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

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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.

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zkfkaw tgwx my Dominating a large part of the se- mester's activity was the feverish planning and preparation for the op- eretta, one phase of which was a gigantic 40-foot lighted sign which glittered atop the administration building. However, the Inter-Club Carnival drew its share of attention, the Valentine Dance and the Spring Formal were social season high- lights, a number of interesting as- sembly programs were presented, the annual Sadie Hawkins Day pro- vided many laughs, Open House in May brought several hundred high school seniors to the campus, and commencement exercises brought an eventful year to a triumphant conclusion. , f IU QT