Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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School's Administration Works Diligently ir Lending a helping hand is Mr. Frank Moore who offers assistance where needed. Serving as the competent administrative head of KHS is Mr., Kenneth Crook. 28 : 'Q ' Assistant principal Mr. Joe Mullens, who is in charge of curriculum, works with the counselors and teachers in co-ordinating classes and programs. Renovation of KHS causes many problems to students. Disregarding the chill and dampness, Mr. Crook directs pupils to a faster and safer route to class.

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School Board Formulcites Bcilonced System The School Boord under the Su- pervision ot President Morris Boyce, wos essentiol to the proper func- tioning ot Kokomo's educotionol system. The seven-member Boord which served three-yeor terms of ottice wos selected in two methods. Five members represented Kokomo ond were oppointed by the City Council, the remoining two repre- sented Center Township ond were commissioned by judges ot the Su- perior ond Circuit Courts. Among its vorious functions, the School Boord oided in solving the technicol ond tinonciol problems deoling with the operotion of the schools. The mem- bers ot the Boord drotted the yeor's budget, plonned the school term, ond oided school improvements. President ofthe school bocird, Mr. Morris Boyce, reflects ci thought ful mood concerning the ogendo ofthe next boord meeting Nw-mf ,,-f 'hr'--W School Boord-Left to right: Mr. Edword Royle, Mrs, Lenore Boyd, Mr. Glen Shelton, Mr. Morris Boyce, Mr. Merril Brunk, Mr. Chorles l-lothowoy, ond Mr. Otis Cossodo.

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Co-Ordinciting School Functions and Activities As principal, Mr. Kenneth Crook strove continually to improve the quality of Kokomo High School, its faculty, and its students. He, with the advice of the Administrative Council, co-ordinated educational activities and formulated school pol- icies. Mr. Crook's responsibilities were lightened by the dedicated work of two assistant principals, Mr. Joseph Mullins ond Mr. Frank Moore. Mr, Mullins, aided by teachers and counselors, initiated new classes and modernized basic programs to tit the needs ot today's students. Performing the duties ot student personnel director, Mr. Moore and his indispensable con- sultants, the Deans, analyzed many plans and ideas ot the student body. His close attiliation with the Student Council brought him face to face with changing teenage concepts. Working directly with the students, Student Council and the Deans is the iob of Assistant Principal Mr. Frank' Moore Administrative Council-SEATED: Miss Lyla Sill, Miss Imogene Winslow, Miss Elizabeth Calhoun, and Miss Elizabeth Mclntosh. STANDING: Mr. Kenneth Crook, Mr. Lee Dixon, Mr. Allen Moore, Mr. Charles Franklin, Mr. Karl Kiger, Mr. Joe Mullins, and Mr. William Gatlin. 2:21-if? f 21 K f I ,Q 'f 2 1 - ' i Q , I C. .if f . 3, i - l . K R i Vg ,ini T I f ,-I-Q'