Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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e m onot of Qaaewaacl 23, The Sargasso sfaff of I94I presenfs +his bool: as a record of four years of sfudenf life in our high school. li' is a picfure of Kokomo High School for our llves have revolved aboul' fhe school Our days have begun and ended wlfh K H S ln +he followmg pages we plcfure our school day wlfh nfs academlc social alhlehc and exfra curricular achvlhes ,neun at a gfance bzto Let portals

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I' miffufa fo RAYWPECK Recall him as he toiled Among his tools and boys. A tool to him was more than steel. A block of ore in skillful hands Became a work of art. He saw the beauty in the roughg And thus he looked upon his boys. From unskilled lads he fashioned men. He taught them how to run a lathe, Hut that was not his only aim. Still higher was his goal for them. The qualities of strength Llllil grace Ile found in polished steel?- These qualities he emphasized In training gentlemen. Helen Ross Page

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0m Sdaaal This is our school, the center of our lives for the past four years. These modern buildings are a far cry from the old Normal lluilding in which the first high school students of Kokomo took their training. Although the Normal Building has been gone for nearly half a century, the lovely old maples that were planted about it when our grandfathers were young still face the high school and watch the classes pass while the VVildeat Creek winds slowly along in back of our school. Also very much a part of our school life are Haworth Gymnasium and liautz Field nearby. Now as the end of our school days draws near, each of us cannot help feeling a little triumphant in having accomplished something worthwhile. Page 5