Miss Wanda Guy Files is valedictorian and Miss Geraldine Mason is saluatorian of the Senior Class of 1941 of Knobel High School.
Miss Files is Senior Class President, editor-in-chief of the Knobel Mustang, the annual publication of Knobel High, news editor of the Arkansas Traveler, the High School paper, a member of the Glee club and the first debate team and is a member of the American Interest club. She is also co-captain of the girls' basketball team.
Miss Mason is president of the American Interest club, a member of the annual staff, of the Glee Club and of the Home Economics Club.
Both girls plan to enter college next fall.
Miss Ashby has been active in extra-curricular activities. She was a member of FFA, student librarian for four years, member of the 4-H club, State Homemaker, secretary-treasurer of Ninth grade, historian and president of FHA, FHA delegate, class reporter, vice-president of the student council and cheerleader in her Junior and Senior years.
Bailey has been active in extra-curricular events. He has been active in sports, dramatics, FFA and 4-H club for four years. He attended FFA camp two years, and was vice-president of his Junior and Senior class.
Bippus and Miss Ashby have been honor students all through high school.
Other Knobel graduates are: Darrel Bateman, Melvin Bowers, Billie Green, Larry Gowen, Joan Hart, Ann Hatley Murray, Glenda Keller, Loretta LaRue Williams, Burnell Lucy, Randal Maple, Thad Mason, Edwin Norwood, Maxie Petago, James Shepard, Mary Jean Smith, Colleen Stormes, Sonja Young and Donnie Tucker.
John Earl Day, Roberta Lou Adams, Millie Ann Shride, Betty Jane Hewlett, Gary Wayne Hobbs, Danny Gerald Staggs, Laura Lynn Hudspeth, Collis Ulyn Archer, Larry Randal Milburn, Eddie Dean Lane, William Franklin Bowers, Denny Eugene Curtis, Velma Alene Pierce, Euan Lee Richardson, Swenda Diane Grubb, Jerry Wayne Adams, Suzanne Lewallen, Ronald Denny Oglesby, Carolyn Jean Young, Russell Gene Tate, Roger Dale Conway, Alene Gates, Dorthy Wilma Sue Yancey, Gerald Howard Williams and Ronald Leo Harmon.
Roberta Lou Adams and John Earl Day are honor graduates of the class of 1966 at Knobel High School, according to R.E Pogue, superintendent.
Roberta, daughter of Robert L. Adams of Fredericktown, Missouri, and Mrs. Chester Sweaney, Knobel, has earned the title of valedictorian.
For four years, Roberta has been a cheerleader for the Knobel Mustangs. She has also held membership in the Library club, Science club, and FHA. She had one of the leading roles in the Senior play. Roberta received both the English and math awards and plans to attend Arkansas State College.
John Day is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Day and is the salutatorian. He has participated in many extra-curricular activities duringhis high school years. He served as an officer for two years in each of the following: Beta club, FFA and Library club. He was a member of the basketball team. During his Junior and Senior years he was on the Mustang Staff and served as editor during his Senior year. He was co-editor of the school newspaper and also had one of the leading roles in the Senior play.
