Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1935 volume:

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V Q, 'V V , 2 V, m. , ' v E.: I? f,:f , ' ' ,, ' V V 1 - z.it , , 'L 1 1 3 X 'q 4 ha P X Q I Tf q V , . 3 V,A ' , , V V 5-kwa. rf Q n A Q TIHUE SARGASSO of , SI , : JUNIQ ANN SCIIRADUR, Edlrlllf JOHN Lllili, Business Manager THE 1935 SARGASSO Student Annual of Kokomo High School Kokomo, Indiana Z Tublisbed by the SENIOR CCILASS C foreword WHEN WE SHALL REACH THE VENERABLE THREE SCORE YEARS AND TEN, WE SHALL LIVE IN RETRO- SPECT. THE FIGURES THAT WILL FLASH ACROSS THE PAGES OF MEMORY WILL POINT OUR THOUGHTS TO HAPPY MILESTONES JUST AS WE HOPE THAT THE FIGURES IN THIS SARGASSO WILL DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION TO THE ACTIVITIES IN KOKOMO HIGH SCHOOL IN 1934-'35. cecdliccculitioml FOR A QUARTER OE A CENTURY ONE MAN HAS HELD ESPECIALLY CLOSE TO IIIS IIEART 'IIIE WEL- FARE OI: TIIE CHILDREN OI? KOKOMO. TO THE DONOR OI? KAUTZ FIELD. JOHN ARTHUR KAUTZ, WHO HAS SERVED SINCISRELY AND WISELY AS A MEMBER OI? THE KOKOMO BOARD OIT EDUCATION SINCE 1910 THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED BY THE CLASS OE 1935. Page 5 CONTENTS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS E I L I I I I I s I I 1 1 I I 1 i I I I I I I I I r I I I I . I I I I I s I E I 1 I r Q I n... Paqe 7 Paqe 8 Administration iw- ' .S C. V. HAWORTH C. E. HINSHAW School Executives Kokomo is fortunate to have for school executives men of judgment and integrity: men who are interested in the educational problems of boys and girls: men who by example as well as precept stand for the highest in citizenship. H. M. RHORIZR J. KAUTZ J. STONI Page IO VJILLIAM H. COUGHLAN ApriI16, 1873 - September 23,1934 ilu Hllemnriam FOR TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS KOKOMO HIGH SCHOOL WAS EORTUNATE TO HAVE AS A MEMBER OE THE FACULTY, WILLIAM H, COUGHLAN. HE WAS A MAN OF INTEGRITY AND GOOD JUDGMENT, FIRM IN IIIS CONVICTIONS, AND EAGER TO SERVE. MR, COUGHI.AN'S INFLUENCE WAS FAR-REACIIING AND CONSTRUCTIVE. HE HAS LEFT TO TIII3 STU- DENTS AND THE TEACHERS OE KOKOMO HIGII SCHOOL A HERITAGE OF PRECIOUS MEMORIES. Page II 9.7h..8 aff J f N' Page I INDIA MARTZ Ha-ad of Latin Dcpartmint GFORGE HARTMAN Drafting HELEN ROSS Hcad of English D BARCLAY D. MORRIS Physics B. 0. EMMIERT Social Sludius ADA NICDONNRLL Commvrcial GEORGE SHFWMON English FRED NIOSS Mathematics BERNICE NICKINLIEY Ar! J15ssE XV. COUCH Wood Shop VEDAH COVALT Commercial ALFRED CAMPBELL Phyxical Education LLOYD KIEISLING Mulhvmutics IELIZABIETII IVICINTOSH Sociul Studies DITSSIIE RODY Latin CIFBRIEN .IOYNFR Mathumutics BFRNICIT DOODY Mamtyur of Cafctvr JOSEPH I7OWIfLL Sofia! Studivs NIEVA BOURNIE Clerk GVRTRUDII COLESCOTT l'PGI'llY7077f i a Hvnd of Soriul Studies Dcpartmcnt IlVIiRE'I l' MASON Printing BI5'l I'Y IIANDLIEY English IDOROTIIIEA POIILMAN English IRIZNIE RUFTY English CLARA EDNA BERRY English EIJWAIID XV. PHILLIPS Social Studies RAY PECK Machinc Shop CHESTER HILL Athletic Director JOHN S. CAYLOR llvad of Music Department WI? VIRGINIA IVICCUNE Malhvmarics IIAROLD FREELAND Social Studies JOY GOYER Latin and English RALPH INIILLER Mathematics VIRGIL FLEENOR Head of Vofalional Dvparlmfnt IIILLEN RAILSBACK Latin HAVEN JONES Chemistry AILEEN XVEILAND Librarian RUTH CAMPBELL Frrnch T. A. HANSON Biology DIONE KERLIN English FORREST ROE Social Studies XVALTER CROSS Biology x Y G? FRY COVER English J. EARL JAMES Commercial ISABEL EMRICK Physical Training LOUISI? SCHEIDT English RUSSELL BRATTON Commcrcial CHESTINA WILLIAMS Homc EconomicsfH GEORGE B. RENO Commcrrial JOHN XVILSON Social Siumlics LILITH FARLOW English, Spevch RAY NEWLON Auto Mechanics DOROTHY THORNBURGH Frcnrh ANNA B. W1XRD ov calrh Head of Mathcmalics Dcparlmcnt JOHN PAUL .IONES Mathemarlcs FRED P. lNIUS'I'ARD Social Studios Wl1,LIS HOWELL Biology LESTER R. MCCARTY Chvmistry float Go 'Id If 14 Jr,- a Page I3 if Z - x Paqo I4 ,fd Seminars I we H HAM R X I Ml SENIOR Bon BOUGHMAN BOB HOGAN PAULINE THOMAS President VI'ce-President Sec'y and Treas. lln Retrospect The closing chapters of our high school days have now been written with a sigh of regret. There is the story of freshmen filled with bewildermentg of sophomores gradually finding themselves : of juniors, eager, ambitious, and proud of their new positions: and of seniors rejoicing in knowing that they are really seniors, yet realizing their responsibility in maintaining the dignity of the school. All of us have passed through these various stages in our development. We look back upon the class play, the junior-senior reception, senior picnic, class day program, baccalaureate, and senior prom as milestones never to be forgotten. Those seniors who have attained scholastic honors during their first three years in high school are: JUNIOR CRIM WILLIAM MAYSE BETTY LoU FRALING FRED NYGREN NORMA GUNNING REX OYLER ROBERT KELLAR MARY Jo RHODES DOROTHEA KIRBY ROBERT SPRINGER MARYBELLE KLINGERMAN BERNICE UNDERWOOD Page I6 OFFICERS ,I MARGARET AERNE-General Course Outdoor Club, 2, 3, 4. WII.BUR ALBRIGHT-Academic Course Entered from Indianapolis. 2: Band, 3. ROBERT ANDERSON-General Course K Club, 45 Glee Club, 43 Orchestra. 1: Track, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY BAKER-Commercial Course Biology Club, 1: Glec Club, 1, 2, 4. EUGENE BAHR--Vocational Course WILLIAM BAKER--General Course ALBERT BARTHELEMY--Academic Course Civic Club, 4: French Club, 4: Radio Club, 39 Band, 2, 3, 4. MARIE BAYER-Commercial Course Scholastic Honors, 3: Biology Club, 3: Home Econ- omics Club. 1. 4: Outdoor Club, 2, 3, 4. PAUL BENNETT--Vocational Course WILLIAM BARKER-Academic Course Entered from Vlfabash High School. 4. THOMAS BENNETT-General Course ESTHER MAE BLACK-Home Economics Course Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3, 4. Page I7 - v .1 471 I .Ai L7 r 695' ,- 51? 'if 199 .45 1 'N RAL PH BlSllOpTAt'lldL'f17l-If Course Football, 2, 3: Good Citizenship League, 2: Cappy Ricks . JAMES BI.ACK-Vocational Course Football, 4: Track, 4. HELEN BOl.A-Commercial Course Red and Blue Typist, 4: Biology Club, 2. ROBIERT BLAKl2I.Y-Vocalional Course JOHN BONE---General Course Civic Club. 3, 4: Band, l, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND Bosrlc-Gmc-1-ul Course Romeiz-1' Bouoi:MAN--Acuflcmif Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, 2: Student Council, l, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President, 4: Red and Blue, Sports Editor, 2: Assistant Editor. 3: Cir- culation Stafl. 4: Handbook Assistant, 3: Monitor Board, 2, 3: Class President. 3, 4: Good Citizenship League Board, 2: Dramatic Club, 3. 4: Franklin Club, 3, 4: Mehr Licht League, 3: President, 4: Football, 3, 4: Cappy Ricks . lVlARJORlIf BRAND'IA--Civiwral Course Student Council, l. Cl IARLIES BRID!itll!LXJMQ-Vofulionul Course LUIS BUCKN IER-Academic Course Bird Club, 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Club. l, 2, 3, 4: Philatelic Club, l, 2. MIERI. BRINDLIZY-Vocalional Course K Club, 3: Bask tball, 2, 3: Track. 2, 3,-1. BETTY BUiiRMAN,:k-Commercial Course , i 5 A XP Pa e WILI.IAM BROWN--General Course Entered from West Middleton High School, 2: Foo ball, 3, 4. JEAN BURGIN-Academic Course Red and Blue Reporter, 4: Bird Club, 3: Civic Club 3, 4: Philatelic Club. 2, 3: Outdoor Club, 2: Good Citizenship League, l, 2, 3. JOHN BRUMIT-General Course Civic Club, 3: Philatelic Club, 2: Radio Club, LOUISE BYERS--Commercial Course Civic Club, 4: Outdoor Club, 4: Orchestra, 1, Z 3 Good Citizenship League, 2. RAY CAMERON-General Course ELwooD CAMPBE1.1.-Gem-ml Cours Football. 4. I X l if WILBUR CARNES-Academic Course Basketball, 2, 3: Football, 2, 3, 4. RUTH CHERRY-Commercial Course Biology Club, 2, 3: Bird Club, 2, 3, 4. ERNEST F. CARROLL-Vocational Course Track, 3, 4. LOIS CHESTERSON-Commercial Course Outdoor Club, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CARSON-Vocational Course HOWARD CAST-General Course Page I9 WAYNE CHAMBERS-General Course Band, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2. JAMES COLTER-General Course Band, 2, 3. IMOGENE CHRISTIE-General Course Biology Club, 2. A MBROSE COLVIN-General Course ROSEMARY CLAPPER-Commercial Course Civic Club, 3, 4: Outdoor Club, 4. FRANCIS COOK--Vocational Course K Club, 4: Basketball, 2, 3: Football, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4. PEARL CLARK--General Course Student Council, 2. EUNICE MAE COATES-General Course Biology Club, 2, 3, 4: Good Citizenship League, 2. JUNIOR CRIM-Academic Course Entered from Lawton, Michigan, 2: National Honor Society, 4: Scholastic Honors, 2, 3: Red and Blue. 3: Headline Editor, 4: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Franklin Club, 3, 4: English Club. 4: French Club, 3: Band, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 3, 4: Cappy Ricks . JANET COliLiN-General Course CLARENCE CROSS-General Course JANET COLLINS--Commercial Course Page 20 DIELORES COUGHLIN--General Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, 1, 2, Sargasso Activity Editor, 4: Home Economics Club, 1. 2: Infant Orators, 3. HENRY CROSS-Academic Course Josn Pl-IINE CROSS-Commercial Course Entered from Saint Patricks High School, 2. VASSIL W. CROSS-General Course Philatelic Club, li Glee Club, 2: Good Citizenship League, 3, BEATRICE CURRENS-Commercial Course Bird Club, 3, 4. JESSE CUS'l'ER-Vocational Course Student Council, 1: Glee Club, 3, 4. JEAN ANN DANE-Commercial Course Red and Blue, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2. DALE DEGLER-Academic Course CHARLENI2 DAVIS-General Course Biology Club, 2, 3, French Club, 3, Club, l, 2. WARREN DELAUGHTER-General Course I ALICE DEl.ON-flcademic Course Civic Club, 4. CHALMER DENNY-Commercial Course Track, 3, 4: Cappy Ricks . 4, Outdoor Page 21 lRliNli DI li'l'ZliN--Arazlwrlic Course ROBIERT DlfNSl3ORN--Ci1.'flt'Ftll COLIFS1' Student Council, l. 2. GRACE MARIE DRUIECKEER-Commercial Course Red and Blue Circulation Staff. 4: Reporter. 2: Cappy Ricks . JACK .l. DIEWBIERRY--Acudvnuc' Course Football. 3: Varsity, 4: Philatelic Club, lz Ciood Citizenship League. l. 2, 3: i'Cappy Ricks . DIQLORIES DUDIJEY-General Course Scholastic Honors. 3: Red and Blue Exchange Ed- itor, 4: Outdoor Club. 3, 4: Good Citizenship League, 2: Cilee Club, 4. WIl.l.IANl DUBOIS-Convnverrial Course O'Nta1l. DUc:olNs-Comme-rpm! Course Bird Club, 2. 3. 