Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1982 volume:

KOSTANG ’82 Table of Contents—1 Dedicated to Our Favorite Coon Hunter Mr. Rick Blastick You came to us when we started our most trying years. You taught and coached us through both triumph and tears. We appreciate your honesty and the art of being yourself, We marvel at your abilities, your teaching and special help. We sight your unselfishness and love your friendly smile Yes, it is these things which we will remember for awhile. Sheldon 13 2—Dedication Get on Board Kostang Ark At some point after the beginning, the town fathers looked around Kouts, and saw that young people of Kouts were wanting. They looked around for just the right person to help fill the want. Upon finding Mr. Rommelmann, they called him up and told him to gather up teens and children then put them into a public building called a school which is two stories high, two rooms and a hall wide, and made of brick. The teens and children that Mr. Rommelmann, the principal, was to fill the school would be called students. - Opening—3 And the Ark Rose Up . . . and Up Along with the students, the principal should add to the school an assistant principal, teachers, a trustee, a board, secretaries, and custodians. Of course, there would be more crew members once the priorities were set. And the one-hundred and seventy-seven day journey began ... 4—Opening Students SHARON KAY ATHERTON Doing what you like is freedom; liking what you do is happiness. SHELDON D. CURLEY I feel like a coupon that is void after so long—my coupon is good until death flj SUSAN G. GANT If there's anything I can't stand, it's someone who talks while I'm interrupting. LARRYJ BRANTL ' JEFFCnES What s the point of living, unless you're living wild. BILL DAUGHERTY There is a time to depart even when there is no place to go. JOHN W. GILMER The course of love never did run smooth. LISA KAYGINGERICH Pray not for an easy life, but pray to be a strong person. PAMELA FAYE GOOD Not what we get. but what we give measures the worth of the life we live. 6—Seniors REGINA MIRIAM GOOD For rver minute you are angry, you lose fiO seconds of happiness. I JOHN F. HALE If you're worried about missing the boat, remember the Titanic. JVLIE ANN HERMA Faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evidence of things not seen. GENE R HAMSTRA Lord, forgive those who don't see things my way. JACKIE SUE HERR Live and dream upon today. For there may be no tomorrow. SUSAN LEE HANSON We all wear masks for faces .. One shall never truly know another. JILL KATHRYN HIGGINS All the wonders you seek are within yourself. JAMES L. GRAVES Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can 8° KETTH MONROE HELMITTH The secret of success is for a person to be ready when his opportunity comes. DANIEL LEE HTTZ Don't always take life too seriously, you'll never live through it anyhow. Seniors—7 JEFFHOTT You arc never given a wish unless you have the power to make it come true. RAMONA NIEVES No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. JIM PRESS There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. STEVE MARAK On the road of life, everyone mar- ches to the beat of a different drummer. JEANNIE NVEST Choose your friends for what they are. and not by what they have. ROBERTS Art is a reflection of life. DIANNA MILLER Joy is love when it s shared. STEVE IT. PARIS In order to survive you have to drive on. SARA ROMMELMANN Better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. CASANDRA MUELLER Love s a present you can give, every single day you live. MELISSA PLOMARITIS For the wisdom of this world is foolishness with God. I Cor. 3:19 BRIAN RUST Not until we arc lost, do we begin to understand ourselves. 8—Seniors scorn SANDERS We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust our sails. MICK!THORNDYKE Success is having the confidence to say I can. and the desire to say I will: MICHELLE WALLACE Whatever life brings we cannot stay, so plan your future but live for today. BRIAN SHUrSKE A moment spent to help others is worth a lifetime spent helping yourself. r a BRAD WANDR ' Expand the limits of your mind and a new light will break through like dawn. SCOTT TOTH My single greatest talent is my abili- ty to waste time. SUSIE SHUTSKE Love is the bestproof of all that our lives are meant for sharing. ‘‘•a I HI LYNN WEAVER A ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. PAULA TRATAR Sharing with a friend makes twice as much fun. LORI SIMONS PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE BRIAN UPTON They say I'm crazy but I have a good time. JOHN WEBSTER It's what you learn after you think you know it all. that counts. Seniors—9 GREG YERGLER Success is being able co hore so- meone to mow the lawn while you play golf for exercise. LORI YOUNG Move Boldly toward your dreams for there is a hand above that will guide you. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE RONALD ZEA The hardest battle in life is the bat- tle within yourself. cfitiroon With CTJk mfor Uni mnc is fa ji. aSA ai tny nfa couiV faacom, iktt Jam SvjhJ mjb roon 10—Seniors Seniors—11 Senior Index SHARON KAY ATHERTON Office Asst. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, pres. 4; Cheerleader 1.2.3, alt. 4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Health Occupations 4. LARRYJ. BRANTLEY Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Intramurals 1; Indiana National Guard. MARY BROWN Dramatics 3.4; FHA 1, Band 1,2; ETA 3,4; Volleyball 1 JEFF CITIES Dramatics 3,4; Class Offices v.p. 2, pres. 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,3,4; Student Council 3; Intramurals 2.3.4. SHELDON D. CURLEY Class Office pres. 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FEA 3; FHA 4; Science Club 1; Volleyball 2; Nat. Guard 4. BILL DAUGHTERTY LYLE EICHELBERGER CINDY FIELDS Dramatics 4; Basketball 1; Track 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook 2.1.ay-out Edt. 3. Edt. 4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4. SUSAN G. GANT Dramatics 3.4; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2. JOHN W. GILMER Media Asst. 2,3,4; Class Offices sec. 2; Intramurals 2,3.4. LISA KAY GINGERICH Office Asst. 4; Dramatics 3,4; FEA 3; FHA 1,2, v-pres. 3, pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2, hist. 3, v-pres. 4; Band' 1.2,3,4; Choir 1. pres. 3; GAA. 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Pom Pon 1,2,4; Drama Club 4. PAMELA FAYE GOOD National Honor Society 3,4, FHA 1.2; Pep Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1. REGINA MIRIAM GOOD Dramatics 3,4; Track 2; National Honor Society 3.4; FEA 3; Pep Club 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1.2, sec. 3, 4; Volleyball 2; Girls State Alt. TRACY LYNN GOODPASTER Dramatics 3,4; FEA 2.3,4; Yearbook 2; GAA 1; Student Council 3,4; Vollevball 1,2; Track Manager 1,2.3,4, Don Roberts Beauty School. KATHERINE A. GORDON FHA 3. JAMES L. GRAVES Dramatics 3,4; Class Offices sec ; National Honor Society 3, pres. 4; Choir 1,2,3; MYF 1,2; v-pres.3, pres.4. JOHN F. HALE Dramatics 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1.3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4, IntramuraK 3. 