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

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, Dianne McKibben, bequeath my Sunshine vitamins to Slick Hamilton. , Ron Mehne, bequeath my ability to argue with Henry to Bob Chattin. , John Milligan, bequeath my outstanding ability to get along with Mr. Page to anybody who'll take it. , Lynda Moore, bequeath my ability to pester Mr. Jones to the underclassmen. , Joann Neideffer, bequeath my ability to stay single to Darlene Padgett. , Charles Parish, bequeath my curly hair to Mr. Williams. , Vonda Parsons, bequeath my mild temper to anyone who is hot-headed. , Mike Peek, bequeath my ability to come to physics class 20 minutes late and be early to anyone whose IQ is 40 , Jill Perkins, bequeath my government crib notes to Jim Medina. , Wilma Rinsch, bequeath my fifteen minutes trig, class to anyone who wants to take it at noon. , David Sanders, bequeath my height to Charlie Cox. , Ronnie Steele, bequeath my position in band, first Bass Drum, to anyone with an abundance of talent. , Don Stoll, bequeath my deal to anyone who can say it. , Cheryl Strange, bequeath my natural curly hair to Mrs. K. Jones. , Gerald Strange, bequeath my nickname, Mousie to Linda. , Susan Street, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Jones to Norma Craig and Theresa Vollmer. , Pixie Strickland, bequeath my ability to get Bloomington money-guys to my beloved sister, Rita. , Dianna Summers, bequeath my ability to write my own passes to Karla Reinhart. , Lonnie Survance, bequeath my bennys to Charlie Parish. , Lorene Swartzentruber, bequeath my dimple to anyone who likes to be teased. , Linda Taylor, bequeath , Larry Tedrow, bequeath my typing ability to Cadillac's sister. , Gary Thompson, bequeath my ability to win two batting trophies (in one season) to Larry Walton. , Bonnie Truelove, bequeath my long blond hair to Nancy Elms. , Cheryl Truelove, bequeath my ability to clean out ditches in Rutherford Township to my beloved brother, Terry. , Delores Waggoner, bequeath my attitude toward L. H.S. to Faye Hembree. , Eileen Weitkamp, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Jones to anyone who wants it. , Larry Wildman, bequeath my pink shoe strings to Stanley D. , Fern Wood, bequeath my position as Yearbook Co-editor to Martha Wood. , Bryan Gregory, bequeath my ability to get out of study halls to anyone with enough excuses.

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 SENIORS’ CLASS WILL” I, Denny Allen, bequeath my many hours of sleep in study hall to Nick Goodpaster. I, Nancy Arvin, bequeath my nickname, Pearl to Bob Chattin. I, Linda Bledsoe, bequeath my ability not to miss school to Mary Berry. I, Ronnie Bledsoe, bequeath my position in the senior class to anyone brave enough to take it. I, Jonnie Cochran, bequeath my blond hair to Bill Berry. I, Mick Coget, bequeath my ability to walk out of government class to Diann Inman. I, Charles Conover, bequeath my curly hair to Mr. Hamilton. I, Margaret Cox, bequeath my ability to get a ring and keep it when the time comes to my sister, Mary Jane. I, Wayne Cox, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my government book to Mr. Henry Jones. I, Laura Crane, bequeath my seat in Dance Band to David Lett. I, Earl Crowder, bequeath my ability to make Henry mad to John Jones. I, Larry Dent, bequeath my Bomb to Nick Goodpaster. I, Martin Drew, bequeath my outstanding shop ability to Nelson Inman. I, Ronnie Edwards, bequeath my ability to schedule study halls and not attend them to Neal Jackson. I, Steve Elms, bequeath my ability to dunk a basketball to Charlie Cox. I, Gregg Fish, bequeath my ability to sit in chewing gum to anyone. I, Clarence Gilliam, bequeath my ability to play trombone to Tony Smith. I, Ronnie Goller, bequeath my razor to Mr. Rinsch. I, Don Gowins, bequeath my ability to drink to Scott Lannan. I, Brad Gregory, bequeath my dictionary to Mr. Jones. I, Terry Hosier, bequeath my 1954 Plymouth hubcaps to Melvin Garrison. I, Kenny Hedrick, bequeath my knowledge of cars to Larry Byrd, who needs it very much. I, Rose Hembree, bequeath my seat in psychology to Kenny Parsons. He really needs it! I, John Inman, bequeath my Sunday evenings to Pat and Patty. I, Randy Kaiser, bequeath my ability to ride shotgun with Mike Peek to Vicki Waggoner. I, Donna Littre 11, bequeath my hard working place in the conference room to gnyone who wants it. I, Joe Livers, bequeath my first HEMI to Mr. Butcher. I, Bobbie McCord, bequeath my ability to go to comp, class 15 minutes late to Mary Hoffman. I, Sue McCrary, bequeath my ability to be a good citizen to Dana Littrell. I, Rose McGuire, bequeath my fun in government class to my brother, Richard.

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Since I will soon be leaving for my embassy in Argentina, I have taken advantage of my last few weeks here in the States to look up my classmates from L. H. S. First, I returned to the Hoosier State and the city of Zinnias. Surprisingly, many of the class of '66 are still af- filiated with Loogootee High. The senior government teacher, Ronnie Mehne, has stamped out the cribbing prob- lem. He prints notes for all his students. Fern Wood is teaching the third grade at the Elementary School. She's the only one I know who took her student teaching during high school. Clarence Gilliam has organized the L. H.S. band into a precision marching unit. Ed Hamilton's son is the only one out of time. Gregg Fish, the principal, is well-known throughout the state for his unique methods. A popular pair is Dianna Summers and Bryan Gregory. Dianna teaches her special brand of math to L.H.S. quiz-kids while Bryan warps their minds in his psychology classes. The immaculate halls of the new school are the pride and joy of Don Stoll and Charlie Conover. We all know they've had lots of practice. The cooking in the cafeteria by Cheryl Strange and Lorene Swartzentruber is just as tantalizing as it was back in 1966. Bobbie McCord taught physical ed. for a while but is now recovering from shock in a rest home. She just couldn't believe that they had finally built a new gym. Elsewhere in Loogootee, other members of our class have achieved various degrees of success. Mike Peek, Coun- ty Highway Commissioner, may frequently be seen measuring the black patches left by hot-rodders. The beautiful mansion on John F. Kennedy Avenue belongs to Gerald Strange. He made his fortune with the invention of a revo- lutionary new mousetrap. Andy's I. G.A. Store suddenly went bankrupt last year after Gary Thompson purchased it. Jonnie Cochran, Bonnie Truelove, and Dianne McKibben are lovely models at Nancy Arvin's fashion maison. They've finally proved that blonds do have more fun. Ronnie Edwards runs a prosperous insurance agency, insur- ing only safe drivers. I wonder why he's so rich with so few clients. Donna Littrell is a renowned authoress. She writes after the style of D. H. Lawrence. Joe Livers now owns the textile factory. I guess moonlighting does pay. Steve Elms is in jail now. He decided to stop moonlighting and turned to moonshining. Charlie Parish has done quite well in the political field. He is the Mayor of Farlin, Indiana. Sandra Pendley Simmons is a much sought after celebrity as an after-dinner speaker. Everyone likes her self-in- troduction as Sandy Andy. 27