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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

We, the Senior Class of 1962, respectfully dedicate this issue of the Black and Gold to Mr. Leo J. Costello, who faithfully served so many years in the Loogootee Public School system. He is gone but not forgotten. l •nan 5!2b¥ $1 1® ' 'V Si  • -- jj-.i BIWiiar.iC anir.w r i 7y r-% T- f j g jr - § ji . M  «« . urns DR. ROBERT CHATTIN LEWIS PENDELTON ALBERT ACKERMAN SCHOOL BOARD GEORGE T. WILLIAMS Superintendent HENRY THORNE Industrial Arts KATHRO WILLIAMS Commerce KATHRYN JONES Home Economics MICHAEL DONAHUE Ass't. Coach-7th and 8th Grades LOIS JACKSON Art JACK BUTCHER History-Phys. Ed.-Coach 7 THELMA MORRISON Science-English-Social Studies WILLIAM PURCELL Mathematics-Science 8 ALVIN HOLLAND English-Commerce AMELIA LUCAS Music-English JANETTE WALTON Office Secretary MARVIN HICKS Band YEARBOOK STAKE 9 SANDRA PARISH Home Ec. Club............... 3,4 Yearbook Staff................ 4 Booster's Club Ambition: Nurse RUTH ANN BRAUN Librarians' Club............... 3,4 Booster's Club Glee Club........................ 4 Yearbook Staff....................4 Ambition: Secretary MARVIN SURVANCE Yearbook Staff ........... Booster's Club Ambition: Mechanic 4 11 DIANE KAY CONOLTY Band ....................1,2,3,4 Dance Band.................. 2,3,4 Band Officer ................2,3,4 Student Conductor ............ 3,4 Majorette ...................... 1 Glee Club ............... 1,2,3,4 Girls' State Delegate Yearbook Staff ..................4 Booster's Club Valedictorian Ambition:; Music Teacher RALPH MAUDER Booster's Club Basketball....................... 1 Track ............................1 Science Club .................... 3 Boy's State Delegate Yearbook Staff ...................4 Ambition: Architectural Engineer JUDY ANN NIGG Band .................... 1,2,3,4 Dance Band .................... 3,4 Band Officer .................2,3,4 Band Council .................. 3,4 Majorette ...................... 1 Glee Club ................... 1,2,3 Girls' State Alternate Cheerleader ................. 2,3,4 Yearbook Staff .................. 4 Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher 12 CARROL LEE DAVIS Booster's Club Class President .................. 2 Basketball ....................... 1 Yearbook Staff ....................4 Ambition: Aviator LARRY ANDERSON Baseball ......................3,4 Basketball.....................3,4 Track .......................... 4 Glee Club....................... 3 Yearbook Staff ................. 4 Ambition: Navy or College MARY ELLEN WOOD Home Ec. Club .................3,4 Home Ec. Treasurer.............. 4 Yearbook Staff.................. 4 Salutatorian Ambition: Secretary 13 NORMA KAY NEUKAM Glee Club ...............1,2,3,4 Home Ec. Club..................3,4 Majorette Corps ................ 4 Booster's Club Yearbook Staff ..................4 Ambition: Marriage CHARLES DAY Glee Club .................... 3,4 Booster's Club Yearbook Staff.................. 4 Ambition: Architect RUTH ANN ARVIN Majorette ................... 2,3,4 Officer........................ 3,4 Glee Club ....................... 1 Booster's Club Yearbook Staff....................4 Class Treasurer.................. 1 Ambition: College 14 Y'V N; KENNETH EDWARD ELLIS Glee Club ..............1,2,3,4 Vice-President .................4 Booster's Club Yearbook Staff ................ 4 Ambition: Mechanical Engineer JAMES BRUNER Booster's Club Vice-President.................. 2 Basketball ..................... 1 Track .......................... 1 Yearbook Staff ..................4 Ambition: Conservation Officer CHARLENE HILDA BRAUN Band ....................1,2,3,4 Dance Band..................2,3,4 Band Officer ................ 2,3 Glee Club ...............1,2,3,4 Booster's Club Class Secretary ............2,3,4 Science Club .................. 3 Home Ec. Club ................. 4 Betty Crocker Award Yearbook Staff..................4 Ambition: Teacher ■ ¥ .v r- v.: ■ 15 VIRGIL HARPER Basketball ............... 1,2,3,4 Track.....................1,2,3,4 Class President...................4 Vice-President....................3 Science Club..................... 3 Boys' State Alternate Yearbook Staff....................4 Ambition: Electronic Engineer TERRY SUE ABEL Glee Club ...............1,2,3,4 Science Club.....................3 Home Ec. Club....................3 Booster's Club Yearbook Staff.................. 4 Ambition: Nurse 16 ANDREA ROSE PALLADINO MICHAEL BRISCOE LETT Band .................... 1,2,3,4 Student Manager............. 