Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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'KRank 101, number 107-Get in line!', Band members often heard similar commands when Mr. Dan- iels was teaching them a new half- time show. It wasn't easy keeping in step, remembering what yard line you were on, watching the drum ma- jorette, and playing an instrument at the same time, but the Taylor High School Marching Band did all this at six football games in the fall. After football season, the band worked on music for fish fries, 'the Christmas convo, and a spring con- cert at Havens Auditorium. They leamed rock songs like Joy to the World,', novelty songs like Can Can,', and more sophisticated music like The Marriage of F igarof' Band, choir, urockv Ta lor Q Q S Q 12 2 5 i a b HIGH SCHOOL BAND: fFront Rowj P. Kellar, D. Clark, M. jen nings, Shirley, C. Buchholz, M. Bell, Moore, R. Dugan, Ostler, K. Hic s, S. DeLancey, B. Jennings, K. Baer, B. Armfiel , C. WVebber, D. Wilcox, P. Mello, Lynch, Hoover, B. Clark. fRow 23 D. Girton C. Ward, P. Bowser, B. Woods, R. Pethoud, G. Cook, K. Fogle, H Hart, jones, K. Hoyer, K. Lynch, A. Shirley, M. Maple, Deisch M. Baer, D. Atkisson, S. Grant, F. Rodkey, T. Power, T. Glassburn, WV Holm. CROW 37 C. Wilder, T. Poe, S. Murphy, L. Langley, T. Lohman N. Gibson, B. Baker, C. Babb, G. Moore, M. Wilson, D. Millard, B 100 1 Miller, Boyll, T. Gillespie, P. Smith, D. Foster, Karns, K. Cunning- ham, K. Clark, Beckom, B. Pointer, Bledsoe, Wooley, D. Pas- quale. fBow 41 S. Snyder, M. Bliss, S. Buchholz, Ruddel, T. Laugh- ner, G. Curry, V. Hart, S. Wilson, B. Renfro, Pochon, W. Randels, M. Wilson, A. Entenman, A. Lutz, D. Carter, D. Hewitt, B. Floyd, Parkison, D. Wodward, Cosand, K. Davis. fRow 55 D. Rodkey, R. Snipes, Kirk, B. Appleton, Easton, B. Harrell, G. Clover, S. Straw- bri ge, C. Walters, Mundell, Burke, Struckman.

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CHEERBLOCK: fFront row3 T. Free, D. Berndt, P. Johnson, C Swain, Delong, Sponsor Miss Walters, L. Meoak, Moore, S. Wil son, M. Sadler. fRow 23 Martin, M. Drago, K. Huber, M. Schreck, M. Smith, Pres. S. Maple, C. Brown, Sellers, B. Miller, N. Tucker, I Shirley. QRow 33 D. Grant, C. Johnson, Z. Wells, S. Mason, M. Turn- paugh, D. Tyler, S. Wooley, S. Keck, S. Grant, D. Stafford, P. Kellar fRow 43 S. Whitman, D. Bitner, S. Ericson, Gainer, S. Polk, Treas. T Maugans, Sec. C. Munerol, V. Pres. D. Foster, Bogue, B. Sherrill, K Bliss. fRow 53 N. Cardwell, P. Goldsherr , j. Mowrey, T. Shanks, M England, D. Gifford, Snodgrass, N. Bell, S. Hoover, C. Gamble, D Miller. fRow 63 C. Stout, D. Huber, M. Solis, D. Richards, D. Wilkins S. Hilleshiem, C. Moody, L. Garrard, T. Schraw, N. Gipson, S. Kuntz QRow 73 Ault, K. Hinton, D. Gray, K. Fogle, DeLong, C. Swain, S Lynn, M. Tyler, P. Smith, Woodward, Giannakos. fRow 83 S. Delsch, C. Webber, M. McNally, C. Friddle, D. Polk, P. Manning, B Armfield, P. Bowser, Bradley, D. Monroe, L. Gardener. fRow 93 S Sellers, M. Evans, C. Wilson, E. Gragg, Weizbenski, Seal, C Girden, A. Dodd, P. Hulet. fRow 103 S. Chaffee, McMullen, C Westcott, Dossett, C. Nance, M. Richards, P. Ramirez, C. Rek, B Pizarek. School Spirit reached the highest peak in Tayloris short history. The basketball team won their first How- ard County Tourney in December. This jolted the students and faculty into becoming aware of the great work the Titans had done. Cheerblock contributed to school spirit by working on new yells and posters. Everyone could tell after a game who the cheerblock members were because of hoarse voices! T-Club, too, boosted team morale. They attended many football games and Pacer's basketball games. In addition, the junior enthusiasts started the U.B.C. fUnderground Booster Club3. They provided fan buses to the away games. Not only Cheerblock and T4Club yell! The en tire gym fills with enthusiasm when the Ti tans are on the Hoor. 99

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fFront rowbz Mr. Rose, D. Bitner, S. Wooley, P. johnson, B. Sherrill, M. Drago, C. Giles, M. Porter, D. Miller, M. Porter, L. Meoak. 1Row 23: B. YVoods, Baily, Eades, C. Cory, D. Huber, E. Gragg, C. Dil- lman, L. Patterson, Correll, P. Henson, A. Dodd, T. Moss, C. Lee, D. Berndt, K. Huber, P. Pilgen, D. Tubbs. CROW 39: D. Wilson, C. Tubbs, C T. Ogle, M. Wheeler, M. Schreck, G. Stedry, T. Gillespie, T. Flint, Gregg, B. Fitzwater, S. Ericson, Graber, D. Gray, D. lloodard, D. Dillman, T. Hall, F. Zell. 1Row -il: P. Schafer, P. Hunt, Hoff, B. Ilen- son, R. Swinehert, K. Gillespie, R. Miller, C. Jones, R. Graham, Clarke, M. Jennings, K. Bliss, D. Polk. S. Polk, L. Gardner, C. Goudy. Besides singing classical music, the choir sang show tunes from Carousel and Man of La Mancha, and pop fa- vorites like '4For All We Knowf, Joy to the Worldf, and Theme From Love Storyfi Choir members directed the choir in class and at concerts. Sherry Wooley finished her fourth year as accompanist. The choir gave concerts for sev- eral organizations, and performed in the spring concert at Havens. At the end of the year, they enjoyed a pic- nic at Highland Park. a!Kathy Lynch directs the band at a football halftime show. Kathy prepared for her first year as drum majorette by attending Smith- VValb1idge Camp for two weeks. b!Mr. Dan- iels explains a formation to the band during summer practice while Mrs. Daniels looks on. c!The high school choir entertains the stu- d dent body with Christmas carols at the Christ- mas convo. dflivery year some boys in the band put on their uspiffiesti' clothes and per- form at the homecomin owdcrpuff games, This year the guys billed: tlhemselves as The Rinky Dink Tromping Troop. 101