4. GENE R. HAMSTRA Basketball 1,2,3.4; Track 4; Baseball 1.2,4; Choir 1,2,3.4;FFA 1,2.3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; 4-H 1.2. SUSAN LEE HANSON FEA 3; Pep Club 1; Science Club 3; Don Roberts Beauty School 4. KEITH MONROE HELMUTH Basketball 1,23,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; Choir 1,23,4; Volleyball 1.2. ,4; 4-H 1.3,4. JULIE ANN HERMA Dramatics 3,4; Class Offices treas. 1, pres. 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4, Cheerleader alt. 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council l,2,.treas pres f1; Volleyball 1. JACKIE iUE HEKK Basketball 1,23,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,23,4; Choir 1,2,4; 4- H 1,2,3.4; Cafeteria Help 3,4. JILL KATHRYN HIGGINS Office Asst. 4, Dramatics 3,4; FEA 3.4; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; GAA 1 DANIEL LEE HITZ Baseball 4; Intramurals 4. JEFF HOTT Media Asst. 1, Baseball 1,3; Intramurals 1,23,4. 3M STEVE MARAK Band 4; Science Club 2.3,4; | Electronics 3 DIANNA MILLER Dramatics 3,4; Basketball 1.2,4;W| FEA 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. CASA.NDRA MUELLER Dramatics 3,4; Track Manager 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; GAA 1; Volleyball Manager 1.2,3,4; Pom Pon 1. RAMONA NIEVES Media Asst. 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Band 1; Choir 1,2,3,4. JEANNIE NUEST Office Asst. 4; FHA 1,2; Band 1.2.3.4. STEVE W. PARIS Media Asst. 2; Dramatics 3,4; Basketball 2 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Intramurals 1; Indiana Nat Guard MELISSA PLOMARITIS Office Asst. 3. Dramatics 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1.2.3.4. J JIM PRESS Media Asst. 2; Media Club 2; Dramatics 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Building Trades 3,4. k SUSAN ROBERTS Dramatics 3,4, Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook artist 3,4; 4-H A SARA ROMMELMANN Dramatics 3,4. Class Offices pres. 1; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Pep ClubJ; Band 1,2,3.4; GAA 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Volleyball W 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3,4. BRIAN RUST Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Track 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; FPA 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; 4-H 1,2,3.4. SCOTT SANDERS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. BRIAN SHUTSKE Dramatics 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3, v-pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 3, reporter 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Boys State alt. 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3. SUSIE SHUTSKE Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; 4-H 1,2; Pep Band 4; Band Librarian 4. LORI SIMONS MICKI THORNDYKE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FEA 1,2,3, v-pres. 4; Science Club 3; FFA 3,4; GAA 1; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Jr. High Girls Basketball Asst. 3. SCOTT TOTH Media Asst. 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Crosscountry 1,2; Intramurlas 3.4 PAULA LOUISE TRATAR Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1.2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4. BRIAN UPTON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4. MICHELLE JOY WALLACE Dramatics 3,4; Class Offices treas. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,3; Choir 3; Student Council 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2; Girls State 3- BRADLEY G. WANDREY Class Offices v-pres. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Boys State 3; 4-H 1,2. LYNN MARIE WEAVER Dramatics 3.4; Class Offices sec. 1, sec. 3; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2,3. JOHN M. WEBSTER,JR. Media Asst. 1,2,3,4; Media Club 1, state treas. 2, v-pres. 3, pres. 4; Dramatics 3,4; Science Club 1.2.3.4; Yearbook photo. 1, photo. 2,3, bus. manager 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GREGORYJAMES YERGLER Dramatics 3,4; Class Offices v-pres. 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, v-pres. 4; Volleyball 1,2,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4. LORI RENEE YOUNG Media Asst. 2; Office Asst. 4; Dramatics student director 3,4; Class Offices v-pres. 3, treAs. 4; National Honor Society 3, sec. 4; GAA 1; Student Council 3.4; Volleyball 1,2. RONALDZEA Basketball 2; Track 1; Baseball 1; Choir 1; Soccer 3. BEST VRESSEV Lit� a. Ging Uch KesUh HOmuXk 14 - Senior Most Dirty Work in High Places Grandpa..............................John Webster Grandma................Tracy Goodpaster Baby Bob.............................John Hale Baby Alice...........................Mary Brown Gentle Grimmes.......................Jeff Cites Widow Aged..........................Susan Roberts Widow Desperate........Michelle Wallace Little Saccharine..........Lisa Gingerich Ms. Shabby...............Sharon Atherton Ms. Yesperson .............Lynn Weaver Dauntless Crusader..................Brian Shutske Trickster............................Greg Yergler Rotten..............................Casey Mueller Sly..........................Susan Gant Lady Stockholder.....................Jill Higgins Student No. 1.......................Susie Shutske rf Student No. 2...........Sara Rommelmann ■ Student No. 3 .....................Jeff Hott Madam Presidente...........Regina Good Fisherman..................James Graves Fisherwoman........................Jackie Herr Police person.......................Julie Herma Great All-American Musical Disaster Performed by Seniors Noc noticing Gee-Gee Fontaine s (Sharon Atherton) haughty look. Junior Dover. Jr. (John Webster) goes to greet her Selling Junior the contract of the year. Greta Gutt (Sara Rommelmann) smiles smugly. Sauntering in. Bronco Whinny (Jim Press) reaches for his gun as Chuckles Lafoon (Tracy Goodpaster) laughs at him. Giving Theo Bart ok (James Graves) the evil eye. Baby Bernice (Mary Brown) hides behind her mother. Mrs Bumble (Melissa Plomaritis). The ’Great All-American Musical Disaster is on its way as the stars assemble for their big scene. Seniors Prepare for Later Years In Art Gass. Susan Gant and Jill Higgins work hard on their latest projects. On his way to class, Joe Brantley wonders what's in store for next hour. While taking a break from typing, Kathy Gordon and Jeannie Nuest discuss the next assignment. Geaning