Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

THE KOSTANG Published By the Senior Class of Kouts High School Volume VI 1952 Foreword We invite you to tune in with the Seniors on Channel 52 to the world premier” of Studio K. H. S. We hope you, The Viewing Audience , enjoy these glimpses of our studio, from beginning to end, as our television cast do their best to entertain you. Class Flower YELLOW ROSE Class Color BLUE AND GOLD Class Motto “The road called Toil, leads to the city of Success.” To Jane E. Dittmer, our Senior sponsor, we offer this small tribute to one, who un- selfishly gives up many hours of her time, in school and out, to give aid, assistance, and advice to students, (underclassmen as well as seniors), who need it. May this show a small portion of our gratitude to Miss Dlttmer. PRODUCERS Faculty Statistics ROBERT E. BROAD B. S. Illinois Institute of Technology Mechanical Engineering Mathematics, Science, Shop JANE E. DITTMER A. B. Indiana University University of Colorado Chicago University English, Social Studies MARY DRAZER B. S. in Home Ec. Education and Science Purdue University Indiana State Teachers College Biology LUIS N. FRENCH A. B. Indiana University Physical Education, Latin Social Studies MINARD M. HAGUE A. B. M. S. Central Normal College Indiana University Social Studies, Mathematics ARTHUR JENSEN B S. DePaul University Valparaiso University Social Studies Physical Education Art WILBUR LIPPERT B. S. Purdue University Agriculture HAZEL L. PUNTER B. S. Ball State Teachers College Iona State College Home Economics Physical Education MILDRED ROCK B. S. M. A. Ball State Teachers College Business Education English ARTHUR WASIK B. M. M. S. DePaul University University of Illinois Music Mr Hag ue. Principal Bebbi) Prough, Secrebarij ■ STARS Prophecy ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see, Saw the vision of the world, and all the wonders that would be; Saw the heavens fill with commerce, argosies of magic sails, Pilots of the purple twilight, dropping down with costly bales; Heard the heavens fill with shouting, and there rain’d a ghastly dew From the nations’ airy navies grappling in the central blue; Far along the world-wide whisper of the south-wind rushing warm, With the standards of the peoples plunging thro’ the thunder-storm; Till the war-drum throbb’d no longer, and the battle-flags were furl’d In the Parliament of man, the Federation of the world. There the common sense of most shall hold a fretful realm in awe, And the kindly earth shall slumber, lapt in universal law. JIM CANNON “Little Wong” President 3 Student Council 2 Movie Projecting 2, 3, 4 Stage Manager 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Steering Committee 4 LILLIAN DELI “Lil” G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Vice President 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Chorus 2, 3, 4 Band 3, 4 President 1 Secretary Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 4 Commencement Usherette 3 Citizenship Award 2, 3 D. A. R. Award 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Music Festival 4 ROY HEFNER “Stub” Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play Chorus 4 Secretary Treasurer 1 Vice President 2 Usher 3 4-H Member 1, 2, 3, 4 Dairy Judging 1 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 DICK HERRING “Sandy” Baseball 4 Track 2 Student Manager 3, 4 Manager’s “K” 3, 4 Manager’s Jacket 4 Usher 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Senior Statistics KENNEY MARTIN “Fat” Track 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Athletic “K” 3 Athletic Jacket 4 Senior Play Chorus 4 Student Manager 2 Stage Manager 3 4-H Member 2, 3, 4 Dairy Judging 2 Parilamentary Procedure Club 4 DICK MILLER “Jigg” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Athletic “K” 1 2, 3, 4 Athletic Jacket 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Junior Play Stage Manager 4 Usher 3, 4 Chorus 4 Student Council 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 JACK NUEST “Gilbert” Kouts Times Staff 3 Junior Play Usher 4 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 4-H Vice President 4 4-H Junior Leader 2, 3, 4 Poultry Judging 1, 2, 3, 4 Grain Judging 1, 2, 3, 4 Dairy Judging 1, 2, 3, 4 Dairy Judging Award 2 Farm Project Award 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 LILLIAN OLSON “Olson” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Prom Queen 3 Commencement Usherette 3 Typing Award 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 DORIS KERLINSKA “Dorie” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. President 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Co-Editor of Annaul Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Secretary Treasurer 4 Band Award 1 Chorus 3 Librarian 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Music Festival 4 LOIS KRAKER “Lo” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Treasurer 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Co-Editor of Annaul Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Band 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Secretary Treasurer 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Commencement Usherette 3 Typing Award 3 Citizenship Award 2, 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Music Festival 4 KENNY STRONG “Ken” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Athletic “K” 1, 3, 4 Athletic Jacket 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 4 Student Council President 4 Commencement Usher 3 Grain Judging 2 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 BILL TABLER “Jay” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Athletic “K” 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Jacket 4 Free Throw Award 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Stage Manager 4 Vice President 4 Student Council 4 Student Council Vice President 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 GEORGE TAYLOR “Zeke” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Athletic “K” 2, 3, 4 Athletic Jacket 4 Kouts Times Staff Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Chorus 4 President 4 Prom King 3 Commencement Usher 3 4-H Club 3, 4 Dairy Judging 1 Grain Judging 1 Poultry Judging 1, 2, 3 Poultry Award 2 Farm Project Award 3 Citizenship Award 3 Steering Committee 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 NORMA TAYLOR “Norm” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Senior Play Librarian 4 Typing Award 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Senior Statistics MELVIN WALLACE “Mel” Track 2, 3, 4 Usher 3, 4 4-H Club 2, 3, 4 4-H Junior Leader 4 Dairy Judging 2 Grain Judging 2, 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 SHIRLEY REINHARDT “Pete” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Secretary 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 Junior Play Senior Play Chorus 1, 2 Vice President 1 Secretary Treasurer 3 Librarian 2 First Aid 3. 