Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Page SARGASSO PRESERVED KHS IN PRINT AND PICTURES SARGASSO BOARD PLAN LAYOUT OF DIQMMY Left to right: Charles Rose, Barbara Rhorer, jack Fretz, Loisanne Barker, Bill Dufenclach. At this point it is generally customary to give ourselves a pat on the back. However, our backs are just recovering from the terrific load imposed on them by our advisers, Miss Elizabeth l-landley and Mr. George C. Dunbar. It is hard to believe that our slick new book was once a jirmble of unidentified photographs and unreadable copy. To cone vert an idea into an annual took work, work which all the staffs participated in. Speaking of staffs we had a slightly different set-up this year. liditor and business manager were merged into a board of five, with each member' having charge of a certain department. lf one of three groups broke down, the annual would break down, which kept us busy repairing leaks in the Sargasso structure. In order that the finished product can be more fully ap- preciated we'll give you a sketch of the various assembly lines. lfirst of all, the Sargasso collectors had to line up subscribers, for no yearbook can exist without a bankbook. Then the flash- bulhs of Mr. Adams started popping, and we were knee deep in pictures, lgood ones, too.l To keep the book out of the illiterate class, stories had to be written and pictures identified. Taking all the facts into consideration, we can only hope that, with the aid of the '-IS Sargasso, KHS will be remembered a little better in '63, 1I2 SARGASSO BOARD Loisanne Barker, Bill Dufendach, jack Fretz. Barbara Rhorer, Charles Rose. BUSINESS STAFF Marjorie Arnett, jack Childs. Nance Fricllin, Bob Peeler, Elva Shields. Peggy Skoglancl, Mable Brown, Nancy Carothers, Mary Helen Clark, Mary Lou Crowder, Barbara Deisch, Pat Denman, Betty Early- wine, Jack Ellis, Beverly Ferriday, Ramona Flora, Nancy Gruber, Pat Hammer, Doris Hegwoocl, Mary Ann I-Iodson, Doris jones, jean jones, 'Ioan Kraner, Ralph Kulow, Dick Linn, Betty Minor, Susannah Mitchell, Shirley Nicholson, Ersilia Pas- quali, Barbara Pitman, Phyllis Robertson, lack Smith, Paul Smith, Sharon Sorrell, Barbara Sumpter, Grace Tompkins. Ann Tull, Barbara Walker, Glenna Wfeaver. EDITORIAL STAFF Marilyn Bobbitt, Sha on Damon, Ray Davis, Rosemary Densborn, Suzanne Kil- cline, jerry Land, John Lindquist, Mad- eline Pendergrass, Clarence Rosselot, Marilyn Ruddell, Carl Siktberg, jack Warrner, Milton W ood, Roland Ahlbrand, Phil Braskett, George Calhoon, Delbert Calloway, Mary C. Carter, Lu Nell Davis, Ramona Flora, Tom Golightly, Bill Gloye, Sharon Hendrix, -Io Ann johnson, joe johnson, Josephine Kinney, -loanne Kil- cline, Paul Lynch, -lenice Pickeing. Mari- lyn Rafferty, Cynthia Reynolds, Suzanne Reith, Lavern Root. Marjorie Rousch, Donn Sparks, Glenn Storer. Mary .Iii Stych, Carolyn XY'ilson.

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OOPS! ALMOST l Page 114 FORGOT A FEW THINGS Did you know that the school carves your name on its Honor Plaque at its own expense . . . if you're good enough? 'William Bugher, Barbara Irby, Dolores -Tohnson. and Tom Roseberry are the most recent additions to this brain group. It is generally conceded that the si'mplest way to con- vert an F student into an A student is to show him a film. If all the films shown in KHS from September to May were unrolled, they would extend 300 miles toward Holly- wood. Have you ever noticed our vanish-ing steps? .Xt one time or another you must have observed this erosion. for your feet have been responsible. Qur calculations reveal that the steps have lost l.lZS inches since the beginning of lxl-lb. RHS is fortunate to include a group of boys xvlio are intensely interested in Henry Hudson's ancient game of nineepins twith a few alterationsl. Modern bowling re- quires coordination, rhytlun. and ability to roll the ball clown the alley.