1 2,3 Science Seminar................3,4 Science Club.................... 3 Treasurer......................3,4 Boys' State Delegate Yearbook Staff...................4 Ambition: Physician KAREN ROSE HEMBREE Glee Club .................1 -2 3 4 Home Ec. Club...................3,4 Booster's Club Majorette.........................4 Yearbook Staff....................4 Ambition: Marriage Science Club .............. Majorette Corp............. Booster's Club Yearbook Staff............. Ambition: Biology Teacher 17 GARY LAMAR Basketball ..............1,2,3,4 Track ................... 1,2,3,4 Baseball ....................2,3,4 Yearbook Staff.................. 4 Ambition: Navy ROY EMERY PANNELL Basketball ............... 1,2,3,4 Baseball .................1,2,3,4 Track .........................1 2,3 Glee Club .......................2,3 Class President................... 1 Yearbook Staff ....................4 Ambition: Air Force DONNA SUE LAGLE Librarians1 Club............. Booster's Club Science Club ................ Yearbook Staff .............. Ambition: Nurse 2 3 , 3 4 18 MARY FRANCES GOINS MARGARET O'BRIEN JIM JONES Yearbook Staff.......... Booster's Club Ambition: Mining Engineer Home Ec. Club .... Booster's Club Yearbook Staff .... Ambition: Secretary Yearbook Staff . Booster's Club Ambition: Artist 4 19 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 1962, entered Loogootee High in the fall of 1958 with fifty-three students. Under the guidance of Mrs. Kathro Williams, who was selected as our sponsor, the class sponsored a sock hop and held a class party. Class officers were as follows: President ................................ Roy Panned Vice-President...........................Rosalie Ciolli Secretary-Treasurer.............................. Patty Dennison In 1959, forty-eight of us returned as sophomores. We sponsored a sock-hop and a candy sale under the leadership of Mrs. Williams. The class officers this year were: President ............................... Carrol Davis Vice-President ....................... James Bruner Secretary............................... Charlene Braun Treasurer .......................... Beverly Lagenour Our third year of high school began with only thirty-two members returning. We held several money- making projects. Among these were several candy sales, a car wash, two sock hops, and a chili supper. The class, under the direction of Mrs. Williams, also sponsored a show, sold fruit cakes and ball point pens. We received our class rings and closed our junior year with an Oriental Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The class officers were: President ..............................Eddy Deaton Vice-President..........................Virgil Harper Secretary ............................. Charlene Braun Treasurer................................. Mike Lett Here it is 1962 and twenty-seven of us are seniors. Throughout the year the seniors have participated in several money-raising projects. We are very proud of our annual, The Black and Gold, whichalmost all of the seniors, along with our sponsor, Mrs. Williams, helped to publish. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom and to our class trip in May to Washington D. C. The events which we will always remember will be our baccalaureate and commencement. President_____ Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer...... ..Virgil Harper .. Kenny Ellis Charlene Braun .... Mike Lett CLASS STATISTICS Colors ...........................Yellow and White Flower ...............................Yellow Rose Motto ........Knowledge Comes But Wisdom Lingers 20 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Terry Abel, will my dimples to Patty Harper. I, Larry Anderson, will my ability to take out girls to anyone who wants it. I, Ruth Arvin, will my ability to get along with the male sex to Cheryl Martin. I, Charlene Braun, will my position in dance band to Bobby Chattin. I, Ruth Ann Braun, will my position in the cafeteria to anyone who wants it. I, Jim Bruner, will my life to the driving of Bob Adams and Paulie Jeffers. I, Diane Conolty, will my ability to drive to Lynn Drew. I, Carrol Davis, will my ability to get along with the Shoals girls to Gary Goller. I, Chuck Day, will my position at the pop-corn machine to any sucker dumb enough to take it. I, Kenny Ellis, will my ability to get along with the administration to anyone who wants it. I, Mary Frances Goins, will my pigeon toes to Patty Harper. I, Virgil Harper, will my ability to throw a shot putt (and win) to Darrell Smith. I, Karen Hembree, will my ability to get a diamond to Karla Green. I, Jim Jones, will my place in the Senior Class to Bob Hinkle. I, Donna Lagle, will my ability to control my temper to Susan Drew. I, Gary LaMar, will my ability to get along with other people to Terry