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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

1 LEO J. COSTELLO GEORGE T. WILLIAMS Superintendent Principal MRS. PAT WARREN Secretary WILLIAM K. YOUNG Agriculture Biology LESTER PAGE Industrial Arts Health Faculty ALVIN HOLLAND English General Business WILLIAM PURCELL Mathematics Science 5 FRANK GATES 7th and 8th Grades KATHRO WILLIAMS Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping KATHYRN CROOKE Home Ec. t -v PHYLLIS PARKE Physical Ed. Art Health 6 HENRY JONES English Latin Civics JACK BUTCHER History Phys. Ed. Coach YEARBOOK STAFF First Row: Virginia Wilson, Bernettia Davis, Ann Bateman, Kay Mattingly, Dixie Watkins, Bob Chandler. Second Row: David Crane, Janice Evans, Connie Arvin, Mary Milligan, Mary Farley Alice Mehne, Carolyn Day, Larry Lyle, Clifford McGuire, Wilmer Wittmer. Third Row: Mr. Page, Frank Trester, Richard Hoffmann, Richard Davis, Gordon Phillips, Richard Watkins. 7 This is a mark of advancement of Loogootee Public School, it is a new elementary school building which will be attended by many happy students in the fall of '59. Left to right: Mrs. McCrary, Mrs. Ledgerwood, Mrs. Barber. We, the seniors of L. H. S. , would like to congratulate and thank these ladies on their excellent job in preparing our food, and making us feel at home around the cafeteria. 8 Seniors KENNY BAKER Junior Play Senior Play Glee Club 1 Senior Class President Booster's Club 3 Ambition: Engineer © - V ROY COLE Basketball 4 Track 2 Baseball 3 Senior Vice President Ambition: Electronic Technician LARRY SARGENT Freshman Treasurer Sophomore Vice President Junior Secretary Treasurer Senior Secretary Booster's Club 2 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Ambition: Engineer 10 GORDON PHILLIPS Basketball 4 Track 3 Junior Play Senior Play Yearbook Staff Booster's Club 1 Ambition: Mortician V DALE SMITH VIRGINIA WILSON Yearbook Staff Glee Club 3 A Pep Band 3 ’ Band 5 Booster's Club 4 Junior Play rffii Senior Play V . Office 3 Girls' State Senior Treasurer Ambition: Teacher Basketball 4 Baseball 3 Track 4 Booster's Club 1 Ambition: Teacher li JANICE EVANS Yearbook Staff Glee Club 1 Booster's Club 3 Junior Play Senior Play Senior Class Reporter Home Economics Club 1 Office 2 Ambition: Teacher BOB PENNINGTON Glee Club 1 Booster's Club 2 Basketball 1 Junior Play Ambition: Accountant ANNA BATEMAN Yearbook Staff Librarian 3 Glee Club 2 Booster's Club 4 Senior Class Reporter Home Economics Club 1 Junior Play Senior Play Ambition: Secretary [LouH Out AL] 12 BOB CHANDLER Band 6 Booster's Club 2 Yearbook Staff Basketball 1 Glee Club 1 Pep Band 1 Ambition: Draftsman CONSTANCE ARVIN Yearbook Staff Librarian 2 Glee Club 2 Booster's Club 4 Home Economics 1 Office 2 Ambition: Nurse CLIFFORD McGUIRE Yearbook Staff Senior Play Ambition: Architect WILMER WITTMER Track 3 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Yearbook Staff Junior Play Senior Play Ambition: Teacher BERNETTIA DAVIS Band 5 Glee Club I Booster's Club 4 Yearbook Staff Majorette 1 Pep Band 1 Home Economics Club 2 Freshman Girls' Secretary Junior Senior Play Office 1 DAVID CRANE Basketball 2 Glee Club 2 Band 5 Pep Band 2 Track 1 Yearbook Staff Junior Play Booster's Club 2 Ambition: Architect 14 DIXIE WATKINS Yearbook Staff Librarian 1 Booster's Club 2 Ambition: Secretary FRANK TRESTER Junior Play Senior Play Freshman Treasurer Booster's Club 2 Basketball 3 Yearbook Staff Ambition: Engineer KAY MATTINGLY Librarian 3 Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 4 Home Economics Club 1 Senior Play Junior Play Yearbook Staff Secretary-Treasurer Soph. Vice President Freshman President Librarians Club Ambition: Beautician 15 RICHARD WATKINS Yearbook Staff Senior Play Ambition: Architect RUBY STOLL Glee Club 2 Band 2 Senior Play Junior Play Booster's Club 2 Home Economics Club 1 Librarian 1 Office 1 Ambition: Secretary 1G PAUL WAGGONER Track 2 Ambition: Lab Technician ALICE MEHNE Yearbook Staff Girls' State Junior Play Senior Play Booster's Club 3 Ambition: Nurse JIM FRYE Track 3 Booster's Club 1 Student Manager 1 Ambition: Engineer MARY BETH BROTHERS Home Economics Club 1 Booster's Club 2 Ambition: Housewife 17 RICHARD HOFFMANN Booster's Club 2 Glee Club 1 F. F. A. 4 President F. F. A. 1 Junior Vice President Yearbook Staff Junior Play Senior Play Ambition: Farmer MARY ROSE FARLEY Glee Club 2 Booster's Club 3 Librarian 1 Yearbook Staff Home Economics 1 Senior Play Ambition: Stenographer m i RICHARD DAVIS Booster's Club 3 Glee Club 1 Yearbook Staff Ambition: Mechanic 18 CAROLYN DAY Band 5 Glee Club 2 Junior Play Booster's Club 4 Home Economics 1 Pep Band 2 Yearbook Staff Librarian 1 Ambition: Secretary CHARLES SEALS Booster's Club 1 F. F. A. 4 F. F. A. Vice President Ambition: Farmer MARY ALICE MILLIGAN Pep Band 1 Booster's Club 4 Yearbook Staff Glee Club 2 Home Economies Club 1 Band 2 Ambition: Nurse 19 CLASS STATISTICS Class Flower................................Red Rose Class Colors.............................Black and White Class Motto ..............Upward Ever; Downward Never Class Prophet ...........................Alice Mehne Class Historian...........................Bob Pennington Class Will Writer........................ Anna Bateman Class Artists.............................Bob Chandler Larry Lyle SENIOR PLAY 20 The play is based on a trained seal named Oscar. The owner of the seal, Daisy Laverne, delivered him to the Piper family. That is when the fun began. The play which was presented in December was a real success. The play cast and the parts they played are listed below. Daisy Laverne . . . Mr. Piper ........... Vicki Piper.......... Hal Russell.......... Miss Todd............ Mrs. Odessa Fergerson Dudley Scott Fergerson Andy Piper........... Mayor Butterworth . . Betty Eastman .... Jean Sterling .... Mrs. Piper........... Prompters............ . . Anna Bateman . . . Kenny Baker Marjorie Mattingly . . Frank Trester Bernettia Davis . Virginia Wilson . Clifford McGuire . Wilmer Wittmer . Richard Hoffman . . . . Ruby Stoll . . . Janice Evans . . . Alice Mehne Mary Rose Farley Richard Watkins Senior Class History In the fall of 1955 the records were opened on 47 freshmen of Loogootee High School, the class of 1959. The most outstanding characters being Mr. Holland—sponsor; Dale Smith—president; Kay Mattingly—vice president; Larry Sargent—boys' treasurer; Bernettia Davis—girls' treasurer. Among other pleasures was a skating party and a trip to Spring Mill. In 1956, 45 of us returned as sophomores of L. H. S. with the spotlight on Mr. Page as our sponsor, we enjoyed a sock-hop, skating party, and a trip to Spring Mill. Yet nine of us lost out in the struggle for finer education. The class officers were: President ....................................................Janice Evans Vice President ...............................................Larry Sargent Secretary-Treasurer...........................................Kay Mattingly Here it is 1957 and 36 of us are juniors. We received our class rings. With the help of Mr. Page and Miss Crooke, we planned a very successful Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Also, the juniors were in the sports activities with Wilmer Wittmer, Dale Smith, Gordon Phillips, Roy Cole, and Frank Trester making the basketball team. The class officers were: President .......................................................Janice Evans Vice President...................................................Richard Hoffman Secretary-Treasurer .............................................Larry Sargent Well, at last we are seniors, 31 of us. We have enjoyed a sock-hop, and with the help of Mr. Gates, presented a very successful senior play. We are very proud of our yearbook, The Black and Gold, which most all of the seniors along with the sponsor, Mr. Page, helped to publish. We have planned a trip to Washington, D. C. and New York and are looking forward to a banquet and prom. We also have five basketball players graduating, Wilmer Wittmer, Gordon Phillips, Dale Smith, Roy Cole, and Frank Trester. The moments we shall now remember forever are our commencement and baccalaureate. The class officers were: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Kenny Baker Roy Cole Larry Sargent Virginia Wilson 21 Senior Class Prophecies I had the craziest dream last night. It seems I always nave crazy dreams when I eat onion and peanut butter sandwiches before going to bed. It seems that the class of 1959 was having it's ten-year reunion. We were all anxious to see one another again, but I must admit we all were very surprised to learn that Anna Bateman couldn't come because she was tied up with im- portant business in Las Vegas. The local sheriff, also a former classmate, Paul Waggoner, wanted to close her dance hall on Saturday nights. The place where we held our reunions was the Pennington Plaza Hotel. Our friend, Bobby ran the hotel in his spare time. The rest of the time was spent answering letters from his fan club, the president of which was Carolyn Day. We were very honored to have in our presence Charlie Seals, local bank president, and the millionaire actress Kay Mattingly, whose latest movie hit, Gentlemen Prefer Women , also starring Ruby Bridget Stoll, and Rocky Bob Chandler was playing at Loogootee's newest drive-in theater, The Park and Spark owned by Gordon B. Phillips. I decided that I'd watch television until the others arrived. The news announcer, Dale Smith, informed the United States that our ambassador, Richard Davis, had ar- rived