Knoxville High School - K Yearbook (Knoxville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1954 volume:

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I' , 3 V Q 1. 5 , i, ! :iz 'Qg' V, 4 , 2 ' I ' ' v ' 1 S T ,-'5-ag , .,.h ., , I , F' , 1 ' 1 L L . ,J Q E42 1 fi - 1' . , if 1 , F Q 1 ' QA' bi . i i 11 ' ' 'Yuki' 1,-.V Qi! 5 ibeckcafion We the K staff of '54 dedicate our annual to the high schoolg which holds many memories to the students of this year and those who have gone before us. Today as youth leave through grad- uation, the world of high school joys are niet with the seriousness of the world. Our high school has played a large part in preparing us to face the problems of the world. Our purpose has been to give some glory to a building that soon is to be replaced. P 0 0 ll 0 0 Jcf., ri fiihrzlivzlk Dedication 1 Administration 3-6 Student Body 7-Z6 Activities Z7-50 Fine Arts 51-58 Student Life 59-66 Athletics 67-78 Adve rtising 79 - 82 Myers and Company Topeka, Kansas Modern Arts Cover Company Des Moines, Iowa Elliott' s Studio Metcalf Stuido Knoxville , Iowa Knoxville , Iowa H STHFF UF '54 1 Mr. Williard I. Prather Bonnie Campbell Georgene Van Loon Roberta Fast Philip Metcalf Nola Cox Shirley Campbell Ruth Deitrick Sheila Campbell Delores Abarr Margaret White Dorothy Engle Jane Duncan Marilyn Thomas Paul Kirkwood Kent Mosher Martha Downs Marilyn Mead Fran Davis Celia Harvey Barbara Brooks Geraldine Emanuel Advisor Co-Editor Co-Editor Busine s s Mana-ge r Photographe r Art-Editor Administration Administration Student Body Activitie s Activitie s Student Life Student Life Student Lffe Athletic s Athletic s Fine Arts Fine Arts As sistant As sistant Assistant A s si stant Z ...--Q5 x xv xx X 1 X i I V x s i Yx K X X ,ff 2 I , Q' x va' X Fig, X 1 5' if rf. P, I 4,63 1-f' S J L, r -.. v f ,' . ,L f x Tr D Q Y R E fs - F' 1f ':s'f5fx f C 1 S ' A ROBERT AGAN LILLIAN BARTUNEK ELDON CARPER BETTY DE VOS Science, r s ' Home Economics. Eng- Modern Problems, Boys Commercial, Y-Teen 1 sAd or jj lish-Spanish, Junior Athletics. Advisor. j Advisor. FLOYD A. DAVIS Superintendent. 1111 ws' u--' S, fy! -il.- l-. AIIMI ISIRAIIU MARY JACKSON Superintendent 's Secretary. WILBUR DRAKE GERALD GORTON RUTH HILLER Agriculture, F. F. A. Industrial Arts, English-Speech, Advisor. Sophomore Advisor. 4 Dramatics Department. A 3759 ,i,n I ff' T -. ,W 1 - f 7' is W? f 1 M. W ' x 11-1 KENNETH HOOK Drivers Training, World History, Camera Club. PY' 41:63 4: E Q, D Q-ss' RICHARD HUMESTON Instrumental, Music. HAZEL HUNNICUTT Mathematics. AIIMI ISHIAIIU .41 mme 1 H IUNE BOOTH Principa1's Secretary. 10 .' 0 , 'Spa' li Qs F i A iw i ' Q i IERR1 JENSEN VERA JOHNSON Mathematics, Junior School Nurse. Advisor. CHARLES IRVIN . RAYMOND KLOOTWYK Boys Athletics, Pan- ther Club. Industrial Arts. ROBERT KOLK Science. Principal. if CHARLES MINDLING MIXINE MINDING World History, Assis- Home Economics, tant Principal. Hi-Y F.H.A. Advisor. Advisor. 'AR' N as GLADYS NOON English Sophomore Advisor 1 SW I Ng, 5 25159791 WILLARD PRATHER Commercial Annual Advisor PHILLIS SOSEY Vocal Music, Senior Advisor. HARPER DORSEY Head Custodian. HAROLD SMITH CARL GOODWIN Custodian. AIIIVII ISIRAHII Custodian. TUENIS TAIT American History, MARY VER HOEF Girls Athletics. FLORENCE VANZEE Girls Physical Senior Advisor. English, Journalism, Education. A h K ii V if A 1-Ss -,,. , , p ' '- ,V C 7 I I, ERMA WILKINSON Library, Freshman Advisor . .,.4 Ji S 01 3:12 1 4 , gurl! iw 'slr .5 If . t , . Q X f'Z 7 U32 IM D1 rf' x, ' 4 .N Q' El! if Bd '-i 2 A l i H N Nl' i 2 S X ,x W Q, , X 'A N f N K K N X 1 .xx PY qi W My W ff I DELORES ABARR member. .ornery!. ! I DARLENE ALLEN ORVAL ALLARD Tall. .president wavy hair. . . of Camera Club.. 11' :. , .ffl ... S4 l Likes to roller skate. . .farm gal. . . nice to know. .friend of Donna C. MARVIN BROOK S FRANK BATY LARRY BLEDSOE Short, dark, and hand- some. .swell personality. . likes to sing. . wonderful dancer. . California's got him now. . . Mar 4-H and F. F. A. enthusiast.. nice car. . .good worker. . .nice to know. . . Dee Dee. . Short. . usherette. .likes to argue. . Pontiac pusher. . fun. . annual Hi-Y secretary. . . Boys' State. . . proxy. .reserved. . .Larry's buddie. . . ALVIN BASSETT AL . . an old fashion football player. .nice Dad's employee. IRL CLARK Black wavy hair. . oh, that smile. . . Shy. . . . EDWARD ALLEN 1 :ffl Verdadeans man. .farm boy. . .active F. F. A. member... guy. . . swell guy to know.. . BO wa D PHIL CASEWELL Tall, dark. .can really play that trumpet! . . HOT TODDlES . . . wiz at bookkeeping. . college bound. .lots of fun. . . NNIE CAMPBELL Short. . dark hair. . . Co- editor of 54 annual. . nts to be a typist in D. M .... friend of eeDee . .hilarious. . . friendly. . . California bound. . Swimmer. . . . ,- + . A 1 fill A ' wb ' M! 1 if ' K g. V QAM Y I M r ff Y. . -if ' E!! 1' if N A . ' if MYRTLE CONDRA TED CONKLIN Tall and blonde .... easy going. . nice to know .... -ef gg., I Farm gal. . . good worker. . wants to be a nurse. . . quiet. . friendly. . ll . QHJOI' DONNA CROZIER JOHN CRAWFORD CAM H154 Tall. .quiet. .goodlooking. .nice smile. .is lots of fun. . . 1' ft? 'L SANDRA CRAVEN Dark hair. . . busy. . short. .in Glee A Club..faithful C.Y.F. member.. band enthusiast. .talkative-:. EDGAR DAILY DALE DEARINGER Quiet. . .F. F. A. fellow good worker. . . farm boy. . . new car .... RUTH DEITRICK Quiet D A R winner cute ED . . muscles. . weight lifter. . great football player. . real gone. . . Works at Shamrock Cafe.. always with Darlene. .likes to drive. . gets along well with everyone. . MARJORIE DE WITT Dramatics. . on Y-Teens cabinet. .Black 8a Gold editor always there when needed BERT DENNISON MARLENE DEJOODE Loads of fun. . . has own car. . . attractive. . . col- lege bound. . . - Dark. .swell guy to know. . . ornery. .loves to dance. . Santa C1aus . . . meat man. . . dig the wig. . . an J' In if 1 I . . . I 15 '.. . . . ' .. Io, 4' Arial-:lucy everyone's -friend. . .hard worker. . C I 5 :::-' 552643 ,, Ta? .........,, f V -I if , N , ,.. 1 , I Alf! 1 Rf: 4155? a- V , f Lys- f, W Hi' . , -. lit LMI . X4 Y A 4, PATTY DE WITT MARTHA DOWNS Nice. .Rainbow Worthy Advisor. . one of the Trumpet Trio. .hard work- ing annual member.. S. U. I. bound.. SUSAN DRAKE Susie . . real short. . neat. . in Thes- pians. . plays Sax in band. .likes that Ford when she can get it. . active in M. Y. F. . . SALLY GHOLSON dancer. . . DAVID GOEBEL Takes life easy. .witty. . . farmer. . . oh, that coupe... CHARLES GOOD WIN Chuck tall. .quiet. -hard worker . .drives a good old Ford... Quiet. . hails from Columbis. . whiz at stenography. . tall. Pat and Marj. . . Tall and slender. . blond. . pianist. . 1 D. A. R. candidate. .interpretive enior U' add I I954 DALE FEE ROBERTA FAST Bert . . titan hair. .loads of fun. . cute laugh. . Mrs. Santa Claus. . . Ornery. . . short. . always has some- thing to say. .lives on 999 acre farm. . Q11 BETTY HANSON Short, dark hair. .hard worker. . artistic. .quiet but lots of fun GERALD GRIFFIOEN C1ara . . farmer. . F. F. A. member... let .... JIM GOODWIN Real gone guy. .life of the party. . All State Chorus. . Has troublesome Studebaker 1.1-1-11--1 we- f' Q 'I-K2 QQ-1 S e 4 5 V5 I ' , 5 Q , U 'ii .QP if ref- ' ' 'ii kfyf K f H- ' V f A - 1 -4 i 2, S Y ,f N fx' 'X Q ft E L Z 'Elf I JEANNETTE HARVERY Beautiful complex. .neat clothes. . . violinist. . .cute. . band member. . H , EZZI l954 CLETA HOCK Blonde. .likes to drive now that shes in learned. . quiet. .loads fun. . . ' - I SHIRLEY HECK Tall. .quiet. .likes those Monroe Festivals. .good students ..... ' a . AUDREY HOPKINS g PRETTY hair. .neat. .easy going. . W y f outside interests. . friendly. . Q - F ., RON HENNING ri . I gyms KLOOT Ornery. .let is snow. .acting ability. . 'fan ,, b E- was seen YI enny ood bass - ' X A' V 5' M . . friendly. .nice clothes 8 ' X 'X r ' , f .. quiet. . . ites sliess 45333 E - .,. JERRY HUBLER fs. y up Shy. . dark hair. . farm man. .rides gif A W the bus. .nice to know. . gb t 'N K kllzk f . A . Z , . A STYRL LITTLE 'QV ti' Likes dramatics. .likes hay rides. . always seen X ' with Myles. . corney. . t I ET. ' K Q CHARLES JONES ' I Scratch, Itch's brother P . . .takes life real easy. . K tall. .light complexion. . vL'k 5 SHIRLEY MCCLAIN fp Works at Speed's. . always late neat I AAU!! l .A JAMES KARR f ' ' Intelligent. . 