Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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MUSIC MAKES CLASSICS, SHOWS IVIEMORABLE i BCCkY Df1ViS A Camille Emerson A cappella Choir Queen Cry-slum Sweetlaefzrt NINTH GRADE CHORUS 1 Rau' 1: S. Wildman, S. Geiser, R. Shelton, C. Lee, J, Adams, S. Ormiston, L. Hall, C. Lytle, M. Car- michael, C. Hast, M. Hoffner, J. Hammond, S. Craig. Row 2: B. Wooten, L. Rankin, S. Roberts, D. Nidell, J. Pryor, N. Ashmore, S. Main, D. Farrell, S. Loving, J. Shock, M. Barkett. P. Qualls, B. Barber. T. Ryan. Ron' 3: R, Grant, M, Edwards, J. Jones, K. Favor, S. Hall, C. Wfhite, J. Jordan, I, Whittaker, K. S. Hamous, C. Jenckes. B. Birdsell. M. Fischer, A. Christenson, P. Rahill, S. La- Pointe, M. Mann. Ron' 4: J. Deming, P, Hinds, D. Spaeth, B. Spaeth, B. Selbey, J. Thomason, K. Kratina, M. Walker, Hayes, J. Ponder, R. Tomlinson, D. Ferguson, L. Tomlinson, R. Melrose, J, Savage, L. Been, L, Walker. C. Jones. CRY-SLURS - Raw 1: A. Smith, A. Marbury, R. Wood, C. Hepleer, H. Lamirand, R. Homsey, J. B. Smith, R. McConnell, M. Durfee, J. Shultz, B. Cobb, K. Knott. Row 2: A. Marbury, R. Long, K. Whelihan, D. C. Riley, C. Wendorff, E. Peak, J. Carnahan, B. James, B. Jones, A. Adams, J. Stephens, K. Tatum, K, Thomas, M, Hoffner. Row 3: J. Coughlin, C. Emerson, S. Anderson, S. Williams, S. Hayes, J, Hayes, S, Peter, M. Hayes, P. Fox, D. Baker, J. Keller, C. Barrett, B. Homsey, E. Becker, C. Jenkins, A. Erdmann. Row 4: A. Hill, J. Streef, D. Lee, P. Klein, H. Benson, Ralph Severson, S. Little, R. Severson, A. Pierce, R, Williams, L. Williams, B. Davis, J. Shock, D. Elliott, T. West, J. Childers. Row 5: P. Nance, G. Good, B. Joyce, J. Croom, J. Wilkes, G. Sayers, R. Mapes, L. Irving, J, Baxter, C. Martin, V. Gangiver, B. Estes, J. Garrett, L. Joyce, L. Palmore, Mr. John Platt. Az Piano: B. Wilson. 29

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MR, JOHN PLATT Chair Direffoa' VOCAL MUSIC GIRLS' CHORUS -- Rau' 1: Cox, Z. Wfhitten, Shultz. C. Denham, J Stettheimer, Mr, John Platt, Rau' 2: J. Wfootls, N, Kurtz, L. Inglish, L. Norton P, Jones. Rnu' 3x S. Green, N. Baber, C. Foster. J, Schell, D. Smith. Razz' -i J. Elston, B. Cobb. N. Vlfhite, S. Moore. A! jiirzzmx B. Dixson. A CAPPELLA CHOIR - Rau' 1: P, Moore, N. Eslinger, G. Brady, L. Hyda, D. Drabeck. J. Andrews, P. Hallenbeck, D. Lawson. W. Story, C, Barrett, C, Thomas, E. Coffey, P. Carter, L. Palmore. K. Young, M, XX illiams. Razz' 2: B. Davis, K, Shaditl, A Wilmoth, D. Staley, N. Agee, K, Wfineler, V. Fields, J. Fleming, P. Kamp. A. Smith, G. Hale, J. Roesler, L. Baker. K. Collins J. Mathis, J. Chambers, M, Martz. Razz' 3: R. Wood, R. Severson, J. XXfhite, V. Gangixer, L. Poster, J. Wilkes, P. Klein, N White, J, Shultz, W. Marler, D. Smith, P. Crumpler, D. Lee, M. K. Hitt, E. Peak, L. Larsen. Rim' .ix S. Little, R. Severson, S. Hayes, S. Rendell, S. Peter, M. Solomon, L. Miller, M. Hayes, H. Benson, A. Pierce. G Green, Mr. John Platt. Al piafzrw V. Graber.

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THE SHIELD LETS FOLKS Nancy Pickens Shelley Safdi Marie Hinshaw Editor Managing Editor Burinerr Manager KNOW ABOUT THE SHOW Student publications set a new high this year selling 1600 publication packets in an enrollment of 2,000. The SHIELD, published bi-weekly, is the news center of Northwest Classen activities. In its three years it has been a consistent winner of top awards in state and national judging contests. Editor, Nancy Pickens, won the Oklahoma county writing con- test sponsored by the Ford manufactures and was awarded a trip to Detroit where she competed with student journalists all over the nation in the annual Ford scholarship try. Larry Lusk is particular about the angle of his picture as he poses Bobby Prock. Page editors Carolyn Rogers, Lanita Mims, and Judy Anderson keep hard at work to make the Shield the center of school news activity. Members of the auxiliary class hopeful of landing in a berth on the Shield staff are: Diane Chapman, Galen Heneghan, Marvin Kincaid, john Mason, Janette Reeves, jan Casey, Mike McGilvrey, Mickey Coley, and Walter Kamp. ' 30