S-gf I Q 4 , 5 - S L . ' H 6 fi A V L' af , , Q was 3 s 3- , 5 is N' 1 fl' 'Q ll! il: lg me Pi! M5 L P' 'ff A .U +V l WS' Rx Q fi if . fs g Q -w Mr x 'Q 1 ti im? I T' X H -S A av , 'ik f E Q + S ' at AL', 4, X FFA continueci again this year with James Litchiieici as the aciviser: Gary Cowman was pres- icient: Bill Vvise. vice-presicientg Joe hiariciey. seconci vice-presicient: Ernie Byhee. secretary: Don Cowman. treasurer: anci Frank Deiost. sentinel. During time iasl part of July. 45 of time Ag boys traveieri to Strongimurst, iiiinois. to taice part in time FFA Fair. Then in the First week of August. some of time iooys showeci their projects at time Knox County Fairg in the last part of August. some of time members moveci on to show at the Iliinois State Fair. Aiso ciuring the summer. time Ag chapter had a swimming party at Laice Bracken. A September meeting was heici to acquaint time new nmenmiaers ami their parents with time FFA. in October, time group heici their annual hayracic ricie anti Weiner roast. This year they inviteci time FHA members. in this same month was time initiation of the greenhancis. For their Homecoming float. they had a scene entitieci UXVe'ii Ciean Their Plow. Early in December the FFA tooic a trip to Chicago to see the international Livestocic Show. Then on April I, the annuai FFA banquet was heici for time menmhers and their parents. The FFA is now bigger than it has ever ioeen before, with am membership of 58. D. CNUXYIIHIU. R, NNVPIILTPT, R., t'Uill'l5OTl, Si0lllI'3l'l'Q, Gihius, D, ix,1f'CilTlllifk, B. HOITCH, rl. CHYISOD. D011 IIONYPII, f0P0l'll'l'I .IQIIIIPS I Fic-ici, iuiviser: Don Cmmman. tr m urer: Gary Commnmzmn. president Bl Xvise. vice-presicient: ifrnie Bx mu secretary: Frank Deiost, selmtlne .ioe hhmriiiey. Second vice-presu ent P1914 Cf!-ff Sl! 5' nu smw sam :lsr W-WUHA li' JJIJJO lg mlm wsu H.L7v1H H-.7140-,f NOW .,, - yoafuuoa J- 5' I I I uoovsmo i WW If dau Maw fuvromsv vfwufva m W' ' 0 2 i wood I I I C C O I 8 WMU 0 Dj -A ,Tl Us Q wmlni :U I- O 5 E 8 5 :If owfuon l-1 U1 .1171 ,Tj g Q 3 ri m :NH P w -a 'U I' 1- ou Q F' l P 3, F' MnnmeoNf.z J U V' rn I va BOYS' INTRAIVIURAL COUNCIL f, ,vw wr in I1 .ww .. ,M .f .fy ,,....4- M , N023 ,731 ff? B. i-umig1r1-n. .i. Biurii. 5. Lilfy, illlfi C. Tlll'kl'f. 52 .l. Blur-k. 5. l-my, ti. i-l ul'l'll. Hnii C. irllfkftr. x t VARSITY CHEEHLEADEPF Four cutv, perl ami puppy viwcricnctc-rs. Sami: Lacy. Barbara Lunfigrvn, Carol Tuctivr ami ,iuciy Bi0Ci4. ieci tilt' yviis tilat inspirvci tiw Btu? Buiivts to win many vidories timis past season. During tootbaii season our varsity ciwvric-artors wore goici Corcturoy stacks. wtmitv sweaters wiltr a taiue anti wilite bucks. Basiwlinaii suason iurougtlt a new ctvsign in tiw ctw:-ring outtils of ttxvsc giris. Ttmvy were royai btuv corcturoy oul- tiits iineci witim goirt satin. . Vj M., X 67: x . I ff Y .411-. 1 VAHftTYlHJ CHEERLEADERS Our four snappy sophomore cheer- ieaciers, niarcia Randall. Arciatixe Stone. Niariiee Vecieii. anci Pam Bl't'l'illtf. flirt an excellent job in ieaciing lin-ir team to a victorious season. 'Fill' girls ieci yeiis at ti1e reserve football games this year in tileir twine siaeiis anfi wiiite sweaters. Navy veiveteen outtiits iinefi ami trimmefi in goici satin were worn tinougfiwout tiue idasicetiaail season. A. Siltllf. XJPQIPII. leillilililli. illlii lj. i51'K'1'il1'l . JH.HHHtVAESHWf UHEEHLE.DEES Tin- junior varsity eiieerieafiers tilis year were: Darleen Racier. Sue Vvooisey. iia Bybee. anti .ioyee Carter. Great entiwusiasm was raiseel in time .iunior Higim by timese girls ciuring time iootimaii anti tmaslcetimail seasons. Tin-ir two piece outfits were goiri veiveteen trimmeri witii iniue satin. lqilllvf. S. XXl00lSl'y. l. igXi'N'l', illlll .l. CKlI'i1'f. JB.HHHiPUiY CHEEELE DEES Cileering tor t'i1eir team at tile games ami in all pep assemblies were: irene Spurgeon. .ioan Gor- cion, Carol Xvooiciricige, ami Janet Larson. Tilese amlbitious girls ieci many yells to mimi entilusiasm ami pep to tire junior imigil pony games. Yi.ilf'Sl' girls wore blue satin outiits wilil goici inset pleats. i. Spurgeon. Xxboirlririgfe. ami .i. Larson. Almsent from pir- ture: .i. Gonion. K.. - If 1 5.3. ' fs , -. , gg., 'fr S- : 'Q , , xx V - N gg ww , f - -few.. , - . 5 G... 2, ,.- 2, 4 , K - 7, Mg r f 1. . 5 K '. 5. V.., V .QQ . ,f . . 1:5 , Mr xg - 1 'Q Q- .M Q- - W. m.,.1'1 212. Sv' H. if 4. K7 '19 .Ein ,,,.r -...T Rf' Q XL 1 if Y 'f 'xl .. -, X ..,. 5.5, ' .. YL .w,.?i-ur 'f l954-195 Basketball Schedule Knoxville 56 ,Alwoocl 47 Knoxville 45 , , , ,Aimingclon 66 Knoxville 4l N'.l.'l'. 54 Knoxville 60 Roseville 47 Knoxville 51, ,, ,, Corpus Clwrisli 75 Knoxville 46 ,,,,, , Toulon 40 Knoxville 58 , , , Hvallev 60 Knoxville 66, ,Alexis 51 Knoxville 75 , Aleclo 55 lxnoxville 51 , ROX ',4X 5I Knoxville 65 ,xvilliamsliielcl 57 Knoxville 60 , Culm 77 Knoxville 52 , Alzingrlon 77 Knoxville 61 , , Vvlyoming 74 lxnoxville 74 . , , Roseville 51 lxnoxville 60, Yales Cily 55 Knoxville 75 , Alexis 62 Knoxville 57 , ,, ,Corpus Clirisli 40 Knoxville 56, , Alerlo 64I Knoxville 40 ,, , , Alwoocl 56 Knoxville 78 ,, , , RON-'A 54 Knoxville 59,5 ,, , , ,, Yales Cily -17' Knoxville 66 , , , ,Galva Knoxville 42, Albinglclon 45 Knoxville 46 , , , Calesinlrg Knoxville -I6 ROX'lA '15 XX-'ins I6 Losses I0 lfirsl rim: .l. lxlelxuv, C, I'liill1lml, R. Gonlsil. D. Xvliile, 0l. Gilwson. ,l. Carlson, D, lfnglunzl, J. King. Sc-euncl r D Hugns VX nga .l. Luallen, U. Steele, J. Tarorlmiune, J. Smilli. 13 2 i v,L' Y 2 S l 5 5 3 E f V g IN. ,ce ,,... A w 32 ? I . ivi' 1 1 .1 3' -. mi f xx xr N 1 ,ya I T Xl ' xx -6 'ff 'T 62 35. ,:. SX gm N-- 5 f ' -' Fx Q ' ff T 7 21252 . ' -1 . 5 . 3 E '-an Q.. ' ' wwf?- K ,Q A , fo. i 4' gl c ' X Xi N 2 5 f I . 5 gt 2 W gig Eg . . .. Q. L f 1-- - Y 1 -V xi L W. M M- . . 'a ' N ::.' k XM'-' , ff ' .viii-..:f T . WW if , 5- Q A f. fs 'i x R , E Q X A2 5 xx X S 3, 4- X 1 3 1 Q , A x., 5 fx ff 5 ' 41 , 1 X XX o sf X X Q' K X Q I 4 Xxem ,E xg A i 'MF ,A-I t :f . fi ts: I r f -N .1 - .,x: fi i , ,fs '32 s fx 2, ,. 441 F.. 'K f f, 3 uf . g. I W S .X js, , - A f'Tl.e.1 1' Y V. z x S -fi: S YQ. , . ,W .ZF- . Km ,., Q4 ' K gif' 1? ,Na A xr E R' l'l r I I me-33 J-H-fix if, 2 gt! H- ' A in fx Q! XX S Rs? E J 4 C 9 U V I - Q I - U O A - O - V u ' I U I me igfw-L an 9945 U 0 I 8 asia lf 5 6 I l 1 Q , 4 QQ!! .IH IUP1 VARSITY IIncIer their capaIJIe mentor, Jack INIiIIer. the i054-I055 junior varsity IJasI4etIJaII squacI compIetecI a very successIuI season. They emerge-QI without a Ioss. giving them a seasonvs recorcI of '20 wins anrt no Iosses. Qur junior varsity compiIecI one of the most impressive recorfIs in the state. During the senson two of these hoys occasionaIIy cIressecI for xarsity competition. .I. h'IiIIer. Ir. fJIin. D. Dinsmnre. R. GocIsiI. B. Ifilegfe. .I. I,I1iIInImI, G, CIMIQ. Tin or .l, INIurIis. .I, INInrIxIey, nn:I C. Stevens. JH. HIGH VAHSITY The I054-1055 .Iunior High varsity cage-rs were coachecI by Jack IX'IanueI. The aIJiIity of these freshmen forts-IIs great success for future teams at KHS. First ron: D Sirnpkins. T. lilllfltiflfl. G. TasI4er. .I. Vvest- erIIieIcI. R. Nc-Ison. D. IN'IiCoy. R. GotIsiI, Ii. Xvicknire. Stinehaugfh. Sc-court row: U. Stins-haugI1. II. Brien. R. I.uaIIen. L. I'Iumphreys. I.. Ixturtin. C. St'aII'. .I. IXImun'I. JH. HIGH PU Y Fourteen seventh ancI eighth grade boys comprise-:I the Junior High pony cage team. which was aI3Iy coached by .Ioseph Jones. The eagerness of these Iaoys is a true incIica- tion of their future participation in the sport. First row: .I, Peterson. T. IIUXIIIP, .I. Stockton, D. John- son. tl. NeIsnn. B. INInnre, R, IXIiIIer. St'ItIKIl'lllilll. R. Stevens. and .I. VVooIsey. Serunit ron: NI. Higgins. .I. Ixhxrris, II. IXIHYIQS, Vvush- ahauijh. B. Brown. NI. Gregg, unit .I. Jones. 50 l:ir.:l row: QB. l:illIlliD1'I'. .l. Miller, A. Piersrlly. lxl. Gorclun. CJ. nlurP,nn1l Tollen. ixlurliu, l.. Carlson. liylw.