Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Eighth graders make up stage crew Ruth Shackelford, Shirley Shelby, David Shelton, Lin- ette Shock, Mark Shotwell, Jerry Siburt, Chiquita Sin- nett, Brian Snider, Scott Snyder Karen Spicer, Eva Strange, Christy Stavropulos, J im Struckman, Phil Sullivan, Richard Surrisi, Roger Swin- ehart, Penny Taylor, Terry Teal Patty Tebbe, Martin Thompson, Rudy Trine, Marlene Tyler, Linda Tyree, ' Karen Underwood, Karen Wade, Ken Wade, Connie Waldman Chris Walter, Gib Watts, Teresa Weeks, Brad White, Pam White, Cathy Wilder, Charlene Williams, Danny Williams, Cindy Wilson Shirley Wilson, Bob Win- nick, Jeff Wittig David Woodward, Julie Wood- ward, James Wooley, Steve Wysong a — Leading the yell of Two Bits Cindy Wilson leaps with spirit, b — Coach Bill Harmeyer gives a pep talk to the Junior High student body to boost enthusiasm.

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1 1 Tony Gregory, Larry Griffin, Gail Grimes, Kim Hale, Karen Harness Brad Harrell, Marvin Harrison, Ralph Hatt, Rita Hatt, Lynn Haus Sara Lynn, a member of the stage crew for the play Arms and the Man, adds a few finishing touches. Beth Jennings, Diana Johnson, Steve Johnson, Warren Johnson, Debra Kanable, Danny Keating, Chris Keel, Wayne Keller, Mike Kelser Jim Kepner, Dona King, Don Lamb, Linda Langley, Denise Lee, Andrea Little, Teresa Lohrman, Jerral Long, Alan Lutz Sara Lynn, Melinda Ma- honey, Pam Manning, Brian Maple, Rex Marshall, Tim Martin, Reta McCartney, Neil McGuire, Robert Meadors Damita Meyers, Mitchell Mittower, Cathy Moorcroft, Jim Moore, Wayne Morris, James Mumford, Steve Murphy, Bob Mussial, Cindy Nance Randy Nixon, John Nor- wich, Max Nutter, Ron Owsley, Carroll Parker, Jeff Parkison, Teresa Pelgen, Loyd Pethoud, Beth Pizarick Teresa Poe, Jeff Raber, Brent Renfro, Rick Richards, Monica Richards, Greg Riley, Rick Ripberger, Donna Robins, Dale Ro- bertson Lucinda Rodkey, Beverly Rud, Rebecca St. Clair, Dale Samuels, Fred Saunders, Ruth Schreck, Jerry Scott, Tom Scott, Sharon Sellers

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Seventh grade is a difficult year at school as it means being the youngest students in the whole school. However, this years class did manage to overcome many difficulties, including those first few confusing days at the begin- ning of school. The class of ' 76 also proved it- self in both academics and sports. During pep sessions, the sev- enth graders very often showed the most spirit as they were one of the loudest groups to partici- pate. Class of ' 76 reaches Jr. High a — Class sponsors are Mr. Cook and Mr. Rockey. b — Several seventh grade students participated in the ]r. High Choir, c — Taking advantage of a snowy day, these Jr. High students make a huge snowman. iSjj ' ■ ' ■ ' '