Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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New N. . . members honored at banquet NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Pres. M. Baer, v. p. S. Grant, sec. S. Keck, tres. McDaniel, C. jones, K. Lynch, T. Maugans, C. Munerol. CROw 21 D. Atkisson, Lynch, D. Kuhn, G. Townsend, I. Rush, C. McMullen, Z. Wells, K. Akers. CRow 33 F. Rodkey, K. Meyers, P. Kellar, D. Stafford, C. Wolf, B. Sherrill, S. Hilleshiem, Mowery. CRow 4? L. Dailey, D. Foster, N. Bell, S. Hoover, D. Millard, C. Buchholz, M. Simpson, B. Flint, S. Grant. Screening Committee: CFront Rowj Mrs. Wooldridge, Mr. Windlow, Mr. Richardson. CRow 22 Miss Walters, Mrs. Donelson, Mr. Cemmill, Mr. Morrison. In a candlelit ceremony, four sen- iors and nineteen juniors became Na- tional Honor Society members in March. They were honored at a ban- quet at The Old Brick Housev in Montpelier. National Honor Society attended a Pacer Game in Indianapolis and sponsored a sock hop after a ball game. The society also awarded a one-hundred dollar scholarship to Mike Baer. In a darkened gymnasium, Bob Flint reaches to light his candle as he is initiated into Na- tional Honor Society. Possible initiates are evaluated in four areas: leadership, scholar- ship, citizenship, and character. 93

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6'The Curse of an Achin Heartv a sellout With assistance from Mrs. Board- man, the Thespians put on two plays, Stranger in the Night, a mystery- comedy, and The Curse of an Ach- ing Heart, a melodrama. The latter attracted more people than any pre- vious Taylor play. Club apprentices gained points by working on costumes, tickets, and other committees for plays. They had to earn one hundred hours to be a Thespian. Eleven apprentices be- came Thespians at an initiation in May. Thespians voted Becky Clark best actress, Matt Johnston best ac- tor, Debbie Clark best supporting ac- tress, Ken Helton best supporting ac- tor, and Mark Jennings best Thespian. a!CJane Moorej Melodie Lane Hutters her eye ashes at boyfriend Lucius C-oodenough CMatt Johnstonj, b!CDebbie Clarkj walks into the ranch house in c'The Curse of an Aching Heartf, I1 92 ll THESPIANS: fStandingJ Z. Wells, Lynch, D. Clark, M. Tyler, M. Richards, K. Lynch, B. Clark, B. Jennings, T. Poe, C. Lee, S. Delancey, M. Porter, T. Teal, L. Tyree, Sponsor Mrs. Boardman, Moore, D. Miscoi, K. Akers. CSeatedJ B. Renfro, R. Pethoud, K. Helton, S. Martelli, B. Flint, C. Oldham, M. Jennings, C. Wolf.

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Collecting money for foreign ex- change was the goal of language clubs. They gave aid to four of seven exchange students. To raise money, the clubs spon- sored car washes and cleaned up the student lounge. French and Spanish students donated money in class for the fund. Besides working, the language clubs still had fun. The French club celebrated Christmas with a pitch-in dinner in the home-ec room. Everyone played crazy games and went home with leftovers. The Spanish club held their Christ- mas party at jenny Bogue's home. Guests enjoyed Spanish food and watched football on T.V. Patricia Ramirez demonstrates a Costa Rican dance at a Spanish club meeting. Patricia and other foreign exchange students sta fed for language club meetings to talk about their na- tive countries. 94 Main Objective: Foreign Exchange ' l L .. FRENCH CLUB: fFront Rowj Sponsor Mr. Clark, Pres. K. Lynch, V. Pres. S. Kuntz, Sec.-Tres. B Pizarek, S. Lynn, S. Howell, S. Sperolf, S. Grant. fRow 23 D. Turnpaugh, D. Carter, W. Holmes, T. Teal, M. England, T. Maugans, Mowrey, C. Wilson, A. Lutz. CRow SD Rush, M. McNally, M. Evans, D. Pardonnet, P. Goldsberry, T. Shanks, L. Tyree, K. Hoyer, D. Culross. A A - - SPANISH CLUB: fFront Rowb Pres. V. Johnston, V. Pres. R. Pearson, Sec.-Treas. C. Munerol. fRow 21 Sponsor Mrs. Inman, Cainer, D. Richards, C. Rek, P. Ramirez, M. Solis, M. Richards, Wood- ward. fRow 3D D. Tyler, C. Cirton, M. Tyler, S. Ericson, R. Fuller, Bogue, K. Spicer. 1R0w 41 S. Owen, P. Pelgen, S. Hoover, M. Simpson, M. Johnston, S. Martelli, D. Girton, M. Mahoney, T. Siburt.