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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

‘' kVIre� . a, •;. r ’ •«� . rt£ S; rcssSra 9 Go placidly m'S tht noise undj ustc . and remember hat peace mo be in silence. A:, tar as possible without surrender on good terms w'th all persons. $k 10fli£5r|V- ajP '$ten they. i Q, have the to others, their story Avoid loud and aggressive persons, j,hey are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others..you may become vam and bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yo nrsclf. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans.. Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution-m our business affairs, for the world is full of trickery But let this not blind you to what virtue there is. mani persons strive for high ideals, and evecyw ere Me is full of heroism. m Be yourself, especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love, for m the face of aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the ynars.lracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength ot spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune But do pot distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond ■ wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. I the stars. : ar to you You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees i you have a right to be here And whether or not it is K doubt the universe is infolding as it should! Thereof be at peace with God. whatever you conceive him to be. and whatever your labors and aspirations. in the noisy confusion of life. keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful wo |d. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Max Ehrmann ° 1927 by Max Ehrmann. All rights reserved. Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann Reprinted by permission Robert L. Bell. Melrose. Mass. 02176 L00G00TEE HIGH SCHOOL 1979 BLACK AND GOLD L00G00TEE, INDIANA TABLE OF CONTENTS FORMAL PICTURES pgs. 5-17 SENIOR DIRECTORY 18-21 CLASS HISTORY 106 CLASS OFFICERS 107 HOMECOMING 108-109 CLASS CELEBRITIES 110-111 SENIOR NIGHT 112-113 SNAPSHOTS 114-117 SENIOR DAY IN COURT 118 GRADUATION 119-121 activities STUDENT COUNCIL pgs. 49 FHA 56 CADET TEACHERS 57 HEALTH CLUB OEA 58 GUIDANCE HELP STUDENT SECRETARIES 59 FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB 60 LIBRARY CLUB DAR.AWARD 61 BOOSTERS 65-67 SECTIONAL WEEK 70 GIRL'S BOY'S STATE 71 ARTS 72-77 PLAYS 78-81 PROM 92-94 AWARDS NIGHT 95-97 CAREERS DAY 124-125 jMtorf BOYS’ TENNIS pgs. 50-51 CROSS COUNTRY 52-53 GIRLS' 1 VOLLEYBALL 54-55 BOYS’ RASKETBALL 62-64 GIRLS BASKETBALL 68-69 BOYS' TRACK 82-83 GIRLS ' TRACK 84-85 GIRLS ' TENNIS 86-87 BOYS' BASEBALL 88-90 GOLF 91 91 122-123| Go plii. • Jly .ift.i‘1 IP ' • J ha !• cind remember what peace then may be in sileru • As f«if as possible without surrender be on good tern with ill pers ms 1st row- D. Ackerman, T. Bledsoe, B. Summers, P. Summers, K. Bradley, S. Love, S. Dunnam, 2nd row- Ms. Ackerman, C. Bradley, D. Lents, B. Summers, M. Hart, J. Porter, J. Porter, S. McAtee, 3rd row- M. Daily, S. Schnarr, S. Kemp, J. Kidwell, R. Flynn, S. Lents, L. Benjamin, K. Doyle, J. Walton, S. Hodges. SH0IN3S 7 aaaoaa Ul u Barbara Ann Blackwell Karen Bough Terry L. Bough James Delebert Greenwell Timothy Paul Greene Joan Harder 8 SENIORS Dennis Ray Green Dawn Dee Fellers R. Flint Franklin Charlotte R. Fields Ronnie Fraley Rick Fuhrman David Brent Hardwick Gay Lynn Harper Traci Johnson Jeffery A. Hotz Rose Hopkins SENIORS 9 Karla Harder Mary Rose Hart Tammy Hembree Larry Higgins Kelly G. Lents Kevin Michael Lents Dora Jean Lindsey Falicia Faye Martin Dave Mathias Brenda S. Matthews 10 SENIORS Beth Parker Carolyn Parsons Theresa Marie Sheetz Barbara J. Summers Denise Ann Summers Cathy J. Swartzentruber Vance Tolbert Bob Toy Brenda L. Trambaugh 1A SENIORS Lisa Renee (Hembree) Wittmer i | I i Larry R. Ziegler Ricky C. Ziegler Sherri Ziegler Judith Kay Yarnell Lynette Arlene Yarnell SENIORS 15 THE TIMES TO r e m ember PHILLIP ALAN ADER Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Yearbook 1-2; Spanish Club 1; Health Club 1-2; Ecology Club 1; Booster Club 1; Board 1; Track 1. PENNI ALLEN OEA 1; FHA 2-3. BRENDA LEE ANDERSON OEA 4; Secretary 4. ANDREW C. ARVIN Chorus 1-3; Health Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2. BETH ANN ARVIN Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Drama Club 2; French Club 1-4; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Spanish Club 1-4; Ecology Club 1-2; Treas. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Cross Country 4; Track 1-4; Who's Who Foreign Lang. 2-3. LYNN MARIE ARVIN Spanish Club 2-3; FHA 4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1- 2; Track 1-4; Volleyball 2- 4; Intrml. Volleyball 2. STEVEN REX ARVIN Prom Comm. 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 1; Track 4; Intrml. Basketball 2. JAMES A. BAKER Chorus 1-4; Drama Club 2-4; Spanish Club 1-2; 4; Health Club 1; Ecology Club 1; Booster Club 1-2; Golf 1; Intrml. Basketball 1. GREG BATEMAN Spanish Club 1-2; Prom Prince 3; Booster Club 1-2; Baseball 2-4; Intrml. Basketball 2-4. CHERYL ANN BERRY Librarians 3-4; FHA 3-4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1; Intrml. Volleyball 2. BARBARA BLACKWELL Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1; Health Club 1; FHA 2; Booster Club 1-2. KAREN BOUGH Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; OEA 4; Reporter 4; Play Comm. 4; Spanish Club 1; Health Club 3-4; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 2 4. TERRY L. BOUGH Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; French Club 2; Booster Club 1-2. KEVIN J. BOWLING Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; French Club 2; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 1-2. CYNTHIA ANN BRADLEY Yearbook 2-4; Drama Club 1-4; Thespian Society 3-4; Play Comm. 2-4; French Club 1-4; Treas. 