Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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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

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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.

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