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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

I % � THE SENIORS OF LHS PRESENT THE BLACK AND GOLD 1973 Loogootee Community High School Loogootee, Indiana TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ..... ADMINISTRATION . Marlene Arvin FACULTY ........ Duane Hembree SENIORS ........... Rhonda Honeycutt JUNIORS ............ Debbi Myers SOPHOMORES ........ Betty Ward FRESHMEN .......... Diana Klingle ACTIVITIES ......... Marina Butcher 17 63 73 83 93 SPORTS ........................................... HI Kerry Prather ADVERTISING ..................................... 125 Ann Lucas, Mary Ellen Jones YEARBOOK SPONSOR SUBSCRIPTIONS Mr. Henry Jones Mary Padgett DEDICATION, DIVISION PAGES, COVER David Wuensch NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL Leslie Rodick ART Rachel Nolan FRIENDS Elaine Eichmiller TYPING Bev Souerdyke PHOTOGRAPHY Donna Risacher Professional Photography by Chase Studio CO-EDITORS Beth Buchta, Helen McAtee DEDICATION From the moment we were taking our very first step to the moment we stepped up to receive our diplomas, we encountered many difficult times. Such things from working for good report cards in grade school to making the basketball team and to choosing the right course of life after high school filled our years. But you. Mom and Dad, were always there by our side giving us the encouragement and advice that was so needed then. You shared our moments of happiness as well as those of sorrow, always trying to make things a little easier for us. You understood and endured all these things as part of our growing up. And so, Mom and Dad, we dedicate this yearbook to you for all the patience, understanding, wisdom, and love you have given us through these years. The thoughts of Olive C. Wehr perfectly express our sentiment: You guided first my baby feet; Your very presence made life sweet. You kissed my childhood hurts away And taught me then to trust and pray. So I have learned, dear Parents of mine. That a Parent's love is a love divine. You always helped and understood As only a loving Parent could. You guided me through the hurtful years; You held my hand and stilled my fears. You held in check my wayward will, And, Parents of mine, you guide me still; For memory is a golden chain That links us till we meet again. THE BLACK AND GOLD STAFF ROW Is Debbi Myers, Diana Klingle, Marina Butcher, Helen McAtee, Beth Buchta, Leslie Rodick, Rachel Nolan, ROW 2: Sponsor Mr, Henry Jones, Mary Padgett, Mary Ellen Jones, Marlene Arvin, Kerry Prather, Donna Risacher, Ann Lucas, ROW 3: Duane Hembree, Dave Wuensch, Bev Souerdyke, Elaine Eichmiller, Betty Ward, Rhonda Honeycutt• AFTER: Excedrin Headache No. 312! SUPERINTENDENT DR. TRACY DUST This is Dr. Dust's first year here at LHS. He graduated from Jackson Township High School and has received a B.S. degree, an M.S. degree, and a Ph.D. from Indiana State University. Before coming to Loogootee, Dr. Dust held positions at Donovan Com- munity Schools and Crete-Monroe Community Schools in Illinois as well as at Avon Community Schools and Indiana State Uni- versity. Dr. Dust's friendly smile and warm personality has been a great asset in winning for him the respect and admira- tion of all LHS students and faculty. PRINCIPAL MR. LESTER J. PAGE Mr. Page has been the principal at LHS for the past twelve-years. He graduated from Bicknell High School and received a B.S. degree as well as an M.S. degree from Indiana State University. Before coming to Loogootee, he was a coach and teacher at Wheatland High School. Mr. Page has accom- plished much in his work here at LHS and will always be remembered by all graduating LHS students. 6 E B O A R D O F Albert T. Ackerman, Jr. PRESIDENT D U C A T I O N L. Stanford Arvin VICE-PRESIDENT William J. Crays SECRETARY Anthony R. Beasley Melvin C. Wildman 7 WOULD DULL SCHOOL! i a M“1' iwnini i, _ ” ?.. I . m x | i v . k,j;. X j 4| 4: ,, N I N - • Ai' NK. . i ! ' - J «• • , -•• .: y;. ■••' - .-. � • ; ;'■' vy V v.T i a ;r ■ v feV:; ;.V • , ■ Vj W v:;. ';v- SiS:.S : ; ;: • ■ .’VV ijll 11 IWW •■ • ?■ • - i • V «V- r ;jw £3£35 - . -.♦.xr •V- IS1 ►: j r- Z.yi-x-i -a. ' -tv Sii-- ' -■ � � v -rs rSSfe! -. . • -• I ■ V?' SJ 5ui y? 4i :t, r. - ‘i! r -_ ■jv • VS- ? 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Math, Geometry, Alg. II, Trig., Anal. Geometry MR. THOMAS NIGG OCC (BS) Sociology, Economics, US Govt., US History MR. KEEVIN BIGGS VU, OCC (BS) English I III MR. JOHN KNEPP ISU (BS) Metals, Power Mechanics MISS ANN REISER Univ. of Nancy, ISU (BA) English II III MR. ED HAMILTON Murray State Univ. (BS, MS) Band n MR. W. JACK BUTCHER Memphis State (BS), IU (MS) Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach World History, Phys. Ed. MR. GREGORY JOHNSON ISU (BS) English I II, Speech, Advanced Comp. MRS. CAROLYN JOHNSON VU, ISU, IU (BS) Biology I, Chemistry I 6c II MR. HENRY JONES St. Meinrad (AB, MA - Equi.) Latin I 6c II, Eng. II 6c IV, Lit. IV, Speech, Adv. Comp. MR. .JERRY HEIRONIMUS OCC (BS), IU (MS) General Business, Shorthand, Bookkeeping MR. STEVE POEHLEIN ISU (BS) Graphic Arts, Electricity MRS. VELMA DART PU (BS), IU (MS) Gen. Math, Alg. I, US Govt. MISS CINDY KURTZ IU (BA) Spanish I, II, III MEIS. FARYL ARMSTRONG ISO (BS, MS) Typ. I II� Office Practice MR. LEE KAVANAUGEE ISU (BS, MS) Gen. Business, Typing I, Business Math MR. DON CLEMENTS OCC (BS), IU (MS) Freshman Basketball Coach US History, World History MR. IRA CLARK OCC (BS), IU (MS) Guidance Counselor MISS MARY KIRK ISU (BS), IU (MS) Librarian MRS. MARY ALICE STRANGE St. Vincent's School of Nursing School Nurse MISS ELAINE JENICEK ISU (BS) Individualized Learning Program 13 Mrs. SUPERINTENDENT'S SECRETARIES Janett Walton Mrs. LaVerne Kiefner LIBRARIAN CLERK Mrs. Louise Conolty Mrs. Betty Mills TEACHERS' AIDES Mrs. Dorothy. Hart PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE HELP (pictured below) ROW 1: Secretary Mrs. Juanita Flick, Donna Kisacher, Teresa Sar- gent, Beth Buchta, Lynn Nolan. ROW 2: Darla Cox, Carol Parsons, Patty Gehlhausen, Vicki Tait, Mary Ann Wolford, Paula Sheetz, Kathy Davis, Leslie Rodick. NOT PICTURED: Marlene Arvin. w • • • AND WE CAN’T FORGET The fine cooks of LHS pictured at left are (L to R) : Mrs. Avis Black, Mrs. Sally Strawn, Mrs. Millie Smith, Mrs. Bonnie McCrary, Mrs. Betty Bough (Not pictured: Mrs. Bertha Wil- liams). These ladies have done a great job in providing a well-planned and nutritious lunch every day of the school year. They really outdid themselves, especially in pre- paring that delicious Christ- mas Dinner--something everyone looks forward to! It would be difficult to forget our custodians and maintenance men, who have worked so hard to keep our school in excellent condition throughout the year. We know that LHS is in good hands with these de- pendable men. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Jesse Ellis, Mr. Percy Norris, Mr. James Ervin. ABOVE: Mr. Delbert Stoll. BUS DRIVERS • The '73 Yearbook Staff feels it necessary that recognition be given to those individuals who run the buses for the school. Seeing that the students arrive at school safely and on time is a big responsibility, so we would like to give credit to the following people: Mr. Charles Arvin, Mrs. Sue Wildman, Mr. Jack Hardwick, Mr. Wayne Walton, Mr. Garrison Walton, Mr. Robert Wildman, Mr. Dale Abel, Mr. Billy Wildman, Mr. Hiram Sims, Mr. Julius Strickland, Mr. Leonard Arvin, Mr. Richard Wildman, Mr. Ernest Baxter, Mr. John Simmons, Mr. Randy Baker, and Mr. Delbert Fellers. is Senior Sex Symbol? I'm sure I saw that Freshman go in here Tell ya' what I'm gonna do. What a relief Wrong-Way Reinhart does it again! Looky, Doug, looky LEFT TO RIGHT (FRONT): Vice President Vicki Tait and Secretary Betty Ward. (BACK): Treasurer Tony Hotz and President Mark Sheetz. CLASS S Mr. Tom Nigg Mr. Victor Hurm JANICE NORRIS Prom Comm.; Banquet Comm. Ambition: Marriage TIMOTHY A. BANNISTER Tim Pep Club lj Science Club 3. Ambition: Study Geology KENNETH R. BEASLEY Kenny Track 1; Pep Club 1-1;. Ambition: Navy BARBARA ELAINE EICHMILLER Latin Club V. Pres. 3; Year- book Staff; Prcm Comm.; Cone. Pep Bands 1-U; Dance Band2-U; FHA 3,U; Pep Club 1-U; Sr. Ball Ccmm. Ambition: VU School of Nursing THERESA LYNN NOLAN Cheerleader 2-U; Cone. Band 1-U; Dance Band 3,Uj FHA 3,Uj Office Help 3,Uj Harmony U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Beautician GREGORY M. TILTON Greg Attended St. Francis HS 1; Sr. Ball Comm.; Track 1; Science Club 3,U; Span. Club 3,U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Har- mony U. Ambition: Writer BRENDA K. STERLING Stud. Council 1; Home Ec Club 1; FHA 3,h; ?ep Club 1-h (fres. il)j School Play U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; French Club 3,11; Harmony li; Lionette 2-h. Ambition: Airline Career TERRY W. WEASE Pud Baseball 1-L; Basketball 1,2 (Intramural 3,h); Track 3,U; Cross Country U; Prom Comm.; Boys State Alternate 3; Pep Club 1,3,U; Yearbook Comm.; Science Club I . Ambition: IU DELBERT E. WALLS Wib-Wob Basketball Baseball 1-ii; Track 1,2; Cone. Band 1-k (Pres, k); Pep Band 1,2; Harmony ii. Ambition: Elec- tronics Technician ROBERTA M. WILLIAMS Bert Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm.; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,U; Banquet Comm. Ambition: Happiness and Success MARY KATHLEEN FISH Katy Pep Club 1; Home Ec Club 2; Prom Comm. Ambition: Interior Decorator DALE E. DIVINE Pep Club l-h; Prom Comm. Ambition: Undecided KATHY S. WALTON Wathy Cone. Band 1-U; Pep Band 3 U; Pep Club 1-U; Art Guild U. Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher LARRY R. WININGER Track 2-U; Cross Country 1-U; Basketball 1,2 (Intramural 3 U); Pep Club 1,3,U; Prom Comm.; Lester Award Winner 3. Ambition: Undecided THOMAS P. SEARL Tom Prom Comm.; Pep Club 2 . Ambition: Certified Public Accountant ANN BRUNER Librarian 3j Home Ec Club 1; Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Harmony U• Ambition: Happiness RACHEL E. NOLAN Cone. Pep Bands 1-U; Dance Band 2-U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Art Guild Sec. U; French Club 2-U; Pep Club 1-U. Ambition: Major in Photography and Art DANNY L. JONES Class Officer 1; Stud. Council 1; Prom Comm.; Basketball, Track, Cross-Country, and Baseball 1-U. Ambition: Good Citizen ELIZABETH A. WARD Betty Stud. Council 1; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Class Officer U; Harmony U; Cone. Band 1-U; Pep Band 2-U; Pep Club 1-U. Ambition: College MARK D. HEWITT Huey Basketball 1 (Intramural 2-U); Track 1; Baseball 1; Class Officer 1,2; Pep Club 1,3,U; Prom Comm.; Stud. Council 1. Ambition: Undecided MICHAEL P. LEIGHTY Myk Pep Club 1-U; Baseball 1,2; Art Guild U; Prom Comm.; School ppay. Ambition: Undecided MARY I. ADGETT Home Ec Club lj Librarian 2-U; Pep Club U; Science Club 3,U; French Club 3; Prom Comm.; Year- book Staffj Cone. Stand Comm. Ambition: Biological Research CYNTHIA (BROOKS) HAWKINS Cindy Ambition: Good Marriage Job TONY F. HOTZ Andy Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2 (Intramural 3,U); Pep Club 1-3; Prom Comm.; Studo Council 3; Class Officer U. Ambition: College THERESA A. HAMMER T T Pep Club 35 Prom Comm. Ambition: Undecided EUGENE A. SPAULDING Gene Science Club 2,3; Span. Club V. Pres. 3; Art Guild U; School Flay U; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: IU DARREL W. WALTON Chops prom Ccmru; Intramural Basket- ball 1-U; Sr. Ball Comm� ; Pep Club 1-U. Ambition: Undecided PEGGY L. WALKER Home Ec Club 1; Pep Club 3; FHA U; Science Club 3. Ambition: Undecided MARLA L. KALB Pep Club 1-U; C one. Band 1-U; FHA 3,U; Prom Comm� ; Yearbook Comm.; Lion's Den Reporter U; Sr. Ball Comm.; School Play U. Ambition: Happiness Success GERARD F. PADGETT J erry Pep Club 1-U; Intramural Bas- ketball 1-U. Ambition: Navy vs DEBORAH A. SKELTON Deb Cone. Band 1-U; Pep Band 2; Yearbook Comm.; Pep Club 1-U; Span. Club 3; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,U; Prom Comm. Ambition: Make the Most of Life DARREL DYE Pep Club 1,2. Ambition: Undecided TERRY L. RIGGINS ••Squeak” Attended North Daviess HS 1-3; Pep Club Uj Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Unde cide d CATHERINE A. GATES Cathy Pep Club 1-U; Home Ec Club 