Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

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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

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