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

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Class Will I, Lee Arvin, bequeath my temper to Terry Sutton. I, Robert Arvin, bequeath my disposition to anyone who wants it. I, Tony Bledsoe, bequeath my grey goose to Dale Baker. I, Gene Chanley, bequeath my false teeth to anyone who wants them. I, Rick Coget, being of sound mind and body, don't will anything-l can't afford it! I, Paula Divine, bequeath my blonde hair to Mr. Page. I, Lynn Drew, bequeath my rosy complexion to any pale face who wants it. I, Patti Duncan, bequeath my ability to get along with Mike Harbison to Carolyn C. I, Robert Enlow, bequeath my height to Eddie Fullerton. I, Gerald Frye, bequeath my ability to drive a car to Martha Hoffman. I, Junior Gee, bequeath my athletic ability to Roger Wildman. I, Brenda Gil lick, bequeath my fun at the strip pits to Sharon Waggoner. I, Phil Gowins, bequeath my intelligence to Mr. Jones. I, Karla Greene, bequeath my complexion to Sharon Hoffman. I, Terry Hall, bequeath my nickname Sach to anyone that has a nose to fit it. I, Patti Harper, bequeath my ability to stay slim to Rose Hembree. I, Robert Hinkle, bequeath my position in the Senior Class to anyone brave enough to take it. I, Margaret Hoffman, bequeath my ability to get along with my sister to Mike B. I, Larry Hotz, bequeath my quietness to anyone who needs it. I, Vicki Jeffers, bequeath the song, Home on the Range, to Mr. Williams. I, Norma Lannan, bequeath my short skirts to Pam Harrison. I, Alice Lingenfelter, bequeath my ability to get along with Richard to Carolyn C. I, Betty Lukens, bequeath my height to Mickie Coget. I, Shirley McCrary, bequeath my place in the cafeteria to Nancy Arvin. I, Cheryl Martin, bequeath all my fun at the Calumet to Norma Arvin. I, Tom Medina, bequeath all my dates with Mickie to Herb. I, Robert Neideffer, bequeath all my crib notes to Gary Lett. I, Gary Norris, bequeath my Princess razor to Barbara DeWeese. I, Mickie Perkins, bequeath my curly hair to Judy Hite. I, Barbara Richardson, bequeath my ability to be in a car wreck with neat boys to Jean Duncan. I, Judi Seals, bequeath my good grades and sophistication to Sue McCrary. I, Nancy Seals, bequeath my ability to get along with my boy friend to Linda Strawn. I, John Simmons, bequeath my seat in civics to Doug Ziegler. I, Robert Sinnott, bequeath my ability to have a good Ford to Jack Inman. I, Mick Smith, bequeath my seat in bookkeeping to anyone who wants to commit suicide. I, Darrell Smith, bequeath my comb to the basketball boys. I, Phyllis Survance, bequeath my bowling average to Jimmy Nigg. I, Jean Swartzentruber, bequeath my place in the cafeteria to Lorene Swartzentruber. I, Brenda Truelove, bequeath my position as senior yell-leader to Penny Mattingly. I, Dianne Wagonner, bequeath my red hair to Mr. Williams. I, Margaret Wenzel, bequeath my brother Skip to Penny Mattingly. I, Danny Williams, bequeath all my troubles except girls to George Cochran. I, Jim Ziegler, bequeath my disposition to Mr. Jones. I, Mrs. Lucas, bequeath my position as Senior Class sponsor to Mr. Holland.

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Norma Arvin Jack Inman Carolyn Arvin Steve Riggins Marcella Williams Barbara De Weese Paul Lents Phyllis Fields Dave Strickland Judy A. Frye Douglas Ziegler Karen Frye Darrell Nonte Larry Christley 26