1,2; Prom Comm. Ambition: Undecided V JACQUELINE H. RINEY Jackie Home Ec Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,U; Span. Club 3,U; Science Club 3,U; Librarian 3,U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.;. Cone. Stand Comm. Ambition: VU KEITH A. ELLIS Elvis Prom Comm.; Pep Club 1-U. Ambition: Undecided MARLENE R. ARVIN Rosie Hone Ec Club 1,2j FHA 3; Span. Club 2,35 Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Lion’s Den Reporter U; Girls State Alternate 3; Office Help 3,1 ; Basketball Queen Candidate U. Ambition: Happiness CHARLES RICH SUMMERS Basketball 1,2 (Intramural 3,1); Baseball 1,2; Prom Comm.; Year- book Comm,, Ambition: Auto Mechanic DONALD R. REINHART Pete Basketball 1-U; Baseball 1-3; Track 2-U; Cross Country 1-U; Prom Comm. Ambition: Job DEBRA K. REINHART Cone. Band 1-U; Pep Band 2-U; Dance Band U; Cheerleader 1-3; Pep Club Treas. U; Librarian V. Pres. 3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Harmony U. Ambition: Job TERESA L. SARGENT Sarge Cone. Band 1-U; Pep Club 1-U; Lionette 2-U; Librarian Pres. 3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Office Help 3,U; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,U. Ambition: College MARK WILLIAMS Basketball Baseball 1,2; Track 3,U; Pep Club 1-U. Ambition: Undecided GARTH D. GREENWELL Pep Club 2-U; Lion Mascot U; Track U; Prom Comm. Ambitions Air Force NANCY A. WALTON Nance Cone. Band l-U; Prom Comm.j Cheerleader 1-3; Pep Club U; Basketball Queen U. Ambition: Secretary SHARLI R. HUNT Home Ec Club 1,2; Librarian Is; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Happiness KENT JEFFERS Duck Ack Intramural Basketball 1-U; Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Cycle Mechanic MARK J. BURGER Ambition: Undecided L. ANN ROGERS FHA U; Prom Comm.; Pep Club 3,1j; Banquet Comm. Ambition: Further Education RICHARD E. CRANE? Rick Pep Club 2-Uj Prom Comm. Ambition: Job CONNIE D. BUTCHER ' N„ Charlie Art Guild Uj Pep Club 1-Uj Librarian 3j Prom Comm. Ambition: John Huron Institute of Art MARY BETH KELLY Keth Pep Club 1-Uj Home Ec Club l,2j FHA 3,Uj Prom Comm.j Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Happiness EDDIE L. LINGENFELTER Ed Pep Club 1-Uj Class Officer 1$ Basketball 1 (Intramural U)5 Coin Club 3; Prom Comm.j Year- book Comm.j Harmony U. Ambition: Work in plumbing, heating, etc. JAMES KENT ERVIN Erving Pep Club 1-Uj Intramural Bas- ketball l-U; Prom Comm. Ambition: Auto Mechanic BRENDA L. STRANGE Strange Cone. Band 1-Uj Lionette Co- Capt. 2-U; Harmony Uj Art Guild V. Pres. Uj Pep Club 1-Uj Prom Comm.j Yearbook Comm.j Cheer- leader 2j French Club 3,Uj School Play U. Ambition: ISU CATHERINE E. WILDMAN Small Pep Club 2-b; FHA 3} Librarian 2,3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: College RHONDA K. HONEYCUTT Ronnie Home Ec Club 1,2; Math Cont. 1,2; Pep Club 1-3; Cheerleader b; I.ionette 2,3; Stud. Counc. Sec. 2-b; Girls State Alt. 3; Prom Comm.; FHA 3j Cone. ■ Pep Bands 3,b (V. Pres, b); Dance Band b; Harmony b; Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Happiness DUANE R. HEMBREE Frog Dlass Officer 3; Pep Club 2,3,b; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Boys State Delegate 3j Math Contest l,2,b; Intra- mural Basketball 1-b. Ambition: PU MARK J. BOWLING Intramural Basketball 1; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Comm.; Sr. Ball Comm. Ambition: Undecided DONNA K. RISACHER Rosie Pep Club 1-b; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,b; Prom Comm.; Lionette 2-b; Office Help b; Yearbook Staff; Harmony b; Cone. Pep Bands 3,b; Basketball Queen Candidate b. Ambition: Success JONELL D. DOWNEY Jo Pep Club 1-b; Home Ec Club 1; FHA 3,b; French Club 3,b; Prom Comm.; Harmony b; Yearbook Ccxnm. Ambition: Work with Handicapped Children LORRAINE M. ALLEN Sissy Home Ec Club 1; Prom Comm. Ambition: Travel KIMBERLEE J. WININGER Kim Librarian 2; Pep Club 1-h (Sec. la); Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Cone. Band 1-la; Pep Band 2. Ambition: Airline Career JAMES R. STANTON Jim Intramural Basketball 3,U Ambition: Electronics Tech- nician MICHAEL J. GRAFTON Gabby Pep Club 1-h; Prom Comm. Ambition: Job BETH E. BUCHTA Class Officer 2,3; Stud. Coun- cil 1; Office Help 2-h; Pep Club 1-h; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Co-Editor h; Sr. Ball Comm. Ambition: Teacher KATHY I. ZIEGLER '•Kat' Cone. Band 1-h; Pep Dance Bands 3,h; Latin Club 3; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,h; Prom. Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Libra- rian h; Pep Club 1-h. Ambition: Marriage DIANA. L. KLINGLE Science Club 2-U (See. 3, Treas. U); Librarian 3,U; Yearbook Staff; Cone. Stand Comm.; Prom Comm. Ambition: Study Marine Biology DAVID T. WUENSCH Dynamite Pep Club 1-U; Basketball 1 (In- tramural 2-U); Baseball 1-U; Cross Country U; Track 2,U; Boys State Delegate 3; Science Club 2-U; Span. Club 3; Year- book Staff; Prom Comm.; Busi- ness Contest 3. Ambition: West Point TIMOTHY J. SUMMERS Tim Track 1-U; Cross Country 1; Basketball 1,2 (Intramural 3,U); Stud. Council 2,3 (Treas. 3); Pep Club 1,3,U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Move to California LINDA K. TRAMBAUGHI Home Ec Club 1; FHA 3 Uj Pep Club 1—U ; Prom Comm.; Year- book Comm.; Harmony U; French Club 3,U. Ambition: Nurse MARINA J. BUTCHER Marny Cone. Band 1-U (Sec. U); Pep Band 2-U; Lionette U; Pep Club 1-U; Yearbook Staff; Prom Comm.; French Club 3,U; FHA 3. Ambition: College MICHAEL W. BAKERj Bake Cross Country 1; Pep Club 1-Uj I Intramural Basketball 1-Uj Prom Comm. Ambition: Undecided KAREN D. STRANGE Home Ec Club lj FHA 3,U; Pep Club 1-U; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Undecided MICHAEL R. HOOVER Herb Ambition: Butcher MARK E. SHEETZ Mata Cross Country 1; Track 3; Bas- ketball 1 (Intramural 2-U); Latin Club 3; Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm.; Stud. Council 3,U; Class Officer 3,U. Ambition: Undecided SUSAN M. COLVIN Pep Club 2-hi Home Ec Club 1,2; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Harmony U. Ambition: College LESLIE K. RODICK Les Attended 29 Palms HS 1; Home Ec Club 2; Librarian 2; Pep Club 2; Glee Club 1; GAA 1; Span. Club 2; School Play ] U; Prom Comm.; Stud. Council U; Yearbook Comm.; Office Help U. Ambition: Undecided DAVID MICHAEL GRINDSTAFF Grindy Basketball ■ Baseball 1-Uj Prom Comm.; Pep Club 1; Har- mony U. Ambition: Construction Work DCJTTIE A. MEYERS Attended Millington HS 1,2$ Y-Teens 2; Marching Band 2; Volleyball 1,2; Pep Club 1-U; Span. Club 3; Prom Comm.; Year- book Comm.; Lion's Den Reporter. Ambition: Happiness DEBRA K. HEMBREE Elsie Pep Club 1,2; Home Ec Club 1; Math Contest 1; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Peace Corps CHARLES D. MILLIGAN Dave Track 1-U; Intramural Basketball 1-U; Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm. Ambition: Undecided JEFF FISCUS Intramural Basketball 1; Pep Club 3. Ambition: Undecided LINDA L. MCARTHY Attended Herndon HS 1-3; PeP Club 1; Art Guild Pres. 2,U; Span. Club 3; Prom Comm. Ambi- tion: Commercial Artist DIANE M. ELLIS Pep Club 1-U; Prcm Comm.; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,U; Banquet Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Happiness ANN LUCAS Annie Cone. Band 1-1 ; Harmony 1 ; Pep Club 1-1 ; FHA 3,1 (Pres. 1 ); Prom Comm.; Sr. Ball Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Lion's Den Re- porter 1 . Ambition: ISU KATHRYN J. DAVIS Kathy Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,U; Pran Comm.; Harmony I ; Office Help U; Pep Club 1-1 ; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: VU GERALD R. EDWARDS Jerry Pep Club 1-1 . Ambition: Happiness PATRICIA S. SPEARS Spiro Home Ec Club 2; Prom Comm. Ambition: Job Marriage SUE A. STUFFLE Susie Cheerleader 1-1 ; Home Ec Club 1; Span. Club 3; FHA 3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; School Play 1 ; Harmony 1 ; Cone. Pep Bands 3jU. Ambition: Physical Therapist SANDRA L. ROBINSON Pep Club 2,1 . Ambition: Air Force RHETA C. STREET Pep Club 1-U; Librarian 2; Home Ec lj FHA U; Yearbook Comm.; Prom Comm. Ambition: Secretary MARY LOU MATTHEWS Pep Club 1-U; Harmony U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Home Ec Club 1; FHA 3� Uo Ambition: Undecided MICHAEL G. JONES Mike” Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1-U; Cross Country 1; Pep Club 1, 3,U; Stud. Council 2-U (V. Pres, U); Prom Comm.; Class Officer 2. Ambition: College ROBERT A. WALTON Bob Basketball 1,2 (Intramural 3,U); Baseball 1-U; Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm. Ambition: Undecided LYNN STUCKEY Cone. Band l-U; Pep Band 2; Prom Comm.; Pep Club 1-U; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Undecided INGRID (FRANKLIN) BULLOCK .ting Cone. Sc Pep Bands 1-U; FHA 3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Harmony U; Pep Club 1-U. Ambition: Children • Core. Band 1-b (Treas. b); Pep Band 2-bj Pep Club 1-b (V. Pres. Ii); FHA b; Lionette 3,b; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Basketball Queen Candidate b; Harmony b; Lion's Den Reporter b. Ambition: Nurse VICKIE L. TAIT i. Vic Attended Portsmouth HS 1,2; Lionette 3,b; Stud. Council l,b; Office Help b; Prom Comm.; Pep Club 3,b; Harmony b; Class Of- ficer b; Basketball Queen Can- didate b; Art Guild b; Deca 2. Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Modeling JEFFREY A. CHANDLER Jeff Prom Comm.; Stud. Council 2; Basketball 1-b; Baseball 1,2; Track 2-b; Sr. Ball Comm.; Pep Club 1. Ambition: Undecided KAREN M. BEASLEY Cone. Pep Bands 1-b; Dance Band 3,b; Pep Club 1-b; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,b; ISU Band Workshop I- PU b-H Band b. Ambition: College MARTHA A. MATHIAS Herbie Pep Club 1-b; Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,b; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Work with Handicapped Children PATRICE L. BULLOCK Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Pep Club 1-b. Ambition: Undecided MARSHA KAY RISACHER Pep Club 1-U; Hc ne Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,U; Banquet Comm.; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Undecided BEVERELY A. SOUERDYKE Dyke Pep Club 1-U; Librarian 3,U (V. Pres. U); Girls State Delegate 3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff; Math Contest (3rd Place Recipi- ent) U; Business Contest 3,U. Ambition: Secretary JOHN A. WILLIAMS Milky Pep Club 1,3,U; Prom Comm.; Intramural Basketball 2,U. Ambition: Undecided SANDRA J. SUMNER Red Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3; Cone. Band 1-U; Pep Band 3,U; Pep Club 1-U; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm.; Librarian 3� Ambition: Secretary DEBRA E. GRAGG Debby Librarian 2,U; Pep Club U; French Club 3,U. Ambition: Undecided GARY J. FRYE Pep Club 2-U; Prom Comm.; Yean- book Comm. Ambition: Draftsman PEGGY L. GEE Librarian 1-3 (Sec.-Treas. 3); Pep Club 1,2,h; Prom Comm.j Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Marriage WILLIAM E. HARDER Bill Ambition: Undecided BEVERLY S. CLARK Bev Home Ec Club lj Librarian 2,3} Pep Club 1-Uj Harmony Li; Prom Comm.j Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Airline Career DEBORAH A. MYERS Mars Cone. Band 1-bj Pep Band 2-bj Dance Band 3,Uj Pep Club 1-Uj Science Club 3j French Club 3,hj Prom Comm.j Yearbook Staffj Sr. Ball Comm.j ISU Band Workshop3 Ambition: Music Education HELEN L. MCATEE Mac Home Ec Club lj Math Cont. 2j Business Cont. 3,Uj Pep Club 1-ii j Prom Comm, j Girls State Delegate 3j Yearbook Co-Editorj Science Club Uj Sr. Ball Comm.j DAR Good Citizenship Award. Ambition: Business College CRAIG L. OWENSBY Intramural Basketball Uj Coin Club 3. Ambition: Undecided CONSTANCE JOAN ELLIOTT Connie Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,h; Fep Club 1-3; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: X-Ray Tech. KERRY N. PRATHER Class Officer 2,3; Stud. Counc. 