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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

CATION We, the seniors of nineteen hundred and sixty-five, respectively dedicate this, our yearbook, to Kathy Canada Downey, who met death February 2, 1965. We shall always remember her, and hope she has found peace. DR. ROBER T CHA TTIN Treasurer LEWIS PENDLETON President WALTER X. BROWN Secretary School oa rd GEORGE T. WILLIAMS Superintendent LESTER J. PAGE High School Principal c d ministration ROBERT B. ACKERMAN Grade School Principal 4 L.H.S. Soon we'll leave this school Within no more to be We'll miss those dear classmates When no more their face we’ll see. Words cannot express The feeling in each heart When on commencement night We know we'll have to part. Jubilant though we sound And laughing though we be In each heart we're wondering When next each face we'll see. For there's a tie that binds Our memories as a book In which only our class Of sixty-five can look. 5 MRS. BIRDENA DOOLEY Librarian-English MRS. DONNA STOTT Girls' Physical Education Health-English MR. JACK BUTCHER History Physical Education-Coach MISS MARY WINDEATT Span ish - French - Engl ish MRS. JOY DEWEY History MR. ALVIN HOLLAND 7th and 8th Math-Commerce Vocational Guidance MRS. KATHRO WILLIAMS Commerce MRS. KATHRYN JONES Home Economics MR. CHARLES SIMS 7th and 8th Grade General Business-Asst. Coach MR. ARNOLD RINSCH Industrial Arts MRS. AM ELLA LUCAS Music MR. EDWARD HAMILTON Band MR. HENRY JONES Latin-Civics - English MR. IRA CLARK Math MR. JERRY HEIRONIMUS Commerce TEACHER’S FAVORITE SAYINGS Mr. Clark.......................................... How long can you remember this ?” Mr. Jones.......................................... ”Let me tell you something, young man!” Mrs. Williams...................................... ” Something’s kind of fishy I” Mr. Holland........................................ That’ll be ten more!” Mrs. Lucas......................................... You stop that right now! Mr. Sims........................................... ”Only three fatalities today!” Mrs. Dewey....................................... Are we interrupting you? Miss Windeatt.................................... Que’ Cosa! Mrs. Jones....................................... You can’t take any money out of the treasury! Mr. Rinsch......................................... Are the Seniors supposed to be in my study hall ?’’ Mr. Hamilton....................................... And where have YOU been all period?” Mr. Butcher........................................ I don’t care if you give me a technical!’’ Mrs. Stott....................................... The bell rang! Mr. Heironimus..................................... Next time you’re late, you’ll go to the office! Mrs. Dooley...................................... Me-me me-me-me-me-me-me-me. 8 BETH SMITH STEVEN PAGE Band............ Boosters Club . . . Class Secretary . Dance Band ..... Honor Society . . . Librarian....... Prom Committee Yearbook Staff.. . Home Ec. Club . . Ambition:....... 1.2, 3,4 1,2,3,4 1.2, 3,4 • 2,3,4 ... 3,4 ... 3,4 .... 3 .... 4 .... 4 Teacher Baseball...............1,2, 3,4 Basketball.............1,2, 3,4 Track..................1,2, 3,4 Honor Society...............3,4 Prom Committee................3 Class President...............4 Yearbook Staff................4 Ambition:.......Higher Education SHARON HOFFMAN Band................1,2, 3, 4 Boosters Club........1,2, 3,4 Class Treasurer......1,2, 3,4 Majorette.............. 2,3,4 Dance Band............. 2,3,4 Honor Society............ 3,4 Prom Committee............. 3 Girls9 State Alternate..... 3 Yearbook Staff............. 4 Office..................... 4 Ambition: ........... Teacher DALE BAKER Band..................1,2, 3, 4 Dance Band............1,2,3, 4 Class President...........1,2,3 Honor Society...............3,4 Track........................ 1 Prom Committee............... 3 Vice-President............... 4 Yearbook Staff............... 4 Boosters Club................ 4 Ambition:.......Music Education MARTHA HOFFMAN JAMES STROUD Band 1,2, 3,4 Librarian 2,3,4 Dance Band 2, 3,4 Majorette 2, 3,4 Honor Society . 3,4 Office . 2,4 Class Vice-President . . . ... 3 Prom Committee ... 3 Boosters Club President ... 4 Lions Den Co-editor . ... ... 4 Yearbook Staff ... 4 Ambition: Acceptance Prom Committee............. 3 Boosters Club ............. 4 Yearbook Staff............. 4 Ambition: .. Electrical Engineer STEVE LEIGHTY Basketball.............1,2, 3,4 Baseball ..............1,2, 3, 4 Track..................1,2, 3,4 Prom Committee...............3 Ambition: .... Drafting Engineer PEGGY TAYLOR Glee Club .............. 2,4 Home Ec. Club .......... 3,4 Boosters Club ............ 1 Prom Committee............ 3 Ambition:.............Artist CAROLE MAUDER Boosters Club...........2, 3, 4 Glee Club ................. 2 Prom Committee............. 3 Yearbook Staff............. 4 Librarian ................. 4 Honor Society.............. 4 Office..................... 4 Ambition:...............Nurse MICHAEL CRAIG Boosters Club.............. 4 Prom Committee............. 3 Yearbook Staff............. 4 Ambition:.... Military Career PHILLIP GOODPASTER Baseball..................3, 4 Basketball................ l Track..................... i Prom Committee Yearbook Staff .. Boosters Club .. Ambition: ..........Engineer JEANNE BAKER Band..................1,2, 3, 4 Boosters Club.........1,2, 3, 4 Librarian ............... 2,3 Honor Society............ 3,4 Glee Club ................. l Prom Committee............. 3 Office..................... 4 Yearbook Staff............. 4 Ambition: ..............Nurse Co ABB IB FUHRMAN Home Ec. Club........1,2, 3, 4 Boosters Club ......1,2,3,4 Glee Club .............. 2,3 Prom Committee............ 3 Yearbook Staff............ 4 Ambition: ........Beautician JIM HEMBREE Band..................1,2,3,4 Boosters Club .......... 2,3,4 Glee Club .................. 2 Prom Committee ............. 3 Yearbook Staff.............. 4 Ambition:------ To Own a G. T. O. GARY COLE VEDA JEFFERS Boosters Club..........1,2,4 Glee Club..............1,2,4 Prom Committee.............3 Yearbook Staff.............4 Home Ec. Club..............4 Ensemble Participant.......4 Ambition: .. Commercial Artist Boosters Club........1,2,3,4 Prom Committee..............3 Ambition: .... Higher Education KARL HOFFMAN BECKY HANGER Glee Club.................. Prom Committee............. 3 Ambition: ... Higher Education Glee Club ..... Boosters Club .. Home Ec. Club . Prom Committee Ambition:...... .... 2,3,4 ..........1 ...... 3,4 .......... 3 Hair Stylist KAREN FISH Glee Club ................ 4 Ambition: ........Beautician KENNETH WOODS Band............... 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball.................1 Track......................3 Prow Committee.............3 Boosters Club..............4 Yearbook Staff.............4 Ambition; .... Higher Education ABIGAIL ARVIN Home Ec. Club............. 2,3 Boosters Club .......... 2,3,4 Band.......................3,4 Prom Committee...............3 Librarian ..................3 Yearbook Staff..............4 Glee Club ..................4 Ambition: ...........Marketing KEITH PARSONS Boosters Club ........... 3,4 Basketball .................1 Prom Committee..............3 Track.......................3 Ambition: ...............Navy AFRA ARVIN Glee Club.................1,2 Home Ec. Club.............3,4 Boosters Club .............1,2 Prom Committee...............3 Yearbook Staff..............4 Ambition: ...........Happiness TERR Y McKIBBEN Glee Club ...........1, 2, 3,4 Boosters Club .............3,4 Yearbook Staff...............4 Prom Committee...............3 Ambition: .......... Air Force RUTH SIMMONS Glee Club .......... 1,2, 3,4 Home Ec. Club ............3,4 Prom Committee............. 3 Yearbook Staff..............4 Ensemble Participant........4 Ambition:............ Teacher DARRELL SWARTZENTRUBER Boosters Club..... Honor Society..... Boys' State Alternate Ambition:...........College Co LORETTA LUNDY Glee Club.............1,2,4 Boosters Club...........1,2 Home Ec. Club.............3 Prom Committee............3 Ambition: ... Air Line Hostess ROGER FOX Basketball.............1,2, 3, 4 Track..................1,2,3,4 Cross-Country...............3,4 Honor Society................3,4 Prom Committee................3 Yearbook Staff................4 Ambition,: ..............Doctor SANDY Cj RR Glee Club..............1,2,3 Home Ec. Club .......... 3,4 Prom Committee ........... 3 Yearbook Staff............ 