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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1951 volume:

Smoke Signals Publis The Senior class of fifty-one Now comes to the end of a long, long road the victory of school days won. ‘a done a lot of work and play find it's time to go Ymost wish that we could stay. raps and bits of news when you may choose away the blues mstrong es Page Torn Annual Staff JAMES SAYERS. ..cccccccgccccrcccccccseasccccccsccccscccssccseoceseeeehDLIOR Jerry Armstronges.oo+o(NOb.PECTUTER).....ccescccceceeees seAssistant Editor Ray Hammonds .ccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccvcocccccccsssebusiness Manager W illie Yenna,. John Faucher, Tony Vaucher.......eeeASSe of Business Manager MaTsy COMIC Ess) 4,6'0:e:0isie-e cterererabisie 6, 0 ererersieibie.e ei6'e o:d:eiaia eisieue. 6:6 661000 8:ieleleelsee LYDLOU Pat Harsha, Harold Parks, Maxine Childers....ccoccccececscoosricture Layout POmMMnys GLU HOMC ss o:9;5'0.410:9:9 eigeeieegs 00 6i0:4iselcedeee ccesececeseeeeeecoports: Layout Buz Schleman.... (Not, Pictured sw laveyeneyie aya 8 5 4 or derereyareleaiasa’s s eigiersieig NO LOLTAphO? Harry Pass and Bob Smith. .ccccccccccccccceccccessecesecirculation Manager Barbara Smithescccscccccccccccccccssccccccccsvcvsevveecomposition — Editor Violet DeYoung. ccccccccccccccccsccccccccccccccsccccccccccccccscoetistorian Robert Tay Loree. cts sceesss res 0ebiccedtdese sts rasededseseé ee wae CALender Bey, Big BU Ver cveaisioa.e 6:0 50deviend eS ba CaReind aes oe Das eeReewsss oee sUseeeSODOOS OL DEDICATION fo Je G. MINNIEAR, sponsor of the senior class, whose faithfulness and interest has been an inspiration to those with whom he came in contract, we gratefully dedicate this SMOKE SIGN4T.1S_ ER.. MINNIEAR eS Principal NINA JAMIESON - a -_— Physcial education Cenmanes JAMES W. SIMS Mathematics Science ROBERT W. FERRIS Music MARY ANN KISH Home Economics Biology ELWYN E, STUDER Lunch Room Superviser Social Studies Physcial education Health and safety MRS, MCCOLLY First Second Grade A. F. ALLEN Social Studies English MISS: GEARY Fifth and Sixth Grade EDITH MARKLE Art English Library superviser DEIMAS MOORE Industrial Arts MRS. NEVILLE Third Fourth Grade MAX INE MAE CHILDERS Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,h5 Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Oaks Leaves 3,3 Class Play 3,4; Annual ). VIOLET DE YOUNG Sunshine 1,2,3,h; Secretary 1s Treasurer 1,4; Class Play 3,3 Anmal ). JOHN OBID FAUCHER F.FeAs 13 Hi-¥ hs Chorus 3,4; Attended Morocco High School. TONY FAUCHER F.F.A. 13 Hi-Y 2,33 Track 3,h3 Band 2; Attended Morocco High Schoo JAMES T. GILBERT Chorus 3,43 Hi-Y 3,)3; Sec. hs Pep Club 1,2,3,h3 Press Club 1,2,3,h; Basket— ball 1,2,3,43 Track 1,253, PATRICIA ANN HARSHA Chorus ; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff h; Oak Leaves, Staff he RAY DEAN HAMMOND Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres, Class 3 4; Pep Club 3 4; Class Play 3. HAROLD L. PARKS Basketball 2; Booster Club 23 Press Club lh; ‘Annual 4; Attend. Gary Ed. ROBERT 0. TAYLOR Basketball 1; Band 1,3; Class Treasurer 33 Annual ). HARRY R. PASS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,h; Letterman Club 1; Hi-Y 2,3,43 Vice Pres. h; Chorus 3,h; Press Club 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff ). MARY ELLEN SMITH Sunshine 1,2,3,43 Vice Pres. 8.5.5. hs; Sec. Treas. Class 2 3; Pep Club 3 4; Majorette 2; Class play3 . JAMES R. SAYERS Basketball 1,2,3,h; Pres. of Class 1,3,43; Vice Pres. 2; Pres. of Hi-Y hs Hi-Y 3,4; Letterman Club 