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

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illlllliillmlmi on rarian Our combined school and public library contains approximately seven-thousand books and twenty- five magazines for the reading enioyment of chil- dren and adults and the enrichment of the school curriculum. The Memoir staff and the entire student body wish to thank Mrs. Grewe, the present librarian, and all who gave their services to this library. 8 2Cl Qf6ll y No, this isn't one of the New Knoxville seniors sitting behind that desk. lt's Mrs. LaRue Schrolucke, our school secretary. She takes care of everything from student finances and paying bills to doctoring cut fingers and answering hundreds of questions. ASS SCHEDULE Time Ei::e'he'n'i List ,Habeikamp Musser Newell Hoover l Kelley Maxwell Wissman Frische CHEM i 37 28 , 4 1 24 Y 37 o X 9.oo i H4 8 English 9 Study Reading 7 .si-ioier VOC- AG- Th. 4 R8oo2n9s 3x Rgzpnrypi Room 22 A Hall Rggm Q8 HAND Rica? BAND Room 25 Room 26 i l ll Y JL - Til i 4 fsi-i. rn. 5 21 B-MVV-34 9 Tfiw66'?h 97 4 ' y H cHEivi plane , or-tems H E TF7 5 V .Agl Th, 31 9145 Rooms Geometry gocfrlogg' Gym 7 81 one C' Study 31:81 4 1 Gr, 9 E3 8K 27 Roof? 26 OO Novo X Room 21 Eggm 25 Room 5 BAND loiuioi 'l 28' 25 T I4 l ig 10.30 ANCE Social SERV American zlW'Tl-E l l.7 Voc. Ag. Th- 3 ' 4 orrice i studios . Govt me C4 Typing I i s. ii Gr. 3 y 8 +Roo-rn 27 Room 25 Room 28 l-ling-L y Room 29 i Rgom 5 L BAND k Y' S 'V K A ' ' U P l auto i 35 29 i 20 is 20 14 24 4 H345 ANQE 5TUdY Emi-ll'5h American Home EC, Book- Voc, Ag, Arithmetic , Th- 3 , QFFICE i Hall 12 HISTOVY III 8. IV keeping l 8. II 8 BAND , 7 Room 25 Room 22 iR00m 28 Room 21 Room 27 Room 5 Room 24 N ' A L , i- Y 1, , NOON . ' 1 - ' 37 to 6 oi 9 o o I . World Po 9 .2 Elemen U. Th. 15 12:45 iscigoco 1 Engllfsll History iitg-jl?y Tvinmg lSg3nl'24l tary Gr. 24 Loom Hi Room 26' Room 28 Room 25 Room 29 Room 6 Music BAND , - l 4 i 17 38 io 24 ' io o 12 l i L30 Algebra iiil-'lTlY Qr. Science 'Business Farm Biology Enggsh Ta. I Room 26 RB 2 Training 8 Law Shop Room 24 7 T 'I4 Ai 00m 5 Room 27 Room 22 Room 23 Room 6 I Room 28 BAND 2-15 l is fd Eoliish wh 13 E it 36 A 5 28 i 24 l i rio Soi 5 i Ei 9 Room 26 Room 23 iRi:-om' 27 Room 21 ROOT-Q1 QQ Ho 8 BA.ND , s , , 2 T , Room 25 JRoVom 28 Room Q4 l 58 Sf dv f 4,8 28 N56-57-7l usic lr 32 3400 ' Study HaJll 56JYd5 grim ST Hall Suzi TU,Th,Fri MW, Th ,Ta 59 i Hall Wed. Ge A Urs Fri. Han Study Hall Girls G. i, BAND i Room 25 Room 25 ym Room 28 Room 27 y Room 25 Gym Tu-Fri tu. Thu. Ten ..n