Loogootee High School - Black Gold Yearbook (Loogootee, IN)

 - Class of 1950

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We Wonder (eon.) When Annabell is going to get married? (5 yre.), or is it up to Junie? Is it true that Eddie quit smoking a pipe and started ohewing? ( Or do the Jasper girls object) SENIOR SAYINGS Leo Arvin- I don't know. Gerald Bruner- Quit that. Bob Cannon- Schooner -please. Fred Connell- My little chickadee. Tom Clement- Let me copy that. Max Cooper- N. C. (no comment). Anr.abell Divine- Oh, you stupid nut. Donald DiTine- I'm gonna' move in the next row, so I can get an A. James Elliott- Shut up Reeves. Jo Garrett- Quit calling me Yoyo. Eddie Gibson- Oh, get off my back. Marilee Hoffmann- Well, I'd reckon. Alfred Hoffmann- Maybe we can pick up something up town. John Holland- Going to Burns City, Eddie? Bob Hotz- Oh, Yah'. Janice Hutton- But, I can't study without my gum. Mary Jones- Oh-h-h-h-h (tee-hee) Bob Jones- No kidding? Ray Larkin- Huh? Duane Meyers- Gripes sakes. Richard Miles- That's not bad. Bill Raney- Hi'. Cutiei Jack Reeves- Gads I Wilbur Sanders- What's the question? John Schwartz- You're a beaver. Howard Smith- You sweet little thing. Charlotte Strawn- Oh, bull Norma Street- E-e-ek, a mouse I Charles Waggoner- I know the answer. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF L. H. S. 1. Thou shalt not put bubble gum under the desks. 2. Thou shalt not kill Any teacher or any other student. 3. Thou shalt not talk in the halls between olasses. 4. Thou shalt not whisper in class or the teacher shall whack your deportment on both ends. 5. Thou shalt honor thy teachers as thy guardians (until we get out.) 6. Thou shalt not copy in class, for if you do, you will be condemned to stay after school and talk with the teachers. 7. Thou shalt not pull all of your hair out when the teacher slgneth you three ohapters in olvica because he knows that it will make better citizens out of you. 6. Thou shalt not runneth down the stairs to leave the sohool building. 9. Thou shalt not enter or leave by the fire escape except, when there is a fire. 10. Thou shalt not graduate.

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We Wonder Who sent that valentine to Riohard that aaid, Wiah things were as before. Why Leo never talks to the girls or don't we know as much as we think we do. How about it Leo? Why Donald likes to go to Purdue Roundup, sursly not because of the girls, or should we Just say a girl named Marilyn? If Mary will ever go back with that guy who drives the new Mercury? Why Johnny Holland goes to church at Burns City every other Sunday? Why Jeep goes to Crane? Could it be he goes up there to see a oertain senior girl that graduated at Christmas? Why Tommy goes to Scotland, is it to see the little Sootch Girls? Why Max spends so muoh time at Jasper? Are you trying to beat a certain boy's time with the girls. Why Freddy doesn't like to be teased about last prom night? Why Ray's faoe turns red when you mention a certain girl at Jasper? Why Charlotte likes to go to Petersburg? Could it be that ahe's carrying a torch for a guy named, Biddle ? Why does Jaok and a oertain junior girl come to school late every morning, oar trouble??? Why Jo is always singing a Cardinal 7ell? Is it because of a guy that wears a red sweater? Why Al-Fred had his wreok, oan't you drive with one hand, or would that be telling? What Johnny S. did when he ran out of gas. Did you get lonely or did you have company? Why Howard goes South every so often? Is her name Patty, Smitty? What the veterinarians daughter’s name is that Curt Illiott goes to see? If Gerald is really hen-pecked or is he trying to be true to Betty? If Charles will fool us and take a girl to the prom this year Hope soil Why Bob Hotz doesn't oome to sohool when it rains. Fraid you will melt, Bob? Where Bill Raney gets his strength to throw people out of the Diner? Couldn't be beoause you eat so much, oould it? Why Hibby oan’t make up his mind whether to put the window up or down in Literature olass? Why Marllee oried when she had to sit in the baok of a oertain Chevrolet? Who the blond is that thinks Bob Jones is about it? 'Fesa up Dorothy. Why Janioe visits school so often? Could it be that she likes the atmosphere around here? If Norma Street is still Biting Her Fingernails thinking of Medford? Why Bob Cannon is so Interested in Ferdinand, oould it be the Aoademy, or is it Hap's?



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PROPHECY i few years ago I was a senior In Loogootee High School, is I had moved away from Loogootee soon after we graduated, I had not seen ay classmates for several years. I decided I would make a trip back to Loogootee to see all my friends. I took the first train east the very next day. When I arrived at my destination and went to eat my lunch at the Diner, who do you suppose served It to me? I was served by the very happily married Bill Raney and Annabell Divine. I asked them If Charlotte Strawn was still around and they Informed me that she was a yell leader for one of the famous college teams. They also told me she was soon to be married to Biddle Oreene, about whom I heard a lot while we were still In high school. I left the Diner, is I was walking across the street, I ran across Eddie Gibson who told me he still was going with his Jasper Flame, and was also studying to be a mortician. He told me that Vary Jones and Opal Taylor had married and had two lovely children, iggle and Nellie, is Mary was one of my best friends, I decided I would take a bus to Burns City. (Jpon my arrival, you can guess my surprise as It now had street lights and a bus that went through the big city five times a day. When I knocked on Mary's door, you can Imagine her surprise at seeing me as It had been six years since we had graduated. She Invited me In and we sat down In two comfortable chairs and talked about our childhood life. She told me many things about our classmates. One of them which wasn't too much of a surprise was that G erald Bruner and Betty Spoonmore had married as soon as she was out of school. She said Jack Reeves and Jo Mallett had moved to Texas and owned a large ranch and their ranchhands were Leo irvin, Robert Cannon Fred Connell, and James Elliott. She told me John Schwartz, Charles Waggoner, and Ray Larkin had attended college and now were very successful men. ilfred Hoffmann was now a famous orchestra leader and played every night at Calumet Lake. Max Cooper, John Holland, and Robert Hotz were his most popular singers. She told me Norma Street and Donald Dlvlnt had married and owned a large farm a few miles out of Loogootee. is we sat and ate chocolates, she told me Jeep Meyers was an out- standing player In the field of athletics. is time was drawing near, I had to be starting back to Loogootee as I had to return to my home In the west the next day. I bade goodbye to Mary and took a bus back to Loogootee. On the way back, I happened to think of Marilee Hoffmann I What In the world happened to her? I decided I would ask someone in Loogootee where she was. Walking down the street, I happened to look in a store window and who should I see but Richard Miles 1 I had a long talk with him and he informed me as to where I would find Marilee. He also told me Robert Jones was a confirmed tatchelor, living In his own little shack a few miles out of town. On my way to Marilee's home, I decided 1 would buy a paper to read on my trip home the next day. I stopped at the Tribune Office and who should sell It to me but Howard Smith. He told me he had bought the Tribune Office soon after he graduated. I arrived at Marilee's home which was a little ways out of Haysvllle and of course she had married Eugene Hembree and she said they were very happy. We sat down In two comfortable chairs and drank coffee. We talked about the good times we had had In school, especially when Mr. Halgerty would catch us talking In civics class and would call our attention to it. While I was there, the milkman came and was I surprised at who It was I Wilbur Sanders 1 He told me he enjoyed his Job very much but he was going to take up music as his career in the near future. Well, time was drawing near so I left Marilee's home, went back to Loogootee to catch a plane back west. (Loogootee now had an airport.) (continued)

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