safely in Moscow, and that his private aviatress, Dixie Watkins, who always did like fly-boys, was on her way back to a class reunion. Soon a western came on. The name of the program was Tall Tales of a Short Sheriff starring none other than Clifford McGuire. The commercial for the Xetyalp Corporation was sung by Wilmer Wittmer. His writer was Virginia Wilson who be- came famous for writing words backwards. The next program to appear was The Frank Trester Bandstand , whose theme song was The Sugar Booger Blues . His special guest star was the famous comedian, Roy Cole and his three little boys, Huey, Dewey, and Louie. Another old friend of mine who had recently made headlines was Mary Alice Milligan. It seems that she had started an open war against policemen. Mary Beth Brothers was now owner of Loogootee's largest Pool Room, which was under the management of Ricnard Watkins. Her Pool Room was located next to Janice's Pizza Parlor operated by Janice Evans. Richard Hoffman, whose farms covered most of Martin and Dubois counties, was happily married, and running for mayor of Haysville in the next election. His cam- paign manager, Jim Frye, was also married and the head of the Whitfield Chamber of Commerce. Mary Rose Farley, now had seven children, each with his own Volks- wagen. (She always liked little ones). Connie Arvin had just returned from a trip to the moon. She brought several moon men with her for slaves in her laboratory. She said her rocket pilot, Dave Crane, had decided to stay on the moon to teach the teenagers how to stay out of trouble in high school. 22 Bemettia Davis now packs spinach for the Popeye Spinach Co. She is known as Mrs. Hercules, because she is so strong. Another classmate who was sure to arrive at any time was Kenny Baker who was still president of the TUAD (Temperance Union for the Abolition of Dissipaters.) Since we believed everyone had arrived we sat down to the banquet table, but there still were two vacant seats. We heard a faint knock at the door, and to our surprise there was Larry Lyle; he had his arms full of autographed copies of his latest book entitled Poems to Propose By . We had decided by then that everyone was there, but I suddenly wondered, Where was Larry Sargent? Someone told me that he had been elected Father of the Year , and would probably be late because he couldn't find a baby sitter for his three sets of triplets and his one set of twins. Just as we were sitting down to eat I heard the stangest ringing noise. It was the alarm clock and I had to get up and try once again to get someone to answer a ques- tion that has been bothering me a long, long time, Why do we have bars on our win- dows, and where did I get this crazy jacket? But I guess I shouldn't feel alone for there going down the hall is Mr. Page, our class sponsor, repeating the same state- ment over and over, That class of '59, it's responsible for my being here. Written by ALICE MEIINE 1958 JUNIOR PLAY CAST A is for Arvin, Connie by name In another year it will be the same B is for Baker, Kenny's his name In engineering he will have fame B is for Brothers, her name's Mary Beth She likes going steady with Eddie the best B is for Bateman, her name is Ann It seems that Albert is her man C is for Chandler, Bob is his name He's always late for class, such a shame! C is for Cole, Roy's a nice guy When he sees Dot he gives her the eye C is for Crane, a real cool cat We all know he goes for Linda Pratt D is for Davis, Bernettia's an odd name But she likes Eddie just the same D is for Davis, Richard's his name When he works on cars they're never the same D is for Day, with the curly hair She and Tom make a good pair E is for Evans, a real helpful pal We all know' she is Neal's gal. F is for Farley, with a fickle mind We all know Gerald's her kind F is for Frye, Jim by name When Margie is around he isn't the same H is for Hoffman, a jolly old guy He always gives the girls the eye L is for Lyle, a boy from the West Everyone knows he likes California the best M is for Mattingly, a short little girl It seems Bob keeps her in a whirl 24 M is for McGuire, a short little guy He'd be in love if he wasn't so shy M is for Mehne, her name is Alice Jane For her sense of humor she has gained fame M is for Milligan, Mary's her name Wonder if nursing will be her fame P is for Pennington, Bob by name He doesn't like any dame P is for Phillips, an all right guy If he fell in love he probably would fly S is for Sargent with eyes of blue There isn't much this guy can't do S is for Seals, with the light hair When he's in school he wishes to be elsewhere S is for Smith, he likes math And in Trig he's certainly not lack S is for Stoll, a blonde named Ruby She and Dennie sure are cuties T is for Trester, the character of our