-e, lxl. rlinylor, lr. Xvulli:-r. G. Sleele, Tllircl rout VV. fioocluin. D. lfngflnncl, R. Cioflsil l l f l. l.nsley. ami D. l,uxx':-ll. Anclersun. G. lxloore. ljllilldlml, B. Xvise. VV Nl Niugi Sermul ron: R, llnnson. ,l. Smilli. G. Clnrli, F. Xvriglil. Di-losl, Bruulliury, F. Nelson. Nlffioy. R. .lol1nsnn. X uh 4 D. .!xSlll7illl:Ill, D. lluglies, R. XX'elrln-r. D. Gilmlms, .i. Small.. D, Dins- lxiiller. I9 4 AR ITY FOOTBALL Knoxville lligli Sclioolis loolball leam lurnecl in a mocleralely successful lool- laall season lasl fall liy winning live games anti losing lliree. Vlillf' BlIlll'lS clelealecl Cuba 24 lo 0. Corpus Clnrisli 27 lo 7, Siu-rrarcl 32 Io I0 in non-conference games. Knoxville liacl a lmeavy line ancl a lasl lJaCl4liielrl. Vvlien Illey were playing llieir lmesl, lliey were a liarcl Combinalion lo beat. Knoxville sulilererl lllree cleleals in Con- lerence play by llme powerful leams ol Almingnlon, Aleclo, anrl Roseville. Tliey won over Alexis 20 lo 0 in llie Home- coming lill, ancl ROVA I4 lo 12 in llu- linal game ol ilu- season. Time Bullets placecl live men on time All-Slar squacl, one on ilie lirsl leam, lliree on llie seconfl, ancl one on llie lmonoralale menlion. Ciilllhill L:l'llL' lsfilllllllry, CtJil1'll .lHl'li MillI'l'. Zlfltl Assislnnl Couvli XY:-llesley Homin in. 00 Tlley liinislierl lourlli in llle Lillie Six Conference will1 lwo wins ami lllree losses. Eleven seniors, wlio liacl lime ex- perience ol playing on time varsity leam lor lliree years, will be gone from nexl yearis leam. wwf Www'-aff fy, guy- QM Q -...- si Q' . X W- 'H ,HJ 'I-an 5 , ' 1 1 s E 5 ogy V .., 4 . QM.. 1 xl J ff Q WWW 421116601- I L X 3 y f I l 3 NTS 0076 Zz 'V 1954 VARSITY FUUTBALL SCHEDULE Knoxville 2-I Cuba 0 Knoxville 6 Roseville L22 Knoxville QT Corpus Ciwristi T Knoxville 32 Sll0I'l'ill'Cl I0 Knoxville 6 , Aleclo Q0 Knoxville 20 Alexis O Knoxville 0 Aluingmlon 33 Knoxville I-I RQJVA C1 Xvins 3 Losses 5 Vi-lie .lunior Ynrsilv clelealecl lflinxvoocl nncl Roseville uncl los! lo fxlyingclon uncl Famningflon rst row: G. liilcer, F. lvlrllravy. R. xxviiSllRl5HllQll. I.. lxlrllravy. Ni. Fox. D. Hanson. B. Maries, J. Xvoolsey, J. Xvlritsill, ami T. Hoymv. 'ronml ron: K. NlrLaren, .l. XVesl. U, Cnllrlvr, Ni. llpp, B. Boen. J. Golzlh. Srliiclelnan, l... HlIlllliIlYCQ'S. R. Nelson, J. Siorlilon. ami lxl. Greg. nr, P. lircl row: J, lvlHl'lll!'l. B, Peril, Cranlrr, .l. Hugflirs. J. Nveslerlielci. G. Tnslwr. R. Goslsil, D. lwlrfxoy, T, lfngflaml, J. lXi4'Kil5'. B. XX'irk- mire. J. i'ul'er. anrl J. Jones. 1954 Knoxville I 5 . . RCJVA 7 Knoxville 6 , , Lombarcl I3 Knoxville 6 ..... . Cid urci1ill IQ Vvinning tllree games ancl losing tlm-e. llue Baby Bullels Cornplelecl llleir loolllall season. Tliey won their First game over ROVA I3 lo 7. ami lost to Lombarcl. Clrurcliili. anti Hiielleoeli. In spite oi llleir cleleal. llley scoreci againsl tileir opponents twice. This is eviclenee oi llreir figlml- ing spiril. Tire Baby Buliels came iuaclc valianlly .H1lURiHKHiFUUTB LL Knoxville 0 . .. ..... Hilelwcoelc '17 Knoxville 6 , Vvinola 0 Knoxville I2 ., ...Abingdon 6 in llieir lasl Iwo games by healing Xvinola 0 lo 0. anci Algingclon I2 lo 6. FFIIUSK' boys will slrengllien llle varsity junior lrigll squatl nexi year. All new lootlyall equipment lias been purclmaseci lor llre junior irigflr football leam next year. Tlmis slioultl eonlriloule a gfreai cleal lo llleir appearance ami success, - D A I' st r xx Bwb c I R utr B 5um irg lxl urmlii C. Pllillxlacl, J. Miller. anal F. Nvrigllt. Q ' tb Cl lx li Q It B li lk R th N som rim li XXIO f mur D Ci 4 l Laslex imc urx D. H72 Brom-rc, .l. ..1a.. . 'au nvr. . XV:-1 vr. 1 r r N X Slum! l D COFIDIII D Tutt n f Brafllzury. O. Conn, XV. lX'lt'Nmigl1t, R. Jolmson. G. lxloorc. D. Linigcr 19 4 LITTLE IX CHAMPIU Unclvr tht- clirvction of Coacll Vvenclell Stamps clnring llis last year at KHS. the Blue' Bullvt track squacl led by captain Ecl Brvece turm-cl in a very line season, winning tlw Little Six Confor- encv lncct. taking svconcl in tllc Knox County meet. and winning all tlwir clual meets. As Little- Six Clmmpions. tlu- cincler squatl reprcsvntecl the First clmampionsliip team Knox- villt- has llacl in any sport lor two ycars. Tlw season was liighliglmtccl loy the fine' per- formances of seniors Jim Str-cle and LeRoy Raclf-r. Slvvle- was one of 'flue top hurdle-rs in tlu- area. ancl Rader collected many points for tlic Bullets' causv in tlme distance runs. Vvviglit man Bill Vvisv was elvctccl captain of tlu- i055 traclc tvam. i055 trarli vi-lptain. Bill Xvisv. .l. Sic:-lc, B. Slolnbm-rg, J. Swan. mul If. Bree-cv. 1954 TR CH D. Uilmlws irsl row: .l. Taruelwione. F. Nelson. D. Slnnllxerg. D. Aslilzaugli. G. Sleele. A. Plerseliy, anrl B, l-aFollf-tie. qeroncl row: D. Vvliile. .l. Sxxanson. R. .lol1nson. R. Hanson. .l. King. .l. Carlson, C. Pllillwlml. B. Swelvorg. ancl lvl. Nlarquiill. Uneloubleclly one ol' llle rnosl suecesslul teams al KHS lasl year was llie lnaseloall leam. They compile-fl a lerriliie recorcl ol I0 wins and only 2 losses. Several of llie regular players lmattecl well over llie .400 marlc. Jim Swanson was llie captain ancl regular sliortslop of llie learn. Tlme resl of tl1e team was eomposecl of juniors ancl sopliomores. Jolm King clicl a line job with llie lnaselball squad anrl cleserves some real ereclil. Jim Swanson was tlie only graelualing memlper ol ilie squacl. Juniors wlio playeel were: lxlill lxlarquilli. 1955 Caplain. Cliuelc Pliillylael, Bill Swelmorgf. anfl Bold LaFollette. Sopliomores were: Jim Tarocliione. Difla Vvlxite. Allen Plerselmy. Frefl Nelson. Diclc Aslilgaugli. Rollie Hanson. Duane Stoinlnerg. .lim Carlson. George Steele, ancl Ray Jolinson. 68 1035 liaselmall eaplain. lxlillon lxlarquilll 1955 GULF TE BUYS'l THAMURAL CUU PIL Ciolf was aficlvcl lo IIN' sporls vurriculum in ilu' spring of 1054. Jack Narnia-I, PE. inslruclor and junior liigli coach. in-ipvcl lim boys sc'lie-clulc nw:-ls and sc-I ilu- rvquirvmcnis for earning Ia-Hers. The l055 golf In-um was composcci of Iwo svn- iors, two juniors. and Iwo soplioznorvs. Firsl row: G. IIQQIIPIIIIIIII. Amlorson, .IOIIIISOIL B. Xvisv. Ni. Mnrquiiii, C. Pllinlllld, U. Nloorv, .l. Smith. N. ifnrnsl. and NV. Fvlrlvr. Svrnmi ron: D. Nliylor, D. fxicfiorllliik. Nicixlullili. D. I1U2'llC'S, XM. N'I4'NiiKlQI1t. R. ClliSlll. B. Suolxorp, .l. Pliillrlncl. D. IJiIl4lll0N', anal R. f1odsi!. Under ilu- sponsorship of Jack ENIHFIIIPI, ilu- BoyS. Intramural Council was forms-cl. A success- ful year was spent uncicr the ciirevlion of Milton Narquillr, president. The forty-fivv boys look par! in many clifforenl intramural sporls wliiril wvrv COINILIFIUCI cluringf liw noon liour. Ihlril roxsf .l. Slillhlxr, cl. IJDFIIRIII. K. IOXYllSl'nfl. 1. Iznglunll. A. Pix-rsrily. B. Fznllknor, D. Sioinln-rg, U. Marlin. J, Glaci- lhvllvr, lsylxllwlx, .L hinrks, flnd Ir. Nlxlsflfl. Fourlli row: C. Hr-ss, .l. Hulrliison, D. Pmu-H. .l. Manure-I. D. COXXIIIEIII, D. Ix'IKiCUI'lllil'k. and .L lfllriligvr. 4 1-'RA rr!!! Jif- E' 2' 3 E XB E E E 771 :I 5 I, 'gmwf-ls? E 3 5 Q 0 x 'E E ccmnman E R I 'N Fil E' EE E E A 5 S qw I Rr S? 'S X E m E '1 EE gl-E? ' JOURNALISM STAFF X u 'gg ' STUDENT COUNCIL E Q 35: Q 3 P l-455 INITIATION L -1 3, I E' E' ' HOMECOB1ING PARADE Q I 8 ' HONlECOB'llNG CORONATION '1- ' SENIOR PLAY .: ...J ' JUNIOR PLAY ' JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ' KNOXVILLE. HIGH SCHOOL BAND ' NIAJORETTES Q ' INTERMEDIATE BAND ' BEGINNERS BAND ' ORCHESTRA I- II ' JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ' KNOXVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR ' GIRLS, GLEE CLUB ' CUSTODIANS ' COOKS ' BUS DRIVERS jf ii w . .w,,,,..,M,Ww.,, 1 x .,x.-,-CQQZAQ , M- - f ' f L f X Vg H G I M HMV, ,LT 'M y 1- W , ,W -M , L, m ' ,- M 1 - -7 7, .- , Mfaf, 2 Q M 'T -V ,. .. , ggfggi W A. Y 27, W y -K wwf wwQM5-ff' K+ L 1-WP 1 ' A -WMM -- K Q? Wg - ,V 1 ,, ,W W . . , , ,, . . .. . it .Q I :L ji: Q .Q k Y ' ' - 3, ' 5 5 ' . ' ' f b ,, Kg .C ' -4 5 Qieifz-9 if' S f ' f 5' if T itz - L L if Y S gf' in ip +.