4: K Club, 4: Football, 3: Varsity, 4: Glee Club, 3. ELIZABETH DUNNiCommerciaI Course Home lfconomics Club, 4. JAMES DUKIE-Vorulional Course Red and Blue Reporter, l: Bird Club. 2: Philatelic Club, l, 47 Band, 3, 4. DONALD ELLIOTI'-1-lcademzic Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, 2: Sar- gasso Assistant Business Manager, 4: Red and Blue Stall, 2. 3, 4: Monitor Captain. 3: Franklin Club, 2, 3, 4: lnfant Orators, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club, 3. FR ED If l.l.lOTT-General Course National Honor Society: K Club, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball. Z, 4: Football, 4: Track, 2, 3. 4. MARY JANE ElKIENBFRRY-Aczzdenzic Course Red and Blue Reporter, 3, 4: English Club, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4. Page 22 EUGENE FEIGHTNER--Vocational Course Track, 3. 4. JOY FLEMING-Commercial Course Entered from Cowan. Indiana, 3. JOHN FEWELL-Vocational Course CATHERINE FLYNN-Commercial Course Outdoor Club, 3. JAMES FLYNN--General Course Student Council, 2, 3: K Club. 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3. 4: Varsity, 1, 2, 3, 4: Football, l, 2. 3, 4: Varsity, 2, 3, 4. RENA FORDING-Commercial Course Home Economics Club, 4. EDWARD FORDil'lCl1d6fT1liC Course Entered from Clay Township, 2. BETTY LOU FRAI.lNG-Academic Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors. 1, 2, 3: Student Council, 1, 3, 4, Sargasso Feature Editor, 4: Red and Blue Staff. 2, 3: English Club, 4: Franklin Club, 3, 4: Mehr Licht League, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1, 2. WlI.I.I.AM FRANK-General Course Radio Club, 3, 4. MARY MARGARET GERRARD-Academic Course Bird Club, 4: Outdoor Club, 4: Philatelic Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Good Citizenship League, 2. 3. THEDA GIFFORD-General Course JOE GALLOWAY-Academic Course Football, 1, 2, 3. Page 23 gif-Q ,7 . o-aff 'N MAIIGARET ROSE GIDEON-Academic Ciourse Entered from Bay County H. S., Panama. Florida. 3: National Honor Society: Red and Blue Reporter, 4: English Club, 4: Infant Orators, 4: Cappy Ricks JON GASKILL-Academic Course Entered from Tippecanoe High School, Tippecanoe Indiana. 3. PATRICIA GRACE-Academic Course Red and Blue Reporter, 2: Circulation Staff, 4: Outdoor Club, 2. MARION CRAFF-General Course Red and Blue Joke Editor. 4: English Club. 4. MERLE GODLOVE-Vocational Course DOROTHY GREENF-General Course ELIZABISTH GUIRE-Commercial Course LLOYD GROVES-General Course Band. l, 2, 4: Orchestra, 4. MARY CATHERINE CrUl.LION--Commercial Course NORMA GUNNING-Academic Course gl National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, l. 2, 3 ,Q ed and Blue Copy Reader, 4: L'Aide Francaise, Co ' if 'tor, 4: English Club, 4: Franklin Club. 2, 3, 4 FN ' nch Club, 3, 4: Outdoor Club. 2, 3: Orchestra k N 2.3.4. .XX NIED HALL-General Course Student Council. l, 2, 3: Red and Blue, l. 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Yell Leader, 1.2, 3.4. VIERA HALE-Academic Course Outdoor Club, 3, 4: Glee Club. 3, 4: Orchestra 3 4 Page 24 PAUL HARRIS-General Course Band, l, 2, 3, 4. JEAN HAMMOND--Academic Course Outdoor Club, 2, 3, 4. l,A VAUGHN HAWKINS-Vocational Course OCTAVIA HARDIMON--General Course Glee Club, 1, 2. 3, 4. RoBERT Hli1iI,lN-General Course df RICHARD HEFLIN-Gcneral Course Student Council, lg K Club, 1, 4: Basket a , Z, 3, 4: Varsity, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4: Varsity, 2 Track. l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity, 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE HARLAN-General Course Red and Blue Reporter, 4. MED HEINEMANN-Academic Course l.l'?OTA HARRIS-Commercial Course Home Economics Club, l, 2. HARRY HENRY-Academic Course ' National Honor Society: Student Council, 21 Red and Blue Circulation Staff, 2: Dramatic Club, 4: Franklin Club, 45 Infant Orators, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3: 'Cappy Ricks . MARY CATHERINE HAUBER--Commercial Course ROBERT HOGAN-Academic Course National Honor Society: Student Council, 3: Presi- dent, 4, Handbook Business Manager, 31 Class Vice- President, 3, 4: Red and Blue Reporter, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4: Mehr Licht League, 3, 4: K Club. 4: Football, 33 Varsity, 43 Cappy Ricks . Page 25 1.018 l lINDS-Commercial Course ROBIQRT HOLLINGSWORTH-Academic Course K Club. 4: Football, l, 2, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4. WINIFRED HODSON--Commercial Course Sargasso Typist, 4: Good Citizenship League, 2, 3: Bird Club, Z, 3, 4. KIEVIN HOOLIEY-General Course l Entered from Broad Ripple, Indianapolis. 2: Red J J f l and Blue AFV rtising Qaff. 3. , I V , N tj I , ' , . , klifillux I. I, ' fi RAYMOND Hoxiis-g-Vocational C urse I H l.EN HOLMAN-General Cour National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, l, 3: General Chairman Junior-Senior Reception, 3: Sar- gasso Class Editor, 2: Red and Blue Copy Editor, 3: Assistant Editor, 4: Good Citizenship Board. 3: Dramatic Club. 3. 4: Franklin Club, 2. 3, 4: Infant Orators, 2: MehrI.ichtl.e.1gue, 3. I PAUL HYSONG-- Vocational Course VIOLIET IRICK--Commercial Course Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. WARD INGLES-General Course Entered from VVolcotville, Indiana, 4: Radio Club, 4. HELEN JACKSON-Gcneral Course Outdoor Club, 3: Philatelic Club, 2: Glee Club. l. MILDRED JACKSON-General Course DENNIS JOHNSON-Vocational Course Track, 3, 4. Page 26 'Nfl R -5,1 VIRGINIA JACKSON-General Course BETTY .IETER--General Course f--X National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors. 2: Eng- lish Club, 4: Franklin Club, 3, 4: Infant Orators, 2, 3, 4. PAUL JONES-General Course I C Civic Club, 4: Radio Club, 3:,,Baryel, ll,f i,i 3, 4? Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. ,X-M ELEANOR JOHNSON-Commercial Course Glee Club, 2. 3. GENEVA JOHNSON-Commercial Course Bird Club. 3, 4. MARY JOYCE-Genera! Course 1 , A127 National Honor Society: Red and Blue, 3: Circula- tion Manager, 4: Dramatic Club, 3. 43 Infant Orators, 2. 3: Mehr I.icht League, 3, 4. OTHA KEIRN-Gcneral Course DOLORFS KEINE--General Course Red 'and Blue Reporter, 4: Outdoor Club, 3, 43 Infant Orators, 4. MARTHA KINNEY-General Course Red and Blue Society Editor, 4: Outdoor Club, 4. JOHN KEITH-General Course DOROTHEA K I RBY--Commercial Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, 1, 2, 3: Student Council, 2: Red and Blue Reporter. 3, 4: Monitor Committee, 3: Franklin Club, 2, 3, 4: In- fant Orators, 4: Outdoor Club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 2. WOODRONV 'K E ITH-Vocational Course Entered from Greentown High School, l: Band, 4. Page 27 lc 'Nav 31, WMM I 1 1 I X, Q ,ik ,fy f it 9 at QJ Romani' KI?I.LAR-Academic Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, l, 2. 3: Student Council, 1: Civic Club, 4: English Club, 4: Franklin Club, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4: Track. 3, 4. JOSISPHINE KIRK-General Course JOSEPH W. KENDAI.L-Commercial Course Entered from Marion High School, 3: Football, 4: Varsity, 4: Good Citizenship League, 3. GROVER LLOYD KENWORTHY--General Course Civic Club, 3, 4. ISABEI. KNIGH'l'--Commercial Course Home Economics Club. 1, 4: Outdoor Club. 2, 3, 4. GEORGE KOHLS-General Course Philatelic Club, 2. JOHN I.ADOW-Academic Course Red and Blue Reporter, 4: Football, 2, 4: Track, 1, 2. Jo ANN LANTZ--Academic Course Student Council, 1: Assistant Handbook Editor, 3: Good Citizenship Board. 1: Franklin Club, 4: French Club, 3. 4: Infant Orators. 4: Mehr Licht -eague, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1. ARO I.AFOI.1-lETT1a-Vucuzionul Course I ered from Plymouth. Indiana, 2: K Club, 3, 4: ball, Z. 3, 4: Track, 4. UNA LEAP-Commercial Course W DORIS I.IEVIENDUSKI-Commercial Course WILLIAM LAVIERTY-General Course Red and Blue, 4: French Club, 3. Page 28 FRANCES 1,INSKEY--General Course ROBERT LEFI-IIERT-General Course Radio Club, 2. 3, 4: Culee Club, 4. JOHN LIFE-Academic Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, 3: Stu- dent Council, 4: Handbook Business Staff, 4: Sar- gasso Business Manager, 4: Red and Blue Reporter, l. 2, 3: Sports Staff, 4: Dramatic Club. 3, 4: Franklin Club, 3: Infant Orators, 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4. WANITA LI'T'l'Lli--Commercial Course ALBERT LONG--Vocational Course MAX W. LOOP-General Course Entered from Columbian High School, Tiffin, Ohio, 7 A.. THELMA LONG-Commercial Course ROBERT LUCAS-General Course Biology Club, 2. 3, 4: Radio Club, 2, 3, 4: Glce Club, 2, 3, 4: Good Citizenship League, 2, 3. MARGARET LUTCI I- -Commercial Course XVI LSON MCDOWELL-Academic Course I ROSEMARY MCCLUR li-Conzmvrciul Coursc Red and Blue Typist, 4: Outdoor Club, 4: Bird Club, 4. JOHN MCGAPFNEY-Academic Course Bird Club, 1, 4: Infant Orators, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Football, 2, 3: Varsity, 4: Basketball, 3: Track, 3, 4: Cappy Ricks . Page 29 f '1 ,qw ' J DOROTI IY MCDUNAI.D-Commercial Course Red and Blue Typist, 4: Home Economics Club. l 1 Outdoor Club, 2, 3. 4. CAR l. MCMU1.1.iaN-Academic Course VALIZRIA IVICDONALD-Commercial Course Red and Blue Typist. 4: l.'Aide Francaise Typist. 4: Bird Club. 4: Dramatic Club, 4: English Club, 4: Cilee Club. l. BI5l I'Y JANI5 MCDOWHl.I.-Commerriu! Course Red and Blue Typist, 4: Biology Club. Z, 3. OMER MAIN--General Course Bird Club. Z, 3, 4: Civic Club, 3. 4. I. AURA MCGRI:W--Commercial Course CilzRAl.D lVlARONliY-!lCtIdt'f771'f Course Civic Club, 45 Bird Club, 4: Band, 4. MARY ELLIEN MCHALIZ-Commercial Course Entered from Bunker Hill, 2. Vv'll.l.lAM MAYSli-Academic Course National Honor Society, Vice-President, 4: Scholastic Honors, 1, Z. 3: Student Council, Z: Red and Blue Reporter, 2: Sargasso Assistant Business Manager, 4: Philatelic Club. l. 2: lnfant Orators, 2, 3: Class Treasurer, 3: l.atin Club, 4: Vice-President, 3: Dramatic Club. 4: Franklin Club. Z, 3, 4: Crappy Ricks . 'l'lll1l.MA lVlCl.AUGllI.lN-General Course Entered from Sacremcnto. Kentucky, 4. DONALD MliDl,liY-Academic Course BliT'I'Y JANE MliSSliRSMl'l'll1c:0f77f7?L'I'l'l-dl Course Home Economics Club, l. Page 30 PAUL MILES-General Course Entered from Clay Township, 2. I'II:LEN MILLER-Commercial Course Biology Club, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MILES-General Course Student Council, 1: Glee Club, l: Operctta, JANE NIILLER--Academic Course Latin Club, 3: Outdoor Club, 4. VIRGINIA MII.NliR-Commercial Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, l, 2: Red and Blue Typist, 4: Outdoor Club. l, 2, 3, 4: Red and Blue Reporter, 2: Infant Orators, 3, 4: Civic Club, 3, 4: Orchestra, l, 2. 