2-h (Pres. h, V. Pres. 3); Stud. Manager 1-h; Yearbook Staff; Prom Comm. Ambition: College TERENCE M. COLLERAN Terry Science Club 2-h; Pep Club 1-h; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Undecided KAREN S. MCATEE Angel Home Ec Club 1,2; FHA 3,h; Pep. Club 1-h; Banquet Comm.; Prom Comm. Ambition: Dental Tech. PATRICIA D. HALBLEIB Stip Attended Jasper HS 1,2; FHA 1; Travel 2. Ambition: Beautician Housewife JIM C. CRAYS Easketball 1,2; Pep Club 1-3; Baseball 2. Ambition: t rdecided _______.A CYNTHIA A. BUTCHER Cindi Prom Comm. Ambition: Travel POLLY A. WALKER Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Undecided LUCINDA M. SMITH Cindy Attended Bloomington HS 1, Charleston 2, Bedford 3; Pep Club 1-h; Sunshine Girls 2; FHA 1,2; Choir 1-3; Yearbook Comm.; Ensemble 2,3; Couns. Help U. Ambition: Johnson Bible College GAYLA S. SWAYZE B.T. Pep Club 1,2; Prom Comm.; Yearbook Comm. Ambition: Go to Sunny El Paso SENIOR CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR President ........ Danny Jones Vice-President ... Mark Hewitt Secretary •••••••• Lynn Nolan Treasurer •••••••• Ed Lingenfelter SOPH CM ORE YEAR President ........ Kerry Prather Vice-President ... Mike Jones Secretary ........ Beth Buchta Treasurer ........ Mark Hewitt JUNIOR YEAR President ........ Kerry Prather Vice-President ... Mark Sheetz Secretary......... Beth Buchta Treasurer ........ Duane Hembree SENIOR YEAR President ........ Mark Sheetz Vice-President ... Vickie Tait Secretary ........ Betty Ward Treasurer ........Tony Hotz Exactly four years ago, we entered LHS as a young and innocent class, eagerly anticipating what high school life had in store for us. We soon realized that it involved hard work as well as fun. With dedicated sponsors and officers, the class successfully sponsored dances, a chili supper and faculty-student ballgame, the Junior-Senior Prom Stairway to Heaven, and the 1972 Junior-Senior Banquet. Money-making projects also included selling fire extinguishers and auto wisk kits ... remember those days? As seniors, we have taken on the project of publishing The Black and Gold of 1973. Great memories of basketball competition will also stay with us. During our four years of high school, LHS has taken the Sectional Crown each year, plus the honors of State Finalists in 1970 and Sweet Sixteen in 1971. These trials and the accomplishment that can be achieved through such teamwork will certainly be remembered in years to come• As our high school career comes to a close, the class of 1973 would like to thank our teachers, friends, sponsors, and, above all, our parents for their determination, concern, and help with us both as a class and as individuals throughout our high school years, we feel that through their effort we have become strong and able to reach our goals in the future. We also wish success for the underclassmen, in hopes that they will make the best of their school years in preparing for their places in the world. It is the memory of the good and bad times in high school, of the many times struggling together, finally reaching the goals we had set, and of all the people who have shared in our lives, helping us to become better individuals that means so much. It is these memories that will stay with us as adults and keep us working toward success. Through those moments of joy, love, assurance, and tears that high school brings to everyone, we have been shaped to accept the responsibility of adulthood; and, with diplomas in our hands, we now go our separate ways to seek our ambitions in life. And so, as we pass out of the doors of our Alma Mater, discarding the robe of childhood to wear the cloak of adulthood well, we can but turn and gratefully whisper • • • 40 THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES . I, Sissy Allen, bequeath to Shelley Craig my ability to take a small problem and turn it into a big problem and somehow get out of it. I, Marlene Arvin, bequeath my innate ability and high IQ to Mr. Nonte's little Iodine , and all the social injustice in the world to Icky . I, Mike Baker, bequeath all my abilities to tell jokes to Mr. Nigg. I, Karen Beasley, bequeath my band uniform to any band member who will think of the pride and meaning behind it, instead of the baggy pants and suspenders with it. I, Kenny Beasley, bequeath my ability to keep a dentless car to Jim Hart. I, Mark Bowling, will my cheerful smile and my ability to get along with the students to Miss Kirk. I, Cindy Brooks, will my job at the police station to anyone who wants it. I, Ann Bruner, being of sound mind and beautiful body, bequeath $100 to anyone who believes I have a sound mind and beautiful body. I, Beth Buchta, bequeath my ability to get along with Mrs. Flick to Patty Gehlhausen and a dish of fudgeripple ice cream to Marlene. I, Ingrid Bullock, bequeath my ability to catch a man and keep him to my little sister Angela, and my talent of making mirror balls to Mr. Nigg. It Patrice Bullock, bequeath my chair in government class to some unlucky Junior. I, Marina Butcher, will my ability to get my picture taken with a pig to Mr. Nigg and my ten- nis abilities to Jay Asdell. I, Jeff Chandler, bequeath my screaming ability to Mr. Poehlein. I, Bev Clark, bequeath to Kim-Wininger the ability to stay out after midnight and get away with it. I, Terry Colleran, having slithered through school by the nails of my toes, do hereby bequeath a cork to Ann Lucas, and my split ends to Jim Trout who wishes he had enough hair to don them. I, Susan Colvin, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all my wonder-filled matched plaids to Miss Pielemeier. I, Rick Craney, bequeath my ability to get a raise during noon hour to Darrel Bledsoe. I, Kathy Davis, bequeath my ability to read and type the bulletins to next year's 5th period office girl. I, Dale Divine, will my ability to control myself around women to lover-boy, Keith Ellis. I, Darrel Dye, bequeath my ability to take Possum Curve to Darrel Bledsoe. I, Jerry Edwards, bequeath my ability to draw in drafting class to Tony Page. I, Connie Elliott, bequeath my height to Patti Stevens, and my personality, good looks and modesty to my cousin Mary Anne Wolford, who is in dire need of these qualities. I, Diane Ellis, bequeath my seat in government class to any Junior who wants it and thinks they can laugh at Mr. Nigg's funny jokes. 41 I, Keith Ellis, bequeath to Mr. Poehlein my ability to cleverly destroy his shop equipment. I, Kent Ervin, bequeath my ability to grow long hair to Mike Baker, I, Kathye Fish, do hereby bequeath my ability to take care of myself when the big kids are around to Becki Lunsford, and a month's supply of Nice n' Easy, Number 103, to Rachel Summers. I, Gary Frye, do hereby bequeath my red tricycle to Mrs. Dart. I, Mike Grafton, bequeath to Mrs. Lannan ten dozen pie pans and to Mr. Nigg a book on how to - teach economics without really trying. I, Debby Gragg, bequeath to Sandy Robinson one year's supply of penicillin and to Terry Col- leran one slightly used Raglesville wrinkle. 1, Mike Grindstaff, bequeath my ability to grow sideburns to Steve Sheetz. I, Patty Halbleib, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my Saturday night trips to Wounded Knee with Jivin' Duane and the Midnight Riders to Karen McAtee. X, Garth Greenwell, being of sound mind and body, bequeath 100 J's to Mike Taylor and all my T 0's in Mrs. Dart's class to Kelly LaMar. I, Theresa Hammer, bequeath my long hair to Terry Krodel because he's always admiring it. I, Bill Harder, bequeath my ability to fill out tax forms to Mr. Nigg, so he can go into busi- ness for himself. I, Debbie Hembree, do bequeath my ability to get home before 7 a.m. to my brother, John. I, Duane Hembree, bequeath my expert driving ability to Don Reinhart, Mike Jones, and Kerry Prather. I, Mark Hewitt, bequeath a variety of T 0's, D Q's and S 0's to anyone who takes Mrs. Dart. I, Rhonda Honeycutt, bequeath my position in Band to Dennis Suit, my soul shoes to John Williams, my ability to recover from last summer to Debbie Walton, and my Alabama blush to Nancy Dages. I, Tony Hotz, bequeath my intramural playing ability to the intramural all-stars. I, Sharli Hunt, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath Slender Legs my amazing memory. I, Kent Jeffers, bequeath my ability not to laugh in Mr. Johnson's study hall to Steve Sheetz. I, Danny Jones, bequeath my super-quick hands to Mike Walls so he can catch a basketball and my jumping ability to Mike Mattingly. I, Mary Ellen Jones, do hereby bequeath to all the Juniors of LHS, Mr. Nigg's U. S. Government class. Take it from the Seniors--you will be duly impressed . I, Marla Kalb, being of partially sound mind, do hereby bequeath my position as co-editor of the Lion's Den to any Junior dumb enough to take it. I, Beth Kelly, bequeath my height and my ability to get along with that charming, understanding teacher, Mr. Henry J. Jones, to any deserving underclassman. I, Diana Klingle, possessing reasonably sound faculties, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Nigg all Future Shock books in school, with the hope that I never see one again, and to my sister I leave my three-year collection of TV Guide magazines. I, Ed Lingenfelter, will my corks from Chemistry to Betty Ward in case she loses one. I, Ann Lucas, bequeath my ability to clean out my drawers to Bob Williams, Ed Lingenfelter, Terry Wease and Betty Ward and all the famous Chemistry students of the 2nd period class. 47 I, Martha Mathias, bequeath my sewing ability to Teresa Nolley and Terri Doyle. I, Mary Lou Matthews, bequeath my ability to be able to tell the difference between train tracks and a hill to Donna Rlsacher. I, Karen McAtee, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my ability to find the crowds every week to Patty Halbleib. I, Helen McAtee, bequeath my Future Shock book to my brother Steve in hopes that Mr. Nigg will be duly impressed ' I, Dottie Meyers, bequeath my driving ability to Duane Hembree, my ability to go the right way to Don Reinhart, and to Darrel Dye, two tires. I, Dave Milligan, bequeath next year's LHS roller derby team all the techniques of the Yahoos . I, Debbi Myers, bequeath to Sherry Arvin all my nicknames from band, including pet, suck , and brown nose and to Ginger Arvin my ability to be in the band room at least three periods a day. I, Lynn Nolan, bequeath my old V. W. to anyone who thinks they can handle it. X, Rachel Nolan, will my plaster of parls to Jan Arvin to build a life-size model of a horse, and a warning: Beware of Icky and Iodine!! I, Craig Owensby, being of sound mind and large nose, bequeath a horse to Mr. Robberts. I, Jerry Padgett, bequeath my ability to do Page 502 to Jeff Chandler. I, Mary Padgett, will my planarlans to Mr. Hurm in hopes that he can keep them alive. I, Kerry Prather, will my Intramural Referee's whistle and a year's supply of technical fouls to the next lucky guy to get stuck with the job. I, Don Reinhart, bequeath my ability to go the wrong way to anyone dumb enough to do it. I, Terry Riggins, will my driving ability to David Bledsoe. I, Jackie Riney, will my ability to sleep in the Library to anyone who thinks he won't get caught by Dr. Dust. I, Donna Rlsacher, will my ability to be able to tell the back end of a chicken from the front end to Ann, Mary Lou, and Mary Ellen. I, Kay Rlsacher, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my ability to go to the Rustic to all Senior girls who can't find a ride. I, Ann Rogers, bequeath to Bert Williams my ability to write notes in Mrs. Dart's class and not get caught. I, Tom Searl, bequeath my school spirit to anyone who is weird enough to paint their pants. I, Mark Sheetz, will my ability to go months without a date to Buddy and Jan. I, Debbie Skelton, will to the next Psychology class the ability to provide Mr, Nonte with an air raid shelter in preparation for his next air raid. I, Cindy Smith, being of questionable mind, will to Brenda Smith my ability to stay out of trouble. I, Bev Souerdyke, being sound in all areas, wish to bequeath my Burt Reynold's pin-up to the next owner of ldcker number 390. I, Gene Spaulding, will my Freshman Initiation to anyone who thinks it is not too hot to handle . 