the press. Greg Yergler gets a hand from Mr Brownell A stifled John Webster wonders which flat to work on next. 18—Seniors In the Media Center. Scott Sanders and Jeff Cites keep busy by reading magazines and newspapers. In shorthand. Susan Roberts takes dictation very fast in order to keep up. Trying to get to class before the bell. Brad Wandrey hurries along. In the school parking lot Lisa Gingerich practices the Pom Pom routine for the parade. Dedicated seniors. Sharon Atherton and Michelle Wallace paint a poster for Pep Qub. After school Regina Good works waiting on customers at the local drugstore. Seniors—19 Juniors Lisa Rommelmann, pres, jack Gaul, v-pres. Kathy Lombard, sec. Tim Higgins, treas. Rick Aviles Jeff Bender Pam Bowie Mike Carden Mike Coatsalonia Pat Devereaux Julie Dillion Troy Fox Todd Freyenberger Debbie Glenn Rita Good Lisa Griffith Catherine Halliwell John Hamann Mona Harris Sherri Harvey Donate Bake Sale Profits Art must be fun judging from the smiles on Mona Jessup. Sherry Harvey and Amy Land- sdowne's face. Trying very hard not to look at the camera. John Hamann and Mike Carden continue in their conversation. Happy-go-lucky Todd Freyenberger pins up today's announcements on the Mustang Memo board In the office, Catherine Halliwell searches for the right file. 20—Juniors Sucy Herma Tim Hetrick Jan Hiatt Julie Higgins Lori Hitz Sharon Hoover Karen Homak Interested in Mrs. Barnett s presentation, Margie Mast and Mona Harris watch her every move while Lynette Johnson and Julie Higgins would rather watch the photographer. During their study hall. Bradd Schultz and Kevin Hornak run uptown to the grocery store to get supplies for their home economics class. Kevin Hornak Mona Jessup Lynette Johnson Gary Kneifel Amy Landsdowne Jeff Lincoln Carl Litner Marci Malcolm Fred Martin Margie Mast Donna Miller Marge Miller Debbie Nash Cindy Newsom Chris Oyer Pam Rosenbaum Ron Sanders Mimi Sasaka Bradd Schultz Sheila Scott Cheryl Sinn Julie Vollrath Doug Wengerd Jalyn Wise Juniors—21 Sophomores Plan Projects, Order Rings Laura Young, pres. Mike Edwards, v. p. Sue Jefferson, sec. Gail Graves, treas. Kelli Barnhart Todd Betts Kevin Birky Dale Brantley Spencer Campbell Tammy Cannon Connie Coberly Shannon Cooper Darrell Crider Earl Daugherty Ova Davis Marilyn Etchelberger Peggy Garrett Michelle Haring Debbie Harmon Laura Hefner Dawn Herring Meine Mutter managt die Tankstelli. Meine Mutter . but Julie Brown didn't know that her mother managed a gas station until she got in German class. Labs keep Mike Edwards' mind on the move. Looking shyly away from the camera. Mike Oberholzer realizes he is caught in the middle of Peggy Garrett and Tammy Cannon. To have such problems 22—Sophomores I think I'll become a model. says Susan Jefferson. General Math brings the animalistic tendencies in Chuck Wise and Laura Hefner doesn't want to be associated with that! Making his next move. Kevin Birky stares at the camera. Kim Higgins Harlin Ison Michelle Jorgensen Dave Krug Jamie Lang Danny Lawerence Joe Machtemes Laura Martin Caroline Meyers Sharon Musitelli Lori Nash Kathy Nicksic Lee Nuest Mike Oberholzer Sandi Oyer Eunice Plomantis Debbie Price Jyme Rhodes Renee Rudd Brad Rust Steve Scarborough Mike Schmit Tanya Taylor Danny Tratar Jill Wade Chuck Wise Rodney Zea Sophomores—23 Freshmen Rake Leaves from Schoolyard Johanna Frochling, pees. Tony Hamann. v. pres. Mark Flagg, sec. Tom Sanders, treas. Mike Bens Regina Bilic Susan Bowie Julie Brown Michelle Cannon Anne Coatsolonia Shayne Cole Katie Deal Stephanie Gesse Rodney Good Judy Gudeman Brian Hattabaugh Gina Herma Rich Herring Ned Hillers Tina Hoover Wally Huber Michael Kelly Tammy Lake Eric Lange Barry Lobody Cheryl McDougal Stacey Mueller Luis Nieves Warming up before the race, freshmen Ned Hillers and Rodney Good anticipate a good finish. demonstrating what fun typing can be Tammy Lake prepares for the next assignment. In the Media Center. Wally Huber catches up on the daily news 24—Freshmen Shawn Nuest Christopher O'Day David Pazdur Dan Paterson Loneita Podell Dina Pumroy Kevin Richie Dan Rosenbaum Colleen Saizer Tim Sanders Kristina Senzek Brian Simons Lola Smith Bruce Snow Debbie Stewart Gary Summa Paul Tratebas Wendy Werner Dean Williams Adam Witkowski Louetta Young Freshman—25 Class of '86 Sets Snow Shoveling for Service Mark Karantonis. pres. Brad Whitmore, v. p. Jenny Shutske, sec. Carrie Bub. treas. Lynn Andresen Brad Bechler Kelly Cadwell Mike Cairms Mark Campbell Karen Coberly James Daugherty Tracey Davis Rex Deal Deanna Drang Suzette Drang Shawn Edwards Janes Eslick Michelle Flagg Michele Glenn Sonya Good Dana Hammonds David Hemdal Caprice Henderson Jan Herma John Herr Mark Higgins Tony Hill Annette Holl Warm-ups establish these athletes readiness for the starting line. English assignment well in mind Susan Yergler gets ready for the dismissal bell. Working on their art projects. Sonya Good and Tom Salzer put on finishing touches. Keeping busy doing Mrs St rent h's homework assignment. Dana Hammonds. James Eslick and Mark Tratebas try to complete it before th bell, while John Herr studies the cameraman Joni Tratar Mark Tratebas Karen Werner John West Susan Yergler Lori Huber Gary Jorgensen Jami Joslyn Mary Krug Tom Krug Ron Kuehl Steve Lawrence Lynettc Lippert Brett Man in Melissa Martin Tom Mroz Todd Oswald Melissa Pfingst Tom Russell Tom Salzer Rob Scon Brian Stoddard Rhonda Summa 8th Grade—27 New Schedules, Rules Become Old Hat Hey, Did, I know the person behind the camera,” calls Dave Rodrick from hts family float at the Popcorn Festival Parade. Classmates Phoebe Plomaritis, Craig Claussen, David Cincoski. and Hugh Landsperger take advantage of lunch period to share events of the day. Undaunted when the situation got critical—no chairs left in the Media Center—a studious Susan Stone set forth on her assignments. Home ec. may be new to some of these people, but apparently it is not to Sandy Rochford. Seventh grade math may require some individual help. Mrs. Wieland assists Gail Hathaway, Tern Swartz, and Susan Stone. Melissa Gesse. pres. Joan Hamstra. v. p. Brenda Wenecrd. sec. Debbie Mueller, creas. Dion Ardnt Mike Brown Lance Butler Chris Caldwell Fat Campbell David Cincoski Craig Gaussen Cathy Crosby Jeff Daugherty David Eichelberger Brian Gant Chuck Geiser Robin Grisham Becky Gudeman Gail Hathaway Jenny Herma Robyn Herma Shannon Hoh Debbie Ison Ray Ison Doug Jorgensen Trent Kidder Craig Kneifel Rick Lake James Lambert Craig Lange Hugh Landsperger Jay Lavanaway Jon Lincoln Bruce Lobody Doug Martin Phillip Martin Sharon McMahan Carol Mergl Laura Moslick Veronica Nicksic Jeff Payne Don Pazdur Phoebe Plomaritis Mark Price Joanna Rhodes Sandy Rochford David Rodrick Melinda Rust Christi Salar Matt Schoon Ken Senzek Tammy Simons Rob Sloan Michelle Smith Susan Scone Terri Swaitz Cory Upton Wayne Winkler Rich Young Rich Zea Ross Zea Rhonda Horne 7th Gradi Intermediates Do Unit on Pollution Providing transportation for these people, Pat Devereaux gives of herself even more. Research for pollution information begins in the media center for these four people. The Lone Student crams again! Looking through the shelves, Fred Collins locates the learning kit that he needs to do an assignment. 