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

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Irene Bough Ronald Beasley Betty Bussinger Bill Waggoner Vera Milligan Rex Milton Jo Ann Smith Linda Morrisette Robert Bauer Patty Souerdike 'Honest Crays John Hembree Janet Gibson Elma Wikle Betty Hawkins Emma Taylor Compliments of Your Friendly Banker Union Bank

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Jack Clark Bill Fisher President Vice-President Stack Raney Judy Barber Ed Thornberry Betty Ziegler i fell Donna Cox Secretary Juanita Davis Roger Fitzgerold 2i Pat Pennington Ed Walton Treasurer Treasurer Louis Sutton Jack Qualkenbu3h Ruth Truelove Ted Yamell Anna Fern Wilson Richard Wright Marcella Streete Norman Gillick Doris Earps

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SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We entered our freshman year with Mr. Holland as our sponsor. On September 5, 1951 with forty-seven pupils. We lost two students during the year. We had two parties, and a trip to Spring Mill- Our officers were as follows: President---------------------Norman Gilllafc Vice-President----------------Ruth TTuelove Boys Treasurer---—------------Bill Fisher Girls Treasurer---------------Pat Pennington We entered our sophomore year with Mrs. Young as our sponsor. Under her direction we had a Christmas party in the basement room of the school building. We had forty- three members, but so far two have withdrawn. Our class officers are:: President---------------------Jack Clark Vice-President----------------Bill Fisher Secretary---------------------Donna Cox Boys Treasurer----------------Eddie Walton Girls Treasurer---------------Pat Pennington SOPHOMORE A B C's B is for Barber, the twin we all like,, She doesn't have a boy friend just for spite - B is for Barber (Dick) Judy's twin brother, One is very much like the other. E is for Bauer, Robert by name, Hopes in the future to win great fame. B: is for Beasley, a very smart lass, Mr. Jones threatens to kick him out of class. B is for Bussinger, who is full of smiles We think, she likes a guy named Miles. B is for Bough, can't make up her mind, Wonder if she will ever make her find. C is for Crays, a quiet lass, Always on time when it comes to class. C is for Cox, who is a nice chick, We wonder why she goes to French Lick- C is for Clark, the real McCoy, Hut goes for Mary boy oh boy! D is for Davis, the little blonde, She goes with a guy named Don. E is for E rps, the cutest one, When it comes to boys there is only one. F is for Fisher, who is a great talker Seems he goes with a girl named Walker- F is for Fitzgerald, who misses school He doesn't believe in the golden rule- G is for Gentry,, who worka at the show, She likes to take tickets from a guy named Joe-