Farmington High School - Knights in Review Yearbook (Farmington, MO)

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FIFTEEN FOR THE TEAM BOB BURNETTE PRACTICING Qi? 5331 dHQp X THE REFEREE EXPLAINS PEP SQUAD GIVES ENCOURAGEMENT Dear Diary, Oh, I'm so tired! I hated to come back to school after the holidays. Now instead of getting up at nine, I have to get up at 6:L5 to get ready for school. --And my homework has been terrific! It seems as though I can't keep up with every- thing. We had a basketball game last night and won both games. Everyone is proud of our team this year. They always play a good game. The pep squad really supported them even though it was an out-of-town game. I'm looking forward to the tournaments - they're always so exciting! We have the region- al tournament in Farmington this year, so I can go every night - don't have to worry about finding a way. I hate to see the basketball season end, but then there's track. We always make a pretty good showing in track--maybe we'll win a trophy this year. I have to study for a test, write a paper, and read a book so I'd better get busy. The semester is almost finished so we're having tests in almost every class. Oh, how I hate tests!! Why couldn't we have school without them? This first semester has seemed short, and I suppose next semester will go even faster with track, the senior trip, and graduation. And, as always, when it's all over, I'll look back over the year and say - Gee, it's been fun! RICHARD KONO IN TRAINING THE A TEAM AND THE CHEERLEADERS WAITING TO GET INTO TH GAM This page compliments of CITY DRUG STORE 14

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STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST RO , LEFT TO RIGHT: Walker, Womack, Stover, Osher, Eberhart. SECOND OW: Yeargain, Richard Kono, Brockmiller, Cozean, Alexander, Andy Kono. Not pictured: Freshmen members - Barbara Burmeister, Joan Larby, and Danny Giessing. Sponsors - Miss Lindsey and Miss Corken. The Student Council has been very active this year in both school and community. The most publicized project was the Planned Progress Program sponsored by the Union Electric Company. The plans from this project are to be carried out by the community in the future and the Council sincerely hopes that it will be successful. The Student Council does many Nbehind-the-scenen things that most students don't know about. Of course they know that it gives a Christmas Dance, sponsors Christmas decorating, helps make rules, etc. but they don't know the many seemingly small things that are accomplished. The Student Council is just what the name implies - a group of students, representing their classes, who work for the betterment of the school. Just one of the many sessions to work on the Planned Progress Pro - gram. nTubN Yeargain, Richard Kono, Danny Giessing, Carole Eberhart, and Chuck Cozean hard at work. W 16