Bellmont High School - Legend Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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I rl Will the questions be answered? All the ques- tions that come into my life! And more ques- tions are formed by finding one answer. I look to God and I think I have found answers. Yet, when I come to school,. I lose touch. Sometimes I get so hun- gry for knowledge. I realize too late that education is more than memorization. I learn not from teachers, but from life . . . from day to day I learn. I try so hard to understand. Maybe I try too hard. I try so hard to find love; maybe again, I try too hard.

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s:. 1 . John Roughia, a solitary figure, runs against his opponents, his physical environ- ment, and himself. 2. Challenged by their classmates to repre- sent Bellmont at the school ' s fourth Home- coming ore Don Massonne, Teresa Fuelling, Yvonne Sheets, Ken Stoppenhagen, Lynn Baker, and Mark Fruechte. 3. Symbolic of their classmates dreams, Janet Brunton, Gil Hirschy, Lou Ann Smith, Peggy Myers, Stu Bouman, and Lloyd Siefr- ing stand united as representatives of Homecoming, yet divided as they compete for the throne. Sometimes it is so hard to get up in the morning, knowing what is ahead of me. It seems like all the problems, all the challenges that I used to think about as being out there some- where have closed in on me. They have become a part of my life. It ' s kind of scarey in a way, and yet it is a relief to face them . . . they are no longer part of the unknown. It ' s a good feeling to be working to constructively change things, rather than sitting around worrying that some- day I ' ll have to face prob- lems that maybe I can ' t han- dle.