Fair Oaks High School - Smoke Signals Yearbook (Fair Oaks, IN)

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iy CLASS HISTORY When we enrolled as freshmen on September 2, 197, we had twenty-two ‘members. We elected the following officers: James Sayers, president; James Britt, vice-president; Violet DeYoung, secretary-treasurer. We passed our freshmen initiation with flying colors and became full fledged members of Fair Oaks High School. We entered our sophomore year with seventeen members left to answer roll call. We elected the following officers: Cark We entered our sophomore year with seventeen members left to answer roll call. We elected the following officers: Carl Trump, president; dames Sayers, vice-president; and Mary Smith, secretary-treasurer. This year as juniors we have fifteen members to answer roll call. In our first class meeting, we elected the following officers: James Sayers, president; Ray Hammond, vice-president; Mary Smith, secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Wiles is our class sponsor. As juniors we were thrilled to be able to wear our class rings and sweaters. ae ™ ef ELEVENTH GRADE Willis Yenna, Harry Pass, Tommy Gilbert, Ray Hammond, Bob Smith, Jim Sayers, Glen Krueger, Frank Host, Bob Taylor. Bottom: Frances Albright, Maxine Childers, Rita Bailey, Mrs, Wiles, Violet DeYoung, Mary Smith, Pat Harsha. lee | | 10

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1946, twenty-one freshmen entered high school. The officers we elected were: Clarence Teske, president; Dorothy Gilmore, vice-president; Joyce Dunn, secretary-treasurer. After initiation we became full-fledged members of Fair Oaks High School. In our sophomore year our officers were? Ray Murphy, president; Paul Schultz, vice-president; and Joyce Dunn, secretary-treasurer. When we became juniors, our duties and responsibilities greatly increased. We received our class rings and were very proud of them The play, Two Many Relatives was a huge success. Our trip to Wash- ington, D.C. along with the class of '9, was enjoyed by all. Our officers were: Paul Schultz, president; Mary Sayers, vice-president, and Joyce Dunn, secretary-treasurer. This year, as seniors, we are working very hard to make graduation possible. The officers are: Lightel Whitaker, president; Zeenat Knapp, vice-president; and Marlene Torbet, secretary-treasurer, Our Sponsors are Mr, Wiles and Mr. Minniear. The play, Just Ducky , was presented. Our class sweaters were ordered and received,

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CLASS HISTORY When we entered as freshmen on September 8, 198, we had sixteen mem- bers. We elected Tommy Cover, president; Betty Gilmore, vice- president; Marlene Dunn, secretary-treasurer. Our sponsor, was Mrs. Poucher. We became full-fledged members on October 1, 198, by virtue of our initiation by the sophomores. On September 2, 1919, we entered as sophomores with eighteen members. We gave the freshmen a party on September 23, to make them official members of F. 0. He S. Our class officers for this year are: Geraldine Longstreth, president; Danny Sipkema, vice-president; Marlene Dunn, treasurer; Doyle Harrington, secretary; Mr. Sims, sponsor. TENTH GRADE. Doyle Harrington, Gerry Armstrong, Carl Schleman, Maurice Potts, Tommy Cover, Ralph Myers. Middle: Bernadine Girard, Geraldine Longstreth, Danny Sipkema, Melvin Murphy, Charlene Schima, Maxine Graham, Mr. Sims. Bottom: Ronnie Cox, Betty Gilmore, Marlene Dunn, Sue Williams, Delos Shaw, Dorothy Miller. :