3; V. Pres. 4; Health Club 1-4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 1. ALESIA BRAUN Health Club 4. DEBBIE BRIDGEWATER Health Club 1 A 4; FHA 4; Booster Club 1-2. JANET LYNN BROWN Chorus 1-4; Guidance Help 4; Drama Club 3-4; Play Comm. 3; FHA 1-4; Booster Club 1-2. THOMAS B. BUTCHER Golf 1; Intrml. Basketball 1-2. PAMELA KAY CHRISTMAS Spanish Club 2-3; Booster Club 1-2; Prom Comm. 3; FHA 3-4; FHA State Conv. 3. JOHN P. CLARK Chorus 1; Cadet Teaching 4; Booster Club 1-2; Cross Country 1-3; Track 1-4; Intrml. Basketball 1-4. GERALD COOPER French Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 2; Basketball 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 3-4. JEROME LEE CRANEY Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 1-2 4. TERESA KAY CRIM Guidance Help 1; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2-3; Homecoming Queen Cand. 4; Prom Comm. 3;Prom Princess 3; Booster Club 1- 2; Who's Who in American High Schools 4. MACK S. DAILY Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Booster Club 1-2. KRISTA KAY (JOHNSON) DIVINE Cadet Teaching 3; Yearbook 2- 3; Drama Club 2-3; Play Comm. 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Booster Club 1-2; Lionette 2-3; Track 1. ROGER DOWNEY Spanish Club 1-2; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 2-4. RICHARD D. DYE Chorus 1-2; Swing Choir 1; Booster Club 1-2; Cross Country Student Manager 1-2; Track Student M. 1-2. DENNIS RAYMOND ELLIOTT Drama Club 4; Play Comm. 4; Ecology Club 2. ALAN J. ELLIS Ecology Club 2; Booster Club 1- 2; Intrml. Basketball 1-4. DAWN DEE FELLERS Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cadet Teaching 3; Office Help 3; Student Council 1; Drama Club 3-4; Play Cast 4; Play Comm. 3-4; Spanish Club 2- 3; Health Club 2-3; FHA 1-2; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Lionette 1-4; Intrml. Volleyball 4. CHARLOTTE R. FIELDS Health Club 1 4; FHA 4; Booster Club 2-3; Intr. Vol. RHONDA JANELLE FISH Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Booster Club 2-3. 18 SENIORS RONNIE FRALEY Chorus 1-4; Swing Choir 1-4; Cadet Teaching 4; Student Council 2-4; Play Cast 4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Lion Mascot 2; Cross Country 1; Track 1-4; Intrml. Basketball 1-2; Boys State Alternate 3. R. FLINT FRANKLIN Booster Club 2; Intrml. Basketball 2. PEGGY L. (BROWN) GEE Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Health Club 2-4; FHA 2-4; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 2. DENNIS RAY GREEN Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-3; Lion Mascot 4; Drama Club 1-3; Play Cast 3; Play Comm. 1-3; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 1-4. TIMOTHY PAUL GREENE Drama Club 2-3; Thespian Society 3-4; Play Comm. 2-3; Cross Country 1; Track 1. JAMES DELBERT GREENWELL Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 1-4. JERRY GUY Intrml. Basketball 1-3. KARLA HARDER Health Club 2 4; FHA 4; Booster Club 1-2. JOAN HARDER Cadet Teaching 4; Office Help 2-4; OEA 4; Reporter 4; Class Officer 3; Treas. 3; Drama Club 3-4; Play Cast 3-4; Play Comm. 3; Health Club 1-4; Pres. 3; FHA 1-4; Treas. 3; V. Pres. 4; Booster Club 1-2; Lionette 3-4; Intrml. Volleyball 2. DAVID BRENT HARDWICK Band 1-4; Pres. 4; Pep Band 1-4; Cadet Teaching 4; Yearbook 2; Drama Club 1-4; Thespian Society 2-4; Play Cast 1-4; Steering Comm. 2-3; Play Comm. 1-4; Spanish Club 4; V. Pres. 4; Health Club 1 2; Ecology Club 1; Booster Club 1-2; Board 2; Lion Mascot 3; Basketball Manager 4; Intrml. Basketball 1-4; Boys State Alternate 3. GAY LYNN HARPER Librarians 2-4; Booster Club 1-2. MARY ROSE HART Cadet Teaching 3; Yearbook 4; Spanish Club 1-3; Pres. 2; Health Club 4; FHA 1-4; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Princess Cand. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 1-4; Volleyball 1-4. PAUL K. HART Booster Club 1-2; Track 1; Intrml. Basketball 1-4. TAMMY HEMBREE Chorus 2; Librarians 4; FHA 3-4. SCOTT TIMOTHY HICKMAN Spanish Club 2-3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; Intrml. Basketball 2-4. LARRY HIGGINS Chorus 1. ROSE HOPKINS Librarians 4; Spanish Club 1; Health Club 2-4; FHA 2 4; Booster Club 1-2. JEFFREY A. HOTZ Cadet Teaching 3. JAMES CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON Play Cast 4; Health Club 2; Ecology Club 2. TRACI JOHNSON Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cadet Teaching 4; Spanish Club 3; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1-4; Tennis 4; Track 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Volleyball-All Conference 3-4; All Sectional 3-4; All American 4. BETH ANN LANNAN Cadet Teaching 3; Office Help 3; Yearbook 2-3; Drama Club 2-3; Play Comm. 3; Spanish Club 1-2; FHA 1 4; Prom Comm. 3. DEBRA J. LEE Guidance Help 2-4; Spanish Club 1; Intrml. Volleyball 1. DANA MARIE LENTS Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Yearbook 2-4; Co-Ed. 4; Student Council 3; Drama Club 2 4; Play Comm. 2-4; Spanish Club 1-4; Health Club 4; Ecology Club 1-2; Treasurer 2; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 1-2 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Outstanding Names and Faces 3; DAR Award 4. KELLY G. LENTS Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Booster Club 1-2. KEVIN MICHAEL LENTS Drama Club 1; Prom Prince Cand. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Int. Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1. DORA JEAN LINDSEY Spanish Club 1; Health Club 2-4; Treasurer 3; FHA 1-4; Parliamentarian 3; V. Pres. 4; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-4; Volleyball 2; Intrml. Volleyball 2. SHERRY LYNN MAGNER Librarian 4. FALICIA MARTIN Cadet Teaching 3; Drama Club 3; Play Comm. 3; Health Club 1-3; FHA 1-4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Cheerleader 2 4; B-Team 2; Varsity 4; Baseball Ball Girl 3. SENIORS 19 BRENDA SUE MATTHEWS Cadet Teaching 3; Guidance Help A; Health Club A; Treas. A; FHA 2-A; Homecoming Cand. A; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Princess Cand. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Cheerleader 1- A; Freshmen 1; B-team 2; Varsity 3-A; Volleyball 1; Intrml. Volleyball 2 A. LINDA LOUISE MATTHEWS Cadet Teaching 3; Office Help 2; Class Officer 2 A; Seer. 2 A; Spanish Club 2; Health Club 3; FHA 1-A; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1- 2; Lionette 2-A; Volleyball 2- A; Intrml. Volleyball 2 A. DENISE D. MATTINGLY Chorus 1-A; Cadet Teaching A; Drama Club 1-A; Thespian Society 3-A; Play Cast 3; Play Comm. 1-A; Student Prod. Mangr. A; Spanish Club A; Health Club 1-A; FHA 1-A; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Badketball 2; Intrml. Volleyball 1-2. JOLENE MARIE MATTINGLY Band 1-A; Pep Band 3; OEA A; Treas. A; Drama Club 1-3; Thespian Society 3-A; Play Cast 2; Steering Comm. 1-2; Play Comm. 1-3; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Cheerleader 1-2 A; Frosh 1; B-team 2; Varsity A. EDWARD ALAN MCATEE French Club 1-2; Prom Prince Cand. 3; Booster Club 1-2. GERI LYNN MCATEE Cadet Teaching A; Spanish Club 1-2; FHA 3-A; Booster club 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-A; Volleyball 3-A. DAVID MATHIES Booster Club 1-2; Baseball 1-2 SHARON ANN MCATEE Yearbook Staff 3-A; Lions Den 3-A; Class Officer 1-A; Treas. 1; V. Pres. 2-A; Student Council 2-A; Seer. 2; V. Pres. 3; Pres. A; Drama Club 2-A; Thespian Society 2-A; Student Director 3; Play Cast 2; Steering Comm. 3; Play Cast 2; Steering Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2-A; Spanish Club 1-2; Pres. 3-A; Health Club 3-A; Pres. A; Ecology Club 1-2; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Lion Mascot Alt. A; Intrml. Volleyball 2 4 A; Girls State Delegate 3; Outstanding Names and Faces 3. JEFFREY R. MCGUIRE Band 1-A; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2-3; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 2-A; Tennis A; Intrml. Basketball 3-A. ANNE MARIE MITCHELL Class Officer 2; French Club 2 4 A; FHA A; Varsity Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Tennis 3-A; Swimming 2; National Honor Society 3. DONNA MICHELE NOLLEY Band 1-A; Pep Band 1-A; Cadet Teaching A; Student Council 1-A; Spanish Club 1-2; FHA A; Booster Club 1-2; Board 1; Basketball 1; Track 1-3; Volleyball 1-A; Intrml. Volleyball 1-2. BRENDA KAY PADGETT Office Help 3; Guidance Help A; OEA A; Pres. A; Drama Club 3; Play Comm. 3; Health Club 3-A; Homecoming Queen Cand. A; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Princess Cand. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Cheerleader 1-A; B-team 1; Varsity 2-A. BETH PARKER Cadet Teaching A; Spanish Club 142; FHA A; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Cheerleader 142; Frosh 1; •B-team 2; Lionette 2-A. CAROLYN PARSONS OEA A; V. Pres. A; Health Club 1-A; FHA 1-A; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 2. ALICE M. PATTERSON Band 1-A; Pep Band 1-A; Cadet Teaching 3; Student Council 1; Drama Club 2-3; Play Cast 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Health Club A; FHA A; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Lionette 1-A; Intrml. Volleyball 2. ROBERT D. PIELEMEIER Booster Club 1-2; Cross Country 1-A; Track 1-A; Intrml. Basketball 1-A. JANE MARIE PORTER Yearbook 2-A; Class Officer 1-A; Seer. 143; Treas. 2 4 A; Student Council 2 4 A; Seer. A; Drama Club 2-A; Thespian Society 3-A; Play Comm. 2-A; Spanish Club 1-2; Seer. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Lion Mascot 2; Intrml. Volleyball 2; Lionette 3-A. JEAN MARIE PORTER Band 1-A; V. Pres. A; Pep Band 1-A; Cadet Teaching 3; Yearbook Photographer 2-A; Class Officer 1-A; Pres. 1- A; Student Council 1-A; Seer. 3; V. Pres. A; Drama Club 2- A; Thespian Society 3-A; Play Comm. 2-A; Spanish Club 1-2 4 A; V. Pres. 2; Treas. A; Health Club 3; Homecoming Queen Cand. A; Prom Comm. 3; Prom Princess Cand. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Lionette 2-A; Intrml. Volleyball 2 4 A. JAMES RANEY Booster Club 1-2. MICHAEL L. REHL Yearbook Staff 2; Drama Club 2-3; Play Comm. 2-3; Ecology Club 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 1. JEFF SCOTT RICHARDSON Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1-A; Intrml. Basketball 3-A. 20 SENI0RS DENNIS ROBERTSON Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 1-4. KARLA FAYE SANDERS Librarians 3-4; Health Club 2-4; FHA 2-4; Booster Club 1-2. JOHN SEALS Basketball 1-2; Baseball 1- 4; Intrml. Basketball 3-4. SANDRA DEE SEALS Chorus 2-4; Health Club 1-2; FHA 4; Booster Club 1-2. THERESA MARIE SHEETZ FHA 3-4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 1-2. BETH SIMS Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Health Club 4; FHA 2-4; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 1-2 4. CHRISTINA LYNNE SMITH Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cadet Teaching 4; Spanish Club 1-2; FHA 4; Booster Club 1-2; Lionette 2-4; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Track 1. TAMARA D. SMITH Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Health Club 4; FHA 1-2; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2. JOE M. SPEARS Basketball 1-2; Cross Country 1; Track 1-2; Intrml. Basketball 1. PAMELA S. STEVENS Office Help 2; Drama Club 2- 4; Thespian Society 2-4; Play Comm. 2-4; Health Club 2 4; FHA 2-4; Booster Club 1-2. KENT G. STRANGE French Club 1-2; Booster Club 1-2; Baseball 1-4; Intrml. Basketball 2-4; Boys State 3. EDWINA STREET Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Health Club 1-3; Booster Club 1-2. KATHY STREETE Health Club 2 4; FHA 4; Booster Club 1-2. TIMOTHY R. STRICKLAND Track 1; Intrml. Basketball 4. BOBBI JO SUMMERS Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cadet Teaching 4; Yearbook Staff 2- 4; Co. Ed. 3-4; Student Council 4; Health Club 3-4; FHA 4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Board 2; Volleyball 2; Intrml. Volleyball 2 4, Prom Queen. DENISE ANN SUMMERS Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cadet Teaching 4; Drama Club 3; Play Comm. 3; Health Club 3- 4; FHA 1-4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball Manager 1-4; Track Mangr. 1-4; Volleyball Mangr. 