4 Typing Award 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 MARLENE RHYNARD “Molly” G. A. A. 2,3, 4 Kouts Times Staff (Editor) 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Student Director 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Librarian 3 Librarian Award 3 Band Aaward 3 Honor Aaward 3 Citizenship Award 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Steering Committee 4 Music Festival 4 SUSIE YOUNG “Sues” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play Band 1 Chorus 3, 4 Usherette 2, 3 Musical Festival 4 Carnival Queen 2 Typing Award 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 JOHN STRUVE “Towhead” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Athletic “K” 3, 4 Athletic Jacket 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Junior Play Senior Paly Student Council 4 Honor Award 3 Citizenship Award 2 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 NANCY WISE “Gus” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Prompter 3 Senior Play Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Office Assistant 4 Librarian 1, 2, 3 First Aid 3, 4 Librarian Award 3 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 CHARLOTTE HIBBS “Hibby” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Prompter 3 Ticket Seller 4 Office Assistant 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 ELEANOR KRUG “Krugie” G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Kouts Times Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play Ticket Manager 3, 4 Librarian 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 TED HITZ “Mousey” Track 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Stage Manager 3 House Manager 4 Usher 3, 4 Parliamentary Procedure Club 4 Alma Mater I LOVE THE COLORS BLACK AND GOLD I LOVE THE JOYS THAT THEY UPHOLD, I’M SURE OF THE KNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE GAINED WILL SOMEDAY LEAD ME ON TO FAME. I AM SO PROUD OF K. H. S. SHE EVER WILL LEAD ALL THE REST ALWAYS IN SPORTS AND SCHOLARSHIP TOO I’LL STAND BY YOU KOUTS HIGH SCHOOL School Colors BLACK and GOLD Class Song MANY YEARS NOW, WE HAVE STROLLED THESE HALLS, WE HAVE GATHERED MEMORIES OF GOOD AND BAD AND ALL. WE MAY TAKE THESE MEMORIES BUT WE LEAVE TO YOU, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING, OUR OWN KOUTS HIGH SCHOOL. —Bill Tabler and George Taylor Tune To “The House I Live In’ Poem For the Class of “52” This is the poem for the class of “52” You may not believe a word, but it’s all true. Jim Cannon is first on the list; Tells all the girls he’s never been kissed. Lil Deli is next in line, As an artist she does fine. Roy Hefner, better known as “Stubby” Rightfully so, and would make a good hubby. Dick Herring, manager of our team Usually makes all the girls scream. Charlotte Hibbs always seems to try, But the boys say she’s just too shy. Ted Hitz, a photographer to be, Let him take your picture and you will see. Doris Kerlinska a nurse when she gets through, But don’t let her ever work on you. Lois Kraker is our class blonde Of her we are very fond. Eleanor Krug has an Air Force man, Soon she’ll be an air mail fan. Kenny Martin says this is no baloney That he has always been a faithful user of Toni. Dick Miller has kinky brown hair, Without it his head would be bare. Jack Nuest with his jeep Up Reinhardt’s lane he would creep. Lillian Olson was our Prom Queen, Maybe someday she’ll be on the screen. Shirley Reinhardt is our class midget, Will she ever become a double didget? Marlene Rhynard our student director, With our play we almost wrecked her. Ken Strong has our class height, All the rest don’t think that’s right. John Struve used to work in the Royal Blue But one day told Bill he was through. Norma Taylor is very shy, We’d like to know the reason why. Melvin Wallace does Marge no harm; Because he’s after that Luthi farm. Nancy Wise and Susie Young bring up the rear, From them nothing we hear. Bill Tabler and George Taylor as you can see, Were never meant for authors of poetry. Just a line to let you know we’re through, Concerning the Class of “52”. Bill Tabler and George Taylor Class History Turning back the pages of our script to September, 1940, on our television screen, then six inches square, we spot Kouts High School with 33 sparkling little tots entering the first grade. There were fourteen girls: Velma Coyer, Doris Kerlinska, Lois Kraker, Eleanor Krug, Sara Maul, Anna Lou Minton, Lillian Olson, Jo Ann Reif, Marlene Rhynard, Betty Schumaker, Nancy Stanley, Elsie Van Dusen. Nancy Wise and Susie Young. The boys were Marston Birky, August Bums, Jim Cannon, Bryson Cummings, Roy Hefner, Dick Herring, Ted Hitz, Jim Jackson, Lambert Kneifel, Kenny Martin. Jack Nuest, George Taylor, Donald Tombinson, Tom Schultz Hayse Shoemaker, John Struve, Ronald Snow, Eugene Witt, and Virgil Wray. During the year Bonita Miller joined us; Donald Tombinson, Velma Coyer, and Jo Ann Reif left. In the second grade we lost four buddies, one of them being Jim Cannon. John Peterich joined us. We lost two in the third grade and our screen enlarged when we made a gain of five including Orrin DeWitt, Teddy Elliot, Mary Jane Cooper, Shirley Reinhardt, and Roland Good. During the fourth and fifth grades we felt proud when ten more joined