Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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X i N 1 ig, 'l WQ x.., . . ,.Z11m 'ff Nr i ' s-sz. ,. ,, Q -lm-haf' - gf , 1 . .c ,.Q.. Q df . WW E 3, 55 fig I .ig f For sixteen years Mr. C. V. Haworth has E been the man at the helm of the Kokomo Q I 1 . his schools. He is a skilful pilot Whether the sea he rough or smooth. His mariners are so fond . . X of him that if he should command one to R walk the plank, the answer would be, Aye, aye, sir. if C. V. HAWORTH Sympathetic understanding of high school students is an outstanding characteristic of Mr. C. E. Hinshaw. For Hfteen years he has served efliciently as principal of Kokomo High School. By his square dealing he commands the admira- tion and respect of students and teachers. Page tlzirlcen C. E. HINSHAW

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HELEN Ross-Head of English Department Ph. B., DePauw University Major: English University of California Member of Senior Advisory Board Member of Athletic Board Editorial Adviser of Sargasso I. ILITH FARLOW-English A. B., Earlham College Major: History University of W'isconsin Adviser of Infant Orators HELEN I..AUGHLlN-English A. B., Oberlin College Major: English Columbia University . Adviser of Dramatic Club Adviser of Handbook ' I.ENA WEITKNECHT-Engllish if A. B., Butler University Major: English Member of Junior Advisory Board LOUISE SCHEIDTiEl7gl1iSf7 Ph. B., University of Chicago Majors: English, Education Indiana University DOROTH EA POHLMAN-English A. B., Indiana University Major: English Adviser of Bird Club MARY ELLA HUGHES-English A. B., Indiana University Majors: Latin, English N JANE WILSON-EngIz'sh A A , . I A. B., Butler University Majors: English, Home Economics Adviser of Dramatic Club HARRIET GROSS-English A. B., Indiana University Major: Latin ANNA B. WARD-Head of Mathematics Department Ph. B., Bethany College Major: Mathematics Chicago University Indiana University Indiana State Teachers College Page fourteen