30—Intermediate Circulation records along with other details keep Mrs. Carolyn Birky busy in the elementary media center. Speech and hearing therapist. Mrs. Sue Kowalski visits Kouts elementary four times weekly. Taking a quick pause from elementary P.E.. Mr. George Davis gives the photographer a cooperative smile. Music teacher. Miss Mona Schultz, keeps the elementary students happy with the joy of singing. Getting ready for one of her elementary an classes. Mrs. Lori Gathmann helps her students become better artists The school nurse. Patsy Tiemann keeps busy by making sure all the students are in good health. Multicategorical resource room teacher Miss Mary Liszewski and teacher s aid. Mrs Dee Ann Martin, work with the elementary learning disabled and emotionally handicapped children. Devoted aids. Mrs. sWon Simons and Mrs. Karen Beavers double as playground and lun- chroom supervisors. Faculty, Staff—Elementary Related Arts Related Arts—31 Sixth Grade Visits Museum of Natural History Mrs. Kathy Brown wood Amy Armstrong Lee Berndt Anjie Betts Chris Birky Rich Briars Julie Gawson Mark Collinsworth Paul Deavers Carl Geiser Don Graves Lisa Hamann Dana Hessling Melissa Howell Michelle Huber Dana Hyndman Karla Jorgensen Doug Marshall Jenny Miller Eric Nix Todd Nordyke Scott Oswald Jenny Pflum Michael Reeder Alfred Rudd Carol Salzer Katy Salzer Scott Schultz Jon Sordelet John Werner Heather Wertz Serena Yocum Vernon Young Keeping their noses to the grindstone. Mrs. Brownwood s students work on their assignments. Two students consult with Mr. Kurdelak while others work independently. 32—6th Grade Mr. Jerry Kurdelak Tamara Alliston Laura Antrim Audrey Birky Chenoa Butler Collette Campbell Sue Daugherty Jamie Drang Kurt Foldesy Alice Gaul Patrick Goodpaster Chad Gusler Micheal Hallberg Brett Haman Elizabeth Hammonds Gaye Harris Chris Henderson Doug Hiatt James Ison Amy Kneifel Joe Kubnle Michelle Lepley Amy Machtemes Jenny Newsom Chris O'Guin Jon Paarlberg Lucy Ramirez Brad Rosich Daniel Scobey Rusty Sheffer Rhonda Wagner Angela Williamson Keith Wilson Fifth Grade Tours Steel Mills Mrs Gloria Nightingale Jerri Andresen Mike Berndt Ricky Cleveland Carrie Dunham Jeff Frey Ann Gately Lynnett Glenn Kimberely Hawkins Paul Henderson Sherri Herring Kim Hoover Amy Johnson Lorelei Kerns Randy Lake Richard Lang Traci Lippert Sarah Marshall Darrell Miller Joey Neal Bruce Overholt Scott Richie John Rochford Jennifer Rouch DeAnna Sanders Shelly Swartz Shenna West Jason Whittmore Ralinda Zea Mrs. Jan Sutton Cheryl Ashmore Melissa Brantley David Elwood Michelle Gingerich Krista Good Michael Harmon Karla Hemdal Chris Herma Chris Higgins Todd Hill Danny Howell Dawn Jenkins Karen Jorgensen Craig King Laura Kurdelak T racey Lange Alice Lavanaway Kim Lawrence Christina Lilley Jason Lincoln Terry Lloyd Brian Lobody Jenny Marks Jennifer Paarlberg Amber Robertson John Tabler Tom Taylor Kim Wise Ms Lia Roccia Tammy Armstrong Sean Cairns Chris Crosby Emmett Deal Carole Doelling Julie Edwards Tammy Fannin Bobby Gajewski Jon Hammonds Leslie Herma Alicia Higgins Greg Karantonis Beverly Karch Travis Kidder Mike Kneifel Celeste Knopf Heidi Melcher Julie Obermeyer Becky Overholt Kim Philbm Donald Poisel Regina Rodrick Debbie Stone Karen Susdorf Tim Taylor Melissa Wise Mark Wittmer Wade Yocum 6” I Indiana History Highlights 4th Grade Year Mrs. Gwen Bucher Nicole Beeson Danny Cincoski Lorelei DeMass Eric Ference Mr Roy Harmon Billy Aiken Robert Antrim Ross Barbee Tim Franks David Gut David Hallberg Jimmy Hanson Tina Henderson Dan Hessling Amy Holl Brooks Joslyn Steve Krug Jason Lambert Sandi I.ippert Adam Martin Allen Miller Joe Mroz Amy Oswald Adam Ronco Michael Scobey Valerie Sorensen Shannon Steinka Marc Stoddard George Taylor Kelly Woods Sarah Blodgett Chad Brunicon Scott Chess Shawn Collinsworth Roland DeMass Doug Feller Julie Fox Christina Garrett Rebecca Gesse Owen Gudeman Christine Hemold Cheryl Higgins Holly Jorgensen John Krug Heather Lecki Greg On man Joseph Pazdur Amy Pullins Matthew Reeder Tony Schoon Tony Smith Richard Soule Susan Truth Chris Vale Reading, riting, rithmetic what will be next for these fourth graders.1' The assignment is more understandable for Doug Feller now that Mr. Harmon has explained it to him. Students in Mrs. Bucher's class go over new spelling lists each week. Third Graders Enjoy the Year Mrs. Diane Henderson Gerald Berry Jay Dean Rachel Hemold Denise Henderson William Herr Faith Hoh Lon Johnson Mark Kinne Loretta Landsperger Charity LaPradd Gregory Larson Robert Lilley Bobby Lloyd Christopher LuGrain Jerry Martin Brandon Moser Shawn Murray Tam Patterson Catherine Pflum David Phillips Brent Poisel Lester Pullins Brad Redeiman Brian Robertson June Rouch Tina Ruch Dabra Stanley Todd Stout Alethea Susdorf Aaron Thompson Jimmy Wertz Sheree Wheeler Mrs. Gaylene Becker Matthew Alliston Christina Baird Ben Berndt Renee Bilic Kimberly Birky Johathan Briars Mark Deavers Jay Glenn Heather Gusler David Hamstra Pam Hanson Charles Hays Tanya Hoover Natalie Kerns Brent King Greg Krug Kim Kurdelak Debbie Lloyd Tommy Lloyd Michael Lowenthal Jamie McMahan Nancy Meyer Todd Mueller Sam Obermeyer Pam Patterson Danny Phillips Dunne Russell John Sawyer Aaron Sinks Kathleen Wittmer Rachel Young Second grade art student Dunne Russell listen intently to Mrs. Gathmann's lecture. Pre-Thanksgiving vacation had these people busy with seasonal projects like Pilgrim People. Third grade students like these in Mrs. Henderson s class take seriously their assignments for the day. 3rd Grad First and Second Grade Enjoy Fall Harvest Mrs. Diane Burrus Corey Beavers Amanda Cannon James Castator Julie Elkins Michelle Elwood Andra Ferencc Paul Garrett Brad Gesse Alex Heinold Melissa Hillers Scott Klemp Gerald Kurdelak Scott Marks Chris Martin Shelly Meeks Karel Milkereit Lora Rommelmann Derrick Shannon Jennifer Smith Bill Soloman Eric Stone Tony West April Woods Miss Sue Pickard Jason Annen Jennifer Antrim Chad Arndt Jennifer Blodgett Patricia Caton Shane Charpentier Christina Dunham Robert Grisham Thomas Hall berg Nathan Henderson Melissa Jones Brandon Karch Ryan Martin Dennis McMahan George Miller Angelo Nieves Cynthia Pfledderer Lila Rommelmann Renee Stoddard Heather Werner Sarah Williams After their reading lesson, these second graders prepare to take a short break before going back to their seats. Eager students raise their hands trying to answer Mrs. Burrus' question. These busy second graders work hard on their assignments under the instruction of Miss Pickard. 