43 I, Brenda Sterling, will, for the most part, my Future Shock book to Mr. Nigg, quote-unquote, so that he may be duly Impressed. I, Brenda Strange, will my great ability to get along with that understanding man, Mr. Jones, to any Junior who signs up for Advanced Comp under him. I, Karen Strange, bequeath my height to Connie Elliott. I, Rheta Street, bequeath an award to Bert Williams for her excellent ability to drive a straight-shift truck through Loogootee. I, Sue Stuffle, bequeath to Terri Doyle my cymbals in Band, to Pam Rodlck and Valerie Nonte my cheerleading experience with the ball players, and my seat in Psychology class to anyone who can stand Mr. Nonte's jokes. I, Tim Summers, being of sound mind and questionable body, do hereby bequeath my ability to cheat in track practice to Tom Harrison, who doesn't really need it, and to Jay Mattingly and Albert Kennedy who do. Good Luck!! I, Sandee Sumner, bequeath my xylophone, vibraphone, bells, chimes, and my ability to be RIBBED by Mr. Hamilton to Terri Doyle. I, Gayla Swayze, bequeath my nickname B. T. to Theresa Hanmer. I, Vickie Tait, being of sound mind and healthy body, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Robberts one genuine Hot Dog. I, Gregory Mark Tilton, being of sound mind (despite rumors to the contrary) do hereby bequeath my extensive vocabulary to whoever among the underclassmen needs it most. I, Linda Trambaugh, bequeath all my Happy New Years, Christmases, birthdays, etc., etc., to Bob Williams. I, Peggy Walker, in sound mind and body, bequeath my nickname in Sociology, Mugger , to anyone who can take it. I, Polly Walker, bequeath my seat in Government to any student foolish enough to want it. I, Delbert Walls, bequeath my ability to play soft and stay on the beat to the trumpets in the LHS Band and my marching hat to Vicki Gillick. I, Bob Walton, bequeath my last nine weeks of school to anyone who wants them. I, Darrel Walton, bequeath my ability to referee Intramural basketball to Lee Kavanaugh. I, Kathy Walton, bequeath my ability to admit I don't know everything to Jan Arvin and Rachel Nolan. Also, all my bubble gum to the LHS Band. (Chew it in perfect harmony.) I, Nancy Walton, bequeath my bassoon, along with two million used bassoon reeds, to Jayma Parsons. I, Betty Ward, bequeath the corks in Chemistry to Terry Colleran and Ed Lingenfelter. I, Terry Wease, will to Tom Harrison my ability to get along with the intramural referees. I, Cathie Wildman, bequeath my balloons to Don Reinhart in hopes that he will use them wisely. I, Bert Williams, will my ability not to be so easily embarrassed to Rheta Street. I, John Williams, being of sound body and questionable mind, bequeath a tommy gun to Mr. Nigg to help cousin Ralphle on our local police force. I, Mark Williams, bequeath to Dr. Dust's children the ability to get along with the Superin- tendent. 44 I, Kim Wininger, bequeath my two E's in Kimberlee to Herby!! I, Larry Wininger, being of sound mind and body, bequeath my ability to grow hair on my head to Jay Horn. We, the Senior Class of 73 , bequeath a quiz show to Mr. Nigg. We, the Senior Class of 73 , bequeath to the class of 77 the ability to win the sectional all four years of high school!! Signed and sealed in our hand on the twenty-fifth day of May, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-Three. THE CLASS OF '73 a' m ftbout Yo u WHO’S WHO Every class has its most outstanding members, and this year recognition is being given to some of those individuals in our class. Of course, everyone in the Class of '73 rates as someone important} sc in order to determine Who's Who, we had a class vote and the following members were chosen. BEST DANCERS Brenda Sterling and Kike Grindstaff MOST ARTISTIC Brenda Strange, Rachel Nolan, Linda McArthy MOST DEPENDABLE Jackie Rincy, Diana KLingle, Donna Risacber, Mary Padgett FASTEST TO THE CAFETERIA Rheta Street and Ed Lingenfelter (John Williams also deserves recognition here but was already seated and eating when the pic- ture was takenJ) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Jones, Betty Ward, Tim Bannister, Dave Wuensch MOST COURTEOUS AND HELPFUL Beth Buchta, Debbie Skelton, Greg Tilton, Del Walls MOST STUDIOUS Duane Hembree, Helen McAtee, Bev Souerdyke MOST ATHLETIC Sue Stuffle and Dan Jones CLASS CLOWNS Cathie Wildman, Debbie Reinhart, Terry Riggins, Keith Ellis 47 MR. BOD and MISS LEGS Larry Wininger and Vicki Tait LONGEST HAIR Terry Colleran and Theresa Hammer MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tom Searl, Marina Butcher, Lynn Nolan Ann Lucas and Kerry Prather (Rhonda Honeycutt was also chosen for this category, but she was too busy painting the other side.of the building to have her picture taken.) BEST CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Vic Hurm and Mr. Tom Nigg Guard Don Reinhart (,LJ and Forward Danny Jones (R) escort Debbie Reinhart, Booster Club Treasurer. Guard Kike Grindstaff (L) and Forward Jeff Chandler (R) escort Lynn Kolan. Other Seniors honored were Lionettes: Marina Butcher, Mary Ellen Jones, Teresa Sargent, Brenda Strange, Brenda Sterling, Donna Risacher, and Vickie Tait. Class xrophetq As I was boarding the plane home after a long vacation, I noticed a familiar figure in front of me. Brenda Strange turned, and we recog- nized each other immediately. Debbi Myers, what are you doing? I told her I was returning to Loogootee as school was starting in a few weeks. Much surprised, she asked what I did at school. I told her that Ed Hamilton had retired and I was now the band director at old LHS. We started chatting about old times and I told her about several of the replacements at school. Kerry Prather had taken Jack Butcher's place as head coach; Dave Wuensch, after valuable experience at West Point, came back to teach Government and to take his father's place as base- ball coach; Marina Butcher had taken Linda Mehringer's place; Rachel Nolan was now the art instructor in Mr. Robberts' teaching position; Sue Stuffle was the school's cheerleader sponsor; Mark Williams had aspired to the job as superintendent; Greg Tilton was now the Driver's Education instructor (believe it or noti); and Kathy Davis replaces Mrs. Conolty at the lunchline. In the Elementary School, Beth Buchta was now teach- ing in Shirley Woods' old room; and Ann Lucas sings very prettily in her mother’s place. Kathy Walton is also at the school, but there is some doubt as to her status—teacher or student? My turn to question—I asked Brenda what she was doing. She in- formed me that she was presently sponsoring a traveling pom pon group, and that two of our former classmates, Donna Risacher and Mary Ellen Jones, were also in this group. Brenda and I decided that after ten years, it would be a good idea to try and look up the rest of our classmates. Arriving back at Loogootee, we decided to ride through town for ideas. Sitting on the square we found Dale Divine, Keith Ellis, and Dave Milligan in Dale's '73 RT--a remnant from senior days. We went on to the Dog 'N Suds and learned that Bob Walton had taken over the Dog from his parents and was making a real success of it. As we left the Dog 'N Suds, we were hit by an oncoming milktruck driven by none other than John Williams.' The police were quick to arrive on the scene and, much to our surprise, they turned out to be three former classmates: Ed Lingenfelter, Jim Crays, and Mike Grafton. There was little damage to the car, so in five minutes we were on our way again. Traveling past the Farm Bureau, we saw another classmate, Rick Craney, and decided to pull in. When we asked him where we might find some of our other classmates, he said Sandee Sumner was inside. We then left him and proceeded to her office. After we admired her life-sized autographed picture of Johnny Bench, we asked for the gossip. She started by telling us about who had gotten married. Several kept it in the class: Janice Norris and Jim Stanton, Terry Riggins and Karen Beasley (who now had a little 'squeak' around the house), Danny Jones and Nancy Walton. The others went for older men: Mary Lou Matthews, Marla Kalb, Leslie Rodick, Peggy Gee, Ingrid Bullock, Lynn Stuckey, Patty Spears, Cindy Brooks, and Kathy Zeigler. Not married yet, but still running around with their old flames are Rheta Street and Bert Williams. We also found out that Teresa Sargent and Rhonda Honeycutt were still husband-hunting. Brenda Sterling and Linda Trambaugh took off for Bloomington soon after gradu- ation and no one has heard from them since. Debbie Reinhart was still working at the Union Bank posting checks as usual; and Jerry Padgett and Betty Ward were partners now, running the Red White. Darrel Dye and Kenny Beasley were back at the Jay C after their stint with the Navy. At the Tribune Office was Tony Hotz, still stacking the papers on Wednesday. 50 Since it was still early Saturday morning (about 10:00), we thought we’d go to Shoals because I had to pick up my license plates. We told Sandee good-bye and were on our way. Halfway to Shoals, we noticed a group of cottages we had never seen before and, upon reading the sign, learned it was a commune. Taking a look inside, we met the leader of the cpng—Terry Colleran. He said other members of the commune included former classmates, Theresa Hammer, Mike Leighty, Garth Greenwell, Sissy Allen, Cindy Butcher, and Gayla Swayze. Since they were very busy making maple syrup, we resumed our journey. Upon arriving at Shoals, the line at the license branch was very long, so we took a walk to the courthouse as it had been a long time since we'd last seen it. We were very surprised to see Jackie Riney typing the court notices. Slipping past to peek upstairs, we discovered Tom Searl, Jeff Fiscus, Kent Ervin, and Mark Burger imprisoned there. As this was no real surprise, we left to go back to the license branch. Nearing the head of the line, we saw Diane Ellis and Susan Colvin working behind the counter. Completing our chore, we returned to the car and headed for Loogootee. Still trying to catch up with our classmates, we decided last week's tribune might yield some more gossip and clues. Sure enough, there were several articles. One on the famous model, Vickie Tait, who was doing her first commercial soon. Another one on the famous commer- cial artist, Linda McArthy, who had just returned from a tour of Europe. The third was an article about a brilliant geological discovery by another classmate, Tim Bannister. The last article was about the U. S. Olympic Team. It seems the track division is the most outstanding in the history of the Olympics. Naturally, it includes several members of the Class of 1973—Tim Summers, Larry Wininger, and Jeff Chandler. Brenda and I knew this was due in a large part to their attitude and strict training. Back in the car, the radio made several outstanding announcements. At least, they were outstanding to us. The first reported the marriage of 7' 2 Wilt Chamberlain to a classmate of ours, 4’ 10 Beth Kelly. I guess that was the long and short of it. Following that was the announcement that tomorrow was the deadline for all applications for the spelling bee sponsored by Craig Owensby. Brenda and I recalled that he had been a brilliant speller himself. The last announcement was a notice of the change of time of a meeting. Arranged by former class president, Mark Sheetz, who was now an international president, it concerned his club, the Buddy and Jan Fan Club. Still in town, we came across another friend in a predicament we well remember. She was stuck in the mud. Yes, it was Dottie Meyers. Once again, Brenda and I helped Dottie get her car out of the mud. When we told her of our self-appointed mission, she contributed the informa- tion that our three top classmates were all busy in business. Duane Hembree owned and operated one of the nation's biggest fertilizer companies with its home base in Rutherford. At the home office, secre- taries Bev Souerdyke and Helen McAtee were his left and right hands, respectively! As we went through town again, we finally noticed that Louise's was now Lynn's. Dottie said that another classmate worked there also, Patty Halbleib. (We wondered if people still had trouble spelling her name.) A couple of blocks later, we came upon a construction crew bearing several members of our class. There were Mike Grindstaff, Gene Spaulding, Kent Jeffers, Mark Bowling, and the witty Mike Baker. PROPHECY CONCLUDED ON PAGE 54! 