3, 4. RICHARD MILET-Vocational Course MARTHA MOFFITT-Commercial Course Red and Blue Typist, 4: Outdoor Club, 3, 4: Civic Club, 3, 4. GENE MONTZ-General Course Red and Blue Circulation Staff, 3: French Club, 2, 3, 4: Civic Club, 3: Biology Club, 2, 3. JACK IVIILNER-Vocational Course WILMA MOORE-General Course Entered from Burlington, Indiana, 2: Home Econ- omics Club, 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Club, 4. ROBERT MOFFITT-Vocational Course MALTHA lVIOORMAN+CommerciaI Course Red and Blue Reporter, 4: Bird Club. 3, 4: Civic Club, 3, 4: Outdoor Club, 4: Glee Club, 1. 4: , Infant Orators, 4. Page 3I J I ,Ck-1 i nf FRANK IVIOZZONIi--Vocational Course Ilntered from St. Patricks 2: Radio Club, 3. 4. lVlOI.I,YI.IiA Moos-Commerrial Course Red and Blue Reporter, 1. Gtioizciis MYERS-General Course Philatelic Club, 4. AGNES Mos ER--Commercial Course Red and Blue Reporter, 4: Home Economics Club. 1: Bird Club, 3, 4: Glee Club. l. 4. I RVIN NELSON-Vocalional Course MADLELINE NEWMAN-Commercial Course Dramatic Club, 3, 4. FRED NYGREN-Academic Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors. I, 2, 3: Student Council, 4: Red and Blue Reporter, 1, Z: Organization Editor, 3: Editor-in-chief, 4: Infant Orators, 1. 2, 3: Philatelic Club, 1, 2: Franklin Club, 2, 3, 4: Mehr Licht League, 4: Dramatic Club, 3, 4. RUTH NEWTON-General Course Red and Blue Reporter, 4: Bird Club, 2, 3, 4: Civic Club, 4: Infant Orators, 4. RIEX OYLER-Academic Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, 1, Z, 3: Red and Blue Circulation Staff. 3: Business Manager. 4: Band, l. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Infant Orators, 4: Franklin Club, Z. 4: Civic Club, 4. ANNE OVADKA-Commercial Course Home Ifconomics Club, l. I--IARRY PA1.MisR--Awdwnic Course Student Council, 4: Infant Orators, 4: Track, 2, 31 Football, 3, 4. ELLA MAE PAGE--General Course N Red and Blue Reporter, 4: Outdoor Club, Z: Latin Club, 3. Page 32 CHARLES PARKER-Academic Course Student Council, l. 2, 3: Philatelic Club. 3 4 Franklin Club, 3: K Club: Track, l, 4: Football 2, 3: Varsity, 4. HELEN PARSONS-General Course Home Economics Club. 1, 2. NORMAN PEARSON--Vocational Course REBECCA PECK-General Course National Honor Society: Sargasso Art Editor, 4 BURNELL PERKINS-General Course f X Philatelic Club, 2, 3, Gite Club, 2, 3. ,1 ff 1 7 I MARION PEELE-Commercial Course Glee Club, l. LEWIS PETE RS-Academic Course HELEN PERCIVAL-Academic Course Civic Club, 3. MAX PHILLIPS-Commercial Course MARY Jo PICKERING-General Course Glee Club, l: Orchestra, l, 2, 3. EDWARD POPPAS--Vocational Course BETTY JEAN PIERCE-General Course K f X. 'J V, Ji lt, j ,, Biology Club, Z, 3, 4: Civic Club. 3, 4: Outdoor Club, 2, 3, 4. Page 33 .fj m . l FLOYD QUINLAN--General Course Entercd from St. Patrick's, 2: Band, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra, 3, 4. MARY AGNES QUINN-Commercial Course ROY RANDAI.I.-Vocational Course xi. FR I EDA RlfNl:RO-ACl1l1'Pl'77l'C Course Red and Blue. 4: Philatelic Club, l. 2, 3: Outdoor Club, Z. 37 Infant Orators. 4. WIl.l.lAM RAYI.S-llcaalenuc Course JAMIZS RIElNllARD'I'-Gcncrul Course Student Council, l: Red and Blue Reporter. 3: Organization Editor, 4: Glce Club, 4. MARY REYNOLDS--Commercial Course Civic Club, 3: Home Economics Club, 4. JAMES C. RHODES--Academic Course Student Council, 2: Latin Club, 3, 4. l-lliI.lEN REZO-Cummercxul Course Red and Blue Typist, 3: Civic Club, 3: Bird Club, 2, 3, 4: Biology Club, l, 2: Glee Club, 2. FRED RICHARDS-Vocational Course MARY JOAN RliODIiS-llcadenlic Course Scholastic Honors, l, 2, 3: Latin Club, 3, 4. MARY RILEY-General Course Entered from West Middleton, l. Page 34 FRED RISK HSR-General Course ELIZABETH ROCKWELL-Home Economics Course Entered from Tipton, 4: Home Economics Club 4 MARJORIE W. RODH'-GL'HPfUf?.Cglll'SC Sargasso Typist, 4: Birdlclub, 3, 4. CLARENCE RODIZFE1.D-General Course FRANCVS ROLLINS--Commercial Course Biology Club, 2, 3. JEANETTA RONK-Commerrial Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors. 3 Red and Blue Reporter, 3: Typist. 4: Philatelic Club Treasurer, 2. 4: President. 33 Civic Club, 3: Frank lin Club, 2, 3, 4: English Club, 4: Orchestra, l 2 3, 4. HAROLD R015-Voralionul Course LOUVINA RONK-Commercial Course Home Economics Club, 1: Civic Club, 3. I.UC1I.1.E ROSE-General Course Entered from Plainneld, 4: Home Economics Club 4 EARL SAMUELS--Vocational Course Entered from Wellsburg, Vwlest Virginia, l: Football 2, 3: Basketball. 3. MARY HANNAII SAILORS--Academic Course National Honor Society: Class Secretary, 3: Sargasso Class Editor. l: Activity Editor, 4: Red and Blue Reporter, 3: Civic Club, Secretary, 3: Franklin Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Mehr Licht League, 4 VERLIN SAUL-Academic Course Radio Club, 4: Glee Club. Page 35 , IJ I , lv W, W I A J i'I'TY SCHRADER-General Course National Honor Society, Treasurer: Scholastic Hon- ors. 1: Student Council, 1, 4: Sargasso Snapshot Editor, 4: Red and Blue Reporter, 2: Joke Editor. 3: Biology Club, 2: Infant Orators, 2: French Club, 3: Civic Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 3. 4: Mehr Licht League, 4: English Club, 4: Cappy Ricks . FRANCIS SEARS-Academic Course Scholastic Honors, 2, 3: Bird Club, 3: Civic Club, 3, 4: Franklin Club, 4: Latin Club, 3: President, 4. JUNE ANN SCHRADER-Academic Course National Honor Society: Sargasso Editor-in-chief. 4: Organization Board, 3, 4: Assistant Handbook Ed- itor, 3: Student Council, 3: Red and Blue Reporter. 2: Society Editor, 3: Civic Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 3, 4. THOMAS SETTLE-General Course Entered from Anderson, 3: Glee Club, 2. JULIA SCHRAEDIER-Commercial Course Red and Blue Typist, 4: Home Economics Club, l. 2, 3, 4. RALPH SANDIFUR-Vocational Course K Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY MARGARET SCOTT-Commercial Course ROBERT SHILLING-General Course Red and Blue Advertising Staff, 4: Dramatic Club, 3, 4: Mehr Licht League, 4: Band, l, 2. MAX SHIRLEY-Academic Course Student Council, 1: Sargasso Sports Editor. 4: Bird Club, 2, 3: Radio Club, 3: Dramatic Club, 2. 3, 4: K Club, 4: Mehr Licht League, 4: Football, 3: Varsity, 4. DORTHA MAE SHARP-Commercial Cgourse I f ' ,i L 'Ad ,fl-dfffh K 7 ,f f. ,-fe FRANCIS SHOAF--Academic Course National Honor Society: Red and Blue Reporter, 1: Circulation Staff, 3: Philatelic Club, 2: Infant Or- ators, 4: English Club, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Cappy Ricks . MERRILL SHROCK-Commercial Course Page 36 .IANIS SIZELOVE-Commercial Course Civic Club, 3: Home Economics Club, 2. OLIVER SHUFFLEBOTI-IAM-General Course IVAN SIMPSON-General Course JULIA ANN SIVIITI-I-Commercial Course Red and Blue Reporter, 1: Dramatic Club, 4: Mehr Licht League, 4. GEORGE SMITH-Vocational Course Football, 1: Basketball, l, 2. 3: Varsity, 4. WILLIAM SMITH-General Course JAMES SPRADLING-Academic Course Red and Blue Advertising Staff, 2: Philatelic Club, 2: Track, l, 2, 3. XVILMA SPURGEON-Commercial Course ROBERT SPRINGER-Academic Course National Honor Society, President: Scholastic Hon- ors, 1, 2, 3: Student Council, 2, 3, 4: Good Citi- zenship Board, 2, 3: Organization Board, 3, 4: Sargasso Circulation Manager, 4: Red and Blue Re- porter. 2: Headline Editor, 3: Handbook Editor, 3: Franklin Club, 3: Vice-President, 21 President, 4: Infant Orators. 1, 2, 3: Vice-President, 4: Latin Club, 2: President, 3. LEVEDA STRAIN-Commercial Course DUSTAN STARBUCK--Academic Course Bird Club, 2, 3: Radio Club, 2, 3: Philatelic Club, 2 3 MILLIE STRAPULOS-Commercial Course Gutdoor Club, 2. Page 37 I A V' I' ,'. a!lLkg'!f f, If 4 ' 0 I 1 , , 1 , lwf it rf I ' 1 J ,err-,I I, 'S ,fx f ,ft 1:32, Y 3.5, I , ROBIERT S'I'lNI?-Vocational Course DALIE STORIVIS--Academic Course Entered from Henryetta, Oklahoma, l: Red and Blue Reporter. 4: l.atin Club, 3. 4: Franklin Club. 4: Band, 2. VIRGINIA MAE SUIVIMIQRS-Comnvercial Course Red and Blue Typist, 4: Home Economics Club. l: Bird Club. 4: Outdoor Club, 4. CIIRIST STRAPUI,OS-Academic Course Philatelic Club, Z: Orchestra, l. 2, 3. MILDRIED SWISIIIER-Commercial Course Red and Blue Reporter, 3: Copy Reader. 4: Bird Club. 2. 3, 4: Home Economics Club, l, 2: Secre- tary, 3, 4. ROBERT STRODIE-Academic Course National Honor Society: lirench Club, 3: President. 4: Infant Orators, 3, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Cappy Ricks . VIRGINIA RIENNAKITR-General Course Student Council, 3: Red and Blue Reporter, 3: Out- door Club, l, Z, 4: President, 3: Civic Club, 3, 4: Biology Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2. PAULINE THOMAS-Academic Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, l: Stu- dent Council, l: Class Secretary and Treasurer. 4: Red and Blue Reporter, 3: Handbook Junior Com- mittee, 3: Dramatic Club. 3. 4: Latin Club, 3, 4: Secretary. 4: Mehr l.icht League, 3. 4: Cappy Ricks . lVlARClELLUS TIMNILZLGCUPFUI Course ARDYS .IANIE TINKLER--General Course Entered from Owosso, Michigan, 2: National Honor Society, Secretary: Scholastic Honors, 2: Sargasso Assistant Editor. 4: Red and Blue Reporter, 3: Franklin Club. 3: Civic Club, 3: Secretary, 4. WANDA TOCIITIERMAN-General Course Outdoor Club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3. 4: Opcretta, 3. ALBERT TUCKER-Academic Course Red and Blue Circulation Staff. 2: Radio Club, 2: Latin Club. 3: Infant Orators, 4. Page 38 MARTHA TURLEY-Commercial Course Student Council, 1 : Red and Blue Typist, 4: Biology Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1: Operetta, l. BERNICE UNDERWOOD--Academic Course Scholastic Honors, 1, 2, 3. ROBERT VANDENBOSCH-Acadennc Course Red and Blue Reporter, 43 Civic Club, 4: Bird Club, 4: Latin Club, 3. ROSEMARY VINT-Commercial Course MOINE WAGGAMAN-General Course JOSEPHINE WERMES--Commercial Course CHARLES XVESTFALL-General Course Basketball, 23 Golf, 3, 4. KATHRYN WHITACRE-1-lcadem1'c Course Dramatic Club, 2, 3. 4, Latin Cxnn. 3, Infant Orators, 4: English Club, 4: Cn'ppy Ricks . ROBERT Vv'ILLIAMS--Vocational Course K Club, 4: Basketball, 2: Varsity, 3, 4: Golf, 1, 2. 3, 4: Football, 4: Track, 3. 4. EUGENE WILSON-Voc'u1z'onaI Course LILLIAN WHITE--Commercial Course EDWIN WINSLOW-Academic Course French Club, 3, 43 Band, 4. Page 39 I-UClI.I.E VVIl.I.IAMS-Commercial Course Civic Club, 2: Infant Orators. 4: Glee Club. 1. THOMAS NVOOD-General Course Band, I, 2, 3, 4. NLELLIE NVOOD-Commercial Course Entered from Cass County School, 2: Red and Blue Reporter, 4: Outdoor Club. 4: Bird Club, 4: Civic Club, 4. RICHARD WORLAND-Academic Course Student Council, l. 2. 3: Red and Blue Feature Editor. 4: lfllide Francaise Co-Editor, 4: Dramatic Club, 3: Vice President, 4: Infant Orators. 