us. These were Louise Dawson, Robert Good, Arthur and Beverly Hundt, Horace Hunter, Norma Taylor, Beverly Thomas, Phillip Fox, Jim Cannon, and Charlotte Hibbs Our proudness didn’t last long though when we realized we had lost eight. We didn’t do so well in the sixth grade; we lost four and gained two—Kenny Strong, and Florence Fitzgerald. In the seventh grade we stepped up one when we lost five and gained six. These were Roy Borth, Lillian Deli, Dick Miller, Norma Russell, Ruth Lansing, and Thelm Saulsgiver. By this time our scripts contained a good foundation and a larger screen to hold our abilities. In the eighth grade Florence Fitzgerald left but came back as a freshman with Joan Johnson. Three others left in our fresman year. We must have had enemies in our Junior year for Roland Good, Joan Johnson, Elsie Van Dusen, Louise Dawson, Florence Fitzgerald, and Anna Lou Minton left. We presented a very successful play with Mrs. Strassemeyer directing. The play was called “The Zoozah.” This year we entered school happily for no one left or entered. In October, we put on a popular play, “A Date With Judy.” Miss Dittmer helped to make it a great success. Senior Class Phnphecy It was six o’clock on an evening of 1962 I was very tired from a hard day’s work at the office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D. C. when I turned on the television set and settled down for a quiet evening at home. As always, I listen to a news broadcast. I was in luck to get Commentator Bill Tabler for today’s top news and headlines. Bill’s interpretation of the news is always very vivid and, upon the death of Drew Pearson, he has been predicting the news 91% accurate. “Good evening ladies and gentlemen, let’s go to press. . Here is a picture taken by one of T. V’s top photographers, Ted Hitz, on the recent exploration at the newly built atomic plant headed by James Cannon in Van Buren. Flash! I see that Marlene Rhynard, reporter at large, has been given the Hey- wood Broun Memorial Award for outstanding work in journalism during the past year. Also, Admiral Richard Miller has been promoted to a higher rank, head naval officer in the Pacific .... Flash! Republcan President John Robert Struve, made headlines today as he amazed the world by appointing Democratic Senator Kenneth Martin to head the old Kefauver investigating committee. Senator Martin’s first statement to the press was, and I quote, “I’m going to clean house,’’ unquote; probably referring to the White House .... Another Flash! Susie Young’s husband died and left her $20,000. It seems like Susie has her wish (To be rich). And now my first prediction—I predict that Lois Kraker will finally get married within the next year. She says she won’t but, well you know how it goes. I predict, too, that Shirley Reinhardt, who is the mother of five big girls, will finally get a boy the next time. Also, Dick Herring, bellboy at the Steven’s Hotel in Chicago, will quit. He had better; he’s getting fired next week anyway for disorderly conduct. Just a minute ladies and gentlemen, here is a bulletin just handed to m Senior Class Phophecy Norma Taylor, the girl who struck it rich up in Alaska several weeks ago, has just returned to the United States and has purchased a $20,000 acre cattle ranch in Texas. She has Melvin Wallace working for her. He is the foreman; he has spent most of his life in the West. Also working for her is Doris Kerlinska who chaperones the children of the cow hands in her spare time. Tefft must have gotten pretty rough for her. Well that’s all for now. Good-night folks.” After a brief intermission, have to eat once in a while you know, I returned to my easy chair. A new show, “It could happen to anybody” was next on T. V. It was sponsored by that world reknown horse trainer, Charlotte Hibbs. Starring was her wonder horse Reggirt, Trigger spelled backwards. The guest star of the night was the one and only Eleanor Krug, better known as “Dag Junior.” She is known as Dagmar’s successoi. Now the camera turns to the audience and in the spotlight one of George Taylor’s experiments just flew by. Ever since his Nash broke down, he’s been experi- menting on a new engine far more superior than that put out by the Nash Company. It seems like all the members of the fair sex are wearing the new hair-do created by the greatest beautician in the country, Lillian Olson. Ah, I see Roy Hefner in the audience. He seems to be enjoying himself. He ought to; he’s head of the Dairy Corporation back in Chicago. Evidently his dairy herd profited him. Sitting with him is Secretary of Agriculture Jack Nuest. Since Jack has been the head of that department, atomic energy has been developed for farm use. Yes, I think that’s Lillian Deli, the most famous modern artist in the world, watching the show. She married a French painter and their eight little artists are being chaperoned by Nancy Wise Well, what do you know, I’ve seen all the class of ’52 tonight. Yes sir, I sure enjoyed watching telivision. Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of the televised Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two, being of sound mind, intelligence, and strong of heart, do broadcast to Kouts High School and the World this as our last will and testament, hereby revoking all others made by us. I, JIM CANNON, will my movie projecting job to Algot Olson. I. ROY HEFNER, will my orneriness to Donald Clausen. I, LILLIAN DELI, will my band uniform to anyone who will take care of it. I, DICK HERRING, will my brains to all those who haven’t any. I, CHARLOTTE HIBBS, will my job of selling coke to any Jr. who wants it. I, TED HITZ, will my interest in Morgan Twp. to Jerry Miller. I, DORIS KERLINSKA, will my ability to write letters to the Tefft boys to Susie Mansfield. I, LOIS KRAKER, will my cheerleading ability to Sylvia Nagaitis. I, ELEANOR KRUG, will my ability to drive to anyone who doesn’t mind being followed. I, KENNY MARTIN, will my black curly hair to Lester Hurley. I, DICK MILLER, will my curly hair to the Barber Shop. I, JACK NUEST, will nothing. I’m taking my interest in Vera with me. I, LILLIAN OLSON, will my librarian position to anyone who doesn’t want to study. I, SHIRLEY REINHARDT, will my shortness to anyone who doesn’t mind be- ing so close to the ground. I. MARLENE RHYNARD, will my long black hair to Darlene Fredricks. I, KENNY STRONG, will my interest in Eleanor Krug to Jim McKinney. I, JOHN STRUVE, will my humor to any poker-faced person. I, BILL TABLER, will my girlfriends in Liberty and Wheatfield to Ronnie Snow. Last Will and Testament I, GEORGE TAYLOR, will nothing. I need everything I have and more. I, NORMA 1AYLOR, will my happy-go-lucky manner to Judy Jacobson. I. MELVIN WALLACE, will my way with teachers to Donna Sommers. I, NANCY WISE, will “Gus’ to anyone who will take care of him properly. I, SUSIE YOUNG, will nothing. I have hard enough time finding what I have now. WE. THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Miss Dittmer a speech class who loves to make speeches. