Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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'-ss... Throughout the day the bookstore hums with activity. Here Miss Grace Tompkins serves Rex Shutt, Dick I-Iarvey, Becky Riclnour, and Nancy XX'right. Dr, Frederick Schwartz, Nurses Barbara They kept the school fires burning. Mr. Rawlings and Esther Edwards discuss the flu Paul Miller, Mr, Marshall Andrews, Mr. epidemic. Ollis Miller, Mr. Arch V. Golding. Page 11

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WhaT's going on in There? ls ThaT a Tree-Tor-all or is ThaT a sociology class de- baTing a poinT? lT's probably boThl STu- dienTs and Teachers have shown Their inTeresTs in Their subiecTs This year by The lively debaTes carried on in many oT our classes. We have been reminded repeaTedly by adulTs ThaT sTudies are The basis oT our high school liTe. We have a chance To develop our speaking, domesTic:, business, and musi- cal TalenTs as well as To TurTher our general lcnowledge Through the wonderTul courses oTTered aT our TavoriTe high school-Kl-lS. Speaking oT sTudying, aren'T Those sTudy halls wonderTul. A p'eelc inTo one oT Them may show a Tew oT The sTudenTs busily sTudy- ing, or a Tew oT Them caTching TorTy winlqsp bul mosT oT Them Concie-nTraTe on Their as- signmenTs and geT Them Tinished. Tor They realize ThaT Their sTudies are imporTanT. l-lowever, They won'T malce EinsTeins oT all oT us. Z