Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1949 volume:

HULD FAST YUUR DREAMS Hold fast your dreams' Wtthm your heart Keep one stzll secret spot Where dreams may go And sheltered so May thrwe and grow Where doubt and fear are not Oh keep a plaee apart For lztile dreams to go Lomsr: DRISCOLL ,321 W SUTTER S MILL KNOXVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY KNOXVILLE HIGH XCHUOL 213 E. Montgomery St. KNOXVILLE IOWA KNOXVILLE, IA so13a I fem azs osas J . J J I , W , , Within your heart, L 1 I THE ARRIVAL UF THE GREENHURN I If just got auoss the plams I nz poofff than a snail T111 mall s all dad but pool old K Izp U ho I pullrd zn bg fhr fllll I fr d hun last af Chzmm ll Roth Tl af s a hr If fhr glass gan oaf I m ploud fo frll 1 1 stood if ll fll Along fhf Tzzahff zoufc But I am lflll urah and Iran Though I sfal ted plump and faf Hou I ll zsh I had thc gold mafhznf III ff bark on fhf Plafff And a pan of sfzzprd bfdfwh pants Wg Sally madc or me And ll hr n I If ff says shf Hur fahf fhf laudanum azfh gon Sam To rhcfh fhf mzszru THE FORTY NINERS 7 Dr GypS MCJICIW H, ..f- ji-DRESENTzNG if W 1 , I ll REA, I i- ll 2 To a'1'ar zrhilf' digging aftm' gold ,' -..Fx-Oni . ' I--r A V 1 V Y e5 ' s J .Q Aw lg 4 . EV, N EJ E x G PN A U sl Im l'?' v '41 i 'A QR ll E U If Of '4 K STAFF 0fK H S Plllzllfxllr-rl ln' Ilif- 1 4 r 1 . . lxlluu17lr, msn Way' IU-I'l Hlstory of the K The K of I946 revlved lhe yearbook In KHS for I+ was lhe larsl' lo be published by Knoxville slnce The old Knox had been dlscon hnued lwenly sw y ars before The I947 K and he l948 K have helped 'ro prove lhal' 'the yearbook IS a Vlfdl parl of school I 9 Juniors and Seniors are now ellglble for slaff membership Thus gnves greafer coverage of all lhe classes and prepares lowerclass men lo fake over The work The lheme lhvs year was chosen lo celebrale lhe l00'rh anniversary of 'lhe Gold Rush In Callfornla We hope lhal you will enloy lhls book and l'ha'l l'he K may CONTINUE a parl of school as long as lhere IS a school Staff Alberla Klngma BUSINESS MANAGER PRODUCTION MANAGERS PHOTOGRAPHY ART STUDENT LIFE and ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS and JUNIOR HIGH ADVISOR Leon Langebarlels Marlha Dyer Roberla Cronkhlle Norma Lee Durham Suzanne Jennings Gordon Gunlock Kalhryn Speed Rlchard Ver Sleeg Ralph Ver Sleeg Basul Fmch Charles L Beam Production Oskaloosa Danly Herald Oskaloosa Elluolls Sludlo Knoxville Hawkeye Brndery Des Molnes Galesburg Engravlng Co Galesburg llllnols S K Smllh Company Chicago Illnnoas 4 ' I1 ff ' I- I e . + 'I I'f. EDITOR ,, sss.,, I as ' The Prlnler The Pholographer The Binder The Engraver The Cover DEDICATION As lhe prospeciors of I849 lloclced +o California searching lor precious lreasure, so lhe sludenl ol l949 is in search ol a precious freasure - ICNOWLEDGE. This is a lreasure even more de- sirable fha-n mere mclal, lor he who has knowledge is rich beyond price. To The search 'lor knowledge and lo lhe spiril of 'rhe men wha crossed 'rhe deserf in an endless caravan we dedicale lhe l949 FOREWGRD Someday you may refurn +o +he halls of K H S A am you wll run 'ro class par+icipa+e in e a sfudenf buf lhrough fhis yearbook ln +he hope fha+ if will bring you many happy memories we presenl 'rhe K of I949 5 g . I I . . . H1 many ac+ivi+ies, cheer al +he ball games-no+ as CONTENTS Pcrx onnel Xtuflpnf L1 e Athletics Actlvltles Junior High Advf I'flXllIff fgljmw i 515 RSALHD KNOXWLLE5 BESI X Q , ggy J I VL Xfff , X. jET Xi! alfa .LJ I I 1 5 6'1 Koi I ix ON I I A X I V X J 4 xr ,- 6 PERSUNNEL WELLS FARCO Q Kjos 3 3 g ...--5-.1 Vyest in our I A W5' Q1 ., X lx 'XX X V1 + , 5 LM 7 if MARSHALL qu sy MR FLOYD DAVIS Superintendent MISS FLLA REAM Secretary GOLD APPRAISERS LEFT TO RIGHT Presldent Arthur Wagner Maunce Iohnston B W Dutton Lyle Lange bartels Superlntendent Floyd Davxs Secretary Raymond Glenn Carroll Price Not ln plcture S L Walker treasurer At he March meeting Mr Kenneth Barghahn a new board member was sworn ln Mr Carroll Prxce was elected presldent for the commg year Mr Raymond Glenn and Mr S L Walker w1ll contmue m the1r posltlons of secretary and treasurer respectxvely SHERIFF MR WAYNE SWINTON Prlncloal MRS RUTH TRAVELLI Secretary 8 ,J-Q 6 O ' I l NJ A I f i 4 f ' SL - , ' Mmlw A x .QQ f . A? 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GOLD APPRAISERS Ve 9 Iames Holland uallv 11'1f' 'un Q' 'le ele none 0 e e'cr1 Farm School 10 csc Il me p ef' Hazel Hunmcutt 11I'llOf Claw, pon 01 x 1fGl'C lQ '1 l11o lg nmol 1f' Annette Inman 1 n CID 1 f'11C 'V 'I C1 fx ra Iohnson R N 4 1rs uc loo l1ke xor ff. A 1 GHG 40 r 'log SC,1OOl'1llX'3 1 1 IO xQVL1s1r1e-S 1 '11 1'eere f an Tilflw Ccifoc- lffvf-1 Qiixcvzi liIIlf'kf.'f?l'1ff'T . to L . ':tlf:. Ce, lewi T., . l Kffzt YC lush. ' Us .,f'Q1'1. '.fl,f,e,pl1.,. f..1r - , for 1 r V 'f,. ., ks ' 1.1 f 5. ri F .ck.s , ,l-,fs 1 ' pe X I ' ss 1:1 ' . driven: T1 -ar , . . Xxx , A' X 'fy L . ,d 1.. Cf:. rzi1z ai C.1r1.fi:t1f':' . . . ,V Ir -Sr TT . A L. l'I4?ff'f l 4. bil.i'g' 1 ' Y , lrmze' . . L1g.f'y '.-.1121 11- ,sQf11i:r.5 . ' 1 F In .... lilies 1-1411 'xfirk , 1 . 1,-3.51 ,T 1 -111111 JV. Tlilflfl . i1i.5fe.1?.7 are Lie-'1 fzrctni f: llqfflfiy 5 , . 1' j - . . . 4,-' XX . 'E 1 ri- . . . f1r1j0y,: pr::1'1 nq il? C13 . . . ' ur. 'rr' rslke . . .l1t'1ira...' Ahllgli . 'i -' f' F. Marynetta Leitch Clt qllll llf f Fr Rn ot o FAA v Elton McCabe 1 fgf IJP Beulah Merfer Mary I. Mmer 1 ft 11 ff o Colo fIf'1 lDYll O pf1r1t1nf1 1 her ho 11 umrt the Mr-thodt t Clow H t 1 n room N1tH Mts Wtlktnson pfnfl umrvor GULD APPRAISERS Ernest W Mueller Stranger to most ot the tudents ecto of farm school mce smlle ha a vor! mall ol'1r'e q een Old mob1le Carleton A Rider Daughter 1s mascot o KHS h a c'bb1t oot l949 Ford pleasant pe sonallty atm Wllf' keef n1'11 busy rea V ff Garold Rowland DlV1d61 l'11, t1me between g1rls basketball teachmq and the tarm has tour boys fafonte expresston s you see tough sleflrhn and as you can rffafllly see Iohn Patrick Ryan Has two boys cute and mce wlle 'lrwes a DeSoto swell personallty r'ons1derate of other people iff ,,1 fu ..1 :ton 'IVFIH rt, 11 lss :sk - Z: . n lfzll C'llf'1Y1-'QCUFL l 1,1 i1:11 1 . 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' lo to fffzy . f -, dl, fv' ...sic We the seniors, hereby declare that all our accomplishments be left behind for better ment by those who follow in the coming years Staring in bewllderment at the huge building in front of us, we entered this great life in the fall of l945 That year we faced the BACK ROW lleft to Ilghi, Mxss Wilkinson Advisor Lerlra Galvin Harold Blythe Dxck McKay Clay ton Fleeman Bill Gott Kenneth Holt Keith Iohnson Leslie Burnett Norman Hays Clifford Park M Wayne Swinton FOURTH ROW Glenn Dodds Rodney Proffitt Keith Covey Delmar Cox Darlene Schroeder Velma Iolllfte Lola Belle Worrall Hazel Sterling Mary Margaret Osborn Stanley Swinton Mlchael Frllxman Eugene Worrall Robert Campbell Dick Mitchell Kenneth Rankln Ilm Moneysmxth Wllson Brown Bill artshorn Ierry Robuck Norma Sxefken Ioanne McConvxlle Ianyce Thompson Duane Wallace Iack Crook Beverly Haug Shirley Dixon Marilyn Bruce Harry Webb Gerald Brooks Bob Speed SECOND ROW Patrxcra Beaver Thelma Little Barbara Frazier Mary Malone Ellene Huffman Louis Doty Susie Courtney Helen Louis Hegwood Margaret DeWitt Dorothy Caifrey Mary Louise Thompson Dons Staley Maxine Wolf Betty Hendrlx Iosenhme Spencer Ruth Shoemaker FRONT ROW Tom Ienklns Ioan Fast Conme Wilcox Elma Larsen Io Ann Dolman Maude Onstank Martha Onstank Marlys Young Marjorie Rinehart Mary Louise Denny Patsy Lightfoot Colleen Drake Rita Cooney Frances Brees GRADUATING C ASS UF I943 dependable the 'oy of doing a successful 'ob trials and tribulations of people regarded by the upperclassmen as freshmen We were rather timid but after initiation that scared feeling within us soon disappeared Exactly one year to the day we were again seen entering this hall of education. We were now able to give advice to the one s under we have followed others. I2 refs' , f. ,- - ,J ' ' ,--Q ,, . k ,, W ' '. '.,..-.r......4 . A - l , ' , THIRD ROW-Frances ford, Ierry Talbot, Cherri Gholson, Floyd Agan, Iohn Marshall, Bethel Klootwyk, -s. I i I I I . 0 ll ll I us for we were soohomores, industrious and Our lunior year was one of great interest and hard work We had become upperclass men only through a struggle of laughter and tears The Junior Senior Banquet caused many a sleepless night but it brought with it Now at long last we are seniors We are proud of the way in which we have met our school day problems, and these memories, both happy and sad, will always be cherish ed by the Class of 49 ln a very short time we will don our caps and gowns only to see someone else follow in our footsteps as Blll Adams Stub f f a Ll Corn r-s ehy as manf people thlrlf ladle man Howard R Allen Ta e led chlclfer work on lf rm ln ummer orlte cxpree mon no kldaxnc Model A coup: Dxck Anderson Manl c, good dance lxkeable baseball player vou know h1 lnte est Eleanor Mae Andrews F ol ln takes llle se lon ly rlde blke to Chool plan lo teaph -1 Beverly Bartunek Bev has hxgh xdeals wants to be a star IH a rnuslcal Comedy mus1c contest wmner helpe plan the paper Harold The Us! ond Bassett man hal vlo KS all maht to Qell one sack ol popcorn a eec Bob Elhott Eleanore Loulse Burien Black hal a worklng gal farmer Cu O ' so I make he ovwn clothe Leona Mae Benscoter Tlllnllf alwaye dlgmlled nnk loesn a 1'1uc.h I3 'W' Wzlhs Andrews Wxlly larr er p e e sleep' ma to ea mg enmy H Ske ton doesnt a c mach r sc ool 35 Chevy Beverly fDoddsJ Awiry ev larmer 1 la ce her man Cwe dont mean Gene Awtryl one ol the Slobbermufsh Glr Spam h dance Roger Bcxles Poppy b g eet Casanova rxdes horseback a are-at deal always a h1t wlth the women Norman D Burger Norm walklna Wrlaleyi ad verhsement always o l for a good Mme works at Crew lrrenoly handscrne . .4 A,lJI1:1:1' :a N HCl . 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'I t lk. foo ' x PGUICIG Ann Bucklew 1 FI rlocl' l fllf r11e l1lte cmg Horn nd ete Her 'town one me K beau me Nam y Ioanne Cox o D 'Ill on mo UICP to Betty Ann Bernahl O fn for n Marvm Bnggs f kmnq rmfc cf: el mon h 1t1e 6 'nox lf C1 1 hole Helen Brooks Nfl I A F C lt' .1 Oflilfl Ill' Robert Brooks Hefn e 1 IC t mfg wpr C 1 Cunt you wh fone P111 1m CN pro b armn '11 111nu1t1v ley Cox Fo fe love to Skate and dance belbbllflg pereonalvtv Madge Cra vford :Black l'lGlf' really lke Zum Nh Z P' llC e qooo QV' che N o ary Lee Damty mo Kl'l'ill lQ tolen ed mth .1 Ord ,' 1 o emoye kc 1r1r and dc1r1c1r1g plan rr Ylll Barbara Dextrrck Barb a good c1rt1 dark hmr lOlll'llC1ll 1 g1rl mtero tefl 1r1 the VYVICQ Melvm Denmson Rcvbbn pep lfmfl omoy danclnq o fl at GTIVSS Dads car works at how . , . tal-ces t1ckets, Mary Ann Drake Small . . . works on Black and Gold , , retired band member . . F H A. president . . . plans to attend ISTC I4 Dolores DuBree Jae a 1ft neat' mm fagltal PI lC.'ffll fJec.h clothea na comr llmen 3, lfllf Martha Dyer Maftle f vy mtf rf small Jr to are Mme wltw Bu ch lnple lovew ro r Basxl Flnch Gabby ov f C llkes shaft: cf me me CLINTON puaalna n1fknfa1 ma y flti Lorretta Fortner Alwayb lauahma good t,'p1st oesnt 'l' the sayma e ey Do r ere pa lcks O z C 7775 Raymond Glover Frank favo l!lXlf Lana alwf ,I aan lkes to esp wav: 'ma Ted Donald Godfrey Ape bu ama b1 Gf a ete s hovce C c De So 0 ee, t ce Robert Gooaw'n Long heavy stlac tvee a GHOST Ie y it '1 0 1 Larry Graham Cracker that 1s J ea 5 glasse- farmer who nn to Dlane tavorvte wr: essmfr olv Smok Gordon Gunlock lon et n t ave Cltlllff an a envy Hmtma 'f' rv 0 aj 199 F' Margaret Ann Hall I Vu dos how qlrl lllCPQ to llltch hlke qulto a llf on oy awmg par le A 4 V Raymond Dale Heaberlm Hay oc-rl 1 l 101 Cl'llC on or 'nor xo Delores Ioan Helland fflobuckl Mar led woman er nee ACK of all tadv Kher hu oondl lwk chlclt love lancmq I5 i 'lk . .ll f , a D 3 J If . jf' ' - '1- Z' I AQ .. 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Rxchard D Hendnx Fa m worker re pceve 1 tuc up g1rl bmart pends noon hou flr1v1nq aro1 fl IU car Barbara Ioanne Herdum Herily n an Q1 Nhat a avgale onahty plug. neve aet mad Nay tal ma Dick W Iacob a e pa1n a enteil 1n 1nub1c firamatlc u of fun and fa'1fy ree Donna Iean Iones fax or1t e1-rf e C alw y lauqhmq ma es xnot hand more emoyabl or eve yono 1n 91' Jw- 'mf J? 513, Helen Maureen McCarthy A G 1t'v Q etty zrk Ronald Dale McComas 4 cn to fgo Navy a ht Jo r P' B tl: Norma lean Malone Mope swmq mean baton black ha1r an'l eye ome g1ggle hkei fla'1c1nrg worki at the how Iecmne Markusen Graduated at end o f1rQt Qeme er pretty l1ght ha r a attenchng bUS11'1GSS college I6 r ' . . . ,J t ,-1, 'S S k SN s 1 rss ' ' .1 n. ' 5 Q Q x A . . . , W1 'rl .. ' . Q , per.: '. , .' , . . ' r , is al' as , lc V , I lc, ted up T . t l- ? ,W 5 ll f . -f 5 , l - af lf W W ' 'e .1 Jr simon, 11.5.3 1t , . 'a fs A 1 . . . ke: r- . , ' ., e f . r . . . tt 1 M ' R- . e , shy, te ,... 