4 Ambition: .........Secretary DONALD JACKSON Basketball.................1,2 Track......................1,2 Prom Committee...............3 Yearbook Staff...............4 Ambition:_____ Heavy Equipment Operator TERRY LA MAR CHERYL WALTON Band......................1,2, 3,4 Boosters Club........ 1,2, 3,4 Honor Society..............3.4 Prom Committee.............. 3 Yearbook Staff.............. 4 Girls1 State................ 3 Librarian .................. 4 Office ..................... 2 Ambition: ... Higher Education Basketball.............1,2, 3,4 Baseball ..............1,2, 3, 4 Track..................1,2, 3, 4 Prom Committee................3 Yearbook Staff...............4 Ambition: ...........Air Force BARRY STUCKEY Basketball..................1, Track.......................1, Boosters Club ..............3, Vice-President ............ Prom Committee............. Yearbook Staff............. Ambition:.....Higher Education JOYCE WALTON Band................1,2, 3, 4 Boosters Club ...... 1,2. 3,4 Librarian ..............2,3,4 Glee Club .............1,2,3, Ensemble Participant......2,3 Prom Committee..............3 Yearbook Staff............. 4 Ambition: ... Higher Education •fe. Co to to to ELIANE ALCOVER Boosters Club............3,4 Librarian .................4 Prom Committee..............3 Ambition: ...........Teaching DON NEUKAM Glee Club....................2 Prom Committee...............3 Boosters Club ...............4 Ambition:............Air Force LARRY HOTZ Track......................1,2 Prom Committee...............3 Ambition:...............Welder ELSIE HEMBREE Librarian..............2,3,4 Boosters Club............3,4 Prom Committee.............3 Yearbook Staff.............4 Ambition: ... Higher Education EDWARD FULLERTON MARGIE LAGLE Boosters Club........1,2, 3,4 Prom Committee............. 3 Librarian.................. 4 Yearbook Staff............. 4 Honor Society.............. 4 Ambition: ... X-ray Technician Boosters Club................4 Prom Committee...............3 Ambition:.................Navy DONNA PARSONS Boosters Club ...... 1,2,3,4 Glee Club .................I Office.................... 2 Class Treasurer........... 3 Honor Society........... 3,4 Prom Committee............ 3 Librarian ................ 4 Librarian Sec. Treas.....4 Yearbook Staff.............4 Ambitiotu............Advanced Math Teacher MICHAEL BOHLINGER Basketball.............1,2, 3,4 Baseball...............1,2, 3,4 Track.................1,2,3, 4 Class Treasurer..............1 Prom Committee...............3 Yearbook Staff...............4 Ambition:.............Certified Public Accountant MIKE HARBISON PAULETTE BRANDON Band................1,2, 3, 4 Physical Education....1,2,4 Prom Committee............3 Dance Band................4 Boosters Club.............4 Ambition: . . Physical Education Teacher Basketball.............. 2,3,4 Track................... 2,3,4 Prom Committee...............3 Cross-Country................4 Ambition:.................Navy KENNY SEALS Boosters Club . . . Prom Committee Ambition:...........Air Force ALICE ENLOW Home Ec, Club........... 3,4 Glee Club ..........1,2, 3,4 Prom Committee.............3 Boosters Club..............1 Ambition: ........Beautician Co THOMAS HASTE Track ......... Prom Committee Baseball....... Basketball..... Cross-Country .. Yearbook Staff... Ambition:...... PHYLLIS STALLINGS Boosters Club............1,2,3 Glee Club..................1,2 Librarian ...................3 Prom Committee...............3 Ambition:.............Business BEVERLY GREGORY Librarian .................2, Glee Club .................. Prom Committee.............. Ambition:.............Success Co Co ■JIM CHANDLER Basketball..................1 Prom Committee..............3 Yearbook Staff..............4 Boosters Club...............4 Ambition:................Navy JANICE POLING Ambition:.....Higher Education Glee Club.....................2 Prom Committee................3 Ambition:............Radio TV Technician MEL VIN HARDER Ambition:......Architectural Draftsman Senior ei CIA ropkecy This morning while loafing around my gypsy wagon, I think I'll look into my solid, plastic crystal hall to find out what my old classmates are doing. My first vision is Washington, D. C. in all of its inauguration gaiety. I can see all of the people talking about how great a job the planning committee has done. Who do you think planned it? Peggy Taylor and Sandra Carr. The crowd is silent now and Chief Justice, Melvin Harder, steps up to administer the oath to the new President.Tom Haste!! I It seems several of our old classmates are bopping around Washington, D. C. Abbie Arvin is head of the Peace Corps. With each passing day the nation draws nearer and nearer to war. In the House of Representa- tives it seems Janice Poling is really running the show. Representative Poling’s counterpart in the Senate is none other than her old buddy, Margie Souerdyke. Margie hold the filibuster record for the Senate. My crystal ball is now showing miles and miles of ocean. Land! Ho! In France Li Li Alcover is teaching L.H.S. English to the French. She says they are finding it difficult to master the terms, but think it is a real swingin’ lingo. On the dark continent we find Beverly Gregory and Phyllis Stallings; they are missionaries trying to convert the natives to their way of life. Maybe they were better off as cannibals. In Pakistan is one of the most up-to-date garages in the world. Miller's Garage, operated by none other than Carole Mauder. Her chief grease monkey is Kenny Seals. I see the Stars and Stripes flying over the good ole’ U.S.A. and now it is stopping in Holly- wood. Several of the Class of 1965 are here. Every time you turn on the radio, you can hear today's most swingin' group led by Dale Baker. They go under the name of Butadene Baker and his Five Isomers. Jim Chandler recently got an Academy Award for his performance in Sleeping Beauty. He played the Princess. Gary Cole M. C. 's a show called Slitn Time. Mike Craig finally got his life's dream when he made the Superman show, as Superman’s girl friend, Lois Lane. Phil Goodpaster is the class's only millionaire. He made his bank roll by creating the ani- mated cartoon Winnie the Pooh. Last month Mike Harbison was so bitter about being refused for pro basketball, he took an overdose of sleeping pills (or so he thought). They turned out to be vitamins and Mike now has his own team known as the Harby Globetrotters. Veda Jeffers is also in Hollywood. She owns the Beauty Shop to which all the stars go; Veda specializes in hair coloring. Donna Parsons is working in the Denver Mint. It seems to be a big secret as to which de- partment. My crystal ball found Larry Hotz in New York where he is making government workbooks off his old copy. Terry McKibben tried the Marine Corps for a while but got out quickly. He is now singing the lead in the opera Firefly. Barry Stuckey is now national director of the National Honor Society. Don Neukam owns his own factory and now is doing quite well making sponges; they're great for soaking” things up. Mike Bohlinger and Steve Page are st ill spending their noon hour in study hall waiting for the final e’cue. Besides sitting in study hall, Mike owns the Big Boy chain and still regrets the day they took the SAT test. Steve has a key factory specializing in Conference Room and Cafe- teria keys. 24 Ruth Simmons is now a very famous novelist. 