36—2nd Grade Mrs. Kathy Kuss Jeremy Bristol Sara Cannon Christopher Castator Tom Cat on Jason Foreman Gregory Franks Blaine Gingerich Duane Gudeman Kevin Hamann Karen Fleinold James Flerr Karma Kerns Lisa King Jonathan Machtemes Eric Martin Colin O'Guin Tammy Patterson Theresa Pflum Revecca Raderstorf Sherri Reed Bethany Ruch Stephan Sawyer April Skidmore Kristina Wise Ms. Sandra Conner Bradley Bailey Sheri Brunicon Colin Campbell Mindy Cannon Doug Deardorff Denise Dotson Amy Fry Rebecca Good Jeanette Hanson Troy Hawkins Kathryn Heinoid Erin Higgins Charles Meyer Toby Neal Scott Nix Paul Patterson Shannon Pererson Brian Price Nickie Ramirez Adam Redelman Anthony Rose Tracy Selby Paulea Smith Ronald Seartz Kenneth Tabler Scott Woods During music class, first graders sing songs and learn about musical notes. Students in Ms. Conner's class work very hard on all their assignments. By working close together, these first grade students learn to get along with each other. 1st Grade—37 Kindergarten Makes Thanksgiving Snack Rill fill ■ at iBlllflt§ ' - ISA •a Shasta West Rachel Woods These kindergarten students enjoy listening to scones during story hour. While staying in for recess.Jaime Kidder and Kelley Am- dt play catch. While her students finish up their projects. Mrs. Barnett writes the next assignment on the board Mrs. Sharon Barnett Chad Aiken Ryan Berry Christina Caton Anthony Coatsolonia Joseph Eckert Anthony Gately Leslee King Laurie Kinne John Kurdelak Jenell Lambert Joel Lilley Jennifer Lobody Jesse Martin Timothy Martin Weston Miller Braden Moser Nicholas Schoon Jeffrey Sceinke Rebecca Susdorf Nathan Annen Kelley Arndt Sonya Daugherty Noelle Davis Sonia Fonts Sarah Johnson Jaime Kidder Anthony Kintzele Dale Marshall Wendi Nies Jennifer Obermeyer Matthew Oswald Michelle Reeder Amy Shutske Jamie Soloman Glen Stanley Jereme Wheeler Faith Halliwel! Kenny Skidmore 38—Kindergarten FACULTY Top Notch Staff Provides Student Needs T... p Trustee Carl Hefner Principal Paul Rommelmann Asst. Principal Jay Bechtel Superintendent Calvin Willis SECRETARIES Vera Nuest. Shirley Kneifel. and Rose Ambers. CAFETERIA STAFF Sue Ann Schoon, Helen Olson. C. Sue Schoon STANDING Jean Nash. Normas Vogel. Cheryl Nix, MAry Kneifel, Dorothy Herr. Mary Jo Pflum, manager. BUS DRIVERS Ray Hall. Ray Mast STANDING Mike Robertson. Eldon Birdy. Evelyn Oswald, and Fred Salyer. 40—Faculty Versatile Faculty Greatest Resource to Students Mrs. Elizabeth Adams— Chemistry. Senior Math. Algebra Mrs Evelyn Ames— Physics. Science Mr Rick Blastick— History. P.E. Mr. Dick Briars— Guidance Counselor. Driver Ed. Mr. Terry Brownell— Indus. Arts Mrs. Connie Clinton— Health. P.E. Faculty—41 Teachers Double as Able Sponsors Mr. Jim Hall—Business Mr Mark Knauft—Math. Athletic Director Mr. John Murray—Gov't., Econ., Spanish Ms Sally Newsom—Media Center Director Mr. Bill Oates—English Mr Jim Pressner—English. Reading Mrs Bettimae Reshkin—Business Miss Mona Schultz—Choral music Mrs. Carol Steele—An Mr. Jim Stone—Science Mrs. Sharon Strenth—English. Reading Miss Wendy Wagner—English. Social Studies Mrs. Darline Wieland—Math 42—Faculty SPORTS Sports Division—43 Hard Luck Follows the Hardball J.V SPRING BASEBALL: J Press. B Rust.J. Hott. D. Wengerd. R. Sander. D Hitz, B. Shutske. S. Dillon (mgr ), J. Hale. G. Kneifel. H. Ison. Coach Prcsncr 1. Planning his strategy. B. Rust fires another warm-up. 2. Making a great play, D. Crider catches one to stop a play. VARSITY SPRING BASEBALL: S Sutter. V. Nuest. D. Miller, J. Williams. D. Miller. B Rust. C. Birky, K Goopaster, G. Yergler. K. Helmuth, J. Press. J. Cities. B. Rust. G. Kneifel. R. Sanders. 44—Spring Baseball Girls Excel in Spring Track ’81 9 6 D 1. Leading in the heat, Sara Rommelmann hurdles the last big one. 2. A sweeping finish by Debbie Glenn makes an easy start for Gail Graves. 3. KNEELING: A. Nuest, J. Tratar, M. Martin, S. Mueller, A. Coatsolonis, S. Edwards. STANDING: K. Deal. L. Lippert. K. Cadwell, M. Glenn, S. Yergler, S. Silhavy, J. Joslyn, Coach Sandburg. 4. ROW 1 K. Higgins, J. Hiatt, P. Tratar, A. Lansdowne, M. Harris. J. Nicksic, D. Glenn. ROW 2: Ms. Zeitler, L. Jessup. J Wade. C. Lombard, G. Graves, S. Rommelmann, S. Cooper, M. Thorndyke. J. Dillon. M. Jessup. Coach Davis. 5. Concentrating on a start. Micki Thorndyke leaps for a looooong jump. Track Keeps Athletes Fit in Spring On a blur of speed, a Kouts track member flies by. Racing against the dock, the Kouts track team shows tremendous speed. Deep in concentration, Rick Aviles psychs himself up for the meet. A look of surprise on his face. Jack Gaul didn't think he could throw it that far. Throwing discus. Brooks Rust puts forth his best effort. 46—Boys Track Cross Country Champs Again in ’81 ROW I: Coach Briars. K. Deal, S. Sanders. N. Hillers. R. Good. ROW 2: T. Sanders. S. Scarborough, S. Curley, J. Haman, M. Coatsolonia, G. Yergler. T. Haman. Sporting a t-shirt that shows what the Cross Country can do, Amy Lansdowne helps them do it again. Showing superb form. Scott Sanders races for the finish. An opponent and Greg Yergler battle for the lead. Concentrating on winning, Sheldon Curley puts it all into the race. Writhing in pain. Katie Deal nonetheless makes it to the finish. Holding on to a slim lead, Tony Haman runs ahead. P Cross Country—47 Top Hitters Bat .560, .444, .381 1. Drill, drill, drill is the word for the day’s practice for Craig Kneifel, Brian Gant, Trent Kidder, and Rob Sloan. 2. A run for Tom Salzcr while another Kouts Pony makes it to third. 3. Coach Blastick checks out Tom Mroz s run for home. 4. Give it some Higgy Power cheered fans of Mark Higgins as team members observe his style from the bench. ROW . M. Karantonis. J. West. J. Daugherty, C. Kneifel. T. Kidder. L. Butler. ROW 2: R. Kuchl. ) Lambert. D. Pazdur, R. Sloan. P. Campbell. M. Campbell. ROW }: R. Young. M. Higgins, B Bechler. B. Lobody, B. Gant, T. Hill. ROW 4- T. Mroz.J. Herma, B. Stoddard, T. Salzer, P. Devcraux, mgr.. Coach Blastick. 48—Jr. High Sports junior High runners at cross country meet Bud Bechler . . . Amy Nuest Rich Young . and they're off! A—TEAM S Ed- wards. J Tratar. ROW 2: J. Shutske. M Mar tin, B Wengerd. ROW 3 J. Joslyn. K Cadwcll. M. Glenn. S. Yergler, Coach Davis. More runners Brett Martin . . Lynette Lippcrt. B-TEAM D Mueller. J Hamstra. C. Caldwell ROW 2 C. Bub. M Krug. M Rust ROW 3 L. Lippert. V. Nicksic. A Holl. Coach Davis. JR HI CROSS COUNTRY C. Mergi. L Lippert.J. Tratar. D Mueller.J Hamstra ROW 2 R Deal. M Higgins. J. Joslyn. C. Upton. D Jorgensen ROW J. J. Herr. B Stoddard. R Young. P Martin. M Schoon ROW 4: T Oswald. B Martin. B Whitmore. B Bechler. J Eslick. ROW V M. Cairms. D. Rodrick. Coach Crist. J.V. Shows Promise for the Future JV Boys Have Good Season 1. After Mark Flagg sets the ball, Mike Schmidt follows up on the play 2. The ball is spiked up. as Barry Lobody goes for a victory. 