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I wr' v BACK HOW Arden Iohnston Phxllxp Crews Gerald Fall Iames Barley Harrlson Gholson Charles Hull Lel nd Der Fartog Leroy Crawford Duane Allen THIRD ROW Mlldred Flclugh lorman Hodges Colleen Kmgery VTVIQH Fee Iohn Komerrck Llnda Bel knap Donald Dmke Colleen Cecrl SECOND ROW Marrlyn Brubaker Phyllls Des Camp R1 hard Darrah Betty Eckardl Wlllxam Delong Io Ann Peebout Donald Coon Dlck DWIQQHS FRONT ROW Frances Spencer Darlene Crawford Donna Fee Roberlcr Cronkhrle Mary ourse Brown Beverly Iulme Phyllls Dennison Esther Goebel ROSE C-UL Work' Work' Work' Thal s us Wllh fhe Jumor Sensor Banque? as a goal. +he Jumors have planned new money making schemes ever slnce lhenr Freshmen days Of course, we lake 'fume 'lo have a ll'Hle fun and par'I'lcl pa+e nn achvahes Would you like lo subscribe lo BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS Mls+er7 All lhrough +he monlh of November, fhaf was 'lhe 'typical greehng from any Jumor I+ was a queshon of, WrII we sell enough maga zlnes +o rafe a radlo7 and Who will wm rhe sfuffed dogs offered fo fhe hlghesf sales man on each +eam7 Wnfh en+huslashc salesmen covering +he lown complelely sales wenl over +he lop Meanwhile, Jumors were helpmg 'ro pu+ on YTeen and Hr Y programs and working In F FA and F H A Slnglng In Glee Club and brmgmg lunches for Mnxecl Chorus was com mon +o manv Jumors The Jumors were oul for A+hle+lcs In every way We figured prommenlly In fhe success of 'lhe girl's baskefball leam by conlribuling fuve of +he 'rwelve girls Foolball, baskefball, 2' 5 ' .l V . ,Y . i Q - -4 --fr - ,,,.., R-T, l I . 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' 'I I I ' 0 ' 20 baseball and frack 'lime all saw our boys ou+ In numbers +o wm new 'hfles Even with all our ourslde achvuhes we found some 'hme to work on our sfudles, and there always was a good represenfahon from +he Junlor Class on 'lhe honor roll As Sprung came around we began acfual work on +he banquet The Club 49 50 had fo b lust per'Fec'I' for our guesrs Le'f+ers were wrlHen to see what enferfamers were available and stores were vlsrled +o fund 'the lowesr 'JOSSIbl6 prlces for the arhcles we wanted fo purchase Of course, a lot of las+ minute rushing was done fo see +ha+ everyrhmg was ready Then we hurried home to change Info our besf clolhes for fhe BIG nlghf When we wen+ back to fhe hall a ll'Hle lafer, we found thai' 1+ was even more wonderful than I+ had seemed lusf like srepf-mg mfo a real nlghf c ub Now our Junlor year IS over and somehow we wlsh 1+ wasn 'r We have seen a lof of fun and a lot of work and we luked every mlnufe of If ln our Senior year, we will fry fo con hnue +o ge+ rhe mos+ possible good and enloymenr out of everything we do 'F BACK ROW lack Rhodes Herman Wxlkes Gene Stevenson Clarence Loynachan Alfred Van Steen wyk Io Ann Srmpson Edward Nrchols Kathryn Kadmg Leonard Thomas THIRD POW Wrllmam Clarke Io Anne Welch Doyle Rollstxn Kathryn Speed Don May Iudy Snover Hollrs Perry Emma Lou Wrlllams Ioan Prrce SECOND ROW Bxll Luke Mary Iayne McConvrlle Rrchard Ver Steeg Dorothy Mark Larry Shaffer I Ann Long Alfred Worrall Dorothy Vanceunebrock FRONT ROW Marran Reed Teddre Roberts Darlene Rowley Iay Mlles Carol Shoemaker Paulme Nxchols Florence Woolsey l . e ll' ll . 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I , I I ' 0 2l 9 -v nu BACK ROW Donald Durham lack Bradley Bob Conklrn Ierry Harvey Kerth Crozrer Wxllram Franklln Wxllard Dainty Robert Carle Duane Brooks Kenneth Dlxon lack Anderson Marvln Belford FOURTH ROW Beverly Larpenter Frances Keith Merrlll Dowell Dolores Ielsma Raymond Burnett Shxrley Dutton hm Drerbelbels Ioan Breuklander Beverly Godfrey Lenos Hlppen THIRD ROW Iocelyn Elllson Wayne Brooks Frank De long Norman Chrrsman Merten Fxnch Evelyn Glover Marllyn Armstrong Iames Doles Patsy Bales Barbara Dooley SECOND ROW Paula Bartunek Carol Harvey Alberta Kadlng Phyllrs Iones Marjorie Brshop Carl Bernahl Iackle Graves Kenneth Dezwarte Suzanne Iennmgs Peggy Gibbons FRONT ROW Myrtle Caylor Betty Donnelly Marilyn Craft Bonme Bown Carolyn Hayes Celra Kes ter Dxck Hall Chloe Crandall Norma Durham YELLOW C-ULD Noi Greenhorns any longer' No now we were Sophomores We could 'lease 'Phe new freshmen mux +hem up push em around laugh af 'fhelr musfakes whsle we forgof 'lhe ones we had made when we were freshmen because fhls was our second year ln high school We had a new sponsor, Mlss Thompson, who was always 'Full of fun and ready fo help Through her leadership and fhe wlllmg work ers of our class, we succeeded In fynng wn+h fhe lunnors for furs+ place on Derby Day Alrhough our Sadie Hawkins Day floaf didn 1' receuve a prize, IT really deserved fursl llf you dont believe rl' lusl' ask anyone In the sophomore class l A hayrlde held rn +he fall proved very suc cessful A+ our deshnahon, which was a held norrh of +own, ho+ chuln was served To earn rnoney for +he all lmpor'fan+ banquef which we glve nex+ year, we sold af baskefball games and also had a food sale whuch proved very proflfable We +ook our places nn many organlzahons, 'Fllllng officers poslhons, and serving on many hard workmg commi++ees YTeens, 5 5 2 for y a T V- - . . , t , E . - 5 W y 3 t 7'N A , M f , I l i V 5 22 Hi-Y, F.F.A., F.H.A., and G.A.A. were but a 'few of the activities we participated in. For those who enjoy +he finer arts +here was band and vocal. Bofh boas+ed a large mem- bership of falenfed sophomores. Also, +wo sophomores were chosen +o help publish the K of '49. We were nor left in lhe dusf in afhlefics, either. One boy, who acquired a first +eam posifion in football, and ano+her, skilled in kicking, received a lelter for fhe playing. Basketball was another favorite sporf of lhe sophomores Bofh girls and boys excelled in l'he'r res'Jec'hve reams Our boys again showed 'their skill in frack and baseball. Two sophomores having first team posilions in baseball and ano'l'her boy capturing honors in lrack. Although both, fhe boys' feam and fhe girls' feam received 'third place in fhe infer- class tournament, +he other classes had fo really fight to bear us. Now the year is gone! We are halfway nowl Bur +he best lies ahead Yes, because next year we will be upperclassmen Ah h h JUNlORS BACK ROW Marvrn Mrller Kexth Loynachan Tom Mulvrhlll Kathleen Osborn Wilma Sage Arlen Foster Ruth Bassett Margaret Murphy Bonnetta Llndly Ted Snow FIFTH ROW Richard Wrlson Ted Larson Eddre Storm Ruth Stephenson Alberta McVey Ioan Nrchols FOURTH ROW Robert McCorkle Dwayne Rankm Delores Phrpps Don Langebartels Dwrght Stone Marge Wetherall Iohn Heckelhorn Darlene Sellers Paul Leeper Carolyn Moneysrnrth Geraldme Nlchols THIRD ROW Brll Roll Zella Mae McDonald Clifton Steele Marvxn Shotwell Dwight Pollenbarger Larry Roper George Schmcker Vrolet Vander Veer Orvrn Kennedy Marian Vander Helden SECOND ROW Kay Spear Shrrley Malone Kay Zrmmerman Iohn Brown Lerla Talbott Benny vvlessman Angelene Pope Dennis Iohnston Lucille Vander Linden Ruby McDonald FRONT ROW Regrna Cooper Martha Paardekooper Sarah McDaniel Roy Steele Barbara McConvxlle hm Mitchell Dons Long Hazel Wallace Eva Mae Worrall Opal Queener . -' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - TOP ROW Barbara Cooley Leta Chamberlxn Iohn Barley Darlene Coleman Paul Carr Elton Harvey Buell Carruthers Peggy Adams Dons Crangle Wanetta Boothe FIFTH ROW Evans Eaton Dennrs Holdren Duone Iollxtte Ruth Karr Maxme Klootwyk Dons Holdren Francesanne Gholson Ioanne Cooley Mildred Hanson Paul Brooks FOURTH ROW Don Clark Colleen Busrck Mary Karr Ray Darrah Patncxa Cowman Robert Bown Dennis Belknap Marx Io Hayes Margaret Beaver Rxchard Ellxson THIRD ROW Russell Iohnston Dons Beaver Tom Gott Eugene Beaver Charles Anderson Geraldxne Allen Tom Baty Robert Chrrsmore Charlotte Howard SECOND ROW Betty Brown Betty DeWxtt Edna Kersey Veda Fee Emma Klrne Ierry Koons Don Cowman Kenneth Barnes Larry Dutton FRONT ROW Norma Io Grlll Angelxca Husted Frankhn Bxngamm Maurme Fast Kexth Kool Manlyn Carter Bruce Barger Rosemary Deloode Barbara Brttner Robert DeLong GREEN You over there In the corner, stop popplng that gum' Lusten carefully I wull repeat this but once, tor tomorrows lesson read Chapter I pages 5 20 and answer the questions at the end ot the chapter Any questlons7 It not, start on your assignment no talklng tor the rest ot the period Yes, that was what happened ln our tnrst class the tlrst day ot school We dldn t know then how much we would get out ot our Freshman year, both un the lme ot studies and actnvutaes, but near the end ot the year GOLD we started realuzlng how tast the year had gone The teachers, naturally had to be struct wlth us the tlrst day or we would have driven them crazy The upper classmen calling us green wasn t so bad because we knew they were lealous ot us and wnshed they were bac and were as tresh and green we were Now all we can do IS look back to our Fresh man days wvth happy memories These mem l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - U 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 v ' , 1 ul lu l 1 1 rl 1 o k ul In II lv 1 - I 1 1 1 - n 1 1 1 1 1 ' ories include so many 'lhings if would 'lake len pages 'ro relafe lhem However, we can remember some of fhe mos+ lmpor'lan+ very dlshncfly The day we wore fhe oldesf and funmesl things we could find was nafurally Sadle Hawkins Day A+ lhe homecoming game we showed +he people we weren+ so green We had fo get ou+ an fronl of all +he people an run gurls chasing fhe boys In fhelr Sadie Hawkins clothes Of course, we were honored by having one of our gurls rldvng on the K 'float She was our class represenfa hve for ueen A'H'endanf I canl' wall fo see who gets fo be on the fravelang squad' Thats whal' was being sand around K H S near fhe 'hme for 'lhe basketball 'reams +o be announced When 'lwo of our girls gof fo be on 'l'he feam and go +o fhe s+a+e we were so happy we almosl' forgol' our sfudies, buf our minds didn'+ wander for long Boys played baskelball foo, buf because of fhe rule +ha+ no freshmen or sophomores could play m A squad games lhey had 'lo show fherr abllllv on fhe B squad There were many olher 'lhlngs such Molher Daughler Banquel making a floal for homecoming sellnng af games, Yfeens, I-I Y FFA FHA vocal, and band hal were parhclpafed ln by 'lhe Frosh lf can never be sand fhal' our Freshman days were dull because lhey were qulfe lhe oppossfe We wan+ 'lo say good bye fo our green year by saylng Thanks Mr Ryan, our sponsor, for puH'mg up wlfh us, and fhanks, all you ofher feachers for beang so paheni Well look forward fo nex+ year when we gef closer +o being upper classmen Tull 'lhen Bye Bye nexf 'hme we re ln school call us SOPHOMORES nl ,jaw 'll I lf' alll BACK ROW Veldon Lambert Kenneth Onstank Benny Wllletls Kenneth Smlth D1 k Scn exber Robert Taggart Dwlght Rankrn Charles Mlller Roy Test Larry Van Baale Vernon Llttle FOURTH ROW Beverly Ver Steeg Donald Rowland Shxrley Vande Kamp Iudnh Murphy Carolyn Still Ronald Severns Ixmmy Vlolt Dorothy Shappell Ronald Morse Keo Smlth THIRD ROW Iacquellne Whrte Iobyna Rankm Louise Mxller Lester Stevens Loretta Neuman Alberta Woolsey Bernard Slofer Shella Ryan Eleanor Miller Elxzabeth Reed Oleta Schroeder SECOND ROW Robert Malone Barbara Wensel Marjory Rees Dwlght Nxchols Laverne Stlttsworth Norene Riley Bonnie Woolrldge Colleen Lyman Iames Murphy Loulse Ver Steeg FRONT ROW Inez Shobe Lxlllan Presley Rlchard Randol Loxs Swmton Phyllls Nichols David Schell Iack McCann Lyle Shaffer Donna Long Paul WlllldmS . . - 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II ll ' , Q . ll ll l ll U . . . . - u I . . . . . , . I IL . . . ll . ky V, ,l-9 , 'N 'I A 1 we A . ll 1 1' ii l l' 'R ,. l 5 Fi. , 1 5 . 1 ' V . ary' . f. 4 i 25 SNAPSHUTS Undressmg IS rougher Mountam mother than golng through and daughter the game fBert 6. Bert! Hold that pose Iody P4-my Someone go back at the photographer CENTER LEFT Enthuslas c CENTER RIGHT Llvely root cheermg sectlon ers at the Snake Dance B O T T O M LEFT Interclass B O T T O M RIGHT Thats a Tournaments heavy load Rich CALENDAR OF EVENTS Steadxes Deep Concentratxon' August 30 School Opens-Back to the Gnnd October 1 Sadxe Hawkins Day September B Half Day School Auto Races Homecoming mbm Foofbdll 10--Webster Cny Football CHD Centervxlle Football CTD 17 Nevada Football KH! I5-Pella Football UD 24-Indxanola Football KTD 19-GA A Haynde 30 Snake Dance fCont1nued on Page Thxrty Fourl 26 Y .. . ., . . '. , . -. s I li U 1 Y 5 1 K V V' . ' 1 - f. ,g.k,f: I ? T- s ifj,f'2ffg11yw 3 ,. 