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

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Band FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Westerhold, Mossman, Stewart, Carnahan, Antoine, Virginia Crouch, Lovitt, Dugal, Eaves, Mr. Estes. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Crouch, Cary, Patty Mackley, Nebling, Lenz, Kropp, Yeager, Coley, Mary Mackley, Sta m, Judy Newman. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judith Smith McCreary, Pogue, Wade, Gifford, Tessereau, Benton, Kathleen Clark, Burch, Farnham. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Highley, John Ratliff, Haws, Wright, Jim Newman, Neavill, Schurter, Boyd, Connie London, George Smith, Blaine, Jerry Ratliff, Johnson, Lewis, Gary Clark, Donald Ratliff, Billy London. Leading the way for the Halloween parade, performing at basketball and football games, and playing for pep rallies have been a few of the activities entered into by that organization in our school known as the Farmington High School Band. Two special activities which were a part of the band's program were the radio program which was presented at Christmas and an assembly which was given February lOth. Under the direction of Mr. Raymond Estes, this group has been an active addition to the pep life of our school. The band has effected a new way of organization this year. Officers were elected to govern the group and special officers were appointed to care for the uniforms and other business. Private instruction was given during the students' free time. The band has made a lot of progress during the past year and looks forward to next year with much enthusiasm. The band officers as they meet to talk over the business and activities of the band. Practice makes per- fect--at least these boys hope so. This page compliments of FARMINGTON PRESS Z5

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Chorus FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carnahan, Mary Mackley, Bernadine Ratliff, Stewart, Starwalt, Burmeister, Blunt, Barbara Parker, Powell, Crites, Miller. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Moyers, Berghaus, Wells, Menge, Patsy Smith, Patsy Tessereau, McLaren, Quesnel, Byington, Betty Lou Ratliff, Shirrell, Murphy, Martha Conrad. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barwick, Patty Mackley, Larby, Sherrill, Stone, Walker, Antoinne, Mary Conrad, Umpfleet, Jenkins, Westerhold, Denman, Osher, Alma Tessereau, Kono. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Burcq Womack, Lynch, Dugal, Tanner, Betty Parker, Reed, Coley, Valle, Donna Farnham, Helen Conrad, Judith Smith, Dianna Farnham, Stroud, Foster, Wade. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Linn Yeargain, Hurst, Clark, Don Year- gain, Alexander, Eaton, Cravens, Gifford, Bollinger, Yates, McClaskey, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Schurten Sherrill, Thomure, Miller, Sands, Newman, Fraser, Volt, Meyer, Bollman, Toalson. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Brockmiller, Sutterfield, Click, Hill, Boyd, Neavill, Woods, Overall, Hibbits, Cozean, John Ratliff. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Winters, Short, Mell, Swink, Tessereau, Shoemake, Black, Brewster, Govro, Feezor, Jerry Ratliff, Franklin. Z4

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A 2 4' PEP SQUAD FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miller, Kropp, Antione, Wade, Stewart, Woods, Kiepe 3 Sherrill, Nickelson, Barwick, Menge, Nebling, Mary Mackley. SECOND ROW2 Berg- haus, Walker, Parker, Haile, Smith, Tanner, Burlbaw, Lynch, Osher, Stone, Gault, Casey, Alma Tessereau, Kono. THTHD ROW: Stroud, Wiley, Windsor, Coley, Donn V Farnham, Pogue, Lenz, Dianna Farnham, Burmeister, London, Denman, Benton, Carna 3. han, FOURTH ROW: Stoll, Boswell, Jenkins, Yeager, Hill, Patsy Tessereau, Eberhart, Valle, Williams, Quesnel, Ratliff, ohort, Hunting. CHEEH LEADERS: Patty Mackley, Stover, Sebastian, McLaren. LFT'S GlVE FIFTHEN POR THF IF? SQWAD1 Here's a hard working organization made up of the yeygiest girls in F.H.S, if you want proof of this, just walk down the apstairs hall some Tuesday aTter school when they're meeting! The Pep Squai's purpose is to spread good sportsmanship among schools and also to pub- licize the games. They do all this wi5h the many pep meetings and assemblies they plan, supporting their team at games, and of course, planning the ever popular Snake Dance. ln order to raise money for transportation to the games, the girls held a Spaghetti Supper and cleared 3137. The Knight Howlers Qthat's their namel is open to all girls in F.H.S. The club is or- ganized under a constitution and this year elected Harriet Boswell as president and Dianna Farnham as secretary. The sponsors are Miss Halter and Mr. Miller who deserve a lot of special credit for putting up with the girls on the busses. What do you say? Let's give fifteen for the Pep Squadl This page compliments of DE SPAIN MOTORS 26