LaMar. I, Mike Lett, will my ability to goof off to Danny Williams. I, Ralph Mauder, will my Olds, to Lee Arvin. I, Kay Neukam, will my ability to get along with my steady to Susan Drew. I, Mike Newton, will my ability to do the Twist to Mr. Williams. I, Judy Nigg, will my height to Mike Bohlinger. I, Margaret O'Brien, will my rosie cheeks to Betty Lukins. I, Andrea Palladino, will my position as majorette to Carmen Palladino. I, Sandy Parish, will my fun at L. H.S. to Reek and Butch. I, Roy Pannell, will my good looks and conceit to Brenda Gillick. I, Marvin Survance, will my ability to get along with the cute girls and blonds to Turtle. I, Mary Ellen Wood, will my seat on the bus to Judy Hite. I, Mrs. Williams, will my position as Senior Class Sponsor to Mrs. Lucas. 21 CLASS 1 IW Ml EC Y After ten years of saving, scrimping, and penny-pinching, I was finally able to fulfill my lifelong dream of taking a trip around the world. I decided to combine my trip and the fun of looking up my old classmates from L. H.S. I decided that if I had a traveling companion, I would enjoy the trip more, but whom could I persuade to go with me? I pondered this question for awhile and came up with the answer—Sandy Parish! I picked Sandy for two reasons. First, she was my friend and second, she had enough money to pay her own way (she had recently cleaned up at the tables in Las Vegas). We packed our bags, boarded the train, and headed for San Francisco singing California, Here We Come. When the conductor came by to punch our tickets, we recognized him as Carrol Davis. He pointed out another classmate who was also on the train. It was Mike Lett. We talked with Mike for quite awhile and recalled some of the good times we used to have in high school. He told us that he was on his way to Hollywood to star in a new television show about a doctor. (Who says you can't predict the future? I remember when we were still in school, we used to call him Doc. ) He told us that Marvin Survance was now president of a big oil company in Texas. I believe he also said something about a rumor that Marvin's uncle owned the company. We arrived in San Francisco and transferred to a luxury liner bound for Honolulu. Upon arriving in Hawaii, we decided to take a few hula lessons. To our surprise the instructor turned out to be Roy Pannell. We chatted with Roy and he gave us a tip as to where we might find another of our classmates He told us to go to a big department store in the heart of the city. We thanked him for the tip and went to the store to find Ralph Mauder modeling muu-muus. Both Roy and Ralph seemed to be happy in their work. After bidding the islands farewell, we sailed for the Orient. We landed in China and started out to do some sightseeing. We took a ride in a rickshaw. Deciding that we were hungry, we asked the driver to stop at a little Chinese restaurant. After tipping the rickshaw driver, we started to walk away but taking a second look under that funny little hat we found James Bruner. We asked Jim how he ever came to be in China pulling a rickshaw. He told us that our prom had inspired him. We entered the restaurant and were amazed to find an American atmosphere, but what else could you expect with an American owner. In fact, she was a classmate of ours—Andrea Palladino. 22 Next our trip took us to Italy. First to Rome, where a new movie was being filmed starring those two top box office stars, Donna Lagle and Charles Day. Then we went to Venice for a ride in a gondola with a singing gondolier. His name seemed vaguely familiar—Mike Newton. From there we headed for Paris. We knew our trip wouldn't be complete if we didn't get an original evening gown either from LaMar's Dressmaking Salon owned by Gary LaMar or from Arvin's Fashion House operated by Ruth Arvin. We left Paris and sailed across the English Channel to London, England. Here we read in the local paper that Larry Anderson was the new Prime Minister of England. We left England the next day and flew (by airplane, of course) to New York. Our pilot and stewardess for the trip were Virgil Harper and Terry Able. We chatted with them for a little while after we landed. They told us that our new ambassadress to Russia, Ruth Ann Braun, had cemented our relations with that country. (Could it be because she gave Krush some tickets to Disneyland?) Now we had located all of our classmates except just a few. We decided to start looking for the rest in Loogootee. We figured if anyone could help us it would be the editor of the local newspaper. We walked into the editor's office and to our pleasant surprise we found the editor to be Mary Frances Goins. She told us that Jim Jones had taken over his father's