--2? QE gi, 5 -. x , 5, , W f In ' , 'f if iz-ff v ' -. : -asf -J ESQ- ' I 2. M m f 511 Q1 , fy' 1 5 zz, V ' i 3 cj 4 1:- 1 fs-if 11, ' mv 1 I ' ' ' Eff af . . . . Q iw.. , '4 5 5 - , 'gf 'I ' ,. Q TTY 5 I ' 4? ' Ji ff, I 1, .. ' 1, Im - 5 . 'il - Ai W .2 ' . fx ,LT . I ' 5 v , - ,S ' ' V' :Sus f' M. F5 K-i N W, , W-,,'.1wf ,L ' , P Q V T5 Z 'ii 55? 1 'ig f' f 1 3? X f if Q. J wgmwm-0 L ' A'A' ff! 49 1 A '- 4,1 is Q 84538h Uiiiygfs W xy, 4, 4 ,' S Z if A U15 . 1 3 K. 'u ,WNW K' gm .11 funk-S-12 ...Aw ,,h.......- V O Time 1954-1035 Journalism Class was marie up ol 23 members. Vvorlc began witlm a meeting in tile summer to assign stories ami positions for time Blue Bulletin. Plans were cliseussecl for time Jester. Barbara Lumlgren. eclitor-in-Clmiel ol time Blue Bulletin. spent muelm ol lmer time, witlm tlme lmelp anti Cooperation ol time stall. in getting time paper to press on time ami clistrilautecl weekly. Saralm l-aCy. enlitor-in-clmiel of time Jester: Betty lxlelxlillan. assistant' eclitor: ami Nlrs. Jean Dila- clen. aclviserg worliecl witlm time memlmers ol time Class in planning time lay-out ol time I055 .lesler anti write-ups. ST FF Bulletin erlitnr. lfarlmara l.unilg!ren. Time Class worlcecl tlmrouglmout time year getting sulmseriptions to time Blue Bulletin ancl Jester. To lmelp lqinanee time Jester, time Journalism Class sponsorefl Concessions cluring time noon llour. lmelcl a .lester Carnival. laalce sales, and pielcecl up eorn wlmielm farmers eontrilautecl. Time stall was liept busy all year writing stories lor time paper. clistrilmuting pictures. ami planning time .lester campaign ami many otlmer jobs tlmat go witlm putting out a selmool paper anti yearbook. Journalism Class receipts ancl expenditures were eapalmly reeorclecl by time business manager. l.ouise Bost. N, Conrlreay. Nl. l.ane. B. Nelvlillan. Lary, ,l. Dilmtlen, C, Carlson, C. Tuelier. lxlarlilmam. .l. Selmulz. S. Vvesterlielzl, .l. lfnglaml. D. Huglles, Pllillmlacl, G. Nloore. .l. Blorli. C. Nvetierlmrpj. Xvrigllt, l,. Bust. lxl. Ring. B. l..umlg5ren, lj. Xvitt. anrl D. Zinmlnerlnalm Almsent lruin pietule. B. Swelmorg. J. Sralii. I , IUUR ALISM .lester etlitor. Silftlll Laey: zulviser. Nlrs. .lean Dilmtleng au Firsi ron: Byin-4-, Lucy. ,l. Blorli. Slancling: lirinro. .l. Xvlliisill. .i. Niorris, Gocisil, J Sun gccourl ron: Xvoulsvy. .i. I,l'i!'l'S0l1. .i. Iillii'il1'l'Oi'i. S. Slllilil. ii. G. Clurli, Ci. Brasllwury. .i. Tarnrlxionzx C. liinillmlaui. B. lxionn Lairollvllv. ami R. Gmlsil. lxiurlis. zuul i.. liulnplxrvys. STUDE T CUU CII. This yvaris Shui:-nl Council sufcvsslully Carrivfl oul a very luusy your unclr-r lin- lc-aclvrsllip ol Samir l.avy. pn-sirlvnlg Ernie Prylgvv. vicm--prvsiclvnlg Jucly Blovli. svcrvlary-lrvasurcrg anci Dr. Don Prince. aclvisvr. Tin' varivtl arliviiivs farrivcl on Illrouglloul lim yval' were: Iii? annual lnagazine clrivv ancl flarvli of Dillll'S audion. organizalion ol liolnc-Corning paraclv. ancl clirvdvcl sluclvnl parlicipalion al ilu- flpvn llousv oi lime new iliglm scllool. Tim Slurlenl Council was proucl Io iiavv Conlrilx- utccl llw following: ,iunior Higlm loollaall cquipmvnl anti a Crown-ll vllarging slr-cl lo llw allllc-lic clvparlmvnl. a rerorcl play:-r ancl rvrorcls. a Casll Conlrilnulion lo ilu- orvlwslra uniform liuncl, ancl money lo inc- applivcl on lanclsvaping lo ilu- Boarcl oi Education. Tin- vouncil orgfanizc-cl ancl was lmosl lor an invita- tional Slucivnl Council Convvnlion lwlcl al Knoxville. April I4. On April QI-23. ilu- ollivvrs anti Dr. Prinrv allvnclvfl iill' Stale- Sluclvni Counvil Convvnlion al Pc-oria, illinois. Erniv Bylaeo was nominaln-cl as a Camliclalv lor lnirsl viva--prvsiclcni of lin' Slain' Sluclvnl Council. Saralw l.acy was vlmsvn as a group clisrussion lvaclm-r lor llu- Convvnlion. S, l-m-y. D. P I'iIlc'l', Bltlrli. llllti Byin-1 FRESH I ITI TIU Tim lrafiilionai irvsimmn iniliulion oc- Currcci on Tilursciny. QCIObcfr 5. This is lin' ciay wiwn lin' sc-niors show time-ir aulimorily ow-r time lm-vii. green iresilies. in lime' imiis al noon liwrv was mufim Con! fusion. Evcrywiwrv lin- irvsimis-s wvrv prais- ing lin' Uailnigimly seniors. Tililf vw-ning ax parly was in-ici wine-rv frvsiimen ami now lc-nriwrs pvriornwfi lin-ir slunls. HUIUBCUIIHHU I'a1'ad9 llrsl plum- in ilu- llmm-coming pnraulc class lllX'l'iI0ll wcnl lo llw supllomorvs willi llu-ir clvvvr lluul vniillccl HlQnoxx'illc llc-als... ulilll' juniors iooli svfuml lmnnrs willu llwis' l-Flow 'lfm Down lloul. TIN- l:.l l.rX. girls loolc liirsl lmnors in llu- vlulm clivision. Wlilw girls rvprvsvnlml souplxoxvs. :X Ulm-vcr lloni l'Illl'l'l'Il lux ilu- lnlrmnurul Counfil wus 4-l11i'lv1l XVm-'ll Hump .XI1-xisu. if' J 'W' Sdllv lliclmli. mounivcl on ln-r lrorsm- Roclwl. A . ,.--ffyk' Y lc-cl llw nnrmlv. llxc- lxnoxvillv lligfll Srlnool lmnml Wy ,Y- . My H, SEP illS0 ilililkil IYHISEL' illlfl ISOIOI' l0 lill' DiU'2XKlt'. S GUI' X K Nww An E renin in Pari Tin- liiglnliglml ol KHS's H754 Homecoming was time crowning ol time queen, Barloara Lumi- gren. escorlecl by Gene Bracllnury, football cap- tain, and atlenclecl lay lla Bylnee. To tlie slrnins ol Upomp ancl ciil'ClllIlSlill1l'0U. tlw queen's courl enlerccl. Time first maicl-of-lmonor was Carol Tucker. escortecl by baslietlaall captain Cliarles Phil- lulacl ancl attenclecl by Patsy Cotlom. Sarali l.acy, escortecl by Bill Vvise, traclc captain, and atlenclecl by .lucly Amie-rson, was second maid-of-l1onor. Jimmy Slmerwoocl ami Katliy Templeton servecl as crown bearers. Senior marsimalls were Dick Huglmes ancl Ralpli Clmism and llie junior marsllalls were Sue Slllilll ami CllHflPS Scllicleman. W ln tlle atmosphere ol nixll Evening in paris , tile queen ancl lier courl were crownecl by ixlr. anti ixlrs. James Lilclmiielcl. B. I.lI!lLlgl'K'll illlll cz. l'sl'iNllJlll'Q'. C Tucker ami C. l'l1ill1laLl. P. Cottom. l. liylmce, mul .l. Amie-rson. S. Lucy nncl B. Xvisc l... Bosl. .l. Blmrli. .l.linQI1-ml, C,XYvllvrlmrg. .l. Slllllll. K. lxlurlif C. Xxlvllvrlmrg. S. l,au'y, ll Nlglxlillnn. l.. llmsl, .l. lillgflilllll li. lxlilflillillll, XV. Knmxlcs, C. Carlson. F. Tlzclirr, .l. Smilll. S. l,m'y, L. llusl. ll. Nlrlxlillun. C. Xvvllvrlmzxrg. ,l. lfnglnml, B. l..llIlilQfl'l'll, .'. Blllflk. SE IUP1 PL Y . Hlxlim' Girlsn by Vvillrvcl Ps-llill was llu- nunu- ol llu- play prvsvnlecl on Dc-cvmluvr 0 lxy llu- senior class uncler llu- clire-Clion ol lxlrs. Grace Van clcn Heurli. Carol Tuclwr ancl Xvzuula Knowlcs svrvvcl as assislanl clirvclors. lxlcmlavrs ol llu' Casl wvrv: Belly NlcNlillnn, Carol XN'll'llt'I'lJlll'Lf. Surull Lacy. l.0uisv Bosl. Jaclciv Smilll. Kay lxlarlilmam. Ba1rlJnru lunclgrcn. NINE GIRL .lill Blom-lc. ,lam-I lfnglaml. mul Carols Carlson. Tlu- play, a llmrc-v-acl myslvry. loolc plana at an surorily CllllJlI0llS0 in Calilornials Sivrra N1-vmla lxlounlains. Tlu' plol Confvrnccl llu- IIPVVS ol llu' clc-alll ol om' girl mul llu- murclc-1' ol anollufr. Tlu- liillvr wus linally exposccl lo lu-r lrim-mls mul cap- lurccl ns slu- was malcingf an allvmpl on llu- life ol u lllircl sororily sislvr. lufr lu-sl lrie-ml. lnlll. 18 I:il'Sl FOXYZ l1IllllpllI'K'y'S. .l. I5l0i'l'i. CNFOYIDPYIP. il. Hllf2lll'lHlllii, l,, Su Pllllrff. S. .li'lllll'S. CJLlKll'I'liil'k. J. Iil0l'li. vvall Illxll HI'Ilfli. l D Sl'1'UllLl ron: D. Xxvllilmill, R. Guslalison. ll. Nlillvr, li. l'4.ullluu-r. loolc-, S. Housion, Tilnm, lj. Nelson. XY. xl1'NilLl2flll. .l. lilllillffll .l. Fl-ilI'0llli0llK', auul .l. Smilln IU IOP. PLAY CURTAIN GUI G UP fin April 20 ilu' .lunior Class pre-sc-nlccl a pleasing! 