Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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LENS GAVE FACTS ON KHS Us 147418 fa OKI-IS X X X TY Q A 1, I . ,I4 . Q I . Q' 5.13 W-.'. ig' lx ?if is 5 Wy C- f W M- .5 f . ---. wwf? 6147,-, Lose your algebra book? lforget to bring an absence excuse? Tired of asking where Mr. Trobaughs room is? Dont hang up your cue. Grab your Luis and get a little information on your troubles. After all, the Student Council chose Editor Corwin Huston and Business Man- ager Mark Garrison to raise your school I. Q., a Herculean task if there ever was one. Their adviser. Miss Dorothy Thornburgh. stayed close at hand to keep the number of confused freshies at 2-1 minimum. Tn focus- ing our attentions on the inner workings of KHS. the Lens was a huge success. THE LENS STAFF INFORMS FRESHMEN OF LIFE IN KHS Back Row: Bob Pickering, Max Smeltzer, Mark Garrison, Marjorie Arnett, Miss Dorothy Thornburgh, Ron Trimble, Don Button. First Row: Corwin Huston, Nance Fridlin, Jean jones. l l l Pnixi- 100

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A i ' NQ'5FKf-PN PALETTE CLUB Ol FICFRS XX ORK ON POSTERS L it to Ilglt ein Innes Bvb Boyd lclx Clulda Rrwsumgrry YXf'1sc, and Delbert Calloway, ARTISTIC and DRAMATIC lxl-IS THESPIANS REX EAL TALENT Blclx Rpm cm oncx um lxrlner Hxnnne Cry OI Ywunlu, Carolyn Tudor, Nancy Hill. Many Helm Bubur Fretz IoCcn1 Bangs N may Eluln dt Dru Slwcklcy, Iwycc NX illiumson, Pam hlrmrc, Suzannr Ncrtt Matlock, Slmrlutte Small. F nt Rnvr: Icnnine Slrccrxx, Cunnic lXlCC1ml, Gmc: Tumplilns. sccrctrlryg M.1rilyn Moran, x'iCc-prmidcntg Curwin l-Iumton, prcsirlcntqg Misb Ncldd Slwwglltcr, .rdvixcrg M.1rjo.ic Arnett. trczlsurcrg Marjuric Clllldyl Marilyn Schlemmer. L Pa: '59

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WHILE CHOIR PUT THEM TO SONG Of all the facts in HHS the choir is interested in only eight. The first is D0 and the last is Do, However, the big fact is the choir's ability to transform the eight notes of the scale into melody, harmony, and counterpoint. Accompanied by Rosemary Adams, the choir presented its annual Christ- mas program. pepped up the Hullabaloo, gave a Spring' Concert, and threxv a few extra notes to various civic clubs. They then travelerl to Peru in zi Four-City Festival. Our compliments to Miss Eausset for her ability to molfl a fine choir each year. lf Music soothes the savage breast. HHS is a highly civilized institution. THE CHOIR REHEARSES EOR THE STATE CONTEST Back Row: Don Button, Jerry Anderson, Bob Williainis, Barbara Dutton, Marilyn Overholser, Martha Thom- Jack Fretz, jerry Alexander, Paul Morrow, Mauri as, XY'anita Cage, Carolyn Overholser. Sleeth, Bob Peeler, Stanley Lamb, Bill Parrish, John Nolte, Charles Harmon. Te:-nd Row: Rosemary Adams, Mary Catherine Carter, Nancy Hill, AIe.ry Huinbert, Carolyn Tudor, -loan Erve, Timmy Myers, Clarabelle Holman, Peggy King, Miss Mary A. Eausset. fourth Row: Bob Pickering, jerry Ballantine, George Thompson, Everett Putney, Franklin Jackson, Bill Wfinkle, Robert Frank, Jack Overton, Bob Peilz . , , ' ,' ' . ,. f I ',1 Danni M'Utm'D'u1d Dmnkudtcr' Edwin Hlimt' Sitting: Mona Lee Martin, Jeannine Shera, Charlene Third Row: Nancy Carothers. Virginia Rodgers, Bar- Andrews. Sharlotte Small, Carol Hawk, Loisanne bara Rhorer, Pat Lang, Patsy Aspy, Nancy Roll. Barker, Margot Maddox. Page