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

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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

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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

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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