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A X X ,M f X f 4 z WV A X Fa, -+Ma- 7' BACK ROW Merten Fxnch Brenton Trabert Vernon Shotwell Blll Adams Dwayne Rankin Don Lange bartels Charles Hull Mr Wayne Swxnton FRONT ROW Lester Stevens Dorothy Nark Peggy Adams Carolyn Still Ella Mae Ramsay Kathryn Speed Russell Iohnston VIGILANTES The Student Council our schools govermng body as composed of one member from each first period class and two members from study hall who are chosen at the 'furst of the year by the class whnch they represent By thus method every student can be confacted eassly concernmg +he numerous achvuhes of the school The councll s varuous duhes mclude planmnq Sadie Hawkins Day Derby Day school parhes sellang achvlfy tickets and solving other problems that concern the school They meet' wlth thelr advisor Mr Swinton and come to an agreement' on the problem at hand but oftentimes It takes more than one meeting to reach a declslon It was through thus organization that our school parhes whsch are very popular wu+h the students began The Student Council ns governed by its con shfutlon and its by laws A+ the 'first' meet mg offlcers conslshng of presudent vlce president and secretary treasurer are elect ed The meellng are held In 'Jarllamentary form with quuck thorough achievement THE COUNCILS CALENDAR September 6 Selling ACIIV ty Tlckets September 8 Sellmg Football Pencils Seotember 10 Electron ot Cheerleaders October 1 Sadxe Hawkms Day October Z7 All High School Party February 18 Derby Day Aprxl 20 All Hugh School Party ivlf' ' ,, - 'i .,! A : I A ,f 1 A ' 4 ' , I I V ll ' f -t , .54 Y - , 1. . '. . . . . I I I , . I I ' I I N' , u I ' 1 ' I I I - - . ., , . I ' I I . .5 . LEFT TO RIGHT IV' th B h ur of lh mosl' ardenl' s orl fans of KHS ire lhe cheer eaders Bev Barfunelc Palsy 3 l s Mar ha Dyer and Paula Earlune ho are on hand al' every gar e By lnlro ducmg new yells lhe gurls added sprrrl 'lo our Pep rneehngs' YELL ER GOLD Any lune from Johnson Rag l O ward Knoxvllle resounds fhrough 'lhe building when 'rhe pep band IS ln acllon a+ a pep meehng They helped lhe gurls de Drake Field House durmg lhe Drs+rlc'l' Tournamenls BACK ROW Mel c cz h Q FRONT ROW E el P l Mt RyD 29 The snake dance and pep rally held + Aulds Park are fore runners of Home coming Speeches given by 'lhe coach players and buslnessmen combined wrlh enlhusrashc response from lhe sfudenls encourage fhe leam lo vrcloryl -0 e p 'I l I 1 V ei e , l , . - lc, 'vi' :T . ' ' I ll Il ' ' ' ' I l O ,, l . - .or a Dyer, Patsy Bcxles, Paula Bcxrtunelf, Beverly crtunek. I I f f - ll ll ll 0 rl- ' ll feel' Prairie Cily by journeying lo fhe - vin Dennison, Ri hard D rrc , M rvin Bel- lord, Don Lcngebcrtels, Richard Iccobs. - dwcxd Nichols, Rob r Malone, cu e ller, cx cxrrch. 6 . ,. , I I . ' , PROSPECTORS HOLIDAY LEFT CORNER Dennrs and Larry posmg for the blrdte RIGHT CORNER Keep rn step wrth the Sadre Hawktns Parade as rt travels on the north stde oi the square RIGHT CORNER Phrl forgot to dress up' Albla drdnt forget to dress the school wmdows up thoug MIDDLE PICTURE Lonesome Polecat fDxck Dwxgansl and Hatrless Ice CDoyle Rollstmj take a swrg of krck a poo Joy yuxce on the wmmng Iunror float LEFT BOTTOM FITICIIISIS m the costumes contest were Ioan Nxchols Shxrley Cox Larry Graham Dorothy Vanceunebrock Eddle Storm Dxck Schrreber Paul Chrlsmore RIGHT BOTTOM Larry Graham and Dorothy Vanceunebrock tBest dressed boy and grrl of Sadxe Hawk ms Dayj Thus year we celebrated our tenth annlver sary ot Sadie Hawluns Day In Knoxville Much enthusiasm was shown by the towns people as well as by the students The Chamber ot Commerce wnshmg to add somethmg new to thus gala event, ottered rlzes ot S25 S20 I5 and SIO to e classes and orgamzatuons who could produce the most orlglnal float nn the annual parade The Junlor Class received tlrst praze tor thetr amusmg dlsplay whlch depucted Lonesome Polecat and Hairless Joe malclng a pot ot Knck a poo loy IU ce Sadne Hawkins day however, dnd not begun wsth the parade The prevlew was Thursday I N lr. 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I 30 Mxchael May Io Ann Long Connle Wagner Crown bearer Homecommg Queen Flower glrl Beverly Bartunek Io Ann Long fQueenl Iaclue Graves Maurme Fast Mxss Sensor Mlss Iumor Mrss Sophomore Mxss Freshman Queen Io Arn Long Co captams No 41 Leon Langebartels No 40 B1ll Adams Thls float dndnt need any decorahons Just four beautiful gxrls wlth one destxned to become our Homecommg Queen Seplember 30 when lhe snake dance an pep rally were held al' Aulds Park e soeeches were glven and fhe 'flames of e 'lradlhonal bonfire mel' 'rhe s The cllmax of Sadle Hawkins day was e Homecommg 'Foofball game befween e Panfhers and l'he Blue Demons of Albla Thus year for 'lhe flrsf fume a homecoming queen sponsored by 'fhe K slaff reigned over fhe fesllvlhes Jo Ann Long a member of fhe Jumor Class was crowned bv Mr Paul Jones Secrelary of fhe Chamber of Commerce A+ +he half of +he game fhe bes+ dressed boy and gurl Larry Graham and Dorofhy Vanceunebrock were awarded prlzes of S2 50 each Maru Jo Hayes proved 'lhal she could calch a man when she caplured Evans Ealon In +he fool race The +eam lrved up 'ro our bes+ expeclahons by defeahng Albna 6 0 'lhe end of a perfecl' day' GOLDEN CROWN 1 'lv 5 .. 1 , lf' C. 4 6 ll 2 2 , C - 4, ' V . 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I rl lv A 5 ,5 e my O I . . . - 31 becrels bemg t ld ou f school by the Tumors Sophomores rouse Pleas cmtvxlle from the dead Trees smllmg faces shcrkmg llmbs dep cted by Semors The wresllmg Iumors TEN GALLON HATS ll s dlrllcull 'ro 'areducl whal will be worn on Derby Day because uf may be anylhmg from an old mop 'lo a lampshade Derby Day IS a day of compehhon befween lhe 'Four classes wufh 'rhe Sensors frying lhelr very besl lo oufdo 'rhe Juniors and fhe Sopho mores slruggllng +o 'lrlumph over fhe Frosh A 'flfhng symbol of whaf we hoped +o achleve In lhe Boys Sechonal Tournamenls Johnslon wore a huge popcorn ball wafh fhe unscrlphon Le'I' s gel' on 'fhe ball an Sarah Ellen McDamel s haf was a replica of a baslcelball courl The Junior slul which hed wl+h lhe oopho more sklf for 'flrsl' place presenled Uncle Crow and hrs Knddy Show Ted Roberls was Uncle Crow and opponenis were represenf Curly Allen cant make u decision Derby wmners were Sarah McDamel fSophomorel and Russell Iohnston U-'reshmanl The posters lor Derby Day were judged cxccordmg to the picture and m this order Semors Iumors Sophomores and Freshmen ed by boys who could noi' answer 'rhe queshon Why does he Ref always blow hrs whvs+le7 Of course Knoxville knew 'lhe unswer The sefhng of 'lhe Sophomore skll' was a graveyard wnlh The names of opposing fowns Inscribed on lombslones Ll'r+le Mass Sechonal Hood was almosf de voured by savage wolves buf Knoxvllle lhe carrled her our of lhe foresl The Freshman class slcrl had a nole f myslery running 'through I+ wn+h Larry Duflon a defechve fhe hero ln +he flnal 'lally +he Sophomores and Junlors were again hed l cele rale a o champlonshlp ' ' o t o l ,, , ' . . - In I was por'I'rayed by The winning hals. Russell bfdfe b6Slf6+'+l'1I'0WSF .I Saved her. 'Gnd i I l I ll I Ill d . . . . O ' -- i-- - L, iinf I 32 TREASURES Who IS xt A loyal pan ther ot course' Not a bread lme but the eager students are rushmg to get ID the school buxld mg Amy Pnce typmg her les son tor last w e e k no doubt' Tsk' Tsk' Shes got the typewnter torn apart too The annual staff does work sometimes maybe Ont of our most lnterestmg 15 US o es Mr lones and ond equxpment ouple of nurses cm ng and Mxss I Carthy and OHPLEASURE Frll er up Duane And put on a hearty smile for the customers The boys m Manual Tram mg are always busy male mg furmture to brxghten up thexr homes Four tugxtxves from 'He One Acts Nxce hat Ted More ol the K Stall X ork mg Raloh thinks better tandvng up ruman or Dewev'7 'U 'naybe you prefer Walla e 'uh Larry? S hool ele ' on S a heated contest Would vou Ike to e '1 an our' Vagabond Trvo 'au alonq m sona GRUB STAKES X- L 14 5 II TOP TO BOTTOM lst Barbara Dxetrxck Norma Kennedy lStag Lme forms at the rxghtj BACK ROW 2nd Ixm Moneysmxth Wrlson Brown Tom Ienkxns CFRONT ROW, Delmar Cox Leslxe Burnett Norman Hayes Kenneth Rankxn Bxll Adams fStagl1nel 3RD Hall Decoratxons fThe Old Corral, 4TH Servers Bernard Randol Leland Den Hartog Edward Nlchols lThe Ranch Hands J LEFT FRONT Drxre Warner Ralph Rankxn lCaught by the Camera! MIDDLE Martha Dyer Leon Iangebartels Hunt Arnvxngj RIGHT FRONT Norman Burger and Mary Lee Daxnty llpana tor the Smrle of Healthl Howdy Partner' We ve lust been to the Round Up to meet all the Dudes The annual Jumor Sensor Banquet In I948 had a West ern flavor A glowmg campfire an the center of the 'floor lent the atmosphere of a ranch A hay rack wnth gauly colored horses and cows peelnng through the fences served as a platform for the entertamers Covered wagons adorned the tables Ynppee' we really enloyed ourselves at the Sprung Round Up of the Circle K CALENDAR OF EVENTS Oct 22 Wmterset Football CU November 4-Charlton Football CHD 22-students 99 to Model UN at Drake 4 5-Teachers Convention Vacation University 10-All H S Play Tangled Yarn 29-Oskaloosa Football CTD fCont1nued on Page Forty Sxxl .ii I B H 4 l , K W l E 3 I Q ' Q L w 5, , 4 a F. L l . L E' NY- ll ' F T . 34 'Az' Don Langebartels CAMILLA PAGE ORA BLA C VIVIAN PAGE STUART BRAND ALEX LAWTON M EDICINE SHOWS STANDING Shirley Dutton Richard Iac ob Paul Mettler Edward Nrchols Iudy Snover Kathleen Osborn SEATED Iohn Lmda Belknap Norman Barger M155 Helen Crlppen Brown Kathryn Speed Norma Durham Patsy Bales Linda Belkrap Mlss Helen rrppen THE TANGLED YARN Lmda Belknap Patrrcra Bales Kathleen Osborn Paul Mettler Norman Barger CAST MRS MORGAN SADIE STRINGER Norma Lee Durham The story centers around Camllla Page who enters a contest tor the selection ot the Ideal Mother to save herselt and her two trlends Cora Blake and Vnvlan Page trom poverty The trlo IS surprised one day to have Mr Lawton edltor ot the magazme that spon sored the contest, announce +ha+ Camllla has won the tlve thousand dollar check tor the ldeal Mother While Camllla IS torced to dress lllre an old Shrrley Dutton SPEED MARTIN Edward Nichols MRS PAGE Kathryn Speed IOSHUA Rrchard Iacob MR MORGAN Iohn Brown MRS BRAND Iudy Snover lady to deceive the magazme and the news papers, Vlvuan and Cora are enloylng hand some Mr Lawton s company The yarn becomes more tangled when an lmposter who claims to be Camilla s husband appears on the scene about her aches and pains untanqles the yarn when she discovers that Joshua the lmposter IS her tormer husband Claudius L Stringer who IS nlne years behmd with hls allmony SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE STANDING Lett to rxght Paul Mettler hm Nxchols Ralph Ver LEFI' TO RIGHT Rxchard Iacob Steeg Vera Taggart Mary Lee Daxnty Brenton Trabert Rlch ard Iacob Mus Helen Cnppen SEATED-Dune Wamer Mau hm Nichols Brenton Tmben reen McCarthy Connle Welch Helen Brook! Conme Welch. Mary Lee Dainty gl ,L l 2 rf - l KE. ,',' 'U 4' ' f . 'V E ' - ' ' . ' Sadie, a busy body who is always talking l Il , 5 7 ,L ri Ural! I . I 11' d lt 35 fl- N PAV .415 CIE TJIHSIE WALT OE lAl E 'll' Fl JUQA 1... 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X ' TY , -,f N VAUDEVILLE S U LEFT SECTION Patsy Llghtfoot CENTER SECTION Fmale Ahce flag wavmg Harry Webb Cre Blue Gown Waltz Strawberry mahon of Sam McGee A Pretty Blonde G1rl Is Luke a Melody Gel oul your bicycle bull? for lwo and lei' s lourney fo an evening of The Gay Nlnehes Revue presenled by lhe sensor class of 48 There youll see prolly gurls dressed In fhe RIGHT SECTION Mary Louxse Thompson and Dxck McKay Hol Breath Hoolxhan Ioanne McConv1lle and Ianyce Thomp yard anymore Blcycle Bull! For Two coslumes of lhe Nlnehes and hear lhe old songs sung Lusfen whsle The barber shop quarleffe wearung handlebar muslaches, harmonuze fo 'lhe fune Daisy Bell l son- You can't play in my back I 0 I ll U 0 ll ' ' I I I . . . ' . g a . . lr - rl 37 Q.. vf 1493 -rv 1 'Q DI V 'C r-1' M55 N1 38 JN? t CHAUTAUQUA BACK ROW Leland Den Hartog Arden Iohnston Harrrson Gholson Rlchard Ver Steeg MIDDLE ROW Bernard Randal Beverly Iulrne Betty Eckardt Io Ann Long FRONT ROW Esther Goebel Roberta Cronkhlte Lrnda Belknap Dorothy Vanceunehrock Marrlyn Brubaker QSTANDINGJ Lrnda Belknap Esther Goebel ION FLOORJ Dorothy Vanceunebrock Roberta Cronkhrte Leland Den Hartog Bernard Randol Arden Iohnston Rrchard Ver Steeg Harrrson Gholson BrllL1rke Doyle Rollstrn Leonard Thom as Charles Hull Iohn Ienkms Edward Nrchols Paul Mettler Emma Lou Wrllrams CAST TISH Lrnda Belknap LIZZIE Roberta Cronkhrte AGGIE Dorothy Vanceunebrock HARLIE SANDS Harrrson Gholson ELLEN LEIGHTON Marrlyn Brubaker SHERIFE LEM PIKE Rrchard Ver Steeg BETTINA TBENT lo Ann Long WESLEY ANDREWS Leland Den Hartog DENBY GRIMES Bernard Randal DORICE GAYLOBD Beverly Iulrne HARITA Esther Goebel Tltll Trsh Carberry mtorms her two com panrons Lrzzre and Aggre that she rs determrned to get closer to nature and lead the srmpler hte She buys a second hand car after Lrz zre has wrred Charhe Sands Trshs nephew beggrng lor hrs help and they begrn therr trrp Charhe tlres rn hrs plane whrch s grounded near the Eagle Hotel on the Mexrcan border Its love at trrst srght when Charlre sees the hotels pretty young proprretress Ellen Leighton Much to the drsmay of both Charhe and Ellen Lrzzre and Aggre come lrmprng rn mmus Trsh' She was srttmg alone rn the arlmg car tryrng to reparr rt when rt started ott suddenly takrng her leavrng Aggre and A sudden crash an wr rt and Lrzzre behrnd nounces Trshs arrrval vra the plate glass wmdow ot the store across the road whrch belongs to Luther Hopkrns Trsh refuses to pay Luther Hopkrns for the wmdow and of course trouble crrrses Lem the sherrtf tells them that there IS a bandrt rn the nerghbor hood and Trsh determines to catch hrm In the ensurng excrtement Trsh and Aggve take an arrplane rrde Lem Drofesses hrs love lor Lrzzre and Charlre and Ellen decrde therr weddmg date ATHLETICS Z iff- f S4 03 Q 51 i AK Q95 45 C51 , aj J J N f X 2 k ,ie X .ww Aw- ' , ,Q 9 , ,wif -.:..,'-44 gm .52 V wif , ffl .3-' Y, yl' 1 ' 1 A 4 YC .tg Y, an 4151 v..J'f 4 , an D w 5 A A .. 