Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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 Y. THE ('LASS OK ‘47, will to -Miss Baughman a Bookkeeping (’lass next year. more intelligent We. T1IE ('LASS OK '47 will to Mr. Harrington onr compliments on the beautiful neckties he wears. in the near future. We. THE CLASS OK '47 will, to Mr. French a basketball team that will win Sectionals in Cary. We. THE CLASS OK ‘47, will to Mr. Broad an Atomic Airplane and a complete set of instructions. We. THE CLASS OK ‘47. will to Mr. Betz a better band and chorus in the future. The attached instrument was thereunto subscribed by the SENIOR ('LASS members, the testators, in the presence of each ot us, and was at the same time declared by them to be their last will and tes- tament and we are at their request signing our names hereunto in then- presence as witnesses. Signed: SENIOR CLASS OK 1! 47 Witnesses:

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Class Will W the Senior ('lass of 11)47, Kouts High Schorl, County of Por- 1(-r. State ot Indiana, being of sound and capable minds, do hereby make public and declare this to be our last will and testament, revoking all lormcr wills and devices whatever nature by us already made. 1, MARY ANN BETTERTON, will my ability to hold a man to Jean Arnold. !. LORN A BULKY, will a ’ 1 my interests to a certain man in Ohio. 1. HELEN BCKALSKI, will the ability to mess around as much as I do and get good grades to anyone who can get away with it. I. BILL OLAY POOL, will my height to Vic Martin. 1. BARBARA CROSS, will the ability to build up my lips to the seventh and eighth grade girls. I, BEVERLY JOHANSON, will all my interests to Bill Peterson. I. ART KNEIFEL, will my bashfulness to Earl Hefner. 1. BILL XEOFFER, will the wave in my hair to Jack Lowe. I, DORTin REiNIIARHT, will my long hair to Marjorie Downs. L EOCENE ROGOWSKI, don't will anything as I'm taking my inter- ests in Mary Martin with me. I, GRACE SOHOMAOHER, will my interest to a certain man in Hanna. I, El GENE SINN, will my intelligence to Robert Young. I, JO OE SI TTER, will the ability to lose my voice at basketball games to Fonda Lee Miller. !• ‘II 01) SOMMERS, will my problems to Miss Baughman, for ex- ample: whether to marry for love or for money. 1, GENE I ABLER, will my speaking ability to George Rosenbaum. I HI'- CLASS OF 47. will to Mr. Overholzer our ability to remem- ber Government.

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Senior Class’ Ride Listen, my children, and you shall hear Of the most famous class in many a year. ll was the SENIOR (’LASS of '47 And when they graduated teachers were in heaven. First there was Betterton, with pretty blue eyes, Vic says when she looks his way he just simply sighs. And then there was Birky, a shy little lass, Who was the best speaker from out of her class. Next was Rukalski, who a teacher would be, Mat when she gets to college—well, we’ll see. Too, there was Claypool. tallest of all, Mehold, our ace of basketball. Next there was (’ross, the chief executive and boss. Without her (she thinks) the class would be lost. Then we have Meverly. with long dark hair, We doubt very much if she’ll give Mill the air. Next we have Art, a quiet soul. Who always managed to achieve his goal. Then there was Neuffer, our office boy, Someday he'll be in a big man’s employ. Remember Dot, tin sweetest of all? For her, oh my! How the boys did fall. Don't forget Rogowski, our problem child. How to control him made teachers wild. Now comes Grace, a hold lass was she, 1 util she met .Wax—then—Mercy me! And, what about Spark? You know Barb’s joy, Tall, light, and handsome. Quite a boy! Then there was Judd, whose hair was so wavy. It’s a good thing. My, was he lazy? .Mustn't forget Talder, who never agrees, lie whom the rest of the class never could please. Last but not least by any means, We have Joyce Sutter with all her wild dreams. Now that you’ve been briefed sorta fast, We’ll leave our seats to the next SENIOR CLASS. —If dr n If a ha hi; i