2-4. CATHY J. SWARTZENTRUBER Booster Club 1-2. VANCE TOLBERT Booster Club 1-2. BOB TOY French Club 2; Booster Club 1-2; Basketball 1; Intrml. Basketball 244, Prom King. BRENDA L. TRAMBAUGH Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4; Cadet Teaching 4; Guidance Help 3; Drama Club 3; Play Comm. 3; Spanish Club 1-2; Booster Club 1-2; Cheerleader 1; Lion Mascot 3. MARK D. VOGLER Band 1-2; Pep Band 1-2; Booster Club 1-2. ROBERT WATHEN DONNA K. WILDMAN Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Librarians 243; OEA 3-4; Play Comm. 4; Spanish Club 1; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 144. FRED WINKLEPLECK LISA RENEE (HEMBREE) WITTMER Cadet Teaching 3; Yearbook Staff .2; Student Council 1; Drama Club 3-4; Play Cast 3; Play Comm. 3-4; Spanish Club 1-4; FHA 4; Booster Club 1-2; Cheerleader 1; Volleyball 3; Intrml. Volleyball 2. JUDITH KAY YARNELL Health Club 2-4; FHA 4; Booster Club 2. LYNETTE ARLENE YARNELL Drama Club 4; Health Club 4; FHA 2-4; Recr. 3; Treas. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Track 2-3; Intrml. Volleyball 2. LARRY R. ZIEGLER Booster Club 1-2. RICKY C. ZIEGLER Ecology Club 2; Booster Club 1-2. SHERRI ZIEGLER Guidance Help 3; OEA 4; Health Club 1-4; FHA 2-4; Prom Comm. 3; Booster Club 1-2; Intrml. Volleyball 2. SENIORS 21 Jim Abel Mike Acton Bob Ader Gloria Allen Diane Arvin Doug Arvin Ed Arvin Ernie Arvin Kathy Arvin Mark Arvin Martha Arvin Steve Arvin Carol Bauer Lisa Benjamin Greg Braun Terri Brown Amberlea Brunton Bernie Butcher Terry Butcher Carol Butts Tracy Byrd Kelvin Canady Ed Canary Kim Cannon Theresa Christmas 22 JUNIORS Janet Clark David Colvin Theresa Colvin Dan Daily Marcia Daily John Denson Tina Dishong David Doyle Kyle Doyle Jay Edmundson Tom Elliott Valerie Elliott Susan Faris David Fisher Rick Flynn Jim Fox John Fraley Karen Fuhrman Linda Fuhrman Mike Fuhrman Lisa Gates Darren Goins Betty Graber Chris Guy Julie Haag JUNIORS 23 Sherri Heliums David Hembree Donna Hembree Frank Higgins Sandy Hodges Cathy Hoffman Tim Hudson Morgan Huebner Robert Hunt Scot Hupp Ricky Hurt Mitch Johnson Mike Johnson Grace Jones Sheila Kemp Bob Kennedy Ed Kidwell Jim Kidwell Mary J. Kidwell Diane Kiefner Steve Haag Danny Hanson Matt Harshaw David Hart Danny Heliums r 24 JUNIORS Charles Kirkley Chris Lannan Marilyn Larkin Anita Lavely Julia Lawless Paul Laybourn Kim Lents Scott Lents Kevin Lindsey David Lythgoe Mike Matheis Kevin Mathies Mark Matthews Bev McAtee Larry Miller Mitch Miller Sheryl Miller Jerrell Mischler David Moffett Mark Neukem Dawn Nonte Bruce Nonte Lisa Norris Paul O’Brien Donna Padgett NO PHOTO JL JUNIORS 25 Gary Parsons Julia Patterson Pearl Peoples Tracy Rayhill Jackie Roach Terri Robinson Kim Sanders Sherry Schnarr Sherry Seals Steve Searl Theresa Smith Wayne Souerdike Robert Sterling Mike Strange Tim Strange Kenny Street Doug Summers Mark Taylor Tim Tolbert Sharon Vogler Bobby Wagner Max Wagner Darlene Walters Charles Ward Rick Watkins 26 JUNIORS Jim Welton Patty Wildman Lisa Wininger Bob Woods Lisa Young Martin Zins Carla Downey Shelly Shoultz Spt'.ik your 1 r1111■ uuietly ,m(l i.li.ir Iv md li .lcn to others, even the doll and ignorant, they, !• .■.. have their ry Class Officers Pres. Mark Matthews Vice-Pres. Sheila Kemp Treas. David Fisher Seer. Sherry Schnarr Sponsors Mr. Hurm and Mrs. Armstrong JUNIORS 27 Eric Ackerman Brian Ader Denise Arvin Jenny Arvin Mary Arvin Phil Arvin Jeff Bauer Alicia Berry Lisa Berry Lisa Blad Theresa Blad Karen Bradley Clifford Brown Richard Burch Bob Butcher Doug Byrer Cheryl Cannon Judy Christmas Pam Clark Kathy Clements Scott Combess Gary Cox Jim Cox Jeff Crew Deanna Cropp 28 SOPHOMORES Donna Daily Casey Dearwester Troy Dishong Bev Divine Brenda Divine Stacey Downey Shannon Dunnara Mary Kay Ellis Kent Fellers Kevin Fellers Mike Fesler Billy Fields Debbie Fields Jimmy Fields Sandy Foster Kelly Fox John Gehlhauser. Tonya Gentry Marty Gilbert Gloria Green Michelle Guy Mary Harder Brian Hardwick Nancy Harper Margaret Hart SOPHOMORES 29 Marilyn Hart Theresa Hedrick Denise Hembree Larry Hembree Rich Hopkins Danny Howell Dianna Howell David Johnson Bruce Jones Kent Kelley Mark Kreitzer Marty Lannan Dick Larkin Barbara Lemmons Doug Lents Sheila Love Kathy Mathies Jill Mattingly Jim Mattox Joey McAtee Lawrence McKean Laura McKean Jackie Miller Ricky Milligan David Mischler 30 SOPHOMORES Tracy Mitchell Joe Mullins Helen Nolley Jill Nonte Kathy Norris Susan Norris Beri Parker Alan Paul Lori Piemens George Raney Raymond Smith Steve Smith Troy Smith Deann Sorrells Leann Sorrells Jenni Reeves Jim Riggins Donnie Seals Eddie Searl Martin Sexton Donna Sims Bruce Smith David Smith Erva Smith Scott Smith S0PH0M0RES 31 Scott Souerdike Pat Summers Wayne Summers Kathy Swistock Greg Taylor Randy Tempiin Kathy Tinkle Pat Vogler Kim Waggner Roberta Walters Kim Watkins Lisa White Jessica Williams Tina Williams Jamie Wininger Jerry Woody Gloria Young Jyl Ziegler Tina Ziegler Rhonda Dovmes Kim Fuhrman 32 S0PH0M0RES 1 Be yourself. especially, do not feign affection. Neither be :ynu al ab« ji i«-v• for in the face of aridity arid disenchantment it is perennial as tfie grass c'vCyii oj 8V1 Pres. Phil Arvin Vice-Pres. Richard Burch Sec. Theresa Blad Treas. Lisa Blad Mr. Biggs Mr. Robberts SOPHOMORES 33 David Acker Dirk Ackerman David Acton Duane Allen Diane Arvin Jackie Arvin Janet Arvin Joanna Arvin Jo Dee Arvin Johnny Arvin Mike Arvin Kim Baker Cindy Banister Ricky Barber Kim Beckett Rachel Blackwell Tori Bledsoe Nancy Bough Doug Bowman Pam Braun Alan Brown Kim Brown Cindy Bruner Barbara Buchta Carole Bullock 34 FRESHMEN Greg Clark Tammy Coglazier Lee Crays Belinda Cuthill Mark Divine Susan Burch Terri Byrer Doug Byron Jackie Carrico Ricky Chambers J.R. Doyle Greg Elliott Nellie English David Flynn Vicki Fox Joyce Harder Jacki Hardwick Martha Hart D.J. Healy Lana Holmes Tammy Fuhrman Clarence Graber John Guy Tony Haag Alicia Harder FRESHMEN 35 Freddie Hurt Jule Kelley Connie Kiefner Mike Kirkley Brian Lagle Kim LaMar Brenda Lavely Lisa Lemmon Danny Lents Denny Lents Jim Lents Kathi Lents Linda Lents James Lindsey Cindy Lloyd Donna Long Stephanie Love Diane Mathies Lisa Matheis Jim Matthews Marcia McAtee Tom Miller Mike Mischler Naomi Neideff Steve O'Brien 36 FRESHMEN • i f Cheryl O'Conner Pam Overton Connie Parsons Donnie Parsons Georgia Patterson Tony Pearson Inger Rasico Sharon Ray Kelly Rayhill Travis