Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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|-S. 5J GA.SSO-|g - SjSENIORST r INA ABNEY Lessons become easy when cheerfully studied, is Ina ' s max- im. She has an agreeable dis- position, and the teachers like her. MAE BAIK Mae, light-hearted and happy, likes everyone generally; one particularly. Her smile is worth a fortune. RUBY ALEXANDER Little said is soonest mend- ed, is Ruby ' s maxim. She utilizes nature ' s own without powder and paint. This student tariff, HELEN BATEMAN nost capable and ardent can talk about the 3 well as make your JULIA ARBUCKLE Wise men argue causes, Julia tries her best to get ahead of the history teacher with her witty questions. GARRETT BECK The captain of our B. B. team, fond of ladies ' company; finds life a series of hard knocks and good times. DOROTHY ARMSTRONG Dort is noted for her candy making. To our future nurse we leave the care of the sick and wounded. IRENE BELK A winsome mischievous maiden whose smile wins her many friends. We predict a quiet cottage among roses for her.

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SI S.?SJ G SSO-| Senior Class Organization Prcsidoit — Longford Fklske ; ' icc-f ' n-sidciit — Mildred Stahl Sccreiary and Treasurer — Kenneth P. ' Colors— Blue and Old Gold. Motto — We come, we see, we conquer. Senior Class Poem Three cheers f,.r the class of ' 19, The class of gold and blue, Since September nineteen-tifteen, We ' ve always cheered for you. Search the archives with attention, See records of our lore. Seek the teachers ' estimation, They ' ll say we ' re fine and more. We have never teased the Freshmen, We were once such, you know. So aspiring under classmen, Ve ' l] move on and let you grow. Touched with real sobriety. Dear friends, we bid adieu. Center of past activity, Dear school, farewell to you. M. Stahl, ' 19.

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il s.?sj G sso-ia FLORA BELL This convincing maid is a de- lightful debater. As an active member of the Ko-Hi she is a good Samaritan to new stu- dents. QUINCEY CARNEY Although he has but recentl - entered our class we have found him quiet and studious. With his wit and his smile hi has found a place among us. MARIE BRITTON .• sweet, modest maiden from Peru, highly ambitious. We are assured she will be success- ful in her chosen work. JOHN CHESTNUT A quiet but wise individual and so called woman-hater. Who can fathom the depths of his thoughts? JANICE BROWN Her speech is witty, her art clever, her voice ever soft and low, an excellent thing in woman. JESSAMINE CLARK Jessamine, a dark-eyed lass, thought it best to make up a class. Her knowledge is as long as she is short. FRED BUTLER A modest and industriou lad. Fortunately not strickc with the girls he should have successful future. ARLINE COOK Beany, fond of eating and above all else of West Middle- ton; has a decided tendency to laugh and play rag-time.