Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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GRAND OPERA AND JAZZ, MUSIC CLASSES LIST ENED TO IT ALL Maybe there won't be any Arturo Toscaninis turned out by the liolqoino High School Music department, but if the gals and guys learned their sharps and flats as they were supposed to, the department will have turned out some stu- dents that will have a true appreciation for music. Under the leadership of Miss Mary A. lfausset and Mr. Joseph Ragains, the music department gave the students of Kokomo High School who were musically minded, classes in instrumentals, vocals, and music appreciation. 'l'hrough the ettorts of the Music department the Hand and Choir functionf ed perfectly again this year. Through these organizations the public got a good idea ot' what the Harry-Nlames-to-be music students of the high school did during their classes besides issue a blast of notes to entertain the students in the nearby classes. Mr. Ragains' Music Appreciation class is about to hear some higher class music . . . Not Twelfth Street Rag. Page 27

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Page 26 Judy Alexander, Eddie Bacon explain the functions of geometric figures. FUTURE ALBERT EIN STEIN S PRODUCED BY MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Three times seven is, duh, 34?? The foregoing statement would sound the death knell for any student in the mathematics class if it appeared on the final exam in that subject. Kurly and Kutie found out in algebra class that if ZX equals X plus 6, then X equals 6, and they learned in geometry that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, and they were told all about sines and co- sines in trig. Yes, the Mathematics department is well known to Kurly and Kutie, and so are the teachers, Mr. Robert Barngrover, Mr. Edson Van Dorn, Mr. Kenneth Crook, Mr. Lee Dixon, Mr. Lloyd Keisling, and the head of the department, Mr. Fred Moss. Those teachers taught Kurly and Kutie that math was not only im- portant from the mathematical standpoint alone, but also in our other subjects and in our everyday life. Certainly after taking math, Kurly won't be hauled into a Federal Court because his income taX return had said that six hundred dollars from two thousand dollars left eleven hundred dollars to be taxed.

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