Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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liege.-131 CONTRIBUTI G DIRECTOR DEANS OF GIRLS Contributing no little part, but the big one of friend to all who seek friendship, are Dean Audra Lindley, dean of fresh- men and sophomore girls, and Dean Estella G. QGoodQ Pearce, dean of junior and senior girls. The Deans, cueing each girl individ- ually in any special problems she has, are working together to promote better feel- ing from the students toward school. Both Deans, being members of the teach- ing faculty, are able to help the girls meet class-room problems. The girls find the answer to many of their social problems when the Deans work with them as co- directors of Girls' League. However, the Deans are never too busy to have the regular gab sessions with the girls for which the femine gen- der is well known. Deans Audra Lindley and Estella G. Pearce.

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HEAD DIRECTOR Stepping now into the limelight are two important ligures in the activities of the l95l drama. These two men, al- though they are not members of the cast, perform the many duties which smooth out the ubumps in the roadf' making it much easier for everyone to do his level best. Qt course, they are Mr. O. M. Swihart, Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. C. E. Hinshaw, Principal of Kokomo High School. Mr. Swihart, now in his fifth year with the Kokomo School City, works with the School Board constantly to im- prove the schools in every way. Mr. Hinshaw co-operates with the di- rectors and the cast, alike, offering very helpful advice concerning their many problems, and as everyone soon discov- ers, he lives up to the A'pal part of Hprin- cipalf' To both these personable individuals, an offering of appreciation is expressed for their splendid performance. Superintendent O. M. Swihart and Phyllis Millbern. Principal C E Hinshaw and B111 Elsea. Page H

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Counse ors and Frien S DEAN OF BOYS The two fine ladies sharing the spot- light step aside, now, and into their place comes a tall, stately gentleman bearing the title, Dean of Boys. Mr. John Paul Jones contributes his part to the drama as counselor, advisor, and, most of all, friend. As dean, Mr. Jones issues slips to the male half of the cast when they have been ill and confers with those who are lacking in scholastic achievement. Be- side these many responsibilities, Dean jones is assistant principal and faculty advisor to both the Student Council and the Boys' Legion Board of Directors, Everyone is appreciative of the efforts of this Dean of Boys, who certainly strives to carry on his duties to the best of his ability. Bob Woodwai'd, president of Boys' Legion, and Dean john Paul jones. Page 13