class When we see him we just have to laugh W is for Waggoner, we call him P. J. We wonder if he'll be a farmer someday W is for Watkins, Dixie is her name Is Jim Gentry her only flame? W is for Watkins, he seldom misses school We doubt if he keeps the Golden Rule W is for Wilson, she has red hair She drives her Plymouth everywhere W is for Wittmer, a basketball star In the future he will go far 25 Senior Class Will I, Connie Arvin, will my place as office girl to Donna Braun. I, Kenny Baker, will my dimples to Beth Arvin. I, Anna Bateman, will my position on the Lion's Den to some lucky junior. I, Mary Beth Brothers, will my height to Donna Crane. I, Bob Chandler, will my hair to Mr. Williams. I, Roy Cole, will my knowledge of geometry to anyone who wants it. I, David Crane, will my ability to get along with the administration to anyone that wants it. I, Bernettia Davis, will my place in the office to Donna Chandler. I, Richard Davis, will my bucket of bolts to Terry Inman. I, Carolyn Day, will Duaine C. to Betty Fesler. I, Janice Evans, will my job as cafeteria cashier to Jean Ledgerwood. I, Mary Rose Farley, will my habit of going steady to Patty Cox. I, Jim Frye, will my seat in civics to Margie Truelove. I, Richard Hoffman, will the front seat at the Fox to Mr. Jones. I, Larry Lyle, will the state of Indiana to the birds. I, Kay Mattingly, will my short skirt to some lucky freshman. I, Clifford McGuire, will my height to Frosty Fields. I, Alice Mehne, will the honor of going to Girls' State to Lynne Beeman. I, Mary Alice Milligan, will my ability to hit police cars to Betty Fesler. I, Bob Pennington, will my fan clubs to Dave Harris. I, Gordon Phillips, will my position at the Ritz Theater to Joe Montgomery. I, Larry Sargent, will my girls to Barry Anderson. I, Charles Seals, will my seat in civics to Larry Mason. I, Dale Smith, will my position in trig to Bill Nigg. I, Ruby Stoll, will my blond hair to Pam Strickland. I, Frank Trester,will my position on the annual staff to anyone stupid enough to take it. I, Paul Waggoner, will my knowledge to anyone who needs it. I, Dixie Watkins, will the Air Force to Roger Gentry. I, Richard Watkins, will my T square to Terry Inman, I, Virginia Wilson, will my ability to drop things to Charlotte Kerns. I, Wilmer Wittmer, will my basketball ability to Barry Anderson. DANNY BRUNER LARRY BROWN BEVERLY SALMON WILMA ZIEGLER BILL NIGG 28 MARILYN WADE DELBERT FIELDS TRUMAN HEDRICK BARBARA DUNCAN CHARLOTTE KERNS LARRY MASON DOROTHY MATTINGLY JOHN BLEDSOE FAYE PORTER 29 JERRY SMITH BETTY FESLER BARRY ANDERSON JANET KIEFER BILL WRIGHT 30 DONALD JACKSON ALEVA DOVE MIKE LANNAN MARJORIE TRUE LOVE RALPH GOOD PASTER ELIZABETH ARVIN 31 JERALD SUTTON JUDY WALTON DAVID SMITH PATTY COX DONNA CHANDLER DAVID PEEK 32 SUE INMAN DONALD PENNINGTON BEVERLY ARVIN ALMA WILLIAMS CHARLOTTE ROLLER 33 NAME SAYING Lynda Abel Oh, Nuts Barry Anderson Hello Honey Beverly Arvin That’s a Shame Beth Arvin Conceited! Lynne Beeman Don!t John Bledsoe Shut up, Mason Donna Braun Huh! Larry Brown What Danny Bruner Don’t Worry About It Donna Chandler Seen Buddy? Patty Cox Whatcha say, Charlotte Donna Crane Huh! Aleva Dove No Kidding Barbara Duncan Oh, Shoot! Betty Fesler Oh, Jazz! Delbert Fields I Don’t Know Ralph Goodpaster Doggone It David Harris Hey! Truman Hedrick How About That Sue Inman I’ll Be Terry Inman Got the next drawing, Smitty? Donald Jackson Ain’t That Right Charlotte Kerns Oodles Gobs Janet Kiefer Gosh! Janice Kiefer Huh! Jean Ledgerwood Hey! Mike Lannan I Don’t Know Larry Mason Hey! Dorothy Mattingly Oh, Shut Up! John Medina Wright, you??? Jim Murphy Whatcha Gonna Do Bill Nigg You Honeyock! David Peek I Don’t Know Charlotte Roller Wait a Minute Beverly Salmon What re You Doing? Sherry Sargent Billy’s Coming Home SONG PET PEEVE GUYS DOLLS 16 Candles Conceited Boys Tim Lonely Teardrops Wright Tina Lover’s Question Conceited Boys Larry Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Kenny Lynne A Certain Guy Here I Stand Work Kenny 16 Candles Mrs. Williams Sharon Good-bye Baby Marilyn ???? Beep Beep Mr. Jones Susie V. 16 Candles Mr. Williams Donna K. I Cried a Tear Ellen Buddy All the Way Dot Roy Gordie Donna Sue Bill Donna Beverly Pat Lover’s Question Alma W. Kent I’ll Try Patty Cox Richard W A Whole Lot of Lovin Smitty Sharon All American Boy Mr. Jones ???? All American Boy Tall People ???? Stagger Lee Mr. Young Nancy Good-bye Baby Dot . Roy ???? She Say Fords ???? I’ve Had It Mr. Young Liz Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Demerits Margie I Cried a Tear Chewing Gum ???? Hawaiian Wedding Song Arguing ???? I Cried a Tear Certain Girls Jerry Donna None Donna Donna Bledsoe Ruth 16 Candles Girls that flirt with Roy Roy Donna Billy W. Rosalie My Happiness Sneaked Tests B ridge