Resler Sandy Ritchey Richard Robinson Dawn Rodgers David Ross Pam Schnarr Brian Sims Marsha Sims Trudy Smith Bob Spoonmore Billy Stewart Danny Strange Brenda Street Darryl Street Bev Summers Ryan Templin FRESHMEN 37 Marty Truelove Dennis Wagler Debbie Wagner Kris Wallace Tommy Walton Chris Wilcoxen Janice Wildman Kevin Wildman Steve Wininger Cozetta Woody 5clteol Jeard LtoR Calvin Beasley, Stanford Arvin, Marcia Crays Melvin Wildman, Steve Rhoads Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans Keep interested in your own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time A dmini st ration FACULTY 39 Mr. Lester Page began his teaching career at Loogootee in 1952 as a coach and a teacher. He is a graduate of Bicknell High School. After graduation he attended I.S.U. where he received both his B.S. and M.S. degrees. He is also a postgraduate of I.U. i Mr. Ira Clark began his I teaching career at Loogootee I in 1962. In 1968 he became i our guidance counselor. He ■ attened Vincennes University, I Oakland City College, and iIndiana University. Mr. Clark has received a lot of new I materials to assist the students iat L.H.S. with future careers. We appreciate all the help he I has given the students of L.H.S. jMr. John Walker is the new .guidance counselor at LHS. He 'received his B.S. degree and Jhis M.S. degree at ISU. He will be assisting Mr. Clark in the 'high school and the junior high. JHe has many new ideas to help the 'students of LHS with their future! 'careers. Larry Weitkamp, General Math, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry Dave Kavanaugh, Algebra I, Physics, Jr. High Bob Grannon, General Math, Algebra I, Geometry Diane Gill, Special Business Math, Special English, Special Math FACULTY A1 Kfc l Annette Seib, French I, II, III, and IV Ernie Martin, Wood I and II, General Wood, Advanced Drafting Steve Poehlein, Graphic Arts, Drafting, Electricity John Knepp, Power Mech., Adv. Power Mech., Adv. Metals, Metals, Wood, Jr. High A2 FACULTY Keevin Biggs, English I and II, Lit. I and II, U.S. History Ann Oser, English I and II, Lit. I and II, Advanced Comp., Speech. Elaine Wolford, Librarian Greg Johnson, English I, Lit. I, Speech, Advanced Comp. FACULTY 43 Ann Ackerman, Sociology, Goverment, Yearbook Randy Mills, Current Problems, U.S. History, Economics Tim Nonte, Driver Ed., Boy's P.E., Psychology Jack Butcher, World History, Boy's P.E. Steve Fisher, World History, U.S. History 44 FACULTY Carolyn Johnson, Chemistry, Adv. Chemistry, Biology Jill Schweikarth, School Nurse Vic Hurm, Adv. Biology, Earth Science,Biology Linda Mehringer, Health, Girl's P.E. FACULTY A5 Lee Kavanaugh, General Business, Business, Typing I Faryl Armstrong, Typing I and II, Shorthand, Business Lab. Jerry Heironimus, General Business, Bookkeeping 3 u s ♦ i Si a s w Sally Funk, Learning Disabilities A6 FACULTY cooks, janitors L to R, M. Bowman, B. Bough, S. Strawn, B. Dove, B. Wessell office Front: B. Summers and P. Norris Delbert Stoll Back: D. Bateman and T. Nolley Front: M. Clements, L. Conolty, B. Mills Back: M. Snider, J. Flick, L. Kiefner, not pictured J. Walton FACULTY 47 SCHOOL LIFE Officers: Sharon McAtee, Pres., Jean Porter, Vice Pres., Mr. Martin, Advisor, Jane Porter Seer., Julia Patterson, Treas. 2nd row: Seniors Donna Nolley, Ron Fraley, Bobbi Summers 3rd row Juniors Mike Mathies, Mark Matthews, Sheila Kemp, Tim Strange, Mitch Johnson 4th row Sophomores Richard Burch, Denise Arvin, Beri Parker, Phil Arvin, Randy Templin, Joey McAtee 5th row Freshmen Danny Bowman, Georgia Patterson, Trudy Smith, Kim Baker, Marcia McAtee, Danny Strange This year the Student Council conducted the class officer and student council elections. Then in November they organized the Homecoming Queen crowning and the much enjoyed Homecoming Dance. They also did the Christmas decorations and held a Christmas Dance. Sectional decorations were sponsered by this busy group and helped get everyone into the spirit of things. In April the Council served at a Ministerial Banquet to which area ministers were invited. They tied the year up with the annual Awards Banquet at which the Council members and outstanding students were recognized. Row 1 : Bernie Butcher, Tracy Rayhill, Brian Sims, Doug Byrer, Jeff McGuire, Terry Butcher Row 2 : Coach Weitkamp, Tim Strange, Gary Parsons, Mike Acton, Bruce Nonte, David Colvin, Bob Wagner Te NWIS Weitkamp i The boys’ tennis program got off to a good start this year. The team had a 6-5 season. The fact that the boys' had a winning season is an accomplishment, as this was the first year for a boys' tennis program. Jeff McGuire, Bruce Nonte, and Bernie Butcher made the All-Conference Team. 50 SP0RTS Tracy Rayhill Bob Wagner Mike Acton Mike Mathies was selected for the All-Conference team. Ed Kidwell qualified for the Regional, was selected for the All-Conference team, and set a new record for the two and a half mile run in the time of 12:51. m Ed Kidwell D. Hembree, K. Bradley, M. Hart, T. Johnson, L. McAtee, D. Daily Coach Mehringer, D. Nolley. D. Arvin, L. Benjamin, T. Blad, D. Kiefner, L. Arvirv, D. Summers Volleyball TEAM Row 1: Bev Summers, Terri Byrer, Martha Hart, Georgia Patterson, Dianna Howell Row 2: Helen Nolley, Kathy Mathias, Susan Burch, Lori Piemens, Tori Bledsoe, Karen Bradley Row 3: Denise Arvin, Shannon Dunnam, Donna Daily, Lisa Blad, Lisa Mathies, Jill Mattingly, Coach Ackerman ALL-GONPlMNOi AND ALL-BECTI ON AL toss Mehringer Ackerman Team necord: 12 wins 7 losses Averages Per Game: Points: 12.A Opponents Points: 10.7 Winning Spikes: 5 Winning Assists: A Team Serving: 75% Awards: B-Team Serving: 99% Karen Bradley Varsity Serving: 89% Lynn McAtee Points Scored: 133 Donna Nolley Spiking Award: 70 Theresa Blad Assists Award: 97 Traci Johnson Mental Attitude Award: Donna Nolley Donna Nolley, Denise Summers, Lynn Arvin, Mary Hart, Lynn McAtee, Traci Johnson Mrs.Leinenbach,Mrs.Beasley,Mrs.Rhoads,Mrs.Eyler L. Gates, T. Byrd, C. Butts, D. Nonte, S. Hodges, J.Har- der, C. Smith, L. McAtee, D. Padgett, B. Summers, D. Moffett, B. Hardwick, M. Ar- vin, D. Summers, D. Mattingly