2; Editor of Annual 4; Class Play 3,h; Chorus 3. Track 1,2,35 F. ROBERT SMITH Track 1,3,4; Annual h. BARBARA ANN SMITH Annual Staff 4; Oak Leaves Staff h; Sunshine 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Sec. of Class 4; Chorus 3,4; Senior Play ). South Shore High School in Chicago: Student Service League 1,2; Girl's Athletic Association 1,2. WILLIS W. YENNA Baskeball Manager 1,2,3,hs; Hi-Y 3,h; Student Council 3; Chorus h; Pep Club hs Letterman Club 1. CLASS PROPHECY Here we are in the summer of 1961, just 10 short years after grad- vation. We are on our way to attend the decennial reunion of the class of '51. As we enter the suburbs of Fair Oaks, we go through a pretty little town called Rensselaer. We notice from a sign at the city limits that the population of Fair Oaks is now 2,000,000. Further dom town we can see the 7,000 - foot tower of the home of PASS! Pasteurized— Pickles, whose motto is The Personalized Pickle, Pickled for your Pickle Pleasure. Pass! immense fortune is due to his investment in the laboratory experiment of FRANCIS ALBRIGHT, a former classmate, who synthesized the pickle. By combining a few chemicals with sand burrs, oak leaves, and drift sand, which seemed plentiful in the community, a perfect pickle can now be factory made at the rate of 10,000 barrels per hour. A friendly policeman directed us to the Fair Oaks High School ‘As we are about to enter the beautiful building, we see ROBERTTAYLOR, who seems very defected because he has just wrecked his own newly invented Airacar. It seems he had put his life's saving in this vent- ure and lost everything while trying to land he Airacar on the roof of PASS! Pickle Parlor. He was waiting on the outside of the School for some one to loan him enough money to get into the banquet. By following signs in the building, we finally came to the gym- nasium which is 300 feet wide and.800 feet long. At the door we are greeted by the hostess for the banquet,Mrs. Frank Schima, Jr., formerly MAXINE CHILDERS who is resplendent in a strapless evening gown of gold cloth covered with diamonds. While escorting us to our seats, she said her husband is now the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds at Fair Oaks High School. At one end of the huge gymnasium, we see TOMMY GILBERT and his 200-piece all-girl orchestra who are furnishing the music for the banquet. At the first opportunity we talked to him and he said that “our building had been torn down and a new building designed and built by the SAYERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. It seems that all that remains of the old school house may be found in the school museum--the furnace and the two gymnasium heaters. He also told us that the shop is now 8 times its original size and contains a secret machine newly invented by BOB SMITH. This machine removes all the briars from PASS! pickles and converts them to fuzz to cover skinless peaches. Soon an empty plate and a glass of water is placed ‘before use WILLIE YENNA enters with a basket of tiny green pills and instructs the waiters to place one pill on each plate. Then he told us to place three drops of water on each pill. As if from a fairy book, a full meal appears before our very eyes including steac, salad, ice cream, and cake. Near the speaker's table we can see a chair which issmarked reserved , We are told it is for JOHN FAUCHER who has now been asleep for eight years without food or water-the longest since RIP VAN WINKLE. At the speaker's table there sits the master of ceremonies with a beaut iful black eye. It is