3-acl comecly vnlillccl Hcurlain Cioingg Up . lxlrs. Graff' Van clvn llc-urlc s1u'c1-sslully clirvclvcl llui Casl ol svvvnivvn ancl was assislccl lvy .lill Block mul Rulli Ann Guslalson. Tlux conuwly is llw slory ol llu' protluclion ol a lligll scllool play alul the olmslaclvs llui young! clirvclor. lxliss Burgvss. luis lo lacv. Tlul mc-mln-rs ol llw casl arc as follows: .lucly Block. Dirk Xvliilv, Barlmara Olulvrlxirli. .lim Taro- Cllionv. .lofxnnc l1ll,f.flllJill1liS, Jerry Smilll. Flar- Qarcl Cronolglv. .lov Ellringvr, Virginia Tillon. Xvaclv lxlflviillglll. Sllill'0l1 Jann-s, Bob Faullmvr. Lyncla Swvlvorg. 'Frccl N4-lson. Sanclra Houslon. Sally Hlunplm-ys, Pal Wliller. Sylvia Poole, ami Doroiliy XNIIIHSOII. Tlirougfli all llll' lroulblvs. Dlrvflor Burgess manages io present a successful play ancl mevl willm 1-vvryonvis approval. 'F I www AN ROSES .. 99 A. Dillclen. J. Dilnlen, .l. lxlnure, ll. lfaulliner. .l. Ularlleller. .l. Sfllllll, lf, liylxee, ami G. Sleele. 80 Tlie graclualing Class ol IU55 was lionoreel by llle juniors on llie eve- ning of Flay 6 at llie Junior-Senior Prom. V-lqlll' prom was lielcl in ilie ball- room ol llle Galeslnurg Clulm. Dee- oralions earriecl out llle tlmeme ol '-Moonliglil' ancl Roses. Aller arriving. tl1e guests were servecl a clelieious ciinner. Nlasler ol Ceremonies Jerry Smitli presenlecl tlie spealcers ol Ilme evening. Tlie presiclent of tire junior class. Ernie Bylmee. exlenelefl a eorclial weleome lo ille guests. Tlie senior Class pres- icleni. Cwllllfli Pliillulatl. gave a re- sponse to llxe weleome. Several ollmer spealcers were llien iniroclueecl. Following llle program illere was flaming io llie music ol Elie lxlellow Tones. As miclniglil clrew near tlie meloely ol llie illeme song. Ulxloon- liglml ancl Rosesn. reminclerl all tlial' llie pleasant evening woulcl soon lie a memory. Vve. llie senior Class ol' IQS5. wisll io llianli llle junior class lor a lovely evening tlmat will remain a clierislmecl memory ol our liappy Clays al KHS. D. Uilwlis, .l, l llIQlll'I2'llIliS. Nl. Ring, B. Vvise. V. Lrlellllelil. .l. Llirllllelml. ll. l-al'ullelle. aucl S. NleCue. .l. Dilulvn. NI, Crunolmlv. Nl. Ring. mul K. Ix'1Ell l'illilllI. X . Mau Kyne- x N- X, Xxnxixwi 'wk 5, Hlllll'1IlfK'Q'S, .l. Carlson. J. Stun, Hirkuk. I Nlllllll I3 Nllxlillzln, Pllillwlzlcl, .l. Rosv. nm' D. Cowmzm A N IJ KHS banci eompieleci one oi ils most sueeessiui seasons this year uncier the guicinnce of hir. Don Zimmerman. The 58 ioanci members periormeci exchange as- semblies. were hearci over VVCIL. piayeci an Christmas concert. a spring concert. anti a Con- cert for PTA, anti gave several marching per- iormances. The highlight of the year was the holding oi the District Bunci anti Chorus Contest and the Dislrid Solo anti Ensemble Contest here at KHS. The hanci. several ensembles, anti many incli- vixiuais looic parl. Nine entries from Knoxville receiveci iirst place ratings in the soio and en- semble eonlesl. Zillllll1'Fllldl1 -ik 43 44 5-.Qt ,f ,KX I l 5 'Y 7 7 is ' ' ' W sf' Qi ' Nl Q . 55' I, Q61 K. I ' ' f f' f'1 f A V X I iq lb 'Elm X' ' fw xx qv 'Q' I. 3 xt Q, ' 0 . A h A 1. x f 5 ' 'I W , 3 s 'if' .. 3' ' wg u . x f .rf. X , W, if A? , k ,f 3 f - Q, rg. ' ,Q R, if 5 K i K u-,mg f W-ge Firsl row: N, Bi'vr'r'v. hi. Tuihiii. S. Boxuuun, B. Xvvsivrinirici. C. Scan. J. B4-nsim. iiill'illQk'I'. B. Huisou. ECFOIIKI TUNXI I-. l10UiS. ID. bllI'K'l'VL'S, CilillXNl'ii. I.. TIIIUIIIIYSIDII. !3Ul'lll0Oli, I.. lllIlllpI1I'K'yS. cll'0illllilH. Sflliiiflllilll, Cx. i TERMEDI TE BAND The Iniorrm-ciiaio Banci Consisis of 28 slucivnis uncle-r ihv ciirvciion ol- Don Zinlmvrman. This group parliripale-ci in lhv winivr ami spring Junior High concvrl. Tulhiii. L. Niarlin. D. johnson. S. Niariiivy. J. Dr-rhnui. B. ixioorv, Thirci ron: .i, Xvhiisiii. B. CEITISQIII, Zilllllll'l'Illill'l. D. Galriinvr. BEGINNERS ISA D The Beginm-rs Band. unclvr the ciirvclion of Don Zimmerman. has an enroiimc-ni of 26 mom! hors. This group also looic part in the winler ami spring Junior High Confvrl. Firsi ron: J. ixiuinlny, J. ixiuihrrs. L. Lnsivy, .i. Dunhar. Ni. O.Di'i1Il, S. Nvooiscy. S. Smith, B. Morion. ix1fiLHYCn, .lOI'H1SOn. Third row: A. Ring, D. ZilllllIOIIllilll. Ni. Higgins. Svcomi row: G. hinliu-rs. .i, ixiourv. Xvooiririmigv, R. Goiisii. Noi pifiurori: P. iviccoy, S. I:ill'lIUllii. R. Slcvvlls. B. Bouion. ii. xiufnn, C. .L xx'....I..-,'. M. cz...-gg. R. iNifKr-fx. xi. Firsl row: F. Huw:-rlvr. L, Puller, J, N4-lson. S. XX'ilSIlilITilllf,fll. L, Blfxxlllall. HiUXVl'l'll'r. Svfonvl fflxvf SOI'IIl7i'l'gIl'I'. ihlhnsfin. SlTlll'Ql'Ulil, NI. Sfllitll. Torry. T. Htljlllt'. D. Zilllllll'l'llllll1. J. Bniiv. I., l'4-nninglon, lf. Ni-nl. UHCHEST S 1 and ll Orchvslra I and cbrchvslra ll wiili me-nihership of 21 and I5 rf-spcclivvly partifipnlccl in Ihr- Junior High winter and spring concerls. Don Zimmvr- man clirectecl lhs-so Iwo groups. Sally Terry. ire-nc' Spurgeon, nlichai-I How:-rlcr. Linda Pc-nningion. and Lora-li Bowman ropre- svnivci lhv orchestras ul Ihr- AH-Stale Orvhm-slra nl lhv Univvrsily of Iliinois. Firsl row: J. Cvorflun. S. Clino. Tcrpvning. H. Dl'LflSf. R. Collnm. J. Brown. R. Lnmh:-rl. Svlllllll row: L. Bnoion, B. Iiliiflilllll, C. Curisnn, F. Slow-ns. R. Pirkrvl. C. lA.l'I'Ullilll. J. Xvirwlu-H. D. ZiIllIlll'I'Illilll, P. Xviuf flu-I. HJ. Comhvny, J, l.i-nil. U. fxourivr, XV, Shurp. JU. IUP1 HIGH CHORUS Ahoul 60 Junior High sluclvnls look pnrl in the Junior High Choir unclvr the- flirvdiori of Dunm- Johnson. Thvy sang ul lhc Junior High N'Vil'lff'l' uncl spring Conrvrls. Firsl row: B. Brush. L. Hools, J, Brown. J. Benson, D. JXIRIIIIIPSIIIHJI. D. Hnuson, F. Vnnril. I.. Spimhvr. G. KJITIIIIIIZIII. G. Couric-r, HI Grvgg. S. Cline. J, VVools1-y. P, Craig. U, Burrnoncl. mul I.. Brush. S1-rnml rnw: K. CuHu1un. S. Uurmhu-r. C. Gamhwr. S. lfuhhnul. S, Xvouisvy. J. Xvhilsilt. J. Stniklun. L. Lufhin. R. Mrk:-0. B, hioorv. C Srhimlmumi, lf. Ru -, J. Pvivrson, B. Fuhhuul. I.. Thompson. This-IJ row: K. Hmc C. Mnihvrs. M. MrLnron. B. Chism. K. Dnvirs. C. Coopcr. D, Jr-fl'r'rson. A. J:-fh-1-sun. I.. Huirhisnn. L. Limhihl HJ. Hvss. vGilJSl1Il. . B. Xxylfl-1lf'l'IYil'Id. J. hhiorv. Fourth row: S. J or v D. Jonnsnn. S. Vow-Her. C, Tcrpc-ning. S. Snrgvanl. C. XX'unlch'i4ig1v, S. Smilh. M. U'Dc-an. N. Phillips, A. Ring J. Larson, S. Nelson. 1. Nelson. hi. Xvnison. S. Moyers. D. XVAHQ-r. 85 ljirst ram: hi. Cronuhle. N. Conclrcay, K. hlurlihain. .l. Rose. D. Stl1llllJt'I'Q'. B. Smith, D. Poxxell. B. lwmylillali. lf. l..llIltlQl'Pll. P. Steele. S. Nircne. ami C. Tuflier. S4-roncl row: S. .lanu-s. .l. Brannon. hi. Ring. XV. ireltler. l.. Gray, D, Xillllllvllllilll. l7. Xxlfifflli. .l. lxliller. lxl. l.nne, S. Lacy. C. Carlson. Thirml ron: .l. Smith. B. Oucieriiirli. C. hioore, .l. Smith, G. Anclerson, G. Clark, .l. l'lnlt,Imt. .l. Scnll, .l. Glatllieller, B. hir- hlillnn. C. Vvetterhurgj, S. Xvesterlielri. .l. lfnglanri. Fourth row: .l. Hughhanlis. L. Swelmrg. A. lxlotter. R. Gustaf- son. T. Liston. D. Amlerson. R. Hanson. D. Englaml. R. Chisnl. l.. Bost. D. Xvhitsun. .l. Vox. nml V. Tilton. H. H. . CHOIR The KHS choir, uncler the capable ciirection of Don Zimmerman, had a very busy year. Their first appearance was at Homecoming on October 20. The choir was busy cluring the Christmas sea- son with three performances: til Christmas Concert at Illinois Vvesleyan University in Bloom- ington: Kiwanis Club Laciies' Night presen- tation ami GJ the annual Christmas concert. Alter the Christmas rush. the group preparerl lor a concert. February IT. at a joint meeting' of the Knoxville churches. Several choir members toolc part in the solo ami ensemble contest helcl at RHS on hlarch l2. On April 2 the entire group sang at the District Six Niusic Contest. also at Knoxville. The Knoxville Vvomanis Club was hostesses to the group on Wiarch IS. Then on hlarclm I7 the choir appearecl at the PTA meet- ing. Closing the performances was the Spring concert in Flay. The climax of ilu- year's program was the music hanquet anti clinner clance lxlay 13. First ron: Ni. Comirr-ay. hi. Gustafson. N. Sornherger. R, i. Byhee. N. Bracihury. Fniger, .i. Fruig. .i. iJierschy, S. iiurfhimniis. N. ifngiunti, i. Thirmi