Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Page 281. LENS STAFF Seated: Marilyn Guerin, Donna Walker, Sara jane Rife, Jeanne Stych, jack Boyd, Peggy Fish- er, Mafgie Henniger, Beverly Absher, Judy McCool. Standing: Capitola Hardy, Donna Wilber, Carolyn Ridnour, Suzanne john- son, Roger Keyes, Dick Cardwell, Mary jo Von- derahe, Mary Lou Holt, Bill Harwood, Lanette Lind, Howard Murphy, Mary Rosalene Shaffer, june Wenger, Clarke Imbler. HA DBOQK . . . or the Cast Our '51 drama progressed day by day and the need for a direc- tory became apparent. Several students foresaw this dilemma and after having worked all summer under the supervision of Mr. J. P. Jones, Dean of Boys, they had a guide ready for use by the new cast on the opening day. The Lens contained many of the answers to the numerous questions about their new settings, such as: What sub- jects to choose? Where in K.H.S. is room Zll? What is the dif- ference between blue, yellow and pink slips? To whom do I pay my elevator fee? The Student Council, the group responsible for this publication, chose Peggy Fisher, editor in chief, and Jack Boyd, business manager. Under their direction one can be sure these questions were all adequately answered.

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QVER EER GF 'PRUP The library, supervised by Miss Mary E. Vergin, and the high school book- store, operated by Miss Helen Hooker and Miss Grace Tompkins, supplied the cast with all the essential materials necessary for the success of the 1951 drama. To all these people an expression of gratitude is due for all their wonderful co-operation throughout the year. Top: For efficiency, the library maintains quietness at all times. Bottom: Misses Grace Tompkins and Helen Hooker smile as they help the students select the correct books in the bookstore. Page 27

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CA FRE HMEN AND OPHOMORE Perhaps the members of the cast who were the most overcome with all the thrills and great expectations of opening night were the freshmen and sophomores. The glare of the foot lights blinded them and they were mo- mentarily seized with stage fright. Before long, however, they were like seasoned troop- ers, missing not a cue. The Freshman Forum, under the guidance of Mr. joseph Powell, helped the green-horns conquer their self-consciousness and prepare themselves for the new role they would soon assume, namely that of sophomores. FRE Peggy Adams, Sharon Adams, joan Allman, Betty Arnett, Betsy Arnett, Ronnie Arnett, james Arnold, Roger Ashley. Larry Avery, Audrey Bagley, Donald Baker, Weldy Baldwin, Arthur Bassett, Glen Banner, Lucille Barkdull, janet Barker. Richard Barker, Thomas Barker, lan- ice Barkley, Pliilip Barkley, Jerry Bar- low, Emmett Barnett, Arthur Bassett, James Beals. The sophomores, on the other hand, ex- hibited their steadily increasing readiness for their new roles as they succeeded in acquiring recognized leadership in such activities as the Boys' Legion Board of Directors and the Girls' League Council. Chuck Grace, Robert Far- mer, Eddie Hollander, Susan Kaegi, and Ann Zimmerer represented them respectively and helped set the pace for the freshmen represen- tatives, Bill Grant, Gene Miller, Tod Maddock, janet Frazer, and Sharon Frazer. Together these two classes contributed their share of abilities to make this production one of the best. Page 29