1 certainly am glad she stopped writing pen- dantically. Darrell Swartzentruber is also writing these days....his own SAT tests! Roger Fox always tried to be first in everything. He carried that tradition to West Point. He was the first cadet ever to beg, on his knees, a General not to have a chemistry test. Terry LaMar is doing quite well. He owns the Playboy Club in Chicago and a sheep ranch in Montana. I can see a race track in my crystal ball now. It's the famed Indianapolis 500 and the cars are on their last lap. The winner is coming down the straight away. The official timer, Ernie Blank- enship, is waving the checkered flag. The winner is Martha Hoffman!!! You know, I can remem- ber when she practiced for this day around the streets of Loogootee. Now I see zinnias, hundreds of zinnias; why, it's Loogootee. Karen Fish and Jack Inman keep trying to get married, but everytime they get to the church, they have a fight. Abbie Fuhrman is in jail for resisting a policeman's son. Sharon Hoffman is the main sus- pect in a jewel robbery. It seems a valuable ruby disappeared and Sharon doesn't have an alibi. Eddie Fullerton and Joyce Walton both own trucks. Eddie's are milk trucks and Joyce's are pickups. Elsie Hembree is now the adult leader of Rural Youth. Cheryl Walton is now working at the Farm Bureau trying to pay for the scales. Keith Parsons is still looking for his Government Class Angel. C-H-E-R-Y-L. Terry Sutton is still making his trips to Alfordsville. Three of our classmates are local businessmen. Jim Hembree now owns Larkin Bros. Dept. Store. Steve Leighly bought Nippy's and changed the name to the Hustlers. Don Jackson bought Hindostan Falls and Road. He has made millions since he put in parking meters. Several of our classmates are affiliated with L.H.S. Becky Hanger and Karl Hoffman are still wandering around the halls. Nobody told them we graduated. Jim Stroud has just started his twelfth first semester of chemistry. Next year he is going to teach it. After the class trip, Kenny Woods took over the Math Dept. He is trying to teach Mr. Jones how to read graphs. Paulette Brandon is head of the P. E. Department. The only difference between her and Mrs. Stott, is that Paulette wears skirts. Our class secretary, Beth Smith, is in Madison Mental Institution. Just as the class boarded the bus for Washington, D. C., she cracked. She just couldn't believe the toothbrushes were sold and we had raised our $3, 000. Our dear sponsors, Mrs. Jones ami Mr. Clark, are still wandering around Washington, D.C. where we left them before traveling on to New York City. In New York my crystal ball gets hazy, but I vaguely remember a good time. Out of the haze comes something green; it's rectangular: it’s a Government workbook. Mr. Jones always said there was one still out. 25 By: Jeanne Baker tSenior (£la Will I, Eliane Alcover, bequeath my French accent to Susan Street. I, Abigail Arvin, bequeath my ability to upset Mr. ■Jones to Brad Gregory. I, Afra Arvin, bequeath my ability to go steady to Dee Dee Earps. I, Dale Baker, bequeath my Smithsonian Special to David Lett. I, Jeanne Baker, bequeath my third period snack hour to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Ernest Blankenship, bequeath my ability to get admits to Mike Moffit. I, Mike Bohlinger, bequeath my technical fouls to Keno Frye. I, Paulette Brandon, bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Stott to Hope Arvin. I, Sandra Carr, bequeath my ability to ivrite love letters to Rose McGuire. I, Jim Chandler, bequeath fifty cents to Joe Livers for nose plugs. I, Gary Cole, bequeath my ability to get along with Airs. Williams to Cathy. I, Mike Craig, bequeath my bottle of Listerine to Ronnie Richardson. I, Alice Enlow, bequeath my ability to get a man to Marsha Tedrow. I, Karen Fish, bequeath my blonde hair to Cochise. I, Roger Fox, bequeath my ability to get buried by Mr. Jones to Terry Hasler. I, Abbie Fuhrman, bequeath my five minute breaks between fifth and sixth period to Linda Taylor. I, Eddie Fullerton, bequeath my worn-out blue jeans to Joe Livers. I, Phil Goodpaster, bequeath my ability to bat zero to Nick. I, Beverly Gregory, bequeath a pound of chocolate covered peanuts to Juanita and Janett. I, Becky Hanger, bequeath my ability to keep a ring to Boimie Truelove. I, Mike Harbison, bequeath my good times at Shoals to Joe Livers. I, Melvin Harder, bequeath my mechanical drawing ability to Joe Livers. (He needs it.) I, Tom Haste, bequeath my horseshoes to Bryan Gregory. I, Elsie Hembree, bequeath my front seat in Algebra II class to Theresa Vollmer. I, Jim Hembree, bequeath my ability to have car troubles to any sucker dumb enough to pay for them. I, Karl Hoffman, bequeath my straight shoulders to Mr. Jones. I, Martha Hoffman, bequeath my title of Tank to my sister Mary, knowing she will uphold the family name. I, Sharon Hoffman, bequeath my name of Hussy to Mary Hoffman. I, Larry Hotz, bequeath my government workbook to Mr. Jones. I, Jack Inman, bequeath my seat in study hall to Delmar Graber. I, Donald Jackson, bequeath my original jokes to Bob Jackson. I. Veda Jeffers, bequeath my love life to Robbyn Stoll. I, Margie Lagle, bequeath my ability to experiment in chemistry to Roimie Steele. I, Terry LaMar, bequeath my faggs to Mr. Sims. ( Chick ) I, Steven Leighty, bequeath my glasspack to Pat Pankey. I, Carole Mauder, bequeath my maps of Pakistan to Mr. Jones. I, Loretta Lundy, bequeath my secret boy frieiui to Mary Hoffman. I, Terry McKibben, bequeath my Firefly Union Card to Tim Blain$. I, Donald Neukam, bequeath my steelpacks to Steve Elms. I, Steven Page, bequeath my long pants to Mrs. Stott. I, Donna Parsons, bequeath my ability to succeed to Mike Moffit. I, Keith Parsons, bequeath my ability to play pool to Kenny Hedrick. I, Samira Pendley, bequeath my car horn to Vickie. I, Ruth Simmons, bequeath my height to Margaret Cox. I, Beth Smith, bequeath my middle name to Jo Kay Harkness. I, Marjorie Souerdyke, bequeath my government seat to Votuia Parsons. I, Phyllis Stallings, bequeath my lovely shorthand book to Mr. Heironimus. I, Jim Stroud, bequeath my extra one-half year of chemistry to Mr. Ackerman. I, Barry Studkey, bequeath my service, character, leadership and scholarly values to the National Honor Society. I, Terry Sutton, bequeath my good looks and poise to the next speech class. I, Darrell Swartzentruber, bequeath an extra 200 points off of my SAT score to anyone who needs them. I, Peggy Taylor, bequeath my ability to get a diamond to Jo Anne Neideffer. I. Cheryl Walton, bequeath my position as yearbook editor to anyone with a mouth loud enough to keep the staff quiet. I, Joyce Walton, bequeath my chemistry ability to Steve Elms. I, Kenneth Woods, bequeath my Scout to Neal Jackson. We, the Sponsors of the Class of 1965, bequeath all our tranquilizers to Mr. Jones. We, the Seniors of '65, bequeath to all the underclassmen as much fun as we have had during our years at L.H.S. «Senior ,la.AA clliMory Ten-nine-eight-seven-six-five-four-three-two-one-launched the four-year stage rocket of the 1965 crew from Cape L.H.S. Seventy-three crewmen were guided by our pilot, Kathryn Jones. Under the direction of Mrs. Jones and chief crewman Dale Baker, we sponsored a candy sale, sock-hop, sold stationery, and a Christmas party. Kathy Canada was elected as our varsity cheerleader. Mike Bohlinger, Steve Page, Steve Leighty, and Terry LaMar were members of the 1962 S. W.I.A.C. Baseball Champions and Martin County Champions. Mike Bohlinger was a member of the 1962 Basketball Sectional Champs. The second stage of our four-year stage rocket continued in orbit with a crew of sixty-eight members. Mrs. Jones and Dale Baker continued their positions as pilot and chief crewman. During that stage we sponsored two sock-hops, a movie, a candy sale, and the selling of pens. Mike Bohlinger, Steve Page, Terry LaMar, and Steve Leighty were members of the Baseball S. W.I.A.C. Champions for the second consecutive season. Steve Page and Mike Bohlinger were members of the Loogootee Lions first undefeated season in basketball. The third stage of our rocket continued orbiting with a crew of sixty-two members. Mr. Ira Clark was selected to act as co-pilot for the remainder of the trip. During that stage we spon- sored two sock-hops, a chili supper, a movie, a car wash, two catuly sales, a bake sale, a pumpkin sale, and the selling of concessions at home basketball games. Mike Harbison, Steve Page, Mike Bohlinger, Roger Fox, Terry LaMar and Steve Leighty were members of the 1964 Basketball Regional Finalist. Nine members of the class were selected to be charter members of the National Honor Society. Those were: Dale Baker, Jeanne Baker, Roger Fox, Martha Hoff- man, Sharon Hoffman, Steve Page, Donna Parsons, Beth Smith, and Cheryl Walton. Cheryl Wal- ton was Loogootee's representative to Hoosier Girls' State while Sharon Hoffman was alternate. On May 9, 1964, a banquet and a prom were given in honor of the seniors. The theme was Pink Champagne. On August 31, 1964, we began our last orbit with a crew of fifty-nine seniors. Mrs. Jones and Mr. Clark continued as class sponsors while Steve Page was elected as our chief crewman. Thus far, we have sponsored a car wash, a chili supper, two sock-hops, a candy sale, and sold Christmas cards, toothbrushes, and light bulbs. Three new members from the senior class were added to the National Honor Society. They were Margie Lagle, Carole Mauder, and Darrell Swartzentruber. Jeanne Baker added to the honors of the senior class by being named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, and represented our school in two speech contests. Sharon Hoffman was the proud recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Roger Fox, another out- standing senior, received word of his nomination to West Point. Donna Parsons acted as a Page in the House of Representatives in February. Ten seniors received band sweaters for their faith- ful service to the L.H.S. Band Department. They were: Dale Baker, Jeanne Baker, Sharon Hoffman, Martha Hoffman, Beth Smith, Paulette Brandon, Joyce Walton, Cheryl Walton, Kenny Woods, and Jim Hembree. In the sports department L.H.S. has come around in the traditional Lion style. They captured the North Knox Invitational Tourney Crown and were in the Sectional finals for the fifth consecutive year. Mike Bohlinger, Steve Page, Terry LaMar, Steve Leighty, Roger Fox, and Mike Harbison were those seniors who received letter jackets for excellence in sports. Tom Haste was also a member of the basketball team in his senior year. The seniors are looking forward to the remainder of their last orbit which will include a class play, a dance, and numerous other money-raising projects for their class trip to Washington D.C. and New York City. On May 21, 1965, our four-year stage rocket will return to earth for the L.H.S. Commence- ment Exercise. We will be reluctant to leave and go our separate ways for the past four years have been filled with joy, sorrow, knowledge, lasting friendships and the hope of promising fu- tures. We wish to thank our teachers, friends, and above all, our parents for everything they have done for us. We, the Class of 1965 hope to live up to our motto: With the ropes of the past, we'll ring the bells of the future , so as to make everyone proud of us. 27 Sue McCrary Ronnie Edu ards Larrx Wildman Bonnie Truelove Pixie Strickland Dianna Summers Lynda Moore i David Sanders Rotmie Mehne U Linda Taylor Sidsan Street James Wade Clarence Gilliam Wilma Rinsch Ronnie Goller Mike Thompson Mickie Coget Linda Bledsoe 29 Monica Moffitt Joe Livers Bobbie McCord Wayne Cox Charles Conover Vonda Parsons Donald Stoll Linda Neukam Cheryl Strange Bryan Gregory Gregg Fish K c . £ Margaret Cox Cheryl True love Dave Bruner Donna Littrell Ronnie Steele Nancy Arvin Joann Ne id effer John Milligan 30 Laura Lee Crane Frank Brothers Dianne McKibben Marty Drew Eileen Weitkamp Ronnie Bledsoe Mildred Hembree Charles Parish Delores Waggoner Lonnie Survance ■John Inman Grace Hollaway Mary Hembree Randy Kaiser Brad Gregory Rose McGuire Gerald Strange Lorene Swartzentruber Donald Gowins ei cfyiAtory As freshmen, we entered L.H.S. with seventy - one members, the largest class in the school. Mr. Henry Jones was elected as sponsor and under his supervision we had a sock-hop, candy sale and spon- sored a movie. Class officers were: Jonnie Cochran...............President Terry Hosier............Vice-President Donald Stoll.................Secretary Martin Drew..................Treasurer We entered our sophomore year with sixty mem- bers. During the year we sponsored a very success- ful sock-hop. Our class officers were: Terry Hosier.................President Bobbie McCord...........Vice-President Sue McCrary .................Treasurer Mickie Coget.................Secretary This year we entered as juniors, with sixty-nine class members. So far we have sponsored a spaghet- ti dinner, sock-hop, and a candy sale. We are cur- rently working on plans for the prom. Officers elected this year are: Sue McCrary..................President Dianna Summers..........Vice-President Terry Hosier.................Secretary Susan Street.................Treasurer Kenny Hedrick Mike Peek 31 Name Saying Pel Peeve Favorite Song Guys Dolls Nancy Arvin Oh. bet! L.S. This Diamond Ring Harvey T. Linda Bledsoe I don't know! School Mountain of Love Guys Ronnie Bledsoe Ya' don't say! Rinscli Tiger by the Tail Dolls Frank Brothers Bet! School Mountain of Love Dolls Dave Bruner Curse! Odon Birds and Bees Vicki Mickie Co get No big thing! B. S. You've Lost That Loving Feeling ■Jim Charles Conover I don’t know! Wildman None Dolls Margaret Cox Oh. no! T. D. Everybody Loves Somebody Guys Wayne Cox Well! Dooley Ring of Fire None Laura Crane Oh, I'm sure! Other girls Have You Looked into Your Heart Roger Larrv Dent Pretty swift! Dooley Tiger by the Tail Dolls Martin Drew O.K. Thompson! Mr. Rinsch Good-bye Dolls Delores Earps Don’t get shook! Cymbals My Love, Forgive Me ■Joe Ronnie Edwards Get on it! Kathro I Wanta Go Home Dolls Steve Elms Get back. Drew! '59 Chevy G. T. O. Millions Greg Fish Curses! Monday Morning Pink Dally Rue Dolls Clarence Gilliam Dog! Little Brother Name Game Sandra P. Ronnie Goller I don't know! Dooley Birds and Bees Dolls Don Gowins No big thing! Cadillac N. G. T. O. ? ? ? Brad Gregory I'm not the stu- dent manager! The Nose (B. D.) Somewhere ? ? ? Bryan Gregory It's an Ackerman, kill it before it spreads! BB Players Have You Looked into Your Heart Emily Terry Hosier That's several! Lima Beans Laugh. Laugh Karen Kenny Hedrick Wanta’ drag! Dooley 8 Days a Week ? ? ? Rose Hembree Hey, Vonda, got your history ? Shoals Mountain of Love Ronnie S. Grace Holloway Mercy! Porky Together Again Nobody ■John Inman Ain't that the berries ? Mrs. Dooley Birds and Bees Brenda Randy Kaiser Donna Littrell ■Joe Livers ? me off!” No big thing! Snafu! Cadillac Nose Poopsie Mighty Mouse Cartoons G. T. O. All of them! ? ? ? Bobbie McCord Believes you! Poor Losers Words of Love Mike Sue McCrary Hey, Summers, let's go voo- dooing Broken buggy- wheels You've Lost That Loving Feeling Zeke Rose McGuire Well Getting up before noon Downtown ■Jack Dianne McKibben Well, forever more! Tennis Shoes You've Lost That Loving Feeling Millions Ronnie Mehne That's a few! Chemistry ex- periments All Day All Night Millions ■John Milligan Oh, crab” People with purple hair Love Potion 9 Single Monica Moffit No big thing! Mr. Page Searchin’ ■Jerry Lynda Moore ■Just one! Sailors Can't You Hear My Heart Beat Ralph ■Joann Neideffer Linda Neukam No big thing! That ain’t no big thing! Jan The ”H man Jolly Green Giant C. L. 32 Name Saying Pet Peeve Favorite Song Guys Dolls Charles Parish Hey, Harold! ■Jack Butcher 8 More Miles to Louisville Penny L. Voiuia Parsons Whole bunch! Dan L. Heart of Stone Millions Mike Peek What is this madness Ancient type- writer This Diamond Ring B. B. Wilma Rinsch How about that! Monday morning Little Things That You Do Rick David Sanders That's pretty swift! Mrs. Dooley Tiger by the Tail Cheryl Ronnie Steele Say, Lar? Homework All Day All Night Ought Don Stoll That deal. Big Daddy Bucket-T Mary Cheryl Strange O.K., Swartz! Farlen Boys This Diamond Ring Ron Gerald Strange Quit calling me Harold! Poopsey D. Wabash Cannonball Diann Susan Street Oh, bet! Maggot C. This Diamond Ring Pixie Strickland Loogootee boys wear makeup. Tim, Bill, and Terry Name Game G. H. Dianna Summers O.K., McCrary, I’ll bring the spirits! Fake parking tickets Searchin' Millions Lonnie Survanee Drop Dead Butcher Break Away ■Judy Lorene Swartzen- truber Surely do! Montgomery Love Potion 9 Jim Linda Taylor No big thing! G. F. Name Game Kenny Gary Thompson Hey, Droopie! Montgomery women Love Potion 9 Bev Cheryl Truelove Don’t sweat it Phyllis, we'll make it to the Rustic! Loogootee boys Something Good Wyman Bonnie Truelove Honest to God! Tempers Heart of Stone Donnie ■James Wade Oh. shoot! Montgomery This Diamond Ring Dolls Delores Waggoner Curses, failed again! Harold Birds and Bees Anyone's guess! Eileen Weitkamp Oh, darn it! Delores This Diamond Ring ? ? ? Larry Wildman Don’t give up the ship! Charles C. Name Game ? ? ? Fern Wood Que Cosa! Conceited people This Diamond Ring ? ? ? Marian Smith Cottonballs! Liquor This Diamond Ring Glen Larry Tedrow Oh. shoot! David Stuckey Broken Promises Melody Mary Alice Tedrow No big thing! Heironimus You've Lost That Loving Feeling ? ? ? 33 RES HOMO 0 000 0 0 Steve Bright Ann Hall Brenda Walton Larry Frye Patty Ledger wood Rita Strickland Kenny Olsen Carla Reinhart Tommy Davis Patsy Gregory Alice Gibson Ronnie Richardson Donna Marie Sutton Johnny Lagle Pat Pankey Jenny Hedrick Rick Anderson Susie Perkins Dianne Inman Denny Lotig Norma Craig Chris Murphy Donna Kay Par softs Alan Nonte Charles Cox Vicki Wagoner Steve Brett 36 ■Jim Huebner Ann Gaither Gary Lee Nenham Norman Surrauce Gary Robertson Vi chi Pad nett ■Janet Felton Gary Byrd Neal ■Jackson Kenny Frye e a 6 6 fltiAtorvj We entered our freshman year with sixty-six members. We sponsored a class party and a sock- hop. Our class officers were: Steve Bough ............... President Pat Pankey.............Vice-President ■Jenny Hedrick ............ Secretary Brenda Walton...............Treasurer We started our sophomore year with fifty-eight members and added two more before the year was over. So far, we have sponsored only a sock-hop, earlier this year. We have plans for two or three more events later on. Our class sponsor is again Mrs. Dooley. Our class officers are: Steve Bright................President Ann Hall.............. Vice-President Brenda Walton.............. Secretary Patty Ledger wood............Treasurer 37 Joyce Wits tn an Pi Rex Strawn Karen Canada Kathy Jeffers Steve McCauley Tim Blain Robbyn Stoll Billy Bagby Becky Lett Terry Scire Marilyn Harper n Nick Goodpaster Martha Wood Jim Reinhart Becky LaMar Sandy Powell Steve Divine Carla L eighty Jerry Ziegler Rosalie Sutton Danny Sutton Mary Hoffman 39 «k. w te Jim Nigg Nancy Elms Larry Byrd Doris Houghland Roger Wild man 40 Becky Chanley Steve Deel Richard McGuire •Joyce Schnarr Chris Gilliam ■Janet Bateman Billy Berry mf ML Liz Stroud Mike Moffitt Herbert Hembree Margie Kuper Cathy Goller Dean Swartzentruber Larry Bledsoe Veronica Schwindt Bill Campbell Becky Bruner Randy Short Brenda Denny Gloria Hudson Dana Littrell Gordon Seals Doug Fox Deborah Clubbs David Martin Melodie Thompson Teresa Holman Carla Ross Terry Truelove ctyiAtory The Freshman Class began their school year with an enrollment of sixty-eight. Under the direction of Mrs. Dewey, their sponsor, they have held a pumpkin sale and a dance. Class Officers ■Joyce Witsman................President Rex Strawn...............Vice-President Karen Canada..................Secretary Kathy Jeffers.................Treasurer Ellen Hembree Bette Gibson Dane Mosby Mar slut Tedrow 41 Row 1, left to right: F. Olsen, H. Sargent, M. Jensen, £. Harris, K. Eichmiller, K. Lents. Row 2: R. Ackerman, S. Strawn, ?. Ledgerwood, W. Able. Not pictured: J. Crane. K ?o e i, e o right: J. Doyle, L. Sherfick, M. Wehmeier, P. Wartf, Af. Crane, B. Woods, V. Fields, A. Latuian. Row 2: S. Nolan, C. Lynch, J. D. Steele, D. Greene, R. Lay bourn, J. Wild man, M. Kilburn, R. Bradley, L. Portier, R. Mathias. 43 Row 1, left to right: N. Phillips, L. Smith, C. Hosier. C. Cochran, C. Swayze, B. Day, D. Harper, A. Af. Robbins. L. A. Sims, R. Parsons, D. Mills, J. Moffitt, D. Tarvin, C. Bridgewater, B. Fields, Mrs. F. Olsen, teacher. Hickman, J. Yoder, R. Row 2: E. Me inhart, W. Simmons, T. Divine, Row 1, left to right: D. Hudson, P. Roller, T. Gray, R. Roach, R. Souerdike, J. Day, K. Nigg, D. Wininger, L. Richardson, R. Milligan, S. Suit. Row 2: M. Jeffers, T. Wineland, D. Richer, B. Crane, B. Kreitzer, C. Hammelman, R. Shoults, C. Wathen, J. Graber, J. Parsons, M. Bough, Mrs. H.' Sargent, teacher. 44 H0 5U0 Row 1, left to right: L. Simmons, H. Rodrick, T. Norris, G. Crane, D. Cochran, M. Engleman, J. Crays, M. Fields, B. Wild man. Row 2: M. Sherfick, L. Seal, D. Holman, J. Harbison, N. Graber, C. Riggins, D. Walton, D. Cox, S. Gray, G. Wagler, T. Edwards, M. Walls, K. Milligan, N. Taylor. Row 3: D. Hoffman, L. Richardson, T. Crane, M. Carrico, T. Chestnut, P. Bateman, D. Parsons, C. Ziegler, J. Beasley, M. Olsen, R. Robbins, Mrs. M. Jensen, teacher. Row 1, left to right: P. Kilbum, T. Page, W. Flick, M. Taylor, J. Bohn, G. Davidson, S. Shoults, J. Tedrow, M. Lagle, D. Suit, J. Meyer. Row 2: M. Jeffers, J. Bough, M. Brandon, G. Arvin, D. Streets, K. Tedrow, K. Farley, J. Loughmiller, S. Souerdike, M. Swayze, L. Harper, S. Kirk, S. Waggoner, D. Mills, J. Hudson. Roiv 3: N. Lukomski, D. Littrell, T. Dillon, B. Tarvin, B. Riggins, A. Franklin, B. Short, J. Conolty, V. Gillick, K. Potts, V. Ray, D. Swartzentruber. Not pictured: A. Crane. Mrs. K. Lents, teacher. 45 O H Row 1, left to right: J. Tolbert, J. Scroggins, B. Scroggins, F. Crays, K. Kirk, i?. Summers, M. Leighty, J. Chandler, D. Reinhart. Row 2: K. Jeffers, J. Neideffer, D. Walls, K. Winiger, S. Sumner, G. Swayze, D. Reinhart, N. Walton, J. Holman, R. Walton, J. Edwards. Row 3: K. Walton, S. Heliums, L. Stuckey, I. Franklin, P. Gee, C. Wildman, L. Shoults, D. Hart, D. Davidson, C. Cox. Not pictured: D. Walton. Mrs. E. Harris, teacher. Row 1, left to right: R. Parsons, B. Harbison, G. Potts, L. Hatfield, R. Bruner, R. Norris. J. Richardson, R. Hembree, K. Sanders. Row 2: B. Swartzentruber, T. Graber, D. Hembree, D. Tolbert, R. Jackson, P. Edwards, L. Black, D. Hudson, D. Cox, R. Milligan, B. Scroggins, J. Wagonor, D. Seals, C. Tedrow, L. Worley, J. Harris, S. Stoll, R. Wagler. Row 3: S. Bough, V. Davis, S. Pankey, K. Zagler, N. Huebner, M. Jones, D. Ray, C. Mosby, D. Souerdike, J. Sager, L. Shoults, S. Tedrow, S. Lett. W0 5UQ Row 1, left to right: B. Wagler, T. Stallings, D. Bauer, E. Schnarr, R. Harder, K. Davidson, V. Baker, R. Bright, J. Olsen, R. Kaiser, M. Heliums. Row 2: J. Hoffman, T. Smith. R. Bruner, D. Camp, C. Harper, B. Walls, K. Harbison, C. Crane, R. Tarvin, L. Walton, A. Richer, K. McKibben, K. Bledsoe, B. Steele, S. Elms, G. Huebner, R. Helluns. Row 3: G. Robbins, R. Mills, D. Bough, D. Arvin, B. Summers, S. Parsons, D. Kreitzer, C. Lagle, D. Heliums, P. Kirk, M. Seals, Mrs. V. Eichmiller, teacher. Row 1, left to right: S. Craig, V. Richardson, D. Sumner, J. Crays, J. Flick, J. Strawn, D. Hickman, S. Sargent. Row 2: C. Brandon, W. McDonald, D. Hatfield, M. Crays, B. Potts, R. Chandler, D. Kiefner, M. Taylor. Row 3: S. Swartzen- truber, J. Hudson, A. Wagler, S. Harder, M. Knight, K. Hembree, L. Worley, K. Jeffers, Mrs. Lucas. Row 4: G. Eduards, D. Tarvin, M. Bateman, R. Richer, D Lett, F. Devine, T. Walton, R. Sager, L. Parsons, D. Divine, G. Campbell. 47 Row 1, left to right: P. Gaither, D. Steele, D. Hoffman, M. Daugherty, D. Walton, T. Sanders, D. Hembree, M. Kirk, G. Williams, D. Jones. Row 2: G. McCord, J, Parsons, J. Lukomski, G. Swartzentruber, D. Graber, C. Truelove, T. Walton, C. Divine. Row 3: J. Palladino, D. Walls, D. Wildman, V. Clifton, D. Campbell, K. Hembree. Row 4: S. Sargent, L. Woods, J. D. Page, P. Inman, F. Hembree, R. McKibben, Charles Sims, teacher. Front row, left to right: R. Bradley, B. Walls, L. Worley, M. Nolan, M. Bowling, M. Smith, D. Bough, B. Steele, L. Walton, K. Matthews, J. Van Meter, N. Pendleton. Back row: E. Pendleton, R. Mills, P. Jones, S. Parsons, K. Vollmer, A. McGuire, R. Wolfe, R. Ward, M. Parsons, V. Baker, J. Hoffman, G. Huebner, R. Bruner, R. Kaiser, T. Smith, G. Vollmer, E. Schnarr. Not shown: C. Crane. 48 cnFflMO cDHjoca First row, left to right: Herbert Hembree, Chris Gilliam, Jerry Ziegler, Gordon Seals, Douglas Fox, Gary Anderson, Bill Campbell, Roger Wildman, Danny Sutton, Mr. Butcher. Second row: Timothy Blain, Richard McGuire, Nick Goodpaster, Steve Divine, Terry Street, Billy Berry, Steve McCauley, Rex Strawn, Larry Byrd. Third row: Larry Bledsoe, Steven Deal, Randy Short, Dane Mosby, Dean Swartzen- truber, Jim Reinhart, Jim Nigg, David Martin, Bob Jackson. Standing, left to right: Paulette Brandon, Marilyn Harper, Robbyn Stoll, Bette Gibson. Theresa Holman, Karen Canada, Debbie Clubbs, Liz Stroud, Joyce Schnarr, Kathy Jeffers, Mary Hoffman, Becky Bruner, Nancy Elms, Dianne Hembree, Cindy Arvin, Mrs. Stott. Kneeling: Ann Gaither, Becky Chantey, Cathy Goller, Marsha Tedrow, Becky LaMar, Li tula Arvin, Marie Schwindt, Martha Wood, Doris Hough- land. Joyce Wits man. Datm Littrell, Gloria Hudson. Sitting: Becky Lett. Brenda Divine, Satuly Powell, Janet Bateman, Carla Leighty, Pam Coget, Melody Thompson, Margie Kuper, Carla Sue Ross. 50 CM GM Front row, left to right: Martha Hoffman, Carole Mander, Cheryl Walton, Veda Jeffers, Elsie Hembree, Abbie Arvin. Second row: Abbie Fuhrman. Beth Smith, Ruth Simmons, Sandy Carr, Joyce Walton, Sharon Hoffman. Third row: Terry LaMar, Jim Stroud, Margie Lagle, Jeanne Baker, Donna Parsons, Mike Craig, Tom Haste. Fourth row: Don Jackson, Jim Hembree, Steve Page, Jim Chandler, Mike Bohlinger, Ken Woods, Dale Baker, Roger Fox, Terry McKibben. Front row, left to right: Beth Smith, Roger Fox, Mr. Clark, Mr. Ackerman, Mrs. Dewey, Mr. Sims, Steve Page, Sharon Hoffman. Second row: Susaii Street, Wilma Rinsch, Dianne McKibben, Fern Wood, Sue McCrary, Carole Mauder, Donna Parsons, Margie Lagle, Jeanne Baker, Cheryl Walton, Martha Hoffman. Third row: Ronnie Goller, Donald Stoll, Ronnie Mehne, Terry Hasler, Brad Gregory, Clarence Gilliam, Darrell Swartzentruber, Dale Baker. Fourth row: Theresa Vollmer, Norma Craig, Roddy Cochran, Kenny Frye, Bob Chattin, Ronnie Richardson, Steve Bright, Gilbert Souerdyke. 