1 .gr , xA ' ,1!..: X -5 .rm ' 1 mf, I' , I Qian: 35:- .Y . 3 f -,553 'lb .Q 3, 'MS -Kp X xv? wir if ' .ZA Y. 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Y - . dw, 4 N.. ..,r1,,, . -H., .. , :L FOOTBALL A SQUAD -4 96 BACK ROW Coach Carleton Rrder Norman Hodges Iay Mules Howard Allen Harold Basset Herman W1lk9S Duane Allen Arden Iohnston Kerth Crozmer Bull Luke Ted Roberts MIDDLE ROW Rlchard Ver Steeg Roger Bales Raymond Glover Bas1l Fmch Ralph Rankm Gerald Fall Don May Leonard Thomas Harrlson Gholson Arl Hanxng Ierry Harvey FRONT ROW Bob Conklm Leland Den Hartog Vernon Shotwell Ted Godfrey Brenton Trabert Gene Stevenson Ralph Ver Steeg Leon Langebartels Bxll Adams Martxn Sneller Byrl Reynolds FOOTBALL B SQUAD Q 'J wma. -Q an me an .go BACK ROW Paul Leeper Dxck Finch Don Langebartell Hall Donald Rowland Iohn Brown Tom Baty Ilm Drelbelbels Merton MIDDLE ROW Eddie Storm Dwayne Rankxn Kenneth Smxth Lester Steven! Vernon Little Larry Dutton Ronald Morne Marvin Shotwell Kenneth Onstank FRONT ROW Runell Iohnston Iohn Barley hm Mitchell Benny Wxlletts Dwrqht Rankm Arlen Fon ter Robert Carle Paul Carr lack Bradley 44 -5 1, B i 'Iii . 'K' f- in I -. - Q1 K. ' A-I I fl ff 'F , 34 , , ff' u f- 4 -33: l K 2 . . ' . Y, y 2 S fa... 5 fb A p ,r K LEFT t h K thl THEY STRUCK IT RICH' SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Knoxvllle 56 Lovl ld 33 Knoxville 7I Lacona 29 Knoxvslle 59 Bussey 39 Knoxvulle 43 Mon oe 30 DISTRICT TOURNAMENI Knoxville 55 Prairie Clfy 52 Knoxville 50 Leroy 33 STATE TOURNAMENT X Knoxvnlle 55 Wellsburg 60 ,ff ,H 3 ,Kill 45 O HT 4 tty P ggy D thM ' v 2 ' I '4-Nagy 4 0 - , T , -.- .Y Q 'S , A A 5.x , ' sqm vi 156' I A' x f K N I I I ' I, H - X I . ,- I 1- I is , , sf S,-I , E I - l x . K 1 . F' x K rv' if r X4 - .X , Ks! gl flop to bot oml- 1. : RIG top to bottoml- Ncomi Nic ols, Io Ann Be N e u m a n n, e Long, Io Ann Beeboui, Mari 1 Tar Adams, S h i r I e y utton, Io Hayes, rx een Osborn, Donncx Fee, Helen Brooks, . W Io Ann Slmpson. ll K Doro y ark. 1 1 x ' Z f- is .A f A ' 'I 6 ': J , 31' --- - -. Y , i ..1 1 . . ' . XY. 'I T 'lf R x BACK OW Alberta Kadlng Manager Dorothy Mark Io Ann Long Shirley Dutlon Io Ann Simpson Naomi Nlchols Betty Ne mann Io Ann Beebout Alberta llngma Manager Coach Garold Pete Rowland MIDDLE ROW Drxxe Warne Donna Fee Helen Brooks Marx lo Hayes Kathleen Osborn Peggy Adams Norma Lee Durham Celia Kester FRONT ROW Wanetta Booihe Pat Nichols Keo Smxth Lencs Hlppen Marllyn Armstrong Laverne Shttsworih Lucllle Vander Lmden Mary Iayne McConv1lle Donna Long BASKETBALL SQUAD Knoxvulle can be proud of fhe Panihereffes for 'lhey were one of fhe fines? sexfeffes ln fhe sla'l'e Sfarhng ou+ wlfh a forrld pace This 'flghhng splrll' carried fhem fo fhe s+afe fournamenl' where 'they losf fo fhe presenl champions Wellsburg These gurls were de veloped mio a smoofh running 'leam by Coach Garold Rowland who deserves world of credlf Sparlung +he feam a for ward was Knoxvllles sensahonal polnl' malcer Joan Simpson Her sux fool counler par+ was Naomi Nichols a rugged hard drlvlng player Dorolhy Mark fhe flghhng mldgef 'Forward came off fhe slclc bed fo play nn 'rhe sfafe lournamenl Knoxvllles guards +o whom a lol' of +l1e credn' goes were a rugged frlo A+ fhe posf guard Shirley Duflon held sway Beffy l.ou Neumann and Jo Ann Long made 'two of +he 'Fasfesl' moving guards an +hns sechon of fhe s+a+e Three seniors will be losl by graduahon and fhe re serves will be ready +o 'lalce fhelr places CALENDAR OF EVENTS November 15-Attxca Girls KHD 17 Mr Wxlhams from FBI 19-Allerton Gzrls KHJ 24-Bussey Boys and Gxrls KHJ 25 26-Thanksgxvmg Vacahon 26-Runnells Gxrls CD 30-Iones Assembly 30-Pleascmtvxlle Guls and Boys December 3-Indmnola Boys IHJ 4-Wilton Iunchon fOttumwal Vagabond Tno Assembly Valley Gxrls CTD Y Teen Beneht Party Wmterset Gxrls KHJ 10-Ceniervxlle Boys KTJ 16 Centervxlle Glrls KT, 17 Lmcoln Boys CHD 21 Charlton Boys CHD 22 Bthca Gxrls CTD fContmued on Page Forty Sevenl I I 11 fhey never lef up fhroughouf 'l'he season. . 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' ' cm I - 46 BACK ROW Ellzab th Reed Albeta Woolsey Marjorie Welherall Ioan Nlchols Kathryn Kadxng Darlene Coleman Ruth Bassett Palsy Co man Geraldxne Nxchols Marllyn Carter FRONT ROW Emma Kllne Angellca Husted Eva Mae Worrall Doris Holdren Louise VerSteeg Rose mary Deloode Maxlne Klootwyk Norma Io Grill Marlene Lowe BASKETBALL SQUAD The buuldnng of fufure baskefball 'leams de valuable experlence was galned by +hls com pencls on The fralnmg of fhe younger gurls In Pe'l +'0n rule funclamenfals and floor work However H- appears now fhaq- gn-ls baske-,ball Wm be a 'fhe B squad dldn + play many games much popular sporf for 'rhe clhzens of Knoxville A SQUAD RESERVES knoxvllle Knoxville Knoxville Knoxvllle Knoxville Allerfon 3 I Runnells Monroe Allerfon Cenfervnlle CALENDAR OF EVENTS December 23 Chnstmas Assembly Feburary I 5-Gxrll Sectxonal Tournament 23 K49 Parry 23 Ian 4-Vacahon Ianuary 4-Albxa Boy: KT, 4-Monroe Girls 0-D 6 5-H1 Y Party 7 Meservey Gxrls CHD 8-Des Memes Tech CTD 14-Girls County Tournament Khthcal 14-Pella Boys KTJ 22 8-Monroe Gxrll CTD I0-K 49 Party ll Valley Boys and Girls QHJ I2 Perry Boys KT, 18- Gxrls Dxstnci Toumament 18-Pella Boys KHJ I9--Indxanola Boys ITD 22--Derby Day 26-Boys Sechonal Tournament 8 22 BOYS County Toumamem an March l 5-Gxrls Slate Tournament 20-Allerton Gxrls KTJ 20-Iecmby Assembly I6-lumor Class Play 25-CBDQGIVIIIE Gxrls CHD 13-K 49 P'-UW 26-One Act Plays lConhnued on Page F1Hy Orel 47 A 1 r I ' ' 42 ...,.,.........,....,..,,......,...,..,,..., ' 39 ..,,......,,,,,.,.,,,,,.,,.,..,..,,,,,.,,,,. 2I Knoxville 36 .7..,....,......,..,.........,.......,..,, Winfersei 32 ' 33 ..,,.........,..,,...,..............,.,,....., I5 ' 42 .,,..,.,....,,.,,,..,,,..,.,,.,.,,..,...,... 30 ' 39 ,...,.........,....,...,.......,...,.... 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Knoxville 47 Afhca 33 COID Knoxvllle 66 Allerlon 43 Knoxville 54 Bussey l7 Knoxvllle 63 Runnells 43 Knoxville 57 Pleasanfvllle I3 Knoxville 42 Wllfon Junchon 48 Knoxville 5l Valey 4I Knoxv Ile 48 Wmlersel' I8 lfnoxvllle 30 Cenfervllle 46 Knoxville 55 AllIC6 46 Fm C555 KWWL ljj N 1 Knoxville 55 Slale 2 Knoxville 56 Monroe I8 Knoxvalle 67 Meservey 45 Knoxvnlle 68 Allerfon 4I Knoxvulle 57 Cenlervllle 40 Knoxville 55 Monroe 33 Knoxville 74 Valley 5l COUNTY TOURNAMENT Knoxvllle 76 Bussey 4 Knoxville 55 A'Huca 35 48 J e 1 ' I WQXXXXX XX A lf,-f U73 X-J I llgfo f 4 ' lf WKWQQ Hx, X ff N Zyl' 7 5 qglf yr K ffl-iQf Q ' -----v 4iif'-A-4-------A-.-- i H I AM Knoxvslle 40 Bussey 39 Knoxville 43 Pleasanfvllle 24 Knoxville 34 lndlanola 25 Knoxvl le 37 Valley 3l Knoxville 26 Cen+ervllle 37 Knoxville 37 Lincoln 49 Knoxville 32 Charlfon 40 Knoxville 34 Afflca 32 Knoxville 34 Albla 53 Knoxville 23 Pella 35 Knoxville 50 Clwarlfon 69 Knoxville 33 Lenox 58 gk 1 136943254 Knoxvulle 35 Va ey 3I Knoxvnlle 39 Perry 6l Knoxville 39 Albna 42 Knoxvulle 43 Pelle 49 Knoxville 5l lncllanola 53 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Knoxville 54 Pelle Clwrzshan I9 Knoxville 69 Dallas 28 Knoxx lle 30 A'Hlca 27 Knoxville 30 Pella 25 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Knoxvllle 33 Pella 42 49 'I fri ,ll eee jf ik N 7 fx 1, o 'L r X lined CJ! ff 5 X X Q0 - U 1 x lf .Xrflf T H f Gcllq T 17 f X X X ff X if ,Y ' 5 5 5 , .,o, To 5 ll BACK ROW Coach Carleton Rlder Davld Whlsler Leon Langebartels Basil Finch Martm Sneller Brenton Trabert Ronald McComas Ralph Ver Steeg FRONT ROW Leland Den Hartog Bob Conklm Gene Stevenson Ted Godfrey Ralph Rankm Ray mond Glover Vernon Shotwell Clarence Loynachan BASKETBALL SQUAD With a new coach and three new faces on the startlng five the Panthers embarked on a new campaign After rolling over four straight toes the scores began to turn against them Throughout the season they showed flashes ot brnllnance They battled the con ference champ to the wnre nn their last meet the mam factor that prevented them from wlnmng more games Thus was the last season for tour lettermen Ralph Rankin has been a regular ever smce he moved from the B squad to A squad In mldseason as a sophomore Vernon Shotwell has been a regular forward for two seasons Ted Godfrey and Raymond Glover both wm nlng their first letter In basketball were In Two of the lettermen will return next season Gene Stevenson and Bob Conklin will be the cornerstones ot next year s team CALENDAR UF EVENTS 22-Mother Daughter Banquet Aprrl 5-Prerotxc Assembly S-Career Day 6--Thesplan Imhatlon May 14-Easter Program 20-Bussey Baseball CHD 20-HS Party 22 Thespxans g t Hlgh Button Shoes 26-Pella Baseball KT! 27 Stanley Assembly lumor Semor Banquet Charlton Track Meet Semor Skxp Day Bussey Baseball CTD Chamber of Commerce Mothers Day Award Drstnct Track Meet 6-Pleasantvllle Baseball CTD 7 Nora Sullivan School Ded1catxon 9-FH A Daddy Date Party 1Cont1nued on Page Slxty twol I 1 I 7 ing with them. 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Q . . . . 28- ' 29-- ' ' . .. . 3- 5- . 1 - 6- . . - ' Q O -- ' 3 , . 50 L4 .1 . ,. fs.a4lk..,1 BACK ROW lack Anderson lack Bradley Ted Larsen Charles Hull Leona cl Thomas Hugh Whxsler I m Drexbelbels Tom Golf Coach Carleton Rxder MIDDLE ROW Merlen Fmch Don Langebartels Bob Carle Arlen Foster Kexth Cro7 er Ronald Morse Marvm Shotwell lxm Mrtchell FRONT ROW Larry Dutton lack McCann Dwayne Rankm Paul Carr Vernon Llttle Dxck Hall Davld Schell BASKETBALL SQUAD The fufure cour+men+ of KHS excelled on +he floor as well as 'lhe grldlron Members of fhe B squad learned fhe same baslce+ball funda menfals and prachce drills assugned +o lfhe A squad Conference rules required 'rhal' only freshmen and sophomores play In second Knoxville Knoxville Knoxvllle Knoxville Knoxvllle Knoxville Knoxvulle Knoxvllle Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville Knoxville +eam games The boys learned playlng rules and fhls game parhclpahon gave 'I'l'1em necessary experience for nexl' years feam Lafer an 'lhe season a prevnous rulmg was repealed and made uf possuble 'For fhe B squad +o conhnue wl+hou+ defeaf A+hca lndnanola Cenfervllle Luncoln Charlfon D M Tech Pe a Charlion Perry Albua Pe a lnduanola I I I 7 ' 25 ...,..........,,....... .........................., ' 30 ' 2l ..,,..,...,......,.......,..................,. 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' 4I 5I A M SEEKERS fx 3' FROM THE TOP TO THE RIGHT Ralph Rcmkm Raymond Glover Ted Godfrey Vernon Shotwell Bob Conklm Gene Slevenson 52 ' 'Sm fin, ,, f 4 -:N Q , Q up 0.49 7 .HSV K 1-P'- ' luv, W,,., BACK ROW Ted Roberts Irm Mxtchell Dwayne Rankm Gene Stevenson Leland Den Hartog Arlen Foster Ierry Harvey Rxchard Ver Sieeg Ronald McComas Coach Vance Wymore MIDDLE ROW Lawrence Woolsey Howard Allen Ralph Ver Steeg Mlchael Fxllxman Basxl Fmch Charles Hull FRONT ROW Arden lohnslon Bob Conklm Kenh Iohnson Eugene Worrall Vernon Shotwell Leonard Thomas B1l1Lnke GOLD RUSHERS O your mark' Gel sell Go' We re off showed promlses of adding more laurels fo wl'l'h anoiher lraclc season 'fhe hls'l'ory of Knoxville iraclcmen Vernon Alihough we won no malor frack hfles, +he Sho+well us un hus las+ year of compehhon Panlhers showed 'Phe compehhve splrnl' ihaf Leland Den Harlog and Bob Conklm have makes 'lrack greaf The fhree refurnlng lei' 'wo and Three years respechvely of remain +ermen Improved as fhe season advanced and mg compehhon VERNON SHOTWELL LELAND DEN HARTOG BOB CONKLIN 54 f '1 '- I ' V 4 ,,. , , . -, of -.., .. T ,-:Q : . ' R '- 5 fee- --1 Q , 4 '- . :A-es gileiq. ' Y. Z J, -N .X x A es. ' 4 ' '51 D D ' - - ..--..M . 'Y - - 5 , ' fb .- -' - I ,,. . 'ft 1 ,,. r- 'l , - - , x A I ff . - r'1i T' ? ' X. 1 li , If V. I . , ' 3 . ...fa-7.1, - e 1 ., . . . -1. . . . n . . . l - I . ' l '1 1 . , , . l v ' - l . . ,, Z ll ' . ' . V it. ,JJ V' Q P 4' O- gr H. 1 BASEBALL LETTERMEN 1? 1' 1, Vernon Shotwell Tommy Ienkms Eugene Worrall Donald Wxckhff Dxck Mztchell Ralph Rankm Atl Hanmg Kenneth Hcmkm Iaxme Scott Ted Godfrey Coach Garold Rowland 55 V: G1 W -' . V N. x 5 ' , ,. A I I I l 1 -9 2 V 4 . V .4-525 ,Q , n ' 'e ' Q 'Ya :J KROW M h dGl phR ldW M t FRONT ROW T ci 1 y A y thR GULDEN STRIKERS Thus Sprung IS 'lhe first one Thai' 'l'he Panthers have parhcnpared an baseball From the our look of boih fhe scores and 'lhe development of the players 1+ was a very successful season Arl Hamng showed rhar he has promlse as a purcher In ihe ouifleld Gene Worrall showed us one of 'the besl' fhrowmg arms rhaf has ever been seen on a hugh school boy for qulfe some fume Tom Jenkins showed fha? slze does noi' handncap hum Also Vernon Shofwell dvd a flne 'ob pafrollng le'F+ held ln fhe ln held Kenny Ranlun was a sluggmg first base man A+ second Dlclr Mrlchell was an agile fselder A+ shorf stop Don Wuclrlvff pafroled and also shared m fhe pufchmg duhes whsle ai' fhsrd Ralph Ranlun the team s leadmg batsman, held sway. Last buf not leasf, Ted Godfrey, the cafcher, was a boy wifh an arm fha? could lrnoclr you off second In fhe flash of an eye Alrogefher +he Panrhers had a very success ful season The Panrhers flllung flve holes In 'l'he team caused by graduahon s+ar1'ed +he season wlfh an lmpresslve 8 fo 5 vlcfory over Pella In rhe nexf game lefty Jack Bradley furned in a 2 hr? performance +o shui our Bussey 5 to 0 Pella s reiurn perfromance was shaf 'tered by the Panihers booming bars In a I5 fo 5 maulmg In fhe nex'I' game fhey squeez ed by Bussey on 3 huts fo wln 2 'l'o I Wn+h Bradley our of servace wrfh a bad eye Whlsler roolr over and sef down Pleasanfvllle 3 io I. ln the sectional tournament Knoxville losi 'lo a sfrong Africa club I0 'lo 5. R' . - f - PFC I ' . 