4-H man. . nice to know fl.. . . short. . big brown eyes. . Z' fe -M... . - . wise -- X if ,L ,,. ju + 'l,.,,,,--- L f tr- I iff? ' . Tr, 2- Q always saying some- E4? ' f thing funny. . . .il lixfu , .4 , , L fl' M- - .1 ,. - .1 ,-V-V ' f ,...' ' I U , . rm... 533,31 7 Catan ugh. , me 2 .21 7 L z i v ., A ,Vg I 1 .. A it -, -- .. sf f of V5 BARBARA MCCORKLE Columbia... BILL MCCORKLE Iokestor. . .loyal 4-H' er. . .enjoys State Fairs. . . Senior class secretary ...fun... IOYCE MADDY Engaged. . . natural wavy hair. . .nice smile. . . C1eta's friend. . .likes horses MARILYN I. MILLER Tall, blond, and terrific. . . queen's attendant two years. . . farm gal. . . fun. . .D. A. R. candidate. . . pu p . Brain. . .good worker. . .curly hair. . . ' 2 ' Cf , eruor G65 N ,1-, -11-, X H15 X I JIM MALONE PHIL METCALF Jack of all trades . . .annual photo- grapher. . . friendly. . .wants to take engineering. . . MARILYN L. MILLER Cute. . . short. . . curly hair. . . person- ality plus. . . basketball whiz. . .en- gaged. . . Sl-IELDON MOON That crazy driver. . . short waves . . .outside interests. . . photographer enthusiast. . . LOIS MURPHY Boys' BB manager.. .friend1y. . .nice looking. . . quiet at times. . . golf ball collector .... JERRY MORGAN Takes life easy as he can . . . Larry's brother. . . hails from Harvey. . . KENT MOSHER Pleasantville transfer. . . football player. . .nice to know. . . Ford and O1ds . . . personality. . . Blond. . . check out gal at Braida's. . .likes P. T. . . . attractive. . . friendly. . . Q A AL-A-QL NJ whit' A D' .1 M ff or I 5' f-- -ffi 'F ' i:,ig:I-if if... if ff-C1 ff? - ' V-2 152 7 -LJ K MYLES MURPHY SHIRLEY NEWTON Loves horses.. . artist. . .drives a jeep to school. . . cute. . . wonderful to know. . . CLEO NICHOLS Drives a hot Olds. . . blond curly hair . . .neat. . . physique. . . my gal, Sal. . BERVERLY PHIPPS herself well. . . N . JANET PRICE Personality plus. . . Home- coming Queen. . . S. U. I. interests. . .famous smile . . .Y-Teen president. . . mean guard. . . v x 25 A MAIUORIE ROUSH Mari . . .ring on a chain. . . always with Pat. . . shy until you get to know her. . . friendly. . . Stage hand. . .shy. . .tall, dark. .and Oh! l . .that build. . .nice personality Bev . . . wild about chemistry. . . red hair. . . friendly. . . expresses LA VONNE NOLTE Blond. . . intelligent. . . friendly. . . clothes. . . baton expert. . . THOMAS NICHOLS wil' Tom . . .loads of personality. . . tall. . .4-l-I member. . . lady's man .Ford man. T i I DONNA RIGGEN Neat. . . cute. . . red hair . . . hard worker. . . plays the piano. . . VERNON RICHARDS all. . .wavy hair. . . quiet . on stage crew. . .friend- y .... ROBERT REES Nice smile. . . blond hair . . . drives Chevy. . . friend- ly. . .4-H worker. . . 1.1-11-1--17 1' Mrxfgf-tl.. 1..,,f iii if 1 'j+- S-K s W I my 'ialji V,-ff-'fgrg 1. -1.-N i ,, --ef-4 B if -' TMA 5-A ' ' l.T 'A T A .3 .L f , W 4 X if, .'iff.X ' ' c L N' lflbpg' Ln' ' ,e , lg H, .NX X N Nutf. r G-P -40 1 RONALD SHEWMAN -' Ron . . cute. .real Joy ful guy Q A . . wonderful dancer. . near dresser. . M drives a Cad. . . 5 d dd ' A . Tig. .r x ,. v .1 sssss A 1 v jE. ,..mk 2 RONALD SIMPSON all around guy.. Pud . .student Council Pres. .tall and terrific. . sports man. . quiet, but A-sf 'B f rs., -WLM eff .L , N , W, M, K ,,. ,..,,...,..f+ . f f .nriealvs ' ...fs 55 'if X 4 if fi 3, -fg. , 3:?I555E? ,. ? .Sf ..F.,..q,.g fi f S isis 'ix 3 T134 1 ,, If LOWELL STEEL Quiet. .light complexion. . . Braidia's man. . .Boyd's buddy... MARY sNow if A y Good BB forward. . personality.. V F. People's Store employee. . tall. . L S - Ron... i 7' JAMES STILL Jim . . . good looking. . football f A quarterback. .drives Dad's Dodge. . . A 1119 LAWRENCE STONE Likes the wide open spaces. . . drives his Dad's new Nash. . good friend of DAVE . . . JACK SUMMERBELL Mid-term graduate. . . attending Simpson. .wants to be a History Prof. . nice to know. . . ix KEN VICKORY Working man. . .has a 674144 I 95 4 PAULINE SPENCER Everyone's friend. . .lots of fun. . tall. . .she drives now... wi. f' MARY TEMPLETON Beautiful voice. . .good worker. . friendly. . . quiet . .lots of fun. . . GEORGENE VANLOON Gene .. cute. . . Co- editor of annual. . . pretty blonde hair. .lots of fun .. , ornery. .. packed 24 hour schedule . . .nice guy to know. . . . f ' Jxxxxti. Gwlm I! U T- .,,,,,H 0.7 so 1. X W A iafffi'-P A JT if e- Vfiwj v',lafL2i: -A-f ffE . A J H ss: lf? - ss. I I enior EUNICE WADLE Friendly .... pretty hair.. .Oh, those A brothersl ! Working Ga1..Natura1 , waves. ,P ef' s' SHANNON WESSMAN Real gone kid. . . oh, those eyes. . . always something to say. . . witty. . . W Frenchie. if MARJORIE WAGNER Cute .... nice.. .nice to know. . . . ' M il- 1 Returned to Knoxville after school S' BN in Kansas. . ' s -4 .,. , V I MARGARET WHITE A ' f Maggie . . . butch haircuts and white X A ' Q bucks her specialty. . .full of fun. . g Q W tg hep talk. . Pres. of Stagecraft Club. . . Ek JJ -t 1 JACK WEDDLE Smooth .... neat. . . those crazy cars . . . .lone wolf in typing. . shoeman Jack. RHEA ANN WILSON Always seen with Marg and Pauline . .loves to read. . .good worker. . . nice. . . xv mf MOTTO: The true measure of life is not length, but honesty. COLORS: Red and Silver FLOWERS: Red Rose JOAN WRAY Engaged. . Des Moines transfer. . drives Dad's Studebaker. .lots of fun. . works at Brown's. . . yt Aflll BOYD HAI-IN A rf A '13 T612 Curly hair. . .he drives a car???. .. I 'I friend of Lowe1l's .... f 2524! 1 if U p ,., j CAM H154 ll-111 il-l DELORES ABARR Pep Club 35 Y-Teens 2.3. 45 GAA I.2.45 FHA 15 Christmas Pageant 25 Annual 45 Activities Section. ORVAL IOHN ALLARD Camera Club I,2,3,4: President 45 Vice-Presi- dent 3,45 Cabinet 1.2: Christmas Pageant 45 Black and Gold 45 Library 4. DARLENE ALLEN FHA 1.2.35 Y-Teens 45 GAA 15 FHA Historian I5 Band I5 Basketball I. ROBERT EDWARD ALLEN FFA 3. ALVIN E. BASSETT Hi-Y 3.45 Football 3.45 Letter 45 Basketball 15 Library 2.4. MARVIN BROOKS FFA I.2,3,45 Reporter 35 Football 1,25 FFA Con- vention 25 Judging Team Dairy Cattle Congress 45 Nat. FFA Convention 4. BONNIE JUNE CAMPBELL Y-Teens 15 Camera Club 25 FHA 3.45 GAA 45 Band 1. 25 Letter 1,25 Annual 3.45 Dedication and Adm. 35 Co-editor 45 Library 45 KABOFO I5 IABARWAK 25 Monroe Festival 2. PHIL CASWELL Hi-Y 45 Class President 35 Bank I.2,3.45 letter 1.2. 3.45 Cabinet 35 Court 35 Pep Band I.2.3.4: Student Conducting 35 Trumpet Trio I. 2. 3. 45 Monroe Festival 1.2, 3.45 Boy's State 35 KABOFO 15 IABARWAK 2. IRL CLARK FFA 3.45 Sec. 45 Football 45 Track 3. MYRTLE CONDRA Y-Teen 1. 2.3.4. SANDRA DELORES CRAVEN Y-Teen I.2.3.4: Band 2.3.45 Letter 2.3. 45 Glee Club 1.3. 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3.45 Library 25 Christmas Pageant I. 2, 3.45 Words and Music 2. JOHN CRAWFORD Hi-Y 1.2, 3.4. DALE DEARINGER FFA r, 25 Hi-Y 3.45 Track 15 Cattle Judging 4. enior BERT DENNISON Hi-Y 1. 2.3.45 Vice-president 35 FFA 35 Music 45 Student Council 15 Track 3,45 Letter 3. RUTH MARIE DEITRICK FHA 1.2. 3.45 President 45 Treasurer 35 Reporter 25 Christmas Pageant 45 Play Production Crew 35 Class President 25 Girl's State 35 Annual Staff 45 Library 2, 3.45 Office Assistant 4. MARTHA DOWNS Y-Teens 1.2, 3.45 Band 1.2.3. 45 Sec. 35 Pub. 45 Letter 1.2. 3. 45 Glee Club 1.25 THANKS TO MARY ANN 35 Annual Staff 3.45 Fine arts 3. 45 KABOFO 15 IABARAK 25 Monroe Festival 2, 3,45 Cornet Trio 2. 3. 45 Contest 1, 2, 3. 45 Brass Sex- tette 4. SUSAN DRAKE FHA I: Y-Teens 2.3.45 Treas. 45 Pep Club 35 Band I,2.3. 45 Sec. 2.4: Letter 1.2.45 Council 2.3.45 Glee Club I5 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 25 THANKS TO MARY ANN 3: LETS MAKE UP 35 'THE LAST PAGE 45 Christmas Pageant 2, 45 Thespians 2, 3. 45 National Thespians 2.3, 45 Sec. 45 Play Pro- duction Crew 3. 45 Class President 15 Student Council 25 Library 45 KABOFO 15 JABARAK 25 District Solo Contest 1. 2. 3. 45 State Solo Contest 25 District Speech Contest 4. ROBERTA FAST Y-Teens 1.2. 3. 45 Secretary 45 Pep Club 35 Band 25 Letter 25 Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3.45 Mixed Group 35 Sextette Contest 35 Play Produc- tion Crew 35 Class Secretary 25 Annual 3,45 Stu- dent Body 35 Business Manager 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Speech Contest 35 District and State 35 Radio Speaking 35 Queen Attendant 2. DALE FEE. FFA 3. 45 Christmas Pageant 4. JAMES D. GOODWIN Hi-Y 2, 3. 45 Camera Club 15 Band 1,25 Library 25 Band Letter 1. 25 Council 25 Glee Club 1.25 Treas. 25 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3.45 Boy's Quartette 1, 25 Contest 25 Madrigal 25 Trumpet Quartet 25 Trumpet Trio 1. All State Chorus 45 Double Quar- tette 45 Student Council I5 Annual Staff 35 Foot- ball 4. SALLY GHOLSON Y-Teen I,2,3,45 Treas. 