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Mrs. Rock a typing class that doesn't talk. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Miss Punter a house and a man with our best regrads. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Mr. Broad all the tools needed for successful shop instruction. WE THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Mr. Lippert an Ag. class which is smart, quiet, and co-operative. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Mr. French a good basketball team. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Mr. Jenson a Republican govern- ment class. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Mr. Wasik a boys chorus which knows the fundamentals of singing. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Mr. Hague a high school as intelligent and brilliant as we are. We, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to Betty Plough a pair of wings so she won’t wear out her shoes. WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1952, will to the School whatever is left of us when we graduate. Senior Silhouettes SENIOR LIKES DISLIKES SAYINGS OTHERS WISH FUTURE PLANS Jim Cannon Making Money School 1 don’t know Comb his hair Electrician Lillian Dell Music Nothing You know what Wouldn’t be so studious Artist Roy Hefner Eating Work How ya doin Wouldn’t be so onrey Farmer Dick Herring School Polishing Basketballs Where ya goin Would be a Republican Pilot Charlotte Hibbs South People who stand you up Is that so Stop being so rough Beauty operator Ted Hitz Taking pictures Politics Huh .... Stop day-dreaming Photography Doris Kerlinska Roller Skating Anyone who brags Maybe Leave Tefft alone Nurse Lois Kraker Bright Colors People who complain I don’t care Go with Boys A good Secretary Eleanor Krug Tall, cute boys People who cuss Oh, get out of here Forget about Hebron WAVE Kenny Martin Chevrolets Nothing I guess so Wasn’t so bashful Farmer Dick Miller Playing cards Getting up in the morning Fish hooks Ho‘d grow up Navy Jack Nuest Anything What I don’t love Hey, by golly that’s right Come to school more often Farmer Lillian Olson Excitement Fresh people Who’s cussin Lose bashfulness Be like Miss Punter Shirley Reinhardt Angelfood cake Unfriendly people Good gravy She’d grow Pres, of Tall Girls Assn. Marlene Rhynard Everything Republicans Nuts Become a blonde Wouldn’t you like to know Kenny Stong Nurses Flirts Don’t mess around Wouldn’t lose temper College student John Struve Cracking jokes Democrats Bolonic Stop trying to be so funny Unkown Bill Tabler Letters from girls 5tuck-up women Hey .... Would settle down Navy George Taylor Pretty Girls Handsome men I don’t believe it He’d drive slower Married life Norma Taylor Handsome men Gossipers You’d be surprised Stop cussing Something exciting Melvin Wallace Girls Teachers authority Hallo - - Wouldn’t like Margie Work Nancy Wise School Vacation How' should I know Nothin in particular Being independent Susie Young People who don’t talk Sissies Blow me down Would get her driver’s license Getting rich ch no7Te D'tcf n. rto L WormdL Dohis SUPPORTING CAST Junior Class FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Gordon Reinhertz, Orrin DeWitt, Don Peters, Paul Newsom, Tom Schultz, Algot Olson. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Vernon Young, Marjorie Luthi, Jim Schultz, Ronnie Snow, Harold Fritz, Shirley Railing, Lola Sutter. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Muriel Dowd, Doris Kneifel, Frank Barnard, Mildred Hibbs, Nancy French, Phyllis Birky. SEATED — Mrs. Rock, Sponsor: Sam Martin, President; Sylvia Nagaitis, Secre- tary Treasurer; Don Gingerich, Vice President. Sophomore Class FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Raymond Smith, Russell Pumroy, Larry Strong, Jerry Miller, Ronnie Haman, Dale Smith, Norman Schnekenburger. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Susan Struve, Donald Claussen, Ernest Jahnz, Ruby Taylor, Donna Sommers, John Atherton, Marvin Wallace. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Gene Nuest, Carol Cannon, Marion Birky, Lester Hurley, Mary Good, Vera Reinhardt, Joan Hefner. SEATED — Miss Punter, Sponsor; Dick Deli, President; Alice Greiger, Vice President; Gene Cannon, Secretary Treasurer. Freshman FIFTH ROW, LEFT to Right—Wayne Miller, William Salzer, Roy Atherton, Con- rad Osborne, James Hague, Donald Pfeiffer, Paul Krug, David Kotzer. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right — Sandra Bailey, Joan Birky, Roland Wallace, Judith Jacobson, Don Schoon, Jim McKinney, Darlene Frederick, Clarence Grieger. THIRD ROW, Left to Right—Ronald Sommers, Bonnie Reinhertz, Vera Krug, Jerry Daumer, Donna Sutter, Kathryn Krueger, Dick Goodpaster, Rose Marie Dusek. SECONR ROW, Left to Right — Noma Reinhardt, Berniece Dowd, Alice Ginge- rich, Janet Gingerich, Marlene Stowers, Catherine Simic, Beverly Wray, Glen Hefner. SEATED — Roger Redelman, Vice President; Evelyn Jahnz, Sec. Treas.; Roger Cannon, President; Mr. Broad, Sponsor. . Eighth Grade FOURTH ROW, Left to Right — Mary Hibbs, Kay Johnson, Larry Birky, Johann Wandry, Janice Pfledderer, Phyllis Keim, Allan Hamann. THIRD ROW, Left to Right — Kay Wallace, Frances Church, Donna Pfeiffer, Alvin Nuest, Susie Mansfield, Marilyn Sutter, Paul Dawson, Harold Olson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right — Donald Kneifel, Marshall Heinold, Dick Tabler, Mary Ann Knoll, Carolyn Russell, Sally Nuest, Gwen Heinold, Leslie Young. SEATED — Jerry Cannon, Secretary Treasurer; Sandra Birky, Vice President; Mr. French, Sponsor. Missing—Francis Susdorf, President. Seventh Grade FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Janet Jarnecke, Carol Danford, Kay Railing, Zonda Osborne, Carl Hefner, Beverly Sutter, Sandra Schnekenburger, Jeanette Werner, Loretta Wienke, Raymond Jahnz. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Darlene Birky, Nancy Good, Sandra Daumer, Ruth DeWitt, Ronnie Atherton, Lois Kerlinska, Janice Birky, Barbara Hainan, George Kneifel. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Richard Nuest, Kay Klemm, Charlotte Young, Carolyn Reinhertz, Laura Maul, Lois Rodrick, Dorothy Klemz, Bill Frederick, Joe Simic. SEATED — Mike Shutske. Secretary Treasurer; Charlie Martin, President; Ted Schroeder, Vice President; Mr. Jensen, Sponsor. Sixth Grade FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Valiant Schultz, Barry Fritz, Nancy Miller, DeWayne Lippert, Martin Jacobson, Donald Milter, Ruth Cannon, James Hickman, Wendell Werner. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Verna Nuest, Virginia Jahnz, Madeline Herma, Dick Hiatt, Billy Kerns, Jayne Jacobson, Particia Kasl, Wesley Birky. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Marjorie Sutter, Laura Maul, Donald Upton, Michael MacPherson, Larry Maxwell, John Stewart, Betty Oswald, Catherine Benson. SEATED — Sharon Reinhardt, Raymond Martin, Pauline Luthi, Geraldine Dusek, Owen Martin, Leslie Birky, Beverly Tucker, Mr. Galasso. Fifth Grade THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Katherine Hefner, Donna Schnekenburger, Lulu De- Witt, Richard Hill, Melvin Heinold. David Rodrick, Bobby Bachert, Wanda Rein- hardt, Mary-Higgins, Myra Pumroy. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Betty Martin, Frank James, Warren Tucker, Marvin Heinold, Ronald Dye, Billie Herring, Curtis Simic, Roger Birky, Ronald Herma. FIRST ROW L. to R. — Martha Cannon, Violet Birky, Jacqueline Gorski, Karen Bailey, Glenda Crouch, Anne Susdorf, Karen Stoddard, Mary Ruth Keim, Mrs. Aszman. MISSING — Albert Peterich, Patty Church, Mary Struve, James Helton. Fourth Grade THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Tommy Tucker, Jacqueline MacPherson, Jim Drazer, Robert Allison, Nancy Snyder, Betty Lou Jasperson, Gerald Taylor, Doreen Stewart, Katherine Miller, Jody Vogel. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Don Wallace, Carroll Bricker, Jackie Hague, Thomas Kasl, Philip Gingerich, Suzanne Koepke, Fred Haman, Linda, Mast, Glenn Olson, Eugene Herma. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Orma Kolasinski, Carol Johnson, Dorothy Pettet, Lois Reinhardt, Patty Sutter, Dennis Martin, Fred Simic, Gloria Birky, Mrs. Nocco. Third Grade THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Janet Maul, Theodore Wienke, Joyce Folsom, Tommy Sommers, Tommy Redelman, Ruth Ann Prough, Myrna Birky Leonard Zabella, Carolyn Cannon, Karen Pfledderer, Sandra Church. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Gerald Lippert, Ronald Allison, Nila Kay Gesse, Diane Frederick, Gloria Martin, Wanda Daumer, Phillip Osborne, Joyce Tucker, Thomas Mroz, Larry Hamann, Rita Dawson. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — John Jarnecke, Keith Nuest, Jimmy Upton, Betty Struve, Mary Jane Hurley, Marilyn Duttlinger, Dennis Gesse, Thomas Simic, Lydia Gingerich, Randy Gorski, Mrs. Filer. MISSING Delbert Todd. Second Grade THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Bernard Higgins, Joyce Smith, Phebe Kolasinski, Larry Nuest, Allen Wallace, Cheryl Tabler, Debra Rhynard. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Judith Vogel, Tommy Oswald, Johnny Stoddard, Johnny Koepke, Raymond Temple, Roger Timm, Joyce Van Dusen, Reece Shepard. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Carl Kneifel, Wilma Miller, Barbara Hill, Mary Spohn, Myrna Sutter, Randy Miller, Mrs. Hofferth. MISSING — Jackie Parrott, Bobby Rosenbaum, Sandra Susdorf, Paul Martin, Buddy Helton, Andrea Schroeder. Second Grade THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Paul Hollandsworth, Carol Hamann, Irene Dusek, Eula Heinold, Judy Birky, Forest Pettet, Kathy Hiatt. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Joy Egli, Kenneth Cannon, Jenny Cannon, Tommy Drazer, Carl Hammond, Harry Mason, Jerry Bonner, Willis Alt. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Lana Herring, Lorraine Herma, Dennis Cannon, Ricky Hall, Ricky Allison, Duane Masterson, Susan Hilliard, Donny Good, Miss Rousch. MISSING — John Kneisley, Kathy Galbreath. First Grade THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Tommy Salzer, Jack Bransford, Charles Wienke, Richard Duttlinger, Bobby Bailey, Brian Gesse, Rachel Osborne, Jane Weninger, Diane Dunham. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Charlotte Dawson, Arlene Jensen, Charlene Birky, Joyce Fleming, Vernon Reinhardt, Kenneth Wallace, Tommy Heiniger, Dennis Mason, Kenneth Zabella. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Roy Martin, David Pfeiffer, Jerry Martin, Duane Gesse, Allan Gingerich, Gerald Simic, Tommy Upton, Verna Reinhardt, Mary Church. Jerry Maul, Mrs. Benson. SNVDISnW zs Band STANDING, L. to R. — Harold Fritz, John Atherton, Dale Smith. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Don Sehoon, Ronnie Haman, Paul Newsom, Norman Schnekenburger, Russell Pumroy, Bill Salzer, Tom Schultz, Conrad Osborne, Ver- non Young, Joanne Railing, Don Peters, Dick Deli, Jeanette Werner, Algot Olson. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Sandra Schnekenburger, Nancy French, Donna Sut- ter, Gordon Reinhertz, Mary Good, Lois Rodrick, Don Gingerich, Jim Schutlz, Sylvia Nagaitis, Joann Wandry, Carol Danford, Doris Kneifel. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Doris Kerlinska, Lillian Deli, Roger Redelman, Ted Schroeder, Beverly Sutter, Janice Birky, Sandra Birky, Evelyn Jahnz, Gene Cannon, Roger Cannon. MUSIC DIRECTOR — Mr. Wasik. Band Officers STANDING, L. to R. — Doris Kerlin- ska, President; Lillian Deli, Student Di- rector; Sylvia Nagaitis, Librarian. SEATED — Mr. Wasik, Music Director. T wirier s L. to R. — Sandra Bailey, Carol Can- non, Susie Mansfield, Katherine Hefner. Junior Band SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Marilyn Sutter, Carolyn Reinhertz, Bob Bachert, San- dra Daumer, Ruth Ann Cannon, Charlotte Young, Roger Birky. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Katherine Hefner, Patty Sutter, Glen Olson, Marilyn Sutter, Virginia Jahnz, Dorothy Klemz, Kathryn Benson. MUSIC DIRECTOR — Mr. Wasik. % Music I turned on my television set to channel 52. I discovered that they were having a review of the Kouts Band and Chorus activities for the year of 1951-52. When the review started it showed the band under a new director, Mr. Arthur Wasik. As the program continued it showed the band marching on October 19, at the Valparaiso University Homecoming. The basketball season didn't start only basketball but also started the perform- ance of the band. In the first home game, which was November 9, we played Jackson. The Kouts band formed the letters “HI” and sang a welcome song. They also formed a “J” and “K” representing each school. All during the basketball season the band continued these performances. On the night of the.last game, which was February 22, with Morgan, they formed the letters “HI” and sang the welcome song and the letter “M” and “K” for each school. They also formed a heart to represent a Val- entine with an arrow through it. They played “LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART.” On the fifth of December some of the band members and high school chorus participated in the All County Music Festival at Valparaiso. On the ninth of February some members of the Kouts band participated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest. The entrees were: Carol Danford, Doris Kniefel, Nor- man Schnekenburger, Bill Salzer, Lillian Deli, Lois Rodrick and Nancy Fiench. These were entered as solos. There was one duet played by Lillian Deli and Doris Kerlinska. March 14, the High School Band, High School Mixed Chorus, 7th and 8th Girls and Boys Choruses gave a concert. April 5th the High School Band participated in the District Band Contest at Knox, Indiana. Seventh and Eight Boys Chorus THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Jerry Cannon, Paul Dawson, Ted Schroeder, Carl Hefner, Charles Martin, Larry Birky, Alvin Nuest, Raymond Jahnz. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Harold Olson, George Kneifel, Allen Hamann, Ron- nie Atherton, Mike Shutske, Bill Frederick. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Mr. Waslfc, Dick Tabler, Marshall Heinold, Richard Nuest, Don Kneifel, Leslie Young, Joe Simic. High School Mixed Chorus FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Paul Newsom, Larry Strong, Conrad Osborne, Dick Miller, Don Gingerich, Don Peters. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Roy Hefner, Vernon Young, Norman Schnekenburger, Russell Pumroy, Ronnie Snow, Algot Olson, Jim Schultz, Lester Hurley. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Doris Kneifel, Donna Sutter, Shirley Railing, Sandra Bailey, Donna Sommers, Ruby Taylor, Sylvia Nagaitis, Lillian Deli, Lola Sutter, Susan Struve. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Mr. Wasik, Alice Greiger, Carol Cannon, Rose Dusek, Kay Krueger, Nancy French, Mary Good, Kay Simic, Marlene Stowers, Berniece Dowd. Seventh and Eighth Girls Chorus FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Carol Danford, Janice Pfledderer, Mary Hibbs, Phyllis Keim, Zonda Osborne, Johann Wandry, Beverly Sutter, Joan Johnson, Sandra Schnekenburger, Jeanette Werner. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Marilyn Sutter, Frances Church, Janet Jarnecke, Donna Pfeiffer, Kay Railing, Susie Mansfield, Loretta Wienke, Lois Kerlinska, Sandra Daumer. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Nancy Good, Kay Klemm, Janice Birky, Kay Wallace, Carolyn Russell, Sandra Birky, Mary Ann Knoll, Barbara Haman, Darlene Birky. FIRST ROW. L. to R. — Laura Maul, Lois Rodrick, Ruth DeWitt, Carolyn Reinhertz, Mr. Wasik, Dorothy Klemz, Sally Nuest, Gwen Heinold, Charlotte Young, S1HDI1HDIH SlUOdS T. V. Basketball and Baseball Scores 1951 Baseball Season September 7 — Kouts 2--------Boone Grove 6 September 11 — Kouts 2 .........Washington 3 September 15 — Kouts 4----------------Jackson 0 September 19 — Kouts 2----------------Morgan 7 September 22 — Kouts 0_____________Wheeler 10 September 25 — Kouts 14---------------Liberty 15 September 28 — Kouts 7--------------Hebron 5 October 2 — Kouts 6____________ Chesterton 5 Varsity Basketball Season 1951-52 Nov. 9 — Kouts 57 Nov. 16 — Kouts 44 Nov. 28 — Kouts 44 Nov. 30 — Kouts 27 - Dec. 4 — Kouts 42 _ Dec. 7 — Kouts 54 Dec. 14 — Kouts 37 Jan. 8 — Kouts 48 - Jan. 11 — Kouts 41 Jan. 25 — Kouts 41 Feb. 1 — Kouts 52 Feb. 5 — Kouts 44 Feb. 8 — Kouts 34 Feb. 15 — Kouts 55 Feb. 22 — Kouts 49 ____ Jackson 30—H Boone Grove 37—H ____Lowell 36—H North Judson 55—T ____DeMotte 45—T _ Washington 40—T Chesterton 38—T ____LaCrosse 53—T ____Liberty 33—H . Crown Point 40—H ____Hebron 60—H .. Wheatfield 57—T ____Hobart 49—H ____Portage 60—T ____Morgan 48—H South County Tourney Jan. 1 — Kouts 41-----------------Morgan 39 Jan. 1 — Kouts 49--------------------Hebron 60 County Tourney Jan. 17-19 — Kouts 45________________Jackson 31 Jan. 17-19 — Kouts 51______________- Morgan 26 Jan. 17-19 — Kouts 46_____________Chesterton 57 Sectional Feb. 27-29 — Kouts 34 Hebron 64 Sports This is your old friend John Doe broadcasting on Channel 52 here at the Renowned Kouts Gymnasium. We’ve really had a big year for sports this year. We’ve had baseball, basketball, and track. We are here this evening to commenorate these sports and the performers. Basketball season is the longest and probably the biggest sport here but don’t for a minute leave out