job at the local theater which was now owned by Karen Hembree and Kay Neukam who are both married now. She said that Margaret O'Brien now owned a string of hotels and that she was married and lived in Florida. Mary also told us where in town we could find another of our classmates. She said Judy Nigg now owned the place on the corner where she used to work. We stopped in to see Judy and found that she is still single. She can't seem to make up her mind to settle down. She told us that Diane Conolty was married and lived in Pennsylvania. She also told us that Kenny Ellis and Charlene Braun were married and lived on a farm which Kenny owned. Charlene teaches in the local school. (I see she got her M. A., B. A., and Mrs. Degrees.) As we were about to leave town, we happened past the poolroom. We looked in and whom should we see but our dear sponsor, Mrs. Williams. She told us that the doctor had advised her to take up pool as a form of relaxation. (Seems the typing classes now are more nerve racking than we were.) by Mary Ellen Wood 23 ''F 'V' •'• ■ yy h  1 “r «•• •• • ■•• ’It'Mflii ti ’ • - veT. W gfty'W N't) t4| H ,  ! t 'ii iK -I « 4+ c V SSSEB iS 'C r y wqfiJrH. •% ffet ' y • •• • U ffi gvfcf: hi •• • «M- rirp, -.«mast .Mf’i(....«n , S'jSwh . : • ’ ,•. - iis • “©? F Swiq 1 % , Darrell Smith Jan Westenbarger Lee Arvin Nancy Seals Bob Hinkle Brenda Gillick Larry Hotz Betty Lukens Gerald Frye A. Lingenfelter Gene Chan ley Danny Williams Karla Greene James Ziegler Terry Hall Cheryl Martin Patty Harper Robert Neideffer 25 Bob Arvin Brenda True love John Simmons Lynn Drew Jr. Gee Mickie Perkins Tom Medina Paula Divine Phil Gowins Dianne Wagoner Tony Bledsoe Judi Seals Terry Lett Phyllis Survance Ronnie Moffitt J. Swartzentruber Charles Sheetz Jane Watson 26 B. Richardson Patty Duncan Kenneth Taylor Dionne Davis Shirley McCrary Margaret Hoffman Larry Spears Vicki Jeffers JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered as freshmen with fifty-two members. It was the largest class in our high school. The freshmen, with the help of Mrs. Amelia Lucas, sponsored a very successful sock hop and two bake sales. The class officers were: President................................Gerald Frye Vice-President ..........................Junior Gee Secretary............................ Brenda True love Treasurer .......................... Margaret Hoffman Reporter................................. Karla Greene We started our sophomore year with forty-five members. Mrs. Amelia Lucas was again our sponsor. We sponsored two sock hops, two bake sales, and a number of candy sales. The proceeds went toward our prom and class trip. The class officers were: President................................ Junior Gee Vice-President ........................ Darrell Smith Secretary ............... ............... Karla Greene Treasurer .......................... Phyllis Survance Our Junior Class consists of forty-two members. So far, the year has been a profitable one. Mrs. Amelia Lucas is still our sponsor. We are looking forward to our prom and class trip. The class officers are: President......................................Darrell Smith Vice-President ...................... Phyllis Survance Secretary ................................ Nancy Seals Treasurer ............................Danny Wi 11 iams Assistant Treasurer................... Mickie Perkins Reporter .................................. Tom Medina 27 NAME PET PEEVE FAVORITE SONG GUYS DOLLS Bob Arvin Study Hall Loving You Brenda Lee Arvin Mr. Jones Garden of Eden Nancy Tony Bledsoe Mr. Jones Big Bad John Sandra P. Gene Chanley Gerald Frye Fool Number One Patty Dionne Davis Patty When The Boy In Your Arms Bill Paula Divine People who mess up my typing paper Can't Help Falling In Love Lynn Drew People who don't yell When The Boy In Your Arms Mike Pat Duncan Linton Girls Can't Help Falling in Love Russell Gerald Frye Junior Gee Run To Him Kathy C. Junior Gee Frye and Hinkle Moon River Connie Brenda Gil lick Montgomery Girls Can't Help Falling In Love Joe Phil Gowins Mr. Holland Big Bad John Sandra Karla Greene Mr. Ackerman Can't Help Falling In Love Danny Terry Hall Bill Drake God, Country, and My Baby Girls Patty Harper Work When The Boy In Your Arms Jim Bob Hinkle The Big Three Let There Be Drums Marqaret Hoffman Mr. Jones Moon River Paul Larry Hotz Mr. Jones My Jesus Cares Betty Vicki Jeffers B. Gillick Can't Help Falling In Love Jim Terry Lett Mrs. Jackson Big Bad John Alice Lingenfelter Mr. Jones This Time Gary Betty Lukins Work Fool Number One Cheryl Martin Plainville Can't Help Falling In Love Tony Shirley McCrary B. Truelove Can't Help Falling In Love Tom Medina History Teachers Hit The