35 Vice-president 45 Cabinet 25 Glee Club I,2, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Trio I,2,35 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 25 MAD HATTERS 35 FINDERS KEEPERS 3: Thespians 3.4: Class President 45 Student Council 4. GERALD B. GRIFFIOEN FFA 25 Dairy Cattle Congress 45 Judging Team 4. BETTY HANSON FHA I5 Y-Teens 1, 2,3,45 Publicity 35 GAA I,2,45 Reporter 25 better 25 Stage Craft 3,45 Christmas Pageant 2,35 Thespians 3,45 National Thespians 3, 45 Play Production Crew 1, 2, 3. 4: Black and Gold Staff 35 Y-Teen Convention 3. IEANETTE HARVEY FHA I5 Pep Club 35 Stage Craft 45 Vice-president 45 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Letter I,2, 35 Play Production Crew 3,45 Student Council 35 Y-Teen Conference 35 Y-Teen Summer Confer- ence 35 Monroe Festival I,2,3,45 All-State Or- chestra 2, 3.4: Christmas Pageant 45 KABOFO I5 IABARAK 2. SHIRLEY HECK Y-Teens I,2, 3, 45 Band I,2,3,45 Letter I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,35 Mixed Chorus I,2,3: Mixed Groups 35 Monroe Festival I,2, 3,45 KOBOFO I5 IABARAK 25 Christmas Pageant I5 Brass Sextette 4 RONALD HENNING Hi-Y I,2, 3,45 FFA 2,45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,35 Mixed Groups 35 THANKS TO MARY ANN 35 FINGER OF GOD 35 DUST OF THE ROAD 35 THE MAD HATTERS35 Thespians 3,45 National Thespians 3,45 WORDS AND MUSIC 25 Christmas Pageant 2. CLATA HOCH FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 GAA 45 Library 1,2,3,4 AUDREY ANN HOPKINS Transfer from Pella 1952. FHA 2,3,45 Pep Club I , 2. JERRY HUBLER FFA I, 2,3,45 Play Production Crew 35 Basketball 2, 35 Football Manager 35 Letter 35 FFA Basketball 35 Dairy Cattle Judge I5 Delegate to State FFA Convention 4. QCOI' 5 MARLENE DE JOODE FHA 1,45 Y-Teens 2,35 GAA 1,45 Y-Teen Cabi- net 35 Band I,2,3,45 Letter I,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 THANKS TO MARY ANN 35 Class Sec. 15 Monroe Festival I,2, 3. JIM KARR Hi-Y 3, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 45 Sec, -Treas. 45 Black and Gold 3. STYRLE LITTLE Hi-Y 1,25 Panther Club 45 FFA 45 THANKD TO MARY ANN 35 WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE 35 Thespians 3,45 National Thespians 3, 45 Play Production Crew 2,3, 45 Football 1, 3,45 Track 2, 3, 45 Letter 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MCCLAIN FHA I5 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 GAA I5 Black and Gold 45 Library 2. BARBARA MCCORKLE FHA I,45 Y-Teens 2, 35 GAA 45 Christmas Pageant 2. BILLY MCCORKLE FFA 2,3, 45 Reporter 45 THANKS TO MARY ANN: WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE5 Thespians 3, 45 Senior Class Secretary. JOYCE GWENDEAN MADDY FHA I,2,3,45 Officer 35 Glee Club I,2,35 Mix- ed Chorus 35 Mixed Groups 35 LET'S MAKE UP 35 Library I,2, 35 Student Council 3. PHILIP L, METCALF Camera Club I,2, 35 Vice Pres. 1,25 Pres. 35 Hi-Y 45 Band I,2,45 Manager I5 Christmas Pageant 15' Play Production 35 Annual Staff 3,45 Athletics and Photography 35 Chief Photographer 45 Golf 3,45 KABOFO I5 Youth Council 2. MARILYN I. MILLER FHA I,2,3,45 Sec. 45 Vice Pres. 35 GAA 45 Publicity Chairman 45 Pep Club 35 Sec. -Treas. 35 Stage Crew 35 Student Council 35 Office As- sistant 3, 45 Youth Council Rep. 25 Christmas Pageant 45 Queen Attendant 3.4. MARILYN L. MILLER Y-Teens 2,3: FHA I,3, 4: Treas. 4: GAA I,2, 4: Vice-Pres. 4: letter 2: Class Treas. 4: Basket- ball I, 2, 3,4: letter 3,4: Office Assistant 3, 4: Transfer to Alice, Texas, January I952: Reporter er for the Tennis Club: Music Club: Valentine Sweetheart Attendant: Transfer back to Knoxville Sept. 1952. SHELDON L. MOON Hi-Y I, 3,4: Christmas Pageant: Play Production Crew 3: Golf 4. JERRY MORGAN 1-n-Y 3. KENT MOSHER Panther Club 4: Secretary 4: Class Vice-president 4: Football 4: letter 4: Annual Staff 4: Pleasant- ville Transfer 4. Annual Staff: Football I, 2, 3: Letter I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: letter I, 2, Lots MURPHY FHA I,2,3,4: GAA 1,4. MYLES MURPHY FFA 2, 3,4: Secretary 3: President 4: Mixed Cho- rus 2,3: Mixed Groups 3: Words and Music 2: Christmas Pageant 1,2: THANKS TO MARY ANN 3: WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE 3: Thespians 3,4: Vice-president 4: National Thespians 3,4: Play Production Crew 4: Class Vice-president 3: Student Council 3,4: Football 2, 3,4: Letter 3-4- SHIRLEY NEWTON Y-Teens I: Camera Club 2: FHA 3.4. CLEO NICHOLS Hi-Y 3,4: Football 4: Track 3,4: letter 3.4. TOM EDMUND NICHOLS FFA I,2, 3, 4: Vice-president 3: Cabinet 4: THANKS TO MARY ANN 3. LA VONNE NOLTE FHA I: Cabinet I: GAA I: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Band I,2, 3, 4: Drum Majoretre 2,3,4: letter I,2, 3, 4: Band Council 2,4: Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Class Secretary 3: District Contest I, 2, 3,4: State Contest I,2, 3,4: KABOFO I: Word and Music 2: JABARAK 2: THANKS TO MARY ANN 3. enior IANET PRICE Y-Teens I,2, 3,4: Cabinet 3: Secretary 2: Pres- ident 4: GAA I,2: Pep Club 3: President 3: Band I, 2: letter I, 2: Glee Club I,3,4: Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4: Sextette 3: THANKS TO MARY ANN 3: WHAT FOOLS THESE MORTALS BE 3: Christmas Pageant 3: Thespians 3,4, Treasurer 4: National Thespians 3,4: Class Treasurerul: Student Coun- cil I,2: Basketball I,2,3,4: letter 2,3,4: Co- Captain 3: Office Assistant 4: Homecoming Queen Attendant I: Queen 4: Y-Teens Dictrict Vice- president 3: Y-Teen Summer Conference 2,3, 4: Monroe Festival I,3. ROBERT REES FFA 4: Pleasantville Transfer 4. VERNON RICHARDS FFA 2, 3, 4: Vice-president 4: FFA Basketball 3, 4: National FFA Convention 4: WHICH IS THE WAY TO BOSTON 4. DONNA KAY RIGGEN Y-Teens I,2, 3, 4: Secretary 3: Cabinet 4: Library 2, 3. MARIORIE ROUSH Y-Teens 2: FFA I: Attica Transfer. RONALD ORIN SHEWMAN Hi-Y I,2,3,4: President 3: Advisory Council 4: Glee Club I, 2: Mixed Groups I, 2, 3,4: District Contest 3,4: THANKS TO MARY ANN 3: Class Vice-President 3: Football I,2: Basketball I,2: Track 2. RONALD E. SIMPSON Hi-Y I: Panther Club 3,4: Student Council 3,4: President 4: Boy's State 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Letter 3, 4: Basketball I,2, 3,4: letter 3,4: Track I: Base ball 4. MARY KATHLEEN SNOW Y-Teens I: FHA 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: GAA I. 2,4: Treasurer 4: Camera Club 2: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: letter 3. PAULINE SPENCER FHA I: Y-Teens 2,3,4: Basketball 2. 18 MARY TEMPLETON FHA I,2,3,4: Cabinet 3,4: Glee Club I,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus I,2, 3,4: Sextette I: Trio 2,3: Solo I: Contest 2: THE MOON MAKES THREE 4: RED CARNATIONS 4: Christmas Pageant I, 2,3, 4: Words and Music 3: Monroe Festival 3,4: All- State Chorus 4. GEORGENE VAN LOON FHA I,2: Y-Teens 3, 4: GAA I,2,4: Cabinet I: Pep Club 3: Glee Club I, 3: Officer I: Contest I,3: Mixed Chorus I,3: THE MOON MAKES THREE 4: RED CARNATIONS 4: Christmas Pag- eant I,3: Play Production Crew 3: Annual 3,4: Activities 3: Co-editor 4: Library 4: Speech Contest 3: Radio Speaking 3. KENNETH F. VICKROY Hi-Y 2: Football I: Track 3. EUNICE CATHERINE WADLE FHA I,2,3,4: Secretary 3: Pep Club 3: Glee Club I: Mixed Chorus I. JACK WEDDLE Panther Club 1,2,3,4: Golf l,2,3,4: Letter 3,4: Football I, 2. SHANNON DALE WESSMAN Y-Teens I,2, 3,4: GAA I,2: Library I. ri MARGARET WHITE GAA I, 2.4: Letter 2: FHA I, 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 4: Pep Club 3: Stage Craft 3,4: President 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3,4: Contest I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4: Mixed Group 4: Monroe Festival 4: Christ mas Pageant 3,4: Annual Staff 4: Activities 4: FHA All-State Chorus 4. RHEA ANN WILSON FHA I,2: Y-Teens 3,4: Library 4, MARJORIE DE WIT Y-Teens 2, 3,4: Cabinet 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: THANKS TO MARY ANN 3: THE MOON MAKES THREE 4: WHICH IS THE WAY TO BOSTON 4: Thespians 4: National Thespians 4: Black and Gold 4: Editor 4: Library 2, 3,4: Transfer from Muscatine 2: Y-Teens Conference 3. PATRICIA ANN DE WITT Y-Teens 3: FHA I. IOAN WRAY Y-Teens 2: FHA 3: Mixed Chorus 2,3: Des Moines Tech Transfer 2: Office Assistant 3. +131 13' - , I Sh 4 fl . iwv V ..... . J fSfQ V ., lv , I M SL Y 6 3 ,fr G. Abarr J J? H '1' H 'N J. Allen 1 -f X M. Bai ey , A ' R, Bauey , A .. , J. Bankus if 2 , B. Barnett R lf' 1 9' 1 T. 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Holzworth 5 mum M H 'f' wr 5, TOP ROW: Karen Swenson, Joan Schrieber, Bob Quigley, Calvin Smith, Nicholas Tubbs, Gordon Rowland, Dixie Rowland, Sheila Vande Kamp, Judy Popma, Ann Wagner. 