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

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Se ni0 1 (?hatactQtl5tlc5 NAME HOBBY REDEEMING FEATURE Judy Barber ' Fuzz Laugh Dale Barber Janice Talk Ronald Beasley Loafing Size Betty Bussinger Illinois Height Irene Bough Alvin S mile Jack Clark Chemistry Brains Donna Cox Playing records Hair Juanita Davis Writing letters S ense of humor Doris Earps Jim Complexion Nora Ferguson Witing letters Complexion Bill Fisher Cars Walk Shirley Gentry Writing letters E yes Janet Gibson Dave Personality Norman Gillick Sleeping Clothes Betty Hawkins Boys Eyes Larry Higgs Studying Talk John Jones Girls Wt Terry Ledgerwood School Hair Rex Melton Driving Jokes Vera Milligan Home Ec. Hair Delorise Phillips Writing letters Figure Pot Pennington Office work Smile Jack Qualkinbush Student manager Brains Barbara Riggins Music Clothes Jo Ann Smith Arrow Cafe Size Patty Souerdike R eoding Eyes Marcella Streete Picture Album PersonaBty Louise Sutton “Harold Eyes •Emma Taylor Collecting records Hair Ruth True love Ralph Neatness Ed Walton Rochelle S ize Elma Wikle Going to Odon Hair Ann Wilson Waldo Dimples Richard Wright Paper boy Size ARROW CAFE Dinners Short Orders Phone 6 26 Loogootee Indiana

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Jfenioi •{) £ cent M is for Melton, with the black hair Crib out of civics? He Wouldn't darel M is for Milligan, bless her sweet heart With her classmates she'll never part. P is for Phillips, with paper and pen She's writing a letter to her sweet little Ken. P is for Pennington who is always busy We wonder if Max makes her dizzy. Q us for Qualkinbush, we call him Jack Marcia has him and won't give him back) R is for Riggins who plays in the band As a classmate she is really grand S is for Smith, short, sweet, and shy When Gary passes, she gives him the eye. S is for Souerdike, Patty, is the name Whatever happened to hfer pet flame? S is for Streete, class poet and clown We're never blue when she is around. S is for Sutton, Harold's little gal A sweet disposition and a swell pal. T is for Taylor, who knows lots of folks We're crazy about her, especially her jokes. T is for Turelove whose future looks bright We wonder if she and Ralph ever fight. W is for Walton, we call him Eddie With a certain junior he is going steady. W is for Wikle who is never bored She loves to ride in that little blue Ford. W is for Wilson, a cute little lass She adds a lot of fun to our senior class. W is for Wright, the sheik of our class But we all like him and know he will pass. 25

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@1 55 tatl5tlC5 Class Flower . . Class Colors . . Class Motto . . Class Prophet. . Class Historian . Class Poet . . . Class Will Writer Class Artists. . . .Red Carnation Red and White F rom Possi bi I i ty to Reality. Delorise Phillips Janet Gibson .Marcella Streete J udy Barber .Pat Pennington Doris Earps Larry Higgs AHEAD School days are over; the crisis is past. Grades we've been striving for; accomplished at last We all have been busy, trying our best To learn successfully, and to pass each test. Beware, fellow students, we must look ahead. The future awaits which no one will dread. We've more to accomplish; that, we all know Let's strive for the best; we reap what we sow. BACCALAUREATE SERVICE The Baccalaureate service was held in the gymnasium on the night of May 15, 1955. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Commencement exercises were held in the gymnasium on the night of May 19, 1955. SPONSORED BY MARTIN COUNTY CO-OP 27