row: ixiniiencier. .i. ixivixiiiinn. .i. Link, J. iVicNaug'ht Cnitiweii. .l. Smiirureu. C, Hurter. .i. hunes, L. Shreeves. hi. V:-tie-ii hi Sea-onci row: XV. iiopporii. Ni. Niurphy. V, ifnrnsl. tix. Xvincheii. Ranniuii. D. iiugjhes. D. Rutter. ami ii. iiuston. Sutiiiii, hi. Xviison. ii. i3l't'l'il1'f. ii. Furison. B. Deiuxu GIRL' GLEE CLUB This year the Giris' Qiiee Ciuh was ciirecteci hy Nirs. Harriette Huston. The group is composefi oi approximateiy thirty-tive giris from the fresh- man anci sophomore ciasses. Their first appearance of the year was on October 20 at the Homecoming stunt show. They next sang at the annuai high school Christmas Concert on December 21. Just before Christmas. the giris went through the haiis singing Christmas carois to the slucients. W After Christmas they went to woric on numbers for the ibistrict Six ixiusic Contest. Severai oi the giris tooic part in the soio anti ensemhie con- test on ixiarch IZ. anti the entire chorus partici- pateci in tht- organizationni contest on April 2. Both oi these contests were at Knoxviiie. The giris aiso sang at the annuai spring concert on hiny IO. They were rewnrcieci tor their woric with an invitation to the music hanquel on hiay 13. A. Courier. C. litililllilll. ll. King, l,. lfqlunan. R. IWSUXYIIHIII. V. Hutson. N. XV:-hher, l.. Chism, lf. Derham, hi. Storleton. CUSTUDIA S CUUH BUS DRIYNEHS Vve wish lo present tht- people hehincl the scenes who have contrihutecl so much to our physical comforts. To the custoclians lell ilu- responsibility ol lieep- ing the huilclings and grouncls clean ancl present- ahle lor inspection at all times. The marvelous iolo they have clone is eviclent to all ol us. Our capable bus clrivers cleliverecl us to classes on time in all liincls ol weather ancl relurnecl us salely home. Their job is one ol tremenclous responsibility ancl lor their ahilily anrl courtesy. we lhanli them. To ilu- laclies who lecl us ancl so elliciently operalerl our cafeteria we express our sincere lhanlcs. In is no small taslc to feecl each clay ap- proximately 500 stuclenls in the time allolterl. The cheerful atmosphere ol ilu- lunch hour macle a pleasant hrealc in a lnusy clay. hl. Tully, .l. Tuclier. F, Riggs. G. Thompson. C. Sherman. V. Carlson. H. King. C. Beavers. .l. Peterson, C. Stephens. IT. SQ'llltilHlS. ci1lI'lS0l1. E IUR ACTIVITIE DARRIZI.. ANDERSON-Banrl I. 2. 3. 4: Clloir 4: Latin Club I: Intramurals 4. GERALD ANDERSON-FFA I. 2. 3. 4: Ctioir 3, 4: Band I. 2. LOI,iISlf BOST-Baud I. 2. 3. 4: Ctioir I, 2. 3. 4: CIAA I. 2. 3. 4: Junior Play: Senior I'lay: Dramatics Club I, 3, 4: Jester Statfl 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4: Jester Business Nlanager. GENE BRADBURY-Class Presiclcnt 2: Football I. 2. 3: Football Captain 4: Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4: Tracli 3. 4: Science Club 4: Band I. 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Coronation 4: Junior Play. JUDY BRANNON-Clloir I. 2. 3. 4: GAA I, 2, 3: Library Club I. 2: FHA 4: Junior Play. JOE BURC-ESS-Clmir 2. 5. CAROLE CARLSON-Latin Club I. 2. 3: Latin Club President 4: Latin Award II 2: Dramatics Club I. 2. 3. 4: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: Cboir I. 2. 3. 4: Cbvcrleaclcr I. 2: Senior Play: Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4. JOHN CARLSON-FFA I. 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. VADA CHIQRRINGTON- RALPH CI'IlSlN'I-Clioir I. 2. 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3: Traclc 3. 4: Intra- mural Council 4: Stuclent Council I: I'Iomecoming Coronation 4. NANCY CONDREA2-FHA 2. 4: Clmoir 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I: Library Club 4. DONALD CORBIN- CuARY CONVIVIAN--FFA I. 2. 3: FFA President 4: Band I. 2. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2: Student Council 3. JANET ENGLAND-Latin Club I. 2. 4: Latin Club President 3: GAA I. 2. 3: GAA Secretary 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Class Secretary-Treasurer 4: Student Council 2: Bancl I. 2. 3. 4: Cboir I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club I. 2, 3. 4: lVIusic Council I: Jester Statzl 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4. CHARLOTTE GARDNER-FHA I: GAA I. 2: Library Club I. 2. JACK GLADFELTER-Clioir I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer I: FFA I, 2. 3: Intramural Council 4. LARRY GRAY-Clioir I. 2. 3, 4. BILL GREENE-Clioir 3. 4: Band I. 2: Football 3: Tract: 2. 3: Dramatics Club 2: Science Club I. 2. PLAYFORD GRIFFITH-FFA I. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Council 4: RE. Council 3: Football I. 2: Junior Ijlay. VVAYNE HAPPS- BILL HOBEN-FFA I, 2. 3. 4. DICK HUGHES'-Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Traclc 2: Base- ball 2: Goll 3. 4: I'Iomecoming Coronation 4: President ol Class I: Science Club I, 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club I. 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 3. 4: FFA I: Junior Play: Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4: Intramural Council 4. NVANDA KNOVNILES-FI'IA I. 2. 3. 4: CUAA 4: Drambtics Club 2, 3. 4: Senior Play: Junior Red Cross I. SARAH LACY-Band I. 2. 3. 4: Choir I, 2. 5, 4: Latin Club I. 2. 3, 4: GAA I, 2. 3, 4: GAA Vice-President I: Cbeerleacler I. 2. 3, 4: Student Council Vice-President 3: Student Council President 4: Homecoming Coronation 2. 4: Jester Stalit 3, 4: Blue Bulletin Stall: 3. 4: Dram :tics Club I. 2: Junior Play: Senior Play: Class President 3: Class Vice-President I: lvlajorette 4: RE. Council I: Jester Editor. BOB LAFOLLF.'I'I'E-Intramural Council 4: Baseball 3. 4. MARY LANE-Jester Stalil 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4: FHA 4: Library Club 4: Ctioir I. 2. 3. 4. DARREL LINIGER-Track 3. BARBARA LUNDGREN-Jester Stall' 3. 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 3. 4: Blue Bulletin Editor 4: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: GAA Treasurer 2. 3: Dra- matics Club 3: Latin Club I. 2: Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 3: Class Secretary-Treasurer 3: Homecoming Coronation 3. 4: Home- coming Quccn 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Cbeerleader 4: FHA 4: Band i. 2. 3, 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: D.A.R. 4. VIRGINIA LUXMORE-FHA 4: GAA 4: Band l. 2. 3. IVIARLENE lVlcBETH-FHA 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4. DON lt'IcCOY-FFA I. 2. 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3, 4. SHERYL Mi-CUE-GAA I. 2. 3. 4: FHA I. 2: FHA President 2: Homecoming Coronation I: Clloir I. 2. 3. 4. Blzl I I lVIclVIILLAN-Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club I. 2, 3: Junior Play: Senior Play: Cboir I. 2. 3. 4: Jester Assistant Editor. KAY IVIARKHAIVI--Jester Stalit 4: Blue Bulletin Statt 4: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: FHA 4: FHA Vice-President 4: Dramatics Club I. 2: Student Council I: Class Secretary-Treasurer 2: Senior Play: Band I. 2, 3. 4: Clioir I. 2. 3. 4. MILTON IVIARQUITH--Intramural Council 4: Council President 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Baseball Captain 4. JOHN IVIILLER--Dramatics Club I. 2. 3: Science Club I, 2, 3, 4: gslhnior Play: Football I, 4: Baslietball I: Tract: 3: Band l, 2. 3, 4: oir I. 2. 4. GILBERT IVIOORE-Jester Stan- 4: Blue Bulletin Stall' 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4: Science Club Secretary 2. President 3. 4: Dramatics Club I. 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club President 4: Latin Club I. 3: Intra- mural Council 4: Class Vice-President 4: Junior Play: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I: Traclc I. 2. 3. 4: Band I, 2. 3. 4: Cboir 1.2. 3. 4. CHUCK FHILBLAD'-Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall' 4: Science Club 2. 3, 4: Science Club Vice-President 4: Latin Club I. 2. 3: Dramatics Club 2. 3. 