51 OH HgOW Sitting, front row, left to right: Veda Jeffers, Loretta Lundy, Delores Earps, Delores Wagoner, Dianne McKibben. Sitting, second row: JoAnne Neideffer, Vonda Parsons, Ruth Simmons, Cheryl Strange, Sandra Carr, Peggy Taylor, Becky Hanger, Alice Enlow. Standing: Rose Hembree, Lorene Swartzentruber, Fern Wood, Beth Smith, Abbie Fuhrman, Afra Arvin, Margaret Cox, Cheryl Truelove, Linda Bledsoe, Monica Moffitt, Linda Neukam. Sitting, left to right: Eliane Alcover, Mrs, Dooley, Joyce Walton, Martha Hoffman, Donna Parsons, Carole Mauder, Stamling: Lorene Swartzentruber, Elsie Hembree, Cheryl Strange, Beth Smith, Margie Lagle, Ann Gaither, Patty Ledgeru ood, Donna Kay Parsons, Brenda Walton, Rose McGuire, Theresa Vollmer, JoAnne Neideffer, Norma Craig, Susan Street, Delores Earps, Sue McCrary, Cheryl Walton, Diamie McKibben. 52 woho woho Standing, left to right: Laura Lee Crane, Nancy Elms, Martha Hoffman, Sharon Hoffman, Becky Bough, Kathy Jeffers, Bobbie McCord, Drum Major: Steve Bright. Left to right: Bobbie McCord, Mrs. Flick, Carole Mauder, Afra Arvin, Jeanne Baker, Beverly Gregory, Sharon Hoffman, Mrs. Walton, Martha Hoffman. 53 First row, left to right: C. Leighty, S. Sargent, D.Keifner, M. Gates, C. Combs, L. Woods, N. Elms, D. Walls, A. Hall, C. Smith, J. Wits man, J. Page. Second row: M. Hoffman, C. Lynch, J. Baker, M. Seals, B. McCord, J. O’Maley, M. Jones, B. Jones, S. Greenwell, K. Woods, J. Schnarr, T. Vollmer, S. Bough, J. Walton, C. Walton, S. Hoffman. Third row: T. Bridgewater, J. Flick, D. Lynch, B. Potts, V. Richardson, B. Sheetz, M. Jones, M. Toy, L. Crane, C. Searl, D. Lett, J. Hembree, D. Baker, M. Lynch, J. Strawn, J. Parsons, B. Walton, S. Bright. Fourth row: B. Smith, P. Ledgerwood, R. Cochran, R. Richardson, J. Richardson, R. Kaiser, D. Walton, D. Hoffman, C. Gilliam, C. Myers, M. Jones, Mr. Hamilton, C. Reinhart, R. Lannon, B. Summers, R. Strickland, D. Earps, B. Chattin, R. Steele, S. Brett, R. Edwards, N. Jackson, D. Toy, C. Gilliam, L. Parsons, M. Trout, R. Lannon, P. Brandon. First row, left to right: Martha Hoffman, Roberta Toy, Laura Crane, Jim Hembree, Steve Bright, Dale Baker, Brenda Walton, Carolyn Lynch, Steve Bough. Back row: Steve Brett, Clarence Gilliam, Mark Trout, Paulette Brandon, Ronnie Lannan, Beth Smith, Patty Ledgerwood, Roddie Cochran, Ronnie Richard- son, Jerry Richardson, Brenda Summers, Bob Chattin. 54 o:z w 02 B Front row, left to right: Eileen Weitkamp, Susan Street, Diane Summers, Sue McCrary, Ruth Simmons, Sandra Carr, Becky Hanger, Alice Enlow, Peggy Taylor, Paulette Brandon. Second row: Cheryl Strange, Lorene Swartzentruber, Alma Hanger, Pixie Strickland, Kathy Jeffers, Loretta Lundy, Veda Jeffers, Robbyn Stoll, Mary Hoffman, Mrs. Lucas. Third row: Brenda Denny, Susie Perkins, Mararet Cox, Rose Hembree, Diane McKibben, Becky Bruner, Becky Chandley, Dale McKibben, Steve Bright. Fourth row: Vicki Wagoner, Patsy Gregory. Diane Hembree, Cathy Goller, Marilyn Harper, Marsha Tedrow, Melody Thompson, Terry McKibben, Neal Jackson. Kneeling, left to right: J. Hovis, K. Olsen, D. Swartzentruber, J. Richardson, E. Blankenship, T. Davis, N. Survance, R. Richardson, S. Davidson, A. Nonte, B. Chattin, K. Parsons, K. Frye, G. Neukam, D. McKibben, R. Cochran, C. Murphy, S. Brett, J. Huebner, N. Jackson, J. Lagle. Standing: D. Sutton, D. Parsons, P. Gregory, V. Wagoner, N. Sutton, J. Medina, J. Harkness, J. Hedrick, D. Sutton, A. Hall, V. Padgett, J. Felton, R. Strickland, S. Holman, D. Inman, B. Houghland, J. Neideffer, S. Brock, C. Myers, S. Perkins, T. Vollmer, N. Craig, P. Pankey, C. Reinhart, G. Souerdyke, B. Walton, P. Ledgerwood, S. Bright, L. Frye, Mr. Sims. 55 Ylational catenor (Society The National Honor Society is the newest organization at L.H.S. It was started in 1964 with nineteen members initiated as active members. In the fall of 1964 thirteen more members were initiated. The 1964-65 officers are: Steve Page, president; Roger Fox, vice-president; Beth Smith, secretary; Sharon Hoffman, treasurer. The faculty advisors are: Mr. Ackerman, Mr. Page, Mr. Clark, Mr. Sims, and Mrs. Dewey. tec ( .iub The L.H.S. Glee Club is made up of the more talented students. Under the direction of Mrs. Lucas, they have added entertainment and beauty to our Concerts, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. L.H.S. has reason to be proud of their music department. librarian a (Stub The Librarian’s Club, under the direction of Mrs. Dooley, has been very successful this year. They have decorated the bulletin boards for the enjoyment of the whole student body. The officers are: Martha Hoffman, president; JQyce Walton, vice-president; Dornia Parsons, secretary-treasurer; and Eliane Alcover, reporter. earhook (Stall The Yearbook Staff is composed of very able members of the Senior Class. Their only project is editing the yearbook, The Lion’s Tale , for you to enjoy. They have very willingly given their time to make this possible. The editor is Cheryl Walton, and they are sponsored by Mr. Clark. 3) river a € ducation Driver's Education is not a club, but a class. It is taught by Mr. Sims, and offered to those students who wish to learn how to drive. It is a one semester class. W. A. Fisher furnishes L.H.S. with a car to use. Aicat Education Girls’ and Boys’ Physical Education is taught by Mrs. Stott and Mr. Butcher respectively. Under their direction, they have taught the freshmen to stay in good physical condition. eliome €c. lub The Home Ec. Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Jones, has sponsored several activities this year. The proceeds from these activities go toward their yearly trip to Louisville, Ken- tucky. The 1964-65 officers are: Afra Arvin, president; Delores Waggoner, secretary; Loretta Lundy, treasurer. Hand The L.H.S. Band, under the direction of Mr. Hamilton, has been very successful. The concert band has presented Fall and Spring Concerts. They also participate in a Tri-County Festival held at Ireland. The marching batui has performed marching shows at the Loogootee- Shawswick, Loogootee-Montgomery, and St. John's Rex-Mundi basketball games. They were invited to march at I. U. 's Band Day and be guests at the Indiana-Michigan football game. The majorettes leading the marching batui are: Martha Hoffman, Sharon Hoffman, Bobbie McCord, Laura Crane, Nancy Elms, Becky Bough, atid Kathy Jeffers. The dance band, The Starlighters, has played for several proms and dances in this area. Before the Christmas vacation, the dance band presented a concert for the entire student body. The pep band has performed at home ball games. The cadet band will participate in a festival at Shoals later this year. In January, several band students went to Huntingburg to participate in the Solo and En- semble Contest. Those receiving a rating of Superior in Class A traveled to Butler University to compete for State auditions. In the spring of '64 the band traveled to Elnora for the State Band Contest. They returned with a rating of Superior for the third straight year. The batui and band boosters have sponsored many activities, the proceeds from which went to purchase three snare drums, a bass clarinet, an alto clarinet, eight band uniforms, and sweaters for the thirteen senior band members. The band officers for 1964-65 are: Beth Smith, president; Sharon Hoffman, vice-president; atid Dale Balter, secretary-treasurer. The students at L.H.S. feel that Mr. Hamilton and the batui boosters should be congratu- lated for the inspiration that they have given the band members. 