Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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A5 sloe lmspilotecz' the Clays of '71 through four She shares in the experience of learning. The seniors loved her, for she was there when no one else would come. She is Youthfthe ideas that she expresses, the experiences that she has, and the memories that she leaves behind are youthful ones. For she is not apart from her stu- dents, but rather she has grown and learned along with them. Her vivacity for life encourages her students to overlook the doubts and fears that come with adulthood. She quietly teaches us to accept our responsibilities as adults and to stand unshaken through the most harrowing situations. And who can forget how she unselfishly shares in our triumphsfour defeats? Wheth- er it is the first class of the year or the night of graduation she stands aside, unheralded and unsung, and 1 sometimes completely forgotten. But she is not forgotten, for we as students affectionately and grate- fully identify with her. Non-con- formist educatorg concerned critic of lifeg she walks through the halls of KHS with an aire of comfortable certainty and confidence, accepting her hard-earned professional status as something that is natural. Her knowledge of aviation has helped her pilot the Class of '71 through four memorable years of high school. It is with this same vibrancy of life that exists within you that we dedicate the 1971 .Iester to. . . MISS ELLEN FIELDS She accepts the reward she so richly deserves.

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memorahle years, she haf grown ana' learnea' with them K w 1 Q T df onecla' hgh ghf h 1 hx W I Teaching has ns awardsg Mlss Fields gels one of them. ,