1 i ,, ,. . s , l . - ,xo j f N 7 , g .1 tn . . A I K - , L 1 BAC - anager Iames Nic ols, lack Bradley, Raymon over, Ral ankin, Dona ick- lifl, Dick itchell, Coach Rowland, Vernon Sho well, Iamie Scott, Eugene Worrall, Tommy Ienkins, Manager Merten Finch. - e God re , rl Haning, Ierr Harvey, Richard Barnett, Martin Sneller, Leon Lange- bartels, Kenne ankin. . I , I . . . . . . . . . I 0 I 0 I 0 I I . . . . I . . I Q ' - I - I ' . . . . ' . l 1 I l ' ' o l I 56 KW WX fiwfwi W u K? ffiimi VI! J! Tug? X Cf! Q51 I2 if I ffb 251 6 Q XY Lf mx X is My -J N....H-1-.SSA Q , We, P .. in a mi 57 Hot dogs' Peanuts' Popcorn' Operating a tood concession at the Marlon County Fair was the tlrst work done by the K Statt ot 49 Every morning noon and night some one stood guard taking orders or trying to sleep The oarents cooperated tully with this successtul tund raising prolect agreed that any night work done would be ln the torm ot parties Christmas Valentine and Saint Patrick s Day Parties were held at Alberta s Mr Beam s and Suzi s respectively This year the tirst p rlod was assigned to the anrual tor production and publication work UPPER LEFT Mxss Thompson and students behind stage wcntlng to advertise the K of 49 UPPER RIGHT K Staff sellmg at the Boys County Tournament It seems everyone was busy xncludmg Mr Tyaden our doorman LOWER LEFT The Staff spotted the photographer thus time LOWER RIGHT The Staff was enyoytng a Valentines Party at Mr Beam s Halt hidden under an egg carton IS Kathryn Speed Martha seems to be admiring her a txstlc wonder CENTER Mr Beams son Kenton slts enyoylng the party w1th one of our lovely hat ceatlons propped on his head EFS To tacllltate sate keeping ot materials systematic tiling ot papers contracts photos and copy a new tiling cabinet was purchased Other new equloment included a drawing board and drawing equipment T Square paper and photo cutters and staplers To cover more school lite with pictures we bought a new tlash camera Now we had the time and equipment next compllshed When we tound that we would be qraded tor our work It seemed ttat our amoltlon to do good was suddenly alive Then the work started signing contracts planning sections the cover queen cere monies parties assembly programs making LEFT TO RIGHT Suzanne Iennmgs Gordon Gunlock Martha Dyer Rxchard Ver Steeg Al' the be9ln 'lnQ of The Year' the Staff we needed the ambition to get something ac- N 'I' fy- S , W M fx : . J f A ' 58 MR CHARLES L BEAM ADVISOR STAFF I949 Alberta Kmgma Lee Norma Durham Norm Lee Durham flue dummy coreys a floaf a bullehn board pos'rers selling adver hsung yearboolcs programs faking pucfures drawlng carfoons wrnhng le++ers arnouncemen+s copy re wrnhng copy proofreadmg copy looking for los+ arhcles glvlng up sleep and sfudy halls mee+ mg deadlines calling +l1e pos+ offlce vlslhng 'lhe prm+ers relaxlng walhng for +he books +o be dellvered' LEFT TO RIGHT Kathryn Speed Ralph Ver Steeg Roberta Cronkhlte Basll Fmch 59 l ll 17 UF 6 fa LY 'Nm I 4 BLACK and G LEFT TOP M MIDDLE an TOM B B tty Ne MC y R HTTOPRhdIobE1 M D LE R ld M C BOTTOM B B Y ya! kMs K oo wasn f glf+ed wlfh any large buuldlng roarung presses or an mex haushble supply of correchon fluld bui fhe Journalism sfudenis cl ma e up for 'lhese lacks by fheir nnnhahve uni lrung effor+s and orlgmallfy noxvllle Hugh Sch l The Black and Gold sfaff managed 'lo pub lush a bl monihl y paper filled wafh news o KHS, sis s'I'uden+s and :ls evenfs' Some of 60 B lkn fhe o +he paper fhis year were 'rhe honor roll Th us and Thai' edu forlals submllfed b h y o+ er schools +he Poe+ry Corner fhe B ear Facfs and Blowing Bubbles Each issue w special fea+ures F as clrculafed noi' only 'through our KHS and KJHS buf 'l'o numerous ofher high schools and colleges in Iowa ik ...r , '.. lf W ', , 4 m.,J ' J' , A . . f QI, P , , N V ' ,, . ' V Q J , AM' . , T k ' A -v fi ' 'f : ' . 0 Q ' xl. : l 1 g 1 W4 -A V rave 1 ' , K , - arion Mart, Mary Ann Drake. - e umann, Io ne Herdum, Brenton Trabert, Maureen c arth . BOT - renlon Trabert, Marion Mart. IG - ic ar ac , eanor Andrews, Norma Malone, ID - ona c omas, Lawrence Vlfoolse , Iames Nichols. - everl r une , i s Vanzee, advisorg Linda e ap. . . 1 . . . . . . - . I' . H . ' ' ' I I ' ' . . , I la In ll pl . . . . . . , ' I Il I If ll ll . I u . . . . - f . BACK ROW-Maureen McCarthy, Leon Langebartels, Basil Finch, Ralph Ver Steeg, Ioanne Herduin, Wayne Swinton, Principal. FRONT ROW-Mary Lee Dainty, Mary Ann Drake, Joanne Cox, Beverly Bartunek, Martha Dyer, Eleanore Batten, Alberta Kingma. GOLD NUGGETS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY HONOR K The highest honor the school can bestow is Hard work and cooperation are the malor membership in the National Honor Society factors in determining the number of Honor The members are chosen for their scholar K points awarded Honor Ks are given ship leadership citizenship and character for participation in athletics, dramahcs, Those who are chosen may well be proud of music, organizations, school service, and per the record they have made feet attendance LEFT TO RIGHT Mariorie Rinehart Mary Louise Thompson Maxine Woll Ioanne McConv1lle Thelma Little Tommy Ienkms Keith Iohnson Mary Louise Denny Marilyn Bruce Robert Speed Stanley Swinton Rodney Proffitt Richard McKay Kenneth Holt Lerlia Galvin Eugene Worrall Wayne Swinton Principal bl ll ll . . . Q . . . Q - . . - ul in o ll I la - . . . . . Q . . 0 - . I I I ' . . . . 1 I i i . 1 I 1 1 i 1 . I I 1 i V 1 - MASKS To go Christmas caroling or not to go Christmas carolmg! was the question facing a small group of Thespians. By going they proved their ability in one of the other 'fine arts. The membership of the organization was considerably enlarged by the lmhahon of elghteen new Thespnans chosen for their acting ability and their work on stage crews Because of the size of the group the iniha and refreshments were served by the new members. Since the annual trip to the play festival at Iowa City was cancelled twenty-eight mem- bers of the troupe chartered a bus and went to see the musical comedy High Button Shoes at the KRNT radio theater ln Des Moines As 'rhe curtain is drawn at the close of the school year the returning Thespaans are anxiously awaiting 1'he call of next years THESPIANS BACK ROW Brenton Trabert Betty Lou Neumann Paul Mettler Ralph Ver Steeg Edward Nxchols Rxchard Iacob MIDDLE ROW Mxss Helen Cnppen Advisor Maureen McCarthy Marlon Mart Llnda Sue Belknap Ioanne Herdum Kathleen Osborn Leon Langebartels Ella Mae Ramsay Norman Barger Helen Brooks Donald Langebartels FRONT ROW Kathryn Speed Alberta Kmgma DIXIQ Warner Norma Lee Durham Beverly Bartunek Vera Taggart Martha Dyer CALENDAR OF EVENTS May 10-K 49 Pxcnxc 19-Thespmn Party 12 18-Baseball Sectional Toumarnent 20-Ir Sr Party 14-Track Conference Meet 23-Pleasantvxlle Baseball IHJ 18-Semor Camxval 25-Graduatxon tion was held in the high school assembly, curtain time! 62 TOP LEFT Thxs pxcture looks posed' CENTER Don and Shirley ln clmch BOTTOM LEFT We can tell at a Glance what these boys are domg TOP RIGHT The tamxly steps out BOTTOM RIGHT What s thus Merten wxth a gxrl' 24 CARAT CAM RA SNAPS Fo the past two years the K has s on sored a snapshot contest to promote general nnterest In photography and the yearbook It has gnven the contestants an opportunlty to fee thetr workmanshnp an prmt Thns year, because ot the hugh qualuty ot both the en trants otctures, the statt declded to call It a tue The winners were Harold Bassett and Jlm Drevbelbess Many snapshots whlch were not eligible tor the contest were used throughout the book We would luke to thank those who were Interested tor subrmttnng theur puctures tor publication LEFT TOP Better txnd a chan Speedy and Red CENTER TOP Shorthand gxrls help Mxss Mercer celebrate her P771 bxrthday RIGHT TOP Bradley and Thompson trade hats ' LEFT BOTTOM Future cheerleaders of KHS CENTER BOTTOM Prxvate busmess RIGHT BOTTOM Thus 15 cr Long front TOW ,..., lm I 63 l l ! H H P - ' ,- H U! t i ., u X BACK ROW Mary Brown Delores Helland Ioanne Herduin Wanetta Boothe Darlene Coleman Shirley Dutton Peggy Adams Ruth Bassett Delcres Ielsma Barbara Dertrick Phyllis Iones SIXTH ROW Shirley Cox Madge Crawford Marilyn Craft Beverly Godfrey Patricia Bucklew Beverly Bartunek Mart Io Hayes Margaret Beaver Peggy Gibbons Colleen Cecil Suzanne Iennings FIFTH ROW Donna Iones Barbara Cooley Lenos Hippen Phyllis Dennison Marilyn Brubaker Roberta Cronkhite Beverly Carpenter Betty DeWitt FOURTH ROW Marilyn Carter Mildred Hanson Beverly Dodds Iackie Graves Myrtle Caylor Ioan Breuklander Francesanne Gholson Mildred Flaugh Patricia Cowman Rosemary Deloode THIRD ROW Bonnie Bown Eleanor Andrews Margaret Hall Betty Donnelly Evelyn Glover Betty Eckardt Io Ann Beebout Lorretta Fortner Geraldine Allen Barbara Bittner SECOND ROW Iocelyn Ellison Pat Bales Helen Brooks Mary Lee Dainty Betty Brown Norma I Grill Beverly Iuline Linda Belknap Delores DuBree Regina Cooper FRONT ROW Eleanore Batten Ioanne Cox Carol Harvey Paula Bartunel' Martha Dyer Maurine Fast Colleen Busick Angelica Husted Donna Fee Norma Lee Durham Darlene Crawford BACK ROW-Carolyn Still, Delores Phipps, Dorothy Vanceunebrock, Margaret Murphy, Naomi Nichols, Io Ann Simpson, Kathleen Osborn, Donna Porter, Betty Neumann, Ella Ramsay, Keo Smith. SIXTH ROW-Ioan Nichols, Geraldine Marshall, Iudith Murphy, Dorothy Mark, Kathryn Speed, Dixie Warner, Celia Kester, Maureen McCarthy, Iobyna Rankin, Oleta Schroeder. FIFTH ROW--Lucille Vander Linden, Darlene Sellers, Marjorie Wetherall, Io Anne Welch, Emma Williams, Phyllis Rinehart, Alberta Woolsey, Norene Riley, Io Ann Long, Leila Talbott. FOURTH ROW-Alberta Kingma, Kay Zimmerman, Marjory Rees, Kay Spear, Hazel Wallace, Betty Kline, Pat Nichols, Geraldine Sinclair, Ioan Price. THIRD ROW-Martha Paardekooper, Mildred White, Vera Taggart, Bonnetta Lindly, Shirley Malone, Norma Kennedy, Barbara Wensel Laverne Stittsworth, Beverly Ver Steeg. SECOND ROVJ-Maxine Klootwyk, Mary McConville, Norma Malone, Sarah McDaniel, Pauline Nichols, Carol Shoemaker, Edna Vander Linden, Barbara McConville, Doris Long, Opal Queener. FRONT ROW-Eva Wofrall, Virginia Mikesell, Florence Woolsey, Mary Murphy, Lillian Presley, Donna Long, Phyllis Nichols, Bonnie Woolridge, Louise Ver Steeg, Emma Kline. 64 MOTHER DAUGHTER BANQUET -AJ TOP Whats cookmg MIDDLE Qback rowl Ronald Morse Leland Den Hartog Har gf Ph 4339650 nson Gholson Leonard Thomas fFront rowl Paul Carr Larry Dutton Merten Fxnch Don Lange bartels lerry Harvey Dxck An derson B111 Adams Rxchard Iacob - BOTTOM Nothmg yet As you walk Into the study hall on Y Teen day the strauns ot a melody greet your ears lt as Follow the Gleam the Y Teen hymn Y Teens IS one ot the most actlve orgamza tions In school Some ot the members worked on a tloat to enter In the Sadve Hawkuns Day Parade Meanwhile others were lndustrlous ly palntlng badges In the shape ot tootball shoes to be sold at the Homecoming game Near Valentme s Day Y Teens sold boxes ot Margue Bell chocolates Seenng the needs ot people abroad the Y Teens collaborated with the HI Y In sponsor mg a clothlng drlve and dance to ralse money tor CROP 'ix- The programs were excellent consustlng ot slnglng speakers and movies One ot the outstandvng programs was the unstallatlon whlch centered around the theme Work IS Love Made Vnslble Ot ourse the crowning event ot the Y Teen year IS the Mother Daughter Banquet On this on night ot the year mothers and daughters have a chance to enloy an eve nmg together The new cabmet IS announc ed at the close ot the banquet This year the theme was A Garden Party In the Spring The gurls will always remember their Y Teen days and the thought exuressed nn the bene dlctuon God Be Wuth You Tnl We Meet Aqam - . . 