Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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From first through twelfth, not one teacher will forget the class of 1987.” Energetic and free-spirited, they face the obstacles of the graduation path. The out- goingness displayed taught the students a lot about life. Ready to run out and change the world, this is the class that could do it. Not only does the class realize this, but many teachers and parents do, also. Students never felt alone, they always knew they had the rest of the class back- ing them all the way. Unity, this is what sets us apart from any other graduating class. The class of 87 demonstrates the definition of unity. In the class of 87” you will not find the jock group, the academic group, the hood group, and so on because in the CTJ class of 87 there is no segregation among people. Every student treats his her fellow students as equals. Involved in activities in which you are interested, you lose no friends but gain support from the class. Each accepts the other as he she is. Individuality is admired and respected, not looked down upon. Experiencing this unity students have been able to explore opportunities without feeling alone. These explored opportunities may make a difference after graduation. Respectfully, Melissa Gesse President 6—Senior Division

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Legendary Seniors Selected Most! Selected as Most Talented,’ Mark Price and Christi Salzer demonstrate the 'talem' it takes to balance the teeter-totter ... classmates chose them based on their an talents, though. Most Athletic Cory Upton and Brenda Wengerd shift the basketball out of the way to shake hands over the tennis net . . athletic talent? They'll leave giant footprints for years to follow. To be Most Shy' among this class of seniors. Tammy Simons and Dave Eichclbergcr would not really have had to be too shy, but they sure arc quiet. Always on the merry-go-round of fashion. Best Dressed' seniors Carol Mergl and Matt Schoon give it a whirl. Competition runs deep in the class with Phil Manin and Becky Gudeman voted Most Likely to Succeed.’