tt Teardrops Will Fall Medina Wright JoAnn My Happiness Mike Lannan Margaret I Cried a Tear Patty Bill All American Boy Wilma June Story of Love Long Weeks, Short Bill Week-ends NAME SAYING June Simmons Robert Slone David Smith Jerry Smith Pamela Strickland Jerald Sutton Ronnie Trambaugh Marjorie Truelove Marilyn Wade Donald Wagner Judy Walton Dean Walton Alma Williams Bill Wright Wilma Ziegler CO Cl Oh, Shoot! I Don!t Know Gosh! Darn! I Got a Letter I Don't Know I Don't Know Gosh, Darnit! I Reckon Oh, Shut Up! Oh, Shut Up! Same Difference Confound It Well? What You Say SONG Seventeen All American Boy Devoted to You Donna Story of Love All American Boy All American Boy I've Got a Wife I've Had It Blackberry Boogie I Cried a Tear Donna Donna My Heart Sings Story of Love PET PEEVE Charlotte Seniors Sutton Larry Brown Long Weeks, Short Week-ends Mrs. Williams Mrs. Williams Skits Margie T. Bookkeeping Jean Mr. Butcher Shirley Woods Barry A. ???? GUYS DOLLS Beverly ???? Kay Sue Lee Unknown Jane ???? ???? Marilyn Monroe Raymond Sue Lary Lee Mary Lou Don Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SPONSOR MR. PURCELL J. KRODEL JIM KRODEL DENNY PHILLIPS JOE MONTGOMERY DANNY THOMAS MR. PURCELL D. PHILLIPS J. MONTGOMERY D. THOMAS J. BAUER C. COBLE D. STRANGE 37 F. FIELDS S. WOODS R. GENTRY S. JONES P. JEFFERS M. ATCHISON S. TRUE LOVE J. WAGGONER 38 SOPHOMORES M. COX p. FISH We entered our freshman year with fifty-four members. Mr. Purcell was elected as our class sponsor. Under his leadership the class sponsored a sock-hop. We enjoyed a party at the American Legion Home and a class outing at Spring Mill State Park. Officers were as follows: President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Denny Phillips James Krodel Patty Barber Jo Ann Harris We began this year as sophomores with forty-seven students. Mr. Purcell again was our sponsor. This year we sponsored a sock-hop and sold magazine subscrip- tions. Officers of this year: President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . . James Krodel Dennis Phillips Joe Montgomery Danny Thomas Freshman Class Roy Panne 11, president Rosalee Ciolli, vice-president Patty Dennison, secretary Mrs. Williams MRS. WILLIAMS R. PANNELL R. CIOLLI P. DENNISON I E. DEATON M. O'BRIEN B. PHILLIPS C. ROBBINS G. LAMAR N. LUNDY K. HEMBREE N. NEUKAM R. ARVIN C. DAVIS C. BRAUN R. MAUDER C. DAY M. WOOD M. SURVANCE C. BREWSTER C. EARLEY J. ROBERTS H. STREET B. LAGENOUR FRESHMEN We started our freshman year with fifty-three students. We elected Mrs. Williams as our class sponsor. During the year we had a sock-hop and a party. We closed our school year with fifty-one freshmen. 42 Grades First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Jerry Street, Tony Bledsoe, Bob Neideffer, Karla Greene, Jean Swart- zentruber, Brenda Truelove, Lynn Drew, Mr. Frank Gates, teacher. Robert Enlow, Nancy Seals, Darrell Smith, Paula Devine, Barbara Richardson, Judy Seals, Shirley McCrary. Junior Gee, Bonnie Hatfield, Terry Hall, Vickie Jeffers, Patty Duncan, Brenda Gillick, Margaret Hoffman, Mickie Perkins. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Jim Salmon, Roger Taylor, Steve Riggins, Mike Woods, Gary Jeffers, Terry Street, Chester Phillips, Patty Phillips, Julia Durst, Karen Fry, Lylia Swayze, Charlotte Hotz. Arnold Truelove, Jerry Taylor, David Strickland, Linnea Olson, Jo Ann Chattin, Linda Strawn, Ralph Haines, Allan Owens, Sharon Wag- goner, Penny Mattingly. Mr. Frank Gates, teacher, Bill Drake, Charles Salmon, Robert Haines, Janet Wildman, Susan Drew, Phyllis Fields, Jean Duncan, Betty Tomey, Anita Sanders, Joyce Jackson. 44 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Kenneth Woods, Darrell Swartzentruber, Margie Lagle, Rebecca Hanger, Veda Jeffers, Abbie Fuhrman, Wanda Hotz, Andy Phillips, Jim Chandler, Dave Bruner, Olson Rickard, Mr. Covalt, teacher. Sharon Hoffman, Beth Smith, Cheryl Walton, Joyce Walton, Susan Earps, Martha Hoffman, Wanda Hatfield, Beverly Gregory, Deborah Sexton, Paulette Brandon, Peggy Taylor. Keith Parsons, Dale Baker, Kenneth Seals, Barry Stuckey, Steve Leighty, Bob Robbins, Jack Wadsworth, Bob Dove, Steve Page, Mike Bohlinger, Jim Hembree, Don Long. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Linda Taylor, Carl Bridgewater, Brenda Divine, Linda Divine, Rachel Hatfield, John Sexton, Michall Peek, Terry Hasler, Joan Neideffer, Sue McCrary, Mrs. Risher, teacher. Bobbe McCord, Laura Crane, Jonnie Cochran, Tommy Dillion, Eugene Moffatt, Randall Kaiser, Alma Hanger, Ronald Bledsoe, Linda Bledsoe, Dianna Summers, Ronnie Mehne, Ronald Edwards. Vicki Pfaffenburger, Bonnie Truelove, Larry Wildman, John Milligan, Brenda Gee, Lynda Winters, Delores Earps, Delores Waggoner, Charles Conover, Danny Cox, Donny Lyons, Martin Drew, Karen Jones, Lorene Swartzentrube r. Judy Collins, Kenneth Parsons, Beverly Brooks, Patty Ledgerwood, Dallas Salmon, Steve Brett, Donna Pennington, Dennis Rickard, Mrs. June Crane, teacher. Shirley Long, Steve Bough, Neal Jackson, Anna Bridgewater, Denny Long, Brenda Walton, Bobby Chattin, Vicki Wagoner, Neal Williams. Patsy Gregory, Kenny Olsen, David Street, Jerry Richardson, Melanie Perkins, Jimmy Huebner, John Lagle, Roger Heliums, Steve Bright. Gordon Seals, Carla Leighty, Dane Mosby, Robbin Stoll, Sandra Beasley, Larry Bledsoe, David Armstrong, Mrs. Robinson, teacher. Jimmy Nigg, Janet Bateman, John Durst, David Abel, Rex Strawn, Brenda Divine, Dale Hatfield, Kathy Jeffers. Kerry Darrenkamp, Mary Hoffman, Dean Swartzentruber, Charles Doughtery, Marilyn Harper, Joyce Schnaar, Roger Wildman, Gloria Hudson, Becky Bruner. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Deena Jeffers, Naomi Winters, Becky Chandler, Mike Dougherty, Vicki Clifton, Gale Tomes, Lana Woods, Jo Dee Page, Debbie Kay Campbell, Debbie Crane, Debbie Walls, Miss Fegan, teacher. Jeffery Scott, David Walton, Sally Sargent, Anna Armstrong, David Stelle, Cecil Truelove, Brent Divine, Terry Sanders, Sue Woodward, Dianna Wildman, Joseph Lukomski, Mike Brooks. Freddie Lyon, Dean Moffatt, Sue Moffatt, Terry Walton, R. C. Wood- ward, Gary McCord, Krystine Combs, Karen Pfaffen, Steven Collins, Gary Swartzentruber, Delmer Graber, Jimmie Parsons, Graydon Williams, Stanley Salmon. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Brenda Salmon, Marsha Fields, Mark Heliums, Douglas Divine, Wilma Hotz, Marvin Graber, June Strawn, Cynthia Brandon, Diana Knowles, Susan Sargent, Mrs. McCarter, teacher. Edwin Durst, Ronnie Street, Marsha Crays, Leona Neideffer, Rebecca Potts, Jean Darrenkamp, Raylene Chandler, Debra Susann Hickman, Cletus Hudson, Michael Bateman, Steven Swartzentruber. Doris Hatfield, Janice Lyons, Wanda McDonald. Debra Kay Keifner, Debra Sue Summer, David Lett, Rex Sager, Tony Walton, Larry Parsons, Judith Flick, Vickie Richardson, Karen Jeffers. 47 Activities Girls’ Physical Education 49 Boosters Club r r i � 'll «• it •«I ••• • i • •% Senior Class Play Physical Education 50 Home Economics 52 Librarians L.H.S. Band Pep Band 53 Varsity Team Row One: Left to right - M. Lett, Student Manager, B. Wright, B. Bohlinger, G. Phillips, R. Cole, D. Phillips, Coach Jack Butcher. Row Two: J. Murphy, Student Manager, D. Bruner, B. Nigg, F. Trester, D. Smith, J. Krodel, W. Wittmer. BASKETBALL STATISTICS Name Class F. G. F. G.% F. T. F. T. % T. P. Avg. Wittmer Sr. 153-361 .424 141-192 .734 447 22.4 Nigg Jr. 146-351 .416 82-125 .656 374 18.6 Phillips G. Sr. 101-258 .392 59-84 .702 261 12.4 Bruner Jr. 56-139 .403 23-40 . 575 135 6.4 Wright Jr. 30-79 .380 11-20 . 550 71 3.4 Trester Sr. 14-41 .341 16-20 .800 44 2. 9 Phillips D. So. 4-13 .308 4-7 . 571 12 1.2 Cole Sr. 2-8 .250 1-1 1. 000 5 .7 Smith Sr. 2-8 .250 1-2 .500 5 . 7 Krodel So. 2-3 .667 6-12 . 500 10 1.0 Bohlinger So. 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 2 2. 0 p SEASON'S HIGHLIGHTS The Lions, under the direction of Coach Jack Butcher, have concluded a successful season with 15 wins against 6 losses. One of the more notable victories of the year was a 55-42 triumph over Shawswiclc, the Bedford sectional champs. Another fine effort by the Loogootee Lions was the hard fought game with Springs Valley. The Blackhawks finally won the game by a score of 71-70 in an over-time. Wilmer Wittmer, a senior forward, scored 36 points. The Lions outstanding scoring performance of the year was achieved against the Elnora Owls. They racked up a 93-57 victory. Loogootee threw a potent 1-2 punch against the Owls when seniors, Gordon Phillips and Wilmer Wittmer scored 36 and 35 points respectively. The Odon Bulldogs, Washington Sectional Champs, also had trouble with the Lions. The Lions led by 10 points going into the final quarter only to see the Bulldogs ram through 36 points. The Odon team won the game 88 to 83. The final game of the season was a thrilling one when the Lions played the Bloom- field Cardinals. This team had quite a reputation as they won the Greene County Sectional and were the Wabash Valley champs. The final score read 61-57, with the Lions on the losing end. Bill Nigg, junior forward, paced the Lions with 23 points. n n n 56 Trophy Holiday LION'S WIN HOLIDAY TOURNEY The Loogootee Lions won their first games in the holiday tourney by defeating Mont- gomery 37-30. In an attempt to upset the favored Lions Montgomery played possession ball and were trailing by only one point at half time 9-10. The game opened up in the final quarter with the Lions outscoring Montgomery 20-17 and pull away for a 37-30 win. Washington Catholic defeated St. John's and earned the right to meet the Loogootee Lions in the final game. Washington started fast and built up a 17-9 lead at the end of the first quarter. For the remaining three quarters it was all Loogootee, as Gordon Phillips, Wilmer Wittmer, and Bill Nigg led an offensive attack that moved the Lions out in front 50-31 at the end of the third quarter. As the final period got under way the Cardinals tried desperately to catch the Lions but to no avail. When the buzzer sounded to end the game Loogootee had won the holi- day tourney by a 68-48 score over Washington's Cardinals. Bill Nigg took scoring honors for the game with 25 points. Following the championship game the sportsmanship trophy was presented to Lions forward, Wilmer Wittmer. 