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GD nn'-I fx K' BACK ROW Basll Flnch Iames Doles Gerald Fall Phtlllp Crews Charles Hull Leland Den Harlog Wtllts Andrews Blll Adams Ted Godfrey Duane Allen FIFTH ROW Arden Iohnston Richard Darrah Robert Carle Harold Bassett Richard Iacob Norman Barger Raymond Glover Paul Carr Howard Allen FOURTH ROW Melvm Dennxson Irm Drexbelbers lack Anderson lack Bradley Iohn Havener Larry Graham Iohn Barley THIRD ROW Eugene Beaver Evans Eaton Marvln Bellord Ray Darrah Dennls Holdren Iohn Ienkxns Don Coon Drck Anderson SECOND ROW Tommy Gott Paul Brooks Paul Chrxsmore Dennrs Belknap Charles Anderson Drck Hall Iohn Brown Tom Baty FRONT ROW Rxchard Ellrson Don Cow'nan Bruce Barger Robert Bown Don Clark Kenneth Barnes Larry Dutton PICK AN Wnh a membership of eighty able and wllltng boys, the Hu Y has had a very profitable year ln addrhon 'to having lnfereshng pro ev have helped the Y Teens sponsor a party or grams of speeches, movnes, and soorl' , 411 D SHOVEL the benefit of CROP Yes, the Ht Y has lived up to nfs pur pose To create, mamtam, and extend throughout the school and communuty hugh standards of Chrlshan character BACK ROW Iamte Scott Ralph Ranlun Raymond Smxth Herman Wrlkes, Leon Langebartels Martm Sneller Byrl Reynolds, Lawrence Woolsey Larry Van Baale FIFTH ROW Benny Wessman Don Langebartels Rrchard Schrexber Rtchard Wrlson Paul Mettler Ralph Ver Steeg Vernon Shotwell FOURTH ROW Brll Luke Ronald Severns Doyle Rollstm Leonard Thomas Charles Shappell Iay Mlles THIRD ROW Ronald Morse Benny Wtlletts, Ixmmre Wolfe Larry Shatter, Edward Nichols Charles Mxller Marlon Mar! SECOND ROW Allred Worrall Lester Stevens, Bernard Randol Ted Roberts, Iohn Kamerrck Rxchard Ver Steeq lack McCann FRONT ROW Lowell Shatter Davrd Schell Iames Murphy, Kenneth Onstank, Rxchard Randol Robert Malone Paul Wxllrams 66 .MM an wh ' ' ' M 1 eg, ,, - .,., ,. It -W' . - , ,. f - : '. any . lun. f 'mth' , , ' I k r I I Z .V -tn . e tw W . vs , A f 1 .- ,. If . 1 ' ' ' .2 v - . ' I. ' K- t - 4 - L 'HRX 4 A ,V -. A , ,ii A K . 2 .U .1 A ' f .et ' r 'wd' mg , I -veg J, I, I, ggi my g YL, , , ' . , 3, Q 5 Q g , , .. Woof 9. N 1 - e ' . , ' i t sf 5 A - , Q A A , . 7 ,V N L l 1 ,, ' J' 'X f, ' 'ff N, , 3 e' ' I xr! A - . , NT S-,TM 15, A 4 , Q' , -:M wt if i rc x! i ' ' f t rf- ' ' .W l .I F, v . I. . .. :Lge y x Q N. -- 1 . V H F - ,gr ,'. -- Q ' ft J 5 33 f 4 'i 3 ., .al t 'R V I V 1 'A ' I 1 I I ' 1 1 1 T 1 I 1 I I ' I i . r I , r .-' I I I T 1 1 ' I I I 1 4 I 'T' - I 1 I I 4 I I I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . c I S I 0 1F . . i . .. - . - ' Q i v ,- ' 1 v I ' , 2 11 r., . . -' ' . 4 , DEPUTIES KIIIUOI UIWANIIAIIUNK Dllfl IUI Y SENIORS Paul Me++Ier Pres Joanne Herdum Sec Beffy Klme Treas Mass Inman Advlsor JUNIORS Richard Ver Sleeg Pres Jo Ann Long V Pres Be++y Eckard+ Sec Edward Nichols Treas Mlss HunnlcuH Advisor SOPHOMORES Don Langebarfels Pres Celia Kes+er V Pres Joan Brueklander Sec Dorls Long Treas Mass Thompson Advlsor FRESHMEN Ronald Morse Pres Shella Ryan V Pres Paul Carr Sec 81 Treas Mr Ryan Advisor Y TEENS Joanne Cox, Pres Kalhryn Speed, V Pres Jo Ann Long, Sec Suzanne Jennlngs, Treas Mlss Wllkmson, Advisor HIY Edward Nichols, Pres Richard Darrah, V. Pres. Bull Luke, Sec Leonard Thomas, Treas. Mr McCabe, Advusor FFA George Nschols Pres Richard Hendrlx Sec Roberf Brooks Treas Mr Drake Advusor FHA Mary Ann Drake Pres Alberla McVey V Pres Darlene Rowley Sec: Alberia Kadlng Treas Mass Inman Advisor GAA Eleanor Andrews Pres BeHy Eckardf V Pres Kafhleen Osborn Sec 81 Treas Mlss Le1+ch Advlsor STUDENT COUNCIL Vernon Shoiwell Pres Brenlon Traberi' V Pres Ka+hryn Speed Sec 81 Treas Mr Swmfon Advisor BAND Edward Nichols, Pres Tom Goff, V Pres Mary Ann Drake, Sec 81 Treas Mr Tladen, Advusor THESPIANS Brenfon Traberf, Pres Leon Langebarfels, V. Pres Edward Nichols, Sec Ralph Ver S+eeg, Treas Miss Crlppen, Advisor Brenlon Traberf, V. Pres. Wi'flfam D2 Jong' V. pres. 67 ' 14' BACK ROW Gene Stevenson Clarence Loynachan Iames Barley Allred Van Steenwyk Buell Car ruthers Iohn Heckethorn Donald Rowland THIRD ROW Raymond Hecrberlm Norman Chrxsman Bxll Rolf Roger Bales Dwxght Poltenbarger Roy Text SECOND ROW Frank Ienkms Robert McCorkle Franklln Bxngamln Russell Iohnston Kenneth Smxth Denms Iohnson Robert De Long FRONT ROW George Nxchols Wxllxam De long Robert Brooks Hollls Perry Rxchard Hendrxx Mr Wxl bur Drake Advxsor H0 ESTEADERS The Future Farmers ot America IS a national organization ot by and tor boys studymg vocational agrlculture In publlc secondary schools under the provlstons ot the National Vocational Educatlon Acts Organized In November ot nineteen hundred twenty elght tt has served to motivate and vltalrze the systematic lnstructnon offered to students ot The season s record rs OPPONENT Indxanola 34 Oskaloosa 30 lndxcrnola 16 At the FFA tournament held at OPPONENT Moravxa ll Indlanola 42 vocatuonal agraculture and to provide turther trammg In farmer cltlzenshlp Our chapter the Sod Busters prldes ltselt on Its ever mcreaslng membershap as well as the prolects It has endeavored to promote To build better farmers by encouraging sportsmanship the Sod Busters organized a basketball team that competed wlth nergh boring towns FF Charlton the boys took thlrd place FFA The ottlcers tor this year were George At a Valentine party held by the FFA and Nichols, presudentg Btll De Jong, vlce presi FHA, Ball De Jong was crowned king, and dent, Robert Brooks, secretary: Richard Joanne Herduun, queen They were chosen Hendrix, treasurer, and Hollrs Perry, re tor thelr personality, character, leadership, porter and service sy S3 I. .. 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A ' 21 31 ' 22 ' 22 ' 30 68 PAN ANDLERS BeHer homes make a beffer world Con sranfly lceepung fhus mo++o un mund lhe Future Homemakers of America are buuldung better cuhzens Although fhe oraanuzahon began only this uf elf a worrhv one All make money +o support makung achvuhes were a+ +wo 'football and fwo year, 1+ has proven the gurls helped to rhe club Money sellung refreshmenl' baskeiball games, and 'furnushung programs for the Girls County Tournamenrs FHA responded fo 'the need of +he people suffer Ing un foreign lands by durechng several overseas prolecfs A+ Chrusfmas fume they planned a Chrusrmas guvung program, making doll clothes and mendung clofhung ro make other luves a luHle brughfer The enferfaunment aspecr has no+ been neg lecfed by 'l'he FHA The 'Fun Included Truth or Consequences, duscussuons of varuous sub lecfs and handucraff work On Saun+ Val enhne s Day a parfy was held a'I' which fhe Wrllfam De long and Ioanne Herdurn lung and queen homemakers danced wufh the Future Farmers A+ the clumax of the ball Bull De Jong and Joanne Herduun were crowned kung and queen of Valenhne s Day Under fhe leadershup of +heur sponsor, Muss Annette lnman, and fheur presuden+, Mary Ann Drake, fhe forry members of the FHA have made a fune s+ar+ roward becomung one of the favoru+e OYQBDIZBTIOHS of fhe school JL Q.-2 JG :gs -M16 'X-' -nn... QL 39 Q7 BACK ROW Iuduth Murphy Maureen McCarthy Betty Neumann Wrlma Sage Shurley Vande Camp Marulyn Armstrong Angelme Pope Betty Bernahl Barbara Dooley FOURTH ROW Ruth Karr Darlene Rowley Vxvuan F e Eleanor Mrller Colleen Kmgrey Alberta McVey Zella McDonald THIRD ROW Marlon Reed Esther Goebel Mary Karr Alberta Kadlrug Geraldme Nichols Maruorue Bushop Louuse Reed SECOND ROW Chloe Crandall Ruth Stevenson Colleen Lyman Dons Holdren Shexla Ryan Elxzabeth Reed Mary Margaret Murphy FRONT ROW Miss Inman Advusor Ruby McDonald Betty lean Donnelly Veda Fee Carol Shoemaker Loxs Swmlon Marlene Lowe 69 ll ll ' 19 ' . . K 4' A ,,. 3' . r 5 . . S 3 . ' 1 il F 1 - u n 1 u i - ' I . , .. U I I 1 0 o 1 1 o I - . I ' ' 0 u u I . s o 0 I I 1 - ' . . . . . . I I ' . a . 4 'V 5 A , A A-1 3 A ' c .- .. G ,-.. ,d v A 5, ,' .-it K p W r V . fr , cv: I .. . , '- 4 4' . V .1 3 V 'Isl' 4 1. - I sf 4 2- A L-1' .4 i 4 w :Q 6 , I .- . Q . ,, A ,,,- 1 - M. 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' : , . . . 4-mf' CLARlNEl'S Paul Mettler Marlorle Blshop Marlene De Ioode Davrd Schell Frances Spencer Dorothy Shappell Keo Smrth Norene Rlley Betty Brooks Ieannette Harvey Mary K Stevens Iona Lou Popma Vera Taggart Lenos Hxppen Delores Pope Angelxne Pope Barbara Dooley SAXOPHONES Ray Darrah lack Anderson Shlrley Proltrtt Paul Krrk wood Edward Nlchols OBIE Sally Morr1s BASSOON Rosemary De Ioode FLUTES Mary Ann Drake Lots Swrnton Shirley Coon CORNETS Marvrn Belforcl Shtrley Dlxon Benny Wessman Rlchard Darrah Ilm GOOdW1H Bonnie Camp bell Paul Brooks Ilm Malone Phrllrp Caswell George Watson BARITONES Don Langebartels Marjorre Spencer FRENCH HORNS Ianet Prrce Eleanor Mrller Donna Porter TROMBONES Rrchard Iacob Douglas Gllme Tommy Gott Bob Watson Davxd Werts Ketth Aldrrch BASSES Melvxn D nntson Bob Taggart Vernon Orr DRUMS Susan Drake Bob Malone Marshall Myers MARCHING BAND Bang' squeak' toot' Ahhh band practlce' Thls year band pract1ce was held at 3 00 Each after noon the band members marched to the stadium and practxced drrlls tor an hour The band was icuthtul m attendmg our home toot ball games except at the Charlton game wh1ch spectators enyoyed rn cr downpour of ra1n At the state marchmg band contest rn Ottumwa the malorettes and the band members marched on one of the coldest days of the year says Mr Tladen Desplte the weather the band recerved a 2 ratmg and Angelvca Husted a snappy mayor ette recexved a 1 ln baton twtrlmg Each ot the 28 bands entered xn the contest of tered a candidate for band festxval queen Our entry Lmda Belknap was chosen as queen from the 28 grrls As hrst pnze she received a Bulova wnst watch fountam pen and other lovely grits The Knoxvllle marchmg band partlcxpated rn the halt txme ceremomes at the Drake Homecoming tootball game LEFT TO RIGHT Dons Long Norma Malone, Angellca Husted Marlory Rees LaVonne Nolte Ianet Prxce Opal Queener Donna Long A i 7' ,Kr i -,Q -qv.. ,Pt 1 f T, - ,- , ,l ,Ax f 1. . 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A gh V -.ww A U -A .Y -or 135, 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , . , . 3 . : , , 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 ' ' ' 1 u 11 - . 1 ' I 1 , . c ., SE IDR CLAIMS BILL ADAMS H1 Y I 3 4 Secretary 2 Class Pres1dent I Student C uncxl I 4 Football I 2 3 4 Letter 2 3 4 Tra Ir I 2 3 4 Senlor Revue 4 HOWARD R ALLEN H1Y 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Semor Revue DICK ANDERSON H1 Y 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Letter 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Letter 3 Semor Revue 4 Transfer from Faxrfxeld 2 ELEANOR MAE ANDREWS G A A I Cabmet 2 3 Presxdent 4 Y Teens 1 3 4 Cabmet 2 Glee Club I 4 Black G Gold 4 Semor Revue 4 Mountam Musxc 4 WILLIS ANDREWS F F A I 2 Semor Revue 4 BEVERLY IDODDSJ AWTRY A I 4 Cab et G e lubl Play Productron Crews 3 Senxor Revue 4 Transfer from Denver 2 ROGER BALES 2 F F A Fo all 2 4 Le Bas ketball I 2 Track 2 Senior Revue 4 Transfer from Phoemx 2 NORMAN D BARGER H Y 2 3 4 Glee Club I The Tangled Yarn Thespxan 4 Play Productron Crews I 2 Track Semor Revue 4 BEVERLY BARTUNEK Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 YTeens I 2 3 Cabmet A l Le G ee u When the Whlrlwmd Blows Kxnd Lady Thespxan 3 4 Natxonal Thespxan 3 4 Play Productlon Crews 2 3 4 Black 6 Gold 4 Annual Staff Assxstant 2 Semor Revu I 4 Cheerleader 4 Candxdate for Beauty Queen 3 Homecomxng Queen Attendant 4 HAROLD BASSETT Y4 FFA 4 Fo balll 2 3 4 Trackl Sem Revue 4 ELEANORE LOUISE BATTEN Natxonal Honor Soclety 4 YTeens l 2 3 Cabmet 4 Glee Club 2 3 Play Productxon Crews 2 3 Lrbrary Club 2 3 Semor Revue 4 Country Style 3 LEONA MAE BENSCOTER Transfer from Tracy 2 Semor Revue 4 BETTY ANN BERNAHL eensl 2 2 FHA 4 Basketa 3 4 Semor Revue 4 Transfer from Altamont 1 MARVIN BRIGGS Electxon Board 4 Semor Revue 4 HELEN LOUISE BROOKS eens 1 2 4 Cabxne e Shook the Fam1ly Tree 3 Thespxan 3 4 Natxonal Thespxan 4 Play Productlon Crews 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Letter 4 Lxbrary Clubl 2 Semor Revue 4 ROBERT BROOKS A I 2 3 Secretary 4 Football 3 4 Trackl Semor Revue 4 PATRICIA ANN BUCKLEW eens I 2 4 Glee Clu Shorthand Award 3 4 Typxng Award 3 L1brary Club I Semor Revue 4 NANCY IOANNE COX Natxonal Honor Soclet 4 YTeens I Cabmet 2 3 Presldent 4 Glee Clu 3 4 Country Style 3 Mountam Musxc 4 Play Productxon Crews 4 Class Treasurer 4 Student Councxl 2 Vxce Presxdent 3 An nual Staff 3 Lxbrary Club I 2 Semor Revue 4 SHIRLEY COX YTeens 3 4 GAA 4 Typxng Award 3 Shorthand Award 3 4 Transfer from Deep Rxver Hxgh 3 Semor Revue 4 MADGE CRAWFORD Y Teens 3 4 Typxng Award 3 Semor Revue 4 Trans Ier from Dallas 3 MARY LEE DAINTY Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 YTeens 3 4 Cabmet I GAA l 2 3 4 Musxc Apprecxatxon 2 We Shook the Famxly Treo 3 Play Productxon Crews 3 4 An nual Staff Assxstant 2 Lxbrary Club 2 3 Vxce Presx dent I Semor Revue 4 BARBARA DEITRICK eensl234GAA 2GleeCubl MELVIN DENNISON MARY ANN DRAKE Natxonal Honor Socxet 4 eensl 2 3 FHA Presxdent 4 Band I Councxl 2 Orchestra I 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Black 6 Gold Asslstant Edltor 4 Semor Revue 4 DOLORES DUBREE eens I 2 3 4 G I Orchestra I Glee Club 2 3 4 Play Productxon Crews 3 4 Ty mg Award 3 Shorthand Award 4 Library Club 4 ountry Style 3 Mountaln Musxc 4 Semor Revue 4 MARTHA DYER Natlonal Honor Socxet 4 YTeen Cabmet I 4 Treas urer 2 Secretary 3 A I 2 3 4 Letter 4 G Club I 3 Thespxan 4 Play Productnon Crews 2 3 4 Student Councxl Secretary Treasurer 2 K of 49 4 Basketball 3 Letter 3 Typrng Award 3 Shorthand Award 3 4 Lxbrary Clubl 3 Secretar Treasurer 2 Semor Revue 4 Cheerleader 4 Offxce sslstant 4 BASIL FINCH Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 HIY 4 Band 2 3 Class Vlce Presldent 3 Boys State 3 K of 49 4 Football 3 4 Letter 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Transfer from Cllnton I Semor Revue 4 LORRETTA FORTNER YTeens I 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Typxng