Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Language clubs boost foreign exchange fund This year the Spanish and French Clubs gave their support to members of the Taylor Student Body. By donating much of their club funds they helped make several dreams come true by helping send students to Europe and South America as Foreign Exchange Students. The French Club ended the year with a field trip to Francis Park at Logansport. The Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Fosmire had several parties throughout the year. SPANISH CLUB: Row 1 — D. Holt, P. Keller, J. Shirley, L. Wooley, Mrs. Fosmire. Row 2 — L. Daily, M. Porter, C. Lee, C. Webb, ). Bogue, D. Tyler, S. Wooley, M. Drago. Row 3 — T. Free, C. McCoy, L. Jaques, D. Wilkins, M. Pyke, N. Bowen, J. Sellers, T. Sibert. Row 4 — m. Simpson, B. Barrett, M. Altman, S. Serowik, N. Cardwell, K. Buckholz, P. Pelgin, R. Brenton. Row 5 — S. Owen, C. Wolf, K. Myers, V. Johnston, R. Pearson, K. Edwards, S. Martelli, C. Townsend. FRENCH CLUB: Row 1 — Mr. Clark, P. Pochon, S. Grant, V. Taylor, J. Lynch. Row 2 — V. Hart, B. Pointer, ). Pochon, J. Ruddle, L. Surrisi, F. Clarner, K. Lynch, N. Belle, ). Mowrey. Row 3 — T. Shanks, M. Schreck, V. Wiezbenski, J. De Lancy, D. Pardonnet, P. Kennell, T. Maugans, M. England. Row 4 — K. Akers, K. Hoyer, K. Davis, ). Eades, ). Wood, Z. Wells, W. Holm. Row 5 — M. Pochon, D. Davis, C. McMullen, K. Clark, S. Wilson, S. Howell.

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Service organizations combine work and fun Tri-Hi-Y: Row 1— K. Kirk, M. Davidson, N. Bosworth, K. Barber, L. Johnston, J. Bradly, C. Stout, D. Cray. Row 2 — Mrs. Deason, D. Rhodes, B. Woods, D. Arm- field, T. Oagle, D. Woodward, C. Moody, D. Coy. Row 3 — J. Ciannakos, K. Hinton, K. Bliss, D. Monroe, K. Fakes, T. Hall, H. Hart. Sponsored by Mrs. Sue Deason, the girls of Tri-Hi-Y hosted a Halloween party for underprivi- leged children. The club also visited an old folks home. They made stuffed animals and do- nated them to the Neighborhood House. Several overnight parties were staged at the Y. The final event was the End of the Year party which included bowling and an all night party. Going door to door to collect canned goods for the needy was one of the service projects that challenged the Boy ' s Hi-Y group in 1970-71. Out of deep and sincere con- cern of the poor of Kokomo, the Hi-Y also sold candy and used all the profits to send needy children to camp. Hi-Y also enjoyed a season of swimming and playing basketball. These teens also had fun at their annual Overnight Membership Drive held to encourage new members and to promote fellow- ship in the group. Hi-Y: Row 1— J. Walsh, D. St. Clair, R. Ogborn, S. Walsh, P. England, S. Eacon, D. Parker, R. Cunningham. Row 2 — Mr. Rockey, K. Wilder, R. Troxell, J. Lawless, M. Woodward.

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FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA: Row 1— Mrs. Wesner, J. Martin, S. Stavropulas, K. Fakes, J. Jones, D. Richards, M. Adams, P. Jackson. Row 2 — P. Morris, S. Serowik, P. Dunn, T. Frew, C. Wilmoth, J. Mowry, D. Cifford. Clubs promote future careers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Row 1 — Miss Lowery, D. Stafford, J. Jaques, J. Jones, K. Moles, Miss Evans. Row 2 — L. Nelson, M. Evans, S. Ericson, B. Davey, V. Williams, D. Seal, L. Hartsfield. Row 3 — N. Cardwell, A. Seal, N. Baker, C. Brock. The Future Secretaries was a very active club with its educa- tional field trips, movies, and guest speakers. The club also had several successful parties. Senior Carol Wilmoth proved to be a very active member and a true asset to the club by winning several honors and secretarial contests. Carol was also offered a chance for a scholarship. This year the Future Home- makers of America sponsored by Miss Lowery and Miss Evans provided fun and extra-curricular learning for the 15 girls involved.