Taylor High School - Helio Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Art Club Mike Roe, Korena Fields, Mr; npf. Kalhy Polslon. Keilh Vill ins. Photography Club The Art Club was very active last year. They did a lot to brighten up our school, including such things as deco- rating the front lobby windows for Christmas and creative eye-catching bulletin boards. Money-making projects were a big help for the art club ' s other activities. Last year they sponsored the first an- nual Mr. Legs Contest. Pictures were displayed in the student lounge. Stu- dents cast their votes by placing a penny a vote for their favorite legs. Mr. Connors was the recipient of this honor. Photography Club; (row I ) Julie Ramos. Regina Vorhees, Nina Smith, (row 2) Karen Ott. Stasha Maston. Toni Daugherty, Angle Bourff, Angle Buckner, Rae Miller, Katrina Smith, (row 3) Randy Fruth, Carol Bowen, Holly Martin, Pat Clester, Jeff Malkoff, Ken Barnes, Mr. Slauter. Photography Club was very active last year and did many new things to brighten the school such as a new photography bulletin board. The club gave its members and Mr. Slauter some happy memories of a trip to the Art Museum and an excit- ing excursion to King ' s Island. 132 Organizati(

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High School Student Council Has Busy Year Student Council: First row: L. Barnard, C. Abner, E. Dunham, P. Fines, J. Byers. Second row; T. Ammerman, C. Stewart, S. Cummings, J. .Malkoff, B. Boyd, J. Gotshall, T. Sugar, K. Dyer, D. Irb . B. Parrott.Tliird row: J.Smith, W. Damewood. T- Kenned), J. W ' iitig, K- Nelson, K. Mullet, A. Mueller, D. Bavliff, :V,W!ff, mi? huncciminc « eefc. Cath Polston and Sue Givens work on hall decoration for the decor; contest, an activit sponsored b the student council. As I sat in the audience watching the Spring Follies, I wished that I had the talent of the people in front of me and the guts they had to get up and use it. I was really glad that my school student council put forth the effort to put on such a show so that my talent- ed peers had the opportunity to show what they could do. Putting on the spring follies meant a lot of hard work for the members of the Student Council and their sponsor Mr. Jones, but that wasn ' t all they did. The club was also in charge of the Homecoming activities. They had to decide on a theme, make rules for the hall decorating contest, and do all the work involved in the queen corona- tion. Besides all of that, they also were in charge of putting on the post- game homecoming dance. To add to their list of services to the school, the group made a suggestion box for the high school office. They also helped out in the drive for the new Titan. The leaders of the club were presi- dent, Cathleen Stewart; vice-presi- dent. Tim Sugar; and secretarv, Jen- nv Gotshall. Ann Laurence pla the Student Count

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Home Ec, Club Goes to World ' s Fair The highlight of the year for the Home Ec. Club was a three day trip with the History Club to the World ' s Fair in Tennessee. Some successful money-making projects were the selling of carnations for sectionals and Valentine ' s Day, and the selling of pizza mixes. They also catered the Honor Society recep- tion. It seemed to be a busy year for a busy group. Home Ec. Club: (Row 1 ) Christie Coles, Stasha Mason, Lori Haus, Liz Barnard, (Row 2) Laura Smith. Tammi Ammerman, Debbie Shanks, Toni Daughterly, Patti Wells, Mrs. Nulf, (Row 3) Teresa Thurston. Diana Rice. Lynnette Benner. Debby Carter, Cyndi Enochs. Michelle Parson, Cheryl Harmon. Alpha-Omega Club Active County-wide Alpha Omega is a fairly new club, but it has good attendance and is ac- tive in after-school activities. They had a skating party and had their usu- al 7: 1 5 A.M. meeting on Wednesday, which in itself is a great accomplish- ment considering the time they would have to get up to make the meetings. They also participated in county-wide Fellowship of Christian Athletes and other students ' groups ' activities. Alpha Omega: (Row 1 ) Barb Lamb, Lynnette Myers, Pat Fines, Stasha Mason, Diana Rice. (Row 2) Mr. Taylor, Deana Rust, Carol Bator, Jay Criss, Mrs. Wigman. Organizations 1 33