57 sSectlOHClL Vartity 1964-65 First row: Neal Jackson, student manager; Mike Harbison, Roger Fox, Steve Page, Kenny Frye, Terry LaMar, Bryan Gregory, student manager. Second row: Charles Sims, assistant coach; Steve Brett, Steve Elms, Tom Haste, Steve Leighty, Pat Pankey, Mike Bohlinger, Alan Nonte, Jack Butcher, coach. The Loogootee Lions of 1964-65, under the fine coaching of Jack Butcher, has accomplished a fine record of 17 wins and 6 losses. The highlight of the season was the winning of the North Knox Invitational Tourney. The Lions captured the trophy by defeating Mater Dei of Evansville in the afternoon game and by defeating Evansville Memorial in the championship game. The seniors of '65 would like to congratulate Mr. Butcher and his Lions for their fine teamwork. They have given us many enjoyable games which shall never be forgotten. This is one of the many reasons why we hate to leave L.H.S. This year there are seven players lost by graduation. This is the largest number of seniors that have graduated from the basketball team. They are: Bohlinger, Page, Harbison, LaMar, Leighty, Fox, atid Haste. Every point they made, every foul they committed, every tear that was shed, was done for the betterment of L.H.S. Cheerleaders: Diane Inman, Mickie Coget, Front row, left to right: S. Hoffman, •7. Baker, P. Brandon, A . Lagle, D. Parsons, £. Smith, J. Walton, C. Walton, C. Mander, i4. Fuhrman, M. Hoffman, E. Alcover, E. Hembree, A. Arvin, D. Earps, V. Jeffers, P. Goodpaster, D, Neukam, K. Seals, J. Chandler, J. Hembree, E. Fullerton, M. Peek, Second row: W. Rinsch, D. McKibben, F. Wood, E. Weitkamp S, Street, D. Wagoner, C. Strange, L. Swarlzentruber, N. Arvin, L. Taylor, D, Parsons, J, Neideffer, C. True love, L, Neukam, R. McGuire, B. McCord, L. Crane, B. True love, P. Strickland, L. Moore, T. Davis, B. Gregory, Third row: G. Hudson, B. LaMar, K. Jeffers, R. Stoll, J. Bateman, B, Divine, P, Ledgerwood, B, Walton, C, Myers, N, Craig, T, Vollmer, A. Hanger, J, Hedrick, D. Sutton, V. Padgett, M. Hoffman, R. Cochran, D. McKibben, B. Chat tin, S. Bright, G, Souerdyke, S. Bough, J. Huebner. Fourth row: K. Jeffers, S. Sargent, S. Craig, V. Richardson, B. Potts, B. Lett, D. Sumner, D. Tarvin, F. Divine, D. Keifner, R. Chandler, 7. Flick, 7. Straum, M. Wood, L. Woods, S. Sargent, 7. Page, 7. Witsman, P. Coget, C. Leighty, N. Elms, V. Clifton, D. Campbell. §ot tydkole On the Sunday afternoon before sectional, members gathered at the school to decorate and increase school spirit by the flying of. the black and gold in praise of the Lions. A large replica of the L.H.S. pendants that the seniors furnished for the Booster's Club was made by Terry McKibben. The main objective of the Booster's Club is to boost the Lions and let them know that we have faith in them. They have kept our faith and to them, we have given our all. 6i MICKIE COGET KAREN CANADA CARLA REINHART DIANN INMAN ALL SET—YOU BET NAME CLASS FG FG% Mike Bohlinger Sr. 158-356 44 Mike Harbison Sr. 145-298 49 Steve Page Sr. 77-204 38 Terry LaMar Sr. 54-122 44 Roger Fox Sr. 10-29 35 Steve Leighty Sr. 7-30 23 Tom Haste Sr. 2-3 67 Steve Elms ■Jr. 43-114 38 Kenny Frye Sopli. 9-20 45 Pat Pankey Soph. 8-12 67 Steve Brett Soph. 1-4 25 Alan Nonte Soph. 0-0 00 FT FT% REB TP AVG. 136-165 82.4 91 452 19. 7 84-126 66.7 212 374 16.3 79-98 80.6 70 233 10.1 35-52 67.4 179 143 6.2 6-17 35.3 13 26 1.1 9-19 47.7 43 23 1.0 2-3 66. 7 2 6 .3 54-92 58. 7 121 140 6.1 8-12 66.7 17 26 1.1 9-15 60.0 7 25 1.1 1-3 33.3 4 3 .1 0-1 00.0 1 0 .0 CC5dHd -HMS3WM!UO Loogootee Beats Memorial To Win Holiday Tournament The Loogootee Lions whipped highly-regarded Evansville Me- morial 77-65 Saturday night to capture the North Knox Invita tional Holiday Tourney champ- ionship at Ed wards port. North Knox set a new school record in defeating Mater Del 10044 in the consolation game. ' Loogootee advanced to the fin al game by downing Mater Dei 70-64 in the first afternoon game. Memorial rolled over North Knox 7046 in the other afternoon con- test. The Lions ran up 23 points in the first quarter against pre- viously once-beaten Memorial and held on to the lead during the remainder of the game. Behind the high scoring of Mike Bohlinger and Mike Harbl- son the Lions fronted 45-25 at the end of the first half and 55- 41 at the third quarter stop. Bohlinger paced both teams in scoring with 29 points and Harbi- son was close behind with 22. Steve Page added 11 for Loogoo- tee. Berger paced the losing Me- morial team with 17 points and Scheller scored 15. In the consolation game North Knox took a 27-14 first quarter lead, ran the margin to 60-31 at the halftime and 64-61 at the third quarter stop. Bolton Hughes paced the War- rior scoring with 30 points and Hayden was high for Mater Dei with 25. In the first afternoon game Loogootee and Mater Dei were tied at 15 at the end of the first period, but the Lions opened a 40-25 bulge at the intermis- sion. Coach Jack Butcher’s team continued to roll in the third period and fronted 58-42 at the stop. Bohlinger led the scoring a- gainst Mater Dei with 25 points and Harbisoo added another 24. Wunderlich paced the Wildcats with 21. Box scores: Championship “ Ylortl journey Loogootee (77) tg ft Pf tp LaMar 0 2 4 2 Har bison 9 4 3 22 Elms 1 6 4 8 Bohlinger 8 13 2 29 Page 5 1 1 11 Pankey 1 2 1 4 Frye 0 1 1 0 Haste 0 0 1 0 Totals Totals Mater Dei Weigand Wunderlich Head Goebel Glaser Boullie Hayden Niemeier Lannert Totals Score by Loogootee Mater Dei (64) Memorial (65) fg ft Pf tp Dant 3 4 5 10 Muller 2 2 3 6 Rupp 7 3 5 17 Berger 1 0 1 2 Kent 2 1 1 5 Cambron 1 0 3 2 Schuler 0 1 1 1 Thomas 2 0 3 4 Scheller 5 5 3 15 Joergens 1 1 0 3 Crane 0 0 1 0 — — — — Totals 24 Score by quarters. 17 26 65 I oogootee 23 45 55 77 Memorial 6 25 41 65 Loogootee-Mater Dei quarters: 15 15 Loogootee (70) fg ft LaMar 0 4 Harbison 9 6 Page 3 3 Frye 2 1 Pankey 0 0 Elms 0 1 Haste 0 0 Brett 1 0 Bohlinger 8 9 Long one-hander by Bohlinger as Pankey looks on. Coach Butcher and Bohlinger, captain, accepting victory trophy. Page sinks long shot while Bar bis on and Bohlinger look on. i iond In cAction The Loogootee Lions, under the fine coaching of Jack Butcher, came through the Sectional in the traditional Lion style. They beat Shoals 78 to 59, and overcame the St. John's Eagles 56 to 52. Senior guard, Mike Bohlinger, scored 33 points for his team. In the fuial game, the Lions lost to the Washington Hatchets by the score of 59 to 48. We're sure the fans in Loogootee are proud of the Lions for they have been in the Sectional finals for the last five years and captured the coveted crown three of those years. Compliments of VINCENT WILLIAMS DAIRY, Loogootee, Indiana Compliments of HAROLD RIGGINS, Loogootee, Indiana Loogootee's Lions Down Rox, 56-40 Lions Win In Double Overtime Lions Add Two Wins To Record Coach Marvin Pruett’s Shoals Jug Rox are finding out that h- ketball victories are “hard by,” as the Loogoote � vaded the Rox G’ night, and w-’ 56-40 wir The Loogootee Lions nudged out the North Knox Warri'- Tuesday night in th? ington gym in a fr double o er- iir' wen by a Rese’ mr ' the 1 thi nets W1 sound lead, K hind, 2L leading 01 of the thin, the Lions game. Shoals rack . 16 of 54 field goal attempts, w hile Loogootee netted 21 for 57. Sutton and Thrash led the attack for Shoals, with 12 points eacb while Harbison, Bohlinger Page had 18, 12, and 13, r The Loogootee Lions, in a -.and half push, defeated itgomery Wednesday might, tnber 25, on the Viking 54-48. Vikings took t|j lead vhe first quarter, hold- a one point edge at 29-28. In tt third as nearly even-up ns emerging with 2. rbison paced the £jP 7ith 15 points and Stev .xs added 14. Chuck Lechn and Mark Loughmdller scor 14 points each for the Vikir Loogootee FG FT Harbison 7 1 Mar 2 1 s 6 Lions Defeat Elnora 86-63 Loogootee’s Lions took tfc lead in the second quarter Fr day night and steadily added t it defeat Elnora 86-63 on U 4 - 1 at tl tively. for Loogootee. Liens Post Te 's Wf on out xUesday night 62- o e game, first quarter the Lions -18 but Worthington pul1' ahead by two at t a6-33. The game W a third Th : Lie tenth victoi Friday night ed the Motgom the Loogootze flc of 69-50. After a close fir ending with a score the Lions pulled ahead fiv: point lead at the ha 26. The close of the t.urd period saw the Loogootee from widen the gap 33-46. Mike Qarbison l:d all scor- ing with 20 points and Mike Bohlinger had 17. LaMar also scored in double figures for the Lions with 10 nri 4 Norris paced Montgom 13. Loogo:?:e won the p ary 39-29. clitic 56-53 Lions, w. scoring 8 Bohlinger s. Mike Bol scoring for L points and Mik 35 16 fg « 5 1 jgootee Lions travel Politic Tuesday. January and returned in victory inning ov-.fr the Oolitic five 56-53. After a closely confined first quarter, Locgootee posted a narroy 2 point margin at the stp 19-17. Oolitic pressed hard in the second and lead at the half 27-25. The third quart:r saw the Lions iit£ a fine Job rstikt ed up 20 pc Lions Lose n Lose orseshot Bloomfiel The Loogootee L defeat by a margin of Friday night when the the Bloomfield Cardi the Shoals floor. 