Road Jack Mary Ronnie Moffit Henry Big Bad John Sue Robert Neideffer Terry Hall Can't Help Falling In Love Brenda Mickie Perkins The Army 1 Love How You Love Me Herb Barbara Richardson Little Cars Can't Help Falling In Love Keith Judy Seals Work Just To Be With You Vince Nancy Seals Teachers Can't Help Falling In Love Lee John Simmons Jim Fool Number One Darrell Smith Study Hall Teachers Fool Number One Girls Phyllis Survance Mr. Jones Can't Help Falling In Love Jean Swartzentruber School A Wonder Like You Jack Kenny Taylor Mr. Jones Big Bad John Brenda Truelove Work Can't Help Falling In Love Bob Diane Wagoner K. L.N. Just Walk On By Janet Westenbarger Certain Girls Run To Him Dale Danny Williams Hinkle Can't Help Falling In Love Karla Charles Sheetz Mrs. Williams Fool Number One Mary Ann James Ziegler Mr. Jones Wooden Heart Patty 28 Charles Siebe Doris Gibson Wanda Souerdike Kenneth Braun Tony Slone Carmen Palladino Carolyn Cannon Dave Strickland Phyllis Fields Allan Owen Ann Hedrick Paul Chanley Karen Frye George Cochran Judy D. Frye Linda Mae Hembree Bob Duncan Linda Lou Hembree Annabel I Street Judy Hite 30 Sue Harper Larry Fellers Judy Frye Jack Inman Barb DeWeese Gary Goller Judi Baker Ralph Haines Jean Duncan Larry Trambaugh Sharon Waggoner Bill Moore Janet Wildman Robert Haines M. Williams Susan Drew Steve Riggins Penny Mattingly Mike Woods Larry Christley 31 Patty Phillips Larry Weitkamp Julia Durst Eddie McGuire Gary Jeffers Anita Sanders Delbert Stoll Carolyn Parrish Steve Witsman Jo Anne Chattin Ann Clements Douglas Ziegler Jane Wade 32 Roger Taylor Linda Strawn Roger Parsons Carolyn Arvin Yvonne Strickland Linda Reasor Norma Arvin SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The class of 1964 started their freshman year with seventy students. During their first year they sponsored a sock hop and a bake sale. Under the supervision of Mr. Alvin Holland, the sponsor, they held a class party. The class officers were as follows: President ..............................Larry Deaton Vice-President .................... Dave Strickland Boys' Secretary-Treasurer .............. Steve Riggins Girls' Secretary-Treasurer...............Susan Drew At the start of their sophomore year, there were sixty-five members returning. They opened the school season with a sock hop and later held a Christmas tape sale. The class officers this year were: President ...............................Susan Drew Vice-President .......................... Mike Woods Secretary ......................... Penny Mattingly Girls' Treasurer ........................ Ann Hedrick Boys' Treasurer ........................ Steve Riggins 33 Dale Baker Beth Ann Smith Mike Boh linger Martha Hoffman Jon Williams Loretta Lundy Robert Woods Margie Lagle Mike Craig Veda Jeffers Ruth Simmons Karl Hoffman Judy Gee 35 J..V D. Swartzentruber Beverly Gregory Kenneth Seals Caren Woolard Paulette Brandon Jack Wadsworth Jeanne Baker Jimmy Chandler Abbie Fuhrman Eddy Fullerton Cheryl Walton Wanda Hatfield Barry Stuckey 36 Thomas Haste Sharon Hoffman Phillip Goodpasture Larry Truelove Bonnie Newlin Phyllis Stallings Don Miller Linda Thompson Terry Sutton Peggy Taylor Kenneth Woods Deloris Young Marlin Hembree Becky Hanger Robert Robbins Mark Watkins Sandra Carr John Parsons 37 Janice Poling Gary Cole Pat Kirkpatrick Don Neukam Kathy Canada David Bruner Carolyn Crouse Don Jackson Elsie Hembree Steve Page Roger Fox Alice Cannon Joyce Walton FRESIIMAN CLASS HISTORY The Freshman Class started this year with sixty-three members. Thus far they have had a class party and a sock hop. Kathy Canada was elected the freshman cheerleader. The class sponsor is Mrs. Jones and the class officers are: President .................................Dale Baker Vice-President .......................... Jon Williams Secretary .............................Sharon Hoffman Treasurer ................................ Beth Smith 38 EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE 41 FOURTH GRADE THIRD GRADE 42 SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE 43 KINDERGARTEN CADET RAND 44 GIRLS’ PHYSICAL BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION DOME ECONOMICS CLUB junior men it. it. team JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to right: Charles Siebe, Larry Christley, Mike Bohlinger, Terry LaMar, Steve Page, Steve Leighty. SECOND ROW: Larry Anderson, Junior Gee, Bill Moore, Gary LaMar, Roy Pannell, Bob Haines, Roger Taylor, Mike Woods, Coach: Jack Butcher. SWIAC CHAMPIONSHIP MARTIN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 51 The Loogootee Lions, under the fine coaching of Jack Butcher, had a very remarkable season of nine wins and no losses. Within