3: French Club, 3, 4: Mehr Licht League. 4: Cappy Ricks . PHILIP VVRIGHT-Academic Course Scholastic Honors, 3: Red and Blue Reporter. 2. 3: Circulation Staff. 4: Infant Orators, 4: Mehr I.icht League, 4: Franklin Club. MILDRED YFNNA-General Course Biology Club, 2, 3, 4. MARY Jo YOUNG-Commercial Course Entered from Clay Township School, 3: Red and Blue Typist, 4: Home Economics Club, 4. MARIAN ZEHRING-Commercial Course CAROLINE VONDERSAAR-Commercial Course MARY DUNCAN-Commercial Course FOREST I-YTI.E-Commercial Course BETTY JANE I'IARNESS1General Course Page 40 JOHN SHOLTY---Academic Course BETTY BOCK-Academic Course Entered from Hammond High School, 4: National Honor Society. BETTY PATOUX-General Course Entered from South Bend High School, 4. MARY BELLE KLINGERMAN-Commcrcial Course Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, l. 2, 3: Outdoor Club, 2, 3, President, 4: Infant Or- ators. 3, 4: Civic Club, 3, President, 4: Red and Blue, 2, 3, Bookkeeper, 4. BARBARA MARSHALL-General Course National Honor Society: Scholastic Honors, l, 3: Red and Blue Reporter, 2: Feature Ed- itor. 3: Calendar Editor, 4: Franklin Club, 2, 3: Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4: Mehr Licht League, 3: Cappy Ricks . HAROLD JARVIS-VOCatt'Or1aI Course HARRY LANNING-Commercial Course Infant Orators, 4. IRENE RUSK-General Course Bird Club, 3, 4. Page 4l CLASS SONG Now our high school days are o'er. And we're saying adieu. To all the happy hours we've spent In making friendships true. So farewell, dear school. It's time we must part, But all the happy memories Will dwell in every heart. Though our hearts are sad to-day With the thoughts of leaving, All the joys of yesterday Will banish all of our grieving. So farewell, dear school And' teachers so fine. We'll always love dear K. H. S. Throughout all future time. Tune: When I Grow Too Old lo Dream -BETTY SCHRADISR. Page 42 DICK DONAHUE IVIARION HAM? JR. UNDERWOOD BOB JONES PI'I'Sl'l1C'71l' Vice- President Secretary Treasurer v Juniors and Undcercdlculssmcen xl' Y Xa' , J Q QS xg ws, P P X X w R Junior Officers I fi! 1 Page 44 JUNIORS 310 FIRST Row: Mary Geary. Gailen DeLon, Beulah Currens, Alice Kiger, Ellena Forsythe, Mary Faulkner, Anna Marie Engle, Marguerite Coady, Ruth Devore, Mary Smith, Dorothy Fisher, Erna Fierke, lnajean Davison. SECOND Row: Virginia Glassburn, Margaret Dechamps, Anita Crume, Cecily Forrest, Florence , Forehand, Sally Elliott, Eileen Davis, Sarah Dekle, Betty Goyer, Winifred Fisher, Alice Fivecoate. THIRD Row: Anna Mae Dupee, Helen Darrough, Edwin Connell, Frances Edson, Richard Donahue, George Evans, Robert Ficrke. Richard Durfey, Thomas Flynn, Clarence Dreyer. Gilbert Eades, Wayne Dye. FOURTH Row: James Givens, Harold Conwell, Bud Denman, James Coy. Frances Knight, Howard Kitts, Franklin Clark, George Kuntz, Joseph Korby, Anton Drobnic, Thomas Gorman, Kemper Fording. FIRST Row: LaDawna Burgan, Mary Ellen Boring, Mildred Campbell, Evelyn Brandon, Mary Frances Cross, Jane Arbuckle, Marian Bentley, Betty Lou Arnest, Alice Boyd, Ellen Brown, Elizabeth Blacklidge. SECOND Row: Bernice Brunnemer, Mildred Blair. Marv Ellen Bassett, Catherine Berry, Louise Brunner, lnogene Crum. Helen Brindley, Mary Black, Martha Griifm, Gladys Beaman. Maxine Balser, Mary Jesse Britton, Marjorie Caplinger. THIRD Row: Esther Brown, Olivina Bridegroom, Mary Eileen Chalfin, Robert Benjamin, Emerald Bowen, William Carver, Albert Christie, Paul Baker, Earl Ashburn, John Allen, Kenneth Brunk. Orin Bouse. . FOURTH Row: Myron Bagnall, Clinton Adams, John Carver, George Amos, Fordyce Benedict, Russell Broadlick, Robert Cooley, Max Burns, Ralph Briney, Joe Beale. FIRST Row: Evelyn Graves. Martha Hawk. Mary Carolyn Ingels, Marianna Hicks, Bertha Kenworthy, Mary Hamilton, Maxine Gullion, June Kohn, Mildred Kohn, Margarite Keating, Louise Kistner, Ruth Kellar, Ruby Hardesty, Margaret Frakes. SECOND Row: Daphne Hart, Luella Howell. Louise Goodnight, Maida Howell, Susanna Hatton, Chester Kellogg, Marian Hamp, Helen Hancock, Nettacris Humphreys, Helen Harvey, Virginia Harris. THIRD Row: Norman Ingels, Eugene Hochstedler, William Harrison, Vincent Kennedy, James Hall, Jack Good, Lowell Hartsock, Charles Greer, Charles Ice, Roydon Grainger, Carlton Hilton, Charles Jolliffe, Paul Hooker. FOURTH Row: Donald Hopkins, Woodrow Hudson, Robert Hoover, Harold Green, Clarence Hamilton, Thomas Heckman, Paul Hurt, Ralph Briney, Thomas Flynn, Bill Hodges, Charles Jay, Robert Jones. Page 45 Pane 46 JUNIORS 212 FIRST Row: Charlotte Wright. May Wolf. Alice Willis, Vera Wiles, Betty Wells, Martha E. Weisman. Louise Wolfe. Clara Thompson, Mary Jane Tracy. Elva Walker, Ruth Weaver, Eileen Walsh. SECOND Row: Billy Wells, Truman Tochterman, Gilbert Weller, Forest Wilson, Mary E. Wright, Wilma Towe, Barbaranell Townsend, Doris Tobias, Wayne Talbert, Frank Stouse. Glenwood Taylor, Dick Whitley. THIRD Row: Joe Tate, Herbert Troxell. Marion Spradling, Bill Stroup, Paul Waggman, Huber Waggaman, Bob Wagner, Louis Wagner, Noalus Templin, Hershall Troyer, Ralph Warmuth. FOURTH Row: Reno Ulrich, Keith Stough, Orville Stover. Kenny Stoner, Dick Young, Fred Westervelt, Jim Wells, Floyd Thurston, Jr. Underwood, Leo Winburn. FIRST Row: Florence Strayer, Mary Snow, Beulah St. John, Karlene Runyon, Kathleen Runyon, James Perkins, Dick Stahl, Mary Tennell, Ethel Rusk, Rosalee Surmon. SECOND Row: Marjorie Schick, Virginia Sellers. Jeanne Thomas, Anna Smith, Armetha Stillwell, Edith Shufflebotham, Virginia Smith, Helen Saberton, Lois Salmons, Annabelle Short, Angeline Schembre, Hildred Sigerfoose. Juannita Simpson. THIRD Row: Carroll Schory, Bob Sharp, Buster Rusk, Eugene Showalter, Carol Stcckleback, Frank Shaffer, Joy Rosselot, Martin Stanford, NVayne Spurgeon, Bernard Stahl. FOURTH Row: Dick Schrader, Weldon Praim, Ed Ray, Armon Shietze, Wayne Spradling, John Richardson, Jack Rice, Thomas Peters, Woodrow Rudolph, Philip Payne. FIRST Row: Mildred Ritchie. Anna Poppas, Mary Jane Ormsby, Emma Jane McAnich, Mary Maroney, Johnetta Morris, Ellie Miller, Pauline Repovg, Eleanor Lynch, Janet Raymont, Betty Jo Land. SECOND Row: Melsena Lindsay, Thyra Ludwig, Barbara D. Nerenberg, Mary Ann Murphy, Mary Neusom, Virginia Mallory, Catherine Milet, Harriet McClure, Bertha Butler, Laura Off, Mary Helen Prescott. THIRD Row: John Maher, Harry Loper, John Louth, George Lindley, Francis Mugg, Paul Miller, Frank Hugh, Joe Miller, Russell Maudlin, Arlene Nutter, Esther Ricketts. FOURTH Row: Ralph Neal, Dick Mayse, Bud Louthin, Duke Newell, Elwood Lewellyn, Bob Penn, Paul Lynch, Bob Massoth, Don Matchett, Charles Lawhead. Page 47 Page 48 SOPHGMORES FIRST Row: Gayle Garrison, Henrietta Gerhard, Madge Grund. Katherine Gunning. Lola Mae Dunigan, Osie Fort, Mary Marie Durham, Iona Fouch, Maxine Ford, Ann Fleenor, Shirley Foust. Garnell Fortson. Melba Dunn, Emily Dummet, Edna Faulkner, Jean Flynn. Cordelia Forrest, Ellen Fernung, Dora Fuller. SECOND Row: Jesse Gifford, Kathryn Garrison, Jeanette Greer, Mary Lucile Hass, Maxine Early. Marjory Eby, Billy Eaton, Herbert Fidler, Paul Eikenberry, Raymond Ellis, Billy Forehand, Kenneth Fowler, Robert Ford, Eddie Durham, Ellen Goodnight, Betty Frakes. THIRD Row: James Gentry, Sidney Golightly, John Fryxell, Helen Graf, Betty Guillaume, Betty Kohls, Pauline Greasor. Helen Hall. Marguerite Dunn. Marguerite Dye. Leslie Durr. Glascoe Evans, Roy Fisher, George Fivecoat, Wayne Gunnell, John Frank, Mildred Glass, Wanita Gerrard. FOURTH Row: Loraine Garber, Harold Galloway. Joe Glunt, Don Golding, Carl Gunnell, Billy Guire, Floyd Groves, Clayton Hale. Dwight Hadley, Charles Evans, Dick Ellis. Jack Flynn, Jack Halstead, Doyal Fletcher, John George, Max Fridlin. FIRST Row: Amelia Krych, Martha Heflin. Ruth Host, Alice Jarvis, Evelyn Lewellyn, Adelaide Jones, Katherine Kuntz, Martha Harwood, Dorothy Henry, Mary Ann Kohls, Margaret LaFollette, Peggy Kessler, Grace Johnson, Lois Loder, Betty Kemp, Frances Jordan, Anna Lockridge, Garnet Kirkpatrick, Beulah Lanning. SECOND Row: Rex Hoover, Arthur Kenworthy, Vivian Isaacs, Barbara Hinshaw, Lucile Helms. Betty Hoover. Ruth Jackson, Lea Mae Harper, Emma Heath, Mary Jo Hunt, Joan Higgins, Betty Hoffman. Beulah Irick, Martha Irelan. Mae Huber, Virginia Lee, Patricia Johnson. THIRD Row: Paul Horton, Woodson Hobbs. William Harvey, Vern Jones, Keith Jones, Warren Hayes, Jack Haworth, Bob LaDow, William Huddleston. Harry Jackson, Eugene Kellar, Dick Jenkins, Raymond Hynds, Marjorie Helmuth, Virginia Imbler, Betty Hercules. Amanda Bell Ligon, Ethel Lee. FOURTH Row: Paul Hurt, Neil Harris, Robert Harris, George Kreig, Sanford Lawrence, Maynard Irick, Maurice Hite, John Keeler. Spencer Huffman, John Heflin, Franklin Lauder, Harlan Lape, Walter Koontz, Charles Leach, Charles Jarvis, John Levenduski, Wayne Gunnell, Charles Lawhead, Paul Krebser, Edward Keegan. FIRST Row: Ruth Scott, Ruth Sinks, Mary Frances Sholty, Beulah Roe, Mary Stokes, Alice Jean Rogers, Lucile Roache, Marjorie Rudy, Evelyn Ruth, Mary Lou Wilkinson, Wilma Shrock, Sara Young, Mildred Williams, Geraldine White, Emma Lou XVilson, Wilma Westerman. SECOND Row: Dorothy Young, Eileen Stewart. Wanita Shrock, Juanita Worthington, Marcella Westener, Cora Jane Stout. Vera Short, Betty Simmons, Francis Slabaugh, Bertha Storms, Mary Schwartz, Rosalee Smith, Kathleen Robinson. Jane Scheuler. Helen Shroyer, Margaret Smith, Laurene Russell. Tl-llRD Row: James Sparks, James Simmons, George Rody, Charles Roarty, Verne Rivers, Wayne Whitacre, Wallace Wold. Charles Weaver, Bill VVorkman, William Wise, Scott Louis Weaver. Roy XVright, Edward Scott, Huston Stahl, Kenneth Rose, Carlyle Smith, Robert Spradling, Melvin Young. FOURTH Row: Joe Roberts, Robert Stanly. Robert Rostern, Alva Rohrer, Clyde West, Jesse Weaver, Henry Sagarsee. Harold Ratcliff, Dale Smith, Robert Zehner, Lewis Wright. Harold Simpson, Frank Starbuck, Charles Stockdale, Frederick Wyrick, XVilliam Sanders, Cornelius Wilson, John Staley, Ralph Stewart, William Wolford. Page 49 Page 50 SOPHOMORES FIRST Row: Anna Bell Clifton, Margaret Brady. Vkfanda Clarke. Harriet Clingenpeel, Mary Clymer. Honor Bowen, Sarah Bowen, Eleanor Berkeypile, Thelma Bugher, Argyleen Brown. Bernice Bowen, Betty Overton, Onda Bolinger, Mildred Bouse, Doris Clevenger, Inez Cassell, Wilma Jean Clifton, Doris Butler, Catherine Catlin, Barbara Owens. S1iCOND Row: Stella Clark, Janet Chapman. Charles Pitzer, Paul Rees, Monroe Randall. Eleanor Pfleger, Elizabeth Politz, Virginia Parker, Willette Penn, Barbara Phelps, Betty Rayl, Mary Jane Britton, Isabel