Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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FRED MUSTARD Social Science A. ll.. lmIi:ln:l Univ:-rsily A. M.. llnlvvrslly ul' Fllir-:Iwi NOEL T. MYERS lndusfrial Arls Vocafional Commercial Arls ll. S., llnll Slulv- lvzwli- 1-111 K'ulln-uv RAY N EWLON Vocalional lmli:ul:l liliivl-rsily EDWARD W. PHILLIPS Social Science A. ll.,lnml1un. U11 . DOROTHEA POHLMAN English A. li.. llllllllllilUl!lX't'l'SlLj' JOSEPH C. POWELL Social Science A. li., lnmIi:1n:1 Univvrsity HELEN RAILSBACK Lafin A. ll.. lmliulmUnivm-rsity GEORGE B. RENO Commercial ll. S., lmllunzl Slzlh 'l'v:u'h1-rs College lVl . S.. lniliunzxUniversity 'z -I n'v1'1'4iIy MARY E. STRAN BU RG English A. li.. lnilinnzuUniv:-1-sity DOROTHY THORNBURGH Head of French Deparlmenf A. ll., lmlinlln Univ1'1':4ily RAYMOND TROBAUGH Heallh Educalion Foofball Coach ll. S., lmlinlm University EARL UTTERBACK Social Science li. S.. C4-ntrul Normal AILEEN WEILAND Librarian University of Wisconsin CHESTINA WILLIAMS Head of Home Econ- omics Deparlmenf li. S.. Purdue University EARL WILSON Social Science A. li., lVlZlIll'l1CSLCl' Cul- le-gre JOHN WILSON Social Science A. li., lh-Pzinw Univex 1 sly A. M., Culumliizl Uni- v1'i'siI.y DESSIE RODY Head of Lafin Deparfmenl A. li.. ImlizinnUniversity FORREST ROE Social Science Freshmen Foolball A, Ii., DePauw Univer- sity A. Nl., liutlvx' University HELEN ROSS Head of English Deparfmenf Ph. ll.. Ile-Pnuw Uni- versity IRENE RUFTY English A. ll., IRUPZIUVK' Univer- sity LAWRENCE RUMBAUGH Vocafional, lnclusfrial Arfs ll. S., Imlismax State 'l'vzu-luws College LOUISE SCHEIDT English Ph.. li.. University of Clmir-:1y,:u LOUISE SCOTT Lafin English A. ll., Ile-Pamw Univer sity GEORGE SH EWMON English A. Ii.. Inmlizma Central 'l'v:u'hvl's College Pause 17

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TYPING Vlielc, click, elielf. The stucezttn rliytlnn wt' fifty typt-xx'i'itei's Iinnnnewl tlnwngli the liztlls nf li. ll, S. 'lllie lnnn stztrtetl :mt 7:30 in tlie niurning, :incl the last click was never Iiezml until 4:30 in the evening. Typing was one ot' tlie nmsl lmptilni' euurses uffererl, :intl nu stnflents wtn'l4erl Ii:n'rlei' on their subject than clitl tlle typists. ENGLISH Ilere is :1 typical periml in llliss 'lll1tII'lllllIl'QvS Iinglisli elztss. The students were flrznnzitizing the l'ltJI'll1U scene from the play, 'Il'l,lllS LXXICS.-XIQ. You see tlizit the classes were inznle inure intel'- estinet ln' the llll-IJI'lNZllll5' of reeitzttiun. ilillk' stnclt-nts were really nmcle to feel llie spirit ut' liiiglisli Iiterztttwe. OFFICE PRACTICE lla-re :n'e t'nttn'e see1'et:n'ies :intl stenn- g1':tl1l1ei's ut' liulquttirm. SIUIICIIIS of tlte ut't'it't- l11':1ctit'e class le:n'netl to operate tlie wlipliune, tlie t':1lcnl:1ttn', the emnp- ttnneter, :intl the SWllt'I1lNI!lI'll in Nr. llJlXt'HI'llI'S uffiee. ln urclei' to take pttsitimis in the ut't'iees of tuclzty, they stntlierl slitwtliztllfl, typing, filing :mtl lfnsiness lfnglisli. Page 19