D. Nolley, Ms. Ackerman, D. Arvin, B. Trambaugh, S. Faris, R. Fraley, J. Reeves 1st row:Mrs.Abel,Mrs. Kluesner,Mrs.Britton, Mrs.Jones 2nd row: Mrs.Lents,Mrs.Divine, Mrs.Clements,Mrs.Lett, Mr.Cushman Ms. Littell, J. Harder, D. Lindsay, L. Yarnell, D. Mattingly, C. Butts, M. Arvin, J. Brown, K. Yarnell, L. Matthews, T. Sheetz, C. Berry, D. Bridgewater, D. Summers, Ms Peilmeier, K. Harder, B. Matthews, L. Wittmer, L. Arvin, F. Martin, B. Lannan C. Smith, P. Gee, B. Trambaugh, C. Parsons, A. Mitchell, D. Ziegler, B. Sims, M. Hart, P. Stevens, . Nollev, C. Fields, T. Byrd, D. Nonte, A. Brunton, T. Mitchell, D. Arvin, S. Hodges, L. Gates M. Guy, S. Norris, K. Fuhrman, J. Arvin, T. Hedrick, J. Christmas, D. Hembree, C. Streete, S. Seals, T. Christmas, T. Ziegler, H. Nolley, P. Clark, J. Arvin, K. Cannon,, A. Berry, P. Clark, M. Harder, A. Harder, I. Rasico,Bough, L. Holmes, J. Harder, C. Bannister, N. Young, C. Wilcoxen, J. Arvin, C. Parsons, N. Neideffer R. Blackwell, K. Baker, B. Street, S. Denny, C. Bauer, S. Seals. Carol Bauer and Mary Hart are shown modeling the clothes they made. These outfits were modeled at the Mother Daughter Banquet held May 17, 1979. fl f fi ce ps Pres.-Joan Harder Vice-Pres.-Dora Lindsqy Secr.-Lynette Yarnell Treas.-Denise Mattingly Mrs. Schwelkarth is showr with Terri Colglazier, the winner of the stuffed mouse from send a mouse to college Mrs. Schweikarth Sponsor, S. McAtee, K. Yarnell, K. Clements, B. Matthews, S. uunnam, L. Yarnell, J. Harder, D. Mattingly, C. Parsons, B. Padgett, S. Ziegler, M. Kidwell, S. Hodges, J. Miller, M. Hart, J. Nonte, K. Bough, M. Daily, D. Lents, M. Guy, J. Williams M. Harder, D. Padgett, C. Hoffman, J. Patterson, M. Arvin, K. Fuhrman, M. Hart, C. Smith, D. Lindsay, C. Braun, V. Elliot, L. Norris, K. Doyle, K. Bradley, M. Arvin, K. Street, K. Harder, S. Scnarr, M. Larkin, C. Bradley, K. Waggner 1st row: B.PaiJgett, C.Parsons, B. Anaerson, K.Bough, J.Harder 2nd row: D.Wildman, K.Lents, P.Wildman, J.Lawless, T.Brown, S.Ziegler, 3rd row: K.Doyle, D.Padgett, C.Hoffman, A.Lavely, S.Schnarr, Mrs.Armstrong 1st row:Kathy Mathies,Rita Ellis,Lora McKean, Janet Brown,Brenda Padgett,Brenda Matthews, Terri Brown,Joni Harder 2nd row:Marcia Daily, Debbie Lee,Kim Sanders Valerie Elliot,Cathy Hoffman,Chris Wallace, Sherry Schnarr the guidance help sponsor Mr. Clark Library Club 1st row-Carol Bauer,Sherry Magner, Rose Hopkins,Gay Harper 2nd row, Karen Fuhrman,Karla Harder,Theresa Sheetz,Cheryl Berry Cheryl Cannon,Jessica Williams Lynda Fuhrman The DAK Good Citizenship Award was given to Dana Lents. She was selected on the basis of patriotism, leadership, citizenship, and service. She received a certificate and a pin. D i R C. Bradley, Vice Pres. M. Johnson, Treas. B. Arvin, Pres. S. Dunnam, Seer. 2nd row E. Arvin M. Larkin M. Kidwell A. Mitchell T. Fuhrman J. Ziegler D. Wagner C. 0'Connor K. Fuhrman S. Norris C. Parsons 3rd row D. Howell M. Arvin L. Norris K Clements J. Miller S. Love M. Arvin K. Fox L. Mathies S. Burch J. Arvin M. Daily R. Larkin 'FC. Waggner K. Bradley J. Mattingly D. Howell E. Ackerman D. Daily R. Burch P. Arvin J. Wininger J. Fox 1st row: S.McAtee Pres, B.Hardwick V-Pres, Mrs. Wehr, J.Porter Seer, B.Hardwick 2nd row: D.Lents, M.Hart, B.Parker, M.Hart, S.Dunnam 3rd row: K.Doyle, V.Elliot, D.Mattingly, L.Wittmer, J.Porter, C.Wallace 4th row: K.Mathies, J.Reeves, T.Williams, B.Lavely, B.Buchta, C.Woody, B.Summers 5th row: K.Swistock, A.Lavely, C.Bruner, P.Overton, J.Carrico, T.Bledsoe, M.Sims, J. Hardwick 6th row: D.Strange, R.Barber, D.Mischler, J.Baker, J.McGuire, J.Edmonson, R.Flynn 7th row: D.Flynn, T.Haag, M.Hart, G.Patterson, R.Smith, M. Lannan, M. Arvin, K. Clements. J.Pattersofi7 D7KS.elner 62 FACULTY PET PEEVES Excessive amounts of excuses. -J. Littell People who ask about pet peeves. -R. Mills People who bug me about taking my picture. -C.Johnson Seeing and hearing bubble gum. -M. Snider Reckless drivers. -C. Sims Bureaucratic runarounds. -G. Johnson People who do not RSVP. -F. Armstrong Experts amd noxious stimuli. -T. Nonte FACULTY 63 Row 1: J. Mattingly, F. Martin, D. Arvin, B. Matthews, B. Padgett Row 2: R. Burch, E. Ackerman, S. Haag, W. Souerdike, E. Canary Row 3: Assistant Coach Tim Nonte, J. Wininger, B. Butcher, J. Riggins, B. Hardwick, Head Coach Jack Butcher Row A: G. Taylor, B. Butcher, T. Smith, M. Lannan, B. Wagner, M. Acton , Basketball— .. . varsity b-team and freshman Coach- Jack Butcher Assistant Coach- Tim Nonte 1st row- R. Teraplin, C. Kieffner, K. Lents, J. Arvin, M. McAtee, D. Street 2nd row- J. Wininger, A. Brown, G. ClarK , J. Matthews, J. Dovle. Coach Tim Nonte 3rd row- E. Ackerman, G. Tavlor, T. Smith, M. Lannan, J. Riggins, B.'Wagoner B-Team If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself._______ _____________________ Freshmen L-R Jim Matthews, Daryl Street, Alan Brown, Mr. Nonte Coach, Greg Clark, Ryan Templin. J.R. Doyle Be . Butcher M . Taylor 12 Bo. Bucher 63 R. 'Burch 73 W. Souerdike 67 E-. Canary 71 tf. Acton 15 ait 137 159 1 AO 128 Haai 12 2� AS E. Ackgpian 1 J. Riggins 0 G. Taylor 0 3| B. Wagner M. Lannon T. Smith B-Team A. Brown J. Doyle D. Street G. Clark 353 59 26 19 169 71 234 143 173 85 188 149 1 2 50 ■0— o 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 CL FGA FGM PCT FTA FTM 10 50 18 .36 19 9 10 36 14 .39 18 ' 10 10 157 65 .41 47 32 10 79 39 .49 32 19 10 70 24 . 34 50 ; 35 11 108 35 w. 32 -14« 7 11 47 27 .57 22 14 11 21 8 .38 3 1 10 17 10 .59 12 8 9 15 6 .40 13 . 5 9 6 4 .67 4 3 9 A 1 .25 2 2 9 1 1 100 „4 3 9 5 3 .60 ' 2 1 9 4 3 .7 3 ,;1 33 28 3 0 2 o o PCT 9 2 2 0 17 1 1 0 0 5 ] 1 0 J 0 7 1 0 7 Freshmen FGA FGM PCT FTA PCT REB E LBR TP 32 3 77 10 3 49 28 17 116 45 45 128 30 25 160 D. G. R. J. A. J. Street Clark Teraplin Matthews Brown , . Doyle 66 38 112 139 137 51 27 19 A3 53 69 28 . B-Team Record- Won 17 Lost A 1 Freshmen Record- Won 11 Lost | 7 Coach Jack Asst. Coach Butcher 22nd Yeai Tim Nonte 11th Year 1 LI «1 L to R:Brenda Matthews,Denise Arvin,Brenda Padgett,Jolene Mattingly Falicia Martin Clockwise:Connie Kieffner,Marcia McAtee, V Kathi Lents,Jo Dee Arvin « n e e R L e A D C R Clockwise:Stephanie Love,Janet Arvin, Terri Byrer,Naomi Neidefer,Lisa Lemmon Lionettes Chris Smith, Donna Daily, Beth Parker, Dawn Fellers, Georgia Patterson, Pearl Peoples, Jill Nonte, Susan Burch, Linda Matthews, Beri Parker, Jane Porter, Lisa Benjamin, Mrs. Mehringer sponser, Kim Lents, Jean Porter, Susan Faris, Dawn Nonte, Gloria Green, Mary Kay Ellis, Joan Harder. 