Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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Annette Hoi Lon Huber Fred Huntjmger Gory Jorgensen Mork Korontoms Mory Krug Tom Krug Ron KueN Lynette Lippert Brett Mortm Tom Mro Amy Nuest Todd Oswald Tom Russel Tom Solzer Rob Scott Jenny Shutske Brian Stoddard F. Devoted fans of the Frogs, Joni Trotar, Shown Edwards have the spirit. G. Soon to be done, Lynette Lippert keeps on painting toward her goal. H. Good help may be hard to find, but the office found it in Karen Werner I. Eager and ready to learn, Mark Tratebas and John West interpret Frau's lecture Juniors—27

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Susan Yergler, pres Missy Martm, V P Shown Edwards, trea Jorm Joslyn, s«c Lynn And«ws Brad Bechler Coma Bub Kaly Codwe Mike Coens Mark Compbel Crag Cloussen Koran Cobarly J»m Dougherty Trocey Dovts Rex Deal Deanna Drong Suzette Drong Jomes E stick Tmo George Juniors Victorious in Mini-Olympics The junior class is com- prised of some of the brightest faces and shining models of sportsmanship, manners, and scholastic aptitude this school has ever produced. Society will be waiting with open arms to welcome these mayors, writers, and teachers of the future. (Tony Hill edito- rializes—take with a grain of salt). A One of Brad Bechler's skills is painting as shown here B Finish- ing her pictures, Joni Tratar works diligently C. Not quite knowing what's going on, Brad Whitmore eyes the camera. D Always a helper, Deanna Drang assists wherever she can. E. Working on her winning weaving, Suzette Drang shows how it's done. 26—Juniors

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Joon Homstro. pfes Becky Gudemon, v p Brenda Wengerd. see Cathy Crosby, trea Dion Arndt Keith Beover Mike Brown Crissy Coldwell Pat Campbell David Cmcoski David E het erger Mark Eskck J«n Ferrell Brian Gont Chorles Gener Melissa Gesse Scott HaM Marc Hank ms Sophomores Paint Dug-Outs, Sell Cookies As usual the highlight of this year was receiv- ing class rings. The class of '87 had another high- light by placing second in the mini-olympics, beating the seniors who came in 3rd! This ambitious class completed an early fall service project of paint- ing the baseball dug- outs. Naturally this kind of ambition will yield fruitful rewards. A. Study hall student, John Kleist, peruses magazines B German student, Cory Upton, wonders how to say basket- ball in German. C. While in consumer ed. class, Robyn Herma strikes a pose. D. As she sits in art, Angie Ferguson looks our way. 28—Sophomores