Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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PREVIE On this and the following two pages may be found random scenes from the 1951 drama: visiting at both home and abroad dur- ing the National Education Week and the Business and Industrial Day, the presentation of the key to the brand-new ultra-modern Haworth Vocational Building: voting on election dayg and a View from the 11th annual Boys' Legion Hullabaloo. The 1951 drama, though divided into three major acts, is rich in all the joys and the heart breaks that lit together to form the best in productions. Be- sides the few selections on these three pages, many, many other activities and small intimate times shall remain in the memory of the players for a long, long time. Top left: Miss Elizabeth McIntosh and Miss Elizabeth Handley along with teachers of county schools visited the Haynes Stellite on Business and Industrial Day. Top right: Among the teachers hearing an explanation of one of the machines at the Haynes Stellite were Mr. Don Bartlett, Mr. Robert Barngrover, and Mr. john Conaway. Bottom left: jack Bixler demonstrated to two visitors during National Education Week how HZSO4 smells when it is heated. Earl jenkins looks on. Bottom right: Bill Elsea, Qbehind tablej distributes literature to business men interested in the working of KHS. Top pictures courtesy of Haynes Stellite.