TONY FAUCHER who has had one of his many argument with his wife and evidentally lost. Seated across the table f MR. RAY HAMMOND and wife, the former MARY SUITHs Conte on psge obs Juniors As Juniors we have fifteen members enrolled in our class this year. On Monday October, sixteenth we received our class ring which we had oredered in the spring. Then on November thirteenth our grey and car dinal sweaters arrived. The officers this year are as follows: Ralph Myers, president; Geraldine Longstreth, vice president; Marlene Dunn secretary-treasurer; Mr. Sims, sponsor- ot 4 — ; , _ Ni f ie) = Se FIRST ROW: Melvin Murphy, Betty Gilmore, Carl Schleman, Sharon James Jerry Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Sue Williams,Ralph Myers, Charlene Schima Delos Shaw, Geraldine Longstreth, THIRD ROW: Ronald Cox, Marlene Dunn Doyle Harrington, Dorothy Miller, Thomas Cover, and Mr. Sims. Sophomores This year we are Sophomores. After enrollment the first day we were glad to see most of the old class back. At the first class meeting we elected the following as officers: Raymond Mattocks, President; Darlene Vlahos, vice president; Frank Bell, Secretary; Robert Lewis, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Darlene Vlahos, Ray Bozell, Jean Albright, James Peoples, Phyllis Phares. SECOND ROW: Jerry Brunton, Lois Brooks, Eddie €ox Evelyn Dykchizen, Layton Profrock. THIRD ROW: Georgia Williams,Carlos Nugent, Mary Ellen Crawford, Willis Pettet, Robert Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Mattocks, Gene Herre, Viana Cover, Dean Wnnie. Frank Bell, and Wiss Kish. ofA Freshmen The Freshman Class of 1950-51 has 21 students with five new members. Kenneth Black was elected president; Charles Gilmore, vice president; Ralph Murphy secretary and treasurer; Miss Jamieson was our sponsore Ralph Martin and Jessie Bailey were nominated as King and Queen. The Freshmen became full-fledge high school members on Friday, September, fifteenth. 7 DR Y i” : 1 FIRST ROW: Nancy Schultz, Edmund Studer, Edith Smith, Ralph Murphy, Phyliss Herre. SECOND ROW: Jack Smith, Patty Cover, Ralph Martin, Marlene Schultz, Howard Parks, THIRD ROW: Halleck Long, Leona.Dunn , Judy Massey, Dwayne Potts, Jessie Bailey. FOURTH ROi:Charles Gilmore, Miss Jamieson, Kenneth Black. FIRST ROW: Georgia Spicer, Bill Lewis, Lora Mattocks, James Harsha, Bonnie Kay Williams, Frank Barger, Joyce Armstrong, SECOND ROW: Robert Smith, Susie De Young, Kenny Schultz, Darla Deane Jones, Robert Zea,� Wilma Alexander, Freddy Yates. THIRD ROWs Sharron Blankenship Willie Cox, Louise Spicer, Hugh E. Long, Barbara Stowers, Donald Childers, Barbara Schultz. FOURTH ROW: Robert Ferris, Barbara Griffin, Delos Longstreth, Jack Bowman. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Jimmy Williams, Maureen Michael, Fritz Blankenship, Doris Nelson, Howard Nelson, Karen Parks, Charles Halesma. SECOND ROW: Lorette Myre, Harrison Cox, Jean Pullin, Everett Piatt, Maxine Stowers, Bobby “illiams, Linda Murphy. THIRD ROW: Patricia Tilton, Janice Walther, Carol Patzschke, Charles Schultz, Jean Ann Kingma, Kathleen Brooks, Eleanor Herre, FOURTH ROW: Robert Fredel, Elwyn Studer, Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Patricia Bozell, Butch Ve Young, James livans, John Sayers, Stephen Comer, Charles Sayers, Virginia Davis, SECOND RCW: Carol Griffin, Hobin Zea, Robert Bain, Billy Myres, James Magee, Margaret Blankenship. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Michael Shelhart, Deanna Comer, onal Murphy, Betty De- Young, Jerry Magee, Helen Kay Clifton, Philip Michael. SECOND: ROW : Verna Mack, Shirley Haun, Paul Wiseman, Dorothy Rude, Ralph Graves, Margie Huisel, Yavid Bozell. THIRD ROW: Jack Pettit, Rosemarie Beringer, Myron Patzschke, Patricia Nelson, Meryle Pataschke, Albert Leach, Paul “unn. FOURTH ROW: Billy Yates, Tommy Sayers, George Brockus, Wayne Crawford, Manly Stowers. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Joyce Kingma, Wayne Halsema, Mary Pettet, Robert Graves, Connie Winslow, William Blankenship, Sharron Myres. SECOND ROW: Earl Begley, Uiana Luchene, Gerald Rice, lHugene Hanford, Goldie Cox, Donald Griffin, Betty Lou Davis. THIRD ROW: Janet Payne, Raymond Schultz, Carol Profrock, Judy De Young, Harry Rice, Vorothy jalther, Karen Herre. FOURTH ROW: Donna Myres, James Black. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Anna Nae Kennedy, James Burns, Norma Ann Childers, Donald Walther, Beverly Nelson, Everett Tell, Maude Sprague. SECOND ROW: Morton Clifton, “usan Sayers, alph Harsha, Myra Patzschke, Robert ¥urphy, Janet Stowers, Darlene Tillema, THIRD ROW: June Rude, Lloyd Williams, Helen Graves, Darwin Patzschke, Wanda Stroup, Walter Huisel, Glen Leach, FOURTH 20%: Benny Parks, Susan Bain. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Patty jo Blankenship, Glenn Bazant,Judy Harsha, Kenneth Haun, Dinah Comer, James Cox, Helen Stowers. SECOND ROW: Billy Beringer, Patricia Stroup, Ronald Crawford, Barbara Bell, Billy Ray Griffin, Nancy Haun, Melvin Schultz. THIRD ROW: Steven Parks, Lona June Myres� FIRST GRADE GA ae Be pay FIRST ROW: Connie Haun, Alfred Rice, Ruby Stowers, Jerold Cable, Sharon Cable, Walter Kude, Arla Crosser. SECOND ROW: Dennis Luchene, Karen Spencer, James Michal, Judy Zea, Gene DeYoung, Vera Mae Myres, Billy Stroup. THIRD ROW: Verlin Murphy, Joan Rice, James Sigman, Rosalita Patzschke, Dale Garriotte, Carolin Graves. TOO MANY PARENTS BY SENIOR CLASS CHARACTERS General Burtonecce-coccccccccccccccccccccccccoccecvccscocos onovert Smith Captain MurdocKeccccccccccccccccvcceccvccccccccocsocovecovenobert Taylor George Murdock. .ccccccccccccccsccccsvccccccccscccvcccoscccscconarry Pass Ned Stanley. .ccccccccccccccccccvcccccccccvcveccecccscescceseuames Sayers Car raway BoneSescecccccccccnccccccccccccccccccecccococescoseeuvonn Faucher Mary Murdockse.ccoccccccccceccecccccccccvsvecvcvcccccovcoveesarbara Smith Sylvia MurdockescccccvccccccccccccveevcccccccescosvccccceooMary E, Smith Evelyn Burton. .covccccccccsccccscessccccsccccccccencvcesess Violet Deyoung RemediaS.ccccccscccsccccsccvcrcccccvcccccvcvcccseccccccceotaxine Childers SCENES Act I. Living Room at George Murdcck's summer cottage. Act II. The Same. Act III. The Same. The action takes place the same day PAIR OF COUNTRY KIDS BY JUNIOR CLASS April 21, 1951 CHARACTERS Hi Hawkins. .ccccccccccvccccccccccccccccccccccccscccvccsscuames R, Sayers SIS SpPooOneTececccccecvccccccccvccccccccvccccscccvcveseoeeeMaxine Childers AmbroSe SnegginS..ccoccecccvecccccccccccccsccccscvoccccesscsesHarry Pass MGS. Starrescoscecaviccecesicreccvecess cescecvecesssesecceecesestlice Dunn Buciindy Appleby eesicisiesies ces evreeeesee oseesieeeeeseseeweseeecelary Es Smith APLTL Starrs. sewswisieiswsie o oecesiesedere sceevewies os cvsieeneaes ViOLEt Deyoung BOLL WEST ae. ssc siewe ned ss Vina eEieeEm s kasisinwinwee 8% GWedeeenies ss ohay Hammond BUSAN Grimes. ccssedceescoccsreeciesedscsveccceiscesscoeeseokrances Albright Abert ROME siiaiaceisdcdcerecvcsecceceedseessssesevesieeschobert Taylor Arthur RobertsS..cc.ccsscccccacccccccsccccccscccccsoscsceestTommy Cilbert SCENES Act I. The combination office and living room of the Starr House, a small summer hotel. Act II. Same as Act I late after noon of the same day. Act III, About fifteen minutes later. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of '51, in sound mind, body and spirit, do hereby, make and publish, this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. PART Is To the Freshman's To the Sophomore's we will and bequeath our ability to run things smoot -hly and Perfectly. ( Un like the Junior ) To the Juniors! we will and bequeath our ability to get along with ever -yone. PART II I, Maxine Mae Childers will my ability to get one boy and keep him to Sharon James and my girlish figure to Georgia Williams. I, Violet DeYoung will my ability to dress up every day to Viana Cover And My ability to set my hair every night to Nancy Schultz. I, Tony Faucher will my ability to argue to Sue Williams and my naturally wavy hair to Ralph Murphy. I, John Faucher will my ability to get Bookeeping to Ole Myers and my ability to be on time to mary Ellen Crawford. I, James T, Gilbert will my ability to get away from Mother to Nancy Schultz and my ability to play baskeball to Melvin Murphy. I, Patricia Harsha will my ability to get Dates to Marlene Dunn, and my ability to smile when im Mad to Betty Gilmore. I, Harry Pass will my muscular build to Howard Parks and my ability to get Algebra to Sam Stone. I,Mary Smith will ny ability to get and keep a steady date to ---Charlene Schima and my ability to get in trouble to Dorothy Miller. [. Barbara Smith will my gray hair to Darlene Vlahos and my ability to be a guinea pig in all experiments to the Sophmore Home Ec. class. I, Ray Hammond will my ability to get along with English teachers to Frank Bell and a Car that is kept in running order to Delos Shaw. I, Bob Smith, will all my Shop periods to Gene Herre. I, Harold Parks will all my trips to Medaryville to Dean Woods and my nerve to skip school to 2969999999999 I, James Sayers, Will my ability to drive a car to Doyle Harrington ny ability to Roller Skate to Eddie Cox. I, Robert Taylor do hereby will my ability to keep out of trouble Dean Woods and my ability to decorate any old car to Doyle Harrington. I, Willy Yenna will my ability to get History to Carl Schleman ART III We, the Class, being of unsound mind willand bequeath: To Mr. Minniear: dinother outstanding Government Class like he has had this year??? To Miss Jamieson: An orderly bookkeeping class. To Mr. Allen: The ability to meet all Future DEAD LINES. To Mr. Studer: To Mr. Sims: An algebra class free from uninterested Seniors. To Mr. Ferris: A New Alarm Clock???? To Miss Kish: The ability to have as many big Senior Home Ec. classes as she has had this year. To Miss Markle: The ability and patience to put on another Senior Play. To Mr. Moores We will and bequeath our ability to see the funny side of all Problems. In witness whereof, the Class of 1950, hereto subscribes its name and affixes its seal. Witnessed bys ems Sefior Class ZL 7 : a hs Tommy Gilbert; Dean Woods; Edmund Studer; Bob Smiths; Del Moore;: Frank Bell; Robert Taylor; Jim Sayers; CALENDAR OF! 50 51 School Begins. OH NO 3 § NOT ALREADY $ ! ! What subjects can you get out of??? Smith Studio. Cost each student 15¢. Pay for broken camera. X-ray at Demotte. Picture taken again?? Inside that is..? 8th. Grade’ Party. BINGO ! 3! 9th. Grade Party. Miss Jamieson says, NO COMMENT” 23 28 Senior Portraits. Another Camera to pay for. Elect Yell Leaders. Tenth grade party. Miss Kish says: No More Parties. ? End lst. grading period. te find out how new teachers are going to grade? WE FOUND OUT Jy 20. Senior Play. Everyone suprised. 