Reppert, Betty Randall, Anna Rezo, Ethel Peele, Juanita Reynolds, Betty Rhinebarger, Jane Owen. THIRD Row: Russell Carey. Richard Cobb. Claude Bowley, Charles Philapy, Fred Chaplin, Luther Boone, Harold Ratchiff, John Pearce, Frances Carey, Don Pettit. Joe Repovg, Fred Record, Bob Pierce, Frank Ridenour, Henry Petoskey, William Powell, Robert Padfield, Luther Perryman. FOURTH Row: Richard Pyle, Don Pierce, Milton Porter, Carl Parker, Milan Peel, James Commodore. George Brubaker, James Colvin, Joe Cherry, Ray Bennett, Morris Chandler, Louis Cameron, Bob Bordner, Chester Bliss, Fred Parkhurst, Fred Charles, Maurice Cochran. FIRST Row: Ellen Long, Phylis McHale, Viola Neal, Madonna Middleton, Bernice Meyers, Olive Jane Miller, Ruth Meyers, Mary Miller, Margarite Mozingo, Imogene Minnix, Wilma Milner, Betty Adams, Helen Baron, Louise Armstrong, Betty Lou Bennett, Doris Belt, Jane Alexander, Mona Balcom, Theora Biddle, Ruth Abney, Frances McAninch. SECOND Row: Isaleen Martz. Betty Jean Mahan. Lucille Maroney, Elsie Medley, Naomi Morris. Peggy Mead, Mabel Mitchell, Nancy Jane Meister, Florence Milner, Rosalee Albright, Betty Baldwin. Jean Albright, Catherine Anderson, Thelma Meeks, Velma Miller, Doris Arnold, Alliene Abernathy, Genevieve Beatty, Anita Bassett, Rosamond Bell, Ella Mae Martin. THIRD Row: Thelma Miller, Cora Miller, Garland Houston, John Moore, Amos Mote, Max Miller, Eugene Morey, Madonna Miller, Mary Ann Miller, Cedric Mumaw, John Beaver, Jack Aldridge, Dorothy Beatty, Mary Corrine Beasley, Evelyn Anacker, Jane Bennett, Virginia Binnion, Ruth Martin. FOURTH Row: Cleo Maddox, Richard Long, John McClure, John McAninch, Robert Odin, Alson Nolan, Lawrence Milam, Ralph Mills, Bob Barrett, Donald Anderson, Lester Bagwell. Rutherford Allen, Richard Alexander, Harry Bennett, Norman Benner, Billy Anderson. FIRST Row: Kathryn Cunningham, Christine Degler. Mary Cunningham, Lucille Van Cleave, Ruth Marquand, Patricia McNutt, Betty McCoy. Ann Lung, Bonny Vincent, Anna Jane Watkins, Wilma Turner, Carolina Tome, Betty Thompson, Margaret Swisher, Margaret Taylor, Helen Strawback, Celia Thompson, Virginia Copp, Mary Lou Dietemeyer, Molly Jean Dorsey, Helen Davenport. SECOND Row: Mary Cook, Elizabeth Copp, Clara Cook, Evelyn Dininger, Marian McCreary, Rose Nell Mays, Bob Crone, Maurice Summers, Bill McGlone, Ruth Stroup, Betty Thompson, Elsalena Vetter, Ruby Terry, Lucille Sweeney, Rowena Densborn, Robert Donahue, Truman Coppock, James Deardorff, Virginia Cross. THIRD Row: Tom Donson, Conrad Creason, Raymond Duggins, Howard Darrow, Don Mayfield, Victor McDowall, William Maish, Reed Talbert, Howard Lynn, Kenneth Martin. George Summers, Robert Walker, Robert Lytle, Justin Turley, Ernest Templin, Bob Tyler, Reuben Troyer, Lee Cross, Cleatus Coombs, Ray Connor, Bill Cotterman, Joseph Donahue. FOURTH Row: Herman Crim. Hugh Dowling, Bill Cone, Ross Currens. Lawrence Vonderahe. Clyde Walker. Chester Tressell, Bob Denny, George Townsend, John Wattles. Frank Thomas, Joseph Dewberry, Alton McNew, Jack Thompson, Ray Tucker, Afton Tate, Walker Wayland,Howard Couch,Robert Duke,Robert Croddy,Richard Cowell,Ralph Duke. Page Sl Paqe 52 FRESHMEN FIRST Row: Claribelle Griffith, Vivian Gasho, Victoria Grecu, Mary Gordon, Ica Graham, Mary Louise Harness, Helen Hartley, Martha Hance, Martha Glass, Velda Godlove, Betty Jane Householder, Eugena Hehmann, Betty Johnston, Margaret Ingles, Marjorie Jackson, Bessie Hickman, Lydia Hughes, Madeline Hunt, Kenneth Spencer. SECOND Row: Willa Marie Harrell, Hyldred Harris. Margaret Hurt, Mary Kain, Betty Ann Hiatt, Eleanor Keisling, Maxine Wrightsman, Mazie Wetzel, Helen Weir, Yvonne Taber, Margaret Talbert, Martha White, Louise Stevens, Edith Van Meter, Pauline Westfall, Robert Hardesty, Clifford Jester, William Wrightsman, Verle Winslow. THIRD Row: Harry Hardesty. Francis Keene, Robert Ingels, John Frank, Edward Jacoutot, William Huff, Kenneth Givens, Robert Keene, Lewis Gordon, Junior Golding, Wayne Hutchins, Vaughan Hill. Wayne Keisling, Vernon Hamilton, Lewis Hightower, Delbert Winslow, Dale Keirn, Robert Hardesty, Elmo Templin, Charles Thompson. FOURTH Row: Fred Taylor, Donald Hall, Daniel Fye, Thomas Joyce. Robert Hamilton. Roy Galloway, Howard Holler, Maurice Gray, Fred Woodward, Jerral Holiday. Robert Harness, Russell Harness. Paul Groves, William Hensler, Benny Hewitt, Richard Harris, Merle Ice, Lester Hatcher, William Keller, Graydon Whitecotton. FIRST Row: Pansy Critchlow, Mary Burton, Betty Crane, Betty Cooley, Genevieve Cross, Betty Cooper, Helen Lanning, Nancy Morrow, Genevieve Mills, Elsie Nelson, Lavelle Miller, Rhoda Jane Mitchell, Dorothy Coon, Anna Jane Conwell, Bertha Krhin, Florence Mae MacDonald, Thelma Carson, Ida Cook. Olive Jane Chaflin, Ruth Risher, Helen Richey. SECOND Row: Berniece Newton, Joan Kidder, Margaret Kellar, Mary Louise Morris, Charlotte Miller, lnez Nichols, Helen Morgan. La Donna Lorenz, Olive Maggart, Dorothy Campbell, Maxine Comer, Mildred Schmidt, Ester Robertson, Harriett Rockwell, Lola Belle Roe, Myrtle Riley, Raymond Hinds. THIRD Row: James Brumit, Max Randolph, Carl Clelland, George Pyke, Harold Sapp, James Rickey, Lawrence Coles, Robert Priest. Cecil Rhodes, Harry Ridenour, Joe Clawson, Philip Clark, Rex Crume, Charles Louderbaugh, Joseph Salvo, Thomas Kistner, Gene Cummings. FOURTH Row: Robert Ricketts, Marion Radabaugh, Neil Roe. James Myers, Howard Kaufman, J. W. Ruth, Clancy Howard, Eugene Cass, Cecil Butler, Robert Clark, Earl Robinson, Ira Nelson, Leslie Colter, Don Croddy, Harry Crownover, Harold Lees, Howard Layton, Joseph Lindley, Hubert Lucas, Robert Keeler. FJRST Row: Retha Shelby, Anna Ruth McCoy, Eileen Smith, Velma Smith, Anna Mae Kistner, Ethel Kerlin, Geraldine Taylor, Laura Jean Sence, Morline Skinner, Mary Tolley, Marjorie Ann Strode, Betty Jeanne Kollmar, Virginia Lung, Betty Stone, Marjorie Collins, Betty Kohls, Isabel Martin, Gladys Martin, La Matha Miller. SECOND Row: Mary Kelley, Marie Livingston, Mary Frances Long, Lula Mae Mabra, Annabelle Ligon, Betty Stout, Betty Sherman, Dorothy Taylor, Mariam Schraeder, Elizabeth Snider, Esther Speros, Mary Louise Schurerman, Betty Farley, Juanita Lacey, Anna Marie Korby, Hildra Kessler, Doris Stonecipher, Nina McCormick, Bobbette Kennedy. THIRD Row: Louis Mossburg, Tom Taubensee, Peggy McCarthy, Lucille Stahl, LaVerne Strain, Teresa Stahl, Bruce Miller, Plas Mays, Ernest Kirk, Lowell Long, Donald Sweeney, Gerald Swing, Virgil Springer, Lawrence Lindsay, Richard Keyes, Robert A. Long, Martin McHale, James Lynch. FOURTH Row: Robert McClure, Junior Miller, Wayne Klingerman, Lewis Love, George Stokes, John Springer, Jack LeVan, Jack Kidd, Carl McPike, William Maroney, Frederick Selley, William Martin, James Lucas, Harold Lacey, Robert R. Long, Jack Kiefer. Joe Seymour, Robert Stroup, Frederick Stout, Kenneth Kitts. Page 53 Page 54 FRESHMEN FIRST Row: Eileen Walker, Wanda Bagwell. Mable Waltrip, Madelynn Wilkinson. Grace Gunnell, Ethel Overman, Rebecca Phelps, Marjorie Pickering, Naoma Phillips, Charlotte Pavey, Grace Pemberton, Margaret Petarlacian, Karlene Nixon, Kathleen Plunkett, Mary Ogle, Elsie Pennington, Marjorie Pearcy, Mavon June Olson, Winifred Pierce, Laveta Oyler. SECOND Row: Clara Belle Pender, Annabelle Roe, Josephine Rowland, Louise Shimer, Hilda Rayl, Virginia Oaks, Thelma Louise Smith, Mary Schafer, Bertha West, Elizabeth Tucker, Ruth Webb, Marjorie Trout. Dorothy Wiltse, Nanzleen Stemler, Juanita Webb, Imogene Wallace, Florence Warmoth, Betty Walker, Dorothy Wagner, Mary Vandenbosch. THIRD Row: Louis Trimble, Carrie Nell Reeves. Bessie Smith, Melvin Shallenberger, Richard Shutters, Robert Smith, John Slusher, Ronald Smith, Clyde Siefers, Robert Phelps, Betty Parker, Nedra Seagrave, Mary Louise Shigley, Ruth Pearce, Mary Jane Rayl, Betty Roe, Viola Naphew, Ralph Walker. Robert Tucker, William Ripberger. FOURTH Row: Vtfilliam Sheasley, Paul Walker, Jack Thompson, Maurice Vitale, Vincent Woodward, Robert Wysong, Bill Whitley, Arthur XVeaver, Frank Yenna, Clarence Pettay. Ralph Peck, Charles Payne, Bertell Peterson, Harry Moulder, John Owens, George Ormsby, Charles Ormsby, Warren Osborn, David Patterson. FIRST Row: Winifred Griffin, Mary Hale, Frieda Hogg, Jean Flemming, Mary Jean Deegan, Pauline Dieterly, Betty Eades, Ruth Duke. Joan Duncan, Elizabeth Dunkle, Pollyanna Federspill, Dorothy Davis, Betty Farley, Isabel Duncan, June Dohner, June Duncan, Jean Duke, Louise Ellison. SECOND Row: Helen Forsythe, Eugene Geiger, Agnes James, Garnet Irby, Margaret Hackney, Marjorie Johnson, Louise Shimer, Hazel Golding, Jane Hawkins, Mildred Farrington, Winifred Miller, Mary Mitchell, Pauline Moore. Peggy Morrison. Betty Jo Ellis, Rosamond Fierke. THIRD Row: Joan Hollingsworth, Doris Eby, Mabel Hinds, Betty Morris, Thelma McCarty, Robert Fording, Leslie Dillman, John Duret, Walter Miller, William Day, James Dudley, Rue England, Edwin Ewing, Margaret Davis. FOURTH Row: Robert Gibson, John Joe Graff, George Hunter, Hershall Harold, Norwood Grainger, Max Ek. Chalmer Hite, Leo Flynn, Lawrence Miller, Buddy Fouch, Ralph Morrow, Paul Miller, Jesse James, John Gordon, Loren Guge, John Jameson, Kenneth Hughes, George Englert, Paul Deschamps. IRST Row: Frances Aerne, Margaret Brown, Wanda Baggwell, Mary Jo Anderson, Kenne Ausman, Betty Bugher, Eileen Snider. Marie Allen, Catherine Dreyer, Sally Carothers, Josephine Ulrich, Alice Sullivan. Mildred Reeves, Mary Louise Pricketr, Virginia Reed, Pauline Rayn, Jean Pyanowski, Elizabeth Pushcash. SECOND Row: Marjorie Brandon, Helen Brownlee, Retha Cawthorne, Betty Carey, Dorothey Allen, Ada Clarkson, Betty Bowen, Wanita Dick, Fern Downey. Annabel Thomas. Betty Tomlinson, Audrey Weller, Rosemary Belt, Florence Bowen. Rebecca Adams, Marjorie Baker. Josephine Remis. THIRD Row: Mary Burt, Robert Buckner, William Artis, Harold Fethestone, Junior Duckworth. Robert Arrol, Richard Dotterer, Ralph Aldridge. Willis Bertram. Florence Wyatt, Gretchen Woodward, Robert Aughe, Gilbert Collins, Andrew Dunigan, Earle Chase. Gerald Brooker, Charles Anderson. Karl Budd. FOURTH Row: Ross Mikels, Hansel Carpenter, Raymond Ashburn, Staley Adams, Forrest Brass. Harold Baldwin, Robert Bergeman, Elmer Bozard, Carl Anderson, George Anderson. William Collins. Page 55 Page 56 FRESHMEN FIRST Row: Dorothy Milburn, Patricia Newman. N ll' M e ie cKibben. Mary Herron, Rosellen Hollingsworth. Herschel McCaughan, .Jimmy Matthews. Harold Monroe, Kenneth Little Tom Laverty, Norma Morrison. SECOND Row: Billy Owens, Lester Ogle, Myra Lane, Sarah Frances