baseball and track. The boys who perform in these activities have to meet some qualifications. They are as follows: Must be passing in at least three subjects, must keep training rules, and last but not least they must have the ability. The boy who succeeds in swishing the most basketballs through the nets at the free throw line during games all season has the honor of having his name engraved on a plaque. This year that boy is Ken Strong. Please notice our teams and -coaches as they flash across the screen for this is the last view you’ll get of them in action in the years of 1951 and 1952. Baseball SECOND ROW, L. to R. — David Kotzer, Norman Schnekenburger, Dick Mil- ler, Harold Fritz, Roy Atherton, Sam Martin, Ernest Jahnz, Roger Redelman, Roger Cannon. % FIRST ROW, L. R. — Wayne Miller, John Struve, Larry Strong, Jerry Miller, Bill Tabler, Jim Schultz, Luis French. “These are all the presentations of the K. H. S. Studio as shown on Channel 52”. Track Team SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Marvin Wallace, Ronnie Haman, Algot Olson, Dick Miller, Kenny Strong, Russell Pumroy, Kenny Martin, Vernon Young. FIRST ROW, L. to R. — Mr. French, Melvin Wallace, John Atherton, Ernest Jahnz, Dick Deli, Larry Strong, Norman Schnekenburger, Sam Martin, Melvin Haman. “A” Team SECOND HOW, Left to right—Jim Schultz, Don Peters, Don Gingerich, Mr. French, Larry Strong, Ken Martin, Sam Martin. FIRST ROW, Left to right—Ken Strong, George Taylor, Bill Tabler, Dick Miller, John Struve. 5 H. S. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT—Lillian Deli, Lola Sutter, Lois Kraker, Shirley Railing. “B” Team LEFT to RIGHT—Jim Hague, Norman Schneckenburger, Dale Smith, Wayne Miller, David Kotzer, Mr. Jensen, Marvin Wallace, Dick Deli, Ernest Jahnz, Roger Redelman, Jerry Miller. IN FRONT—Algot Olson—Student Manager. Junior High Basketball Team SECOND ROW, Left to Right — Joe Simic, Mike Shutske, Raymond Jahnz, Charles Martin, Carl Hefner, Larry Birky, Ted Schroeder, Dick Tabler, George Knei- fel, Leslie Young. SEATER — Mr. Jensen, Coach; Bill Frederick, Ronnie Atherton, Marshall Heinold, Don Kneifel, Harold Olson, Allen Hamann, Paul Dawson. Junior High Cheerleaders Susie Mansfield, Laura Maul, Kay Klemm. Sandra Schnekenburger. “This Is Your K. H. S. Cavalcade of Sports Score Box” G. A .A. The G. A. A. stands for the Girls Athletic Association. This organization is made up of Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. The Sophomore girls are initiated at the be- ginning of the year. No girl is required to be a member. This year initiation was held in October. The G. A A. has play night once every month. At these play nights participation in basketball, volleyball and square and round dancing is enjoyed by everyone. On March 7, Hebron High School G. A. A. was invited to have play night with us. They played volleyball, basketball and square dancing, after which refreshments were served. Any girl wishing to earn a sweater must earn points in her Junior or Senior year. The girls must earn 1800 points, 900 each semester. Freshmen and Sopomores can also earns points. The girl with the highest number of points receives the G. A. A. achievement cup. The G. A. A. sponsored a Mother and Daughter Banquet on April 17. The officers of the G. A. A. are Doris Kerlinska, President; Lillian Deli, Vice President; Shirley Reinhardt, Secretary; Lois Kraker, Treasurer. Officers must all be members of the Senior Class. Another duty of the G. A. A. is the maintenance of the private room. Money is earned by selling candy at noons and at basketball games. G. A. A. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right — Lola Sutter, Marjorie Luthi, Doris Kerlinska, Donna Sommers, Ruby Taylor, Sylvia Nagaitis, Norma Taylor, Shirley Railing, Marlene Rhynard. THIRD ROW, Left to Right — Charlotte Hibbs, Doris Kneifel, Susan Struve, Nancy Wise, Lillian Deli, Eleanor Krug, Mildred Hibbs, Nancy French. SECOND ROW Left to Right — Vera Reinhardt, Lillian Olson Mary Good, Susie Young, Muriel Dowd, Carol Cannon, Lois Kraker. FIRST ROW, Left to Right — Phyllis Birky, Joan Hefner, Miss Punter, Alice Grieger, Shirley Reinhardt. G. A. A. Officers SECOND ROW, Left to Right—Lillian Deli, Vice President; Doris Kerlinska, President. FIRST ROW Left to Right—Lois Kra- ker, Treasuier; Shirley Reinhardt, Secre- tary. G. A. A. Activity Sophomores performing under the Big Top. Candy Sellers SECOND ROW, Left to Right—Muriel Dowd, Shirley Railing, Mildred Hibbs. SEATED Left to Right—Eleanor Krug, % Norma Taylor. First Aid STANDING — Nancy French, Seated Left to Right — Nancy Wise, Shirley Rein- hardt. 52 TELEGLIMPSES Senior Television Playhouse On the night of October 19, 1951, the Senior Class Channel presented the well- known popular T. V. Hit, “A Date With Judy.” The play, staged in the Foster living-room, involves Judy, her suspecting family, and her girlfriends, as they stage a tremendous hit trying to win contests, boys, and stardom. It rose to a hilarious peak as Oogie serenaded Judy with, ‘ I’ve Got A Date With Judy.” Judy Foster___________________Shirley Reinhardt Melvin Foster_____________________________Kenny Strong Dora Foster_______________________________Doris Kerlinska Randolph Foster----------------------------John Struve Hanna_____________________________________Norma Taylor Barbara Winsocket-----------------Lillian Olson Oogie Pringle_____________________George Taylor Mitzie Hoffman___________________ Lillian Deli Mr. Martindale----------------------Roy Hefner Mrs. Hotchkiss______________________Nancy Wise Eloise Hotchkiss--------------------Lois Kraker Mrs. Schlutzhammer-----------------Eleanor Krug Rexford Meredith O’Conner---------Kenny Martin Susie O’Conner_____________________________Susie Young Director __________________________________ Miss Dittmer Student Director________________Marlene Rhynard Junior Television Playhouse On April 6, 1951, our Junior Class staged a splendid sensation called “The Zoozoh”. The trouble began when the boys bought a strange creature to bring good luck to the older sister’s winning a beauty contest. During the play this