Laverna E. Kimbrough was an American composer and contralto vocalist active during the 1920s, best known for her composition "My Co-Ed" with lyricist Agnes Friel. Notable Work: "My Co-Ed" (composed around 1926–1929, with lyrics by Agnes Friel), which was recorded and distributed on labels like Columbia (Columbia 928-D). Worked as a concert soloist and contralto vocalist, with historical ties to musical communities in Washington state and Pullman, where her work was featured locally and archived in university collections. Married to Herbert Kimbrough, a prominent musician/educator at Washington State University.
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