5th ROW: Marcia Ver Steeg, Elaine Richmond, Juli- anne Williams, Loretta srubbs, Jeannine McKoven, Marilyn Thomas, Patty Lundy, Roberta Brubaker, Josephine Buttrey, Pat Reed, Orleta Walker. 4th ROW: Allene Richards, Larry Stittsworth, Bob Williams, Raymond Solomon, Max Wensel, Dwight Robuck, Wayne Richardson, Jack Gullion, Gary Shilling, Jeanne Wooldridge, Kay Cadwall- ader. 3rd ROW: Phyllis Crook, Pauline Craig, Richard Wynn, Roy Kersey, Larry Shappell, Leland Sharp, Gerald Witt, Norman Lubberden, Bob Harvey, Larry Glenn. 2cd ROW: Gerald Gorten, advisor, Scott Pearson, Bill Burger, Linda Van Hemert, Connie Foster, Ronnie Kimm, Eloise Sharp, Donna Allen, Janice Miller, Cherie Nichols. Ist ROW: Bob 'Hart Wilma Oliver, Jackie Emry, Charlotte Chrismore, Judy Cook, Patty Harding, Coris Couchman, Melvin Vander Linden, Phil Worroll. 3,9 Olll 0I'e KKQJJ A Jr in T -S ..- X T 'quill 1 J fti x Q L X I 9,15 QR A Q 5 TOP ROW: James Agan, Stanly Bishop, Joseph Betterton, Richard Kading, Jerald Heck, Verda Benscoter. Karen Jules- berg, Betty Core, Joyce Burrnett, Janice Eells, Harold Baty. 7th ROW: Benny Harvey, Lyle Brooks, John Carle, Larry Moneysmith, Charles Koopman, Larry Hodges, Jane Chrisman, Judy Elliot, Susan Goldson, Mary Crangel, Geraldine Emanuel, Harold Moon. 6th ROW: Janice Dixon, Clara Andrews, Melvin Beaver, Delores Guthrie, Delmar Hock. Dick Mansfield. Jerry McMillen, Bill Anderson, Ken Jolliffe, Ronald Kingery, Ken boyachan. 5th ROW: Mary Bassett, Lila Chambers, Martha Anderson, Richard Barlow, Wayne Henning, David Betterton, Fred Coggeshell, Richard Leeper, Pat Crozier, Larry Chiles. 4th ROW: Eugene DeHaai, Myrna Anderson, Darral Jordon, Delores Mathes, Dalyce Davis, Barbara Kaster, Darlene Engle, Imogene Gee, Larry Little, Roy McCullough. 3rd ROW: Jim Deitrick, Charline De Moss, Pat Carmichael, Maxine Kline, Sharon Carpenter, Pat McKinney, Beverly Daugherty, Annette Cox. 2nd ROW: Tommy De Moss, Barbara Brooks, Sheila Campbell, Yvonne Byers, Celia Harvey, Phyllis McCormack, Pauline Craft, Mary Donnelly, Marilyn Mead, Shirley Campbell, Jim Conrey. Ist ROW: Gladys Noon, Advisor, Judy Mart, Elieen Dodds, Kay Heck, Norma Craven, Lola Morman, Dorothy De Moss, Viola Hunt, Esther Brees. Dfw 4 .L I F15 :. , y 'JS 'Ni hyd if .yi ,Mws- TOP ROW: Loretta Spaur, Donna Richardson, Jimmy White, Leroy Van Baale, Alberta Wilfong, Elizabeth Williams, Ruth Snow. 3rd ROW: Richard Sparks, Karen Spark, Maxine Wagner, Jane Wooldrige, Carol Robuck, Merna Sherwood, Terry Tucker. 2nd ROW: Robert Agan, Advisor, Melvin Wadle, Loretta Sparks, Shirley Washington, Gorden Rowe, Oleta Steele, David Newman. Ist ROW: Beverly Smith, Pat Salsberry, Connie Spencer, Kenneth Sytsma. jl efiAl'l'lCl,l'l C466 .f f X JU Illll X m gli? XX, H I li H S C H0 0 l -AJA, J-YJAYA, vA ,A,AvA HA, -'V f 1 4 Fm ' W' 1222 n f ii Q QT i l' ' J lc EYNAXZIJ! Twill iT 'm ' sz 5' .Sf 419 ff- IW ' hu r, i l TOP ROW: Robert Eggers, Fred Metcalf, Alvin Foster, George Buttrey, Bob Hal Hahn, Barbara Loynachan, Trudy Hanson, Molley Gholson, Elizebeth Miller, Jim Crozier. 6th ROW: Carolyn Gilliland, Marta Johnson, Dale De Wild, Reed Cecil, David Beaver, Max De Young, Graham Fee, Fred Bechman, Doyle Glazebrook, Katherine McCabe, Helen Coggeshell. 5th ROW: Eleanor Jones, Carrie Kay l-lusted, Larry Ellis, Dean Jones, Donna Kingery, Betty Courtney, Patty Blackman, Mary Franklin, Sharon Koons, Penny Barbara, Peggy Heaton, Gladys Fee, Sandra Hellend. 4th ROW: Connie Harthorn, Sue Cadwalder, Connie Dainty, Brenda Dennison, Pat Crews, Marilyn Herman, Sandra Emanuel, Lyle Lankford, Donna Mead. 3rd ROW: Verna Kincaid, Jane Dabb, Carolyn Kincaid, Ruth Baxter, Leatha Johnsen, Willie Larson, Perry Johnson, Leo Kennedy, Richard Kaster. 2nd ROW: Erma Wilkinson, Advisor, Gale DeWild, Ted Kelderman, Billy McMillen, Ronald Gee, Edward Hart, Betty Holden, Ronald Fast. Ist ROW: Russel Kaster. Billy Jones, Richard Marshall, Norman Kingery Richard H-unt, Joy Betterton, Wanda Durham, Pat Moore, Beverly Beaver, Ralph Blackman, Jim Filliman Ofw num scluuul C Z A s , gg fx fn A X , ,J Jxweffvfvfrvf '., Ifl allf Q C g. I Qs -A . f I .al QU 'fl 1 3 T 2 , ,1 P ., ll f f 'fs' ' I. Freshman Partyg 2. Pep Meeting Preparation: 3. Pep Baridg 4. Mr, 84 Mrs. Santa Clausg 5. The Scrambleg 6, What Style!! 7. Time for class now, Pudg 8, What ya doing?? 9. Smile pretty girls! IO. It's not nice to gossip, boys: II. Is this a fad? 12. The line upg 13, Trumpet Trio 14. Sleepy girls? Z6 X. Q N , X, . I ' L' ,cy . lf W9 2 iff J' .f -f-'f N f li QW' mir 59 C5 ? ,N ,KJD if 4 JC G' 4-. 1' lm. e N 1 3 if ,aj L jf f ff! f Z X ff 5 w ..... ,.. ...- - W- . Q I l I 1 Yi? - X Q fm N I ff nnuafsaay BACK ROW: Marilyn Mead, Barbara Brooks, Margaret White, Shirley Campbell, Geraldine Emmanuel, Delores Abarr, Jane Duncan, Kent Mosher, Dorothy Engle, Paul Kirkwood, Fran Davis, Sheila Campbell, Martha Downs, Ruth Dietrick, Marilyn Thomas. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Campell, Co. Editor, Georgene Van Loon, Co. Editor, Willard Prather, Advisor, Roberta Fast, Business manager, Phil Metcalf, Photography. 7 At the beginning of the year there was some question as to whether or not we were to have an Annual, due to lack of supervision and financial difficulties. But it wasn't long however before things began to shape up and the staff went back to work Once more. Pictures were being clipped, layouts were being made, receipt books were being filled, and the light in the Annual burned long 'after 3:00 P. M. As money making projects, aside from advertising and book sales, they sold seat cushions and had bake sales. With the faithful supervision of Mr. Prather and the ambition of the staff, we can rightfully say that the 54 K is the best yet. Four You should grow a few inches -Q Ill I sb- Work more Y, fl So this is what Georgene DOES? '7 'P '7 eyes Doing tirne! ! 0,0 .242- nuff L5 r flnudf gay - I fm Looks like 3 ,yw you are busy! Working hard Phil? ? ? Well looks like the boys are finally working. Looking for something Ma ie? gg 29 Find What you wanted Dee ? ' - l---- ---- ---- ---- ----- 11- YA- -- .-. , - .'.-pq, -.I 't:-'.',:':q.4::E:-: 7 e:-f.::::: H+ '-5. FN-SR' ' x-,. , , A'7: -fs:-:-:359:-'-:b2-:1:-,-- . .Tra- iiNYiQ:fQ,:'f1-yfffi-f:-xx. X. fifrf-TFVEIEZKS ' , ' we . , . . . ,.,7f--.-..,-.-.-:E?i.NfE:5fffg:?f:!:jgjgg55-:::,:x'E:::--.I Congratulations to Ruth Deitrick who has been chosen as the DAR winner for 19Sh. Larry Bledsoe has gone to California to join his parents. The Helland girls,Donna and Sandra, moved to Cal- ifornia about two months ago, but are back in KHS once again. Loretta Spaur, a fresh- man, and Clara Andrews, a sophomore, both received four A's on their report cards. Not to be outdone, George Watson, a junior, captured five. Ask any senior what he or she thinks of socialized medicine. You'l1 get an answer, pro or con. They have been giving reports in modern problems. The Knoxville Teachers Association had a potluck at their January 27 meet- ing. Since the meeting was cducational, Mr. Kolk ar- ranged for Mr. W. Henry Galbreth as the 'guest speaker. The meeting was hehe in the high school w'tn the junior high teachers in charge. A comptometer was dem- onstrated to the advanced typing class January 27. One, two, three, get set go! ! ! !! ' What are you doing? ? ? ? ? 30 Bailey's getting a little help from Don. What Marjorie the only girl? ? ? ? ? ......KDQXIillB,.ILWEL Ji.-.-Q.. T 1: Farce lNCREASE IN ANNUAL EXPLAINED Ulf we pay five ddUars,we expect to get our five dol- lars worth,N explained Cleo Nichols in a conversation about the rise in price of Une year's annual over lasts Although not bitterly opposed, he wonders what he's getting for his extra money. iiiumssns TELL THE STORY After studying the en- rollment in some of the classes, one might draw various conclusions. Judging from the number of students in the class, commercial law is a popu- lar subject. If all the h3 law students become lawyers, would the field become overcrowded? Driver's traunngis also a well-liked course. In the fifth period class , only 16 out of M7 taking the course don't have driver's licenses. Maybe the 31 who can drive lay claim to the fact that one namr ceases to learn some- thing new and different. Commercial classes have a good representation and therefore, KHS might be able to help obliterate the secretarial shortage. At least they'll try. College prep has 28 stu- dents and if this isanin- dication of the number going on to college, HHS should be weHdepresented. Since physecal education is repuired, most of the students should be healthy and happy. Hy Marjorie Dewit Special Feature Guess Whovycoevoolnepage ll Last year the staff went in debt, because the sale of books and the advenise- ments didn't make enough money to pay for the book, so the school board had to set aside enough money to pay the deficit. This year the price has gone up in order to pay for the book completely. The amount of pages will be the same-eighty, with a twelve page supplement. The staff's adviser, Mr. Prather, said, HOne rea- son our annual costs more is that the paper is of a good quality, and the cov- er is of gostly material.H Offset type is used and this enables the staff to print or type anywhere on the page. With block en- graving the ogy had to all be in one group or in one spot on the page. Thus the offset type makes for a better page layout and also a more attractiv e looking page. This year two staffs make up the annual group, the advertising and the selling of the book and the people who make up the pages. The staff has been very co-operative with Mr . Prather. This is his first teaching position and he had to decide whether to have an annual. 