Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

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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 -

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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

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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 '