Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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TAYLOR VISIT THE Once again the Taylor history club took their annual trip. This year the home economics club joined them on their way to Knoxville, Tennessee, for the World ' s Fair. After a year of selling concessions at ball games and selling donuts in the morning to raise money, they were off for their three and a half day trip. The club rode all night in Indiana Motor coach buses until they arrived at the Howard Johnson ' s only 10 minutes from the fairgrounds. When they arrived at the fair, they visited many exhibits including pavil- ions from several different countries. One feature that the club found inter- esting was the Sun Sphere. The Sun Sphere contained five stories of din- ing rooms and an observation floor at the top. These five stories were in a sphere shape and were made of glass covered in 24 karat gold dust. After going through pavilions, the group rode on the Northern Hemi- sphere ' s largest riverboat. They also visited the midway, went on rides, and played games. The last night they stayed until closing at 10:30 for a fireworks pre- sentation. Then in the morning they had a last swim and headed for home. 124 World ' s Fair

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Downtown Knowille. Tenn.. where the histor club visited last year at the World ' s Fair. on the go Bill Parrotl stops for a picture at the Feast of the Hunter ' s Mo A fountain seen by the history club at the Feast of the Hunter ' s Moon. History Club 123

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STUDENTS MORLD s rum Ready to visit the fair: Left: Jon Meadors, Brad Baker. Tim Sugar. Top: .Angie Buckner. Gail Martin. Karen Home. Karen Hurn. and Tina Bradley. TheSunSpliere. oneof the features at the 1982 W Grid ' s Fair. Our favorite Martian. Jeff Malkoff. Girls take time out to enjoy the sun. World ' s Fair 12