57 BASKETBALL SEASON'S RECORD Loogootee 55 Shawswick 42 Loogootee 69 Oolitic 53 Loogootee 72 Shoals 67 Loogootee 68 Wash. Cath. 61 Loogootee 70 Springs Valley 71 O. T. Loogootee 71 Montgomery 57 Loogootee 70 Petersburg 45 Loogootee 47 Orleans 55 Loogootee 83 Odon 88 Loogootee 90 Vincennes Cath. 71 Loogootee 68 Dubois 62 Loogootee 62 Montgomery 55 Loogootee 65 Plainville 41 Loogootee 55 Wash. Cath. 61 Loogootee 50 Shoals 47 Loogootee 67 Switz City 66 O. T. Loogootee 93 Elnora 57 Loogootee 57 Bloomfield 61 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Loogootee 37 Montgomery 30 Loogootee 68 Wash. Cath. 48 SECTIONAL Loogootee 51 Washington Hatchets 65 Sherry Sargent Mary Lee Atchison Judy Roberts Kay Mattingly Second Team Freshman Team 59 Baseball Team First Row: (Left to right) Bill Nigg, Larry Mason, Roy Cole, Dale Smith, Wilmer Wittmer, Danny Bruner, Danny Hoffman. Second Row: Roy Pannell, Jim Murphy, Denny Phillips, Donald Jackson, Bill Bohlinger, Dave Harris, Mr. Page, coach. Roy Cole Wilmer Wittmer 62 LIONS WIN S. W. I. A. C. The Loogootee Lions, Elletsville, and Oolitic all ended up in a three place tie for first. Costello Field was selected for the play off. The Lions had to win both games to win division two. In the first game Loogootee defeated a stubborn Elletsville nine by a score of 12-4. W. Wittmer, senior pitcher, relieved D. Smith in the third inning with Loogootee be- hind 4-3. Wittmer pitched excellent ball as he shut out Elletsville during the last eight and one-third innings. Loogootee's one run that came in the sixth was the only run scored until the eleventh when the Lions broke loose and scored eight runs. Osborne was the losing pitcher. There were several extra base hits in the game as W. Wittmer came up with a triple to go with two singles. Bill Nigg got a triple to go with two doubles and Smith got a double to go with a pair of singles. In the second game Wittmer displayed a lot of stamina as he pitched the Lions to a 2-1 victory over the Oolitic Bearcats. Wittmer seemed as strong at the end of the game as he did at the start as he struck out two batters and threw out the other in the last inning. Loogootee scored their only two runs in the fourth. B. Nigg was safe on an error. D. Smith doubled to drive in a run and L. Mason's single, drove in the winning run. Oliver was the losing pitcher as he gave up only two hits, two walks, and struck out five batters. The winning pitcher, W. Wittmer, gave up five hits, two walks, and struck out ten. On October 1, the Loogootee Lions defeated Spencer, division one wanner, by a score of 11-3. The Lions had a shaky start when Spencer scored three runs in the first inn- ing as the result of two errors, a walk, and a hit. Wittmer settled down and pitched fine shut-out ball the rest of the way. He gave up only six hits, four walks, and struck out four batters to give Spencer their first loss of the season. Rumple was the losing pitcher as the Lions connected for ten hits, four walks, and had five batters struck out. Nigg got a triple to go along with two singles. Wittmer got a double and a single for the only extra base hit of the game. This gave the Lions the Conference title. 63 LION'S WIN MARTIN-DAVIESS COUNTY TOURNEY In the opening round of the Martin-Daviess County Baseball tournament the Loogootee Lions eliminated Alfordsville by a score of 9-1. W. Wittmer worked on the mound and tossed a neat 4 hitter. Lemmon was the losing pitcher for the Jackets. Dale Smith got two doubles for the only extra base hits of the game. The second game was a pitcher's battle between Cmckendantz of Plainville, and Daffron, of Elnora, Chickendantz came out on top as Plainville defeated Elnora 3-0. Daugherty and Cox doubled for Plainville. In the final game of the evening St. John's surprised Washington C. with an easy 10-6 win. F. Wenzel pitched steady ball and gave the Cards 7 hits. Wagner was the losing pitcher. Wagner got 3 singles for the Cards. Extra base hits of the game saw F. Wenzel and B. Bedsoe each hit doubles. Shoals H. S. advanced to the final