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

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qi Z., t M Moffatt's pictures, Randal A1len's pub- licity committee, the work ot editors Clement and Fiscus, and the morning S1 '11, of rl,. Qk N Rally Chairman Neil Helding and com- street parade of decorated cars. Their mittee planned a variety of events to activities gave the students frequent drum up spirit, including a downtown chances to let oft steam. broadcasts all helped publicize student activties. Few events failed to receive coverage by this group. puggcifg Working on committees is one of the many Ways in which students can feel they are a part of the life at COS, From helping to decorate for a dance to Waving a porn porn at cz rally, the latch string is out to any Sequoian who wants to share in the gratifying experi- ence of Working with his fellow students.

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M ea el' e f f in f W1 X is '+R ,ls Ken Edwards, Iohrmy Detomaso, and Ioe Iames worked constantly and successfully to exhort student enthusiasm at all COS games. Marilee Ford Esther Fierros Carol Fillmore and Karen Nelson to the unllagging COS school spirit. along with Pgonnie Estes Knot picturedl we-ice visual stimulants

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Nancy Paregien ocia ommiffee 1 if Nancy Paregien headed one of the school's hardest Working groups, in- cluding labovej Esther Fierros, Ruby Borges, Louise Yahnian, Arlene Probst, Olivia Lopez, Bob Wolff, Marilyn Win- ter, D'Veda England, Nancy Paregien, '41- lx, Freddie Knight, Ioan Kelly, Donna Kahn, and Herman Redin. Their activi- ties included the after-game dances, the Christmas and spring formals, and help with the Sequoia Scarnperg These helped make life at COS enjoyable.