Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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DMINISTRATIO C, V. l'lANVOR'l'll HINSHAXX' Superinlemlent of Schools 1'rz'r1cz'paI of High School Kokomo High School is proud of the executives who earnestly and wisely determine the policies of our school. They are men of high ideals, who are recognized in the community as leaders whose integrity is unquestioned. Their personalities are reflected in the progressive, wholesome spirit that permeates the school life of Kokomo. Carrying forward the cardinal principles of education is ever uppermost in the hearts and thoughts of our school executives. BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. H. M. RHORER CHARLES V. ORR l'lOWARD U. BROWN President Treasurer Secrefary Page 15

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WORTHY HOME MEMBERSHIP Finally. we are able to add something to our home life through an increased knowledge of culinary arts, practical electricity, and sewing. As a result of our budgeting course we shall always be living within our income. We shall attempt to make our homes more pleasant by using our rules of artistic color arrange- ment, and keep it in good repair by applying things we were taught in building and trades. Our home nursing and home management courses will also aid in making us worthy of home membership.

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ELIZABETH IVICINTOSH Mathematics A, B., University of Michigan ELIZABETH NELL ROMACK City Attendance Worker Butler University THE SCHOOL Mr. Hinshaw, our principal, is assisted by a secretary, a clerk, and almost eighty teachers. Among the public schools of Indiana, K. H. S, was the first to have a hearing clinician and a speech correction teacher. Nearly all of our faculty have degrees, many have done graduate work, and almost a fifth of them have their master degrees. We are especially proud that twenty-five per-cent of our teachers are graduates of this high school. To accommodate an allfhigh enrollment of 2223 we have seven 55-minute periods and a half-hour for home-room, with supervised study in the class rooms. The diversity of our cur- ricula, Academic, General, Vocational, Commercial. and Home Economics, is designed to meet the needs of the students. Our plant consists of the high school proper, built in 1914-19153 Haworth Gymnasium. opened in 1924, and occupied by boys' gymnasium classes and shop work: Kautz Field, dedi- cated in 19293 and a heating plant, new this year. In our main building, besides the usual class rooms, oflices, and laboratories. are an auditorium. seating approximately 1036: a cafeteria which offers wholesome food at student prices: a library of about 6800 volumes and a wide selection of magazines: a large music room: a print shop which prints the school paper and all forms for the office: a bookstore: a first-aid room: and a girls' gymnasium. In the halls, classrooms, and library may be glimpsed our collection of statues and pictures. We are especially proud of our oil paintings by famous Indiana artists. On the walls of the second floor are two bronze placques, bearing the name of each graduate since I926 who had 30 A's and nothing below B for semester grades. Three of our faculty have their names enrolled there. CHARLES FRANKLIN Mathematics and Biology B. S., Ball State Teachers College MIRIAM DANNER Union . , I I ChEIRE,Ij VJTJOYINER Physical Education ' at ematlcs , B. P. Normal College of Ai Bw Enrlhnm Qollege American Gymnastics I L LOYD KEISLING Mathematics A. B., DePauw University CHESTER HILL Director of Health and Safety, Track Coach B. S., Indiana University EARL JAMES Commercial J. Acc. M., Muncie Normal A. B., Muncie Normal EVIQRETT IVIASON Industrial Arts B. S., Indiana State Teachers College L ESTER MCCA RTY Chemistry A. B., Deljauw Un FRED IVIEINZER Industrial Arts A. B., Indiana State Teachers College OLIN IVIERITT Biology A. B., Vvlabash College Page 16 iversity A. B., Indiana College HAVEN JONES Chemistry Commercial B. S., Indiana College School. B. S., Indiana College GUY MOREORD Mathematics A. B., Indiana College CHARLES L ESTER Social Science State Teachers A. B., Beloit College A. M., University of Chicago JOHN PAUL JONES Dean of Boys, Mathematics A. B., Butler University ADA MCDONNALL State BERNICE IVICKINLEY Art Supervisor Graduate of Chicago RALPH MILLER Industrial Arts State State Teachers Applied Art Teachers Teachers