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

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, V RW' 1-rf Q- 4 vf Q, T..-,V Mt, '- : ,I 31.3- 'Alf 11 'V - ' h- gif: Mr. Gordon Lowe is director of the band. lewel Franklin, Denise Reed, and Dolores Churchill were the baton-tWirl- ing rnajorettes Who set the pace for the band as they stepped through their intricate precision drills which brought distinction to COS as one of the few 1un1or colleges in central California to boast a marching band A special attraction at all rallies and at many other functions was the COS pep band, which did an outstanding job in stimulating school spirit, rousing student enthusiasm, helping COS root- ers to give vent to their feelings, and spurring the Giant players on to excell themselves in whatever they were un dertaking

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gall For the tirst time in its his- tory, COS this year fielded its own marching band at all home football games as Well as at several out-of-town games. The band put on a ser- ies of distinctive half- time shows and drew much acclaim MR. LOWE for its performances.

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.Aff Sl! i'i1FF3?I-Lb? ix '-Ex MISS 'ROULEAU The man who Doesn't know anything about art but knows what he likes should visit the COS art department, where students not only learn appreciation of real art values, but develop their own ability to transmit visu- al beauty lrom the world around them onto paper or Even a pine cone is a challenge. canvas. Miss Alice Rouleau and Mr. Io Russell give guid- ance in a wide variety of mediums, helping students to express themselves through art. Water color catches a scene of quiet beauty. t'