68 ACTIVITIES Row 1: Traci Johnson, Lori Piemens, Kim Waggner, Karen Bradley, Jackie Miller Row 2: Coach Sandy Siebert, Lisa Matheis, Diane Kiefner, Theresa Blad, Carla Downey. Shannon Dunnam, Student Manager Denise Summers ±: J. Miller, S. Foster, K. Yarnell, S. Love, K. Swistock.CC. Bannister, D. Arvin 2: Coach Sandy Siebert, H. Nolley, K. Waggner, S. Dunnam, L. Blad, L. Matheis Basketball Awards Scoring Award-Traci Johnson Rebounding Award-Diane Kiefner Assists Award-Traci Johnson Free Throw%-Diane Kiefner Most Improved Theresa Blad 1978-1979 Record Won 15 Lost 3 Conference Record 6-1 Defensive Average 34.1 Offensive Average 51.6 Sectional Finalists p. Schnarr, C. , Wo Name Grade TP T. Johnson 12 271 D. Kiefner 11 233 C. Downey 11 146 T. Blad 10 128 L. Piemens 10 132 K. Bradley 10 10 L. Mathies 9 8 K. Waggner 10 0 L. Blad 10 2 S. Dunnam 10 0 S. Love 10 0 Diane Kiefner MVP ACTIVITIES 72 Senior Alice Patterson participated in the annual Soil and Water Conser- vation Speech Contest at the local level at the Martin County fair grounds building, and then advanced to the Regional Competition at Paoli, Ind.. Her speech was entitled Indiana’s’ Prime Farmland,What are the proper considerations relative to land use? SPEECH Iff MB BOYS MILS S Delegates:front row Kyle Doyle, Mary Jayne Kidwell, David Fisher, Mark Matthews Alternates:back row Anita Lavely, Terry Brown, Doug Arvin, Jay Edmundson On June 10-16 Mark and David will attend H.B.S. Mary Jayne and Kyle will attend H.G.S. on June 17-24. Upon their separate arrivals they will become fa- miliar with political activities and city, county, and state el- ections will be held. Holding these mythical positions will enable them to understand functions of govern- ment. ACTIVITIES 73 This year the LHS Band presented a Winter Concert on Dec. 17,1978 and a Spring Concert on May 14, 1979- They also participated in many fund raising projects. On April 28, 1979 the band went to contest. They received their 41st consecutive Superior Rating. Karen Bough received the John Phillip Sousa award. Traci Johnson was awarded with the Arian award. 1st row:Carol Bauer, Betty Graber, Nancy Harper, Lester Payne, Greg Elliot, Greg Byron, Mrs. Arnett Director, Rita Ellis, Diane Mathies, Sandy Seals, Carol Bullock, Frank Patterson, Max Wagoner, Jacki Roach, Jyl Ziegler, Cheryl Cannon, Janet Brown, Dawn Nonte, Charlie Potts, David Hart, Tori Bledsoe, Kim Fuhrman, Jenni Reeves, Joanna Arvin, Sherry Seals, Jessica Williams, John Fraley, Jamie Baker, Tony Pearson, Denise Mattingly 1st row.;Sandy Ritchey, Inger Rasico, Donna Long, Rachel Blackwell, Tammy Fuhrman, Ali- cia Berry, Mrs. Arnett Director, Denise Hembree, Bev Divine, Travis Resler, Chuck Ward, Debbie Wagner, Kim Cannon, Pam Overton, Pam Clark, Jeff Bauer, Pat Summers, Brent Hardwick, David Moffett, Carol Butts, Cozetta Woody, Sharon Vogler, Jenni Reeves Chris Johnson, Ron Fraley, Erva Smith, Kathy Mathies This was the Loogootee High School Art Department's tenth year under the direction of Mr. Fred Robberts. The art program was highlighted this year by two art shows. A former student, Doug Benjamin, having completed his undergraduate degree in Ceramics from I.U., helped some of the students this year by demonstrating techniques on the wheel and discussing with the students his feelings about his work. Mr. Robberts feels that the Art Departments has grown in those 10 years and he is looking forward to the future. L . -5EKL . JUS ▼ Mtuim mrmvrm tumtft mmi Ready for The auction scene in Oklahoma When I take vou out tonischt with me Oklahoma You're O.K. Loogootee High School held its first mus- ical this fall. The musical that was selec- ted was Oklahoma by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. It was held on Sep- tember 27,28 and November 4,5 in the new Theater-in-the-Round on JFK Ave. The musical was a great success and hopefully started a new Loogootee tradition. (Clockwise) Delbert Stoll; Production Mananger Pat Summers;Piano, Student Director Ed Hamilton; Band Director Janice Arnett; Musical Director Gretchen Stuart; Director Pat...Pat...Pat! Kansas City The Farmer and the Cowman 'Pore Jud is Daid The Curious Savage I ate too much again! The The Savage Family The guests are wearing out the carpet evenly Dr. Emmett talks to Mrs. Savage The Loogootee High School Drama Club presented their ann- ual play. The play that was presented was The Curious Savage . The plot involves an eccentric old woman and her teddy bear. Mrs Savage in- herits ten million dollars of negotiable bonds. She is committed to an asylum by her children when she decides to set up a memorial for her late husband, the children see this as very foolish, because they want the money for themselves. The play brought back memories of the forties, it will encour- age a smile, a laugh, and maybe even a tear. The dates were May 10, 11, 12, in the Old High School Gymnasium. It was directed by Gretchen Stuart, and the pro- ducer was Janice Arnett. u b P. Summers, Pres, K. Lents, Vice Pres., Ms. Stuart, Sponsor, D. Mathies Seer., J. Porter, L. Yarnell, J. Harder, D. Fellers, C. Bradley, S. MeAtee, D. Green, J. Mattingly, M. Arvin, C. Butts, T. Byrd, D. Nonte, A. Brunton, A. Lavely, B. Hardwick, L. Wittmer, S. Searl. E. Arvin, M. Arvin, M. Wagnoer, D. Hart, D. Moffett, M. Miller, J. Fraley, M. Kid- well, M. Larkin, S. Hodges, L. Norris, V. Elliot, J. Hardwick, J. Edmond- son, R. Flynn, D. Elliot, C. Johnson, S. Smith, D. Howell, K. Fuhrman, S. Norris, L. McKean, K. Mathies, B. Divine, C. Cannon, J. Reeves, K. Bough, B. Hardwick, S. Lents, M. McAtee, C. Kieffner, L. Lents, T. Smith, C. Parsons, J. Arvin, S. Love, C. O'Connor, B. Lavely, T. Williams, D. Mattingly, J. Patterson, C. Swistock. M. Arvin, G. Elliot, M. Zins, S. Foster, M. Arvin, K. Clements, B. Parker S. Dunnam How 1: A. Paul, S. Smith, B. Sims, J. Clark, R. Fraley, D. Johnson Row 2: D. Street, B. Smith, B. Kennedy, P. Laybourn, E. Kidwell, D. Parsons, G. Parsons, M. Johnson Row 3: Coach Charles Sims, T. Haag, S. Haag, G. Taylor, R. Burch, K. Canady, S. Arvin 1: Daryl Street, Gary Parsons, Paul Laybourn, Ron Fraley, Steve Arvin 2: Steve Haag, Greg Taylor, Mitch Johnson, Richard Burch, Ed Kidwell, Bob Kenned Regional qualifiers were Ron Fraley Paul Laybourn, and Ed Kidwell. Paul Laybourn also qualified for the State Finals in the 220 and 100 yard dashes. —•— r. r i A 1 1: Beth Arvin, Dora Lindsey, Lynn McAtee, Mary Hart, Traci Johnson, Denise summers, Student Manager. 