2h. Carnival. HOT time in old Fair Oaks tonight??7!8 25. Day after Carnival. Clean building and get tables in proper places. 26-27. I.5.T.Ae Two days away from BRAIN FACTORY ! } 3. Couch Studer uncer fire for first time. Played Medaryville and lost. Gordon Wizard and Eddie Doyle intertainers. Also two Senior boys receive a three day vacation for skipping school 1st Fri. ReTe HePe Say:: We didn't get away with it. Better luck next time. 2nd game of season with Gilboa. Had bad night. Played Donovan here and Well, you know how it is. Can't win em alldds Fair Oaks vs. Pulaski. What! another ball game, Dr. O'Neil here? Juniors cry on Seniors shoulders. Did it hurt. Play San Pierre in their Gym. Everywhere F.Q. boys look a walltittte Play Mt Ayr. End 2nd grading period. 2h . No school??? HAPPY DAY???? 7 8 play Newland here. Dr. O'Neil again ? Sore arms again. Wheatfield vs Fair Oaks, Fair Oaks vs Tefft. 7 8 with Demotte. Flayed 3 overtimes into noon hour, boy was we starving. Senior Pictures to arrive. DeMotte Studer's little boys improve. Played Wadena. Score, F.0. We Christmas Program in afternoon. Very good. Well done Mr.Ferris. Last day before Xmas holidays. So long, see you next. year, 51! School Resumes. Been out so long, don't like school anymore. Ha, Ha. (Never id) Continued on page 27. CALENDAR OF '50 51 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25 22 Jane 5. Pulaski.????_ Jane 11-12-13. K.V.T. tournment. Drew Tefft and Won!!} End 3rd grading period. Jane 2nd Semester begins. Smith Studio came to take Annual pictures. Jane - 7 8 play Rensselaer. Jane Play Tefft again. Their turn to win again. Jan. 7 8 play Demotte. Jane Fair Oaks and Gilboa tangle. Jane Play DeMotte Febo 2. Mt Ayr. Feb. 5 7 8 play North Newton. Feb. 6. Yonovan . Swell place??? Huh Bong Come down out of the sky Feb. 9. Francesville. Right in are gasp???7?? Mr. Allen Feb. 13. Wadena, The Giants????? Feb. 22-23-2. Sectional Tourney. 23 End th grading period. Dimissed at noon. March. 23 26 Spring. Vacation. Everybocy seem to be going fishing. Even the girls. April 6. End 5th grading period. Even the teachers are happy. April 12. Junior Play. What'there trying to show up the Senior's. April 13. Junior Play. What a gain, I thought that only happened in the movies.. Some people have all the luck. May 13. Baccalaureate. May 14. Commencement, Oh you lucky boy, don't forget us girls to????? May 19. End of 6th Period. End of Semester. END OF SCHOOL YEAR! 50-51! Whaaaaaaahhhhooo000.? ¢a%-) (1 Bai Prophecy Continued from page 12 Mary says that the city has provided them with a huge glass house so that all may see the children at play and has furnished a nurse for each child. She says it is not unusual to see a line of people six block long to watch the little angels, each enclosed in his own glass case to insure his being comfortable and free from contamination. As we journey about the city we can see the neon lights of Sparkie's airacar garage. The proprietor is Harold Parks who seems down hearted because he started the garage to service Taylor's airacar which has now been wrecked and lost for all time. As we were leaving town we happened on Violet DeYoung who seems very happy because 'de' Kock doesn't have to leave ' de! town to see De! Young because 'de Motte is now 'de!' suburb of Fair Oaks. She also tells us that Barbara Smith is now financially independent due to her marvelous success in operating an Advice to the Love Lorn Clinic. Patricia Harsha now supervises