51 R. Honeycutt • M R. Street ■ We passed a new lot with a beautiful house almost completed. As we stopped to admire it, one of the workers told us the house had been designed by the famous draftsman who was returning to Loogootee, Gary Frye, with his bride and secretary Marlene Arvin. After all this running around, we needed gas. We decided to go to the Sunoco so that we could get the car washed also. To our delight, our classmate, Richard Summers was running the gas station. Not so delightful was the inflationary price we paid for the gas and car wash! Today's paper contained several more interesting articles. The first was a report of a grant given to Diane Klingle and Mary Padgett. Diane was working in marine biology and Mary was setting up a biological research center. The other was an article about the Peace Corps. It seems that four of our classmates, Debbie Hembree, Ann Bruner, Ann Rogers, and Cindy Smith, had joined and were stationed in Africa. Un- fortunately, when they were recalled to this country, they decided to stay and mingle with the natives. Brenda and I are not yet sure who is unfortunate, them or the natives! The last was a notice of a meeting of the 4-H group called the Haystackers. This group is sponsored by Darrel Walton and Mark Hewitt, who we discovered are both very success- ful farmers. We thought that after a rest we would go to the Rustic. Since this had always been a favorite haunt for everyone, we thought we might find the rest of our class. It turned out as we expected. Several classmates said they went every week; Kay Risacher, Sandy Robinson, Patrice Bullock, Connie Butcher, Karen McAtee, Jonell Downey, and Kathy Fish--the comment passed that perhaps they were still hunting??? On our way back to town we noticed a trailor with the most attrac- tive red lights. We learned later that this was the trailor Martha Mathias, Bev Clark, and Kim Wininqer had talked about in high school and finally bought. We noticed also that the R R had reopened and discovered that Mike Hoover had bought it. They now have live entertainment in the form of the Walker Sisters, singing, dancing, and much more. His three best customers included Bill Harder, Jerry Edwards, and Cathy Gates. At church the next day, we discovered the minister was none other than THE Most Reverend Donnie Reinhart. His Choir Master was Delbert Walls, who always did have a beautiful voice. It was unbearably hot in the church and some poor lady fainted from the heat. Fortunately, Nurse Eichmiller was present and able to assist. Talking to her after church, we learned that Debbie Skelton had just completed her nurse's training and would begin work at the school this year. She said another of our classmates, Connie Elliot, was also working at the hospital as an X-ray technician. She also informed us that Cathie Wildman was still working at the Medco Nursing Home. Walking back to the car, we came upon Mike Jones and Karen Strange, uttering their first sounds. This was quite a shock since they had always been extremely quiet back at LHS. Mike came out of it enough to tell us that Terry Wease and Debbie Gragg were still going to I. U. When we asked what was taking them so long, he told us that between all the parties they were having trouble making their grades. That was the whole class—wait a minute! We forgot Sharli Hunt; excuse us, we have just learned that it is not Hunt but Tilton! Written by: Debbi Myers Brenda Strange 54 FOR YOUR OWN THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS THAT NO ONE CAN SAY FOR YOU THIS HAS BEEN YOUR YEAR AT LHS, AND NO ONE CAN RELIVE IT FOR YOU . . . THESE ARE YOUR MEMORIES. Beth and Duane This year's Prom began with a Grand March at the high school gym where the couples were announced as they entered under an ivy- twined arch enhanced with spring flowers. Following the Grand March, the Prom was held at the beautiful Jasper Country Club, where a hand-lettered sign bearing the theme, Pieces of April, greeted the couples as they entered. When the couples weren't eating the delicious buffet dinner served at the Club, they were enjoying dancing in the ballroom and on the terrace to music by Gryphon. Many thanks go to Mr. Robberts, Hr. Weitkamp, and to those juniors who worked so hard to make this year's Prom the success it was. Wendy and Benny Helen and Dale Dp.nl se and Mika Carol and 3ill Llaine and Delbert DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF GRYPHON ! As you can see from these photos, everyone is enjoying the evening. It seems that no one tired of dancing to the lively music pro- vided by the band, Gryphon. Even Mr. and Mrs. Page got involved! PROM CROWNING Kim Wininger and Delbert Walls (far right), voted as Queen and King of the Prom, look on as Class President Sylvia Trambaugh crowns Cindy Craig and Mike Mattingly Princess and Prince. LIVE TODAY . . . Speeches given by the students at Commencement axe as follows: Helen McAtee (Salutatorian), Courage; Vickie Tait, Hope; Betty Ward, Endur- ance; Tony Hots,, Reality; Kerry Prather, Indi- viduality; Duane Hembree (Co-Valedictorian), Success; and Bev Souerdyke (Co-Valedictorian), Happiness. The band and senior singing group Harmony” provided entertainment for the evening with selections such as Born Free, Brian's Song, Let There Be Peace on Earth, and Turn Around. DREAM OF TOMORROW CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: Yellow Rose Green and Gold 62 A 'f % • J . r . ti . ; 'Vj: VV w A‘f? v V f . 3E a F rf a If'H :� J ' '4 . M v y. V ‘ t-i � i $ S � • I � $ J' u ; V . hS n' „ . •f3 $jjPP : fe TJ .M At M '- v. KW m £ v :t w- fro� WAV. Wh £ a «stir r ,? • X: •■ ,-v . A ft, A C I fi-.' ntv Jmr T Nr' • ‘T MM y jj f ?■ ?■ A 'V C '5 v x ✓w ' -., V VT. f v- wt . h - •«. •■¥'; -v V v $ 5 Ov I - - - • - -V 1 Left to right: Secretary Karen Walker, Treasurer Wendy Gibson, Vice President Kim Nolan, and President Sylvia Trambaugh. members and lost six. As it has been the custom sponsibility of financing was Pieces of April. in past years, the juniors the '72-'73 Junior-Senior had the enormous re- Prom for which the theme Money-making activities consisted of operating the concession stands at all freshman, B-team, and varsity home basketball games. LHS picture-holders were also sold. This money, along with the money appropriated during the class's freshman and sophomore years, contributed towards making the Prom a success. CLASS SPONSORS Dennis Abel Loretta Arney Brenda Arvin David Arvin Esther Arvin Ginger Arvin Jan Arvin Mark Bateman Doug Benjamin John Bennett Benny Bledsoe not (Imiilahle David Bledsoe 63 Jennifer Christmas Darlene Cline Jan Conolty Cindy Craig Alan Crane Photograph not available Wanda Divi’ David Duncan Betsy Ellis Karla Ervin 1 Anthony 66 Wayne Flick Debbie Flynn Christine Gates Patty Gehlhausen Wendy Gibson 67 Jeff Hudson Steve Jones } ' Bernie Lannan Mike Livers Cindy Kearby Donna Kelley Shelia Kirk Marvin Lagle Charlie Lannan Ginger Larkin Roxanne Lents Darla Littrell J. Loughmiller Nancy Lukomski Nancy Matthews Mike Mattingly 68 Ruth Medina I Mark McAtee Barbara McGuire Jim Melton Jeff Meyer Susan Milligan Dennis Mills Denise Moffett Steve Muessig Mike Neeley Bryan Neukam Kim Nolan Pamela Nolan Teresa Nolley Valerie Nonte Rick Norris Linda O'Conner Tony Ojeda 69 Kathy Potts Brad Pridemore Pat Robertson Karen Smith Pam Rodick Donna Schwindt Searl Paula Sheetz Steve Sheetz 70 Roger Tinkle Jesse Tolbert Bill Toy Deena Toy Eugene Trayweek Jeff Trout Scott Waggner Brenda Wagoner Dennis Suit Mike Taylor Sylvia Trambaugh Karen walker 7) Photograph not available Mark walker Michael Walls Ray Ward William Warrick Bob Whittington V .X + m N •’k '.ik k A MSf • ' L7 . Amr J0T ■ “ Jjpfc 4 m mr ? i f -V. ' Y %, r . oik .., s wjj '.’ vi 7? ffix? • t :f f %.• • . § 4 ; «r H ■L 4 r‘W « V. ' 2' . � (jBjp • v 4p I 5 • , jti m r j . • V-r ; v fv V f % ' V’WV? •• v- vr. a. IvV - Ui ’ ■ .-. Yl ■ F ■W I dgf r«wri? ■M 5 r- : %A, ■a ■• r w - r ►¥ fT i ■ . � • • .- •- • •■ .. .% . � v « ; ? - $ 'V-Vv'1. V •'«- J 4 ' % 'T • rz-Ov , -?« V -’• -V . £ £v? z'-t '■ 5 5fl y V %«w V •' � � K • v ■•_:V. . -S- r . ,. , jk i,- CLASS OFFICERS The sophomore class has held several money-making projects this year. During the basketball season, they were in charge of the Coat Check. To keep the school spirit up, the class also sold black and gold bas- ketball pennants. At the end of the year, the sophomore class held the annual chili supper which was followed by a very en- tertaining faculty-student ballgame. Considering the amount of work put in by the class and their spon- sors and the fun provided by the game, it was well worth the price. The students were all ex- cited when it came to ordering class rings last March. With the thought of receiving these rings in their Junior year, the sophomores eagerly look forward to their third year at LHS. CLASS OFFICERS left to right: Vice President Debbie Walton, President Terri Doyle, Secretary Sheila Smith, and Treasurer Brenda Martin. CLASS SPONSORS D. Arvin G. Arvin G. Arvin K. Arvin PHOTO KT WUUMi S. Arvin B. Arvin M. Auxier P. Baker S. Baker L. Barnes E. Beard J. Beasley B. Butcher R. Butcher T. J. Butcher C. Canada D. Cox S. Craig G. Crane T. Crane L. Craney J. Crays C. Cunningham N. Dages v D. Denson J. Divine J. Downey T. Doyle 76 J. Dye M. Engleman P. Erler T. Fields TOO I3USV AVMLABLC «j M. Fiscus Wrl$ S. Flynn J. Gidcumb R. Gilly A W '.Photo not UiuiUahU N. Graber D. Greene P. Guy L. Hammer J. Harbison T. Hedrick D. Heliums J. Hembree D. Hoffman L. Holt K. Honeycutt D. Hoover 77 flate not available B. Martin J. Martin D. Mattingly L. McArthy J. McCall K. Milligan L. Milligan J. Morron J. Neideffer T. Neiheisel K. Neukam T. Norris 78 J. Parsons A. Peoples S. Petit L. Richardson WTO «0T AMKAIU M. Riggins G. Risacher M. Robertson R. Rodrick D. Sanders W. Sanders L. Seals M. Sherfick L. Simmons D. Slone D. Smith S. Smith Y y W 02? wore «or awjiaBU B. Sterling M. Stevens A. Strange D. Strange 79 M. Summers R. Summers K. Sutton R. Sutton B. Tait N. Taylor K. Tedrow D. Truelove TOO BUSY G. Wagler J. Wagoner R. Waldon M. Walker M. Walls D. Walton M. Ward M. Wathen T. Wease B. Wildman C. Williams G. Wlninger 80 M. Wolford F. Woodfill B. Wuensch D. Ziegler I 'm what? Are you sure you washed behind your ears? Love that shampooI But, Jayma, I was only kidding! I'll be duly impressed, quote-unquote. It's working.' Why, of course, use gestures in your speech] Okay, boys, Page £02 BCLOW: Nothing stops Mr. Boeglin of Chase Studio as he knows there is some way to photograph everything'. We owe him many thanks for his reat work and natienoe. - . ♦ � - '• • : • . • v-‘; •:: .. •■ •' , . • % • : t ;v:-v - •• ••: -- ;.• • ■. •: v ; • V •«.« . •. •♦:. • . • 1, :• i ip� - . . r • i - • ■ .- .. .