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

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PEP CLUB ROW ONE: M. Hoffman, S. Albright, P. Richards, A. Stath, J. Hensley, B. Webb, B. Korth, R. Patz- schke, P. Blankenship, J. Lewis, M. Murphy, S. Todd, ROW TWO: Mrs. Wiles, G. Fenters, S. Geesa, R. Pettet, B. Bell, D. Burton, J. Phelps, M. Myres, J. Mak, W. Patzschke, K. Myres, R. Knip, M. Stephenson, J. Spurgeon, ROW THREE: D. Webb, D. Luchene, P. Cyphers, D. Schultz, $. Black- burn, L. Mak, W. Knip, R. Crawford, J. Miller, S. Morin, J. Stowers, W. Stath, M. Williams, G. Schriner, S. Call, S. Pettet, ROW FOUR: J. Pullins, S. Drenth, C. Malone, M. Comer, R. Kohlha- gen, P. Myres, P. Stowers, D. Todd, F. Stath, R. Robinson, D. Schultz, M. Williams, A. Kennedy, L. Warne, D. Murphy, S. Bain, A. Chrisman. The Pep Club is the activity in school which gives the students the opportunity to express loyalty to their school and to show the pride they feel in their school. Other schools and communities often judge our school by the actions and behavior of the Pep Club; therefore, we strive to teach good sports- manship and courtesy, as well as enthusiasm that might, in a small way, spur the team on to victory. D. Webb, Treas., P. Cyphers, Pres., R. Crawford, Vice Pres., B. Webb, Sec. LUCAS HANSELL PHARMACY Rensselaer FRED'S SHOE REPAIR Rensselaer

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BASKETBALL November 20 marked the date for the crowning of the 1959-60 Basketball Queen. This year the royal position was held by Miss Anna May Kennedy of the Senior Class. Miss Kennedy, attired in a beautiful powder blue formal was escorted by Delos McClanahan, also a member of the Senior Class, The Queen was crowned by Delos, He then presented her with a beautiful white satin crown accented with lovely stones, and also a bouquet of long stemmed red roses. Her attendants received carnation corsages, to ac- cent the lovely formals which they wore, The Queen's court was as follows; Queen: Anna Kennedy. Escort: Helen Hoffman Seniors: Brenda Korth, Jack Delos McClanahan. Robert Sipkema Chrisman Juniors: Phyllis Hogle, Bill Sophomores: Ray Pierson, Rosa- Freshman: Harry Hanford, Linda Conley lita Patzschke Eckholm OSBURN TEXACO SERVICE LUCIA'S BEAUTY SHOP 25

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SPORTS A boy caught stealing second base has never been caught stealing a car. These words have been proven true many times during the past with reference to the youth of our country. It places a tremendous responsibility on a school to see that every boy has a chance to partici- pate in the sport that best suits his individual needs. Although we strive to win, winning should not be the main purpose of any athletic program. A good sports program must set up standards of scholarship, citizenship, and conduct which will carry over into adulthood. This type of pro- gram takes a great deal of money and a great deal of cooperation from a community as well as the sincere effort of the school in working with the youth of today. When this takes place, the obvious result is that it does Pay to Play.