Hornbrook, Barbara Grove. Eugene Name. Kent Hawkins, James Harris, Milan Hannah, Russel Job, Norman Nay. THIRD Row: Thelma Maddox, Margurite Nickleson, Zoncla Garbert, Margaret Hutchinson, Wanda Garber. Norma Grahan, Willis Nicholas, Francis Jones, Carl Moore. FOURTH Row: Marian Haas, Ruth Hooker. James Jordon, Lois Goodnight, Jane Hunt, Paul Grove, Junior Greer, Ellen Walker, Viola Clubbs, XVesIey Harold. Harold Galloway, Karl McPike. Gerald Mitchel, Clyde Matchett. FIRST Row: Lawrence Ewing, Charles Band, Roy Bergman. Donald Butler, Fred Butcher Reynolds Clingenpeel, Juan't B d ia u d, Helen Crispen, Wilberta Chappell, Janice Collins, Viola Clubbs, Ruth Baker, Helen Butcher. SECOND Row: Merle Fortson, John Anthony, Roger Flick, Ralph Christy, Orville Dane Branch, George Cameron, Bess Ade Phyllis Burge Yetieve Ashe D h . , 1, orot y Barker. Edith Craig, Juanita Duke. Anna Burdett, Ruth Davis. Mary Lou Anderson, Violet Clubbs, Rosemary Brass, Opal Clellan. ' THIRD Row: Albert Ellis, Ernest Baker, Woodrow Baron, Kath ' A ' erine rtis, Charles Bone, Esther Cross, Alvin Bogue Katherine Atkisson Bert B k . , y a er, Joe Dewberry, Harold Coleman. Margaret England, Donald Fleenor, George Bender. I FIRST Row: Julia Trout, Anna Lou Snow, Mar Ja S ' h y ne mit , Maxine Summers, Donald Wiese, Billy Snyder, Lemuel Vv'hite, Corine Rhorer, Lucille Passafume, Harold Peeler, Robert Wolf, Willard White. SECOND Row: Nina Stover, Beulah Tille , E J ' y mma ane Vvoolridge, Dorothy Poppas, Emily Jo Schwartz, Jean Roarty, Dorothy Schwartz, Juanita Simmons, Geneva Larimore. James Smith, William Poynter, Warren Woolridge. THIRD Row: Shirl Vand b k y en ar . Dora Uitts, Mary Ann Sweet. Julia Bell Troyer, Crystal Switzer, Mary Jane Stein, Kenneth Reynolds Annabelle R J . oe, oe Siler, Wanita Pritts, Roy Robinson, John Rayle, Alice Phillips, Marjorie Retter, Earl Reynolds, Clifford Shockey, Howard Washington, W. B. Porter. Page 57 Q , Slat F' a v '54 w Page 58 ACTIIVJITIUES 1 I I 4 Organizations Page 59 Page 60 Organization Board FIRST Row: Mr. Morris, Marian Hamp, June Ann Schrader, Miss Mclntosh. SECOND Row: Bob Springer, Chester Kellogg, Mr. Phillips. Student Council FIRST Row: Virginia Reed, Garnet Irby, Betty Parker, Betty Bugher, Nancy Morrow, Bob Arrol, Don Hall, Jack LeVan, James Perkins, John Springer, Frank Yenna, Miss Scheidt, Harry Palmer, Bob Boughman. SECOND Row: Helen Wier, Cordelia Forrest. Ruth Stroup, Sarah Young, Mary Louise Deitemeycr, Alice Boyd, Betty Schrader. Barbara Phelps, Grace Johnson. Jane Schueler. Thelma Bugher, Betty Lou Fraling, Bob Springer, Jack Halstead, Billy McGlone. THIRD Row: Paul Miller, Chester Kellogg, Viola Naphew, Harriet McClure, William Hensler. Marian Hamp, Fred Nygren, Forrest Wilson, Eugene l-lochstedler, Bob Hogan, Jack Aldridge, Ralph Mills, John Heflin, John Life. Monitor Board FIRST Row: Irene Dietzen, Delores Keene, James Perkins, Virginia Rennaker, Catherine Milet, Jane Schueler. SECOND Row: Martha Kinney, Helen Kistner, Gilbert Eades, Mr. Kcisling. Honor Society FIRST Row: Harriet McClure, Helen Holman, Betty Schrader, Betty Lou Fraling, Dorothea Kirby. Marybelle Klingcrman, Virginia Rennaker, John Life, Bill Mayse. SIECOND Row: Dolores Coughlin, Pauline Thomas, Mary Caroline Ingles, Mary Hannah Sailors, Junior Crim, James Perkins, Bob Strode, Harry Henry, Bob Kellar. THIRD Row: Miss Martz. Miss Ross, Miss Thornburgh, Fred Nygren, Bus Shoaf, Bob Hogan, Bob Springer, Rex Oyler, Donald Elliot, Bob Boughman. Perle 6I Poqc 62 Biology Club FIRST Row: Mary Louise Deitemeyer. Betty Mahan, Barbara Tinkler, Barbara Hinshaw, Garnet Kirkpatrick. Betty Frakes, Jeannette Chapman, Jessie Gilford, Lucille Roach, Betty Pierce, Madonna Middleton. SECOND Row: Rosamond Bell, Ruth Abney, Daphne Hart. Helen Goodnight, Luella Howell, Iona Fouch, Virginia Rennaker, Virginia Parker, Marjorie Rudy, Onda Bolinger, Margaret Coady. THIRD Row: Isaleen Martz. Ruth Martin. Mr. Cross, Bob Crone, Wallace Wald, Bill Workman, Mr. Howell, Howard Couch, Elwood Lewellyn. FOURTH Row: Bob Lucas, Ralph Neal, Armon Sheitze, Jim Gibbons. Bird Club FIRST Row: Harry Loper. Clarence Hamilton, Lucille Sweeney. Margaret Sweeney, Vivian Dawson, Helen Graf, Margarite Cody, Agnes Moser, l,ois Buckner, Ruth Newton, 'Winifred Hodson, Ellena Forsyth. SECOND Row: Geneva Johnson. Beatrice Currens, lrene Rusk, Marjorie Rody, Esther Ricketts. Mary Margaret Gerrard. Anna Marie Ingles. Helen Darrough, Mildred Swisher, Maltha Moorman, Betty Randall, Isabelle Repert. THIRD Row: Ruth Cherry, Monroe Randall, Omer Main, Robert Terrell, Rosemary McClure. Valeria McDonald, James Perkins, Mr. Howell, Ralph Neal, Bob LaDow, Oneil Duggins, William McGlone, Eugene Hochstedler. Civic Club FIRST Row: Miss Colescott, Ruth Newton, Virginia Rennaker, Virginia Milner. Jean Burgin, Louise Byers, James Perkins, Martha Moftitt, Maltha Moorman, Lois Salmons. SECOND Row: Mary Rayle, Mary Jane Tracy, Molly Jean Dorsey, Betty Jean Pierce. Mary Belle Klingerman, Margaret Coady, Ardys Tinkler, Richard Bartholomew, Gerald Maroney. THIRD Row: Paul Lynch, Robert Vandenbosch, Omer Main, Francis Sears, Franklin Clark, Paul Miller, Ralph Neal, John Bone, Rex Oyler. Dramatic Club FIRST Row: Mary Joyce, Helen Holman, Mary C. Ingels, Betty Schrader, June Ann Schrader, Ruth Stroup, Cordelia Forrest. Jean Flynn, Barbaranell Townsend, John Life. SECOND Row: Molly Jean Dorsey, Katherine VVhitacre, Betty Baldwin, Pauline Thomas, Fred Nygren, Marian Hamp, Mary H. Sailors, Jan Smith, Chet Kellogg, Bill Mayse. THIRD Row: Madeline Newman, Miss Thornburgh, Valeria McDonald, Loraine Newlon, John Louth, Mary E. Chaflin, Betty Goyer, Bob Strode, Keith Jones, Dick Worland. FOURTH Row: Jr. Crim, Miss McCune, Max Shirley, Bill Stroup, Bob Hogan, Dick Donahue, John McGaffney, Bus Shoaf, Harry Henry, Bob Shilling. Page 63 Pago English Club FIRST Row: Betty Lou Fraling, Mary Geary, Esth R' k er ic etts, Doris Tobias, Wilma Turner Betty Arnest, Mary Jane Eikenberry, Mary Jane Tracy, Mary Tennell, Louise Brunner. Catherine Berry, Betty Jeter, Mary Maroney, Miss Rufty. SECOND Row: Maida Howell, Catherine Milet, Betty Helen Smith, Eileen Davis, Sarah Dekle. Norma Gunning, Jeanetta Ronk, Marianna Hicks, Helen Hancock, Marion Graff, Barbaranell Townsend, Martha Ellen Wiesman, Sally Elliot. Florence Forehand. TI-IIRD Row: Janet Raymont, Miss Pohlman, Margaret Rose Gideon, Kathryn Whitacre, Betty Schrader, Betty Goyer, Valeria McDonald, Miss Farlow, Bob Benjamin, Bob Kellar, Francis Mugg, John Richardson, Eugene Showalter, Junior Crim, Dick Donahue. Franklin Club FIRST Row: Betty Baldwin. Jeanetta Ronk, M T ary ennell, Helen Holman, Betty Lou Fraling, Harriet McClure. Dorothea Kirby, Jane Owen, Jane Schueler, Cordelia Forrest, Mary Joyce, Bob Boughman. SECOND Row: Junior Crim, Marian Hamp, John Louth, Chet Kellogg, Alice Boyd, Mary Caroline Ingles, Mary Hannah Sailors, Norma Gunning, Barbara Phelps, Jo Ann Lantz, Betty Jeter, Bill Mayse, Phillip Wright. THIRD Row: Betty Helen Smith, Betty Arnest Marv Filleen Chafli S h , , , n, ara Dekle, Dale Storms. Eugene Hochstedler, Barbara Nerenburg, Fred Nygren, Betty Overton, Harry Henry. Bob Springer, Rex Oyler, Bob Kellar, Donald Elliot. French Club FIRST Row: Mary Helen Prescott, Bonnie Vin Ch cent, arlene Davis, Betty Jo Land, Eileen Davis, James Perkins, Catherine Berry, Bob Strode. SECOND Row: Gene Montz, Esther Rickt , M e ts aida Howell, Norma Gunning, Margaret Deschamps, Helen Hancock, Cecily Forrest, Dick XVorland. THIRD Row: Hildred Sigerfoose, C th ' a erme Garritson, Lola Mae Dunigan, Miss Campbell, Miss Thornburgh, Eugene Hochstedler, Albert Bartholemy, Junior Crim, Freshman Forum FIRST Row: Ellz b h D 1 a et unkle, Juanita Lacey. Betty Bugher, Fern Downey, Wanita Dick, Betty Mahan, Louise Henry Helen Lanning Nanc M O , , y orrow, live Jane Chaffin, Virginia Lung. SECO ' ' ' ND Row. Doris Eby, Harriet Rockwell, Thelma Smith, Hildred Harris, Garnet Irby, Betty Parker, Nedra Seagraves Ralph Aldrid e Reb Ph , . g , ecca elps. Isabelle Duncan, Bertha Khrin. I' . HIRD Row. Mr. Powell, George Mohr, Don Hall, Wayne Keisling, Vaughan Hill, Bob Errell, Jack LeVan, Leslie Dillman, Richard Dotterer. Harry Moulder, John Springer. Page 65 Page 66 Outdoor Club FIRST Row: Miss Cover, Betty Jean Pierce, Wanda Tochterman, Madonna Middleton, Virginia Rennaker, Catherine Berry, Bertha Kenworthy, Mary Clymer, Louise Brunner, Mary Tennell. Maltha Moorman, Martha Moflitt, Nellie Wood. SECOND Row: Wilma Moore, Wilma Milner. Virginia Summers. Virginia Milner, Jeanne Thomas, Frances Cross, Mary Catherine Gullion, Helen Darrow, Mary Margaret Gerrard, Betty Densborn, Bernice Brunner, Louise Byers. THIRD Row: Martha Kinney, Dolores Keene. Margaret Aerne, Louise Wolf, Jean Hammond, Lois Buckner. Mary Jane Miller, Ruth Weaver, Lois Chesterson, Marybelle Klingerman. Dorothea Kirby. Infant Orators FIRST Row: Lucille Williams, Betty Jeter, Joann Lantz, Dorothea Kirby, Marybelle Klingerman, Virginia Milner, Kathryn Whitacre, Margaret Rose Gideon, Freida Renfro, Kathryn Anderson. SECOND Row: Ruth Newton, Philip Wright, Bob Springer, John McGaffney, John Life, Rex Oyler, Miss Farlow, Harry Palmer, John Richardson. THIRD Row: Bill Stroup, Bus Shoaf, Donald Elliot, Harry Henry, Bob Strode, Harry Lanning. Home Economics Club FIRST Row: Violet Irick, Mildred Swisher, Retha Shelby, Clara Thompson, Mona Jane Balcom, Mary Frances Sholty, Mary Thompson, Mary Kathryn Smith, Betty Bowman, Helen Hartley, Thelma Smith, Garnet Irby. SECOND Row: Florence Warmoth, Margaret Davis, Margaret Lutsch, Marjorie Brandon, Wanita Goodnight, Daphne Hart, Wilma Moore, Alice Willis, Mary Ellen Wright, Joan Kidder, Rosemary McClure. THIRD ROW: Anna Poppas, Marie Bayer, Isabelle Knight, Lucille Rose, Julia Schraeder. Jean Fleming, Ruth Black. Esther Black, Rena Fording, Elizabeth Dunn, Nanzleen Stemler, Betty Hiatt, Peggy McCarthy. Latin Club FIRST Row: Miss Martz, Mary Joan Rhodes, Betty Lou Fraling, Florence Forehand, Virginia Sellers, Louise Brunner, Doris Tobias, Jeanne Thomas, Mildred Kohn. SECOND Row: James Coy, Martha Hawk, Annabelle Short. Betty Arnest, Mary Jane Eikenberry, Pauline Thomas, Helen Darrough, Mary Jane Tracy. THIRD Row: Francis Sears, Mary Geary, Mary Maroney. James Rhodes, Wayne Spurgeon, Bill Barker, Bob Kellar, Bill Mayse, John Life. Page 67 Paqe 68 Mehr Licht League FIRST Row: Betty Schrader, Betty Lou Fraling, Joan Lantz, Martha E. Wiesman, Marian Hamp, Cecelia Bobbitt, Ruth Stroup, Mary H. Sailors. Willette Penn, Julia A, Smith. SECOND Row: Mary Joyce, Helen Holman, Alice Boyd, Harriett McClure, Helen Hancock, Jane Owen, Jane Schueler, Cordelia Forrest, Cecily Forrest. THIRD Row: Pauline Thomas. Mary C. lngels, Dick Worland, Eugene Hochstedler, Miss Handley, Susanne Hatton, Mary E. Chaflin, Betty Goyer, John Richardson, Bob Boughman. FOURTH Row: Max Shirley, Fred Nygren. Bob Shilling, Jr. Underwood, Dick Donahue, Philip Wright, Bob Hogan, Chet Kellogg. Philatelic Club FIRST Row: Mr. Roe, Harry Ridnour. Herbert Troxell, Paul Eikenberry, Woodson Hobbs, Paul Lynch. SECOND Row: Billy McGlone, Charles Parker, Gladys Beaman, Jeannetta Ronk, Mary Margaret Gerrard, Dick Durffy. Radio Club FIRST Row: Frank Mazone, Wayne Gunnell, Thomas Kistner, Herbert Troxell, Albert Barthelmy, Paul Eikenberry, Bob Leffert. SECOND Row: Franklin Clark, Leo Viindburn, Joe Donahue, Jim Deardorf, Victor Lawhead. Ward Ingels. THIRD Row: Bill Maish, Charles Jolffe, Glenwood Taylor, Mr. Morris, Bill Frank, Bill Workman, Bob Wagner. Club FIRST Row: Ralph Sanifur, Dick Heflin, Donnie Matchett, Floyd Thurston, Cleo Maddox. Bob Anderson, John Fryxell, Anton Drobnic. SECOND Row: Francis Cook, Alva Rhorer, Charles Parker, Max Shirley, Harold LaFollette, O'Neil Duggins, Jr. Underwood, THIRD Row: Bob Williams, Fred Elliott, Jack Rice, Don Petty, Mr. Hill, Bob Hollingsworth, Woodrow Hudson, Bob Hogan. N Page 69 HCAPPY RICKSH SENIOR CLASS PLAY l. Ellen Murray , 2. John Skinner . . 