3. Team work is the word for today, as Kevin Richie sets the ball. 4. ROW S. Nuest. M. Flagg, T. Sanders, B. Lobody, K. Richie. J. Machtemes, K. Birky, M Schmidt, Stats: L. Johnson, C. Oyer, not pictured B. Rust. 5. Giving it a big hard bump. Brad Rust and teammates scored for Kouts. 1981-1982 P. C. C. Tourney Runner-Up ROV I: C. Oyer. mgr.. P Tratar. S. Acherton, M. Miller. D. Glenn, S. Rommelmann. ROV 2: Coach Qmton. C. Fields. A. Lansdowne. L. Rommelmann. L. Johnson mgr.. Not Pictured: M. Thomdyke. Mine.' calls Amy Lansdowne. A great bump comes from Marge Miller. Watching Sharon Atherton's spike, the rest of the team waits for it to go over. The team waits for a bump. set. spike from Amy Lansdowne. 52—Girls Varsity Volleyball 10-1 and Tourney, too! Up for an ace goes Jack Gaul. To set the ball. Gary Kneifel really concentrates. A great kill made by Bradd Schultz and Brian Upton. ”1 got it. shouts Ron Sanders LEFT: B. Shutske. K. Helmuth. S. Pans. B. Rust. G. Hamstra. G. Yergler TOP B. Upton. B. Schultz. C. Oyer mgr.; L. Johnson mgr.; Coach Knauff. BOTTOM G Kneifel. J. Gaul. R. Sanders Boys Varsity Volleyball—53 Upper Classmen Set Example for Rest of Team Shooting the ball, a determined Greg Yergler makes the shot. Jim Press tries to make the shot as everyone waits for a rebound. Coach Crist, Coach Blastick, G. Yergler, J. Press, S. Sanders. M. Coatsolonia, D. Wengred. T. Freyenberger, K. Helmut h, B. Rust, G. Hamstra, B. Upton. B. Schultz, S. Scarborough, manager, L. Nuest, manager. Shooting over his opponent. Gene Hamstra aims for two. Going for an outside shoot, Keith Helmuth puts up good effort. 54—Boys Varsity Basketball North White's attempt to block can't stop Brian Upton's shot. Shooting from the outside. Scott Sanders attempts to make a basket. Aiming for the basket. Bradd Schultz muscles his way towards the goal. Sailing through the air, Brian Upton snoots for two. After stealing the ball. Brian Rust goes up for a lay-up. Showing what discipline does for a basketball player, Greg Yergler shoots for two. Fillies Win the 1st Girls South County Using teamwork. Sharon Atherton guards while Sara Rommelmann shoots. After being fouled. Mona Harris takes aim so she can get the coveted points. Keeping the Hawks on their toes. Paula Tratar drives in. Keeping control of the ball. Amy Landsdowne runs toward the basket Going up underneath. Micki Thomdyke. lets no one stop her. 56—Girls Varsity Basketball Mrs. Brown wood, asst, coach, S. Roberts, manager. A. Unsdowne, L. Rommelmann. G. Graves, M Thorndyke. S. Atherton. J. Dillon. S. Rommelmann. M Harris. D. Glenn, P Tratar. M. Jessup. manager. Coach Davis. Concentrating on the ball, Sharon Atherton shoots her free throws. Showing off her jumpshot. Amy Lansdowne shoots for two. Going underneath, Micki Thorndyke shoots a lay up leaving the Wolves to look on. Eyeing the basket. Gail Graves takes careful aim. Girls Varsity Basketball—57 JV Girls Top All Coach Brownwood, S. Mueller, L. Rommelmann, G. Graves, S. Cooper. W Werner, C. Lombard, J. Higgins, K Deal, A. Coat sol on ia, Coach Davis. While Lisa Rommelmann shoots for two. Julie Hig- gins goes under for the rebound. During the J.V. game, Wendy Werner takes aim and shoots. Putting everything she has in it. Julie Higgins shoots a free throw. 58—Girls’JV Basketball JV Boys Show Improvement During the J.V. game. Tom Sanders takes a jump shot for two. Amazing his opponent. Brad Rust shoots from the free throw line. A determined Barry Lobody goes in for a lay-up. ROW I: T. Sanders. M Flagg. T. Betts. S. Nuest, B. Rust. T Hamann ROW 2: Coach Blastick. M Betts. H. Ison. J Machtemes, K. Richie ROW 3. L. Nuest. manager. M. Schmidt. K. Birky. T. Sanders, S. Scarbrough, manager Trying to block the shot. Mark Flagg stretches all he can. Underneath. Kevin Birky makes a bank shot. BoysJV Basketball—59 Jr. High Boys Have Successful Season SEVENTH GRADE: T Kidder, M. Schoon, C Kneifel.J. Lavanaway, R. Lake. Coach Henderson. R. Sloan ROW 2 P Campbell. D. Cincoski, B. Lobody, R. Ison, D. Eichelbcrger, R. Yound. ROW j:C. Geiser, D. Jorgensen. C. Lange, W Winkler, P. Martin. B. Gant. C. Upton. EIGHTH GRADE: B Bechler, R Kuehl. Coach Snyder. ROW 2. B. Whitmore. B. Stoddard. M. Higgins. M. Karontonis.J. Daugherty. ROW j. T. Oswald. J. Herma. M. Cairns, T. Mroz, B. Martin. Getting down the good form.Jan Herma goes for a lay-up. In their Kouts vs. Morgan game, the 7th graders use offense skills. Eighth grade boys warm up before their gruelling practice begins. 60—-Jr. High Boys Basketball Jr. High Girls Have a Good Season A determined Mary Krug takes aim and shoots for two. SEVENTH GRADE Row 1: B. Wengerd, D. Mueller. L. Moslick. Row 2: Coach Clinton, D. Ison. V. Nicksic, J. Hamstra. R. Herma, M. Thorndyke. asst. Hoping the ball goes in, Melissa Gesse shoots for two. Going around her opponent, Michele Glenn drives for two. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1: J. Joslyn, S. Edwards. J. Tratar, K. Werner. Row 2: S. Yergler, M. Martin, J. Shutske, M. Krug. Row 3: Coach Clinton, L. Lippert, M. Glenn. K. Cadwell, R. Summa, A. Nuest, M. Thorndyke. asst. Jr. High Girls Basketball—61 C-Team Wins Westville Invitational ACTIVITIES Student Council Sponsors Mini-Olympics During the halftime of the J.V. game, Gail Graves was crowned homecoming princess. Her escort was Keith Helmuth. Her court consisted of Anne Coatsolonia, with escort Tony Hamann, and Renee Rudd, with escort Scott Toth. With escort Doug Wengcrd, Pam Good was crowned 1982 homecoming queen. Her court consisted of Mona Harris, escort Todd Betts, and Marge Miller, escort Brian Rust. ROW I: M. Miller, sec.; D. Glenn, creas.; Mr. Pressner, spon; J. Herma, pres.; G. Yergler; v-pres. ROW 2: B. Gant, T. Schwartz. B. Wengerd, M. fiesse, D. Mueller. J Hamstra. ROW 3. M. Karontoms, J. Joslyn, S. Edwards, J. Trater, M. Glenn. ROW 4: D. Pumroy, S. Gesse, A. Coatsolonia. J. Froehling. ROW J: S. Oyer, M. Edwards. L. Martin. T Cannon, K. Barnhart. ROW 6. T. Higgins. J. Gaul, K. Lombard. C. Sinn, M. Mast, L. Rommelmann. ROW 7: S. Rommetmann, T. Goodpaster, L. Young, P. Tratar, L. Weaver, R. Good, M. Wallace, L. Gingerich. 