cieature disappeared and reappeared as the farce hit off to a roaring finish. The stars entering the spotlight that evening were: Penelope Updike — Wally Updike------- Mrs. Updike-------- Lois Updike-------- Brainstorm Harrison Hippo Skidmore----- Jason Shillworth -- Shirley Reinhardt _____John Struve __ Doris Kerlinska _____Lillian Deli George Taylor ___Kenny Strong _____Dick Miller Officer Quince_______ Mrs. Baston Gratley — Mrs. Evangeline Spout Mrs. Twigg----------- J. J. Longgrass______ The Zoozah----------- Director ____________ Student Directors - Charlotte Hibbs - Nancy Wise _____Bill Tabler ___Norma Taylor Marlene Rhynard ____Lois Kraker -----Jack Nuest ____Lillian Olson Mrs. Strassmeyer 59 Prom It was the eve of May 12, 1951, and as twilight was descending, forty-eight couples began arriving for the biggest event of the year. Yes, it was the event all were waiting for. It was the night of the Prom, an event that was given in honor of the Seniors by the Juniors. Upon entering, you saw that the coats were graciously checked by the escorts, and the ladies all clad in formals: headed for the ladies lounge to powder their noses. When they returned to their escorts, the couples were ushered by two waiters into the ballroom which was colorfully decked out in a Mardi Gras theme. A delicious dinner was served and after the ceremony speech was given, the Grand March proceeded. Dancing to the music of Bill Morthland was then enjoyed and as midnight descended the couples began to depart. An end to a wonderful night was now over. It is certain that it was enjoyed and remembered by all who attended. K. H. S. Studio Staff THIRD ROW, L. tc R. — Ted Hitz, Photographer; Melvin Wallace, Publicity Manager; George Taylor, Scriptwriter; Bill Tabler, Scriptwriter; Dick Miller, Pub- licity Manager; Kenney Strong, Statitician; Jim Cannon, Business Manager. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Miss Dittmer, Producer; Charlotte Hibbs, Make-up Artist; Shirley Reinhardt, Sports Caster; Lillian Olson, Statitician; Eleanor Krug, Personnel Department; Nancy Wise, Musical Director; Lillian Deli, Make-up Artist. SEATED, L. to R. — Roy Hefner, Sports Announcer; Norman Taylor, Personnel Department; Doris Kerlinska, Director; Lois Kraker, Director; Marlene Rhynard, Typist; Susie Young, Typist. NOT PICTURED — Mr. Jensen, Art Student Council THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Russell Pum- roy, Gordon Reinhertz, Dick Miller, Con- rad Osborne, John Struve. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Sandra Schnekenburger, Marshall Heinold, Lola Sutter, Susan Struve. SEATED, L. to R. — Mr. Hague, Spon- sor; Bill Tabler, Vice President; Ken Strong, President; Nancy French, Secre- tary and Treasurer. Director. Paper Staff FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Marjorie Luthi, Frank Barnard, Algot Olson, Don Peters, Don Gingerich, Gordon Reinhertz. THIRD ROW, L. to R. — Doris Knei- fel, Mildred Hibbs, Phyllis Birky, Sain Martin, Muriel Dowd, Harold Fritz. SEATED SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Nancy French, Mrs. Rock, Sylvia Nagaitis. SEATED FIRST ROW — Lola Sutter. Librarians STANDING, L. to R. — Eleanor Krug, Mrs. Rock. Lillian Olson, Allen Hamann. SEATED, L. to R. Rose Dusek, Dick Miller, Norma Taylor, Jerry Daumer. Bus Drivers The Taxi Drivers who bring the stars and cast throughout the years, to the K. H. S. Studio. Left to Right. — Joe Gingerich, Oscar Maxwell, Eldon Birky, Ben Birky, Clarence Landfadt, Sam Strong. Cooks The Carters who prepare meals for the directors, stars, and cast who preform in K. H. S. Studio. Left to Right — Dietition — Miss Punter — Caterers — Mary Upton, Lulu Schnekenburger, Dorothy Schroeder. Janitors The Stagehands who with their equipment keep the K. H. S. Studio in per- fect condition for all performances. Left to Right — George Pfledderer, Bill Schultz. 9 Tour of Our New Studio Addition Our New Addition 59 5 The Make-Up and Designing Artists The Future Technicians Who Add New Devices To Our Studio The Script-Writers and Future Stars in session at the K. H. S. Studio Library The Stars A perfect setting after a hard day at the studio. Girl’s 4-H SEATED, L. to R. — Mrs. Wandry, Leader; Janice Pfledderer, Vice-President; Evelyn Jahnz, President; Johann Wandry, Treasurer; Sally Nuest, Secretary; Mrs. Jahnz, Leader. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Betty Martin, Geraldine Dusek, Glenda Crouch, Beverly Wray, Betty Oswald, Jacqueline Gorski. THIRD ROW, L. to R. —- Virginia Jahnz, Carolyn Reinhertz, Janet Gingerich, Alice Gingerich, Jane Jacobson, Gwen Hcinold, Laura Maul. FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Rose Marie Dusek, Sandra Schnekenburger, Sandra Bailey, Raymond Jahnz, George Kneifel, Allen Hamann, Bonnie Reinhertz, Marilyn Sutler, Katherine Simic. Boy s 4-H FIFTH ROW, L. to R. — Algot Olson, Russell Pumroy, Roger Redelman, Don Peters, Don Gingerich. George Taylor, Ronnie Haman, Orrin DeWitt, Roy Atherton, Dick Deli. FOURTH ROW, L. to R. — Marvin Wallace, Don Schoon, John Atherton, Ken- neth Martin, Ernest Jahnz, Wayne Miller, Roland Wallace, Larry Birky, Roy Hefner. THIRD ROW L. to R. — Valiant Schultz, Ronnie Atherton, Gene Nuest, Carl Hefner, Sam Martin, Beverly Sutter, Marion Birky, Charles Martin, Raymond Jahnz, Allen Hamann. SECOND ROW, L. to R. — Roger Birky, Melvin Heinold, Ruth DeWitt, Gwen Heinold, Marshall Heinold, Wendell Werner, Glen Hefner, Darlene Birky, Lulu De- Witt, Katherine Benson, Marvin Heinold. SEATED, L. to R. — Mr. Lippert, Sponsor; Melvin Haman, Recreation; Jeanette Werner, Song Leader; Harold Fritz, Treasurer; Harold Haman, President; Jack Nuest, Vice President; Larry Strong, Secretary; Dale Smith, Reporter; Sandra Bailey, Song Leader. T. V. End We wish to thank Producers, Supporting Cast, Musicians and Athletes for their co-operation in making this television show a success. ''s,- ■ � -.•- ■'+ rn. •■ - - '- ' ■ j • • ■•■ ■ •'.'■■ ■ - . .. ' . v'; £'•' - - -.-;• .- “• -« -• • r . gfn r' i :j aT ,r ax —. . ' ' ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ :- • ; i_ . 20,- ' L • fc .. V-0£