those nine wins the Lions captured the SWIAC Championship and they were also County Champs. The batting trophy was won this year by Bob Haines who got 13 hits for 30 times at bat This gave him a high of .433. The Lions were backed by two fine pitchers. Junior Gee and Larry Christley. Gee pitched three-no- hitters. The Lions lost three players due to graduation. They are as follows: Gary LaMar, Roy Pannell, and Larry Anderson. BASEBALL STATISTICS NAME AT BAT HITS PERCENTAGE Bob Haines 30 13 .433 Junior Gee 34 12 .353 Larry Christley 24 8 .333 Gary LaMar 29 9- .310 Roy Pannell 21 6 .288 Mike Bohlinger 23 5 .217 Larry Anderson 28 6 .214 Bill Moore 33 6 .181 Roger Taylor 26 5 .154 Terry LaMar 3 0 .000 Steve Page 3 0 .000 Charles Siebe 2 1 .500 Steve Leighty 0 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 0 .000 Loogootee 2 Montgomery 1 Loogootee 7 Shawswick 2 Loogootee 9 Neadomore 0 Loogootee 5 Shoals 3 Loogootee 7 Oolitic 3 Loogootee 10 TOURNEY Odon 6 Loogootee 9 Montgomery 1 Loogootee 13 SWIAC CHAMPIONSHIP Loogootee St. John's 0 Loogootee 3 Bloomfield 1 52 BASKETBALL SECOND TEAM FRESHMAN TEAM VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny Mattingly, Brenda Truelove, Kathy Canada, Judy Nigg. 54 VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to right - Coach Jack Butcher, L. Anderson, J. Gee. G. LaMar, R. Taylor, M. Bohlinger, T. Medina, Student Manager. SECOND ROW: D. Strickland, V. Harper, B. Drake, R. Pannell, D. Smith, T. Hall, B. Haines. The Lions, under the fine coaching of Jack Butcher, had a remarkable season of 23 wins against 3 losses. The 17 wins acquired during the regular season broke the school's record of the most wins on straight. Among the various wins of the season, the Lions again won the Wabash Valley Prelim by defeating AI fordsvi I le. Shoals and Odon. This gave them the privilege of going to Switz City to participate in the semi-finals. The Lions had bad luck as they were defeated by the Linton Minors in the first game. The next highlight of the season was the Washington Sectional. The mighty Lions defeated Alfordsville, St. John's and the Washington Hatchets to capture the Sectional crown for the second straight year. This was the seventh sectional win in the history of our school and the second for Coach Jack Butcher. On the following Saturday the Lions traveled to Huntingburg for the Regional. Although the Lions played a very good defensive and offensive game, they were defeated by the Vincennes Alices, 55- 53. They just couldn't seem to get ahead of the determined Vincennes team. The final game was between Vincennes and Jasper. Jasper was victorious. Junior Gee established a new L. H. S. gym scoring record by dropping in 43 points against Mont- gomery. The old record was set by Bill Nigg in 1960. 55 This Page Sponsored By: DOYLE LUMBER CO. BASKETBALL SEASON’S RECORD WE OPPONENT THEY WE OPPONENT THEY 52 Shawswick 61 58 Odon 48 67 Oolitic 52 74 E Inora 48 60 Shoals 50 76 Dubois 59 72 Washington Cath. 48 49 Bloomfield 40 82 Montgomery 54 81 Washington Cath. 54 64 Springs Valley 44 81 Plainville 55 62 Worthington 52 87 Shoals 64 69 Petersburg 53 61 Montgomery 58 74 Orleans 56 86 Switz City 65 WABASH VALLEY WE OPPONENT THEY 68 A Ifordsvi lie 40 41 Shoals 38 51 Odon 49 51 Linton 63 SECTIONAL WE OPPONENT THEY 72 Alfordsville 52 71 St. John's 45 62 Washington 54 REGIONAL WE OPPONENT THEY 53 Vincennes 55 NAME CLASS _FG FG% FJ FT% JP G. AVG. Pannell Sr. 87-219 33 60-107 56 232 26 8.9 Harper Sr. 80-149 53 42-62 67.8 202 24 8.4 LaMar Sr. 83-195 43 24-34 70.6 190 24 7.9 Gee Jr. 197-499 39 85-120 70.8 479 26 18.4 Smith Jr. 129-243 53 84-132 64 342 26 13.2 Hall Jr. 11-21 52 5-6 83.3 27 13 2.1 Drake So. 37-71 52 11-20 55 87 16 5.3 Haines So. 28-57 49 2-11 18 58 19 3.1 Taylor So. 4-11 36 0-1 00 8 9 .8 Strickland So. 1-4 25 0-2 00 2 6 .3 Boh linger Fr. 40-107 37 17-30 37 97 25 3.9 56 LIONS RETAIN SECTIONAL CROWN I 1 The Loogootee Lions, each player displaying confidence in their teammates’ ability and teamwork, brought home the Title of Victory in the final game of the Sectional last Saturday after a torrid game both expertly coached and skill- fully played against the con- fident Washington Hatchets on the home floor of the Hatchets. Gary LaMar, a 5-11 Senior, was next with 12 points and his position as guard was played with such excellent ball handl- ing as to allow the Lions their victroy. Although LaMar was not chosen for the All Sectional Team, his playing ability should not be without credit- Coach Jack' Butcher taught these boys the tight defense which they displayed so brilli- antly Saturday night, forcing the Hatchets to abandon their offense and leave their usual spot under