4: Intramural Council 4: Council Secretary- Treasurer 4: Student Council 4: Class President 4: Junior Play: Homecoming Coronation 4: Football I. 3, 4: Baslcetball I, 2. 3, 4: Baslietball Captain 4: Tract: I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4. MARLENE RING--Jester Stalt 4: Blue Bulletin Stott- 4: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play: Homecoming Coronation I: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Clioir I, 2, 3, 4, JIIVI SCALF-Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stott 4: FFA I. 2. 3. 4: FFA Vice-President 3: Dramatics Club 4: Science 4: Intra- mural Council 4: Junior Play: Homecoming Coronation I: Football I. 2. 3, 4: Baslcetball I: Traclt I. 2. 3, 4: Cboir I. 2, 3. 4. JACK SCHIDEMAN-Football I. 5. 4: Bancl I. 3. 4. JEAN SCHULTZ-GAA 3. 4: FHA 4. JOAN SCHULFIZ--Jester Stott 4: Blue Bulletin Stalt 4: GAA 3. 4: FHA 4. GARY SHAVER-Band I. 2. 3. 4: Traclt 3. JACKIE SIVIITH-Dramatics Club 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club Vice- giiesirlent 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: Latin Club I: Senior Play: Band 2. 3. 4: oir 2. 3. 4. BILL SVVEBORG-Jester Stott' 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4: Intramural Council 4: Student Council 2: Football I. 2. 3, 4: Basltetball 2: Traclc I: Baseball 2. 3, 4. KATHY STECJALL--Abingdon I. 2. 3: FHA 4: Clioir 4. CAROL TUCKER-Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4: Dramatics Club I. 2. 3. 4: GAA I. 2. 3. 4: CvAA President 4: Jr. Red Cross 3: P.E. Council 2: Student Council 3. 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Homecoming Coronation 4: Ctleerleader I. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Cboir I. 2. 3. 4. CAROL VVETTERBURG-Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall' 4: Dra- matics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club Secretary Treasurer 3: GAA I. 2, 3. 4: Jr. Recl Cross I: Senior Play: Junior Play: Clioir I. 2. 3. 4: Class Vice-President 2. BILL WISE-FFA I. 2. 3. 4: FFA Vice-President 4: Intramural Council 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Little Six All-Star 4: Baslcetball I. 2: Traclc I. 2. 3. 4: Tract: Captain 4. PAULINE VVITI'-Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall' 4: Library Club 4: FHA 4: Glee Club I. 2. FRANK WRIGHT-Jester Statit 4: Blue Bulletin Statl 4: Dramatics Club 2. 3. 4: Science Club 4: Latin Club I. 2: Junior Play: Ctloir 4: Football I. 2. 3, 4: Baslcetball I. 2. 3, 4: Traclc I. 2, 3. 4: Base- ball 2: Gull 5. 4. DORIS ZUVIIVIERIVIAN-Jester Stall 4: Blue Bulletin Stall 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club I. 2. 3. 4: Clioir 2. . 89 PATRU To help hnance the Jester, the staff sent letters to the farmers having stuclents IH the Knoxville Junior ancl Senior High School, aslcing for a bushel of corn or SSl.50.This corn was solcl to Dale Wa ha augr The money received from this project was usecl to help pay for the yearhoolc. The Jester qlaff woulcl lllce to thanlc all of those that clonatecl. Vve hope you enjoy our hoolc. l'lem1an Anclerson George Benson Julius VV. Bloclc Earl Bowman Harolcl Breece Tom Cherrington Dolph Clark William Cottom Vvayne Courler Laveme Cowman Harolcl Cramer Gilbert Derham George E. Dreclge George Eilcer Duane Englancl Glenn England Verner Fahluncl J. W. Flynn Don Gibbs Roy H. Gibson Harold Goff Earl Griffith Ralph Gullett Lowell Gunther Floyd Gustafson Harry Helancler Lewis S. Hess Thomas Hohen Eph Hughes Robert Humphreys Arlo Johnson Ralph VV. Johnson Rollancl l.aFollette Vorace Larson Vvalter Linclahl Ralph Lunclgren Turner Nlarlcley Russell lxlarlcs Leslie lVlcCoy Earl lVlCKee Nlalcolm O'Dean Thomas Pennington Emmett Powell John Rose Glenn Saline Fred Scall Russell Shreeves Herman Stomherg Leland Stomherg T. H. V4-dell Ronald West I. O. Vvetterhurg Paul Vvilson Rollancl Vvise XVBYDB WOOISGY Paul Vvuerzhurger Carl Youngstrom Lester Zimmerman PATRU P 51 Nl Accessory Company B. VV. Anderson Dean Anderson Florist Anderson Florist Farmers National Banlc ' Farmers and lwlechanics Bank First National Bank ol Galeshurg Dr. M. C. Beecher. MD. E. Nl. Bennison and Son A. lxl. Blood'-Roclc lsland Dr. D. E. Bost. D.D.S. Dale Bragg. Realtor Gena Braggs Beauty Salon J. L. Brady Burgess. Anderson Fr Tate--Zion. lllinois Byerly-Gamble Carlson Services Knoxville Cleaners Superior Cleaners Coca-Cola Bottling Company Delong Construction Company Clyde Dennis Don's Flower Shop Eary Fr Sullivan Ellis Jewelers Fashion Boolery Fells Calt- Fleclcs Russell Fox Gelmring Hardware Gerwig's Gliessman Studios Golf Apparel Golden Cream Dairy Goudie's Standard Service Guernsey Dairy Farms Gunther Construction Company David E. Grossman Ted Crrothe Dr. J. P. Graham. MD. Haenel-Birdoes Hawthorne Drug Company Hobby Grill Howe Anderson Bakery Hutchcrolt lmplement Company lntra-State Telephone Company Jaclcs Supply Store Kellogg-Drake Company Kelly's Shell Service Klinclc Racliolectric Knox County Auto Dealers Association Knox County Feed fir Produce Knox County Oil Company Knox Laundry Knox Typewriter Knoxville Community Sales Knoxville Loclcer Plant Knoxville Nline Loe's Rexall Drug Store Luclcy Boy Balcery lVlcCoy's Confectionery lVlcCue Oil Company lvlechanical Insurance Company Dr. R. A. Nlolilett. lN'l.D. New Sparks Nyman Jewelers Odell's Jewelers O. T. Johnson Dry Goods Park Drive Dairy J. E. Porter Company Prairie Farms Dairy Quint's Service Red 51 Vvhite Food Store Reliance Cabinet Company Ring Sheet Nletal Robbins Electric School Equipment Service Sherwood Hardware Simpson-Powelson Lumber Company Smith, Kratz 51 Associates. Champaign Illinois Susie-'s Stealc House Swehorg Construction Company Tastee Freeze Volland Studios. St. Louis Nvagoner Printing Company Nrvashahaugh Brothers Mill Vvetherlmee Sporting Croods XVitherlJee's Circle T VVoolsey's Surge Sales Fr Service Youngs Variety Store C LENDAP1 SEPTEMBER 13 School startecl 17 First lootball game with Cuba OCTOBER 5 lnitiation Party 22 Student Council lVlagazine Party. 28-29 Homecoming NOVEMBER 23 First baslcetball game with Alwoocl 24 Thanksgiving vacation begins 29 Vacation over DECEMBER 4 G.A.A. Christmas Dance 9 Senior Play. Nine Girls 15-16-17 Galva Tournament 21 Christmas Concert 22 Christmas vacation begins JANUARY 3 Vacation over 22 F.H.A. Dance 24-25-26-27-28 Knox County Tournament FEBRUARY 3 Junior High Concert 4-5 All-State Music in Champaign 14 Cupid service I A Aby. Eldon llll. 21. 75 Adams. Allred 32 Ames. Mr. Miles. 8 Anderson. Darrel ll2l. 11. S6 Anderson. Gerald l12l. 11. 48. 60. 61. 75. 86 Anderson. Janet 32. 45. 46. 47 Anderson. Judy l10l. 30. 45. 46. 76. 77 Asllbaugh. Bud lOl. 32 Ashbaugh. Richard flll. 21. 60. 63. 68 Austin. Darlene tot, al. 45. 46 B Baily. Jaclc l8l. 35. B5 Balter. Bob 37 Banks. Jim l7l Beary. Rossetta 34 Beaver, Mr. Charles. 88 Beecher. Pam trol. 30. 45. 46. 53. 82. 87 Benson. Janice 35. 84. 85 Block. Jill l11l.21. 44. 46, 47. 78. 79 Bloclc. lVlr. Julius. 6 Bloclc, Judy ll ll. 21. 44, 46. 47. 52. 72. 73. 79 Boclt. Harry 35 Bom. Bill tot. 55. 41. 50. 65. 82 Booton. Bob 37. 41 Booton. Layman 36. 85 Booton. Shirley UOJ. 30. 45 Bordwell. Carolina 34 Bust, Louise l12J. 11. 46. 72. 78. 83. 86 Bowen. Richard 36 Bowman. George E.. 6 92 MARCH l-2-3-4 Regional Tournament 12 lxlusic Contest 18 F.H.A. All-School Party 20 G.A.A. Athletic Banquet APRIL 1 F.F.A.. Banquet 2 Blusic Contest-'Choir receives 1st rating 5 Jester Carnival 8 Easter Vacation begins 11 Vacation over 12 Businessmen's Athletic Banquet 14 Student Council Convention at lxnoxulle 22 Roman Banquet State Student Council Convention 20-30 State lxlusic Contest finals 20 Junior Play MAY 6 10 13 14-1 22 26 27 Prom Spring Concert Nlusic Banquet 5-16 Senior trip to Ozarlcs Baccalaureate Class Day Commencement DEX BONYIIIHD. BOVYIIIBH. BOVVIIIBTI- BOWYIUHYI. Lorelei 34. 85 John ll0l. 30. 40. 48. 75 lVlr. Ray. 88 Susan 35. 84 Bradbury. Gene-ll2l.11. 40. 51, 60. 61. 66. 