College of the Sequoias - Koh Kyo Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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lift .gzlnedfef milf? The fall semester Was a medley of activity, only a fraction of which is shown on these pages, Students bat- tled the hours-long registration lines, then dashed madly to the classes they had registered for, cheered wildly at football games, met some of their foreign students at the UN assembly, relaxed on the benches in the arcade, listened cautiously to Marine recruiters, got goose pimples at Rope, played host to visiting high school journalists, had a ball at the Giant Iamboree, raised money to fight TB at a benefit dance, followed the Giants to the Olive Bowl game, got acquainted at an AWS tea, swung their partners at the Iunior Class square dance, cheered wildly at basketball games, shivered and cheered at a bonfire-less bonfire rally, and crowded the music room to listen in on tryouts for Show Boat. Not pictured here, but also prominent in the semester's activi- ties, were the lnternational Relations Club regional conference at COS, an IRC party, the College Y pot luck, WAA party, AWS Christmas lunch- eon, the Christmas Stairway to the Stars formal, the AWS Snow Ball, and, oh yes, semester finals. 94 riff, A A1

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2C0l'l el'l'le5tel Qwfer The spring semester brought no letup in the fast pace of COS student activi- ties. Baseball, track, and tennis took over the sports spotlight from football and basketball, the Sequoia Scamper replaced the fall Giant Iarnboree, but student enthusiasm for such pastimes as rallies, singing, and dancing re- Inained.