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

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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

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Football y y f W' c A me ., FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hahn, Jim Nickelson, Pigg, McClaskey, Ward Overall, Straughan, Whitener, Yates, Blaine, Bickus, Kono, Douglas, Newman. SECOND ROW: Brewster, Toalson, Burnette, Short, Gifford, Kassabaum, Boyd, Winters, Click, Chapman, Belken, Wilson Overall, Mr. Lingle. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schuster, Swink, Shoemake, Mell, Hibbits, Bob Zieba, Neavill, Bill Zieba, Cozean, Stam, Thurman, Stone, Burmeister, Smith, Bequette, Hamel, Ed Nickelson, Mayberry, Thompson. In the game of football, the Knights again proved to be outstanding. Maybe not in the won and lost column, but on the field our team played hard and clean and spread the fine sportsmanship reputation of F. H. S. one step further. Each game was played with the fullest ability each member could exert. Coaches Lingle and Schuster not only found the weaknesses of this year's team, as a method of improving those of the future, but gave that added game play to many young stars of tomorrow. Much praise should go to: the graduating players of this year for the good foot- ball they demonstrated before the local fans and followers, the coaches who worked so hard to condition and secure the best athletes to perform, and you, the supporters, backbone of all high school activities. Here's wishing next year's squad the greatest of success and thanks to the men who carried the black and gold to the gridiron last season. This page compliments of KLEIN PHARMACY Z8