7 Bradbury, Norma 33. 43. 44. 46. 82. 87 Bradbury Brannon. . Nfvalter. 66 Judy f12l. 11. 43.86 Breece. Eddie. 66. 67 Breece. Nancy l8l. 35. 84 Bordin e. Louise l11l.21. 44. 45. 46 Brown. Arthur 32 Brown. Billy 37, 59 Brown. Joyce 34. 41. 85 Brush. Barbara l7l Brush. Beverly l10l. 30. 45 Bruslr. Li nda tsl. 34. ss Burgess. Joe fI2J, 11 Burmoocl. Donna 35. 41. 84. 85 Bylmee. Dora Jean. 7 Bybee. E rnie fill. 21. 48. 49. 60. 61. 66. 60. Bybee. lla Fern lol. 45. 46. 55. 76. 77, sr Bybee. Susan. 7 Cadwell. Cadwell. CHll100n- CHIIITCH. C Dean l7l lneL 84. 87 Kay lSl. 34. 85 Donna ll0l. 30. 44. 45. 46. 82 Carlson. Amelia llll, 21. 43 Carlson, Bob 35. 41. 84 Carlson. Carl 33. 48. 84, 85 3.6 1 73 Carr. Carol-1111, 22. 44. 46 Carl SOD, Carole 1121. 12. 43. 44. 46. 72. 78. 82. Carlson. Charles 37, 41 CHTISOU. CRYISOH, .1ames1111.21.54. 55. 56. 68. 81 John 1121. 12. 48. 49 Carlson. Larry 1101. 30. 48. 60 Carlson. Patricia 1101. 29. 43. 44. 46. 75. 76, 87 Carlson. Mr. Ralph, 88 Carlson. Mr. Vivian VV.. 88 England. Mr. George. 6 England. Henry 33, 48 England. Janet 1121. 13. 19. 43. 44, 46. 47. 72. 78 81 83 86 England. Nancy 33. 45. 46. S7 England. Stuart 1101. 48 England. Thomas 191. 32. 59. 65. 69. 83 F Fahlunct. Beverly 37. 85 Carr. Ruth Ann 191. 52. 42. 45.46. 74 Carter. Joyee 34. 53 Carter. Xwesley 1101, 29 Cecil, Bernard 31, 65 Cefil. Nlr. Kenneth. 3. 6 Cherrington. Thomas 33 Fahluncl. Donald 1101. 30. 48 Fahlund. Roger 31, 48 Fahlund. Sandra 37. 85 Faulkner. Robert 1111. 22. 48. 60. 66. 69. 79. 80 Felder. Xfvarren 11 I 22. 40. 69. 76. 83. 86 Cherrington. Vada 1121 Ctiism. Beth 35. 85 Chism, Mrs. Louise. 88 Ctmism. Ralph 1121. 12, oo. oo. 76, 86 Clark, Beverly 36 Clark. Bill 34 Clark. Dick, 66 Clark. George 1101. 28. 48. 59. 60, 73. 86 Clark. l3'1artl1a 34 Condreay. Nancy 1121. 12. 42. 45. 72. 86 Clark. Mary 171. 36 Clark. Rofhelle 34. 41 Clevenger. Larry 37 Cline. Sammy 36. 85 Cochran. Nialroim 191, 33. 74 Cochran. Nvilliam 34 Condreay. Martha 171. 36. 85 Conclreay, Mary 1101. 30. 45. 87 Furguson. Everetle 37 Flynn. Loita 32. 45 Folger. Rosalie 1101. 28. 45. 87 Fox. Joyce 11 1 22. 86 Fox. Mike 35. 65 Fox, Sammy 11 11. 48 Fuller, Jane 191. 31. 46 Fuller. .lim 33. 65 G Gardner. Carol 171. 37. 85 Gardner. Charlotte 1121. 13 Gardner. David 33. 84 Gardner. Sharon 37. 85 German. Mrs. Lois. 8 Gladtelter. .lack 1121. 13. 69, 80. 86 Gitmias, Dale 1101. 29. 48 Gibbs. Donald 1111. 22. 48. 49. 60. 61. 64. 66. 67 80 Gitmson. Carol 36. S5 Harden. Sandra 181. 34. 85 Conn, Oren. 66 Cooper, Charollette 37. 41. 85 Corbin. Donald 1121. 12 Corbin. Ptlii. 66 Cntlom. Patsy 11 1 22. 45. 76. 77 Coitom. Ronald 36. 85 Courier, Mr. Austin. 88 Courter. George 34. 41. 65. 85 Cowman. Donald 1111. 21. 22. 48. 4 Cowman. Gary 1121. 12. 48. 49. 82 Craig. Janet 33. 45, 46. 87 Craig. Patty 181, 34. 41. 85 Cramer, Ray 32. 65. 74. 83 Cronotule. Nlargaret 11 1 22. 44. 46. 79. 81. 86 D Danielson. Connie 34 Davies. Brian 35 Davies. Karen 37. 85 Davies. Ruth Ann 1101. 29. 45. 46 Dawson. Roger 171. 36 Delawder. Beverly 31. 45. 46. Delosl. Frank 1111. 22. 48. 49. 60 Delosi, Helen 36. 85 Delost. Mary 1101. 29, 45. 46. 82 Dempsey. Nlyron. 66 Durham. Gene 11 1 22. 69. 83 Derham Derham Diiaden. Ditzden. . Mrs. Edna. 88 . Jack 33. 84 Mrs. Jean. 9. 10. 72. 74, 80. Mr. Arthur. 80 Dickerson. Devvayne 32 Dinsmore. David 1101. 30. 41. 43. 59. Dredge. Richard 1101. 29 Dunlbar. Janet 37. 84 E Earnst. Norman 32. 41 Earnst. Virky 33. 45. 46. 87 Erklunrl. Barbara 1101. 29. 45. 46. 82 Erkman. Kristin 36. 85 Erkman. lV1r. Clyde. 88 Eclcman. Mr. Lester. 88 9. 69. 76. 81. 82 47. 87 81 60. 69. 76. 83 Ehringer. Joe 1111. 22, 43. 69. 76, 79. 83 Ehringer. Sharon 37. 41. 84. 85 Eiker, George 191, 31. 48. 65. 74 Eiker. Nlary 35 Elledge. Robert 1101. 28. 59. 69 England. Blanch 36. 41. 65 England, Donald 1111. 22. 40. 43. 55. 56. oo. oo. so Gibson. Melvin 1111, 23. 48. 55. 57 Godril. Ray 1:01, 29. 40. 54. 55. 57. Godsil. Rodney 31. 59. 65. 73 Godsil, Rosalie 37. 73. B4 Gen. Gary 1111. 23. 48. 83 Gott.. Mrs. Mary. 9 Goti. .lim 1101. 29. 48 Golf. Joe 31. 48. 65 Goodwin. Mr. VV.. 9. 28. 60 Gordon, .loan 36. 85 Gordon. Mickey' 1111. 23. 60. 66 Goudie, Carolyn 36 Grady. Dennis 37. 41 Grady. Pat 1101. 29. 48. 76 Gray. Larry 1121. 13. 86 Gregg, Mike 37. 59. 65. 84. 85 Greene. Xwilliam 1121. 13 Grititittl, Eariene 31. 46. 82 Griiiittl. Playford 1121. 13. 48 Grohmann. Gary 35. 41. 84. 85 Gullett. Miss irma. 8. 20 Gullett, Mr. Ralph. 6 Gunther. James 33. 48 59. 60. 69 Gustafson. Nlartha 31. 45. 46. 74. 87 Gustafson. Ruth Ann 1111. 23. 43. 46. 75. 79. 86 H Hagie. Robert 33 Hanson. Dean 37. 84. 85 Hanson. Dick 37. 65. 85 Hanson. Roland 1111, 23. 60. 63. 68. 86 Harter. Connie 1101. 28. 45. 46. 87 Harter. Linda 35 Happs. Vvayne 1121. 14 Helander. Gene 1111. 23. 48. 75 Heidentxlut. George 1101, 28. 40. 76 Henderson. Karen 34, 85 Henderson. Ronnie 191 Hess, Charles 1101. 29. 40. 69 Hess, Marilyn 35. 85 Hess, Robert 34 Hickok. Sally 1111. 23. 45. 46. 81 Higgins, Melvin 171. 57. 59. 84 Hoiuen, Eddie 37. 41 Hoimen. Vvilliam 1121. 14. 48. 49 Hoots. Lorene 35. 41. 84. 85 Hopkins. Liles 1111. 23 Hopkins. Miss Sally. 47 Hopping. Sonny 35 Hnppnnk. Vvanita 1101. 28. 45. 87 Houston. Sandra IIIJ. 23, 79 Howerter, Frankie 34. 4I. 85 Howerter, IVIiIce 34. 4I. 85 Howcrter, Ruth Ann 191, 33. 45, Hoyme. Tom 35, 59. 65. 85 Hnghbnnks. JoAnn 1111. 23. 44. 45, 46. 47, 79. 80, 83, 86 Hughhanirs. Shiriey 32. 45, 46. 87 Hughes. Dianna 32, 44. 45, 46, 87 Hughes, John 34, 65 Hughes. Richard 1121. 14.40. 45. 44, 55. 57. 60. 65, 69, 72. 76. Sl Humphreys, Lance 3I, 48, 59. 65. 73. 74. 84 - Humphreys. SaIIy IIIJ. 23. 44. 46. 79. 81 Huston. Mrs. Harriette, 7. 43. 45. 87 Hutchrrofi. Judy 33. 43. 46. 73. 74. 82 Hutchison. James UU. 23. 69 46, 74, 82 I..uIIcin, Larry 37. 85 LuIIcin. Ted 171. 37 Luncigren. Barbara Il2i. Luxmore, Betty IIOI, 30. Luxmore. Virginia II2i. I5. 45, M Mahnesmith. Davici 37. 85 34 30. 45. 87 65.69. 75 I5. 45. 45. 46 46. 47 Niahncsmith. IVIyrna IVIaIIcncier, Sharon IIOJ. Nianuei, IVIr. Javic. 8. 59. I3'IarIchan1.Kav fI2i. I6. 45. 46. 72. 78. IVIarIcIcy. Joe UOJ. 28. 48, 49. 59 IVIarIcIey. Stott 33. 48. 84 Nlarics. Bob 36. 59. 65 IVIarIcs. James QIOJ. 28. 43. 59. 69. 73 46. 52. 72. 75, 76, 7 8 83 SI. 83. 86 Ien. Dickie 34 Hutchison. Lincia 35. 4I, 76, 85 Hulson. Jim 37 Hutson. Neii 34 Hutson. IVIrs. Virginia. 88 Hutson, Barbara fIOJ. 28. 45. 84 I Ingie, Karen 37 J Jacobs. James fl I J. 24 James. Joyce IIOJ, 30. 42. 44. 46. 76. 87 James. Sharon IIIJ. 24. 42. 44, 46. 79. 83. 86 Jarvis, Miss Virginia. 7, 20, 45, 74 Jelzferson. Ariane Jegersonv Donna 171,317.85 181, 54. 85 Jensen. Dr. E. A.. 6 Johnson. Chariie IIOJ, 30. 48 Johnson. Darwin 35. 59. 84 Johnson. Davici 36 Johnson, Donnie 34, 4I. 85 Johnson. Mr. Duane. 7, 4I. 85 Johnson Gary 35 Johnson. Gary Lee 37 Johnson. Junior 36 Johnson. Johnson. Larry ISI. 34 Ray fl 1 1. 24. 44. 48. 40. 60. Jones. Mr. Joseph, 9. 59. 65, 74 K King, Mr. Harohi. 88 King. Mr. John. 9. 51. 41. 54. 55. 68 Knott. Richard IIOJ, 29 63, 66. 68. 82 Knowles. Wanda Il2J. I4. 44. 45, 46. 78 Krohn, Sheriy f8J, 34 Marqui Niarqui Martin. th. Bch 37 ih.Mil1nn 1121. 16. 51. 68 EIIen 171. 37. 84 Niartin. Larry 33. 59. 84 Niartin, Otis IIOJ. 29. 60, 69 Mathers. Gwen 181. 35. 4I. 84, 85 Niathers, James 37. 84 IVIaxey, Niaxev. Gene f8J. 35 Joan I7J, 36 Nlcneth. Mariene II2J. I5. 45. 83 IVIrCormicIc. Dean II I 24. 48. 49. 69 h'1fC0rl nifit. Don 1111. 24. 48. 69 .Dick f9J. 32. 4I. 59. 65. 74. 82 IVIrCoy, Donaid II2i. I5. 48. 60. 63. 66 Niccoy. Jean Ann I9J. 32. 45. 46. 82 0'IcCoy. Patriria 37. 4I IVIr'Coy Niecue. MCCUD Shefvl 1121. I6. 46. 80. 86 e, Roberta 191. 32. 42. 45. 46 Mcllravy. Fred 35. 65 Mrllravy. Larry 37. 65 IVIrKay, James fIOJ. 28, 55. 65, 69. 83 M.-Kny. John 181, 34 Mf'KCOn McKee. Max 32, 48 Ronnie I7J. 37 M1'I-aren. Kenneth 32. 65 IVIcI.arf-n. IVIary 37, 84. 85 M.fMaIlann. Betty 1121. 16. 44. 46. 72. 76. 78. 81. 86 IVIrIVIiIIian. Jeanie 3l. 42, 43, 44. 46. 