64—Student Council President, Julie Herma, and vice-president, Greg Yergler. conduct the meeting Senior members, Michelle Wallace. Regina Good and Lynn Weaver discuss prom preparations. After school, Regina Good turns in carnation sales money. These juniors pay close attention to the motion on the floor. During lunch hour, Debbie Glenn works at the book store. Student Council—65 Ark Theme Makes Animals of Staff Meeting deadlines takes teamwork as Sharon Musitelli and Cindy Newsom adjust one cropper and Susan Roberts uses the other. Working together really makes a dif- ference for Jill Wade and Cindy Fields. Business Editor John Webster in- struas rookie member Mona Jessup on procedures of Kostang Finances. Deadline due February 23! Mona Jessup and Lynette Johnson hurry to get done with their pages. KOSTANG STAFF Row 1: F Martin. S. Roberts, artist. J. Webster, bus. manager. C. Fields, editor-in-chief. Row 2: D. Nash. J. Wade, S. Musitelli, C. Newsom. Row 3: Ms. Newsom, spon.. L. Johnson. M. Mast, M. Jessup. In preparation for pages to be ship- ped. editor Cindy Fields makes sure all envelopes are complete with pictures, layout, copy, art. headlines and any special instructions. 66—Kostang Staff Drama Club Goes to London DRAMA CLUB Row 1: J Wise, sec., L. Young, pres., Mr. Oats, spon . L. Gingerich, v.pres.. J. Higgins, treas. Row 2: M Wallace. L. Weaver, R. Good, M. Plomaritis, S. Rommelmann, C. Mueller. J. Herma, P. Good, S. Gant, D. Miller. S. Atherton. Row J: J. Webster, B. Shutske, J. Cites, J. Hale, B Wandrey, S. Roberts, J. Herr, M Brown. T. Goodpaster. Row 4: S. Hoover, M Malcolm. J Dillon. P. Rosenbaum, M. Miller, C. Lombard, L. Johnson, C. Oyer, T. Higgins, K. Hornak. C. Halliwell, M. Sasaka, D. Nash, P Bowie Row 5: D. Herring, S. Herma, T. Cannon, L. Young, L. Nash, S. Campbell, S. Musitelli.J. Wade. L. Hefner, S. Jefferson. K Barnhart, L. Martin. P Garrett, K. Nicksic. Row 6: M. Jessup, M. Mast, C. Sinn, S. Mueller, B. Rust. M. Flagg. J. Brown, J. Froehling, M Betts. E. Lange. M Edwards. C. Wise, M. Jorgensen. Row 7: A. Coatsoloma, S. Gesse, T. Hoover, C. McDougal, S. Bowie. As they practice their lines, Mona Jessup and Lori Nash read from the play book. Trying to get out of work. Lyle Eichelberger and Brad Wandrey hide in the bushes. Science Club members Stephanie Gesse and Tammi Cannon, work closely together to get the job done. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: Mr. Stone, spon., B. Wandrey, pres., S. Marak. v.pres., S. Herma, sec., J. Webster, treas., C. Newsom, reporter. Row 2: L. Nuest, M. Oberholzer. M. Edwards, J. Hale, L. Nash, S. Scarborough. M. Jessup. A. Coatsoloma, S. Gesse. Row y P. Garrett. T. Cannon, J. Hiatt. C. Oyer, J. Herr. L. Johnson, T. Hoover, S. Bowie, E. Plomaritis, Row 4: D. Crider, E. Daughtery, L. Eichelberger, P Devereaux. F. Martin, T. Hetrick, E. Lange. M. Flagg, S. Sanders. K Higgins. Science and Drama Clubs—67 Pep Club Reaches for the Gold VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top: S. Herma, M Wallace. R Good, C. Sinn, L. Weaver. As che sun shines, the Mustang leprechaun reaches the pot of P.C.C. gold. The pep block explodes as the Mustangs win the game. 68—Pep Club J.V. cheerleaders arouse spirit during the J.V. game Generating spirit, the varsity cheerleaders cheer with energy and enthusiasm. Representing the Kouts pep block. Lynn Weaver receives the second place plaque. Row 1: Miss Wagner, spon., R. Zea. S. Stone. J. Herma, J. Dillon. S. Atherton, pres.. L. Gingerich. v.pres.. M. Mast, treas.. M. Jessup. hist., C. Claussen. Row 2: L. Young, S. Mueller. A. Coatsoloma. S. Gesse. T. Cannon, L. Weaver, R. Good, S. Herma. M. Wallace, C. Sinn. Row 3: J. Tratar, L. Lippert. S. Yergler. M Martin. V. Nicksic. S. Hoh. R Herma. D. Pumroy. C. Mergl. Row 4 C. McDougal. M. Sasaka. T. Lake. M. Malcolm. J. Hiatt. C. Salzer, S. Bowie. T. Hoover. R. Rudd. M. Krug. Row J. Froehlmg, C. Meyer. M. Eichelbergcr. J. Rhodes. M. Glenn. S. Edwards. C Caldwell, S. Rochford. D Drang. K Coberly. Row 6: J. Joslyn. S. Oyer.J. Brown. K Higgins. R. Zea, G. Hathaway. T. Simons. C Crosby, J. Rhodes. S. Salzer. Row 7: P Garrett. B. Wengerd, M. Gesse. T. Swartz, J. Hamstra, D. Mueller, K. Barnhart. L. Martin. Before the team comes through the rainbow, the varsity cheerleaders do their opening cheer hoping the boys will reach the pot of gold. Pep Club—69 FFA Promotes Community Safety At Hamstra's farm, the FFA workshop promoted safety around farm machinery. Row 1: Mr. Gause, adv., T. Freyenberger, pres.. B. Rust, v.pres., C. Sinn, sec., B. Shutske. treas., G. Hamstra. sen., M. Edwards, his. Row 2: M Betts. M. Brown. S. Cooper. B. Rust. K Birky, H. Ison Row 3: T. Betts. J. Hamann, K. Hornak. L. Hefner. J. Lang, T. Fox. Row 4: C. Wise, D. Tratar, J. Beam. D. Krug. N. Hillers. R. (taring. While visiting the Kouts chapter. State Secretary David Anderson talked about becoming a better chapter. Members of the FFA display plaques they won at the state convention. FHA Serves at Special Olympics Banquet FHA Row 1C Sinn, state off.. J. Rhodes, rep., M. Jessup, v.pres.. M Mast, pres., P Bowie, sec , J. Hiatt, treas., Mrs Foust, spon. Row 2: M. Malcolm. K Higgins, T Hoover. L. Gingerich. S. Scott, S. Mueller. S. Bowie Row y L. Rommelmann. R. Nieves. L. Hitz, D. Stewart, C. McDougal. S. Oyer, L. Podell. J. Gudeman FHA president Marge Mast calls the meeting to order Members of FHA engaged in physical exercise at their fitness workshop. Participating in the fitness workshop. Sue Bowie exercises by doing sit-ups. FEA Row 1: S. Oyer. pres.. M Thomdyke, v.pres., L. Nash. sec.. T. Good paster, treas Row 2: S. Cooper. K. Higgins. M. Eichelberger. C McDougal. C Miers. Row 3: Mr. Bechtel, spon. FEA FHA—71 New Uniforms for Senior Band Marching in the parade. Dianna Miller. Laura Hefner and Mike Coacsoionia concentrate on staying in line. During the Christmas Concert, Jack Gaul plays his solo. Anticipating their entrance. Mona Jessup. Regina Good. Lisa Gingerich and Julie Herma wait patiently. 72—Senior Band While practicing marching drills, Mr. Coolman gives the orders. During the annual Christmas Concert, the clarinets play their parts The brass section contributed greatly to the joyous Christmas music All the practicing obviously paid off as the Marching Mustangs had a fine performance. ROW 1 C. McDougal, E Flomaritis, M Malcolm. M. Jessup, R Good. L. Gingench.J. Herma. ROW 2 J. Nuest, L. Simons. S. Shutske. M Mast. R Good. M. Eichelberger, C. Nicksic. M. Flomaritis, S. Herma. S. Rommeimann. ROW j. T. Cannon, L. Young, K. Higgins. T. Taylor. J Gudeman, S. Mueller. T. Hamann, K Richie, T. Fox. L. Martin, D Miller. C. Sinn. T. Sanders. ROW 4 M. Coatsolonia. M. Oberholzer. R Sanders. B Rust. J. Herr. C. Oyer. L. Johnson. W Huber. N. Hillers. T. Hetrick. L. Nuest. L. Hefner. ROW 5. C. Wise. B. Rust. T. Sanders. S. Campbell. B Shutske. R. Good. M. Schmidt, K Birky, L. Rommeimann. J. Wise. L. Weaver. Mr. Coolman. dir. ROW 6 J. Rhodes. W Werner. S. Nuest. T. Betts. J Gaul. S. Marak. D. Tratar Senior Band—73 Senior Choir under New Director A4 i i i M i t • t1 §M| 4 � }rn Vv rr ROF S. Hoover. J. Froehling. S. Oyer. C Meyer. M. Sasaka, D. Nash. L. Simons. Mr Coolman, dir. ROW 2: R. Nieves, L. Rommelmann, L. Nash, M. Eichetberger, Tina