31 4: Don Metcald, Bob Bruinekool, Orval Allard. Paul Kirkwood, Edgar Dailey, Richard Mathes Marjorie De Wit, Richard Bailey, Miss Van Zee, Advisor, Bob Dietrick. Their GHOST remains! ! ! Editor . . . . . . Marjorie DeWit Feature . . . . . . . Richard Mathcs Sports. . . Richard Bailey, Don Metcalf Art ........ . . Orval Allard Reporters . .Bob Bruinekool, Shirley McClain Typist .... ..... E dgar Dailey Mimeograph. . . Robert Deitrick Junior High . . . Paul Kirkwood Adviser . . . Miss Van Zee HI-U SIXTH ROW: Jerry Goad, Roger Bryan. Paul Kirkwood, Larry Harson, Alvin Bassett, Dwight Mater, Phil Metcalf, John Crawford, Bert Dennison, Ronald Shevmian. FIFTH ROW: Lyle Shappell, Phil Caswell, Bill Anderson, Bill McMillen, Gary Abarr, Benny Harvey, John Burnett, Jim Goodwin, Lyle Brooks, John Carle. FOURTH ROW: Jack Summerbell, Larry Morgan, Marvin Harvey, Keith Kelderman, Jim Rowland, Ray- mond Solomon, Eddie DeJoode, Bob Williams, Lowell Steele, Bob Dietrick. THIRD ROW: Carrol Dauben- speck, Sheldon Moon, Dick Barlow, Dale Dearinger, George Watson, Frank Baty, Jim Willis, Harold Baty, Gene De Haai, Jim Bankus. SECOND ROW: Jack Schlotterback, Jerry McKinney, Carl DeJoode, Jim De Long, Jim Conrey, Gerald Witt, Larry Bledsoe, Roni Kimm, Max Wensel. FIRST ROW: Norman Lubberden, Jim Karr, Ronald Kingery, Dick Hulgan, Don Carter, Bill Buger, David Schmidt, Scott Pearson, Mr. Charles Mindling, Advisor. President . . Vice President Secretary. . Treasurer. . Chaplain . . -wt Roger Bryan . Jim Bankus . Frank Baty George Watson John Burnett Roger Bryan presided over the Hi-Y group of 1954 as President. He with the aid of the officers made their successful yeatjpossible. Regular meetings were held during activity periods in Room E. They held their business meetings pro- ceeding some entertainment such as speakers, movies, or some demonstrative work. The boys participated in the Hi-Y Officers Training Conference at Albia. They also attended the Spring Conference at Oskaloosa. Some ways of earning money for the club were their sales of school directories and their Spring Prom, L. cog D' or whic they sponsored with the aid of the Panther Club. My there's lot of action! ! ! ! !! Cry Hard! ! Any more business ? ? ? What 's wrong Bert? Growl!!!!!!! U-TEENS Y . SEVENTH ROW: Lois Gullion, Myrtle Condra, Patty Blackman, Jane Chrisman, Barbara Kaster, Pat Finarty, Mary Crangel, Molly G olson. SIXTH ROW: Sally Gholson, Doris Linley, Pat McKinney, Maida Beth Johnson, Patty Jo Carmichael, Patty Crozier, Jeanine McKowen, Maxine Kline, Elizabeth Miller, Helen Coggeshell. FIFTH ROW: Verda Benscoter, Donna Allen, Darlene Allen, Sandra Helland, Delores Guthrie, Donna Mead, Eleanor Jones, Imogene Gee, Marilyn Human, Carolyn Gilliland. FOURTH ROW: Marjorie DeWitt, Patty Crews, Sue Cadwallader, Donna Crozier, Connie Foster, Carol Chamberlain, Jane Dabb. THIRD ROW: Jeanine Allen, Shelia Campbell, Darlene Engle, Vena Kincaid, Carrie Husted, Brenda Dennison, Pauline Craig, Penny Barbour, Connie Dainty, Gladys Fee, Jane Duncan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Prather, Advisor, Roberta Fast, Susan Drake, Sandra Craven, Doris Couchman, Dorthy Engle, Beverly Daughtery, Phyllis Cook, Sharon Carpenter, Kay Cadwallder, Betty Core. FIRST ROW: Joan Brooks, Delores Abarr, Wanda Betterton, Beverly Beaver, Marilyn Meed, Janice Miller, Pat Harding, Joy Betterton, Patty Moore, Arvilla Harvey. SEVENTH ROW: Donna South, Louretta Spaur, Jane Wollridge, Maxine Wagner, Donna Helland, Judy Popma, Annette Cox, Yvonne Byers, Carol Larson, Betty Jo Barnett, Joyce Barnett. SIXTH ROW:E1izabeth Williams, Shirley Washingtion, Ruth Richardson, Alberta Wilfong, Karen Julesburg, Jeanette Harvey, Martha Downs, Barbara Brooks, Linda Van Hemert, Pauline Spencer. FIFTH ROW: Karen Swenson, La Vonne Nolte, Janet Price, Joan Schrieber, Mary Franklin, Shirley Heck, Betty Hanson, Bunny Schmidt, Marilyn Thomas, Alice White. FOURTH ROW: Donna Richardson, Terry Tucker, Marcia Ver Steeg, Rosmary Witt, Rhea Ann Wilson, Shannon Wessman, Loretta Stubbs, Myrna Anderson, Roberta Brubaker, June Williams. THIRD ROW: Julianne Williams, Claudine Salsberry, Pat Salsberry, Letha May Johnson, Wilma Oliver, Orleta Walker, Donna Kingery, Fran Davis, Patty Lundy, Ann Wagner, Dalyce Dee Davis. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Prather, Advisor,Beverly Hartshorn, Nancy Stephenson, Aleta Steele, Connie Hartshorn, Donna Riggen, Georgene Van Loon, Wanda Durham, Judy Mart, Joan Wooldridge. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Van Hemert, Bev- erly Smith, Connie Spencer, Esther Breese, Norma Craven, Celia Harvey, Donna Salsberry, Charlotte Chris- more, Violet Hunt, Jackie Emery, 34 ....-- Y-IHNS Janet Price . . . President W Sally Gholson . .Vice President Roberta Fast . . . . . Secretary Susan Drake . . . Treasurer Polishing shoes is such fun, Huh? Get your ribbons here!!! NOW hear this! All eyes are on Sharon's hat! Y-Teen's piano player! Slap, bang, here we are again, jolly T-Teens girls. This group consists of 140 girls this year. New ideas seemed to spring out of nowhere. Some of these ideas were the five different clans that were organized at the beginning of the year and Chore Da which required each girl to do various chores for some boy. These ideas and the faithful leadership of Janet Price have enabled the Club to have a successful year. This group gathers every activity period in the study hall to hold business meetings and to enjoy some type of entertainment, such as singing, skits, or panel discussions. To make money, the club was in charge of the Christmas Party, each Clan was required to make at least S520 for the year, bake sales, were heldg and pop- corn or fudge were sold in the halls. In the Spring they sponsored the traditional Mother Daughter Banquet. Sold any ? They're as good as dead already. -im A 11tt1e crowded isn't it? Lot of busines s huh ? Dr. Burroughs 1, A busy business meeting. Is every- body listen- ing to the speaker? Panflef CM T . ,.1- , ' 2 ' ...: ' . -sf, S if I Q fa -as . b ' in , ' la , V.W. ,A, ,,,. , fx'-vs -g5 +fv qv w e ' rr- F . Styx we A as i,,g g oo Q, . Q. .-.. l ,ai L no , ti x 0 3 '- 4' . on A JN 'UV' U S 'lfghndp Wg, ' ian 'WL ,N it sf f if','i .V,, THIRD ROW: Mr. Ray Klootwyk, Advisor, Dean Cleaveland, Ron Simpson, Don Metcalf, Ardean Wiliams, Styrl Little. SECOND ROW: Lyle Cox, Ted Dabb, Bob Bruinekool, Larry Hodges, Gordon Rowland, Bob Harvey, Larry Little. FIRST ROW: Edgar Dailey, Jim Still, Richard Bailey, Bob Thomp- son, Kent Mosher, Jack Weddle. OFFICERS President . . . Bob Thompson Vice-President . Bob Bruinekool Secretary-Treasurer. KentMosher lNot picturedj I . 