Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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 i € s. Emori The key of knowledge we have gained, like a metal keV shines with use.

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CLASS POEM As the doorkeeper of success makes his rounds this year. He has added to his key chain these twenty-five new keys, here. Neva Arnold’s key is first. In first aid she is well versed. Bill Beck is always calm and collected. By worries and cares he’s never affected. Vernon Birky has the height. Playing basketball is his delight. Shirley Daumer is liked by everyone. She’s always happy and full of fun. Barbara Denton is shortest in the class. When it comes to typing, she’s quite a lass. Ralph Hamlet likes dogs, and can he sing. When he croons, he sounds like Bing. Harold Haman lives by the river. He likes to drive his spiffy flivver. 1 homas Henderson is really his name. In teasing girls he has won great fame. Patti Herring is quite a girl. She has had so many boyfriends, it would make your hair curl. Bob Hough was a serviceman, To be proud of him, we can. Jack is the lover in our class. While dreaming of Ruth, his days do pass. On the chain is Nancy, who is a blonde Of a certain fellow, she’s very fond. Ruth Krug is a quiet little lass. She’d like to have the school days quickly pass. George Maul is just one of the Senior boys. When he laughs he makes a lot of noise. Mary Minton is an artist in our class. We think she'll be married before much time will pass. Edna’s hair is blonde and curly. She’s the one who gets to school early. “Salty’s” real name is Eugene, When he plays the trombone for Betz, he' s on the beam. Vemie Pfledderer’s always neat and dressed to a “T”. He’s already planned what he’s going to be. Betty Prough is the girl with the high I.Q., Being a dentist s assistant is what she likes to do. Helen Reinhardt would like to grow tall. She likes to work in the cafeteria, best of all. June Rosenbaum is a spry little thing. She is continually hoping for a ring. Arlene Schoon is five feet, ten. For a certain Junior she has a yen. Joan Schultz likes school so well. By her actions you can always tell. Dotty is full of fun and hard to fool. She’d rather have a home of her own than come to school. Howard Wandrey’s key comes last. Remember when he was Bildad Tapp in the cast. May the doorkeeper find the lock into which our keys will fit. And we will do our part to make a success of it. Betty Prough