Kasson Mantorville High School - Komet Yearbook (Kasson, MN)

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Learning takes on many shapes and fashions as shown by . . . (A) Mr. Peterson explains the skill of flying a kite to his son. (B) Penny for your. . . Mr. Bentson is on his way to collect money from the pop machine. (C) Mr. Engel has chalk chalk everywhere just to diagram a simple sentence. (D) Disappointment for Mr. Anderson is t find the pop machine empty on a 'hot' school day. (E) It is difficult for Mr. Gentes to keep Steve Jurrens interested in his voice lesson. (F) Mr. O'Leary loses an argument to the yearbook adviser. (G) Miss Fredrickson uses her many creative talents to help fellow KM'er. (H) Mr. Cordes shows his skill in basketball to underclassmen. (I) Special help is given by Mr. Vang to his students, (j) Mr. Kramer makes sure students understand their homework.

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KASSON . . . my home town. Kasson Swimming Pool (A), Welcome sign on highway 14 (B), K-M Drive-In (C), Dodge County Fair (D), Kasson Elementary School (E), Kasson Main Street (F), Abel Sign Company (G), Kasson tennis court (H) . • • During our year the path never changes, only our direction and destination as an individual. A