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

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enior Dean Deerhake shows his love to Anne Jones and Eileen Claus if' . A i .,sw- -. ole 1 o - '52 .4 ' 'HJ .5 3 Q E , f 'gag l' X 2, ay -r, E l i - 72 , f N 5.4 1 g ' . -M. -1'- N - ew . for Home Ec. ing. Martha Haberkamp,.Advi50r Principal Bob McClure bids a quick good- bye to school secretary Evelyn Schroer. Why don't you iust hibernate all year a- round, you sleep so much, acting secretary Anne Jones tells slow, sleepy, Lee Schroer. Cut out this ioking says teacher JoAnn Ott to the acting principal and vice-princi- pal Eileen Clausing and Dean Deerhake, Oh! I think l'm going to taint , says stu- dent Donna Eschrneyer to play director, Ella Mae Kuck. g, Af? if-f l Coach Dean Kuck discussing the tournament with teachers Nathan Stienecker and Ruth Warner. What s the meaning ot this, say's Ned O.K.l Have your old bucket says cleaning Niemeyer, president ot the school board, woman Annely Wierwille, as she turns it who walks in on basketball star, Clark Fron- over on ianitor Gene Bubp's head vvhile stu- ing, and substitute Home Ec. teacher, Dean dent Joyce Schroer watches in amazement Deerhake, in the middle of a fight. at these typical school proceedings, Nineteen