82. S7 Iwehfiillian, Xfviiiiam 1111. 24. 86 McMuIIcn. Danny IIIJ. 24. 48. 69 IVIcI3'IuI IVIcNaught. IVIcNaught. Janice 191. 33. 42. 46, 74. 87 NVacIe IIIJ. 24, 60. 61. 66. 69. 79 IVIeiIcIe, Mrs. Nancy. 8. 74 KuIat. Mr. HaroId. 8, 20. 74 L . Lacy, Sarah U21. I4. 43. 46. 52, 72. 73. 75, 76. 77, 78. 82. 83. 86 Meyers. Lincia 36 M1-vers. Sinria Ui. 36.85 IVIiIIer, Bch ISI, 35 Iwiiler, Bch 36, 59 I..aFoIIette, Linda 36 LaFoIIette. I..aFoIIette. I.4aFoIIette. LaFoIIette. Marjorie 36 Robert 1121. 14, 68. 80 Suzanne IIOJ. 28, 43 Lambert. Roger 36. 85 Lane. Mary fI2J. I5. 42, 45. 86 I.4Bl'S0lIn LBTSOH- I..asIey. Janet 34, 4I. 53. 76. 85 Mr. Vorace. 6 Ivan flli. 60, 66 Lasiey. Leonard 35. 84 Leamihetter, Caroiyn 37 Patty flli, 24, 44, 46. 47, 73 Leadhetter, Gary 35 I..eadI'Jetter. Mary 32. 74 Lcafgren. Mr. Freri. 9, 3I. 40. 74 Leasure. Mrs. Ruth, 7. 31, 74 Lentz. JancIIa 36. 85 Lever. Linda 35 Lindnhl. Linda 181. 55. 41. 85 Lindrothe. Miss I'IeIen. 8. IO, 42 Linniger. Darrei fI2J, I5. 66 Link. Janet 32. 43. 46, 83. 87 Liston. Thomas IIOJ, 30, 40. 43, 86 LitehI:ieI1J. Mr. James. 7. I0. 48. 49. 76. 80 Litthiieid, IVIrs. Virginia. 76. 80 Livingston. Lucy flli. 45 Lowe. Larry IIOJ. 29. 48 I..uaIIen. Jerry IIIJ. 24. 55, 57 Lualien. Ronaici 32. 59 94 IX'IiIIer. Mr. Jnnk. Q. 10. 59.60 Miller. .Inhn 1121. 16. 40. 60, 62. 66. 76. 85. 86 IVIiIIer. Patriria fl I 24, 42. 44. 46, 79. 83 IVIinnicIc. Sanrira 181 Miyier. MOUTH- Nioore. h'100I'01 MOOTE. DonaIcI 11 I 69 Monicnxan, James fIOJ. 29. 40. 44. 76 Corrine IIIJ. 24. 43. 45. 46. 86 Gilhnn 1121. 16. 10. 40. 44. 60. 62. 66. 72. 7 Jackie 171. 57. 42. 84. 85 .InA., 1111. 25. 40, 46. 47. 80 Ivioore. Vvinarci H11 Mnnrn. 3NiIIiam 181. 55. 41. 50. 75. 74, 84. 85 IVIorris. John 34, 59. 73. 82 Niorton. Beveriv f7J. 37. 4I. 84 Moner. Ann 1111. 25. 45. 44. 46. 82. 86 Niummy. Jim f7i. 37. 84 Iwurphy. Mary' Jane IIOJ. 29. 45, 87 N Neal, Elrion 34. 85 Nm-Isun. B1-ttv II I 25 Nelson. Freri IIIJ. 25. 60. 62. 68. 60. 79 NPISKDD. IIa Mae 37, 85 Nr-Ison. Jerry 35. 59. 85 N'-Ison, Marsha 32. 45. 46 Neison. Raymond I9i. 33. 59. 65 NeIson. Shiriey 34. 85 Neison. VViIIiam fl I 25, 75 O O'Dean, Mary .Io 36, 42. 84. 85 Olin. Franli 4109, 28. 59 Olin. Rodney fl I 25 Ouderliirlc. Barbara fl I 25. 43. 44. 46. 79. 82. 86 P Pennington. Linda 34. 85 Peterson. Carol lIOI. 28. 45. 46. 73 Peterson. Evelyn 33. 45 ' Peterson. .Ianei 33. 74 Peterson. .Iim 37. 59. 85 Peterson, lVIr. .Iolm VV.. 88 Plerseliy. Allen ll I 25. 60. 68. 60 Pl-ersrliy. .Iudy lI0l. 42. 45. 46. 76. 87 Philbhifl. Cliarles ll2I. 17, 19. 40. 44. 51. 54. .66. 68. 72. '3. 7 . 7. 64 1 6 1 Sl Pliillalad. .Iames IIOI. 28. 40, 43. 60. 69. 86 Phillips. Nancy tsl. 54. 41. 76. as Piclceral. Roberta l8l Piclcrel. Ricliard 34. 85 Plue. Cliarlene 34 Poole. Sylvia fl I 25. 42. 46, 79 Potter. Linda 32. 42, 44. 46. 85 Potter. Ivlereclitli II I 25 Powell. Donald ll I 25, 48, 49. 60. 69. 86 Preuett. I..aRay IIOI. 30. 48 Prince. Dr. Donald IVI.. 6. 73 Pumlrey. lvlr. Stanley. 6 R Rader. Darlecn 32. 45. 46. 47. 53. 87 Rader. Dean lI0l. 29. 48 Rader. LeRoy. 66 Randall. Marcia 4101. 28. 44. 46. 53, 83. 87 Reams. Mr. .IaIce. 7. 28. 74 Rifkai-d. Bill 473. 36 Rirliard. Betty l9l Riggs. Mr. Floyd. 88 Ring. Anne 36. 4I. 84. 85 Ring. Karen l9l, 33. 43. 46, 83 Ring. Nlarlene fI2l. I7. 43. 44. 46. 72. 80. 8I, 82. 86 Rose. Edison 36. 85 Rose. .Ienny Lou fill. 25. 44. 45, 46. 8I. 86 Roselle. Rollin lI0l. 50. 40. 48 Royre. lvlary Ann l9l, 33. 45. 46 I Royrc. Nancy 36. 4I S Saline. .lane lOl, 32. 43. 46 Sargeant. Sylvia 35. 85 Sayers, Ralpli 33 Scall-. Carrol 32. 48. 59. 84 Seall. James fI2l. I7. 40. 44. 48. 60. 63. 66, 67: 8I. 86 ScI1ideman.CI1arles lab. 35. 41. 59. 65. 76. 84, ss Srliideman, .Iaeli fI2l. I7. 82 Srlirareo. .Iudy lI0l. 28. 45, 87 SCl1ulz..Iean ll2I. 17. 45. 46 Scllulz. Jerry IIOI. 26. 48. 75 SeI1uIz..Ioan lI2l. 17, 45. 46. 72.80 Senn. Sandra 37 Sliarp, Wvilla 36. 85 Shaver, Gary fI2I. I8. 66. 82 Sliearer. Miss Jeannette. 9. 3I Slleanaut. Delores fi Il. 26. 45. 46 Slwerman. Mr. Clyde. 88 Slierwood. Jimmy. 76 Slireeves, Doris lIOl. 29. 45. 84 Slireeves. Myron 37 Sllrcves. Leanne QIOI. 30. 43. 44. 46. 82, 87 Simlcins. Danny 33, 59. 74 Simpson. Peggy f9I, 45 Smillw, Bernard 36 Smitlfi. Smitll. Bill 4195. 28. 86 Jacqueline fI2l. I8. 39, 43, 44.. 46. 76. 78. 83. 86 Smitll. Jciiy 4111, 26, 59. 55. 57, oo. 62. 64. rs. ro. si. Smith. Smitli. Smitli. Michael 181. 34. 85 Robert IIOI. 29. 82 ' Sue 173. 56, 41, 75, 76. 84. ss Smith. Virginia 1111. 26 Super, James 33, 69 Soplie r, Charles IIOI. 30. 48 Sopl1er, Karen 32, 45 55. 56. 60. 62. Soplier. Sharon 32. 43. 46 Sornlaerger, Nanry fI0l. 30. 46. 435. 87 Spencer. l3'Iarilyn lI0l. 29 Spf-neer. lwlyrtle 36 Spirlier. Florence 37 Spirlier. Lawrenre 37, 85 Spurgeon. Irene 34. 4I. 53. 76.85 Spurgeon. Sherrill ll II. 26 Stamps. lVIr. Vvenclell. 66 Steele. George ll I 26. 55. 57. 60. 68. 80 Steele. Jim. 66, 67 Steele. Paula ll I I. 26. 86 Steeli. Carolyn fI0l. 29. 45. 46. 47, 83 Steele. Nlarlee 33. 43. 46. 83 Stegall. Dale IIOJ. 48 Steplien, lVIr. Karl C.. 88 Stepliens. Wlary Lou 171, 36 Stevens. Carl IIOI, 30. 48. 59 Stevens. Carol 34. 76. 85 Stevens. Roger 36. 59. 84 Stinellaugll, Gilbert 35, 59 Stinelmaugli. lwlelvin 33. 43. 59 Stockton. .Iarlc 37. 59. 65. 85 Stockton. Nlrs. IVIary. 88 Stomlicrg. Bernard. 66. 67 Stomlmerg. Duane ll Il. 26, 48. 49. 68. 69. 75. B6 Stomlierg. Elaine 32. 45. 46, 47. 74 Stone. Ardatlie fl0l. 28. 43. 44. 46. 53. 83 Storlcson. Nlilm UI Sutlilf. Earl fI0l. 29, 44 Suilill. Eiiilcne 1101. 30. 44. 45. 46. 87 Swanson, Jim, 68 Swelzorg. Lynda II Il. 26. 44. 46. 76, 79. 86 Swelaorg. Vvilliam lI2l. I8. 68. 69 Symonds. Nlr. Ford. 88 Symonds. l3'Irs. Inga, 7 T Tarorllione. .Iames ll I 26. 43. 55. 56. 68. 73. 79 Taslcer, Gary 32. 59. 65. 82 Taylor. Nlielry lI0l. 30. 59. 60. 83 Templeton. Katlly, 76 Terry. Sally .Io 34. 4I. 85 Terpening. Carolyn 34. 85 Tlwmas. Donna 36. 4I Tliompson. lVIr. Gordon 88 Tlionipson, Lola 33, 4I. 84. 85 Tilton. Virginia fill. 26. 42. 43. 44. 46. 79. 86 Totten. Diclc flll. 26. 60. 62. 66 Townsend. Ann 37 Townsend. Kay 33. 69 Tuclccr. Carol Ann fI2l. I8. 44. 46. 47, 52. 72, 75, 76. 77. 78. 82. 86 Tuelcer. Mr. Joe. 88 Tulley. Mr. lxflieliael J.. 88 Tulley. Judy 36. 4I Tulley. Ronald 33. 48 Tulley. Patrirlr 35. 4I Tutl1ill.Carol lol. 32. 45. 46, 47. S4 Tutliill, Mary .Io lI0l. 29. 45. 46. 47. 84 U Upp. lwlyron 3I. 65. 83 V Vaneil. Franli 85 Van den Heurlc. Mrs. Grave. 8. 28, 44. 79 Vedell. Marilee IIOI. 30. 43. 44. 46. 53. 82. 87 Voeller. Sandra 34. 85 VV Xvallier. Ifleanor 35 Xvallier. Franli llll. 27. 60. 61. 82 Xvallccr. Ruby fIOI. 30. 45. 46 xvaller. Dorotliy' l8J. 34. 85 XNYHSIIHIIHUQII. Robert 36, 4I. 59. 65 XXYRSIIRICDHUQII. Sandra 34. 85 Xvaslialmaugli. Sllaron QIOI. 30, 4I. 43. 46. 47. 75. 76 Xvatson. lVIary Franris 85 Vvatters. Larry 36, 4I. 84 Xveblrer. Donald 36 Xvelalner. lxlrs. Madge. 88 Xvelmlier. Ronald Illl. 27. 48. 49. 60. 63. 66 Xvells. Nlary Jane 33. 42. 46. 74 XV:-nn. Charlene 37 J Vvesl. Joey 33. 48. 65. 74 Wcsrerheld. Brenda 181. 55, 41. 84. 85 VVQ-sicrlielrl. .lark 52. 59. 65. 74 VVesterfic-ld. Sandra fill. 27. 44. 46. 72. 86 Vvesieriieltl. Mary fI0l. 29. 45. 44. 45. 46. S5 VVeNerl1urg.Carol fI2l. 18, 44. 46, 72. 76. 78. 86 Vvllilc-. Mrs. Pairifia. 8. 28. 46 Whire. Richard 1113. 27. 54. 55. 56. 60. 68 NVhi1s1n.J0hn 173. 56. 65. 75. 84. S5 Vvliilson. Domfliy 1111. 21. 27. 44. 46, 70. 86 Wlirkwire. Bill 55. 48. 59. 65 Nvilson. Carolyn 1101. 28. 45 Nvilson. Nlarilyn 1101. 28. 43. 46. 87 Vvincliel. Belly 1101. 29. 46. 87 Vvincliel. Pally f7l, 56, 85 xx!iflCll0ll, Junior Erwin 56. 85 Vvise. Vvilliam fl2l, IS. 48. 49, 51. 60. 6l, 66. 76. 1 7 . B0 Vvili. Pauline IIZJ. I9. 42. 45. 72 Vvong. Jolln fill, 27 Vvorlcman. Dannis 55 Nvorlcman. Pearl 55 Vvoolrlriclgc. Carol 56. 4l, 55. 84. 85 Nvoolscy. bliss Nlalmlc. 8 Vvoolsry. Jen- 56. 59. 65. 84. 85 Vvoolsey. Rose ivlary 50. Vvoolscy. Sue 55. 55. 73. 84. 85 Nvriglwl. 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