Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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Juniors Climax year ofambition and Junior Class Officers: President Junior Carr, Vice President Pete Fergusson, Secretary Vickie Mosher, and Treasurer Rhonda Godsil. 28 Cindy Allen Greg Atwater Linda Banks Bill Bates Cindy Becker Patsy Benson Carrie Borden Teresa Bowman This year has been one of ambition and excitement. The task of fulfilling their mon- itary quota for the Prom was not an easy one, but it was achieved through many tre- mendous endeavors. There were numerous money-making projects, such as the sale of mugs and frozen pizzas, but the utmost in comprising their treasury was the dance where Tank performed. All in all, this year will be unforgettable in the minds of our future seniors.

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Lock, Stock, andLipstick Miss Fields searches vainly for a funny line for somebody Is that really you, Kathy? You look like a wetback from Tijuana! . . . . anybody! Members of the Senior Class spent many long hours rehearsing for the play Lock, Stock, and Lipstick? Although it was hard work, the cast members enjoyed every minute of it all. Miss Ellen Fields, with the help of Student Directors, Lou Knutson and Paula Meyer, was there to coach the seniors. Their production may never hit Broadway, but everyone seemed to enjoy himself both on stage and in the audience. Deb Brown quickly applies a last-minute make- up job to Plunkett while Lou Knutson helps Miss Enthistle go over her lines.

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excitement with unique Prom Tim Clewell Debbie Coburn Along with numerous other juniors, Carrie finds that preparation for the future becomes increasingly im- portant as the year advances. Jim Coffman Kathie Bramlett Cindy Breeden Sherry Bybee Steve Campbell Junior Carr Steve Cecil Debbie Chapman Carol Christ Mark Cramer Steve Courter Debbie Cutcher