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

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1:-1 1-1 vzns rank Cotton Lynn Grayson hm Hagemeister. Standing: Iohn Cunningham, Robert Braun, Gene Darris John Alden Walter Mtzote Neil Helding Art Agar: Douglas Wilson, Claude Halstead, Alver Patterson. ' Students interested in the technical aspects ot radio and television pool their ideas and converse With hams around the World! in, Mike' and Key. Composed of student horseldack riding enthus- iasts, it is the COS Wranglers' dream some day to sponsor an intercollegiate rodeo at this college campus. OUIS equette. Standing: Charles Fiscus, Robert Dodd, Herb W , Donald Reimer Rrchard Gomes inn fl C3

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GMA J Circle K, men's honor service society at CCS, made itself invaluable to the col- lege in a host of Ways, from selling pro- grams and handling parking at the games to planning and erecting the prize-winning Christmas decoration on the front of the administration building. J4 PLL! gamma igma Q.. Y, , , A - l. , , H Representing the 'fbraln-sl! of -COSQ Alpha i amma,,Si9mr1tis. Vmadmiupr 51' It H if those gsholtlsiirigllyfi' Se- quoians' 'virhojrghavex achieved 32 grade poinfsia level which is high- er than many college's standards tor a scholastic society. However, the AGS members demonstrated dur- the year that one can be stu- dious and still have a good time, as attested by their fall semester party and their very popular German Beer Garden at the Inter-Club Car- nival. By such activities, Alpha Gam- ma Sigma helped to make scholar- ship popular as Well as desirable to COS students in general. Front: Margene Wood, Nola Rae Lewis, Diane Nellian, Kathleen Tait, lanet Loffland, Norma Huth, Kathryn Adams, Ianet Wong, Bertha Moore, Shirley Charlebois, Normagerie Case, Delphia Pierce. Back: Charles Fiscus, Richard Combs, Sharon Lander, lim McCamrnon, Martha White, Helen Zlatnik, lim Seay, Maureen Thorpe, Leonard Thompson, Lalune Weyland, Vera Heckenlaible, anor LaBar C , Norm n ' Ele ge, Gerry Mueller, Grant lark a Smith. If 1,1

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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