3. Alden P. Ricks . ,. ... 4. Florence Ricks . . . . 5. Edward Singleton . . . , . . 6. Cecil Pericles Bernard , . . . 7. Captain Matt Peasley , . , . . 8. Aunt l.ucy Ricks . .. 0. Brookneld . . . , S Grace Marie Drueckcr I Kathryn Whitacre l John McGaffney I Chalmer Denny l Robert Hogan Q Junior Crim bl Barbara Marshall I Betty Schrader S Robert Boughman 1 Robert Strode S Jack Dewberry I Richard Worland l Bus Shoaf 1 William Mayse l Margaret Rose Ciidcon I Pauline Thomas l Ralph Bishop 1 Harry Henry The three-act comedy Cappy Ricks was presented on April l l and l2 by the Senior Class. 'Cappy Ricks, a dramatization of the sea story by Peter B. Kyne, is laid in the oflice and home of Cappy, and has a cast of nine characters. It was under the capable supervision of Miss Lilith Farlow and Lester McCarty that the play was produced. Page 70 UCAPPY RICKSH SENIOR CLASS PLAY The play centers around Alden P. Ricks, known as Cappy, and his daughter Elorry, to whom he is very devoted. Cappy receives a letter from a boyhood friend saying that his son, Cecil Pericles Bernard, is to arrive soon to learn the shipping business. When he arrives, he is found to be a perfect pink tea English- man. Cappy leaves Cecil and Florry alone, and this gives Cecil a chance to tell Elorry of his love for a chorus girl, Goldie Glake. They plan to deceive Cappy by pretending that they are in love, in order that Cecil may stay in the West and find Goldie, as her show has broken up, and he doesn't know where to End her. As Cecil leaves, Matt Peasley enters. He is first mate on a ship and has deceived Cappy: therefore Cappy dislikes him very much and is going to fire him. Matt and Elorry become acquainted and decide to go into business together. Matt believes that Elorry is only the bookkeeper and she gives him the assumed name of Goldie Glakef' From this point the plot becomes entangled and the climax comes when Cappy learns, through Aunt Lucy and the chauffeur, that Elorry has not only been in business with Matt but is also in love with him. In the meantime Ellen Murray, the new secretary, is found to be the real Goldie, and Ellen and Cecil marry. Matt comes to Cappy's office and Skinner, the general manager. tells him of Elorrys mistaken identity. Cappy forgives all and gives Matt one minute to propose to Florry. Cecil and Ellen enter in time to hear the proposal as the curtain falls. Page 7I BAND GIUEIE CCIUUB ORCHESTRA Page 72 Publications JN? ffNf QM f if , f ,M Vx-X - Peg JUN!! ANN SCHRADIER JOHN LIFE Editor Business Manager SARGASSO 1935 The 1935 staff has tried to include in this volume reminders of the most important events of your high school days. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Miss Ross and Mr. Mason for their valuable assistance. We are also grateful to those who helped us to Hnance this annual by patronizing the lyceum programs this year, and to the many students who so ably assisted us in various ways. We hope that this book embodies many happy remembrances which will live long in your hearts. Page 74 Page 75 I I Ng . I yf X Q X L A FRED NYGREN, Editor REX OYLER, Business Manager RED AND BLUE New methods were introduced this year in the publication of the Red and Blue, weekly school paper. The editorial staff was placed under the direct super- vision of Miss Cover, teacher of journalism. The business staff worked as a unit, with the advertising and circulation staffs working together, to a large extent, The Red and Blue purchased a press, making it possible to print the paper in our high school printing shop. Faculty advisers of the editorial staff were Miss Cover and Mrs. Weiland, and the faculty business adviser was Mr. Mustard. Mr. Mason was the printing supervisor. The other members of the staff were the following: ASSISTANT EDITORS .,..,.....,,.... Chet Kellogg, Helen Holman HEADLINES .,.,.... . . . . Marian Hamp, Junior Crim FEATURES ....,..,. ...., A lice Boyd. Richard XVorland JOKES. .,.... . . ..... Marion Graff, Dick Donahue SOCIETY ,... . . . . . Martha Ellen XViesman. Martha Kinney ORGANIZATION. . . ..,...... . . . . .Barbara Marshall COPY .,........ .... N orma Gunning EXCHANGE . . . .... Delores Dudley SPORTS .,,.... , . . . . . . . . ..,. Med Heinemann STAFF ARTIST ..........,................,. Forrest Wilson SPORTS STAFF-Junior Underwood, Allen Robinson, Donald Elliott, Robert Vandenbosch. Dale Storms, Tom Joyce, Eugene Hochstedler. REPORTERS-Dorothea Kirbv, Frieda Renfro, Jean Burgin, Betty Jo Land, Argyleen Brown. Gene Montz, Deloris Keene, Agnes Moser, Elizabeth Blacklidge, Cordelia Forrest, Ruth Cherry, Margaret Rose Gideon. Marybelle Klingerman, Barbara Decna Nerenberg. John Louth, Ella Mae Page, Sara Dekle, Charlene Harlan. Cecily Forrest, Mary Jane Eikenberry, Jean Ann Dane, Maltha Mooreman, Nellie Wood. ADVERTISING STAFF-Robert Strode. Manager: Susanna Hatton, Mary Eileen Chaflin, Robert Shilling. Joe Kendall, Elva Walker. CIRCULATION STAFF-Mary Joyce, Manager: Betty Gover, Robert Boughman, Betty Lou Arnest, Pat Grace, Grace Marie Druecker, John Richardson, Phillip Wright. TYPISTS-Dorothy McDonald, Jeanetta Ronk, Valeria McDonald, Virginia Milner, Julia Schraeder. Rosemary McClure, Betty Jane McDowell, Virginia Summers, Martha Moffitt, Virginia Rennaker, Mary Jo Young, Joy Fleming. Page 76 l X .Xl BOB SPRINGER, Ediror BOB HOGAN, Business Manager HANDBOOK Edited by students and sponsored by thc Student Council, the Handbook is the most concise source of information concerning our school which is available. This publication is especially helpful as a guide to new students, but it is also valuable to everyone concerned with the school. Robert Springer selected as his assistants Jo Ann Lantz and June Ann Schrader. Robert Hogan chose for his assistants John Life and Robert Boughman. The Staff is selected by the Student Council before school is closed in the spring: hence all the work on the book is done during summer vacation in order that the copies may be ready for distribution when school begins in the fall. L'AIDE FRANCAISE L'Aidc Francaise. monthly publication of the French Club. was co-edited this year by Norma Gunning and Richard Worland, who were chosen at the annual French Club banquet last spring. This paper is printed by the high school printing shop. The feature issue. containing four pages, appears at Christmas time. The club advisers are Miss Thornburgh and Miss Campbell. DICK WORLAND AND NORINTA GUNNING. CO'EdlAIOr'S Page 77 :- ,h,?,:,f:. W.,- W - was x X . Y' X' .- Q.. in ' 1.31 f f Q . N4 ' if Z ,, . , f' flaw I ?QJ,-'ff' Ab , ff! son' p- 1. . ,h i . 1 .,f, 2 J km. 2 f-2'--':.,-'i,?g.f,, 5, ..Nf: nX xxx, iff 'fir f K ::45,..:!-jf' 'f 1+T'5f -- .. A. ' yr S uf f. Page 78 . xv.. -Haig' F341 Q tax Qvilm J .n 'YT .I. ' . 0. all AT UETCS X1f.f',! 5 f-:-v if I, 9' 2 pf aka 'iii 2 aw-4 P'1'+s?4?'fv -ef!-2? VP 425W Q' ? ii.- ih. 5. 9 w? 4 ' 4-3'if,fjLf'-is 0 +453 ref J' eg, 1 fa ? af .-, 11191 fdffasufxmdfv A Q n 1 91? ia: , 5 , ' 'z-E I ,5:-..33i5iE5 :-EL,::15555.525155 11555255 121,-.-. 552. :e1..1:s5:2:5E?-T-W:-: es- 1: .raw - ':es2a2515::1:.-'-, -Mil' fsisi' f af ua - 1' if -' fp.: . 4 1 Q For seven years Chester Hill has served Kokomo High School as athletic director. Through his tireless work and Wise direction our school has made an enviable record in football and track, activities es- pecially supervised by Mr. Hill. Basketball coaching is in charge of Alfred Campbell. By means of the program which he has inaugurated, it is anticipated that K. H. S. will enter a successful basketball era, Page 79 IIRSI ROW Matchett Boughman McGaffney Duggins, Shirley Hogan Maddox llynn Heflm Rice Underwood lafsollette Hudson. Parker SICOND ROW Hurt Newell Dowling Camden Thurston, Elliott Cook Pettit THIRD Row Starbuck Palmer Dewberry Currens, Kendall LaDow Heflin Heckman Givens Ade Halstead Garber Campbell, Huffman FOOTBALL Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo The boys representing K H S on the gridiron this year tried hard to win but were usually unsuccessful Several of the first team were out of many games owing to injuries thereby hampering the team but the team fought on and won a third of their games. -:N ll f-J .LZ S1.rf3wfE H 5 FIRST Row: Duke. Zaner, Budd, Roberts, Couch. Denny, Moore, Huddlestone, Gentry, Cone, Levenduski. Nelson. SECOND Row: Coach Overton, Jacoutot, Whitacre, Morrow. Badger, LeVan Morrison, Vv'agner, Smith, Buckner, Haworth, Assistant Coach Thatcher. THIRD Row: Simpson. Taylor, Carey, Groves, Oldaker, Evans, Miller, Duggins, Coaley, lce, Keegan, Wise. FOOTBALL SUMMARY Kokomo lost a game of fumbles to Jefferson. The Kats fought gamely, but Jeff pounded the line until it gave up a touchdown causing the Kats to lose 6-O. Kokomo played Wabasla next. In this game the Kats' inexperience showed plainly as the Apaches outplayed the Kats the whole game, although they could not outfight the Kats. Score 22-O. Kokomo journeyed to Marion where the Kats outfought and outplayed the Giants for three quarters only to succumb to an aerial attack in the closing minutes. Score 13-0. Kokomo ran rough-shod over Peru, making four