•• s. • ' • - • . • ' ■•••'•.. ' ' v - • — - ■ • t'yc- K- ■ ‘ •• i m ■ xjt i’ V- 'Mate a fc V I I 1 • r- � -7 4 - • w V X vr « Tv - %. . -£ � • ? S� ? Lr S arwtNJ : «vr«« 1 « € a £ L' f ■'. •♦• ' 4 i A • V CLASS OFFICERS With 130 members, the freshman class started their four-year climb at LHS with a good year. As their money-making proj- ect for the year, they showed true school spirit in selling black and gold Loogootee Lions Key Chains. The project was a real success. The freshman class also proved to be an asset to the Booster Club, as they captured and held the Spirit Stick more often than any other class. It will take a lot of yelling to top this class’s spirit! The freshmen, having made it through their most try- ing year as Greenies,” are looking forward to next year. We're sure they will be successful in their fu- ture years at LHS. CLASS OFFICERS left to right (seated): Treasurer Amy Jones and Secretary Brenda Lannan; (standing): Vice President Jay Mattingly and President Albert Kennedy. CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Carolyn Johnson Mrs. Linda Mehringer B. Acton S. Allen N. Arvin P. Arvin S. Arvin T. Arvin J. Asdell K. Bateman D. Beard K. Beasley N. Bell T. Bennett mem B. Berry J. Blain S. Borders M. Bough C. Bowling M. Bradley J. Brown J. Bruner 85 C. Chambers F. Christmas T. Connell D. Cooper B. Crane Km) ' B. Cunningham j j' ib i � T. Dant J. Day D. Denson W. Dent J. Divine M. Downey J. Doyle P. Erler J. Fields T. Fields 1 C. Inman M. Jeffers A. Jones G. Jones 87 J. Jones J. Kearby W. Keenan A. Kennedy B. Lannan F. Larkin M. Larkin J. Lents N. Lents G. Lundy D. Mann T. Matthews J. Mattingly K. Mattingly S. McAtee S. McAtee C. McGuire P. Medina D. Mills F. Moffett J. Moffitt M. Montgomery P. Montgomery E. Myers J. Neukam K. Nigg G. Nolan S. Nolley B. Pendleton M. Peoples N. Phillips A. Quinata 89 R. Raney G. Rasico L. Richardson D. Risacher L. Sims L. Smith R. Souerdike E. Spaulding P. Stevens D. Strange M. Strange R. Street C. Suit C. Sutton ■J. Taylor C. Trambaugh But, how do you spell KOOL-AIL? M. Van Meter T. Waldon B. Walker E. Walker G. Wathen L. Wei ton L. White M. Whittington J. Williams D. Wininger J. Yoder S. Zehr '.ve've got this one in the bag] Monday morning BlahsJIJ MORE OUTSTANDING STUDENTS ... Our school is very proud of Jan Conolty, who placed 4th among junior girls, and Bev Souerdyke, who placed 3rd among senior girls at the Rose-Hullman Math Contest. Other participants were Duane Hembree, Dave Wuensch, Jan Arvin, Tony Page, Mike Padgett, Glenda Arvin, Julie Martin, Tom Fields, and Mike Walls. GIRLS AND BOYS STATE are separate organiza- tions formed to build citizenship in young people and to teach the fundamentals of government. These students are selected on the basis of class rank, citizenship, and leadership ability. Jan Arvin (delegate, pictured right) and Cindy Craig (alternate) have been chosen to attend Girls State this year. The boys to attend Boys State are (L to R) Steve Meussig (alternate), Mike Padgett (delegate), Larry Gates (alternate), and Tony Page (delegate, not pictured). Five LHS students participated in a Professional Business Con- test at Lockyear College of Business in Evansville, compet- ing against schools from Ken- tucky, Illinois, and Indiana. All five placed First Division in their categories. Our stu- dents also won the trophy which went to the school having the best contest score. The winners are (L to R) Bernie Lannan, Typing 1, manual; Bev Souerdyke, Shorthand 1; Helen McAtee, Bookkeeping; Marlene Arvin, Typing II! Nancy Sutton (Seated), Typing I, electric. SCIENCE CLIIB ROW 1: G. Arvin, J. Arvin, L. O'Connor, B. Wuensch (Sec.), M. Summers, M. Padgett, D. Klingie (Treas.), J. Riney, H. McAtee. ROW 2: N. Hunt, G. Tilton, T. Colleran, S. Muessig, T. Osborne, L. Gates, D. Wuensch (Pres.), Sponsor Mr. Victor Hurm. ROW 3: P. Sheetz, K. Milligan, D. Sanders, B. Gates, A. Bradley (V. Pres.), T. Wease. ROW 4: M. Padgett, L. Smith, K. Klingie, C. Bowling, W. Keenan. NOT PICTURED: L. Holtz. First-year Biology students attempt lab work.' ABOVE: Mr. Hurm very capably demonstrates the proper handling and use of a microscope. PICTURED AT RIGHT is a project demonstrating a heart monitor, only one of the many outstanding entries in the Science Show sponsored by the Science Club. Mary Padgett and Diana Klingie did such a good job on this project that they were awarded the plaque for 1st Place. ART GUILD RIGHT: Leslie Rodiclc is shown as she sands her wood sculpture. FAR RIGHT: Myk Leighty won the ribbon for Best of Show for his woodwork in the Art Show. This is Myk's second time winning the coveted ribbon. One look at Rachel Rolan's face tells you how happy she was when she found out she had won 1st (Nixon h Agnew) and 2nd (Confederate Soldier) Ribbons of the 3-Dim. Division of the Art Show. Rachel's soldier also won the People s Choice Ribbon. RCW 1: K. Walton, L. McArthy (Pres.), B. Strange (V. Pres.), L. Rodick (Treas.), R. Nolan (Sec.), V. Tait, C. Butcher. RCW 2: Sponsor Mr. Fred Robberts, J. Arvin, M. Wolford, L. Harper, P. Rodick, W. Gibson, K. Walker. ROW 3: M. Leighty, D. Benjamin, G. Spaulding, B. Martin, N. Dages, J. Dye, T. Norris, D. Strange. NOT PICTURED: T. Ojeda, L. Holtz, S. Flynn, J. Pendleton. 95 ABOVE: The senior girls demonstrate one of the most important skills of a homemaker. F H A . . . TOWARD NEW HORIZONS LEFT: All of the pa- tients at Medco Center enjoyed the companion- ship and lively enter- tainment provided by the members of FHA for the evening. RIGHT: With the sales pitch these girls give (Pat Robertson, Kathy Combess, Kath- leen Tedrow, Linda Carr), who could re- fuse to buy an FHA pencil? ROW 1: Sponsor Miss Hazel Pielemeier, M. Jones, G. Arvin, B. Wuensch, P. Gehl- hausen (Sec.), T. Nolley (V. Pres.), A. Lucas (Pres.), D. Moffett, K. Combess, P. Robertson, C. Gates, Sponsor Mrs. Judy Lannan. ROW 2: B. Kelly, M. Kalb, M. Matthews, R. Street, T. Sargent, D. Risacher, M. Mathias, B. Sterling, L. Trambaugh, K. Davis, K. McAtee , K. Risacher. ROW 3: M. Summers, A. Strange, K. Tedrow, T. Wease, L. Carr, D. Osborne, C. Parsons, L. Nolan, D. Ellis, E. Eich- miller, D. Littrell, K. Ziegler. ROW Jj.: S. Broadway, B. Tarvin, B. Kreitzer, B. Walker, D. Skelton, K. Beasley, A. Rogers, B. Williams, J. Downey, P. Walker, K. Strange. ROW $: N. Matthews, J. Davis, C. Elliott, P. Stevens, S. Trambaugh, N. Lukomski, K. Potts, W. Divine, N. Hembree, B. Hembree. NOT PICTURED: A. Franklin, S. Wallace. CLUB” DE E S P A N O L ROW 1: Sponsor Miss Cindy Kurtz, N. Graber, J. Beasley, G. Arvin, J. Morron (V. Pres.), D. Walton (Sec.-Treas.), B. Bell (Pres.), D. Hoffman, D. Cox, L. Sims. ROW 2: M. Bullock, J. Greenwell, G. Tilton, J. Hart, S. Muessig, L. Win- ninger, B. Warrick, V. McAtee, L. Smith, J. Kearby. ROW 3: R. Roach, B. O'Con- nor, B. Kreitzer, C. Hasler, K. Butcher, N. Bell, S. Borders, C. Inman, E. Spaulding, P. Harrison. ROW h: L. Richardson, J. Neukam, S. Nolley, N. Lents, N. Phillips, D. Hawkins, T. Bennett, C. Trambaugh, B. Crane, M. Padgett, B. Mc- Guire. ROW 5: B. Sterling, G. Crane, R. Norris, L. Milligan, N. Padgett, T. Doyle, P. Erler, J. Martin, E. Myers, N. Sutton. ROW 6: J. Riney, K. Neukam, J. McCall, B. Ackerman, D. Slone, T. Fields, B. Lannan, T. Connell, L. O'Connor, S. Souerdike. NOT PICTURED: A. Burgess. ABOVE: In their spare time, Johny McCall and Judy Beasley listen to Spanish tapes. 98 mMiiM m%m X ABOVE: What could Janette, Dale, and Debbie be laughing about? BELOW: During Spanish Club's Christmas Party, Nancy Lents swings wildly to break the gaily colored pinata. (She finally broke it.') _ RIGHT: There is no bet- ter way of learning than by doing, as these French Club members found when they tasted their delicious fondue. RIGHT BELOW: The French Club was one of the clubs entertaining the student body at Christ- mastime with beautiful songs from the country represented by the club. ABOVE: Mrs. Weaver helps Gina Jones with a difficult translation. RIGHT: Ereneh I students, Patti Stevens and Brenda Lannan, show their school spirit by decorating the French room for Sectional. LE CERCLE DE FRANCAIS ROW 1: Sponsor Mrs. Mary Ann Weaver, B. Ward, J. Downey, B. Strange, B. Sterling, L. Trambaugh, D. Gragg, R. Nolan, J. Arvin. ROW 2: B. Smith, P. Nolan, K. Smith, L. Daily, K. Farley, K. Potts, J. Conolty, C. Hansen, A. Bradley. ROW 3: D. Strange, J. Blain, J. Williams, M. Jones, K. Klingle, C. Sutton, G. Jones, A. Jones. ROW 1 : S. McAtee, D. Grindstaff, M. Butcher, C. Bowling, W. Keenan, M. Larkin, J. Sargent, G. Patterson. NOT PICTURED: C. Craig. 99 ■Vos, that's Carth 'Ireenwel 1 vo” see as the lien Maseot! Tittle Tina ('lauehter of Mr. a”i Mrs. Delbert Stoll) never fails to briahten up the aane with her pretty smile and remarkable cheer- leadiny talent. No matte1 how hunerrv or thirstv thev might have been, the er-owds staved in their seats during half-time so that they would not miss the spectacular entertainment provided by the Booster Club and the Lionettes. Mrs, Farvl Armstrong and the officers have done an outstanding .iob in oroanizinc the various sections of the club, and the members have responded enthusiaeticallv with their spirit and talents. Mention must also be made of the hard work Mrs, Linda Mehrlneer and the Lionettes (-pictured below) have wit n for the« ' •' fcrmanees,, RCW Is Cindy Craig, Marina Bute 1«•� , Melanie Downev, Jayma Parsons, Shellv Cra1 r , Vickie Tait, Brenda Sterlinr, Janette Morrrn, Vicki Gillie!', j0iftr . Cra.ber, Brenda Strange. ROW ? Gine°r Arvin, Debbie Flynn, Jennifer Christmas, .TuHe Cootee, Sponsor Mrs. Mehrdnrer, Donna Risacher, Mara' Fllen Jones, Theresa Sar- gent, Nelda Craber. LHS is certainly rroud to have such a fine vroun as these eirls and the Booster Club representing our schoo 1 . Valerie Nonte Sue Stuffle Fan Rodick Rhonda Honeycutt 103 ROW It K. Butcher, C. Suit, B. Lannan, J. Jones, M. Olsen, W. Keenan, B, Lunsford, K. Nolan, K. Parley, T, Sargent, L. Stuckey, D. Skelton, A. Lucas, B. Strange. ROW 2i J. Jones, M, Clark, C. Cun- ningham, K. Kllngle, L. Sims, J. Greenwell, L. Richardson, D. Guth- rie, C. Bowling, J. Yoder, L. Smith, L. Daily, J. Conolty, K. Walton, L. Nolan, R. Nolan, P. Harrison, S. Borders, J, Doyle. ROW v Gillick, N. Lukomski, J. Gootee, C. Yamell, C. Kearby, L. Amey, D. Hofftaan, M. Fiscus, T. Crane, G. Brunton, D. Parsons, P. Brier, B. Smith, L. Richard- son, M. Ward, D. Ziegler, C. Sut- ton, D. Cox, C. Hasler, N. Bell, R. Butcher, M. Sherfiek, J. Bough, J. Meyer. ROW h-t D. Myers, LHS BAND REACHES DANCE BAND BETTERING LOOGOOTEE ALL SERVING TOGETHER LHS is proud to claim the BLAST Plaque awarded by Mayor Robert Brown to the band and Lionettes in ap- preciation for their participa- tion in the Christmas Parade. B. Ward, D. Reinhart, M. .Tones, M. Butcher, S. Sumner, M. Kalb, K. Wlnlnger, P. Nolan, J. Lough miller, D. Walton, J. Davis, G, Larkin, R. Lingenfelter, R. Norris, K. Smith, T. Ojeda, D, Benjamin, J, Bohn, S, Arvin, K. Beasley, G, Arvin, M, Bradley, E. Myers, G, Crane, K. Ziegler, E, Eichmiller, M, Wol- ford. ROW 5� J• Parsons, N. Wal- ton, D. Walls, M. Walls, D, Hunt, C. Trambaugh, R. Butcher, M. Boigh, S. Nolley, R, Cannon, D. Cooper, B. Bell, B. Ackerman, S. Jones, C. Burch, I. Franklin, T. Norris. ROW 6« G. Nolan, D. Suit, S. Stuf- fle, D. Risacher, R, Honeycutt, F. Larkin, T, Connell, J. Asdell, D. Mills, J, Arvin, P. Arvin, J. Pen- dleton. BAND DIRECTOR� Mr. Ed Hamilton. NOT PICTURED� J. Jones, T. Doyle, W, Flick. 1 1 7 MEMBERS The 1973 LHS Band is the largest in its history. At last count, there were 11? members, with 25 of them being graduating seniors. Under the direction of Mr. Ed Hamilton, our various group bands have been involved in many activities this year. Besides all of the concerts, contests, and marches in which the Concert Band partici- pates, the lively Pep Band keeps the basketball fans full of spirit during half-time entertainment. In addition to this, the Dafice Band gave a special performance at the annual Spring Concert, a function everyone always enjoys. Remember the Christmas pa- rade when Santa came to Loogootee? That was our band and Pom Pon Girls performing. Band officers pictured below are Marina Butcher (Sec.), Delbert Walls (Pres.), Rhonda Honeycutt (V. Pres.), and Mary Ellen Jones (Treas.). ✓ SANTA CLAUS COMES TO TOWN This year Loogootee held its first annual Christmas Parade. Young and old alike were on hand to welcome Santa and view the parade, which included the LHS Band, the Lionettes, and some gaily wrapped Christmas boxes. The crowd was enter- tained on the square with a standing dance routine by the Lionettes, while the Band played Jingle Bell Rock. The highlight of the events was the arrival of Santa's helicopter and the jolly old man himself. Pictured at right are Santa and his three helpers, Beth Kelly, Jonell Downey, and Karen McAtee. harmony” comes to lhs The seniors decided that it has been too long since LHS has had any vocal music. So, under the direction of Mrs. Janice Arnett, some of the girls got an ensemble together, singing popular and traditional songs at many concerts and functions throughout the year. But, you know how the guys are — they need to get in the act, too. With the addition of six great male voices, Harmony was now able to master more songs with greater voice range. The senior members hope that enough will want to sing as a group next year so that Harmony will remain as a continuing success. ROW li R. Honeycutt, A. Bruner, S. Colvin, S. Stuffle, L. Nolan, D. Reinhart, Director Mrs. Arnett. ROW 2: H. McAtee, B. Clark, J. Downey, B. Sterling, A. Lucas, B. Strange. ROW 3i D. Risacher, M. Matthews, V. Tait, K. Davis, L. Trambaugh, M. Jones, B. Ward. ROW 4S E. Lingenfelter, M. Grindstaff, D. Walls, M. Jones, D. Hembree. NOT PICTURED: I. Bullock, G. Tilton. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: L. Rodick, Sponsor Mr. Henry Jones, M. Jones (V. Pres.), K. Prather (Pres.), R. Honeycutt (Sec.), V. Tait. ROW 2: D. Grindstaff, N. Padgett, T. Doyle, J. Martin, D. Denson, D. Walton, V. Nonte, G. Patter- son, J. Graber. ROW 3: D. Denson, B. Sterling, M. Sheetz, J. Doyle, S. Trambaugh, A. Kennedy, J. Mattingly. NOT PICTURED: C. Craig (Treas.), K. Nolan. NEWSPAPER REPORTERS FOR “ THE LION’S DEN ” GUIDANCE COUNSELOR’S OFFICE HELP Diane Osborne Cindy Smith These girls Marla Kalb, Dottie Meyers, Ann Lucas, Marlene Arvin, Mary Ellen Jones) devoted much of their time throughout the year to their job and have done very well in reporting the news of various school activities. QUEEN NANCY For every fan and player, the night of the basketball game on January 26 was an exciting evening, especially for Nancy Walton. Through oonular vote, Nancv was selected by the student body to be the 1973 Basketball Queen with Vicki Tait as runner-uo. After being crowned by Student Council President, Kerry Prather, Nancy received a beautiful bouquet of roses from her escort Danny Jones. All of us extend our congratulations to Nancv and to her court. The lovely candidates for Basketball Queen were (left to right) Vicki Tait, Marv Ellen Jones, Nancy Walton, Donna Risacher, and Marlene Arvin, with Shannon Haag and T. J. Williams as flower and crown bearers. LIBRARIANS DEVISE NEW FILING SYSTEMS SEATED: J. Riney (Sec.-Treas.), J. Conolty (Pres.), B. Souerdyfce (V. Pres.), D. Littrell. STANDING: Miss Mary Kirk, S. Hunt, D. KLingle, B. Tarvin, M, Padgett, K. Ziegler, D. Gragg, K. Potts, Mrs. Louise Conolty. ABOVE LEFT: Miss Kirk and Mrs. Conolty consult the pamphlet of current book titles. ABOVE RIGHT: Kathy Ziegler is using the new cross-reference filing system to check out a book for Diane Denson. RIGHT: Jackie Riney is shown as she pins a first- year member, Sharii Hunt, during the librari an1s annual Pinning Ceremony. no OUR MIGHTY LIONS! ROW Is Lynn Nolan, Valerie Nonte, Rhonda Honeycutt, Sue Stuffle. ROW 2s Mike Grlnd- staf “, Danny Jones, Don Reinhart, Mark Riggins, Man Crane, Kenny Nigg. ROW Jt Assistant Coach Tim Nonte, Wayne Flick, Kenny Ziegler, Del Walls, Mike WaMs, Bill Butcher, Coach Jack Butcher . ROW Mike Mattingly, Rick Butcher (Student Manager), J � ef Meyers (Student Manager), Kerry Prather (Student Manager), Jeff Chandler, NOT PICTURFDt Cheerleader Pam Rodi.c'r, Delbert Walls Mike Grinds taff VARSITY SENIORS Name Field Goal Free Throws Rebounds Points Flick, Wayne 54-110 49% 47-80 59% 135 155 Grindstaff, Mike 17- 55 31% 12-20 60% 22 46 Jones, Dan 93-188 49% 78-93 84% 133 264 ♦Butcher, Bill 129-313 41% 66-87 76% 92 324 Chandler, Jeff 15- 41 37% 5- 8 63% 18 35 Crane, Alan 119-253 47% 36-59 61% 58 274 Mattingly, Mike 74-157 47% 26-41 63% 197 174 Reinhart, Don 13- 26 50% 2- 2 100% 7 28 Riggins, Mark 0- 2 00% 0- 2 00% 1 0 Walls, Mike 32- 66 48% 15-38 39% 102 79 Walls, Delbert 0- 0 00% 0- 0 00% 0 0 Ziegler, Kenny 1- 1 100% 0- 1 00% 3 2 TEAM 547-1190 46% 287-432 66% 772 1381 Wins 19, Losses 4 Offensive Average 60 Sectional Champs n Blue Chip “Conference Defensive Average 52 Blue Chip Conference Champs Coach Jack Butcher: Career Record 298-81 SCHEDULE Shoals Barr-Reeve Dubois Petersburg Jasper North Knox Washington South Knox South Knox North Daviess Barr-Reeve Bedford Bloomfield Springs Valley Shoals Mitchell Switz City Orleans Forest Park Shoals Barr-Reeve Washington ‘Holiday Tourney SECTIONAL CROWN FOUR IN A ROW B■TEAM ROW 1: Darla Cox, Nancy Padgett, Patty Erler, Judy Beasley. ROW 2: Steve McAtee, Kelly LaMar, Chris Burch, Bob Bell, Kenny Nigg, Mike Mattingly. ROW 3: Coach Tim Nonte, Larry White, Brad Sterling, Kenny Ziegler, Paul Hildebrand, Albert Kennedy, Mark Riggins, Stu- dent Manager Rick Butcher. Name Riggins, Mark Nigg, Kenny Ziegler, Kenny Mattingly, Kenny Bell, Bob Hildebrand, Paul LaMar, Kelly Sterling, Brad Kennedy, Albert White, Larry Burch, Chris McAtee, Steve Rebounds Free Throws Points 99 63-97 65% 221 46 51-72 71% 175 109 48-82 59% 150 66 49-82 60% 133 40 26-39 67% 82 53 18-32 56% 54 2 2- 5 40% 4 3 0- 2 00% 2 1 0- 0 00% 2 1 0- 0 00% 0 0 0- 0 00% 0 0 0- 0 00% 0 Wins 18, Losses 2 Coach Tim Nonte: Career Record 84-12 118 BLUE CHIP CONFERENCE CHAMPS FRESHMAN TEAM ROW 1: D. Cox, D. Hudson, J. Mattingly, D. Souerdike, K. Bateman, J. Taylor, D. Denson, A. Jones. ROW 2: S. McAtee, L. White, A. Kennedy, P. Hildebrand, M. Bradley, K. Mattingly, K. Nigg. ROW 3: K. LaMar, F. Larkin, Coach Don Clements, C. Burch, R. Butcher. Coach Don Clements, D. Suit, B. Bell, K. Nigg, T. Page, F. Larkin, J. Meyer, T. Connell, E. Myers, R. Butcher. VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST RCX. s B. Bell, K. Lamar, P. Erler. SECOND RCW: K. Prather, S. Sheetz, D. Jones, M. Grindstaff, X. Honeycutt, K. Nigg. THIRD ROW: A. Grane, M. teman, M. Walls, D. Walls, T. Wease, B. Butcher, D. Wuensch, V.. Riggins. BATTING NAME Team AB 546 R H 157 BB RBI SB SO PO E AVERAGE .289 Mike Grindstaff 58 20 21 15 10 6 8 44 8 . 362 Bill Butcher 61 15 19 8 8 13 10 38 10 .312 Mark Riggins 64 23 24 8 14 16 6 89 0 .375 Dan Jones 52 13 18 6 14 9 5 14 1 .346 Alan Crane 48 19 14 11 12 15 12 6 1 .292 Kenny Nigg 32 8 13 5 7 2 6 22 1 .406 Steve Sheetz 42 11 12 3 7 3 10 40 2 .286 Mark Bateman 39 7 9 6 6 1 11 6 0 .231 Terry Wease 44 11 14 8 11 5 11 86 1 . 318 Dave Wuensch 32 9 5 3 7 2 11 8 5 .156 Kevin Honeycutt 13 1 4 4 1 0 2 7 0 . 308 Phil Erler 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 Delbert Walls 19 2 3 1 1 1 10 2 0 .158 Kelly LaMar 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Bob Bell 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 .000 Mike Walls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 The Lions, coached by Tim Nonte, compiled an outstanding record of 17 wins and 3 losses, tying the school record of most wins in a season. They won the Blue Chip Conference and were 1973 Sectional Champs. Loogootee competed in the Jasper Regional on June 9. Because of the late date, results were not available for the yearbook. The Lions B-Team Baseball is coached by Mr. Lee Kavanaugh and had a 5-0 season. Loogootee Lions Wins Second Straight Baseball Sectional Loogootee High School won their second consecutive IHSAA baseball sectional Tuesday afternoon when CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: D. Wuensch, D. Jones, D. Reinhart, L. Wininger, D. Arvin. ROW 2: B. Sterling, Student Manager R. .Butcher, Coach Charles Sims, M. Sherfick. ROW 1: K. Mattingly, J. Taylor, J. Mattingly, A. Kennedy, M. Bradley, C. Burch. ROW 2: Student Manager R. Butcher, Coach Charles Sims. TRACK Larry Wininger has shown such fantastic ability that he competed in the State Track Finals this year. LHS is lucky to have had such fine track members. 123 Candid shots by Ron Richardson ROW 1: L. Wininger, T. Summers, J. Chandler, D. Jones, D. Wuensch, D. Reinhart, M. Williams, D. Milligan, T. Wease, G. Greenwell. ROW 2: M. Mattingly, T. Harrison, D. Arvin, D. Denson, B. Ackerman, M. Walls, B. Sterling, B. Butcher, T. Butcher, M. Sherfick. ROW 3: J. Mattingly, J. Taylor, C. Burch, K. Beasley, M. Bradley, P. Hildebrand, A. Kennedy, R. Souerdike, M. Kidwell, T. Dant. ROW 4: Student Manager R. Butcher, Coach Charles Sims. FRIENDS The seniors would like to thank these people who, by their generous contributions, helped to make the '73 Black and Gold possible. Mr, 6c Mrs, James V. Acton, Jr, Lucille Acton Mrs, Helen Allen Mr, 6c Mrs, Robert Allen Amy, Ann, 6c Carol Jeanne The Daniel Armstrongs Gordon Armstrong Lt. Col. Charles R. Arvin 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Lee Arvin Mr. 6c Mrs. Matthew Arvin Mr. Mrs. Stan Arvin Dr. 6c Mrs. 3. W. Asdell Mr. 6c Mrs. Stephen Atchley 6c Son Tracy Baker Ric Barela Mr. 6c Mrs. Jerry Bauer 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Ray Beasley Becky 6c Len Mary Lou 6c Tom Bell Betsy Mrs. R. R. Billings Dean Borders Donald Bowling Mr. 6c Mr8. John Bowling 6c Rick Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles Bradley Mr. 6c Mrs. James Bradley Father Raymond Brenner Clyde Brown 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Idris Brown Charles 6c Bertha Bruner 6c Family Mr. 6c Mr8. Charles Bruner Mr. 6c Mrs. Richard Bruner B.T. . u Mr. Mrs. Bob Buchta 6c Barbara Lawrence 6c gthel Buhr Mr. Ronald R. Bullock Mr. 6c Mrs. Jack Butcher 6c Family Marcella Cahill Doug Cannon Mrs. Paris Cannon 6c Bob Cheryl Chambers Mr. 6c Mrs. Eugene Chambers 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Jim Chandler Mr. 6c Mrs. Ward Chandler Mr. Mrs. Wm. Chandler Charmen 6c Ed; Theresa 6c Albert Lueverdia Chattin City Water Works Employees Brenda Clark Mr. 6c Mrs. William Clark Mr. 6c Mrs. Richard Clements Mr. 6c Mrs. Gordon Cole Ed 6c Linda Colvin Mr. 6c Mrs. Ernest Colvin 6c Family Mrs. Marie Combs Mrs. D. K. Conolty Bob 6c Darla Cox Forest Crane Vic Crew 6c Family Mrs. Creola Cundiff Mr. 6c Mrs. John Dant 6c Brian Mr. 6c Mrs. Lawrence K. Dant 6c Family Velma Jean Dart Mrs. Anna L. Davis Elaine Davis Virgina Davis Sue Davis Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles R. Denson Mr. 6c Mrs. B. Downey Mr. 6c Mrs. Gene Doyle Mr. 6c Mrs. Hartwig Eichmiller 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Tony Elliott Diane Ellis Mr. 6c Mrs. James Ellis 6c Family Jesse W. Ellis Mr. 6c Mrs. George Erler, Patty 6c Phil Mr. 6c Mrs. Carl W. Fish Elmer 6c Juanita Flick Mr. 6c Mrs. Joseph D. Franklin 6c Angela Mr. 6c Mrs. George R. Frye The Harold Frye Family Troy Fullerton Dr. 6c Mr8. Floyd B. Gates Mr. 6c Mrs. Clarence Gehlhausen 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Carl Gibson Mr. 6c Mrs. Cletus Gootee Royden Lee Graber Mr. 6c Mrs. Dale Grafton Danny Grafton Mr 6c Mr8. Ralph Grafton Granny Mr. 6c Mrs. Dale F. Greene Mr. 6c Mrs. Kenneth Greenwell Mr. 6c Mrs. Pat Greenwell Pat Greenwell Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles Gregory Guy 6c I National Gypsum Co. Sales Shoals Employees National Gypsum Co. Shoals Employees Mr. 6c Mrs. Art Haag Mr. 6c Mrs • Leo Haag 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Dan Hagerty Mrs. Dorothy Hart Mr. 6c Mrs. Carlos Hasler Mr. 6c Mrs. Lavon Hasler Mr. 6c Mrs. Alvin Hembree Denise Hembree Ernest B. Hembree Mr. 6c Mrs. Glen Hembree Mr. 6c Mrs. John Hembree 6c Family Norma Hembree Mr. 6c Mrs. Radus G. Hembree Mr. 6c Mrs. Larry Holtz 6i Michelle Brett 6c Brian Humerick house Mr. 6c Mrs. Porter Hunt 6c Son Mr. 6c Mrs. Robert Hunt William J. Hunt Mr. 6c Mrs. Victor Hurm The Inmans Icky 6c Iodine Mr. 6c Mrs. Greg Johnson Anna Marie Jones Mrs. Brownie Jones E. Anne Jones Mr. 6c Mrs. Joseph L. Jones Mr. 6c Mrs. Wilfred Kalb 6c Gerald Mark Kavanaugh Beth Kelly Gertie Kelley Mr. 6c Mrs. James H. Kelly 6c Linda Spencer 6c Joan Keller Mr. 6c Mrs. James K. Kldwell Roger Kidwell Mr. 6c Mrs. Douglas King 6c Family Rev. 6c Mrs. Marion 0. King Mary Kirk Mr. 6c Mrs. Carl Klingle 6c Family Diana Kreitzer Esther Kreitzer Mr. 6c Mrs. Don Le Grand 6c Cynthia Nancy Lentz E. Briscoe Lett,M.D. Mr. 6c Mrs. Clarence Lingenfelter Mr. 6c Mrs. Neil Lingenfelter Jack 6c Jenny Love Mr. 6c Mrs. John Lucas Mr. 6c Mrs. Joe Lukomski, Sr. Mr. 6c Mrs. Joe Lukomski, Jr. Mr. John Lythgoe Marla 6c Neal Mary Anne 5c Linda Ernie Mathias Mr. 6c Mrs. Vic Mathias Mr. 6c Mr8. Jerome Matthews Denise Mattingly Mr. 6c Mrs. James Mattingly Mr. 6c Mrs. H. J. McAtee Staci Mclntire Betty Mills Nelda 6c Judy Mr. 6c Mrs. Fred Neukam 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Norman Neukam Mr. 6c Mr8. Thomas Nigg 126 Mary R. Nolan Pamela 6c Kathleen Nolan Rachel E. Nolan Mr. 6c Mrs. Thomas J. Nolan Mr. 6c Mrs. Tim Nonte Walter 6c Margaret Norris Mr. 6c Mrs. Lyle Olsen 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Robert L. Osborn Ruth 6c Beryl Padgett Mr. 6c Mrs. Guy Padgett Mr. 6c Mrs. Lester E. Padgett Mr. 6c Mrs. Max Padgett Harold Parsons 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs • Michael Parsons 6c Denise Mr. 6c Mrs. George Patterson Mr. 6c Mrs. Jerry Phillips Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles Rasico Mr. 6c Mrs. Donnis C. Reinhart Mr. 6c Mrs. Kelly Riggins Mr. 6c Mrs. John Riney Mr. 6c Mrs. Donald Risacher Joanne Risacher Mrs. Joseph C. Risacher La Verne Risacher Mr. 6c Mrs • Fred Robberts Renee, Camden, Candice Robertson Rutherford Rangers Mr. 6c Mrs. Bruce Sager 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Ivan Sargent Mr. 6c Mrs. Larry Sargent 6c Family Schneider's Dept. Store