Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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V , ' Feac llllg Mr. C. E. l-linshaw believes rhar rhe purpose of educalion is 'ro de- velop each sludenl ro The maximum, menrally, morally, physically and socially. Since I9I5 when he be- came Principal, he has wisely and eilicienlly guided rhe sludenrs and Teachers. To aid him in carrying our his plans he has an adminisrralive coun- cil oif five leachers. l-le received his A. B. degree from lndiana Universily and his A. M. de- gree frorn Columbia Universily. In 'rhe office Miss Neva Bourne. who is his secrelary, lceeps fhe re- cords of each sludenl and handles all school money. Miss Dorolrhy Shoclcley checlcs alrendance and sells liclcers lo games and plays. 'ir TOP: Principal C. E. Hinshaw siudies ihe fuiure of American youfh. MIDDLE: Miss Neva Bourne and Miss Dorofhy Shoclrley file records of each sfudenf. BOTTOM: Mrs. Blanche Jay, clerk of Board: Miss Mary Jane Ashburn, secrefary +o Mr. Haworfhg Mrs. Rufh Carden, swifch board operaforq and Mrs. Nancy Fosfer, secrefary fo elemenfary sup- ervisorg worlz in fhe Superinfendenfs office. Page 15

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L........li, T11CIe7S More To 0111 SCIIOOI Than For TwenTy-eighT years lvlr. C. V. l-laworTh, our SuperinTendenT, who re- ceived his A. B. and A. lvl. degree Trom lndiana UniversiTy, has sTriven ThaT our schools mighT meeT The needs of The pupils in a consTanTly changing world. Working wiTh him is The School Board, which is elecTed by The CiTy Council. This Board is composed oT Mr. l-loward U. Brown, presidenTg Dr. l-l. lvl. Rhorer, Treasurer, and Mr. Charles V. Orr, secreTary. Besides helping Mr. l-laworTh Torm The policies of The schools, The Board also, upon The recommendaTion oT Mr. l-laworTh, employs The Teachers, rnalces The bud- geT and supervises The Tinances oT The school. As special proiecTs This year, The Board soughT To make every child physically TiT, insTalled some new machinery in The shops, opened The shops Tor defense classes, where more Than Three Thousand were Trained, pur- chased +hir+een and one-halT acres oT The PiTTsburgh PlaTe Glass Sand Field Tor expansion of The recreaTional pro- gram and encouraged visual educa- Tion. lvlr. l-laworTh and The Board have The welfare oT The sTudenTs in mind, and To Their wisdom and eTTorT we owe our Tine school sysTem. ClkfB am al.hJy Sp +a+cvH nh Mr. Howard U. Brown, Dr. H Rh dMCVOIk over The school budget

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Our Deans and Students Maize We of K. l-l. S. have Two acTive advisers, Miss Esfella G. Pearce, Dean of Girls, and Mr. John Paul Jones. Dean of Boys. Since fhese deans have a sincere inferesf in sfudenfs' problems which range from failing grades To dom- esfic Troubles, They consTanTly find Their working hours sfrefching loe- yond The school day. Each dean Tries To know every boy or girl in high school. AT The begin- ning of each semesfer a dean wel- comes each newcomer, helping ThaT sfudenf adiusf himself To our sysfem. In i936 Miss Esfella 6. Pearce. who received her Ph. B. degree from Ripon College, became Dean of Girls here. I-ler wise advice and friendly personalify have won a place for her in K. l-l. S. When she is nof helping some girl solve her problems, she is keeping The minds in her healfh class acTive. Mr. John Paul Jones became Dean of Boys in I938. l-le received his A. B. and his A. M. degrees from Bufler Universify. l-le has proved himself a kindly councilor as well as a pafienf Teacher of a mafhemafics class. Deans John Paul Jones and Esfella G. Pearce discuss mafiers concerning Th e guidance of boys and girls. Page 16 5,