1 The Panther Club again this year shared in the function of the high school. To be a member of the club you must letter in one of the high school sports such as: football, basketball, track baseball, or golf. Bob Thompson lead the group as Presidentg Bob Bruinekool as Vice-Presidentg and Kent Mosher as Secretary-Treasurer. Along with the supervision of Coach Klootwyk. As their money raising project for the year they sold programs at the football games. Also won first prize for originality, on their home- coming float which was quite a boost to the treasury. The big social event of the year was hayride which was held October 3. N Here we come!!! girgi , .f4fAAfic ddociafion SIXTH ROW: Elizabeth Williams, Maxine Wagner, Alice White, Sue Cadwallader, Marilyn L. Miller, Marilyn J. Miller, Mary Snow, Judy Popma, Annette Cox, Yvonne Byers, Carol Larson, Patty Finarty, Julianne Williams. FIFTH ROW: Carrie Husted, Brenda Dennison, Sandra Helland, Patty Crews, Barbara Brooks, Elaine Richmond, Roberta Brubaker, Josephine Buttrey, Ann Wagner, Loretta Stubbs, Dalyce Dee Davis. FOURTH ROW: Jeanine Allen, Mary Bassett, Rosemary Witt, Barbara Kaster, Betty Hanson, Marg- aret White, Bunny Schmidt, Patty Lundy, Lois Murphy, Cleta Hock, Trudy Hansen. THIRD ROW: Carol Chamberlain, Connie Foster, Mary Crangel, Myrna Anderson, Mary Sue Clark, Georgene Van Loon, Carol Robuck, Katherine McCabe. SECOND ROW: Miss Mary Ver Hoef, Advisor, Alline Foster, Janice Miller, Sheila Campbell, Charlotte Chrismore, Darlene Engle, Clara Andrews, Janice Dixon. FIRST ROW: Delores Abarr, Aleta Steele, Pauline Craft, Cherie Nichols, Jackie Emery, Doris Couchman, Eileen Doods, Kay Heck. This is an athleticly minded group of girls in K.H. S. Under the leader- ship of Bunny Schmidt, with the help of Marilyn L. Miller as Vice President, Mary Snow as Secretary and Treasurer, the club has become active and success- full after a years rest. The ideal of We'l1 worm our way to President: Bunny Schmidt victory took second place for originality Vice President: Marilyn L, in the homecoming parade. Miller The girls also took 3. trip to Des Secretary and Treasurer: Moines for the Annual G.A. A. convention. Mary Snow Here they were presented with new ideals in meeting procedures, and various activities. The members participate in athletic activities such as volleyball, softball, and basketball. At each of these sessions tournaments were held. . For their money raising project they sold at the basketball game s. Is everybody ready? ? ? ? 38 gpm ,,'r X - Q V4 -if www' We'11worm our way to victory!! 5 4 POS1Hg? ? Everybody Listen to Marilyn! Taking time out. ,'xx 1 Annette Cox' s softball team. I w W 'H 4 ix Bailey is in G. A. A. Huh? '? '? Believe it or not, she can stand on her head 39 no-41 gutufe 0l'I'l2I'l'la 8125 of America Y SEVENTH ROW: Lila Chambers, Mary Bassett, Marilyn L. Miller, Marilyn J. Miller, Mary Snow, Glenna Fee, Dixie Rowland, Janice Ellis, Trudy Hansen, Nola Cox. SIXTH ROW: Beverly Phipps, Judy Elliott, Loretta Donnelly, Louise Rowley, Margaret White, Elaine Richmond, Audreyl-lopkins, Shirley Newton, Marlene dejoode, Bonnie Campbel . FIFTH ROW: Ruth Snow, Elaine Blythe, Geraldine Emanuel, Joyce Maddy, Cleta Hock, Lois Murphy, Phyllis McCormack, Shirley Campbell, Josephine Buttrey. Marilyn Mead, Delores Mathes. FOURTH ROW: Carol Robuck, Mary Templeton, Beverly Mart, Roberta Rankin, Pauline Craft, Eloise Sharp, Janice Dixo n, Ruth Deitrick. THIRD ROW: Karen Sparks, Katherine McCabe, Patty Reed, Nancy Shilling, Karla Hansen, Alene Richards, Clara Andrews, Pat Kingery, Barbara McCorkle, Patty Dewitt. SECOND ROW: Eunice Wadle, Verdadean Fee, Myrna Sherwood, Marjorie Roush, Jacklyn Mishler, Carolyn Kincaid, Allene Foster, Charlene De Moss, Betty Courtney, Mrs. Charles Mindlingz Advisor. FIRST ROW: Doroth Clark, Cherie Nichols, Kay Hec , Patty Moore, Betty Holdren. This group of girls were the Future Home- makers of America, whose goal was to create fellowship between members. Ruth Deitrich presided as President: Mary Snow as Vice Pre- sidentg Marilyn L. Miller as Treasurerg and Marilyn J. Miller as Secretary. The club worked with these girls as capable leaders to attain that goal, Some various entertainments they enjoyed were: a panel discussion concerning teenage problems, new hair styles demontrated by a beauty operator, a trip to the District Convention at Story City, annual trip to Veisha and the sponsoring of an all school St. Patrick's Day Party. Their money making projects were selling refreshments at Drake Classes, selling in con- cessions at football and basketball games and a bake sale, all which turned out to be very successful. 40 y De Moss, Patty Salsberry, Mary Sue Presidentg Ruth Deitrich Vice President: Mary Snow Treasurer: Marilyn L. Miller Secretary: Marilyn L. Miller if' .I Giving a few good pointers! SLUJ4 ,QA 1. ' .4 Learned anything? ? ? Are you cold Joyce? PM We'11 make puppet's out of Indianola! rf ,fi U Oh I love to wash dishes!! I -- 3 jufure armem of America .. F'-I-.. Q ' , m,A,V , i x Q . SIXTH ROW: Myles Murphy, Irl Clarke, Stanley Bishop, David Betterton, Calvin Smith, Delmar Hoch. James Agan, Nich Tubbs, Tom Nichols, Richard Kading. FIFTH ROW: Vernon Richards, George Buttrey, Henry Van Steenwyk, Joseph Betterton, Robert Rees, Leland Sharp, Fred Coggeshell. FOURTH ROW: Robert Eggers, Ed- ward Allen, Larry Stittsworth, Kenneth Loynachan, Wayne Henning, Marvin Brooks, Jim Deitrick, Melvin Beaver. Horald Moon. THIRD ROW: Don LeMay. Dale Fee, Ronald Fast, Ted Kelderman, Marion Goff. SECOND ROW: Tommy DeMoss, Norman Kingery, Daryl Jordan, David Goebel, Melvin Wadle, Joe Kennedy. FIRST ROW: Mr. Drake, Advisor, Richard Hunt, Lyle Langgorv, Richard Mathes, Melvin Van Linden. President . .... . Myles Murphy Vice President . . . .Irl Clarke Secretary. . . . . Vernon Richards With Myles Murphy presiding as Pres- ident over 45 FFA Boys, the 1953-54 year was very active and successful. Outside activities participated were basketball games, which were played a- gainst near by towns, and an all school hayride. Five members were chosen to attend the National Convention at Kansas City. Four members attended the Live Stock Show, in Chicago, with the Pleasantville and Monroe Chapters. One money making project was sell- ing at football games. Another was sell- ing Christmas Cards, which brought in approximately 5120. ff SQ, ' flflsd Is everybody happy? ? ? Looks like Ronald sleepyll pr Don't it anyone Myles Someone forgot to turn as '55 w around!!! We'll drive Indxnola off the field. 6ll'l'l2l'a SECOND ROW: Mr. Kenneth Hook, Advisor, Marvin Baily, Dick Mansfield, Orval Allard, Jerry Graham Bob Quigley, Phillip Birk, Earnest Braida. FIRST ROW: Jim Malone, Perry Johnson, Dick Reese, Ken Jolliffe, Ken Reynolds, Jerald Heck. The purpose of this organization is to aid those students who are interested in photography. These people have been very progressive in the sense that they have learned developing and enlarging and also have been working on some micre- scope projects. Orval Allard lead the group as President: and Jim Malone as Vice- Presidentg and Phillip Birk as Sec- retary-Treasurerg the group advisor was Mr. Hook. Their meetings were held activity periods to organize for projects. For their money raising project they sold concessions at basketball games. 44 President ORVAL ALLARD Not pictured: Jim Malone, Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Phillip Birk XSDFLCLIOJAOL5 W 11 U Well so What '? lKAMEK 90 9 W 1'-9 ,3 Las Why so depressed Bob? 45 Better sit down!! fage gran 2, iii ii BACK ROW: Beverly Daugherty, Miss Ruth Hiller, Margaret White, Karen Swenson. Ioan Schrieber. SECOND ROW: Darlene Engle, Sheila Campbell, Barbara Brooks, Nola Cox, Betty Hansen. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Chris more, Celia Harvey, Eloise Sharp, Doris Couchman, Kathy McCabe. Secretary-Celia Harvey President-Margaret White Vice-President-Jeanette Harvey Tree Love rs Treasurer-Karen Swenson THE STAGECRAFT CLUB --has just begun to get underway this year. For their first year of organization they have been very progressive. These people are the crew behind the scenes who strive constantly to make a good impression on the audiance, and to keep the stage and stage room in proper order. They meet every other Tuesday and whenever it is necessary in order to begin work on projects. 46 Watch out for those fingers! Fix those Chairs Good! Hold on to that ladderl I I I 'K' L 2, i fi .7AealaianA BACK ROW: Jim Willis, Jim Bankus, Billy McCorkle, Ronald Henning, Styrl Little, Miss Hiller, Advisor. MIDDLE ROW: Roger Bryan, Dwight Mater, Susan Drake, Janet Price, Myles Murphy. FIRST ROW: Dalyce Dee Davis, Marjorie DeWit, Betty Hanson, Sharon Carpenter, David Schmidt, Phil Caswell, Vernon Richards. President Dwight Mater 'UW ' ,Z . u p gr I ., Vice President Myles Murphy The Thespians started their year with a member ship of eight members. Later in the winter they initi ate five other members. They areg Dallas Dee Davis Sharon Carpenter, David Schmidt, Marjorie De Wit, Vernon Richards and Phil Caswell. And later on in the spring, five more will be initiated. For their money raising project they sold at two basketball games. Thespians have participated in every play pro- duced this year: l Secretary Susan Drake Treasurer Janet Price 47 fQf,,,5 L Back stage of the play The Moon Makes Three Mary, doing a little repairing. Fran is happy about something! ! ! Ckriafmari ageanf I r Ruth is Mary. Anybody Nervous? ? ? ? 