the? basket. Butche.’s ability in basketball prowes. started when the Lions won the Sectional in 1950-51 and he was a player on that team. This second consecutive Sec- tional Victory for Butcher and his team in the five years he has coached the Lions is quite a record. He plays the game Just as hard as the players themselves and suffers their misses just as profusely as he glories in their hits. The Victory and the home coming for the Lions and their fans left nothing undone. The game was a thriller from start to finish with the Washington gym bursting at the seams with fans. The bonfire and shout of joy from the huge crowd awaiting the boys in Loogootee was, to quote a stranger, some- thing rare to behold. Virgil Harper, a 6-1 Senior, scored 11 points as forward and was chosen as a forward on the All Sectional Team. Harper was one of the five brilliant players, to whom credit should be given. Roy Pannel, a 6-4 Senior, followed in scoring with 13 points and played his position as forward with skill and pre- cision in using his height in getting that ball when needed. He was chosen one of the second five for the All Section- al Team as forward. Darrell Smith, a 6-2 Junior, a valuable player as center, scored two points but the con- trol of the bank board by Smith made him the, leading re- bounder of the game. Only proves that he, too, will be a valuable player on the lineup for the Lions next year. Smith was also chose as one of the second five for the All Sec- tional Team as forward. Junior Gee a 510 Junto and a most talented player, led khe scoring with 24 points and was chosen as a guard of the M1 Sectional Team, by sports- writers and announcers. There is no doubt left in the minds of those who have seen Gee in action that he is an outstand- ing player and will be on the ineup another year. 57 SENIOR ( Il i RACTERISTICS QUIETEST: Jim Sandy BIGGEST FEET: Terry Roy BEST DRESSED: Larry Charlene PRETTIEST HAIR: Chuck Donna MOST INDIFFERENT: Ruth Jim 59 PRETTIEST EYES: Kenny Karen MOST STUDIOUS: 60 Ralph Mary Ellen BEST DANCERS: Mike Ruth MOST ATHLETIC: Judy Gary NOISIEST: Marvin Margaret SHORTEST: Kay Mike BEST PERSONALITY: Virgil Mary MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Virgil Diane 1 TALLEST: Terry Roy CLEANEST SHOES: Carrol Andrea 61 1. Kenny Braun 2. Mike Woods 3. Ruth Arvin 4. Karen Frye 5. Eddie McGuire 6. Martha Hoffman, 7. Lynn Drew 8. Larry Trambaugh 9. Wanda Souerdike 10. Larry True love 11. Palladino and friends 12. Jim Bruner 13. Divine Perkins 14. Chuck Day 15. Jean Baker 16 Annabel I Street 17. Kay Neukam 18. Jim Hembree 19. Mary Ellen Wood 20. Janet Baker 21. Mike Newton 22. The Trio 23. The Junior Clan 24. Karen Hembree 25. Beth Smith 26. Mary Goins 27. Jean Duncan 28. Vicki Jeffers 29. Paul Chantey 30. Jim Ziegler 31. Veda Jeffers 32. Ralph Mauder 33. Roger Fox 34. Cheryl Martin 35. Diane Coriolty 36. Kathro Williams 37. Sandy Parish 38. Abbie Fuhrman 39. Lett Hoffman 40. Sharon Hoffman 41. Becky Hanger. 63 CHASE STUDIO YOUR OFFICIAL SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS The Members of Chase Studio Wish to Congratulate The Senior Class of 1962 HUNTINGBURG, INDIANA Congratulations LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS CLASS OF 1962 CARL’S Men and Boys' Wear LOOGOOTEE, INDIANA COCJ COLJ BOTTLING CO. NUMBER THREE of Washington h — •J.K WASHINGTON, INDIANA ;. ■ - - ■-= ’r lVfj-f i •' v Best Wishes to Grads of Loogootee High THE THE W ASHINGTON FAMILY DAILY TIMES NEWSPAPER Washington, Indiana United Press International - King Features S f1 Jv. JR. Congratulations LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Class of 1962 CARNAHAN MANUFACTURING Phone 1 Loogootee, Indiana Master Mix Feeds Compliments of IIAYSVILLE MILL Haysville Indiana Compliments of T.M. Shircliff - - C. R. Shircliff PEPSI COLA MOTTLING CO., INC. VINCENNES, INDIANA Best Wishes from Congratulations Seniors LOOGOOTEE 50-$1.00 STORE Loogootee Indiana Compliments of LOOGOOTEE LANES SARATOGA BAR Loogootee Indiana Brunswick Loogootee Indiana Compliments of ED TRAYLOR GRAIN 909 North Line Street Loogootee Indiana Phone 287 ■j Beer Best Wishes from FRANK'S CAFE Wine Whiskey Mixed Drinks Loogootee, Indiana W LARKIN BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE On the Square Most Complete Store in This Area Quality Merchandise at a Price You Can Afford to Pay Phone 98 Loogootee, Indiana BARBARA 'S COFFEE SHOP Phone 382-K-2 Loogootee Indiana If It's Insurance, We'll Write It. Auto - Bond Fire Life - Insurance Loogootee and Shoals, Indiana Phone: Loogootee: 298 or 485X Shoals: CHerry 1-3091 Compliments of JEFFERS T. V. SERVICE Radio Television Stereo - Hi-Fi by SYLVANIA We Service All Makes' TV