New Knoxville High School - Memoir Yearbook (New Knoxville, OH)

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unior Cfdffd pfa 'N .gn Spring we Sala THE CAST Reading from Left to Right Duke Katterheinrich- Rockland not-tooebright a track star at Riverbottom U. Bill Hinze - Professor Squintin Glower , hypnotist, so-called, Joann Kettler Advertising Publicity Martha Eschmeyer Mrs. Mince, busybody from Soda Shop next door Dixie Westbay Violet Mince, her daughter Willis Telliohann Philip Dill, Vickie's fiance Elnor Arnett . Vickie Wickerson-coed at Riverbottom U. Dixie Shuster Josephine Skibutski-profootball player at Leafy Creek l-lyenas Jay Stauffer J. Oliver Twibbly-89 year old inventor and iustice of peace James Henschen ., ,, .... . Melville Kadenza-who aspires to be a poet Janice Aufderhaar Pamela Broomwell-another pretty, but impish coed Nancy Prueter Advertising Publicity Roger Moellenkamp , . Stage and Prompting Joann McCullough Susie-Mae Younghope, an eyewitness to some strange events Phyllis Moellenkamp Prudence Prim, a nurse who takes her iob seriously Jane l-lenkener Mrs. Gertrude Hawley Stickney of the Stickney Fellowship Foundation Gloria Wierwille Dr. Matilda Guppie, President of Riverbottom U. Bob Starett Advertising Publicity Between the Acts of the Junior Play the audience was favored with the song Beautiful Ohio sung by Gloria Wierwille, Jane l-lenkener, Elnor Arnett, James Henschen, Willis Telliohann, and Duke Katterheinrich, Joan Kettler played bell solos. They were The Bells of St. Marys , and the Halls of Ivy . We wish to thank Mr. List for the wonderful directing he gave our play. Fourteen

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ecreafiona! At the beginning of the school year, the officers representing each class got together and formed a recreational com- mittee, With the help of this committee, a carefully planned schedule was made so that each class, alternating weekly, would have charge of the different ac- tivities. These activities were - dancing, basketball, ping-pong, shuffle board, box-hockey, baseball and dart ball. Needless to say, everyone acclaimed the program a worthwhile contribution to the students' morale. cf EIA CM The Future Farmers of America consists of eighteen members: eleven freshmen, three sophomores, three juniors, and one senior. Our advisor is Mr. Frank Kelley. Each of these eighteen members has a project such as production projects, improvement proj- ects, crop products, and supplementary projects. The production projects we have this year are swine, dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep and poul- try. We sold seed corn during the year. This has helped boost our treasury considerably. Our activities included a pest hunt, a field trip the to see a professional basketball game, and buying of an electric dehorner. The pest hunt was and organized of two teams: the Shinboners the Ciickers , The Shinboners won by a small margin. Most of all this year, we enjoyed the basketball 'game we saw in Lima, the Globetrot- ters defeating the Boston Whirlwinds. 'Q K-:,..,f,,x , AH' 5' Lee Schroer Roger Moellenkamp Dennis Lammers 1 Advisor, Mr. Kelley, William Sudman Elmer Neuman DOD Warner ,--............... I I F. . 6 L ,.e,.,, .,..,,. 5 3, -.-...Q 1 f Larry Gary Larry Longworth Jerry Lehman Billy Henschen Kenneth Kuck Kenneth Schrolucke Don Clausing James Thirteen --.-........,...4.. Kuc

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