48 Martha, doing a little refixing before the Play l Marilyn is the angel. SNAPSHUIS 'N I , 1 J il sl' kill M2 gi . Q ' 'f .giuclenf gounci -I f i by ..'5f,.'i3i i k E , ., K Z in 5 ---.... SECOND ROW: Mr. Charles Irvin, Advisor, Jim Karr, Myles Murphy, Bill Burger, Graham Fee, Larry Little, Ron Simpson, Dwight Mater, FIRST ROW: Sally Ghobon, Sandra Helland, Katherine McCabe Annette Cox, Bunny Schmidt. The Student Council which is the governing body of our school, is composed of one student from each first period class and two from the study hall. Ron Simpson lead the council as President, Bill Burger as Vice-Presidentg Jim Karr is the Secre- tary-Treasurer. The council's various duties of the year, included the planning and building of the big bonfire for the Snake Dance, the night before homecoming. They also assisted the cheerleaders in covering the goal posts at the football field. For their money raising project they sold at the basketball games. Bill Burger, the announcer, the lucky dogl I l 50 ,ypee r Km Q 4 President RON SIMPSON Vice-President BILL BURGER is W? I Secretary -Treasurer I IM KARR U 621-'am . 1 1 W3 X x X I K X sv 'b CONCERT BHHD STANDING: Willie Larson, Mr. Humeston, director, Bill Burger, Barbara Burger, Harold Baty. THIRD ROW: Mickey Schmidt, Pamela Funk, Sandra Stover, Carol Mitchell, Susan Drake, Dixie Rowland, Paul Kirkwood, Jim Fenoglio, Phil Metcalf, Larry Smith, Bob Hart, Fred Medcalf, Bob Dixon, Jerald Heck, Jim White. SECOND ROW: Judy Mart, Donna Mead, Gladys Fee, Don Bishop, Mike May, Dennis Elliott, Maxine Wagner, David Schmidt, Connie Wagner, Martha Downs, Phil Caswell. FIRST ROW: Jeanette Harvey, Elizabeth Miller, Marlene De Joode, Marda Johnson, Kirk Goodwin, Judy Schmidt, Shirley Heck, Sandra Craven. In time for the Band's Concert Season we received our new uniforms. The uni- forms have grey trousersg and black coats that can be changed into three different styles. For variation there is a front shield that is removable and reversible. One side of the shield has gray backing with gold bars across it fleftl. On the , other side there is gold backing with a black K in the middle of the shield Qcenterl. When this shield is removed the jacket can be worn with a tie. frightl. With our new uniforms we purchased white buck shoes to make our band more complete and outstanding. Our new hats and plumes are a new style called Shakos. Jeanette, Maxine, Paul. IHHRCHIH6 BHIIU CLARINETS: Elizabeth Miller, Marda Johnson, Judy Mart, Donna Mead, Gladys Fee, Don Bishop, Mickey Schmidt, Kirk Good- win, Pamela Funk, Sandra Stover, Carol Mitchell. SAXOPHONES: Susan Drake, Paul Kirkwood. FLUTE: Sandra Craven. CORNETS: Phil Caswell, Martha Downs, Connie Spencer, Maxine Wagner, Dennis Elliott, Mike May. BARITONES: Larry Smith Bob Hart. FRENCH HORN: Shirley Heck. TROMBONES: Jim White, Jerald Heck, Bob Dixon, Fred Metcalf. BASSES: Phil Met- calf, Jim Fenoglio. BELLS: Judy Schmidt. DRUMS: Bill Burger, Willie Larson, Harold Baty, Barbara Burger, Bob Williams. MAJORETTES: Myrna Anderson. Maxine Kline, Jane Dabb, Carolyn Kincaid, Carrie Kay Husted, Karen Julesburg. DRUM MA- JORETTE: La Vonne. With an able band director and the State Champion Baton Twirler leading our marching band, we started off the season by showing our formations at the foot- ball games. We paced through many new and novel formations and played many inspiring marches to help cheer our team to victory. In marching contest we competed at Mt. Pleasant and received a. II rating La Vonne Nolte and Myrna Anderson each received a I rating in twirling. In concert band we had something else to make us proud. Through the efforts of the Band Parents we were able to have new uniforms for our mem- bers. During this phase of band some of our brass players went to Ottumwa to hear the Chicago Symphony Brass Ensemble. Our small groups including a cornet solo, violin solo, flute solo, two alto saxophone solos, clairenettrio, cornet trio, and brass sextette went to Colfax where they represented our school well. The whole band had an opportunity to show off their skills and their new uniforms by attending Drake Relays in April, Viesha and Pella Tupil Time in May. With this years full schedule we know many people had an opportunity to view and praise Knoxville's worthy band. 53 Lvrril, T'Yg n I I I I I h. z Q A .1 And he's off! HERE HND THERE Mean drurnrne r - - Bi11's . taking cover. Daddy Phil reading a bed- time story. Working real hard Q This must of been a dehghtful dance. Q Mine is peanut butter---want to trade An old-fa shion curtsy. Hot Toddies He's up in the clouds. Time out for a picture. You're such a delightful partner Maxine. N 'Q7' A sl 1 If If l 4 f l ff I A ' IO! K a nd cornet player, started directing in his ophomore year and has received I rating t State Contest Last year he played a cor- et solo at State Contest and this year was ivited to play a comet solo for a clinic at ie Monroe Festival which he has partici- ulu or mmf .J ' ' 'ir f ' N Hymn Fx 1 . I 'X J ll I t5-ie , , ,,--' -:sk- i 'ski 5 4 K .fi ' yy, ' A Sharon Carpenter Mary Templeton, David Roebuck, Four out of the Vocal Department were selected to represent Knoxville in the All State Chorus at the KRNT Radio Theater Mary and Sharon have made a iumber of public apperances Both have entered Iowa d d h M F tg 1 La Vonne has won many honors for herself and the music de- ' MUSIC Comes! an Pamclate In t e Qmoe es wa ' partment as drum majorette. Two of her accomplishments were: La Vonne Nolte David and Jim have been active in music and part- the Iowa State Fair Baton Twirling Championship of 1953, and placing first in the Thurman Sponsored Summer Contest. For the fourth consecutive year she won a I rating at State Contest. La Vonne is a member of International Bation Twirling Foun- dation. Z .' 6 f if F eg, Jeanette Harvey Jeanette has represented Knoxville at All State Orchestra for three years. She is a member of the Drake-Des Moines Symphony Orchestra and a student of violin at Drake. Jea- roe Festival for three years. She has won her way to State Contest several times. Myrna has gone to State Contest Out of the field of many baritone saxophone contestents, for two years and received I rating. six were chosen to represent the state in the All State Band at KRNT Radio Theater, one of which was Paul. For three consecutive years Paul placed in the State Solo Contest and She placed 3rd in the Thurman Spon- sored Summer Contest. She also is a member of the International Baton played in the Monroe Festival. Twirling Foundation. Paul Kirkwood 4' p C 'ix VVTVKKW . V f - .V H ' ises T vfaels 2 aj 3' 76 bi I I K K ,I C X fly! in x C 1 5, 55 3 Av' p ' '11 ' FYI- 2131 nette plays the clarinet in the band and has gone to the Mon- GIRLS' Gift CLUB TOP ROW: Marlene De Ioode, Ann Wagner, Maxine Wagner, Ioan Schrieber, Karen Swenson, Janice Ells, Dalyce Dee Davis, Carolyn Gilliland, Bunny Schmidt, Janet Price. SECOND ROW: Brenda Dennison, Sandra Helland, Carrie Justed, Connie Danity, Margaret White, Mary Templeton, Marilyn Thomas, Kathy McCabe, Josephine Butlxey, Sharon Carpenter. FIRST ROW: Miss Soseyg Director, Kay Cadwallader, Eloise Sharp, Arleta Steele, Doris Couchman, Fran Davis, Sheila Campbell, Sandra Craven, Celia Harveyg pianoist. The Glee Club and Mixed Chorus had a very y successful year under the direction of their new instructor, Miss Phylis Sosey. The officers elected at the beginning ofthe year were, Bunny Schmidt, presidentg Sharon Carpenter, vice--president, and Marilyn Thomas, secretary-treasurer. After weeks of hard practicing, the music and speech department combined forces to give a very impressive Christmas Pageant. Knoxville was represented at All State Chorus, Monroe Festival, District and State Solo and Ensemble Contest, and a large group contest in May. Bunny Schmidt, Sharon Carpenter, Sheila Campbell. GIRLS' THIU g MIXED CHUHUS TOP ROW: Marlene De Ioode, Ann Wagner, Carolyn Gilliland, Dalyce Dee Davis, George Buttrey, Raymond Solomon, Bunny Schmidt, Maxine Wagner, Connie Dainty, Karen Swenson, Joan Schrieber. SECOND ROW: Mary Templeton, Jose- phine Buttrey, Margaret White, Bill Burger, Bob William, David Robuck, Marilyn Thomas, Janet Price, Brenda Dennison, Eloise Sharp, Carrie Husted. FIRST ROW: Miss Sosey, Director: Sandra Craven, Sheila Campbell, Doris Couchman, Roberta Fast, Fran Davis, Melvin Wadle, Ted Kelderman, Sharon Carpenter, Kathy McCabe, Aleta Steele, Sandra Helland, Celia Harvey, Pianist. g WUHRUE CHORUS TOP ROW: Ron Kimm, Jim Bankus, Jim Goodwin, Ron Shewman, David Roebuck. SECOND ROW: Bunny Schmidt, Mary Templeton, Margaret White, Karen Swenson, Marilyn Thomas, Fran Davis. FIRST ROW: Celia Harvey, Sharon Carpenter, Doris Couchman, Sheila Campbell. 