Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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Class Will I» SANDY OLSON, will my Buick to anyone who owns a gas station. I, ROGER REDELMAN, will my lova for sports to Jerry Good. I, BILL SALZER, will by ability to run in ditches to anyone with a Sherman Tank. I, JANET GINGERICH, will my long dark hair to Janet Jarnecke. I, ROY ATHERTON, will my speed on the basketball floor to Bill Herring. I, JOAN BIRKY, will my ability to play the piano to Betty Oswald. I. ROGER CANNON, will my ability to sleep in class to Jerry Cannon. I, BERNICE DOWD, will my ability to write letters to Barbara Haman. I. JERRY DAUMER, will my ability to play cards to anyone with lots of dough. I, VERA KRUG, will my ability to blush to Kay Railing. I, JIM McKINNEY, will any girl from Valpo except mine, to Joe Simic. I, KAY KRUEGER, will my ability to get an engagement ring from a Hebron guy to Kay Klemm. I, DAVE KOTZER, will nothing, the Republicans are in office. I, GLENN HEFNER, will the teachers more studious students like myself. 1, ALICE KAY GINGERICH, will my job in the cafeteria to Gwen Heinold. I, DON SCHOON, will my way with the girls to Ronnie Fox. I, DONNA SUTTER, will my alto vioce to Lois Roderick. I, KAY SIMIC, will my interest in Ronnie Haman to Johann Wandry. I, DICK GOODPASTER, will my ability to bring my report card back on time to anyone who can remember it. I, RON WINSKI, will my Kaiser to anyone with an oil well. I, BEVERLY WRAY, will my ability to catch a man from Medaryville to Lolly Maul. I, CLARENCE GRIEGER, will my Mercury to anyone who can afford to drive it. I, WARREN MONROE, will my photography hobby to anyone who is willing to pay for ruined film. I, GLEN GOOD, will my first seat in the cornet section to Bev Tucker. I, RONNIE SOMMERS, will my ability to grow corn to anyone who will work at it. I, EVELYN JAHNZ, will my ability to drive a car to Ruth Ann Cannon. I, ROSE DUSEK, will all my bassoon music to the baritone section. I, WAYNE MILLER, will my ability to get bookkeeping to Kay Johnson. We, the Seniors of 55, will to the Freshmen, all the education and fun we have gained in the past four years. We, the Seniors of ’55, will to the Sophomores a future as promising as ours when we were Sophomores. We, the Seniors of ’55, will to the Juniors an organized yearbook out on Dead- line time. We, the Seniors of ’55, will to the faculty an intelligent, studious, talented, ambitious, attentive, considerate, scruplous, responsive and courteous class, and more classes like us to look forward to in the future.