touchdowns thru the line and giving up but one. Score Z4-6. The Kats next played the Muncie Bearcats who were rated later as state champions. At Muncie the Kats played their best game allowing the best team in the state only three touchdowns. Score 19-O. Elwood eked out a victory on a safety at Kautz Eield, winning to the score of 8-6. The Kats ran wild on Sheridan. Every Kat play worked, allowing the Kats to make four touchdowns. Score 26-6. At Logansport the Berries were defeated by the spectacular running of Elliott, the state champion in the 100-yard dash. Score 20-13. Newcastle trounced the Kats in a game of errors, 21 to O, ending the season. Page 81 fl ,ff T' Lgkiu Jil' ffl? Xo Y 5 if UQ FIRST Row: Cleo Maddox, Alva Rhorer, Bob Williams. Floyd Thurston Fred lilliott. Dick Heflin, Don Matchett, Jack Rice, Jim Flynn SLCONIJ ROW: .lack Iflynn. Ross Currens. George Smith, Bob Massoth Dick XVagner, Ray Bennett, BASKETBALL Russiaville Peru . , Anderson , Marion . , , Jeff of Lafayette . Muncie . Frankfort , Newcastle , Marion Logansport Shortridge . Frankfort . Richmond . Anderson , Wabash 3 . Tipton . . , Lebanon ...,,,,, Logansport , . Tech of Indianapolis Union , . , Clay ..., . , 3 New London . , . . Russiaville . , . . Tipton 3 SCORES ll Z0 17 20 25 19 33 19 16 l9 27 31 35 l9 24 I2 36 36 28 SECTIONAL l 8 13 I8 20 REGIONAL 31 Page 82 Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo D ,R .Exif vb . X .. C2 K Wg IN X, X . AQ X Cleo Maddox. Dick Heflin. Bob Williams, Bus Thurston. Alva Rhorer. Don Matchett, Jack Rice, BASKETBALL This year's team was coached by Alfred 'APeedad Campbell. Peedad was captain and spark plug of the Indiana University team two years ago. He came to Kokomo hoping to solve our basketball problem. This is the first year for Campbell with a conference team. He has placed in operation a machine that Will sooner or later produce a Winner. He has organized and super- vised many leagues for the grade schools. He has given the freshmen and sophomores opportunities for actual games to get the experience that breeds cool, calm, and deliberate varsity material. Coach Campbell, we wish you luck, May you someday take a team to the state and win. We believe you will. Page 83 FIRST Row: John Fryxell, Bob Anderson, Jack Flynn. Murl Adair. Franklin McKee, Kenneth Croxford, Tony Drobnic, Mason Vint, Conner Bachman, Bob Kellar. SIQCOND Row: Bob Ellis, Glen Hankins, Donnie Matchett. Fred Elliott, Floyd Thurston, Jim Edwards, Bill Kreag, Francis Cook, Bob Boyd. Dick Hefiin. THIRD ROW: James James. Dick Donahue, Frank Starbuck, Bob Williams, Harry Jones. Ray Tyler, Eugene Feightner, Ray Tucker, Dennis Johnson. STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS SCORES March 24-GARY INv1TA'r1oNA1, Horace Mann of Gary ,.,,. 42 Froebel of Gary, . Kokomo ,,....,, ,,.,.,,.. 2 0 Hammond ..,...,.. . Marcll 30-STATIZ INDOOR AT BUTl.li R FIELD Housia Horace Mann of Gary . . . ,.,. '58 Technical of Indianapolis Kokomo ,.... Hammond..,.,...,. April l 3-DUAl. lVllilfT Kokomo .,..,. . . . . . ,7Z Technical . . . . April I7-DUAL MMVI' Kokomo .,,..,. . .74M Froebel of Gary . . April 2l1DUAl. lVll2liT Kokomo .,...... . . . . . .77 North Side . . . April Z8-Kokomo Ri21.AYs Kokomo ....... ,,......... 5 5 Hammond . . . Horace Mann of Gary .,..,.... 29 May 5-Noirrii CiiN'l'RA1. CoNl1ifRi2NC1f lVlI?liT Kokomo , .... ......... 7 5M Muncie . . . Tech of Indianapolis ......... 37M Logansport . . Anderson ... ...,,.. .M23 May l21DIS'liRlCT Nllilfl' Kokomo ...i,......,,...... 72 Frankfort . . . Anderson ,...,.,.........., 25 Nlily I9-STATE OUTDOOR MIEIET AT BUTLER FIELD Kokomo , .r,. .....,..,.., 3 6M Mishawaka . . Horace Mann of Gary ...,..,.., '55 Hammond . . . Tech of Indianapolis .... . . .23 Page 84 M .40 5 X Page 85 EWS How do you do. ladies and gentlemen. how do you do! This is station W-I-T about to bring you those outstanding headlines of the past school year. As you know. these comments are brought to you by Kalter Hinchell. representative of McCune's famous dustless erasers. Here he is! Hello, Mr. and Miss America and all my friends from Powell's room in the basement to Joyner's room in the mooring mast. This is your friend K alter H inchell S peaking, bringing you greetings and- FLASH- Ye olde Handbook is being sold throughout the school. Congrats, Editor Springer-nice book! CAnd, by the way, how's Ruth?j FLASH-BAD NEWS- Sorrow hovers over K. H. S. when our beloved Mr. Coughlan is suddenly taken from us. Especially do the seniors in 300 feel the loss of their leader. School was dismissed Wednesday morning, September 26, for Mr. Coughlan's funeral. Miss Colescott assumes the leadership of his home room. FLASH- Monitors blossom out in the halls to secure discipline among more than 1500 rowdies. FLASH-- What's this, a bread line? No, it's only those fame-aspiring students awaiting their turns to show Miss Thornburgh and Miss McCune their ability as actors and actresses, Success does not come to all, but remember the old adage, If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. CRemem- ber this, Hogan-maybe you'll become famousj FLASH- A way is found to finance the Sargasso. Thanks to Mr. Hinshaw, seniors are canvassing the entire town, selling tickets for the six convocations to be given during the school year. We'll be back in a flash with a flash from station W-I-T. presenting Kalter Hinchell's News Events. Ah, how time doth flyl Here we are in October, and Fall has fallen on K. H. S., while Stars Fell on Alabama. FLASH--POLITICS- Boughman elected president of the senior class! Hogan, vice-president: Pauline Thomas, secretary-treasurer. Congrats, kids! fls Gracie to be considered the First Lady of the class. Boughman?J FLASH- Boy. someone has class! Why, it's none other than Mr. McCarty blooming out in a merry new Oldsmobile. Yes, he still wears posies in his lapel. FLASH- Vacation for two days while the teachers hold their annual convention at Indianapolis. Where to go and what to do are the questions confronting the studes. FLASH-BAD NEWS-F ? Ye olde grade cards. Sorry, folks-they just cain't be helped. You know, we can't all be like Gunning. FLASH- Hallowe'en comes once a year, bringing with it the Hi-Y Mystery Ramble. Nice ramble! FLASH- Keen Musical Convo. FLASH- Student Council cannot be outdone by the N. R. A. and during a spell of jealousy it elects two new members to its own brain trust COrganization Boardj. These new representatives are none other than Rexford G Kellogg and Secretary Marian Frances Perkins Hamp. FLASH- The Thanksgiving month starts off with a yell by electing Ned Hall howl leader. Congrats, Ned, and by the way, here's the full support of the Howling Hundred. FLASH- Whether Bacon or Shakespeare wrote A Midsummer Night's Dream will soon be decided FLASH- With a flash and a click tirst pictures are taken for Sargasso. FLASH- ln a very impressive and beautiful ceremony the National Honor Society initiated sixteen new members into its group. This is one of the major steps in the ladder, kids-good luck! FLASH- Vacation, rest, play, and oh, that turkey! FLASH- No time for station announcements, for we must rush out and do our Christmas shopping early. Surely glad vacation gave us a rest as a preparation for those shocks via grade cards. Omegas gave a beautiful snow dance the next night as a bracer. by the English Club, newly organized. Page 86 FLASI-IES FLASH? Brrrr! Snow falls. Still some warm hearts, however-Miss Kerlin wears a Delt pin now. Mr. Mustard's vest has a gravy spot on it, formerly covered by said pin. Best wishes! FLASHl In keeping with the season, Dramatic Club presents annual play, Xmas is for Children. Swell performance. FLASH-- Merry Christmas to all! See you next year. FLASH-1 Kalter Hinchell signed a contract to work for station W-I-T until June, 1935. Here he is, folks. with a FLASH-- Quick, Sam, the Flit!--Flu epidemic flies through the corridors. FLASH--- Editor Nygren turns out the first issue of the Red and Blue in time to bring the exam schedule before us. Editorially speaking, WE thought it O. K.-that is, the Red and Blue. fAnd is Susanna proud of Fredlj FLICKER-- Vacation-two days-while teachers add up grades. Hope you made it. FLASH!i- Fair weather brings out early greens. 161 freshies swarm in. Also alumni revisit K. H. S. FLASH--FEBRUARY FLASHES!- Cast chosen for Cappy Ricks, senior class play. Promises to be mighty line. FLASH! FLASH! FLASH!-- News hounds have it that Nancy Long and Russell Bratton are just like that about each other. Shhli-take it from your correspondent who knows-they quit just glancing at each other and were married while touring the West last July. Hope it's Smooth Sailing, folks. FLASH- Seniors get taken for a ride to Miss Ross's room-measured for caps and gowns. FLASH- March comes in like a lamb, and Betty Schrader, also like a dear little lamb, is sporting Max Shirley's Hi-Y pin. C In My Country That Means Love H FLASH-- Time taken by basketball tournaments. Swell place for my date. She had her own ticket. CNow that basketball's over, Cleo can forget training and devote more time to Anna Jane. Looks like Happiness Ahead. j FLASH- Bob Briggs, cartoonist, presents a very entertaining convo program. FLASHl Bob Williams replaces Boughman as the senior class representative in the Rotary Club. FLASH--- Track season begins. Fine looking bunch of athletes out to win for K. H. S. Placed third in Gary Invitational Indoor Meet. CMatchett, will you ever stop training and give Lucille Rose a break?j FLASH1 Colorful operetta Miss Cherryblossomsf' presented by glee clubs. Marian CWho Me?J Hamp had title role. Swell indeed! QAnd did Bob LeHert's heart thump-but whose wouldn't?J FLASH--- April showers begin.4 Hey, Cy, how many hawgs you got now? Why, there's Hiram. Hey, Hiram, come on over! Let's get together and sing 'Sweet Adeline' once again. Cob Club begins-we're afraid! CAh, what a voice hath Thurston.j FLASH-- Students thinking about school next fall. College representatives address seniors and answer their questions. FLASH- Class play was a knockout! fWasn't it. Mayse?J Both casts were super-fine. FLASH- Pretty Hi-Tri Balloon Dance. Hope you liked it. FLASH-- May flowers are budding. Adam and Eva, Dramatic Club guest night play, also buds. Fine drama. FLASH- More nerve-racking cramming and those horrible finals. Whew! What a life. FLASH? Weep, Weep-Class Day. Seniors suddenly possess a queer feeling, FLASH-- Commencement. Goodbye and good luck to all! 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