Hoover. T. Taylor, C. McDougal.J. Herr. ROW 3 M. Mast. G. Graves, J Rhodes, C. Halliwell, K Helmuth, G. Hamstra, B Simons, E. Unge. At the Christmas Concert, the choir tried to spread some Christmas spirit Watching Mr. Coolman for tempo and dynamics, the choir sings cheerful Christmas musk. Playing the piano, Jyme Rhodes accompanies the choir. Directing the choir. Mr. Coolman helps the sopranos make their entrance at the right time. 7th, 8th Graders Harmonize in Junior Choir ROW I D Mueller, J. Tratar, S. Edwards, L. Huber. S. Stone R Lake, D. Arndt. C Gelser, P. Campbell. ROW 2 V. Nicksic, L Lippert, J Joslyn.J. Herma, M Krug, J. Lavanaway, D. Cincoski. D Martin, D Pa dur, S. McMahan. B Gudeman. C. Caldwell. Miss Schultz, dir ROW' 3‘T. Schwartz. M. Rust, j. Rhodes.J. Eslick, T. Hill, D. Hemdal. B. Bechler.J West, C. Kneifel, L Moslick, S. Hoh, S. Rochford. ROW 4: D. Drang. L. Andresen, D. Hammonds, T. Davis, J. Lincoln. M. Higgins. Under the direction of Miss Schultz, the choir sings some favorite Christmas carols. Showing off their style, the choir kept the audience s attention. Sing with enthusiasm is the key to a good performance. Watching for musical direction, the boys in choir pay close attention. Junior Choir—75 Bright Future During the concert, these Jr. High Band members keep together making the music sound good. Under Mr. Coolman's direction, the Jr High Band gave a fine performance. Flute players. Missy Martin and Brenda Wengerd. watch their music closely to avoid making mistakes. Doing her share. Karen Werner plays her clarinet. Oboes and saxophones carry their parts well to make a Fine concert. ROW 1 B. Gudeman, C. Gaussen. S. Yergler, C. Crosby, V. Nicksic, T. Davis. C. Mergi, B Wengerd. M Martin. ROW 2: S. Rochford, C. Caldwell. K Senzek. G. Hathway.J. Rhodes. M. Krug. L. Lippert. T Russell, D. Drang, C. Bub.J. Shutske. K Werner. ROW J:J. Herma, D. Mueller. C. Henderson. H. Landsperger. R Gresham, C. Kneifel.J. Herr. M. Glenn. P. Martin, S. Edwards. B. Whitmore. M Gesse, B Stoddard ROW 4: S. Good.J. Hamstra. T. Kidder. B Martin.J.Joslyn.J Herma, R Kuehl, B. Gant. K. Cadwell. R. Sloan. M Rust, R. Deal. ROW 5: D. Eichelberger, C. Lange. T. Mroz. M. Karontonis, J. Lavanaway. P Plomaritis, S. Drang. STANDING Mr. Cooiman, R. Young, P. Campbell. M. Schoon. L. Butler. J. Lincoln. J. Lambert, T. Oswald. A. Holl. for Jr. Band 76—Jr. Band Sixth Graders Begin Band Listening to Mr. Coolman, Mickey Huber anxiously waits to play. Practicing their concert music. Gaye Harris and Chenoa Butler keep their fingers moving. Listening to the sound of the band. Scon Shultz, Rick Briars, and Scon Oswald wait for their tum to rehearse. ROW I M Huber, L. Hamann, A. Armstrong, K. Salzer, A. Machtemes, K. Salzer, S. Yocum ROW 2 H Wertz. T Alliston, A. Rirky, S. Daughtery, A. Kneifel, C. Butler, G. Harris. A. Williamson. L. Hammonas. ROW 3. C. Gusler, T. Miller, M. Reeder, J. Paarlberg, D. Scobey, C. O'Guinn, D. Hiatt, C. Campbell, C. Birky, J. Drang, J. Werner, S. Oswald. S. Shultz. Mr Coolman. Band—77 Office or Pom Pon, They Do It With Style OFFICE HELP-ROW 1 T. Freyenberger, D Wengerd, L. Gingench.J. Higgins. ROW 2: K. Higgins, M. Miller, S. Atherton, J. Nuest. ROW 3:T. Higgins, J. Gaul. K. Gordan. Answering the phone is one of the helpful aids the student office help offers as displayed by Lisa Gingerich. ROW 1: L. Gingerich; captain. ROW 2 P. Garrett, J. Wise; Co-captain, J. Brown. D. Glenn. L. Young. ROW j K. Brownwood; sponsor, J. Dillon. M. Miller. K. Nicksic, T. Taylor, M. Mast. M. Jessup. M. Schultz; Co-sponsor. While doing a floor line suicide, M. Jessup. D. Glenn, and M. Mast try to make their moves sharp and distinct. Working together in the blob, these Pom Pon girls try hard to make a good impression. Making good high kicks, the Pom Pon girls show off their style. 78—Pom Pon, Office Help Cafeteria Help Aids School NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: P Good. pari.. B. Shutske. v. pres . J. Graves, pres., Mrs. Adams, spon. Row 2: M Mast, P Bowie, L. Rommelmann. M. Plomaritis. L. Weaver. S. Herma, C. Lombard. Row y. S. Roberts, R. Good, M. Malcolm. C. Sinn. M Wallace. J. Herma. R Good. D. Miller Row 4: S. Rommelmann. J. Nuest. M. Harris. P Tratar. C. Fields. M. Miller. J. Wise. C. Oyer. Row y K. Helmuth. G. Yergler, S. Sanders. B. Wandrey, S. Atherton. J. Dillon. Prepared for anything, Earl Daugherty awaits the next tray. Helping in the cafeteria. Karen Homak gets out the next container of food CAFETERIA HELP Row 1: D. Wengerd. J Higgins. K Higgins. Row 2: E. Daugherty. D. Harmon. Row S. Roberts. J. Herr. K. Gordon. During formal induction. Sara Rommelmann reads an explanation of the importance of scholarship. NHS, Cafeteria Help—79 Club Investigates Computers as Media MEDIA CLUB: John Webster, pres., Cindy Newsom, v-pres., Ms. Newsom, sponsor. Sherri Harvey, sec.. Darrell Crider, treas. MEDIA STAFF: ROW . Jim Krug. Jan Hiatt, Darrell Crider. Chuck Wise. ROW 2: Ms. Newsom, director, Ramona Nieves, Scott Toth. John Gilmer, Caprice Henderson. ROW 3 Melissa PFingst, Sue Jefferson, Mike Cairns. Mike Campbell. Earl Daugherty. In the Media Center, John Webster, Sherri Harvey and Cindy Newsom discuss imponant Media Club business. 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NORTHERN INDIANA BANK TRUST In Valparaiso Convenient hours for your banking needs Congratulations to the Class of 82” THE LITTLE RESTAURANT Specializing In Homemade Foods Saturday Night Buffet Everyday Salad Bar THAN i YOUR PATRONAGE HOPE TO SERVE OU FOR YEAR? 1 COME Dining Room Available For Small Groups Owner—Nick Karantonis Phone—766-3851 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ -K PICTURES MADE FROM ROSE PETALS AND FLOWER PIECES FROM THIS TO THIS PAPPAS FLOWERS GIFTS Your Shopping Wonderland” 307 Lincolnway P. O. 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Calumet Ave. Valparaiso, IN 46347 Phone 462-4412 B 1 J.W. RUNYON i i i i a i i i i i a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Kouts Office 223 S. Main Ph. 766-2626 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF VALPARAISO Member FDIC Deposits Insured WENDT BROTHERS DRUGSTORE 207 S. Main 766-3327 Hours i si si a a a si ii a a a a a a ■ is a ■ a a a ■ a is a as a a a a a a a a a m a a as ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Weekdays Saturday w Sunday X B Kouts 766-2211 ¥ g ¥ B ¥ m ¥ li a nnBnBBnnBnnnnBBnnnnBBnBBBBBBBnBBBBBBBBB 8:30-7:30 8:30-5:30 9:00-3:00 a The Journey Ends The yearbook staff would like to thank . . . Joe Machtemes for his fine art work. Mick Sutter for volleyball and basketball pictures. The Kouts Times for numerous pictures. Danny Hitz for taking pictures. Mr. Ted Hitz for his photographic services. Ms. Newsom for putting in her time, effort and help in making this book. 96—Closing Ban artgelo, texas