Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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A ROARING CROWD AND A FIGHTING SPIRIT I I The team got in It huclclle, the captain lowered his head, and our spirited basketball team gathered get-up and go to Win another well-played game. Page 12 Skilled technique and lightning speed downed the opponent as 11 Kat grappler wrestled towards another victory.

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GIVING US THE BEST OF FOODS. FRIENDS. AND FUN. 'AXP' 'Q ffl at Weill Ally-E T353 Old Mr. Sun highlighed a picture of gregarious students as we congregated at our favorite meeting place before yellow school busses and hot rods whisked us home. I x Crushed in and panting for air, we fought our way to the front of the bookstore for the supplies to add to our already stuffed lockers. Page 11

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SIGNIFIED THE KOKOMO WILDCATS VVe want the Wildcats! whooped the yell group every Friday night as school spirit transformed into abounding energy. With butterliies of excitement, we waited for each game when our school's skilled players entertained us royally. We were proud of these boys' fighting spirit signified by an undefeated football squad, a spunky basketball team, plus all the other athletes' energetic ef- forts. With a great sports record for the 1957-58 season, these ambitious boys placed Kokomo high in state acclaim. Triumphantly, Fred Granson, E. J. Meissnest, Dick NVood, Russell Bergman, and Lynn Davenport rough- housed in the locker room after a victorious encounter. Kautz field echoed with our hoarse yells as we spurred our Kats on to victory during a powerful pep session. Page 13