Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Page 8 BIOLOGY Iliology is good for those inclined to he sleepy early in the morning, for the feel of alligators and fish would wake up anyone. Here Mr. Cross is dissect- ing' a crayfish and removing its append- ages. The young biologists had a jolly time pulling frog legs and yanking feelers off butterflies. DRAFTING During this school year defense plans were getting well under way. K. H. S. did its bit hy teaching drafting to our mechanically minded boys. The boys working here, Max Dale, Leland Rob-- inson, joe Anderson, and Robert Rayl, cut the linoleum blocks for the division pages of this SARGAS50. HISTORY Here in this history class Mr. Lester pointed out the changes on the map of lfuropc. A geographical background is necessary for the study of world history. Now you have seen several of our teachers, hut you have not met them allg so let us introduce you.

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Page 10 23? Our Superintendent Kokomo lligh School appreciates the efficient and enthusiastic direction of Mr. C. V. Haworth, who has been super- intendent of the Kokomo Schools for the past twenty-seven years. livcryone in K. H. S. knows Mr. Haworth, al- though his duties do not bring him into direct contact with the students. He received his A. ll. and A. M. degrees from indiana University. like School Board Kokomo is very fortunate in having a progressive and conscientious School Board which contributes a great deal to the betterment of our schools. This liloarcl is the administrative body of the Kokomo schools. It hires all teachers, makes the budget for the system, and shapes the policies of the school. The members of the school board are Dr. Rhorer, who has been on the board longer than the other members, having served eight yearsg Mr. Orr, who has served six years: and lllr, llrown, the ncvqest member, who has served two years. l l A DR. H. M. RHORER CHARLES V. ORR HOWARD U. BROWN