1 fronted end of the Cardinals led is cut the leac half-time 28 infield came ba pbsting a gap ogs took Loogoote he luck ’ay nig; m wit Locgcotee FG Harbison 9 LaMar 5 Leighty 0 Pankey 2 1 Bohlinger 6 5 Fox 3 0 Strawn 0 0 Page 4 2 Frye 0 0 Totals 29 11 d the Lions r-cor- points and Mike 14. Price was lfield with 18. so won the ore- 41-38. elimin PF L FG FT 3 Harb 7 4 1 LaMar 3 0 5 Elmn 1 3 4 Leighty 0 1 3 Bohlinger 4 7 2 Page 2 2 MIKE BOHLINGER ( Bubbles ) Mike, a 5'8 guard, is a four year letterman. He is best known for his fine outside shooting ami hustling. Mike was a member of the All-Sectional team for one year and the All -Regional team for one year. MIKE HARBISON ( Tex ) Mike, a 5'10 forward, is a two year letterman. He has developed into a fine scorer and leading re- bounder for the Lions after playing his freshman year at Alfordsville, where he was a member of the starting team. TERRY LAMAR ( Gomer ) Terry, a 6' forward, has lettered two years. He is an average scorer and leading rebounder for the Lions. Terry can always be depended upon to score points when the team needs them. STEVE PAGEf'Daffy ) Steve, a 5'11 guard, is a three year letterman. Although he is not a high scorer, he is a very valu- able player. He is a good ball handler a ul sets up many plays for the Lions. ROGER FOX ( Westy ) Roger, a 5'9 guard, is a two year letterman. Al- though he is not a member of the starting five, he can be depended upon to give a good performance in � a relief role. STEVE LEIGHTY ( Hear 'em ) Steve, a 6'3 center, has lettered for three years. He is a dependable player whose height comes in handy for rebounding. Steve is one of our more valuable substitutes. TOM HASTE ( Horseface ) Tom, a 6'2 center, is playing his first year of basketball. His height has enabled him to be of great assistance. We wish the Lions could have had him three years earlier. Season Schedule Loogootee Opponent 75 57 Shawswick 58 51 Shoals 66 61 Eastern 62 75 Springs Valley 54 48 Montgomery 62 59 Worthington 64 78 Petersburg 51 56 Odon 86 63 Elnora 70 64 Mater Dei 77 65 Memorial 68 67 North Knox 69 50 Montgomery 53 74 Dubois . 48 59 Bloomfield 56 53 Oolitic 56 40 Shoals 79 74 Switz City 55 54 Orleans 66 44 Plainville North Knox Tourney 67 3re,)A� M«H eattt Front row, left to right: J. Reinhart, 2. McGuire, G. Anderson, £. Campbell, D. Fox, S. Divine. Second row: B. Berry, R. Jackson, N. Goodpaster, R. Strawn, R. Short, J. Nigg, R. Wildman, Mr. Sims, coach. Front row, left to right: N. Williams, S. Brett, R. Anderson, A. Nonte. Second row: N. Jackson, B. Gregory, student managers; J. Nigg, R. Richardson, P. 68 Pankey, C. Cox, J. Lagle, J. Richardson, R. Strawn, Mr. Sims, coach. First row: Gary Anderson, Rick Anderson, Alan Nonte, Gary Thompson, Kenny Frye, Steve Brett. Second row: Phil Goodpaster, Steve Page, Rex Strawn, Jim Nigg, Kick Goodpaster. Third row: Mr. Sims, assistant coach; Terry LaMar, Ronnie Steele, Steve Leighty, Tom Haste, Steve Elms, Mike Bohlinger, Coach Jack Butcher. . 0Pen, cca8°,t '“’Vo to p t� '-■■■ «fV; 1« SfirV’ 7® .� % ‘ 23 We 6, o ‘«hcs °° r ee . s� , tJJQring '•‘•i s. O £! u , ls'i. tor 0«r o« « r Avr« 1 bit?'' £?pa °me '0 4(f slriJco-0r t !? rv aty ALAN NONTE 1964-65 BATTING CHAMPION T V ■v’eS 1 errt ' ’JSvt SS 5' Lions Strmp (Politic The unbeaten bi{ ts wrapped up Uv? Southern division Chaci_ pionship oI the SWIAC with a 13-0 victory over Ool.tic. Terry LaMar hurled a mas- terful 1 hitter against the Bearcats. H-? faced only 16 batters in the five inning game and issued no walks while striking cut 7 men. Vaughn and Ducfcir shared pitching duties for Oolitic and gave up 13 hits while walking 0 and striking out 4 batters. Alan Nonte slammed a home run and 2 singles to lead tb? Lions' attack while Mike BtilT- linger banged out a home run and a double. LaMar hit a douW and single while Steve Leighty hit 2 singles. Rex Strawn. Rick Anderson aco Steve Page all hit singles fog the Lions. - !fc anq S fo7 VV'“' e z i'k rt 9nh hi, Otto' 0 ’■ . .a“ 7 vV ritf . 'U- Vto J 'o °tion . S . v? ? 2 4? e pits ' Vjr' °°°0 00o° Z • '3? 1 I 7 o Compliments of THE RITZ THEATER, Loogootee, Indiana Compliments of LOOGOOTEE STOCKYARDS, Loogootee, Indiana 69 BASEBALL STATISTICS Name AB H PCT. Alan Nonte 21 11 .524 Steve Leighty 7 3 .429 Rex Strawn 10 4 .400 Terry LaMar 23 8 .348 Steve Page 25 8 .320 Rick Anderson 19 6 .316 Mike Bohlinger 21 5 .238 Gary Thompson 16 2 .125 Kenny Frye 18 2 .111 Tom Haste 11 1 .091 Gary Anderson 0 0 .000 Steve Brett 1 0 .000 Steve Elms 2 0 .000 Nick Goodpaster 2 0 .000 Ronnie Steele 6 0 .000 Phil Goodpaster 13 0 .000 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Loogootee ...................... 9 Loogootee ...................... 9 Loogootee ...................... 4 Loogootee ...................... 15 Loogootee ...................... 9 Loogootee ...................... 13 Plainville .....................0 Shows wick..................... 1 Needmore........................3 Shoals ........................ 1 Odon Oolitic TOURNEY Loogootee 5 St. Johns 6 S. W. LA. C. CHAMPIONSHIP Loogootee ...................0 Spencer....................4 The Loogootee Lions, under Coach Jack Butcher, had another successful baseball season with a season record of 6 wins and 2 losses. Alan Nonte won the batting trophy with 11 hits for 21 times at bat. This gave him a percentage of .524. The Lions lost six players due to graduation. They are as follows: Mike Bohlinger, Steve Page, Terry LaMar, Steve Leighty, Phil Goodpaster, and Tom Haste. 70 rack First row: K. Frye, T. LaMar, 5. Elms, P. Pankey, T. Haste, S. Leighty, B. Gregory. Second row: J. Lagle, N. Williams, M. Harbison, R. Richardson, J. Richardson, S. Brett. Third row: D. Long, R. Fox, S. Page, M. Bohlinger, Mr. Sims, coach. 0 roAA- ountry Front row: N. Williams, R. Richardson, P. Pankey, J. Lagle, J. Richardson. Second row: D. Long, R. Fox, T. Haste, B. Gregory, Mr. Sims, coach. 71 vS uen tA Oracle First row: E. Schnarr, G. Campbell, Z). Tarvin, J. Olsen, S. Swartzentruber. Second row: D. Divine, F. Divine, A . Bateman, J. Hudson. Third row: K. Hembree, R. Sager, D. Bauer, T. Smith, Mr. Clark, coach. Eighth Oracle First row: G. McCord, L. Parsons, T. Walton, J. Parsons, T. Waft ton. Secotul row: G. Williams, G. Swart zentruber, D. Graber, B. Divine, S. Harder. Third row: K. Hembree, J. Lukomski, C. Truelove, Mr. Clark, coach. 72 SUSAN SARGENT VICKI RICHARDSON DEBBIE CAMPBELL LANA WOODS The Seventh Grade, under the fine coaching of Mr. Ira Clark, finished with a very successful season of eight wins against two losses. Rex Sager acted as captain for his team. Season Schedule—8th Season Schedule--7th Loo goo tee Opponent 28 33 Switz City 27 48 Shoals 16 31 Springs Valley 22 43 Montgomery 42 33 Otwell 20 38 Crane 35 49 Otwell 34 22 Whitfield 30 46 Washington 21 33 Crane Loogootee Opponent 32 20 Odon 41 22 Petersburg 31 19 Otwell 22 24 Crane 33 20 Switz City 32 24 Shoals 33 14 Otwell 20 24 Whitfield 31 37 Montgomery 22 28 Crane The Eighth Grade finished their season with the record of two wins and nine losses. The team was coached by Mr. Ira Clark. Joe Lukotnski and Cecil Truelove acted as co-captains for their team. 73 One More for the Road, Pickup Westy and Lynnie Let's vote just one more time. 75 Seniors Shine '7 7 be beautiful when Let'er fly boys. we're finished. 76 It's Been a Hard Day's Night MOST CONCEITED Joyce Terry BIGGEST SMILE Abbie Terry PRETTIEST TEETH Loretta Kenny MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donna Dale TALLEST Margie Don LOUDEST Jeanne Steve BIGGEST FEET Ruth Tom CUTEST NOSE Li Li Kenny SHORTEST Carole Darrell MOST STUDIOUS Cheryl Barry PRETTIEST EYES Margie Eddie MOST SPORTSMANLIKE Abbie Roger 77 PRETTIEST HAIR Sharon Jack MOST HUMOROUS Veda Gary MOST ATHLETIC Paulette Mike NEWEST MEMBERS Sandy Ernie BEST DANCERS Jim Phyllis MOST POPULAR Martha Mike BEST PERSONALITY Beth Steve BEST DRESSED Afra Jim QUIETEST Janice Melvin BEST SPONSORS Mr. Clark Mrs. Jones Compliments of CARNAHAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Loogootee. Indiana 1. Senior girls 2. M. Boh linger 3. R. Stoll 4. L. Crane, S. McCrary, and D. Summers 5. S. Street 6. T. Vollmer 7. D. Parsons S. Senior boys 9. E. Hembree 10. A. Arvin 11. T. Haste 12. B. Stuckey 13. Principal and son 1. J. Stroud 2. B. Stuckey 3. B. Smith 4. G. Cole 5. J. Baker 6. P. Goodpasler 7. M. Lagle 8. T. Lamar 9. S. Leighty 10. B. Gregory 11. J. Hembree 12. M. M. Hoffman 13. R. Fox 81 1. P. Ledger wood 2. B. Walton 3. P. Coget 4. J. D. Page 5. K. Frye 6. C. Reinhart 7. S. Brett 8. J. Harkness 9. D. Inman 10. B. Chattin 11. C. Leighty 12. N. Jackson 13. R. Richardson 14. R. Strawn 15. S. Bough 16. B. McCord 17. K. Jeffers 18. L. Woods 19. P. Pankey 20. D. Waggoner 82 i. S. Hoffman, B. Smith, M. Lagle, and B. Gregory 2. C. Mander 3. S. Page 4. K. Woods 5. V. Jeffers, S. Hoffman. and A. Fuhrman 6. C. Walton 7. P. Taylor 8. K. Hoffman 9. J. Hembree and D. Baker 10. A. Fuhrman, S. Hoffman, M. Hoffman, D. Bruner, and B. Smith 11. P. Brandon 12. 4th Grade Cheerleaders, Team, and B Team 13. D. Parsons 14. S. Hoffman 15. A. Fuhrman 16. B. Smith 17. A. Arvin 18. D. Baker 19. 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