tne Clinic and dictates all letters in reply to request for advice from male clients. While Driving back to the airport for a trip to the ranch, we were happy indeed to have seen our fellow classmates and hope that they pros- per greatly in. the next ten years. R = “yah, Y —Y . sar ON ae a Ny a. + a ce Li Miss Jamiesonscecccosccccceccccccccccsccsccccsesssesraculty Advisor Geraldine Longstreth. .ceccscccccscccvecccsscccccsesccncccens Hditor TOM COVereeccccccrcccccccccccvevecvcssvcccosscesvveseveASst. Editor Melvin Murphy, Viana Cover..cecccecccescccccccccccevesccces ss ports Barbara Smithecssceccccccccccccccccccccscccccccccecsuxchange Editor Charlene Schima, Maxine ChilderSececcccccccccccvcveeseeecartoonists John Faucherececsccccsccccccccccccccccscccccvccsscetusiness Manager Ralph Myers, Ronald Coxeccccccccccccccceccvcccrcccoscesvenineograph Sharon: JAMES sieig's wisisierers.c.ee:sioe oresbieiesbiaisieeisre.eraistoversie'te-e(9:¢ Se wessieeelYPLSv Reporters,Robert Fredel, Patty Cover, Jerry Brunton, Kenny Schultz Delos Longstreth, Darlene Vlahos, Jessie Bailey, Patricia Harsha, Layton Profrock, Norma Vandre, Marlene Schultz, Tom Gilbert, Larry Slinkard. Co-sponsored by Flatt's Dress Shop. Shelby Indiana. Co-sponsored by Shelby's Recreation. Shelby Indiana. HI = Y CLUB MOTTO TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL A HIGH STANDARD OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER FIRST ROW: Ronald Cox, Jerry Brunton, Tommy Cover, Mr. Allen, sponsor, Edmund Studer. SECOND ROW: Delos Shaw, Harry Pass, Tom Gilbert,Willis Yenna, Dean Woods. THIRD ROW: Willis Pettet, Halleck Long,Larry Slink ard, John Faucher, Charles Gilmore, James Sayers, Melvin Murphy. Co-sponsored by Jerry's Barber hop. DeMotte Indiana, Co-sponsored by ltensselaer Republican, Renssélaer Indiana. FIRST ROW: Mr. Ferris, Betty Gilmore, Marlene Dunn, Geraldine Longstreth, Mary Ellen Crawford, Maxine Childer, SECOND ROW: Evelyn Dykchvizen, Norma Vandre, Jessie Bailey, Georgia Williams, Ruby Smith, Pat Harsha, THIRD ROW Layton Profrock, Charlene Schima, Sharon James, Marlene Schvltz, Buck Shaw Barbara Smith, Sam Stone, Ralph Murphy. BACK ROW: Tommy Gilbert, Welvin Murphy, John Faucher, Chuck Gilmore, Larry Slinkard, Halleck Long, Harry Pass, Willis Yenna. : Co-sponsored by H. ©. De Kock Sons. DeMotte Indiana. Co-sponsored by Universal Radio Shop. DeMotte Indiana. FIRST ROW: Mr. Ferris, Nancy Schultz, Marlene Schultz, Darlene Vlahos, Viana Cover, Lora Mattock, Barbara Stowers, Linda Murphy. SECOND ROW: Layton Profrock, Betty Gilmore, Jimmy Schultz, Marlene Dunn, Wilma Alexander, Janice Walther, Mary Ellen Crawford, Maureen Michal. THIRD ROW: Melvin Murphy, Jerry Brunton, Carl Schleman, Freddy Yates, Evelyn Dykhuizen. FOURTH ROW: Jim Peoples, Delos Shaw, Willis Fettet, Tom Cover, Halleck Long, Patty Cover, Ralph Murphy, Phyllis Phares, SPONSORED BY HADLEY'S HATCHERY. RENSSELAER INDIANA SUNSHINE SOCIETY COLORS: YELLOW AND WHITE MOTTO: “OTHERS FIRST ROW: Miss Kish, Norma Vandre, Darlene Vlahos, Maxine Childers, Jean Albright, Eleanor Herre, SECOND ROW: Sue Williams, Betty Gilmore, Georgia Williams, Dorothy Miller, Phyllis Phares, Pat Harsha, Evelyn Dykchuizen THIRD ROW: Jessie Bailey, Ruby Smith, Mary Smith, Edith Smith, MaryEllen Crawford, Violet Deyoung, Viana Cover. ‘CURTH ROW: Nancy Schultz, Barbar Ann Smith, Marlene Schultz, Charlene Schima, Geraldine Longstreth, Sharon James, Marlene Dunn, Patty Covere Co-sponsored by Harry and Glen's Barber Shop. Rensselaer Indiana. Co-sponsored by Edward's Dept. tore Rensselaer Indiana. ah ia pd ry