Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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ctivities Sludenls lind that studies alone do nor give lhern a chance lo develop all of their lalenls and inleresls. To supply This op- porlunily, KHS offers a variely of clubs and activities for lhe enioymenl and benelil ol lhe sludenls. Every field ol endeavor from arl To science is represented by some organ- izalion. The members and Their lacully sponsors have worlced lailhlully Throughout lhe year lo rnal4e each aclivily a credil lo the school. M. Lee, B. French S. Templin, j. Keller, M. C. Arnett, Sweetheart C. Dimitt, little E. Laymun and J. Dunbar in front of Mr. G. C. Dunbar. Escorts G. Schrader, R. Siler, Trobuugh, C. Mitchell, B. Shutt, K. Isenogle. F?

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-OL Page 26 -ti' Front row: L. Horn, P. Sowers, W. Bagby, C'. Carroll, M. Denman, D. Grinstead. HWY- J- I-'f1fbaCk- M- MCCQNCL D- DsS'ff- Fourth row- R. Good, c. shim, W. Foosr, M P. Fisher, P. Hurt, P. Plummer. Holt! B' Hammer, V. Nation' S. Bean, B Second row: G. Kelly, J. Couch, P. Thomas, M. R6f15haWw R- Cafdwell- J- B0Yfl- Dill, J- MCCUOL B- Shfflk. 5- J- Rife. My Fifth row: D. Barngrover, J. Elleman, R. Keyes Huston, I. Lauderbaugh, R. Lee. M. Carlson, J. Groves, D. Young, F. Brison Third row: R. Stamps, R. Babb, R. Morr, N. D' Davis' D' Schickendantz' Wzilker, S. Lorenz, C. Pfluger, N. Grant, S. Back row: D. Flora, R. I-less, B. Woodward. BIG WHEELS AND LITTLE SPOKES Any student dissatisfied with conditions in RHS may voice his opinions through the Student Council. This representative body meets every week to alleviate the grievances of each girl and boy. Other duties of the Council, such as the Junior Red Cross drive, the pub- lication of the Lens, and the decorating of the Christmas tree, were executed efficiently this year. ln addition, the Council sponsored the Vocational lnterest Conference under the supervision of Miss Fay Cover, Director of Guidance: issued the football and basketball tickets: and held the election for the yell-lead- ers. Sub committees were formed under the sponsorship of Miss Doris Consodine, Mr. Earl Utterback. Mr. Olin lleritt, and Mr. Richard Schulz. The Council kept right in the midst of school affairs under the guidance of Mr. john P. jones, sponsor, and the officers: Richard Stamps, president: Dean Grin- stead, vice-presidentg john l,auderbaugh, secretaryg and llon Davis, treasurer. v Q