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

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If I could talk with the President, I would iriform him . . . . . . that I would like to see him do more work with kids, like have five or more kids stay one night in the White House to see how it looks and how it is run. Aimee Miller . . . that I am just glad to live in a free world. Becky Wessel . . . we should try harder to get back the Americans that have been captured in Lebanon. Jackson Prater . . . what I thought about his part in the arms deal. Before the deal he said that we should not give in to ter- rorism because if they got what they wanted then more terrorists would kidnap Americans. So how come he gave guns to them? Rachel Katter- heinrich Below left, Jason Metzger, Ben Schrolucke, Kevin Lammers and Mi- chelle Vicroy study their English diligently before a test. Below, seventh graders pass time be- tween classes gossiping in the hall. V) Betsy Hoelscher Rachel Katterheinrich Kevin Lammers Jenny Leffel Jason Metzger Aimee Miller Jeff Pierson Jackson Prater Mark Prueter Max Schlueter Ben Schrolucke Sherry Sias Michelle Vicroy Becky Wessel Greg Wietholter 22 Seventh grade

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He likes her? Passed notes Muffled whispe ' rs Good, better, best- Bubbling giggles Dances — NeveT let it rest — Slumber patties — — Volleyball Basketball VICTORY!!— Until your good is better- Cheerleading Clubs — And your better best— Busy weekends Reports— Four score and seven years ago ... Washington the bus ride the fun the sights The anticipation Of next year. -- Top, the eiglith grade girls and their fans rejoice after the girls defeated St. joe to win the junior high tournament. Vic- tory seemed to suffuse the junior high because the tjbys won their tournament game the weel before. Left, during the eighth graders industrial arts class, Mr Bowsher taught them how tomake carbon dioxide powered rac.e ears. Her Darlene Sumpter eagerly awaits the race results. Junior high 2 ' lr

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h Oc e Fn mrvfi Top left, either these seventh grade girls are giddy with the excitement of Open House, or the photographer has got to be pretty strange looking. Top right, ready for any shot, Jeff Pierson prepares to jump into action during a four square game. Behind him, others discuss his chances. Left, Kevin Lammers and Aimee Miller reigned as king and queen of the mini- prom, held the night after the traditional Junior-Senior gala. Above, seventh graders v orked hard to keep themselves occupied while the eighth graders visited Washington, D.C. Earlier in the month, the seventh graders visited Columbus.