game in the Martin-Daviess County tourney as they took a close decision over St. John's by a score of 6-5. Asbell was the winning pitcher. F. Wenzel was the loser. Extra base hits of the game were gotten by A. Crim, a triple. Asbell got a double. In the second game, the Lions defeated Plainville by a score of 6-3. Dale Smith pitched a fine game and allowed only 4 hits. Chickendantz was the loser. The Lions first run came in the third on successive singles by Murphy, Nigg, and Wittmer. B. Bohlinger's double was the only extra base hit. Mason got three singles during the game. In the championship game Loogootee defeated Shoals by a score 4-1. Dale Smith pitched another fine game for the Lions as he only allowed 3 hits, 3 walks and struck out 4. Asbell was the losing pitcher as the Lions connected for 7 hits. Cole, a senior outfielder, was the only player getting two hits during the game. Nigg with a triple, Dale Smith with a double. 64 The Loogootee Lions had a very successful baseball season the past season under Coach Lester Page. The team completed the season with an 11-2 won-lost record. This is one of the best records thay any baseball team has ever had from Loogootee. The Lions averaged nine runs a game, and held the opponent's average to three. The team consisted of three seniors, seven juniors, three sophomores, and one freshman. Although next year the team will be lacking the three seniors, who all had starting positions, the Lions' prospects look promising for next year. Bill Nigg received a trophy for hitting the highest percentage of any member of the team, with a . 481 batting average. Wilmer Wittmer was runner up with a . 417 batting average. Below are the team averages and the results of the games played. Name AB H PCT. Name AB H PCT. B. Nigg 52 25 .481 J. Murphy 46 10 .217 W. Wittmer 48 20 .417 R. Cole 30 5 . 167 D. Smith 41 15 .366 D. Bruner 19 3 .158 L. Mason 41 15 .366 D. Jackson 26 4 .154 G. Spencer 11 4 .363 D. Phillips 27 4 .148 D. Hoffmann 10 3 .300 B. Bohlinger 23 2 . 087 R. Pannell 3 2 .250 D. Harris 24 2 . 083 REGULAR SEASON Loogootee 7 Springs Valley 5 ♦Loogootee 16 Shawswick 7 Loogootee 7 Wash. Caih. 9 ♦Loogootee 9 Oolitic 0 Loogootee 12 Springs Valley 4 ♦Loogootee 6 Ellets ville 8 Loogootee 14 Plainville 2 ♦Loogootee 12 Ellets ville 4 Loogootee 2 Oolitic 1 ♦Loogootee 11 Spencer 3 S. W. I. A. C. TOURNEY Loogootee 9 Alfordsville 1 Plainville 3 Elnora 0 St. Johns 10 Wash. Cath. 6 Shoals 6 St. Johns 5 Loogootee 6 Plainville 3 Loogootee 4 Shoals 1 Final 65 Game Junior High “A ”Team SECOND ROW: Left to right - David Strickland Robert Haines Robert Enlow Darrell Smith Captain, Junior Gee FIRST ROW: Gary Jeffers Roger Taylor Mike Bohlinger Steve Page Alan Owens Junior High Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Ann Chattin Penny Mattingly Brenda Truelove Brenda Gillick Margaret Hoffman Junior High B Team 66 FIRST ROW: Left to right - Steve Page Arnold Ti’uelove Stephen Riggins Mike Woods Gary Jeffex-s Mike Bohlinger SECOND ROW: Allen Owen Bill Drake Terry Hall Robert Enlow Ralph Haines Tony Bledsoe Coach Fi'ank Gates JUNIOR HIGH TEAM A RECORD Loogootee 51 Shoals 32 Loogootee 37 Montgomery 17 Loogootee 29 Shawswick 54 Loogootee 40 Shoals 16 Loogootee 55 Elnora 14 Loogootee 26 Orleans 22 Loogootee 32 Springs Valley 30 Loogootee 28 Odon 25 Loogootee 45 St. John’s 22 Loogootee 43 Crane 36 Loogootee 47 Orleans 28 Loogootee 38 Springs Valley 30 Loogootee 35 Shawswick 30 Loogootee 33 St. John's 23 Loogootee 63 Elnora 19 Loogootee 58 Sugarland 29 Loogootee 20 Odon 31 Loogootee 71 Sugarland 30 Loogootee 41 Crane 20 Loogootee 27 Montgomery 22 JUNIOR HIGH TEAM B RECORD Loogootee 41 Montgomery 19 Loogootee 30 Orleans 11 Loogootee 42 Elnora 19 Loogootee 36 St. John's 19 Loogootee 43 Crane 36 Loogootee 41 Orleans 22 Loogootee 32 St. John's 22 Loogootee 40 Elnora 21 Loogootee 29 Sugarland 30 Loogootee 30 Sugarland 15 Loogootee 36 Crane 22 Loogootee 25 Montgomery 15 67 1 - Junior Girls 2 - Senior Girls 3 - Milligan 4 - Fish 5 - Bee man 6 - Dove 7 - Beemans 8 - Trester 9 - Crooke 10 - Wright 11 - Inman 12 - Sheetz 13 - Roller 14 - Williams - 15 - Davis 16 - Medina 17 - Sarg Fish 18 - Davis 19 - Junior Girls 20 - Evans 21 - Inman 22 - Braun 23 - Junior Girls 24 - Davises 25 - Hembree 26 - Day 27 - Cox 28 - Mehne 29 - Beeman 30- Walton 31 - Chandler 32 - Inman 33 - Murphy 34 - Duncan 35 - Able 36 - Seniors 37 - Farley 38 - Walton 39 - Dove 40 - Wilson 41 - Brown 42 - McGuire 43 - Baker 44 - Fesler 45 - Smith 71 THE HIM HE II COMP Lumber Millwork and Builder’s Supplies Phone 171 JASPER, INDIANA LARKIN’S BROTHERS ON THE SQUARE Phone 98 Loogootee, Indiana Latest Styles Fashions from our Air Conditioned Dress Shop and Newly Remodeled Men's Shop I. 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