Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

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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 . ' ' I ' 7 H . - ,....... -.e--Vff-- ' , y A 2 f l . A p J! ls . f v. 1 ff N A, I Y' W . A 1 1 V Y l , .fl ' f- V - . .. I . I , I I ' 0 2l

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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 . '41 f ' ' . ' ' I x , x M , ,f K 3 - I 1 A -ev ' . T A '1 1.5 . f : Q , ,. '- 1 'G 4 . . ,. . . . . - . . - I I II ll ll - ' . . . ' 'I I I ' 0 ' 20

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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