Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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fi, V, l l1XNVORTH fi. F. l llNSll1XW' Sizpvrirzlumlent Principal Now-a-days when we see a man with the proverbial ten or twelve children, we heave a sigh and feel very sorrv for him and are glad that we are not in his shoes. But it never occurs to us that there is, in our midst, a man who has not only the educational, but the physical, moral, and spiritual well-being of about seven thousand children in his hands. That man is the superintendent of our schools, Mr. Haworth. But, unlike the old woman in the shoe, Mr. Haworth does know what to do with his children, and he doesn't have to spank them and put them to bed without any supper. Throughout all his service as superintendent he has ever been the same jolly, helpful, kind-hearted gentleman, a capable and reliable superintendent, and an ideal friend. Like any other large organization, the high school must have a director, or a head. Mr. Hinshaw is truly our head: first, because he is our principal, and second, because he heads us off in our mischief. One duty is about as important as the other, and he fulfills both admirably. Mr. Hinshaw's patience is the marvel of his friends, and the trait which makes him an ideal principal. The teachers, as well as the students, find him a friend. When anyone in class disturbs the peace or in any way deserves punishment, he is immediately sent to 206, knowing he will be dealt with justly. Mr. Hinshaw is always glad to advise us concerning our programs, or to help us in our many difficulties. Kokomo High School is fortunate to be under the guidance of Mr. Hinshaw, a man of sterling character. Page thirzccn

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THE FACULTY The faculty is an institution in our school which has come down to us from our forefathers. As an institution it possesses many excellent qualities, and its fame has spread abroad so that now there is no school in the world without this august body. Our faculty members are unusually versatile people, but their main interest is centered in the students, and for them they toil. As the poet has said: How sweet it is to rear the lender mind, To teach the young idea how to shoot. ' But in the case of the teachers this sweet is often turned to bittersweet, as the young generally prefer to shoot paperwads. The duties of the faculty are to come to school at eight o'clock and stay until four: and meanwhile they ask us questions if they want to know some- thing, and if they can't remember the answers they have us write them out, and this is called a test. If there happens to be a student of whom the teacher is particularly fond, that student is asked to remain in that class another term, and that is called l'lunking. The faculty is extremely tender-hearted, and their feelings are always easily hurt, so all the students are very careful in this respect and try never to do or say anything they shouldn't, and so everything is harmony and peace. Q9l Qf7T'Q HEADS OF DEPART MEN I S i DOROTHY TIIORNBURGII--flleud of lirvnch Department. lll:RNICfl MCKINIMY 'Hvutl of Art Department. Graduate. Chicago Applied Art School. Chicago Art Institute, De Pauw University, A. B.. Indiana University. Majors: English. French. Post Graduate, Columbia University. Adviser of French Club. ANNA B. XVARDYHNJJ of fllrttlvenmltcs Department, Ph. B.. Bethany College. Major: Mathematics. I'ost Graduate. Chicago University. INDIA MARTL fHt'arl of Luttn Department. A. B.. Butler College. Majors: English, l.atin. Post Graduate, Universities of Chicago, XVisconsin. and Indiana. Adviser of Latin Club. JOHN S. CAYLOR- Head of .llitsic Dt'1mrm1t'f7t. Metropolitan School of Music. Universities of Indiana and Cornell. Adviser of Boys' and Girls' Glec Clubs. Coach of Operetta. XVILLIAM H. COUGHI-ANiHead of Commercial Department. Indiana University. XVinona College. Manager of Book Store. Indiana State Normal. Art Adviser of Sargasso l3I..XNClll: RYKFR Head ol I: A. IB.. Butler College. Major: English. nglrsl: IJt-pttrtment. A, Nl. Columbia University. Adviser of Handbook 'Z6. Adviser of Senior C'ass. Cul RTRUIJI' COLlfhCO'I I' llvatl of .Yottul .Xtreme lltyfmrtnvunt. A. B.. Indiana University. Maiort History. Chairman of Junior Adzisory Board. Adviser of Civic Club. Member of Athletic Board. VIRGXL ITLVENOR Heurl of Vucutztznal Dvpurlmerzl and ,Yrght School. Indiana University. Maiori Vocational XVork. Indiana State Normal, Member of Athletic Board. IDQLANCH ZARINGf Head of H Department. A. B., Indiana University Maiort Home Economics. ome Economics Business Adviser of Sargasso, Post Graduate. Vlisconsin University, Page fifteen