Towers and Antenna Sales and Service Phone 382-W Scenic Hill Loogootee Indiana ...i Best Wishes from GERMAN- AMERICAN BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System Each Depositor's Funds Insured up to $10,000 Jasper, Indiana M . g®8 Compliments of Compliments of FARMER'S FEED SERVICE, INC. Turkey Poults Baby Chicks Grain Feed and Farm Supplies BO MACS DRIVE-IN Phone: Cherry 1-3241 CECILS GULF SERVICE @ Phone: Cherry 1-3351 Haysville Indiana ; £ J| Proprietors: Lee Sorrells Carleton Ragsdale Shoals, Indiana M ■0M: TEMPEST RAMBLER EDWARD FRITCH PONTIAC CO. Hugo Fritch, Salesman Sales and Service Phone 397 Jasper, Indiana Meats Fruits Vegetables Groceries Nick and Alice Nicholson, Proprietors 307 East Broadway Loogootee, Indiana Phone 158 Compliments of WHITES REGAL GROCERY STORE __________________ Phone 2301 Crane, Indiana Compliments of BURCH'S GULF STATION Loogootee Best Wishes from SCALES AND EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 119 105 Broadway Street Loogootee, Indiana --- Open 24 Hours Wrecker Service Phone 33 Compliments of STORM'Y BAR Loogootee Indiana MOSIER HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO. On the Square Phone 4 Paint-Wallpaper Appliances if Loogootee Indiana S$3S$SsaM«K8!li$§ Best Wishes from FRY'S DAIRY MASTER Best Ice Cream and Sandwiches in Town Loogootee, Indiana Curb Service Compliments of REYNOLDS - BROOKS HARDWARE Hardware Appliances Furniture Loogootee, Indiana Best Wishes from MID-WAY PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Compliments of HOME LOAN FINANCE Highway 50 150 Phone 417 Loogootee, Indiana Compliments of JEFFERS GARAGE Loans- $5.00 to $500.00 Phone 40 Loogootee, Ind. REYNOLDS - BROOKS LUMBER YARD IHTf INATlOHIl HARVESTER Lumber Phone 154 Loogootee, Indiana Building Supplies Roofing i {rj §§1 Phone 149 9 Loogootee, Indiana LOOGOOTEE FEEDERS SUPPLY, INC. Master Mix Feeds Seeds, Fertilizer Farm Supplies Buyer of All Grains Phone 208 Loogootee Indiana Best Wishes from Compliments of STAR TAVERN Fine Food Eat out Often Loogootee, Indiana iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin LOOGOOTEE FROZEN FOOD LOCKER, INC. 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Pharmacist: Allen York Phone: ME 1-7330 Odon, Indiana HNMMMIIM......Illlltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll MATTINGLY'S FURNITURE STORE Proprietors: George Betty Mattingly Washington Indiana MAHAN'S FRUIT MARKET Phone 94 102 East Main Phone ME 1-7336 Oden Indiana Loogootee Try the Fruit Market First for Fresh Fruit Open 7 Day a Week Compliments of DAVIS BELL Marathon Station Phone 278 Best Wishes from THE FARLEN GREENHOUSE GROCERY Phones: m ME 1-7715 ME 1-7730 Loogootee Indiana Junction Highways 45 58 Odon Indiana Newest, Most Modern, Beautiful NEWBERRYS DEPARTMENT STORE Cinderella Store of Southern, Indiana Jasper Indiana Jasper Compliments of GERBO BOWLING LANES West 6th Street Indiana IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimillllllHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllltllllllllllliMii Compliments of CRIM ENTERPRIZES TV Furniture Appliances Phone CH 1-4261 Shoals Indiana r j r 1 1 f m _ I 1 Compliments of BUD FRANKS RED WHITE SUPER MARKET Loogootee, Indiana Best Wishes from GEORGE P. 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STORE Meats Groceries Fruits-Vegetables Next to Post Office Loogootee, Indiana RASICO'S BODY SHOP Automobile Bodies Repaired Loogootee, Indiana Phone 219 Compliments of VERA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2391 Crane Indiana Best Wishes from DAILY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance for Every Need 102 Depot Street Phone 269 I Loogootee Indiana 'i BOOSTERS NELLIE'S COUNTRY KITCHEN Crane, Indiana FORD SALESMAN Bob McAtee EILEEN'S FASHION SHOP Loogootee, Indiana LOOGOOTEE CLAY PRODUCTS Loogootee, Indiana MIDDLETON SHOE REPAIR Loogootee, Indiana HASLER'S MARKET Loogootee, Indiana GREEN'S BARBER SHOP Loogootee, Indiana LOOGOOTEE TRIBUNE Loogootee, Indiana MEYER'S WELDING SHOP Loogootee, Indiana NIGG'S SHOE REPAIR Loogootee, Indiana SEALS JEWELRY Loogootee, Indiana SUMMERS HEATING Loogootee, Indiana QUAKER STATION Loogootee, Indiana JAMES B. WOODS Hamilton National Life Insurance Co. HASLER BORDERS and PATE Loogootee, Indiana HOME SERVICE AND SUPPLY Loogootee, Indiana NORTHWOOD TEXACO Jasper, Indiana SCHNEIDER'S Jasper, Indiana FUZZY DUCK Shoals, Indiana GANTZ AND COOPER Odon, Indiana PARSONS MOBILE SERVICE Odon, Indiana HEALY GOOTEE Loogootee, Indiana DR. B. A. ACKERMAN Loogootee, Indiana DOT'S CAFE Loogootee, Indiana BOB BROWNIE'S BARBER SHOP Loogootee, Indiana BILL'S SHELL STATION Loogootee, Indiana O'MALEY INSURANCE Loogootee, Indiana