Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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THIRD GRADE Mrs. Filer is teaching Donna Heinold and Gregory Dunham to multiply on the blackboard. First Row: Mrs. Filer, Cheryl Freyenberger, David Pierce, Linda Hostetler, John Cowger, Delores Duttlinger, Bruce Graham, Danny Fox. Second Row: Sylvia Martin, Eric Dawson, Nadine Beggs, Gerald Proctor, Arthur Oswald, Robert Miller, Ruth Lauridson, John Miller, Jean Drazer. Third Row: John Vogel, Susan Reinhardt, Thomas Miller, Garry Kasten, Robert Koehler, Elaine Wingo, Judith Whitehead, Teresa Church, Judith Hefner. Fourth Row: Dennis Rampke, Leonard Antrim, Gregory Dunham, Camille Klaub, Dale Stewart, Barbara Dolezal, Donna Heinold, Michael Dwornic, Diane Hiatt. Absent: Barbara Scott, Lloyd Eddy. — 23 —

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Seated: Mrs. Hershman, Donna Miller, Tom Haman, Roy Fitzgerald, Dennis Claussen, Betty Eddy, Peggy Landfadt, Sheila Sipe, Lottie Armstrong, Dennis Harmon. Second Row: Carl Dawson, Douglas Miller, Richard Kniefel, Mike Lichtsinn, Bonnie Hardin, Roy Pierce, Steve Proctor, Glen Heinold, Judy Miller. Third Row: Doris McCuen, Debbie Oswald, Carl Hannon, Candy Reinke, Jill Johnson, Richard Haman, Donna Root, Terry Swing, Kathleen Timm, Suzanne Good. Back Row: Kathy Lippert, John Hiatt, Connie Fox, Alvin Loyd, Larry Stoddard, Donald Rhynard, Dale Hogg, Gregory Shutske, John Selman, Jimmy Tabler, Lee Edlen. FOURTH GRADE The fourth grade class has always had the privilege of selling school supplies. This gives the children prac- tice in handling money; especially in making change and a feeling of responsibility as they take turns sell- ing along with the help of one of the class officers. -- 22 ---

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First Row: Mrs. Max, Jimmy Miller, Vickie Fulgraf, Becky Hannon, Emily Heinold, Micky Hall. Second Row: Dwight Nuest, Kenny Good, Eddie Kosanke, Dale Foreman, Alan Hefner, Johnny Schoon, Bobby Harman. Top Row: Barbara Walter, Tommy Pfledderer, Randy Cannon, Fredrick Krug, Susan Atherton, Judith Hogg, Drelah Rosenbaum, Marilyn Hollandsworth. SECOND AND THIRD Mrs. Max's ten second graders and twelve third graders are located in one of the classrooms in the Annex. The second grade pupils are enjoying formal English this year as well as their classes. They really don't mind putting on their wraps and skipping over to the other building for music and lunch. — 24 —