Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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SS Mayiffircns clay! l3nesn't that speak voltnnes? Klr. llinshaw retneinhers his ynnth antl allows everyone tw see the paratle. xyou says ltlll ing? lt XV I One hztnrlrecl eig Hay-lf-Nliss Colescott lu lieeney llarker in -lA History class- You know you ltl tlo lots of things in the tlark that you woultln't when there was a light. May Sn ll she arry XYerl.te is sporting a free ticket to the tlay nursery. Miss lXlcCnne is glacl that smiietme has recognizerl his place. Klay lv-Klr. XX'ilson in Civics Class- li Fur greatest lnen never get to lie president llill Coughlan tsighingl- No chance for me, Klay7gXYaliasli Yalley meet tmnorrmr. Yea! lQUKONO. Xlay ltllfblnniors niaintain an air of great secrecy. l ro1nise a swell affair. May Ill iXY ' 'll4hlnst think! A year ago they let ns out to watch the airplanes Hy over. 'tis a connnon occurrence. May 12flliss Colescott in llistory,- Na1ne the 'A. ll. Cf powers, Eugene. Feeney-Uljnitetl States. Great llritainantl France. May13f Tolme llryant anfl llaul Turley attended a barn tlance at Galveston. Hay 1+--Several people play hookey totlay. XYonrler if the-y'll get caught. May 17-!Tis rtnnoretl that several Senior girls have qnit eating tlopes. Diets ? F or is it the price? May 1SWHelen Hollmyell is sporting a new fellow this week. XYonder how long ill last. May lt!-lfrlwina antl Dan were seen at the lsis last night. llappy, tho' married! May 2OfSeninrs tlisappointetlgtheir exams mln not start till Klonday. May Zl!l,ast :lay of real sclionl for Seniors. Hayl-1-Everyone is reviewing for linals. XYhew! May25-Class clay. Klaylfm---llooray for the picnic! Klay274.-Xltnnni l.manclnet-we're prontl of Francis. May 28-,lunior-Senior reception. May 30-Baccalaureate. Hay 314-Xolwofly works but the teachers. .lune lYCLIIIIINCIICQIIIGIIL ht

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SS -.,. V -4- . THE WAY OF THE WORLD! Motor :mil the girls motor with you. XX'alk antl you walk alone. A DELICATE CHILD Miss Ross :it Senior wiener 1'oztstffl,et's pluv ilrop the l1flI1llli6I'L'lllCi Art Young-l won't play, it's too rough. i .Xu unknown singing in the hall- lint when you get him alone: youll he sUl'Pl'lSCll.H Mr. Ikiootlk' in Algebra?-lt whoever that is in the hall cloesn't shut up some hotly will be surprisefl. OF COURSE NOT Merle Cookvllave you livetl in Kokomo all your life, Joe? bloe De he-'Not yet. Freslnnzm to Miss Ross-Please may l come in at the consolation periotlf Ray 50 on it. Lezirner finishes his lfnglish test, foltls his paper :mtl marks a bi Miss Rykcr picks up the paper zuitl looks over it antl writes on it Rais - H you six. AN EASY QUESTION Miss Colcscott in History'-IJ'Annunziii woulfl blow up Fiume if attacket anil there woulil lie nothing left of the city hut ruins. Art Youngit innocently J-l wontler where he woulnl go? TOUGH LUCK, VIRGINIA Miss McCune-lloli, I wish you woulcl give me an introcluction to the new coach. lloli llriney-No chance for you, Miss McCune3 he's young :intl gootl look ing. Miss Rossfkntl what clo we mean by the past tense, vlohn? ul. Kernw'llhe present tense a long time ago. DANGEROUS BUSINESS Question on Econom-ics test-XN'liat is cut-throat competition? Answer-Cutethroat competition is where the manufacturers of any moclity become very hostile and try to put each other out of business. PICTURE OF CUMBERLAND ROAD ILLUSTRATED IN AMERICAN HISTORY Nellie Minch-XYhy are those little tlates along the road? llallie Davenport-That's Lovers' Lane. One hunt?-red Ten C0111