Award 3 Shorthand Award 4 Country Style 3 Mountaln Musxc 4 Senxor Revue 4 RAYMOND GLOVER Y 2 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Letter 4 Basketball Letter 4 Trackl 2 4 Baseball 3 4 Senxor Revue 4 TED DONALD GODFREY Y I 4 Secretary 3 Play Productxon Crews 2 3 Football l 4 Le er 2 3 4 Baslr tball I 2 ter 4 Track l 2 Ba eball 3 Le r Semor Revue 4 ROBERT GOODWIN Semor Revue 4 LARRY GRAHAM H1 Y 3 4 FFA 4 Play Productxon Crews 4 School Electron Board 4 Semor Revue 4 GORDON GUNLOCK H1Y 4 Annual Staff Assxstant 3 K of 49 4 Sen or Revue 4 Transfer irom Des Molnes 3 MARGARET ANN HALL eens I 2 3 Play Productlon Crews I 2 3 4 Lxbrary Club I 2 3 Semor Revue 4 RAYMOND DALE HEABERLIN FFA l 2 4 Track Manager I Semor Revue 4 DELORES IOAN KROBUCKJ HELLAND YTeens I 4 G 3 4 Another e gxnnmg 2 Cheerleader 3 K Beauty Queen 3 RICHARD D HENDRIX FFA 3 Treasurer 4 H1 Y 2 Play Productlon Crews 3 Track 2 Semor Revue 4 Transfer from Dallas I BARBARA IOANNE HERDUIN Natxonal Honor Socrery 4 YTeens I 2 3 Cabmet 4 A I 4 Glee Cub 2 Our Town I Dear Lady Be Brave 2 Thespxan 3 4 Natxonal Thespxan 4 Play Produchon Crews I 2 3 4 Class Secretary 4 Student Councxl Vxce Presxdent 3 Black and Gold 4 Lxbrary Club 2 Secretary l Semor Revue 4 RICHARD W IACOB H1 Y I Musxc Apprecmtxon 2 Band I 3 4 Councxl 2 Band Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Orchestra I Cornhusk Doll I We Shook The Famxly Tree 3 Thespxan I 2 3 4 Natxonal Thespxan 3 4 Play Productxon Crews I Semor Revue I 2 4 Cheerleader 2 Pep Band I DONNA IEAN IONES YTeensl 2 3 4 GAA l Typlng Award 3 Short hand Award 4 Semor Revue 4 NORMA IEAN KENNEDY YTeensI 2 3 4 GAA l Glee Clubl 2 3 Typxng Award 3 Shorthand Award 4 Semor Revue 4 ALBERTA MAY KINGMA Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 YTeens 1 2 Cabmet 3 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Letter 3 Glee Club I 2 plan 4 Play Productxon Crews I 2 3 4 retary 3 Annual Staff Assxstant 3 Edutor Basketball 3 Gxrls Basketball Manager Award 3 Shorthand Award 3 4 Lxbrary Countr Style 3 Mountaxn Musxc 4 slstant All State Chorus 4 BETTY DARLENE ILINE YTeens l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Ba HxY 1 2 4 Music A precxation 3 Band I 2 3 4 I-'itll' 3 TYPIBQ AWGN! 3 Shvilidhd AWG-ltd 3 4 Glee Club I 2 Semor evue 4 505107 Revue 4 3 4 Thes Class Sec cf KT 49 4 Club Y2, H139 Offxce As sketball 3 '- 1 1 1 1 ' I ' ' X 1 Y-T 1 1 1 1 1 - 41 o ' 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C ' 1 1 1 4: ' 1 ' ' 1 11 4. - ' I I I I I I ' Y'T 1 1 1 1 I.-4-A1 1 A 1 - - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 5 . 5 IAC ' ' '. 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' ' 1 1 ' -D ' 1. - 3' 4' ' ' 5 5 ' Y-T 1 1 1 1 - - - I1 1 I 1 21 3- J I 7l 90 ' K l Io ua oarr 'sl dun Delores Hslland Jhrrley Dutton Peggy Adams Kathryn aa g Darlene Colerran I X, aves Hu h Ba sett Mary Brown Beverly Iulxn 'l lPD ROW It xlyn Brubak r Eleanor Andre vs Shlrley Cox Patrrcxa Cowman F ancesanne Gro son l.. nos lppen Mary LC D.uny Lmda ue Bellfnap Io Ann Bcebout 'EDOIN RO 1 Eln c u e ly Carp nter Su ann lnr' ngs Alberta Kad ng VJCWLII Oh hONN War ha Dyer hotly Delhi! lflarllyn Caller Norrna To Grrll Pavola Ba ttnek Patty Don nellv Jlyrtlo Calla Patsy Bales Norn'a Lee Durham Marllyn Craft GOLD AND ALLOY The Garl s Athletic Association rear: nes gurls s Je enf' solo sl'ake.s for rhe Dns'rrs.r our To play roge+her with good sportsmanship awe 'r Wt+h Irs soonsor, Mass Maryne'H'a Thus yecr 'rhey -lar-ned +ournamen+s In fhe L ch he GAA has 0 oy cl a Veer of par soorrs that were ln season, went' on a hay r an C. .cs ...us-Nw fs BACK ROW Alberta Kmgma Maureen McCarthy Betty Lou Neumann Ella Mae Ramsay Io Ann Srmpson Naomx Nxchols Kathleen Osborn Donna Porter Iudy Snover THIRD ROW Martha Paardekooper Cella Kester Barbara McConv1lle Io Anne Welch Io Ann Long Kay Spear Keo Smlth Lerla Talbott Mlldred Whxte Dorothy Vanceunebrock Opal Queener SECOND ROW Laverne Stlttsworth Kay Zrmmerman Dons Long Dorothy Mark Pat N1c'hols Dxxre Warner Sherla Ryan Maxxne Klootwyk Mary Iayne McConv1lle FRONT ROW Phyllis Nichols Lourse Ver Steeg Qarah McDaniel Ellzabeth Reed Marjory Rees Donna Long Marlene Lowe Eva Mae -Norrall Lucrlle Vander Lmden 72 ', I l I V , ' . ,. . . . V Q . . F , , Li f V 4- - . ' ' Q 2 A W . - 1 .1 X 3 1. :F J' . X Q' 'E' g, , A an A, L 'ht' ' ' Q v f v V gli' W' ' . . F 4 -f f 1 , ' 2 K 1 . X ' Ln !' Y 'Q My , 5. . . 7 ' V .: , 4 . 'd ,' , K R , H 1, 1 I A l .5 , . ? - , if .,. .. . . HA., vO'7f--Mari .. yes, T . .e fer 1 , - . , T' ' , , rf :n , D f . , a-:kze 'ir' ' ,, 1 s . , , ' e. .Q . - .'l:'r' e, x ' '. , ' ', ' ' , 1 . lx l- , e Li 1 , ' ' 3 f' 1', '. S . , . A . .i 'A 'D H' --.. geli a H st d, Seve: e . , , Z e e .i , i , . - a Eootke, Bcity E,k.xrd!, Beverly Barfunek, Helen Brooks, Iofelyn Ellison, Beverly Godfrey. FR '. 1. 2, l .' .' , , ' , , .. , ' , - 1 1 , re - ry, I f r, , r , ' ' , . . , . . E. - . .ir 1 x J 1 I 1 - A, . .A T - . n ...sn s.. ' ' k ' ' 1 It . ' eil' , I - . ,ni e A ' - l ' ' - 'liclj-aria . '. 'fhlelf . 3- . t A . - x Q , ' 1, '4 I 1 I ,Q . 4 c' ,- J-, . V. , I ' , Q' ' ... ' ' I S if . . .i 4 . W A A, ' ' ? 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' '1 1 1 f-Y- 1 .f. -.--lax: ,.w..,f I mm 15 w : mm -. 11, 1 1 ,,.' r.,,N., 1,..n II, ,-,,U.h,.L,, ...1 . ..4 1 I ' -P515 '.','H1S1.E:s1 f ECVW , , ,A A , , W 34, 'f . f, 2 . . x :: :-' H:-,:. . - - :'.: v Q 1'l,-,..l.L:I- 1 fu, '. 1 5 1 T :1'i H 1' ' .1'-,r-'Q' , .- 1 Ofifirf- -'- wxf, , .. ., ,AA Il., Z., 1 H 4- - 2 2'-,wr f 1 1 1 I --E1-ma 1,1 1.1 1 F.' .- -zz 1' K 1 :- --'FF NVE' '9'W'?5T fN .1 3, V I-1, 3 . fl N , 'r 1 F :'v -. fm- 'I' BACK ROW Barbara Deltrxck Darlene Coleman Edward Nxchols Don Langebartels Rxchard Darrah Arden Iohnston Benny Wessman THIRD ROW Bxll Luke Ted Roberts Beverly Barlunek Angelica Husted Iobyna Rankin Eleanor Mxller Mary Iayne McConv1lle SECOND ROW Vxrgmxa Mlkesell Alberta Kadxng Colleen Lyman Norma Io Gnll Patrxcxa Cowman Mxldred Hanson FRONT ROW Mary Ann Drake Ioanne Cox Alberta Kxngma Sheila Ryan Barbara Wensel Lols Swxnton C-ULD FINCHES A+ Chrlsfmas hme fhe gurl s glee club and celved a superior rahng and fhe mlxed chorus and glee club received raflngs of excellenf Under fhe dlrechon of Miss Mary Lucllle Mlner, fhese groups have done much s+a+e muslc conlesfs, fhe gurls sex+eHe re +o keep music alive In H +he mixed chorus presenled a musucal pro gram for 'lhe sfudenl' body ln +he fwo pre p-an-svll U1 1 an Q' if BACK ROW Mary Iayne McConv:lle Evelyn Glover Alberta Kadmg Behy Neumann Donna Porter Ella Mae Ramsay Maureen McCarthy Eleanor Andrews Mary Brown THIRD ROW Mildred Flaugh Shxrley Malone Io Anne Welch Beverly lulxne Kay Spear Linda Bel knap Phyllu Dennnon Alberta McVey Bonnxe Bown SECOND ROW Barbara Dooley Beverly Carpenter Chloe Crandall Betty Donnelly Beverly Bar tunek Martha Paardekooper Alberta Kmgma Kathryn Speed Loretta Fortner FRONT ROW Myr!lo Caylor Sarah VcDanxel Paula Bartunek Marilyn Craft Norma Malone Pauline Nlcholl Vxrgn-na Mxknell Delores DuBree Mary Ann Drake 74 l l I . . . - . . . 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M 'QU' MISS NELL MCGOWEN PRINCIPAL WAGON HEELS Junlor hugh wasn+ slleni' one mom n+ +hls year The fu+ure mhablfanfs of KHS were engoymg assemblies pep meehngs parhes afhlehcs HI Y and Sunshme Pals along w:+h fhelr school sfuclles ln 'lhese dlfferenf exfra curricular dC'l'IVl'I'I8S +hey were enloymg speaker learning spor+smanshrp handlcraf+ worlc and many o+ner 'lhlngs These many BCIIVIIIGS were under fhe guidance of well framed +eachers who were ln+eres+ed In In dlvlclual personallhes TOP ROW Mrs Clara Cotter Mrs Dorothy McCabe Mxss Wmoncx Dcxvls Mr Eldon Ccxrper BOTTOM ROW Mxss Ruth Smxth Mrs Iune Boyd Mxss Bonme Baker Mxss Mane Hemnch 45 ,- Eighth Grail: BACK ROW Betty Crews Donna Cowman Ruby Daubenspeck Boyd Hahn Bert Den Berger Brll Crozler George Comer Teddy Cleveland Curtrs Harlow Kexth Aldrrch THIRD ROW Shirley Coon Marrlyn Bacus Shirley Cecrl Betty Brooks Rosalie Eckardt Rrchard Bry ant Buddy Damty Charles Iones lack Dahlm Edgar Darly lack Allen SECOND ROW Marvln Harvey Vrvran Durham Esther De long Carolyn Coleman Kathryn Brooks Donna Holzworth Freda Harvey Patrrcra Andrews Anna Mane Arnts Glenna Coggeshall Doyle Dowell FRONT ROW Vera Cowman Sandra Bartunek Wrlma Chamberlain Lorna Bernahl Brlly loe Craw lord Ned Iob Thelma Bassett Floyd Durham Robert Chambers Phlllrp Chrles Gladys Bates PRUSPECTURS fa .M Elghlll Crarlr BACK ROW Edith Rlley Leroy Stephenson Vernon Orr Sandra Wolte Norman Robuck Brlly Srmp son Iana Popma lack Vandenbrrnk Kenneth Kadrng Dwayne Stone THIRD ROW Carolyn Thomas Charles Wlllls 'Vlary Van Hamert Mary Larson Sally Mcrrrs Ilm Stlll Irm Roush Marilyn Fhrlllps Mary Io Schell Alberta Salrsberry Sally Sutherland SECOND ROW Mary Mlkelson Vrda Randol Teddy Wllllams Delores Pope Kerth Zimmerman Shrrley Prollltt Elaine Rozeboom Marlan Roland Wynona Wrnters Robert Watson Evelyn Shewman Claudine Reese FRONT ROW Rrchard Stone Larry Nash Marilyn White Iams Wessman Davxd Werts Donald Neal Mary Alice Zack Lucrlle Mlers Marlorle Spencer Shrrley Slocum Kay Thompson 77 -his X BACK ROW Donna Crozxer Dorxs Chamberlaln Iohn Crawford Iohn Orvllle Allard Charles Goodwin f Vf ,I Dwayne Caylor Regma DesCamp Eugene Kexth Alvm Bassett Shlrley Dlxon Betty Chambers Grad' THIRD ROW Eugene Craxg Larry Bledsoe Ierry Bledsoe Ierry Glover Teddy Dabb Robert Deltrxck Shirley Heck Louxse Kxng Bonme Campbell Susan Drake Ieanette Harvey SECOND ROW Rodney Coms ock Burt Denmson Ted Conklln Eugene Cowman Phxlllp Caswell Llnda KlSSll'lg9l' Ixm Goodwm Marlene Deloode Betty Hanson Carol Daubenspeck Sandra Craven Delores Abarr FRONT ROW Frank Baty Hughey Byers I1m Allen Iohn Durham g 3,5 'Q- X I BACK ROW Bob Thompson Gene Pxtt, Margaret Whlte Phlllxp Metcalf Ilmmy McK1nney, Mary Sevens even Mary Snow LaVonne Nolte Georgene Van Loon Betty Parker Shannon Wessman G' adv MIDDLE ROW Iohnny Storm Marlin Wmeland Marshall Myers lack Schlotterback Ronald Slmpson Ianet Price Lawrence Stone Shirley McClam, Barbara Queener Marllyn Muller Delano Mxller .RONT ROW lack Vander Lmden, Ixm Malone, Ronald Shewman, Ierry Swmton Charles Woolrxcige ldon Moon Max Parr, Lowell Steele, Iack Weddle, Kenneth Vxckroy 78 T B' Q N rl .. F. 1 .-f 4 . .,! ' , , 2, y ' f s ' .- V ' ' - r -'ig 4 , . . I .lf .J -f FELIL. V , - , I T R N ff , . 1 Y . va 2 , -A . ' ,I g,V,rf1a A , ' ,xl f 4 X Y . L vs 'l ' K' 1 r- - ' - 5 Q 7 1-2 'Q , 3 ,, '1 '-fr . ' , A ff .V K C - . 1 4. B ' 4 , 7 S -K - '.. f f N 'Slit E11 0. Hx' ' ' 4 , ' J A Y' ll 4 ' X I 5 Jrxllr Crarlz YIX III Grad: BACK ROW Donna Helland Drck Hulrgan Tommy Sallsberry Alrce Whxte Susan Ward Donna Smxth Donald Metcalf Ierry McK1nney Sandra Sweem Mary Lou Sutherland Iohn Holzworth Gordon Hayes THIRD ROW Leonard Mxller Iune Wrllxams Carolyn Van Hemert Beverly Hartshorn Esther Schmxdt Bruce Hann Dwlght Mater Paul Krrkwood Melvxn Shxvers Beverly lane Welch Irmmy Wxllrs SECOND ROW Rorbert Sorsen Lyle Shatter Ken Reynolds Beverly Mart Ila Mae Queener Frances Kennedy Larry Hancock Ierry McMullen Roland Iones George Watson Howard Zlmmerman FRONT ROW Gary Nlchols Ruth Richardson Robert Rees Io Kennedy Drckxe Reeser BACK ROW Shxrley Cowman Nola Ann Cox Bob Bruenekool Fee Phrllxp Bxrk Iames Burnette Gary Abarr Ierry Graham Shrrley Bryant Ieannrne Allen Glenna MIDDLE ROW Carter Douglas Gllme Ierry Goad Sue Ann Hall Shrrley Capper Kathryn Estes Ilmmy Bankus Suzanne Dahlrn Ioan Brooks Iane Duncan Melvrn Shxvers Dean Cleveland Donald FRONT ROW Bxlly Dabb Bruce Andrews Ierry Hancock Iullan Des Kamp jlmmy Cox Barbara Glover Ierry Durham Lyle Cox Steven Donnelly Wanda Betterton 79 l 1 1 1 1 1 r - . . , . . - . , . . - I f , . . .',. 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K h l , K tv 1 N . . . - r - , . , . . l 1 1 1 u 1 U ' - V . . . , . . , , - +9 F' n5'P BACK ROW Irmmy Wxllts Larry Bledsoe lack Allen Dwayne Caylor Curtls Harlow Charles ones B111 Crawford Ioe Bledsoe Bob Bruenekool Coach Carper MIDDLE ROW Steven Donnelly Dwxght Mater Lawrence Stone Ilmmy Burnette Burt Denmson Kelth Zxmmerman lack Schlotterback Larry Nash Bob Thompson Ronnxe Sxmpson Ixmmy Allen Dean Cleve land Rlchard Stone FRONT ROW Hughey Byers Manager Buddy Damty Norman Robuck Teddy Cleveland Iack Dahlln Ilm Stxll George Comer Bull Crozler Leroy Stephenson Pete Denberger Bxll Sxmpson Ilm Roush Edgar Daxly Manager LI E BLUCKERS The rough and ready Bears from Junlor Hugh dealt smashlng blows to all teams that stood ln their way this year Wnth the terrltlc power they developed through the center ot their llne It was almost Impossible to stop them Good hard blocks trom their unter terence led the Bears around their ends to score trme atter tume The team dropped only one game out ot seven thus season, and tough luck was the mam tactor This loss was to Oslcaloosa with three ot the Bears touchdowns called back Even though Junior Hugh lost one game they are stall very proud ot their team BACK ROW Vlda Randol Marilyn White Mary Van Hemerl Mary Io Schell Donna Holzwarth Sally Sutherland Kay Thompson FRONT ROW Ioan Brooks Susan Drale Mary DeW1lde Barbara Queener Carolyn Van Hemerl Suzanne Dahlln NOT IN PICTURE Ierry Swlnton 80 . 