57 1 LEST lUE FORGET Candid shots of Our Director Oh-we love The Halls of K, H. S, You would think she was going to have her p1cture taken. Dalyce is ready- -whats That Stole gO6S jL1St deVll'le hglding up the rest, with that dress, Sandra Hail, Hail the Gangs all Here All right--Who's got my robe? A, I, ,X 5, ff! XX. 1 Pj.: xx lv ' f ,f , Msg, X I f X X fl J, ff K XX XX V!!! my 'K X X X , x x X If X f my x X W XX 'Q X X I 1' I lr' 1 rf' '. 1 N. .I X . Q x f X. ! X X .' X ' . X , 1' -A Y . x K E If 1 x ,ff Q XR f ., W fn!! Z7 1 Q 65:5 K -5? I Pj SAllIEIIAWKINSIlAY Q-A S f M X , W -14 I 7 I ww M0011 alle! MISS JANET PRICE Homecoming 1953 60 Princess Esthe 1' Schmidt Jdml--- Princess Marilyn J. Miller Princess Joy Betteron Princess Marcica Ver Steeg Sacha .Jlwlawlind Did you say worm! ! -, ' . Lk- The winning Junior float. CW ikitvl A J' This is the band? Sleepy Janet? ? Panther Club float? f xx , , A 1 . P' 2? Y-'23 ,. -. it ,7 :mfr ' 5A ., 'sh gh.X..' These are rea1??????????? I h R - A I :Mil 1Q.,m,,, A ml s, end W .E N K yd sf A 1 A 1 Ji. .,, iii x H YAY ' f 5 ob .f i SHHPSHUTS D RIMIMBHII li I d .5 . Q ,Q t Wh1te --Q Marlene DeJoode LaVonne Nolte 1 Jim Still Susan Drake Larry Bledsoe Martha Downs Shannon Wessman n Bonnie Campbell 65 Betty Hansen Delore s Abarr ,.-, -v LL , Phil Metcalf f it . I Q pe '.. .., Joyce Maddy MP candle L in Aff K U , Q yall X. f W any Q, HQ Q1 is Q 'N f f? If .9551 3-.feb A gl bmi ff Www ggi' 4 - YYYMB BOB THOMPSON JIM BANKUS CHARLES GLASS BEN HARVEY RICH BAILEY ED DAILEY ALVIN G ,Q BASSETT Q, err' ,- Qi' 2 - Q WI, 3.11 y RAY KLOOTWYK X 4-.I fo 9- . 4 I Af--xx K , s xg I a X X ELDON CARP!-ZR X .. fi. W. f ,J 2' I TUNIS TAIT BOB BRUINEKOOL ,dm INA f ' NR In KW. Co-Captain MYLES MURPHY li BOB HARVEY RON SIMPSON O'B!QI'MEQWxmJ 68 X nv '- P' 5 XI-fd of U' KJAU ' LARRY BLEDSOE BUSTER WASHINGTON Co-Captain KENT MOSHER DICK BARLOW gf - J . if ,, 45. V BILL MCMILLIAN PHIL WORRALL TED KELDERMAN DON METCA LF BILL DA BB ROGER BRYA N DEANN CLE VELA ND DWIGHT MA TER ARDEA N WILLIA MS JIM STILL GORDA N HA YES 'QS' ft'-fX 1 1 9 'iw 'F sg-, -1 ,Q ,br Q? , if ,,, .Ju is 's -w 'kj l I 'ln 1. fa fi ii I !-if H' I A, WJ I 'M- an ' wr' The skunks have invaded! !!!!!!! Plowing the back 40 Ron? '? ? Well, well-who boo-booed! ! !! YV 'Will Dig that Charge! ' IIIE 5' Gary Rlch Ron John Dwlght Bob Bu ste r Ardean Mr. Carpar Deann Jun R. Go rdon Jim B KNOXVIlll PANIHIRS Knoxville Pella Christian 32 Knoxville 33 Lincoln Knoxville Pleasantville 51 'l'Knoxville 51 Winterset '9'Knoxville West Des Moines 54 'l'Knoxville 45 Indianola 'Knoxville Albia 47 Knoxville 42 Osceola '9'Knoxville Chariton 44 'l'Knoxville 51 Cente rville Knoxville Winterset 59 4'Knoxville 57 Cha riton Knoxville Tech, Des Moines 60 'Knoxville 31 West Des Moines 'l'Knoxville Cente rville 68 'l'Knoxville 47 Pella 'Knoxville Indianola 66 Knoxville 65 Plea santville '9'Knoxville Pella 56 Knoxville 56 Pella Christian Knoxville Dallas 44 Knoxville 54 Pella 'Knoxville Albia 61 Knoxville 62 Grinnell '9'Denotes conference game This is who made the points Dwight Mater 2 19 9. this seaso 1 Average Il. John Holzworth Gordon Hayes 317 13. 2 Average Deann Cleveland Ronald Simpson 215 . 9 Average Buster Washington Jim Bankus 104 3 Average Don Metcalf Ardean Williams 52 . 2 Average Gary Abarr Bob Bruinekool Z0 J im Rowland Richard Bailey 182 6 Average John Carle After an up and down season the Panthers just missed a berth in the sub- state tournament. Grinnell beat the Panthers by just two points in the district finals. The young team will be back next year to take up where they left off. KNOXVIlll PANTHIRETIIS Knoxville Pella 38 Knoxville 37 Dallas Knoxville Johnson 42 Knoxville 38 Pella Knoxville Pella Christian 38 Knoxville 48 Lovila Knoxville Pleasantville 51 Knoxville 44 Centerville Knoxville West Des Moines 50 Knoxville 40 Bus sey Knoxville Cedar 38 Knoxville 35 West Des Moines Knoxville Moravia 59 Knoxville 32 Winterset Knoxville Winterset 57 Knoxville 45 Bus sey Knoxville C ente rville Z 5 Tournaments Knoxville Van Meter 44 County-- Knoxville 22 Pella Knoxville Monroe 37 Sectional- - They made the points: Knoxville 2 5 Pella Christian Judy Pompa 317 1 Average Marilyn Thomas Barbara Kaster 203 7 Average Carol Robuck Marilyn Miller 115 5 Average Loretta Spaur Mary Snow 128 1 Average After the young and unexperienced team got started, improvement could be noticed as each game went by. All the girls remaining on the squad are looking forward to a successful season next year. BACK ROW: Gordon Rowland, Graham Fee, Ron Kimm, John Carle, Bob Harvey, Ben Harvey, Lyle Brooks. FRONT ROW: Perry Johnson, Bob Hart, Eugene Del-laii, Keith Crozier, Bill Larson, Larry Hodges, Ray Klootwyk, Coach. TOP ROW: Dale DeWl1d, David Betterton, Jim White, LeRoy Van Baale, Bill Anderson, Bob Quigley, Coach Bud Carper. SECOND ROW: Larry Chiles, Dean Jones, Max Wensel, Ron Wagner, Larry Ellis, Richard Leeper, Fred Beckman. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Fillaman, Edward Hart, Bill McMillan, Phil Worrall, Ted Kelderman, David Neuman, Gale DeWild 74 3 S-A TOP ROW: Jim Malone, Manager, Jim Rowland, Gary Abarr, Bob Bruinekool, Buster Washington, Dean Cleveland, Eldon Carper, Coach. BOTTOM ROW: Gordon Hayes, Ardean williams, Ron Simpson, Dwight Mater, Jim Bankus, Rich Bailey. 75 HHH! WINNERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Miller, Marilyn Thomas Marilyn L Miller, Janet Price, Bunny Schmidt, Annette Cox Patty Crozier Alice White, Barbara Kaster, Judy Popma, Pat Finarty and Mary Snow . Our girls in action. 76 ish' X 'iff 'X K TOP ROW: Carol Robuck, Mary Crangle, Loretta Spaur, Betty Jo Courtney, Patty Crozier. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Kincaid, Shirley Washington, Janice Miller, Jane Dabb, Joy Betterton. BOTTOM ROW: Trudy Hanson, Merna Sherwood, Darla Popma, Elizebeth Williams, Verna Kincaid. W., 0-. 'fe 5 K kh f E , . 4 t bfi ' , , l f ., 1 Eff 3 ' w 1 wk' 7 , 'E Z mg 5 lf . if 3 ' is Q2 W L, xi 4 5, ' QS ? Q I v nfv K g , . kd! ' E. as .W 1' 5 S, m .fi -I it K I V, KT w. . J .Q 9 , ',, 5' FB 'I 'iv' 1 'ff V' kj wwwv7 KHS ANNUAl ADVERTISERS .!4CLI'l0l,ULLlg2l'n2l'lt5 THE ADVERTISERS HAVE HEEPED MAKE THIS 300K PUSSIBEE PEEASE PATRUNIZE THEM All THU CAN cummumnv NATIITNAE BANK Carr Y ' QA lnwA Pawn: Ann ulsur cnmmv - The Friendly Bank HIUWA STATE BANKH .!4CLI'l0bULJgel'i'lQI'li5 A-C Ice Cream Store Avery's Bane Chevrolet Company Baker's Walgreen Drug Beauty Shops of Knoxville Bellamy Telephone Company Ben Franklin Braida's Grocery Briggs and Harvey Brown's Shoe Fit Bybee and Davis Cities Service Coryell Service Station Crew's Rexall Drugs Culligan Soft Water Cummings Book Store Cunningham Motors Davis Paint Store Den Hartog Variety Edward's Motor Company Elliot Studio Evan's Home Decoration The Fair Store Filliman's Grocery Gambles Gene's Skelly Station Goff and Nash Goodyear Service Store Grand Theatre Grundman Insurance Hawkeye Mill Hersbergen Jewelers Hudson Hybrid Corn Company Jennings Food Center Jensen Optometrist Johnson and Johnson Johnston, Shinn 81 Johnston Knoxville Beverage Knoxville Body Shop Knoxville Cab Company Knoxville Dress Club Knoxville Express Knoxville Green House Knoxville Journal Knoxville Lumber Co. Knoxville Reminder Knoxville Typewriter Service Langebartels Bros. Clothier Lister's Ready to Wear Marion County Produce Maybelle's Modern Cleaners Modern Jewelers Oehler Brothers Firestone O. K. Rubber Welders J. C. Penney's Co. The Peoples Store Ream Insurance Agency Strasburger's Clothier Spahn 8: Rose Lumber Scotts Cafe Speed's Pharmacy Tucker's Service Station United Food Market Vande:-wilt's Hardware Weddle Real Estate Western Auto Wolfe's Appliance 8: Maytag Store INDIVIDUALS Dr. D. W. Allen Dr. Keith D. Banks Dr. Burroughs Floyd A. Davis B. H. Gholson A. L. Kloster K. H. McKay Dr. Dwight A. Mater E. Raymond Mick Leon Miller H. E. De Reus R. C. Scott Dale Severns SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMEN T Janet Price Fran Davis Marilyn Mead Jane Duncan Celia Harvey Geraldine Emmanuel Earnest Braida Ruth Deiterick Philip Burk Phil Caswell SlIHUUl DHZE ..-,. N G- H1 1. YK. Q V w ,S ., f :ff f 1 , 1: gl V r ist . 'V fo - 4 4 , .. , 44 'ff 'U v wi Q M. f 5 N x I gvunooxs