Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Our Guys and Dolls soon lound lhal school meanl more lhan iusl lessons. Aclivi- lies began lo lorm an imporlanf parl ol our high school career. From lhe opening ol school in Seplem- ber, 'lil rhe lasl ol lhe second semesler, when spring lever began lo lake ils loll, everyone lound himsell caughl in lhe whirl ol aclivilies. For many ol us, school no long- er was over al lhree-lhirly. Evenls. such as plays. school publicalions, and club meel- ings, loepl us busy long aller school was ollicially over. Our parenls soon learned lo expecl our lale arrival from school. and lre- guenlly supper had lo be warmed-up. Aclivilies were lols ol lun. Bul, more imporlanl lhan lhis, lhey broughl sludenls and leachers closer logelher, and lhey de- veloped qualilies ol leadership, responsi- bilily, and regard lor olhers. g25

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THE CHOIR PERFORMED FOR THE Do-re-mi-fa . . , And they're off on another busy season of concerts. Yes, the KHS Choir, under the capable direction of Miss lXlary A. lfausset, once more Filled the halls with its vocal renditions while the teachers struggled onward trying to teach through the daily rehearsals. This group of aspiring 'KCarusos and TraubelsH gave the tirst of thirty performances early in the fall. Throughout the school year, they kept the various organizations of the community wellesupplied with entertainment. One of the things that always stands out in the minds of li HS students about Christmas is the lovely choral presentations given by none other than our own Choir. At the annual Christmas concert this year, the candle-lighted proces- sional preceded by the jubilant fanfare gave an impressive atmosphere to the entire concert. Both young and old alike sat and enjoyed the clever interpretation of Hlingle Bells and the rendition of The Night Before Christmasf' First Rowe-tleft to rightjz Suzette Vandenbosch, Sallie Alexander, Patsy Murray, Shirley Goebel, Joy Cross, janet Pearson, Anne Claire Somers, Martha Walker, Joyce Beecher, Verda Minor, Marjorie Heninger, Roberta Rich- ards, Ramona Irby, joyce Beck, and Miss Mary A. Fausset. Second Row4tleft to rightjz Bernadette Vandenbosch, Nancy Bohannon, Ann Zimmerer, Marlene Frye, Roberta Richey, Nancy Cain, Sue Sleeth, Sue Edwards, Sue Carroll, Barbara Beck, Mary Ellen Ehrman, Peggy Sutherland, Marjorie Snyder. Third RowAtleft to rightjz jack Thompson, Tom Frees man, Ronnie Clark, Don Rowney, Franklin Weaver, Carl Grinsteud, Bill Renshaw, Melvin Sapp, John Hoffman, Charles Nay, Charles Johns, Janice Webb. Fourth Row-fleft to rightjz Ken Toye, Phil Thatcher, junior Phipps, Jack Storer, Don Best, Guy Tillet, Tom Driver, Fred Adams, Phil High, Carl Wagoner, David Beatty, jack Elleman. Page 26