Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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GENEVE BARTON— Sewing Graduated from the Newtown High School. Graduated from the Bradley Institute at Peoria, Illinois. Taught in Monon High School and in the Extension Department at Purdue University. Pretty and popular de- scribe her to a T. A more staunch sup- Iiorter of K. H. S. would be hard to find. WILLIAM H. COUGHLAN- partment -Commercial De- Graduated from the Peru High School. At- tended Indiana University and Winona Col- lege. Taught in the Peru Schools. Sir Willyum is the boo]k room ' s favorite ha ' nt. It would be hard to tell which of his numerous duties gives him the most pleasure. HENRY CLARKE BALCOLM— Botany Graduated from the Shortridge (Indian- apolis) High School. M. S. degree at the University of Illinois. Taught in Indian- apolis Technical High School. Genial, jovial, jolly, these three apply to him. We insert the Clarke for the benefit of those wlio believe the C stands for Clay. VEDAH COVALT— Typewi Graduated from the Kokomo High School. A. B. degree at Indiana University. At- tended Kokomo Business College. Our pretty little Tyii v, Tiiiim ipacher is indeed jolly and resolute. Shi ' lias tlie dignity of a peda- gogue lull wlieii Hillside of class she cuts up like suiue higli school lass. MARY DYE BEACH Graduated from the Maplewood Classical School. A. B. degree at Western College. Taught in Roswell (New Mexico) and South Bend High Schools. A very progressive teacher, indeed, with lots of pep and go. She fosters all high school movements which have a good purpose. CLARA E. BERRY— Cooking Graduated from the Shortridge (Indian- apolis) High School. B. S. degree at Purdue University. Post graduate work at Colum- bia University. Taught in West Lafayette and Decatur High Schools. We all like Miss Berry not only because she is she, but be- cause of her patience and willingness to help in all the school banquets. S. B. DAVIES— Engineer Graduated from the school of experience. Sam is a friend to everyone and his main hobby is helping us out of our difficulties. His pet peeve is the fact that the clocks persist in stopping. VIRGIL FLEENOR— Vocational Department Graduated from the the Salem High School, and attended Indiana State Normal. Taught in Hartford City High School. Mr. Pleenor not only has charge of the night school and the issuance of work permits but also finds time to teach a couple of classes each day. How he retains his good nature all day long we are at a loss to un- derstand. NEVA BOURNE— Clerk Graduated from the. Kokomo High School. Many a culprit ' s heart is lightened when he encounters Neva in Room 206, for her smile and good nature cannot be resisted. Her especial duty is to issue permits during Mr. Hinshaw ' s absence. HELEN CAUSE- Music Graduated from the Carthage High School. Graduated from Wilmington College and at- tended Northwestern University. Super- visor of music in Macomb (Illinois) schools. Stately and tall, she moves in the hall, the chief of a thousand for grace. GERTRUDE COLESCOTT— Hi tory Graduated from the Kokomo High School. A. B. degree at Indiana University. What is it that we so admire in her? Perhaps it is her sincerity in her beliefs, and again, it may be her ability to accomplish so much in so short a time. Her wit and humor have won her many staunch friends. WARD GILBERT— Physical Training Graduated from the New London High School. Attended Indiana University. Phys ical director in the Winter Haven (Florida) Schools. Our affable basket ball coach is often seen riding around the metropolis of Kokomo in a flivver. Ward is the idol of the B. B. boys. Sh!! Don ' t tell anyone but ' tis rumored that he is engaged. Page Fifte

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■ . wah FRANK C. RENDER SHOT— Science Grailuatefl from the Speiioer Hisli Siln A. B. ileifree at Iiidinn:) riiivervity. Tan; in Bedfnnl Iliv ' h s,|i,„,l. il,- ,li-|M-..v .■,! repntaticiii fur lia iii:; -li .mhI rriiiinu di sition liy liis siil.-n.lid |.(M-ii in .-.hin ,„-:i i on Armistice |)ay. WC aii ' i ' ry jiroud our ex-service man. INDIA MARTZ— Lati (Jrarliiated from tin A. K. deirree at Kntic ate work at tlie Inn Indiana University. Falls (WisiMinsln) Hi Kumiie In the year 111 inirrd and emulated. Ta Chica ' i), ai 1 Westfiehl of I ' rinceton Hiuh Scl and iirinciiial of lit He shows us the vain for the ideals that ai to love and honor oni K. n. s. JOSTKU R. lIcCARTY— Chemistry (liadn.ited from the KoUonio Ilidi Scho . 1 ' .. .l.uiv,. at DePauw T n i vcisit y. Tau. RITII H( (I-MAN— Mathematics (Jraduated from the Kokomo High School. A. B. de ' ree at tlie T ' niversity of Illinois. I ' ost graduate work at the I ' in iTsity of Chi- cago. Not so many years a?;ip .Mis..- llnlni.in was a school girl herself, and hoi- ready sympathy and ( ' (junsi ' l in all o ir trials show VIRGINIA MeCINE— Mil (Jradnated from the Ko Iliuh School. I ' o l maduate .Mil uh the ■ i ki ' i ' iis her 1 has a good INEZ HOWARD— French Graduated from the Kokomo 11 A. B. and A. M. degrees at Indi:, -sity. Atten led the InivcTMlx . Taught in .Xnrtli Salem lli h s, Beta Kappa. .Miss llowanl i- Uri, teai ig theii CUACK MKLl.KX— 1,1 Ci-adnated fr..ni the A. i;. (lr-i(.,. .It Indiai ' ERNE C. KNEPPER— Drafting Graduated from the Bryan (Ohio) High School. B. Pd. degree at Tri-State College. Post graduate work at Ohio State Inivrisitv. Taught in Atlanta ami Decatnr lliL ' li S,li,„.ls. Since -ye ed is a girl she is n,,t vrry well faculty liut adnuri ' s his |iroliciency in talk- ing very nnn-h. . worker, not a shirker. ;n. ik mekrki I lie I MIN.TSltV :lr,- l.lished I 111- .u-ar. She id I present the MARY KINNICK— Shorthand Graduated from the Greenwood High her. Two of her most common expressions are wrong mistakes and holy cats . (lAKLEY MORGAN— Jlannal Training i;i ' adnated finnj tlic Kok lli-li S,-hool. li. S, dc-icc at I ' nnln.. I iii ciMiy. i me of Shike . has left ns lint will iLot soon be forgotten. Page Seventeen