Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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1 'Hgq AN If fewer girls are having doors slammed in their faces, they can thank the Sir XYalter Raleigh Club. These fifty courteous Joes with Miss Doris Consodine, their sponsor, have supplied the addresses in their Redbookq it's up to us to supply the courtesy. ln a plan to make the school art conscious. the Palette Club under their sponsor Miss Mc- Kinley has removed all dated posters and changed the exhibits in the showcase. Although there has been no general rush for paintboxes. the club has pointed our attention to art in HHS. Kl-IS has not only gentlemen and artists but also actors. The Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Nelda Showalter, includes forty-five stage- struck students, who not only put on a three-act play but also a couple of short ones. Life with Bobby Sox, directed by Mary Helen Shockley about the trials of the younger set was a typical Dramatic Club one-act play. CLUB LIFE IS COURTEOUS Back Row: Dave Maudlin, Bob Williams, Milton X5Uood, Mauri Sleeth. Fourth Row: Miss Doris Consodine, Tom Lantz, Max Smeltzer, Corwin Huston, Ralph Kulovv, Bob Pick- ering. Third Row: Harry Webb, Torn Golightly, Don Craig, Bill Lawhend, Ray Davis, Jack Croddy, Roland Ahlbrand, joe Vandenbosch, Paul Morrow, Bill Gloye. Second Row: Ioe Lear, Glen Stockdale, Bob Arnold. Mark Garrison, jim Garrett, Bob Soblotne. Front Row: jim Stavropulos, Glenn Storer, Bob Swing, Dick Murphy, Bill Fox, Mark Ormsby, Everett Pu:- ney, Q F555 SIR W LTER RALEIGHS y '4e98

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MONITOR CAPTAINS REST AFTER A DAY'S LABOR Left to Right: Doris Hegwood, Davis Maudlin, -lack Croddy, Carol Flo a, Clarence Rosselot, Richard Francais. Assistant Mnnitnr Captains dese.ve to be in picture too. Since theyre not we'll at least give you their names: Dick Clester, Virginia Pierce, Ray Davis, Deloris Miller, Rowene I-Iigbee, Bill Mills, Betty Parkey. lil-IS certainly picked some grade-A students to represent us in the l urdue Legislature. Senator Mark Garrison and Representative Grace Tompkins were each chosen as one of ten outstanding members of his re- spective house. Miss lfarlow's training has given them a better than aver- age chalice of growing up to be l'resirlent. PURDUE LEGISLATORS LEARNED RULES OF GOOD GOVERNMENT Second Row: Bob Sablotne, Mark Garrison, Grace Tompkins, jim Mvers, jack Croddv. First Row: jean jones, Marilyn Christie, Anna janet Cain, Emily NX'ise, Miss Lilith Farlow 'Pane 97

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A i ' NQ'5FKf-PN PALETTE CLUB Ol FICFRS XX ORK ON POSTERS L it to Ilglt ein Innes Bvb Boyd lclx Clulda Rrwsumgrry YXf'1sc, and Delbert Calloway, ARTISTIC and DRAMATIC lxl-IS THESPIANS REX EAL TALENT Blclx Rpm cm oncx um lxrlner Hxnnne Cry OI Ywunlu, Carolyn Tudor, Nancy Hill. Many Helm Bubur Fretz IoCcn1 Bangs N may Eluln dt Dru Slwcklcy, Iwycc NX illiumson, Pam hlrmrc, Suzannr Ncrtt Matlock, Slmrlutte Small. F nt Rnvr: Icnnine Slrccrxx, Cunnic lXlCC1ml, Gmc: Tumplilns. sccrctrlryg M.1rilyn Moran, x'iCc-prmidcntg Curwin l-Iumton, prcsirlcntqg Misb Ncldd Slwwglltcr, .rdvixcrg M.1rjo.ic Arnett. trczlsurcrg Marjuric Clllldyl Marilyn Schlemmer. L Pa: '59