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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NGVEMBER THE MCNTH OF ELECTIGNS AND BASKETBALL '4And I still say that the Republican party would have won the election if Vandenberg had been nominated, declared Kurly to Kutie, after the election returns were completed. And I say you're cuckoo because no one in the whole Republican party could have de- feated my man, Truman, returned Kutie, just as hot- ly. Well, nertz to you, I can't argue any longer be- cause I've got to head out to basketball practice, retorted Kurly, realizing he had no chance of winning the argument. Yes, Kurly and Kutie remember the elections and the basketball games and . . . K. H. S. band concerts . . . camera club organized . . . more student radio programs . . . library open-house . . . seniors at Purdue Legislature . . . Gene Shory pres- ident of Junior class . . . VVildcats closed football sea- son with 7 to 7 moral victory over Muncie Bearcats . . . Ovals club organized . . . Hullabaloo staffs an- nounced . . . Honor Society organized . . . Virginia Rodgers lead in Dramatic Club's I Remember Mama . . . Boys' Pep Club organized . . . Ifire drills . . . and, of course, Thanksgiving . . .