Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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The sophomores put a lot of work into the Black Cat Ball. Jo Ellen Darling and Dennis Rupert receive first place for having the best costumes. WW SLEEPY HOLLOW The annual Black Cat Ball was sponsored by the soph- omore class this year. Decorations helped set the stage of a Halloween atmosphere making the dance success- ful. The theme Sleepy Hollow was completed as the stage was decorated like a red barn and a witch hung in the middle of the room over her brewing pot. Eddie Jones and Jo Ellen Darling were crowned Pumpkin Prince and Princess. Also receiving an award for the best costumes are Cindy Brown and Keith Wilder. M i A t

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POWDERPUFF GAMES OPEN HOMECOMING The Powder Puff games were very exciting. The se- niors and sophomores fought their way to victory. Later in that special week of Homecoming the Titan fans participated in the Homecoming caravan and bonfire. These events brought out large crowds and the Homecoming win over Frankton ended the week in a victorious uproar. The seniors and sophomores demonstrate their football strategy. The senior cheerleaders show their athletic ability. The Tijauna Trash entertained at Powderpuff half time.

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ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT PREVIEWS PROGRAM The clowns proved lo be one of the main attractions Faculty cheerleaders show their spirit with a smile. Entertainment Night was a fun-filled evening as basketball games from tbe fiftli grade teams to tbe var- sity were played. Members of tbe GAA gymnastics team entertained tbe fans by displaying tbeir great skill tbey acquired through long hours of practice. The gymnastics team ' s performance was also highlighted by their clowns. Later tbe Ti Hy ' s, Taylor ' s drill team, made their first appearance of the year. Jeni David demonstrates her skill on the unevens.