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Page 124 THE EFFICIENT MONITOR CAPTAINS Back wow: J Qarver, C. Flora, D. Yerigan, C. Wilson, J. Hoffman, B. Bohannon. Front iow: D. Maudlin, R. Francais, R. Clestcr. Many couples enjoyed the dancing and decorations at the Second Annual Autumn Prom.
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EPTEMBER 10 . . . SEASQN OPENER THE SPCDRTING SEASCN GOT ITS SENDOEE AS THE WILDCATS TAMED PERU, 13 to O ' Hard work and faithful training paid dividends to the '48 Kat football squad in a season which was describ- ed by head football mentor Tubby Trobaugh as the best team Kokomo has had since the undefeated season of 1939. The Kats chose as their captain hard-play- ing Monk Murphy, who was later elected all-state guard. Coach Trobaugh, with the aid of assistant coaches Tuffy Laymon and Bud Overton, welded thc '48 Kat squad into a powerful, unrelenting unit of football machinery. ln the opening game of the season Kokomo romped over Peru, 13 to 0, with the team sparked by the spec- tacular running of Benny Kendall and Rut Siler and the slashing defense of the Kat forward wall, which allowed Peru only 59 net yards from scrimmage. fFootball story continued on page 21.3 Tubby and Monk hatched trouble for opponents. P880 18
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-Z4-.-...--,..,., I i i THE LENS ANSWERS THE STUDENTS, QUESTIONS The Student Council published the informative hand- book called the 1.0113 with joe Vandenbosch as editor and Mark Urmsby as business manager. And when they say it's informative, they arcn't lciddinl, brother. lfuder the able supervision of Mr. l'aul jones, the 1.61113 staff tossed a clue on every phase of school life about which one had the slightest doubt. They told of such things as the moni- tors, who served a useful purpose in directing' strangers tand even some of us stupid students that forgot the school exit didu't lead to Dean Jones' officel tothe different parts of the building. Another phase of school life told about in the l-v11.r is our school dances, such as the Autum l'ro:n. which was sponsored by the Girls' League and directed this year by co-chairmen Sharlotte Small and lilizabeth Sullivan. .Xfter liurly and Kutie had read the Lum, they had no questions about the innerworlcings of K. H. S. Lens Staff-Back row: D. Button, B. Sablotne, B. Lawson, Hall, WI. Van- denbosch, M, Raylcs, B. Pickering, Marla Ormsby. Front row: P. Aspy, B. Dutton, J. Hum- bcrt, Mary Ornisby, B. Myers, and M. Thomas. I Page 15
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