Inc. Employees Mr. 6c Mrs. Charles Sheetz 6c Family Paula K. Sheetz Mr. 6c Mrs. Leland Skelton Steve Skelton Edwin L. Smith Margaret Smith Mr. 6c Mrs. Michael B. Smith Mark Spitz Marge Souerdyke Mr. 6c Mrs. Vernon Souerdyke Mr. Elmer H. Spears Mr. 6c Mrs. Don Sterling 6c Family Frances strange Miss Helen Strange Mr. 6c Mr8. William A. Strange 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. William S. Strange 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Bill Street Mr. 6c Mrs. Phil Street Family SUDZ Mr. 6c Mrs. Jack Stuckey Mr. 6c Mrs. Paul Suit Mr. 6c Mrs. Bob Summers Mr. 6c Mrs. F. E. Summers Mr. 6c Mrs. Michael Summers Tony Summers Mr. 6c Mr8. Jack Sumner 6c Family Jim Todd Bill Trambaugh Mr. 6c Mrs. Howard Trambaugh 6c Family Mr. 6c Mrs. Tom Trambaugh Lee 6c Anna Troutman John 6c Pauletta Turner Mr. 6c Mrs. Dick Walker 6c Family Mr8. Vernon Walker David Walton Mr. 6c Mrs. Donald Walton Mr. 6c Mrs. Dwayne Walton 6c Family Mrs. Iona Walton Jill 6c Joni Walton Judy 6c Tony Walton Oral 6c Mary Walton Mr. 6c Mrs. Paul Walton Mr. 6c Mrs. Terry Walton Mr. 6c Mrs. Wayne Walton Margaret 6c Clara Ward Mr. 6c Mrs. Martin Ward Mary G. Watkins Tony Wease Mr. 6c Mrs . Wendell Wease Mr. 6e Mrs. Larry Weaver Mr. 6c Mrs. Paul Weisheit Mr. 6c Mrs. Larry Weitkamp Mr. 6c Mrs. John Welton 6c Family Mary Lou, Tammy, Tracy Wenzel Mr. 6c Mrs. Robert Wildman Bernice Williams Bertha M. Williams Alvin (Bud) Williams Peggy Williams Mr. 6c Mrs. Larry Wininger Mr. 6c Mrs. Virgil Wininger Vonda Wininger Mr. 6c Mrs. Merrill Wolford Jeannette 0. Young Mr. 6c Mrs. Hinzie F. Ziegler Loogootee, Indiana 1|75$3 128 emocrais i Secretary - Dave Weunsch Brenda Strange 129 Con rafulafSons Seniors of H73 A Growing Bank in a Grou in Gommuniiy — Member FDIC Martin Co. Bank Skoals., Inet Crane Branch - Crane, InJ. M R Liveslbck YOUR OFFICIAL SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS HUNTINGBURG, INDIANA 132 CHEVROLET AND PONTIAC LOOGOOTEE , INDIANA 13 10U Wood Street Loogootee, Indiana Phone: 295-2UOO 134 Wash i inqion. Typewriter (Company OFFICE MACHINES, EQUIPMENT, A:JD SUPPLIES Ul2 East Main Street Washington, Indiana The Su tci of a ua Jerry Bauer, Dealer R. R. U Loogootee, Indiana U7553 Phone: 672-3703 New G Stephen Chastain, DJ3.M. 2 10 Birk Drive Jasper, Indiana U75U6 Phone: U82-591U P er fornance We know that if we are to continue our successful growth throughout the 1970's we must furnish our customers with seed that will perform as well as, or better than, any seed available. 135 ox ! COMPIITI iNSUiANCi siavici loc ootec, Indiana 3 73 v vc r'“ - c a • - o • X xU Secretary - Seere4 ary Lee Troutr.ar. Co-Manager Spencer Keller - •£ Auent 136 vuxer Mercuri Lineola 137 Jasper, Indiana Phone: U82-1200 Lannan Dairj Highway SO West Loogooiee-, | noli and lit Optra? oust Good Ole Country Music Bill, Je CSSe, an J. arvis Looo oo+ee, Indiana f7553 Congratulati ions Seniors Dubois County Bank iois Haysvi lie B anck. Best Wishes From: C arnaKain Manufacturing Company Incorporat cd Loogootee, Indiana h7$53 Walter’s Shoe St. ore The Best Way is tine kW. am . . to finance a new car, dS . . . to finance a new home, ... to finance business expansion, ... to save for education, ... to borrow for emergencies. ALCO DIME STORES Shoals- Fi rene Ii Lick L oogoolee OPEN FRIDAY - 5ATUR DflV NIGHTS COMPLIMENTS OF; er vice ia id Loogootee, Indiana MAXINE'S SALON OF BEAUTY 219 Kennedy Avenue Nancy Lentz — Manager Nancy - Carole - Joan - Maxine Phone: 295-33UU OPEL'S AUTO REPAIR AND BODY SHOP D E BAR AND RESTAURANT Hwy. 231 - South of Haysville Phone: 69E -3011 Minor and Major Repair Work Free Body Estimates Dine and Dance Live Entertainment Family Room Loogootee, Indiana Doris and Ed Traylor lfood sTOEr Loogootee, Indiana Hours: Mon. - Fri. — 8:00 - 10:00 Sat. — 8:00 - 8:00 Sun. — 9:00 - 6:00 COMPLIMENTS OF Krodie Whoiesa H Ouse Jasper, Indiana KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Council 732 Loogootee, Ind. SARGK'S TRUCK STOF Home Cooked Meals Chicken Carry Outs - - Short Orders - - Pizzas - Hwy. 50, Loogootee, Ind, COMPLIMENTS OF THE SIR SHOP Loogootee, Ind. YOUR CLOTHES ARE VJHAT SHOW Loogootee, Indiana T. Hedrick — 295-3162 R. Vonderheide 143 CONGRATULATIONS POINLEXTER AML SON IN COICPQ RATED SERVING THIS ARE . '� UR 70th YEAR BUEHLER'S IGA WOOL STREET LOGGOOTEE THE P. 0. Box 3k$ Jasper, Incdana Phone: U82-19U: TRAYLOR FERTILIZING SERVICE Montgomery, Inoiana U7553 Phone: U86-3285 Raw Materials Bulk Bag Fertilizer Bulk Spreader Service Liquid Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF JIM AND FRANK'S KID-WEST PRINTING ■wh 1T E'B n food I COMPANY West 1st Street Loogootee, Indiana Phone: 295-21 3 LOOGOOTEE, INLIANA PEEK'S FRUIT HOUSE MILLER BROTHERS LOOGOOTEE CARPET FRUITS - VEGETABLES FLOOR COVERING 0 A N D CONSTRUCTION Picnic Foods - Cider Montgomery, Ina. Phone: U86-8U53 and Gifts us Eat o ns FARM SERVICES, INCORPORATED Montgomery, Indiana FEED - GRAIN FARM SUPPLIES Custom Grinding Mixing DELIVERY SERVICE U96-3383 Owners: Max Darrell Eaton SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS INAonTo ornery Rur'rfan CluL inc. GRABER - WITTMER, INC. Allis - Chalmers Sales Services Gehl New Holland Montgomery, Indiana Allis - Chalmers Phone: U86-30U5 F uhrman's l A arafk on Serui ce� B. F. Goodrich Tires Bower Batteries Minor Motor Repairs Phone: 695 -3hll Haysville, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Ladies' Fashions Tor All Seasons 20lj F. Main St. 21? JFK Ave. Loogootee, Ind. h7??3 Phone: 295-2763 Loogootee, Ind. Lt7553 Telephone: 295-2221 COMPLIMENTS OF STREET HOME IMPROVEMENT Phone: 672-383b Loogootee, Ind. Lifetime Alsco Aluminum Siding coated with vinyl— Cannot Flister, Peel, or Fade The Friendly Store Downtown Loogootee Backing the Lions 147 A General Active Depository of the U. S. Government-Member FD1 C ACCENT ON S- 'VIC : ODCNj IMD• Free Checking Account Service Since 1390 0 CRANE F F ODOM C MONT COMERY |r 3 ELNORA C Omplirnerifs cff +h Oclon G araae Oolon )nd� ar a Odon Clo'l'hincj Co. r W) GAT 10' ALLY YMCT-'N BRANDS Phone Si2-63 -733 10?-LOU E. Main rt., Odon, Tnd. :75 2 Men's, Women's, fi Children's Wearing Apparel Shoes Far All The Family Sportswear-Workwear Rubber Footwear Canvas Converse All Star At Special Prices 148 ■ 1 y.K-y-y z, or VONDA'S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations 0 the class 0. 7 hick f: Bill's Standard Service Phone 29?-31li0 Highways 1- £0 Loogootee.Indiana v r A Co aPUMfV73 t of fhe T Sho$ I s HARRY HANSON STORE, INC. FURNITURE Shoal s, Indiana E. II. NURSERY AND LANDSCAFING INC. HAULER'S BORDERS AMD PATE ' Planting - Spraying - Trimming - Feeding R.R.l, Jasper, Ind. U75U6 LOOGOOTEE, INDIANA Phone: U82-3218 HHIHH Charles Buschkoetter Kenneth E. Heim Tel. U82-3218 Tel. U32-6815 STEFFEN'S CARPETS UNLIMIT ID TRETTER'S OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Hwy ?31 N. - Jasper, Ind. Phone: U 2-363L U08 Main St. 3uy Direct and Save Jasper, Ind. U75U6 Venture Galaxy Highland Diamond Sikes Jorges Monticello Ozlite NICK'S FOOD MARKET D. K. CONOLTY INSURANCE AGENCY “50 Box 117, U02 John F. Kennedy Ave. Loogootee, Indiana U7S53 Loogootee, ■ Indiana Phone: 29£-2UlE 149 COMPLIMENTS OF BO-MACS DRIVE-IN Shoals, Indiana Phone: 2U7—32hl BELL'S MARATHON S ,RVTCE hwi 1$ Loogootee Indiana iMARATHotf ±=L.- V WALKER DRUG COMPANY SIM'S TROPICAL FISH AND BAIT Loogootee, Indiana JAS. ac. .vHGLhSuLE HOUSE Jasper, Inuiana HWY L5 North - Loogootee, Ind. Live Bait Ammunition Fishing Licenses Aquarium Tropical Fish and Supplies olVlS G RR3 L ooqooi'ee. Indiana. ___ Loogootee, Indiana 150 Shoals Cafe, A Good Place To Eat Seven Lays A Week JERRY'S RESTAURANT Highway 231 North Jasper, Indiana FRIDRICH MUSIC YARN SHOP Baldwin Pianos Organs Guitars - Amps. UlO E. Van Trees St. Washington, Ind. It7501 HOME SERVICE AML SUPPLY 200 Mill Street Loogootee, Ind. Phone: 295-35U1 Wallpaper and Paint Store RED@ S POT HILLER Tf | NT'S BUILDING SUPPLIES Montgomery, Indiana Everything in the Building Line Lumber - Limestone Blocks - Paints Glass - Lime - Cement - Mortar - Frames Roofings - Plumbing Supplies The Friendly Firm Phone: h86-2105 CENTRAL DISTRICT CO. Gift Headquarters Jasper, Indiana QUALITY! SAVINGS! jE32zaa Compliments of PATTERSON INSURANCE Loogootee, Indiana N. L. COLE BODY SHOP Wreck Rebuilding Spray Painting At the Y in Loogootee Phone: 295-3925 SUMMERS and JONES Plumbing - Air Conditioning Heating - Armstrong Equipment HWY $0 WEST, Loogootee, Indiana Phone: 295-27U6 SCALES and EDWARDS INSURANCE Phone: 295-395U Loogootee, Indiana SONNY SIS INFANTS THROUGH YOUNG JUNIORS Washington, Indiana LARKIN'S SHOE STORE CECIL HAAG Shoes for the Family- Famous Brands UPHOLSTERING 307 East Main Loogootee, Indiana WASHINGTON , INDIANA Phone: 29$-3lWi MATTINGLY FURNITURE 152 Margie's Beauty Shop Karen Inman, Owner J«F•K• AVE• Loogootee, Ind. 295-2889 or 295-3000 HUM ERICK HOUSE LUMBER YARD 209 E. Walnut Street Odon, Indiana U7562 Phone: 636-7383 TOY'S AUTO PARTS COMPLIMENTS OF Loogootee, Indiana Phone s 295-2312 Loogootee Federal Savings Loan Gerald Heubner Loogootee, Ind. U7553 Phone 295-2638 Lube and Brake Service U points Cannelburg, Indiana LOOGOOTEE LANES Phone: 295-2322 Loogootee, Indiana THE TOWNE SHOP Mary K. Bunch Ladies' And Children's Ready-To-Wear______ 103 E. Main Odon, Ind. Phone ME 1-7388 1S3 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF TOM'S BARBER SHOP 107 J .F .K. Ave. Loogootee, Ind. FARLEN GOLDEN SLIPPER RESTAURANT AND DEEP ROCK STATION FARLEN, INDIANA J2J2JLC. HASKIN'S FEED MILLS INC. Odon, Indiana Phone: 636-7315 Compliments of Compliments of TEAK'S SPORTING GOODS DEEP ROCK GASOLINE Hwy U5 North Loogootee, Ind. 295-2687 c Compliments of More: I Firfrier’ L_____ Montgomery, Ind. Compliments of LAURIE'S FLOWERS On the Square in Loogootee DANT INSURANCE AGENCY 108 East Main Street Loogootee, Indiana Phone: 295-3518 GASOLINE — OIL GREASE COMPLIMENTS OF STRAWN INSURANCE AGENCY Loogootee, Indiana RIGGINS BLACKSMITH AND GARAGE WELDING AND COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Odon, Ind. Phone 636-7360 Louise's Beauty Salon Phone: 295-3810 lOU J.F.K. Ave. Loogootee, Ind. Compliments of HALLMARK GALLERY 3-D Shopping Plaza Washington, Indiana THE BLACK BEAN BAR fflywwwwwwwwwn wy w wwswwTiw Loogootee, Indiana HILLCREST SUPPLY, INC. Route 1, Montgomery, Indiana Phones: Bus. US6-3323, Res. U36-8855 Spreading lime Fertilizer Vigortone Pre-Mixes Seed Feed Baler twine Soil testing MARTIN COUNTY TIRE AND BATTERY COMPANY Headquarters for Goodyear tires Loogootee, Ind. Phone: 295-2558 ARNOLD'S AUTO SALES YOUR AMERICAN MOTORS DEALER SALES AND SERVICE 155 LOOGOOTEE, INLIANA V.'e seniors extend our appreciation to all of the kind business patrons who have contributed toward the production of this yearbook. Thank you for your advertising! EXTRA THANKS.'.� .' . . . to CHASE STUDIO in Huntingburg for the professional yearbook photography . . . to CHARLES AND HAROLD GREEN of the Tribune Office for the pictures, headline work, time, and assistance . . . to NR. STEPHEN POEHLEIN and assistants for their help in headlines . . . to MR. RON RICHARDSON for his sports photography and to the many other kind people who have given their effort, time, or con- tributions toward the publication of The Black and Gold of 1973. 157 158 AT GRADUATING TIME The graduates are coming forth . . . God Bless them every one To run this hard and stubborn world Just as it should be run; But much I fear they'll find that facts Don't always run with dreams; And running this old world is not, As easy as it seems. The graduate is prone to think His wisdom is complete. He's but to ask—the world will lay It's trophies at his feet. But school days done and work begun. He learns to his regret The college of experience He has not mastered yet. The world has garlands and applause at graduating time; But may forget him the next day When he attempts to climb. Life is a battle where each one Must seek and hold his own. He who would rise above the clouds Must scale the heights alone. This is the rule of life today. As it has ever been; The world bestows its smile on those Who have the strength to win. Beneath all outward semblances It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know, But, asks, what can you do? Unknown inter collecficite press, inc.