4 1 K -'fb my . ' S . Tiff , 1 t X pl i 1 ,. , , U X A A .. In J' I, , , 4 s V 4 4 fi' ' . I' nav 'U , -, . . I , I I . I I I . . . ' . L I V 4 l - BACK ROW Coach Eldon Carper Larry Bledsoe lack Dahlm Teddy Clevelanj Irm Strll Alvm Bassett MIDDLE ROW Dean Cleveland Dwrght Mater Bruce Hann Marvrn Harvey Rormre Sxmpson Ioe Bledsoe Gordon Hayes Edgar Darly Manager FRONT ROW Larry Nash Buddy Damty George Comer Brll Crozrer B111 Sxmpson Charles Iones Kenneth Kadmg Kelth Zlmmerman UCKETEERS Swlsh' Thal was +he sound heard durmg +he The boys nad a lol of defermmahon nn addr Bears baskefball season Wlfh so many boys hon fo fheur flghf These quallhes helped ln'I'eres+ecl In baskerball I+ was dlf'flcul+ for fhem +o wln many of fhelr games fhem fo maneuver an fhe hugh school gym -+ 'E?94Y 'W lhe Brg Rush TOP 1-'lymg Hxgh Its All Over BOTTOM Back To Work 8I - , f , . . . . I . . . . I . . . . . . I C .L o U 'g uv flzq Z K . . Z ,K . - - I S , 1,9 3 .V K ' W' h 5,1 I ' I' ' '. I' . A kno I dgm nt This year a new mnovahcn was added I'o'rl1e K The mcorporahon of adver 'rising space was effechve In 'rransml+I'lng unformahon from refaller Io consumer Generous busnnessmen org mzahons and mdlvlduals helped by +l'1enr fmancnal supporf Io make Ilus book possible The K he school yearbook INDIVIDUALS SWIFT HOTEL JEDS BARBER SHOP SANTENS LOCKER WEDDLE REAL ESTATE FROSTY SERVICE STATION MEYERS FURNITURE RUBBER WELDERS DR PAUL BARTUNEK M H DeREUS DR H F NA VE M T HART DR DWIGHT MATER JOHNSON JOHNSON DR R V MATER M N SHINN DR F M ROBERTS MR E RAYMOND MICK DR D H STONE C F H ORGANIZATIONS SENIOR CLASS GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION JUNIOR CLASS Y TEENS SOPHOMORE CLASS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRESHMAN CLASS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA THESPIANS STUDENT COUNCIL BLACK AND GOLD 82 sfaff appreciafes 'I'I l9 fine co-operalion shown by people Inferesled in I' . O. K. . R. . E. . . . E R. . V. . 8: . . . R. . D. . . . DR. . . ULL t E lr 1 .1 vm-I um Q... ' ' m. 'f iii I 1 nu Lx, ' 0,1 I' ' wanna mann ' AA COUNTY OFFICERS I949 COUNTY AUDITOR COUNTY RECORDER RUTH ZUGG ADAMS SARAH E HOLLINGSWORTH NORA WORKMAN Depufy EVANGELINE STILL Depufy ALMEDA DYER Clerk COUNTY ASSESSOR RQUZE HUNTER COUNTY SHERIFF JIM VAN HEMERT COUNTY TREASURER LOREN JARMAN Depu+y J R DYER OPAL CARLE Depufy COUNTY CLERK COUNTY CURONER J,SQS:,KLBCiiSiF'Eli'2+, JACK EVANS COUNTY SUPT. OF SCHOOLS COUNTY ENGINEER MRS SYLVIA PLoTTs B W. DUTTON EDITH HAYES, Depufy COUNTY ATTORNEY W. W. HARDIN 83 fl! I K U94 I w u :Q ,II kg I U 3 I - 4 ', . , ' .-. 'fl' wp '+A , . Iii: - K ij It I W .M A 1 . - 5, ,. ' A ' U , A 0 Min, . 1 ....,, . I 4 Q -A , 1 V I N -' 'v:w.-,'+fff14, ,N A . I W ,n , , X . 12 W V ' nil A 5' 5 E - iii! W ' K 5 y in M' ., v 'af 1 Q. 2 , 4 faff . , - Q , I ,fu X1-A fl .f.-,-,.m,..bI.3.l-:?,g,,i, ' Q Q ,.3f f'j?!'Y'5' , g, .1 h . 'H f - H . - 'I 5 , ,, T 'er 'Q ' A E L14 V , W ' 1 ' ff, '. I , v .E .v O ' as 4 I 1 .,. l I I I I I I f f i f SHOE STORE h I F X RAY FITTING MARION COUNTY PRODUCE 81 FEED CO 9 9 THE FEED BIN OF MARION CO Wes+ Sde of Sq a e Cunningham Farm Supply Fo d T acI'ors D bo n Farm x 3 Q Equ pmenf Ln GENERAL ELECTRIC , -I APPLIANCES Qi JJ P Fo fhe BEST for LESS SCHOOL SUPPLIES af a SCHOOL SUPPLY siore eununmgd Book S646 05464 a Safran! Sufqdm 0414 KNOXVILLE Ph 66 IOWA 20?-UDP! EigEiEE ImqHUOA, af HUP E 2959 SEQRES' 1 S 405' GGY gy Q O fSggQEg?gNEifQl CSS Q We ca baIa ce yo rg HUBBARD S SUNSHINE CONCENTRATES + for you awkeye II Bybee 84 Davis FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING Phones S+ore I25 Funeral Home I80 93l Th rd Sireei' COME TO Penne SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE PHONE 546 Crews Rexall Drug W l W G 'I 'I C ROAD SERVICE BATTERY SERVICE GA d OIL Conoco Service Collins Motor nowrglg SHOE FII C CL at for o LQ AW QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND PROMPT SERVICE GAS SERVICE Central States Electric Western Auto Associate Store EVERYTHING T B H Shoes For the Entire Family If i+'s Fair Prices, Good Qualify, Dependiable and . an E I- Courteous Service You an, e've o I. WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING I V: Paul Crews, Owner Phone 87 'i S' Y, N 41 Q , -Q. V 1- K I S an I 1 A Physics Class f ork A A Cl. C ' For the Automobile ires - a eries - Radios I+ Wnll Be a Pleasure Trade A+ Hersbergen s Jewelry Slore 7 The Largesl Newspaper Wnh The Largesl Clrculahon In Marlon Counly Q You LAY EM. Knoxville Journal ll WE HATCH EM' Q9 0 Hs Breeclmg Tl1a+ Counls' Crly Library Kmgma Garage GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Kaiser Frazer Sales and Service Arnovio SERVICE funn Block Norlh of Square Heinz Varlely Slore MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE YOUR DOLLAR GOES FURTHER HERE 222l Pearl Slreel Phone I7 Blue Maybelle 5 ITS MAYBELLES FOR YOU THE FRIENDLY PLACE TO SHO lxNOXVlLLE S STORE FOR WOMEN Dress Shop For lhal smnle I 'f-X of sahsfachon Sv come 'lo H519 f B Cl' Lumber Co Knoxvllle Iowa Phone S Allen s 1222 nies 1 -Ii. I v ' Gamble 5 S h Id App Visil Us Oflen I Sd Ream Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Sfd pAIW X func imowx THE BEST j SERVE THB assi: Duncan, Ellis 8. Thompson W Barber Shop BARBER womc Y Black Electrl C MBI Eleclrlc and Refrlgerahon Sales and Services PHONE 655 HAPPY I Iowa Slate Bank W y p s ar a business see us. I , . h ' S I Chas. N. Ream John E, Fee ' ' H Bousquel Building - Phone 9l ea : E E E , A Corner of Main and Roche Hardware - Aulo upplies U ious emu Drk House o Iiances ' 'H' x Ba+'I'eries - Tires b S U Q ? O Sou h i e of lj A S : QQ as Q See Us For Experl ' 2 . X Phone 78 I+ Pa s To Look Your Besf A We are o serve you A. . ack IOwnerI . he ome of Complefe Banking Services hen ou need hel in I + The Peoples S'rore OUR JOB A d S G d C OUR BEST SALESMEN If you want to sell your products right away then get an touch wlth the REMINDER today Covers a Wade Terrlfory PHONE 429 Knoxville Reminder .ii Sales 81 XXX I f Servlce X p 8fH 3 Ave-rys orters THE VERY MOST THE VERY BEST FOR THE VERY LEAST MONEY J O E CLEO Youa PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED Ajll C.T'E MODERN CLEANERS 'IQ Lme's Cnhes Service GAS ACCESSORIES OIL QUICK cI COURTEOUS SERVICE , G in LIR dy b Iowa Power and Lngh+ Company Knoxville Cab Company PROMPT cl COURTEOUS ERVICE Trade a+ lYl lf Gy 5 AND SAVE EVERY DAY Nick s Lunch COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Y All N h+ Gd Ep'l'Sh DO YOU WANT A OUICKER MODERN METHOD TO DO YOUR LAUNDRY? Ripley s Laundry Hawkeye Farm Equipment Farm Equlpmenl and Supplies for every farmer For Good Service and To Save Time Buy an Allis-Chalmers 0ldsmob11e Sales and Xervice 0 1,3 BEIICYIHPS inf 6 Jewelry flne wa+ches 8: dlamonds for +he graduale C-OFF and NASH YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS HERE Au+o Supplies PACKARDS Ask +he Man Who Owns One I2 I0 MAIN ST PHONE l42 ' I . Food Tha+ ls For You Open +o Serve ou ig for an - S li, V f Harold Caullcins , A' I A A ,, A V1 me Main s+. Phone nab U ,gc 'L 5 N fy' r, ' ,MW gf ,, 4 f' 1 in C N 9 The ol en River lPu e owl f I Then i+'s 0 I o 3 'U 9 5 , T Phone 598 A Be Wise N Pal ron lze PHONE IB9 Hedrick s Cleaners Rollstm s Food tore xx W , 44. GROCERIES 'A JACK SFRA T Vanderwlll X1 Beebou Hardware A ghf P R gh +h +l1 R gh? S R gh+ C I l202 04 Robinson Phone 92 Slrasburgers Clolhlng Co HOW WE MAKE SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Y H F1695 OUOU Helen Knoxville Greenhouse Flowers for Every Holiday 703 Iowa Slreei' Phone II7 pR5 ml' 4 '! r an-mg FAVORITE SUMMER PLAYGROUND Chevrolet 6 v '5 -N Z 'mei Q9 Again 'rhe Leader as Before SALES 81 SERVICE PHONE I53 KNUXVILLE MUTUR CU. , , I 0 J- l f: AIAA l i '. If .-,- I .' I ' ' ,Q Q , - S - . --1-'P I ' . :'V'I U .KE Well Pressed is Well Dressed ' ,- f-V '2 ' 1 -K , I if 'TJ ,iff ' , ' 9 I O + A 6 -N i -sa ' 1 Y. ' qw ATV' I ' DV' Ri rice for 'lhe i I'Goods li I W wi e i ervice ' I' ' - R - Equals a i us omer. M , A ' -W' 'L' . , - 2 .J ff -- v A A ' - 0 ig -., - W- 'VT ' Q.: 'f . . . fl' Wxv in When o Buy an Overcoa+ ' I or Suif Here-You are Given Ll- , , -ffd'5 ' '7 Facfs Abouf Thai E bl Y I B y ' I + ll'g fly. Nahonally Adverhsed FOUNTAIN SERVICE Locally Owned PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED PROMPTLY Q S XPH'D x STQRES DRUGS Langebartels Bros ? '-. dLyI -wssfv' jg 2 P +Off MCCOHHGII 5 Scotty feelm bad? Cafe ,. Bring hum to I Iva.:-, 1 XXI FS 8, Frnendly People C' X' -1 SCOH' gl SCOH' d+ WTERINARIANS Offlcnal K Phofographer from l945 +0 I949 The sfaff IS sahsfled you wlII be foo FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 342 ELLIOTT'S STUDIO v r T - - r Av Li - - 2 V Erv HeIIand, Owner . X 2 fi I. . For cIo+I1es ff V in s+yIe and dv , X up +o dafe, 7. I U ,..,,..4 see Marvin ,fl K' ' ag . .,.,, my I 4 5, . . X-If , Qi, '1 . e' gy---'I ' If 5212 I? ph ne I48 ku X W- -1 K ..-7 'IPIPI N, . rv w f' V-555515 - ' Eas+ Side of Squ A K U. S. os ice 7 4 ' Q 9157 ' ' . S QI I ' - . :'.i3p1lp , '45 A A cool and clean S ' I D 4 ,, cafe run by ix Xxxilfi 0 X . LJ XPP For foo I1a+ you can ea+wi+I1 ease. Phone I07 5 9 I I I I . O 0 I O C O O O RQQQQIDEA CE The place where 'Ihe gang meefs and ea+s JEN N NGS F000 CENTER COMPLETE SATISFACTION ALWAYS The Place To Meef For Good Thmgs To Ea+ Oehler Bros FlresI'one Dealer S'rore Besf Tlre Deal In Town COMPLETE SERVICE Severns S+ucIebaIcer WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT Nick s Service S+aI'lon We have college Irained mechanics Io serve you. 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE JOSTEN S a t Treasure Crafi' Jewelry and Sfahonery 1897 WALT SMITH b33 Agg A M 8. W Iothmg Store OI' BEST IN MEN S WEAR 925 Thlrcl SI Phone 203 Nor+h Side of Square BUYING TODAY Ben Franlilln S'I'Ol'e Wesl Sade of Square I009 Fourfh S+ Phone 637 LOCALLY OWNFD NATIONALLY KNOWN Community National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION KnoxvlIIe Phone 20 United Food Mkt For good groceries and meats W I 5 .r I WHY WORRY ABOUT IT WE LL TAKE CARE OF IT .luIlneRepalrShop Knoxvllle Dress Club Free Puck up 8: Delivery ID I230 M Ph I50 Evans WlIIlams Home Decorahons A STYLE FOR EVERY TASTE Den Hartog 5 Variety SCHOOL d HOME S ppl ALWAYS TRY Den Hartog s Fnrst + 9 ,-1'9 7 MTW! 'YP' Ver Steeg Smclalr A P d C + BEST ADVERTISEMENT Lo 'AN 1981140 I Fel! W .ff or Complele Ponhac Service I1 Lbcl Geasg GsadOl TRY TUCKER S DUNTIAC SERVICE og Albert 5 II? +184 Ziixfttifliwe wg, f43w LL lx, If yo are n+eres+ed IXIIIIK ill uul V lrul f lllllx le es e The Knoxville Express when we bumld our new home lets buy the lumber from SPM-LN Sc ROSE es, they sell the NJ best lumber in town xx iff 4 ' 'l SPAHN x. nos: Lumsfn co. Qualily Merchandise Dependable Service Reasonable Prices ' Near Your Home ' Northside Grocery Knoxville Co op Creamery Get your fresh milk and eggs from Open Week Days if. U 8 00 a m 6 p m :ISF Sunclay 800a m I2p.m. B Corner of 2nd and Marion 1 Q Q ,' '52I:i?lT.EL., - ' .elf '.-. . z -f 7 1:1:n:e.,,.--1.1. 4'i1v:.:2:3:1:1:s:-fafr''?r':-:-i-f:2:21: :122.. 141 J 15 x ' 7 x l 3 X Z9 X WX , ' X i - Lf-. 7 in i 7 , ' 7 ,L ' L Tha' nlost bvuutiful I ling an w ie , s ' 1' A.-,5'7lP':'. -5:15.-1' '- ' ' gf., H 4' -,pf:'1:3 - . fig-K' - Ffiivxf- F ' ' I ..: .A 'il' A -, . A .ff . Q 'K e m.f. '1+'. . v . A A u ' ti' 1 il- . - .idr,., ,, 9N..-.h,. 4...- Was Ing u rl a lon A-Q-fwim ff 1 D . 5,21 cl. I 5,57 hh - V L I' In d fl I -- 'f'.2n5'e2:X.g1,ifgvgys - .. .. 'A lmfllgg WMM - M Y-. - 'f.. VI . ' - 1 ,9 -A-. Lu..-A ,. I ., ., A , L ' r K. H. S. Sfaclium u i in if-f ,f 'll u X' you'll bein r l din O O 1 lg l 1, - , 9 4' ' -tcifxx 1 u fpgag 'A .- - I us' I 1 J 5 l. - ' N ,Q 1 Def 1, 2 VG! . QW, . RT More Than Years Your DRUGGIST Jewelry Drugs Fountain Usborn Drug Do You Build At Home7 T MATERIAL ,I -P. -1 Knoxville Lumber Co International Harvester Stevenson Equipment Co noonj?l5An the greatest name In rubber APP A A Read these ads K ot 49 M BUY AT Bassett Feed and Seed Store Knox wlle Electric Where Quality Merchandise and Superb Workmanshlp Ru e Vande Kamp D X Service Ouahty At Low Price Complete Auto Service Auto Accessories Ph 33 K II MOM For the Best 'id L - to the '-L pit' g - - 'f tl I . Everything in Building Material Come in and see our time . line ot merchandise. . . R d' s - liances - T y Phone ----- 2l uio SSO i For the Feed That Costs the Leas ' Fl and Does the ost N' ' V II ll I Phone l65 ack A A A 1 i ain St. Phone 589 BRAIDAS swf fi e Q. GRQCERY 35311 K xii-f Meals Phone 6I9 l' x E71 ,4,Jf.,m 5 JJM Jvlpgmf Wage E74 1? H005 ,AA pm f0m,,,,Ze Sim, ,aff y Cm Olflglffl fL0lfl5 Cur 'rhanks 'ro 'rhe slaff of K of 49 for +he.r splendid cooperahon in +he prinling of K of '49, We are looking forward 'ro giving grealer coverage of Knoxville high school ac'rivi+ies in '49-'50 mgllilillililgm mmm Efmrnm -:ff , Nfl . y ' iZ'iY.lffi7 K X' ' ig A I D113 qi Qi H 4 Luk I liwlfi ' -s-. ..Zn A f K, or ' 'J' , is V is 4 The Home of Qualify ' . 4 9 G , Sllllldfll Skelly Service Blocks Eas+ of Avery's Bulb Douglas Tun ' Vngnn CALL 495 ze ' r , , 4 , id 00 if. K ' ou I Il Il I 0 0 0 I