V. Sy Fj UY Kez | SECOND HALF Scorer J Si MS uls 2 oT he Bis 2 Ol a v7 +} a vo it 2 u ay J J J i wy Ng ' wy mY | fy, = av: A eA a) ny Timer 474 ve y WwW. me ies nn 7 SpleMiog ww Oud 2548 BACK ROW: Willis Yenna, Mgr., Ralph Murphy, Jerry Brunton, Eddie Cox, Coach Elwyn Studer,. FRONT ROW: Willis Pettet, Robert Lewis, Halleck Long, Kenneth Black, Dean “oods, Tommy Cover. Co-sponsored by Fendig's Rexall Drug stores Rensselaer Indianae Co-sponsored by Williams Jeweler store. Rensselaer Indiana. ROCKETS se ti FIRST ROW: Everitt Piatt, Robert Zea, Freddy Yates, Kenny Schultz. BACK ROW: Frank Barger, Bill Lewis, Coach Studer, Jimmy Schultz, Delos Longstreth. FIRST ROW: Fritz Blankenship, James Harsha, William CoxeBACK ROWs William Williams, Jim Williams, Howard Nelson, Harrison Cox, Charles Schultz. Co-sponsored by Shelby Barber Shop. Shelby Indiana. Co-sponsored by Bahr and Bar Cafe. Shelby Indiana, Co-sponsored by Financial Service. Rensselaer Indiana. Co-sponsored by J. C. Penny's. Rensselaer Indiana. AUTOGRAPHS RENSSELAER MOTOR SALES, INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer We wish to extend congratulations to the 1951 graduating class of Fair Oaks High School. Courteous service, fine facilities, and skilled servicemen are always here to welcome you. Floyd J. 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Parr, Indiana J J GARAGE TRACTOR AUTO REPAIRING Roselawn LEWIS AND YOUNG Home and Auto Supply Refrigerators—Deep Freezers Cook Stoves-Space Heaters. Records and Players Auto Supplies Phone 39 Rensselaer Indiana RENSSELAER SUPPLY CO. Steel Products Telephone ))7 Rensselaer ROY C. HIXSON Farm Drainage Phone-Lowell 3141 Lake Village SHELBY SWEET SHOP FROZEN CUSTARD CAMERAS-F ILMS-DEVELOPING SHOE REBUILDING 0. A. Jarvis Rensselaer Indiana Biddles Food Market Groceries and Meats Open evenings and all day Sunday 1 mile North of Rensselaer H. C. DEKOCK SONS GROCERIES --- FRESH MEATS “LOCKER SERVICE HARDWARE APPLIANCES De Motte Indiana South Side Texaco and Grocery Fred Overton Telephone h8i1-Rensselaer MIDWAY Lonzo Wiseman, Prop. Groceries and Meats Gas — Feeds — Oil Phone 92D Chas. L. Murphy Insurance and Bonds Phone 119 = Black Rensselaer COMPLIMENTS OF ' DR. C. E. JOHNSON hensselaer COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS MARCHANT BANK Phone- 18 Rensselaer, Ind. HUDSON GROCERY PLEE-ZING Open evenings all day Sunday 105 Elm Street Rensselaer Indiana DAD'S ROOT BEER JASPER COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS Rensselaer Indiana HERMANSON MOTOR SALES Rensselaer Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF SILVER GRILL Rensselaer Indiana ALLEN Seales d HC OPALINE Cpe Sow’ MOTOR oll Rensselaer Phone 316 MURRAY’S Rensselaer PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION FARM CREDIT SERVICE Harold Sage Manager Rensselaer Indiana STORE FOR MEN and BOYS JASPER COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. PHILIP R. BLUE - JOHN S. BLUE The only set of abstract books in the county. Rensselaer COMPLIMENTS OF Wm. A Woodworth Rensselaer KRESEL GARAGE Radiator Repairing and Welding 223 East Merritt St. Phone 133 Rensselaer, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF Seven Services Furniture Repair Rensselaer Indiana PARR ELEVATOR Grain-Feeds—Coal-Lumber Fertilizer Building Material Fhone Rensselaer 9,74 Parr, Indiana JOE'S PRODUCE CO. Poultry Eggs Cream — Feeds Cash Buyer and Dealer Phone 61 Rensselaer Indiana SHOP AT AND SAVE SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. 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