Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Class of nineteen sixteen T£.5AQGA550 PEARL LEARNER— Attended the Indiana State Normal and University of Chicago. Mrs. Learner taught in Indianapolis before she came here. She has taught in the Kokomo public schools and has been instructor in domestic art since 1914. INDIA L. MA RTZ— Attended Butler College, re- ceiving the A. B. degree there in 1890. She is a graduate student of both Winona Lake and Uni- versity of Chicago. Miss Martz taught English and German in the Chippewa high school in 1890. Traveled in Europe in 1910. She has taught Latin and German in K. H. S. since 1893. RUTH MILLER— Graduated in 1911 from Kokomo high school and attended Indiana University, re- ceiving the A. B. degree in 1 15. Miss Miller has taught Latin in K. 11. S. since 1915. FLORA F. ROBERTS— Attended Purdue Univer- sity, receiving IV S and M. S. decree-. Has at- tended the Universitj ol Chicago Mi- Roberts lias taught in West Lafayette and was superin- tendent of scb. ' . ds at Chalmers. Indiana. She has taught English in K. H. S. since 1910. ADDA LEE ROGERS— Graduated from Newcastle high school and attended Indiana University, re- ceiving the A. B. decree and also took post-grad- uate work. She has taught at Mt. Summit and Rushville. Miss Rogers has taught Latin and his- torv in K. H. S. since 1914.

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•5ARGA550 Class of nineteen sixteen Rl M. GIBSON — Graduated from Logansport high school. Mr. Gibson attended the University of Wisconsin. He has taught manual training and mechanical drawing in the Kokomo high school since 1914. He has been coach of the baseball team. T. A. HANSON — Attended Purdue University, re- ceiving his B. A. degree there in 1908. Mr. Han- son has taught science in both the Wabash and Russiaville high schools. He has been track coach since 1910 and football coach in 1910. He has been dean of the lockers for several years. Mr. Han- son has taught science in K. H. S. since 1910. I ). G. HARKELL— Graduated from the New Lon- don high school and attended Earlham College, receiving his B. S. degree there in 1909. Mr. Har- rell was director of athletics and teacher of mathematics in Jacksonville, III., college 1909-1910. He has been principal of both the Amboy and Converse schools. Has been basketball coach in K. H. S. since 1912. Mr. Harrell has taught biology in Kokomo high school since 1912. ABBIE HENBY— Graduated from the Greenfield high school, and attended Earlham College, re- ceiving the A. B. degree there in 1910. She has taken post-graduate work at the University of Colorado and Indiana University. Studied in Ger- many during the summer of 1911. Miss Henby has taught German in Kokomo high school since 1913. C. E. HINSHAW— Graduated from Westfield high school 1903, then attended Indiana University, re- ceiving A. B. degree in 1910. He also took post- graduate work at universities of Indiana and Chi- cago. Mr. Hinshaw was principal at Princeton two years and principal of Huntington high school two years. Has been principal of K. H. S. since 1915.

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•SARGASSO Class of nineteen sixteen BLANCHE A. RYKER— Graduated from the Tip- ton high school and attended Butler College, receiving an A. B. degree there in 1910. She has also taken post-graduate work at the University of Minnesota. Miss Ryker has taught English in K. H. S. since 1910. CLARISSA WILLIAMSON— Attended the fine and applied arts schools in New York and graduated from the applied art school in Chicago. She has taught domestic arts and interior decorating in K. H. S. since 1913. ALMA SUTHERLIN— Graduated from the high school at Roachdale, Indiana, in 1911, and then re- ceived A. B. degree from DePauw University in 1915. During the years 1915-16 she taught Ger- man in the Kokomo high school. ANNA B. WARD — Was a student at Indiana State Normal, at Bethany College and Indiana Univer- sity. She has taught in primary and grammar grades in Kokomo public schools and also the Lafayette schools. Miss Ward was formerly prin- cipal of the first ward and has taught mathematics in K. H. S. since 1898. MR. WOODY— Graduated from Frankfort Acad- emy and Howard College and then received his degree from the National Normal L T niversity, Leb- anon, Ohio, in 1874. Received life state license in 1894. CTraduate professional study, Clark Univer- sity, a graduate college, Worcester, Mass., 1902. Taught country schools between college work. New London schools, superintendent and princi- pal, eight years; Kokomo schools, principal of high school twelve years, superintendent of schools five years; Greencastle schools, superintendent sixteen vears Mathematics in K. H. S. 1915-16.