Kennett High School - Indian Yearbook (Kennett, MO)

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4? ,,,...n-will KHS Band And Its Twirlers One of our largest organizations is the KHS Band. There are fourteen seniors, sixteen juniors twenty-six sophomores and twenty freshmen or a total of seventy-six members Any afternoon in the fall they may be seen practicing just as diligently as the football boys for the marching band is on hand for every home game lending enthusiasm from the sidelines and performing its routines at half time. This year the marching band made its first out-of-town ap pearance when KHS and Portageville tangled in their annual tussle of football Other activities participated in this year were the Jackson Marching Festival Blytheville Cotton Picking Contest, Kennett's Fall Festival and the Christmas Parades The Christmas concert showed the more serious side of the group. Spring activities include the spring concert, the band contest in Cape and the trek to Memphis to partiicpate in the Cotton Carnival. OFFICERS FOR 1957-'58 President .............. Tim Pearman Vice-President' . . . lim McComb Secretary. . . . . . Liane Pearman Reporter. . . . . Sandra Merguie Director . . . . Mr. John McMullen

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The Library Club This orgamzatlon of some thu'ty members lS open to both boys and g1rls Not too many boys as you may observe, avall themselves of th1s opporturuty Members assist at the crrculatlon desk learn to catalog books help repalr books and are taught to a1d other students ln the use of the hbrary Meetlngs are held tw1ce a month, at whlch t1me, ass1gnments of duty are made and hbrary problems ln general are dlscussed OFFICERS Presldent lame I-Iulett V1ce Presldent Tommle Roden Secretary 'I'reasurer Ruth Ann Rorlng Reporter Margaret Rogers Sponsor Mrs Ina Gabler . , . I I . I I ' 3 , fl, t Ns... I . r 7 : 1 , f K y I .LX f . 1 ' . . . . - 0 D O I 0 1 O O O I . . . . . . . .