Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Miss Retha W, I-lulet, Girls' Miss Inez Ellis, Testing Counselor Mr. George W. Brucher, Boys' Mr. A. A. johnson, Freshman Counselor Counselor Evidence that guidance given by Northwest Clas- sen counselors is trustworthy is proved by the ever mounting successes enjoyed by NWC graduates. Getting acquainted with more than 600 incoming freshmen this year, while keeping in touch with records and relationships of the other classmen, was a task demanding unending vigilance and devotion. Enrichment of life through happy school experi- ences and adjustment demands keen observation and understanding on the part of counselors. This aided by capable judgment and jurisdiction makes our counseling program outstanding. Orientation Day is filled with surprises for fres ig-600 strong. They say, It breaks the ice. P

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PHIL HOWELL Student-body Prefident GREETINGS From the very beginning it was evident that the fourth year of Northwest Classen would be one to remember. The day the doors were opened in September and throughout the school year, school loyalty and spirit of the highest type were displayed. Students supported projects of the school, attended sports events, and helped the school reach the top in many drives. It is inspiring to observe a student body that eagerly enters into all school activities. It is this attitude of the students together with the help of our outstanding faculty, that makes Northwest Classen the finest of schools. Our high school has come a long way from its beginning. Seniors can look back with pride on their high school years. It is now up to you, the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, to advance the fine school spirit and uphold the high traditions of Northwest Classen. Best wishes to all of you, always. PHIL HOWELL THE STUDENT COUNCIL CO-ORDINATES ' f I x 4 if 321 lr JERRY MONTGOMERY KATHY RILEY BUZZ MCDONALD Viff-Pfwiffefll S 6'H'6lL1I' y Treafzzrer