Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Nov. 3-llallowe'en is followed by lots uf colds. XYilna's party went off splendidly. Nov. -l-lt looks very suspicious for Bob llriney. lie slept soundly all the lifth period. Nov. 5-Tryouts in the gym this noon indicate that Dallas will be chosen. 1 Nov. 6-Convocation this morning. NYe are convinced that Miss Farlow missed her calling. She should have been a prima donna. All class presidents made speeches for the Athletic JASSOCIHUOII. Nov. 7-Dan A. can lick Fat R an, as was made known when they had a light . 1 i 5 . c Monday evening. beason tickets put on sale to-day. Nov. 10-And still Bob sleeps! XYe are mighty proud of our team, although Blun- cie was slow. Nov. 11-And not a thing going on. Everyone is howling because we aren't cele- brating the lirst anniversary of the armistice. Nov. 12-All Seniors have been dolled up for a week, getting their pictures taken. Vie forgot to mention it, and it is queer how such an interesting thing could have haps pened to slip our minds-lrvin Hollis had a date Friday night. The question is, XYho was the lucky damsel ? Nov. l3f'l'hchna and Angus were down in thc gym this noon. lt's really startling how these cases develop. Nov. l-l-Convocation was held the eighth period. Athletic Association oliticers are elected. George Houser is president. Nov. 17-All the girls are excited. Theres a new boy in ZOO and he's. oh, so handsome! lt is rumored that he is from Galveston. Nov. 18-XX'-+n't somebody please start something so there'll be something to write about? Nov. l9fA distinct shade of green was noticeable in the assembly this morning. The lireshies had a class meeting last evening. Nov. 2OfXYhere was Charles llarlan this morning? XYill someone please forward the information? Ray Learner says there was a very noticeable odor of skunk about Charlie, and he is believed lo have one or possibly more hidden in his pockets. Nov. 21-Convocation this morningsthe kind we like, too. Mr. Appleton cer- tainly has a stock of funny stories. Nov. 2-l-Anderson licked us, but cheer up, that's the lirst game we've lost. Nov. 25-XYe are informed by Adelbert Thompson in -ll-Z l'listory,Class that lien-- 121111111 Franklin was a Frenchman. Alas, our distinguished hero is absent and several hearts belonging to the ll. S. belles are broken. Nov. 26-The last day of school for four whole days. llow our meek little hearts rejoice and the Ivo l'li's give a real program to top it all otii. Wie always were thank- ful for little things. One huutlred Tico

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SS Oct 1-Mr. llinshuw is inuving to-tlay anil leaves the schuul to its own ilcvices. Oct. 2-Big ll. S. picnic at the Athletic l'ark. lfxccllent time anfl excellent eats. The cretlit belongs tu those wht, thuught up the scheme. Oct. OiRHNlllUl1tl Learnc-r's cuutluct in the halls is scantlalwus fur a Senior. Stance one fact Oct tjct nuunsf' Oct. tlct Oct Oct Oct. Oct. six. Oct shoultl speak to his muther. 7-llourayl llntwztyl liiftcen-mimite periml is aliolishecl. XYhat a nurelty. S-The great Sargassu tlrive is nn. Seniur ti-mills attack tirst line trenches, HOA liner XYillits tliscnvers a new rule in -ll! tlraininar. l'1wmn1111s inn lil'-i IO-Gee! Wliat a rain. Several pupils go home hy boat. l34fXlr. lialcmn is still passing out cigars. 14-C Jh, such ll well-urganizetl scliutill Nnthing Very exciting happens. 13--Sargasso tlrivc eutleilg SOO suliscriptiwns are ulatainetl in une week. 16-First series uf six weeks' tests. Lung faces are prexalent in the halls. 17-Last tlay uf tirst six weeks. lf'.'erywiie makes the rim' tu th, better next 20-Frank Castelln cut his linger in Chemistry anfl faintetl. llis frailty will not permit such things. Oct. 21--lfretl Klurffan :mtl .Mlellaert 'llliuiiipsim hail an arffument in -lli llisturx' Otherwise all is well. -E1 fb . ' Oct. 22-More faces elonvatell. Gratle cartls are iven wut. 6 Oct. 23-It is zmnutmceil that all who ma le 41+ :mtl :iliiwe are tlislltlrscl the periocl. The eighth periml assemblies are well nccupiecl. Oct. 24-Cciiivcicaticm this morning lirst periutl. Rexx Shields talketl alnuut Tlicu- tlore Roosevelt. Oct. 27-luninrs' llallfiween iartv last Fritlav niffht at Dtirtntlix' llewct-sc's was 1 ' '1 ' ' b ' great y enioyec. Oct. 28-Dan i-Xrinstrong was awarcleil the pnsitimi of htiltling XYallacc lflsun in his seat the eighth period. Oct. 29-XYe wonder huw Often Dallas JX. curls his hair. N11 mnre scliuul till Klun- clay. Books taken home will he stutlictl Sunflay night. Um' llzzfnlnwl 'Ill'

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Dec. 1-Everything is distressingly tame to-clay. Our 200 jester has gone tw Xlicli- ...,,. g.- igan. lYhat for? That's a secret. Dec. 2-Last of six weeks' tests. Everybody stands arountl heaving big sighs of relief. Dee. 3-Grade cartl tlay. O, how sad some little beings are this mlayl Dec. -l-Paul llblford being only newly arrivetl in this man's town, thinks he is perfect because he has P's On his cartl. Dec. Sflio Hi girls are making a Cl1'lY6 for Christmas funds. Dec. 9-Girls in 200 decirle to holtl a market. XYilna D. is going to bring a rabbit from Center. XYon't that be a popular rabbit? Dec. 10-A well-known Freshie girl says that Lila Schleiger has a most beautiful scarf about two yartls long made of an Angora cat. Daisy saiml not to tell that it was she. Dee. ll-Our selionl was entertained to-ilay by a delightful reafler, who reacl for us The Merchant of Venice, also some amusing poems. Dec. 12-Lurten Cunningham inarle a speech in 200 tmlay. The best part of these speeches that we are having lately is, as Mr. XYilson saitl, that each is better than the one preceding. Dec. lifik change of men certainly rliil acctwinplish gwotl results. Luganspurt iliil nut look very prominent at the entl of the secunll half, The market brwugln S21 antl the Rell Cross clriye is un. Such a busy tiinel llec. 16-Freshie girls antl sume rlignitiecl Seninrs are seen carrying tlulls in the halls. n'e1ieai-tia very faint report that Miss llurtnn was running aruunfl the halls with six of them. Dec. 17-2l2's luncheun in the gym. There were niure penple than there were eats, but the fish pontl was a. success. Dec. 18-The worlil was suppnsetl to crime tn an entl at 1:00 p. in. Tliursilay- but it tlitln't. The enil is postpunecl inllelinitely because uf the mal slinrtage. Oni' I1 unflrwtl thru