Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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Enjoying school dances... May I out in? George Snper and Joan Cottom were chosen King and Queen of the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sheng proved to be popular meeting places throughout the school year. Bruce Johnson as Mr. I displayed his winning ways. Other activities besides dancing went onat the dances. I6

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G,A.A. placed Hrst with lheir Boat. The Maids of Hunor were Marilyn Knox K Cheryl Dugan, and Melody Howerter The juniors worked unLLl 1 l7 A.M. to finish their second place Dont .- I Q' L WRNH ifff4,xf5'c, 2 LF.. J G 2 Q l 1- . vb L , Y .1 v 6 :Vi 'W , . J , M 1, V M-we wf ' f , ff .Q-af .. -,,il t:m. 111, .. ,:,TT,..-35133 , tg P Q, L - f-' . . 1 . r 3. -- , 'Q 3,5 j, 'i ' Q , ' :La , h .- - - ..-we ' 1 1 - . A x. .X..,. ral, ' ' 15 Q. 'z FOR NIICTORYM M , ., n :-may xy.-,.,-'A Nh .Qg5'f,3R.. 1 K - , l Tens- 'M- M

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Row 1: Becky Jacobs, Kathie Jackson, Linda Hatch, Rlta McWilliams, Becky Dugan, Holly Lindahl. Row 2: Sharon Stone, June LaFollette, Cheryl Lundberg, Marian Spurgetm, Paulette Hubner, Ann Row I: James Johnson, Beverly Stevens, Sherry Little. Row Z: Sheryl Brown, Eileen Whaley, Anna Meter, Marcia BYOWH. Row 3g Vada Peterson, Paul Foshay, Tom Anell, Gary Olson, Betsy Anderson. The Knoxville Chapter of the National Honor Society functioned effectively this year under its purpose of creating an enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulating a desire to render service, promoting worthy leadership, and encouraging the development of character in students of KHS. , The major activity of NHS was the acceptance of new members. Those students accepted received their membership cards and pins at an assembly in March. A banquet was held for the new members, their parents, the mculty, and the members ofthe Board. In order to raise money for the banquet, the old members typed and ran errands for the teachers and sold candy after school and sandwiches at games. The banquet was held with the help of the PTA and the Student Council. NHS accepted twenty new members, these twenty new members plus the twelve old members gave the National Honor Society an impressive membership of thirty-two. This year's organization was guided by Betsy Anderson, President, Vada Peterson, Vice-President, Sheryl Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mrs. German and Mrs. Batell, Advisors. Adolphson, Sharon Adams. Row 8: Bob Walck, Barry Swenson, Max Utsler, Bob Larson, Rlch Putnam, Dave Ward, Bill Whiteside. Setting the academic pace... Row 1: Mrs. Batell, Advlsorg Betsy A n d e r s on, Presidentg Mrs. German, Advisor. Row 2: Vada Peterson,Vlce-Presidentg Sheryl Brown, Secretary- Treasurer.