Kouts High School - Kostang Yearbook (Kouts, IN)

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ROBERT ASHLOCK CHRISTINE FAYE CALDWELL When love is at its best, one loves so much that he cannot forget. PATRICK DEAN CAMPBELL Don't sacrifice the permanent on the alter of the immediate. DAVID D. CINCOSKI My father didn't tell me how to live; he lived and let me watch him do it. DAVID ROY EICHELBERGER That old law about an eye for an eye leaves everybody blind. MARK ESLICK Be true to your school, KHS. JAMES DEAN FERRELL Smile, if nothing else, it will make people wonder what you're up to. BRIAN DEAN GANT Few people have the imagination for reality. REBECCA LYNNE GUDEMAN All that glitters it not gold ... but it ain't straw either! SCOTT ALLAN HALL If your head is wax. don't walk in the sun. (Ben Franklin) JOAN LESLEY HAMSTRA The meaning of life cannot be told; it has to happen to a person. MARC HANKINS People are strange when you're a stranger. Faces look ugly when you're along. J. Morrison Seniors—13

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Seniors Contemplate ' Bounds of Reality” When a class enters its senior year, it becomes contemplative. Members struggle to decide which factors capsulize its pur- pose—colors, flowers, and motto are important. The class of 1987 selected black and green to wear on June 4th. Its mem- bers will receive white roses Learning skills they'll use through the years, class officers, Missy. Becky, Brenda and Cathy excel as leaders. Brenda Wengerd served as class secretary grades 8-12. Is there a special award for that? Exchange student Kumi Matsuoka ponders with classmate Tammy Simons at the end of a class meeting. donning green or black ribbons. The epitome of this class is captured in its quote from rock and roll legend, the late Jim Morrison, who said, Let s just say we were testing the bounds of reality. We were curious to see what would happen. That's all it was: just curiosity. DION D. ARNDT Everyone in the world is ignorant; only on different subjects. CATHRYN READ CROSBY Where we go and what we do, advertise what we are. MELISSA LYNN GESSE Work hard and become a leader, be lazy and never succeed. Proverbs 12:24 12—Seniors

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 Never Another Like This ” Taking the opportunity to mug for the camera, classmates Doug and Craig have made a lifelong friendship. Beginning in kindergarten with Mrs. Anne Drazer and cul- minating thirteen years later, the class of 1987 experienced much of their lives together. When in- terviewed recently, first grade teacher, then rookie, Ms. Sonnie Conner said, Jim Rose said that I'd probably never have another class like this again ... he was right ... this is a great class. The class had bonded in unique ways. Who can forget selling lightbulbs or German candy? GAIL RENA HATHAWAY If we could sell our experiences for what they cost us, we'd all be millionaires. CRAIG ANDREW KNEIFEL If you can't say it, you can't do it. BRUCE LEONARD LOBODY Seniors—14