2: Marilyn Hart, Denise Hembree, Stephanie Love, Jackie Hardwick, Connie Parsons, Shannon Dunnam, Jo Dee Arvin, Gloria Green, Margaret Hart, Dianna Howell, Student Manager. 3: Donna Daily, Sherry Schnarr, Cozetta Woody, Lisa Benjamin, Lisa Matheis, Lori Piemens, l Diane Arvin, Jill Nonte, Grace Jones, Karen Bradley, Kathy Swistock. - B. Arvin, L. McAtee, M. Hart, D. Lindsey, T. Johnson D. Summers L. McAtee, D. Lindsey, M. Hart, J. Arvin, M. Hart, T. Johnson, G. Jones 2: C. Parsons, D. Daily, C. Woody, L. Matheis L. Benjamin 1st row- J. Mattingly, T. Byrer, G. Patterson, K. Fox, B. Parker, 2nd row- D. Arvin, T. Johnson, D. Kiefner, T. Blad, D. Padgett, J. Patterson, Mr. Weitkamp-Coach 1: J. Riggins, T. Hudson, G. Bateman, S. Hickman, S. Arvin, T. Rayhill, J. McGuire 2: B-Team Coach Kavanaugh, M. Acton, J. Richardson, B. Wagner, T. Smith, W. Souerdike K. Strange, E. Canary, R. Sterling, M. Matheis, j. Seals, Varsity Coach Nonte 1st row- K. Rayhill, M. Arvin, J. Acton, J. Wininger, T. Haag, R. Templin, D. Wagler, B. Stewart Coach Lee Kavanaugh, J. Matthews, J. McAtee, T. Smith, E. Ackerman, G. Clark, D. Bowman, L. Crays, B. Butcher Coach Nonte, S. Hickman J. Richardson, J. Seals G. Bateman, J. McGuire 1st row- b. Matthews, L. Matthews, M. Daily, A. Nonte 2nd row- F. Martin, K. Doyle, J. Arvin, J. Nonte VARSITY STATISTICS NAME W. Souerdike T. Hudson E. Canary J. Seals G. Bateman K. Strange M. Acton B. Wagner B. Butcher M. Matheis S. Arvin S. Hickman J. Richardson T. Rayhill R. Sterling J. McGuire J. Riggins J. Wininger PITCHING STATISTICS SAC OBAV 9 .472 3 ,574 1 .559 4 4 2 1 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .432 .544 .586 .402 .490 .480 .000 .375 .405 .500 .500 .500 .250 NAME Hudson Canary Sterling Wagner Matheis Smith Riggins -GS 9 18-11 12-5 ' 8-0 « 2-0 2-2 1-0 PITCHED 47 2 3 79 1 3 35 2 3 8 1 3 1 2 3 4 1 3 1 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 - 0 702 145 201 124 70 139 57 AB H BAA BB K R ER W-L-S 191 39 .204 29 37 36 21 6-2 301 71 .235 33 70 43 24 6-5 145 41 .282 25 23 26 15 2-5 43 12 .279 3 4 5 5 0-0 7 2 .285 4 0 5 5 0-0 21 6 .285 4 1 6 4 o-1 j 4 3 .750 0 0 3 3 0-0 Loogootee surprises N. Daviess 0 1.000 Lions win In a regular season baseball game, the Loogootee Lions evened their record at 12-12 with a 9- 0 victory at Springs Valley Tuesday. Ed Canary started things off right for the Lions with a home run in the first inning. Tim Hudson and Robbie Sterling combined to pitch a two-hitter for Loogootee, with Hudson the winning pitcher. LOOGOOTEE - Loogootee took a 4-1 lefd after two innings and went on to claim a 4-1 sectional baseball win over North Dtviess. John Seals blasted a two-run round- tnpper to open Loogootee s scoring. The CmIS then scored twice in the second stanza ausuccessive passed balls. Loogootee’s junior righthander, Ed Cfeaary, walked with the bases full in the ftflh to force in Tracy Rayhill. who had yfldked. The win avenged a 6-1 regular season loss to North Daviess, the Blue Chip Confer- ence champ. North Daviess bows out at 15- 2 Tun Nonte s Lion, 14-12. riding a four- game winning streak, face No. 2 ranked and unbeaten Jasper in the Jasper Regional Saturday at 11 a m. Loogootee tripped Shoals in the first semifinal game. 3-2. Loogootee's Tim Hud- son pitched six innings of scoreless ball, but Shoals countered with two runs in the sev- enth to tie it up Loogootee rallied in the eighth inning when Kent Strange singled to bring home the winning run North Daviess advanced to the title game by eliminating Barr-Reeve 5-3 in the second game Barr-Reeve got on the score- board with three runs in a big sixth inning, after being held scoreless for the first five stanzas North Daviess knotted the score at 3-3 in the seventh. Doug Sanders’ two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth gave North Daviess the win Bill Horn, allowing just three hits, went the distance for North Daviess. AtL00600TEE Championship game North Daviess 100 000 0-1 4 0 Loogootee 220 0 10 t-b 6 0 Sander. Stoll (5) and Beasely Ed Canary and Tracy Rayhill Home runs. BiH Horn (NO), first, none on. John Seals (L) first, one on Lions blast Warriors Loogootee banged out 15 hits Tuesday at North Knox and blasted the Warriors 7-6 to even its record at 6-6 Greg Bateman had three hits tor the victors vMth teammates Mike Acton. Ed Canary. Kent Strange. John Seals and Tim Hudson contribui mg two apiece Hudson. Bateman and Bob Butcher each had three RBI Hudson (and Sterling shared pitching honors. The Lions will play Thursday at Mitchell L 710 90 - 17 15 2 NK 200 13 - 6 6 .5 Semifinals First game Loogootee 010 100 01 — 3 9 2 Shoals 000 000 20 - 2 $ 3 Tim Hudson. Ed Canary (8) and Tracy Rayhill; Tim Wade Snannon Davis (7) and Oerek Jones Second game I Barr-Reeve 000 003 000 - 3 3 4 North Daviess 002 000 102-5 8 5 Jim Kidweil and Adrian 0 Connor. Bill Horn and Darr«UJfcas ley Home run Doug Sanders (NO). 9th. 1 on Loogootee loses twice to South Bloomington South defeated Loogootee in a doubleheader Saturday, 4-3, 1-0, at Loogootee. Evans fired a six-hitter in the first game for South In game two, Tim Hudson allowed only two hits in pitching a good game for the Lions, but South still won the game, 1-0. The loss drops the Lions record to 9-10. South 003 0001—47-1 Eoog 000 111 0—3-6-2 Evans and McNeely; Sterling and Souerdike. South 001 000 0—1-2-2 Eoog 000 000 0-0-5-0 Pfiffer. Hicks (6) and Blackwell; Hudson and Souerdike. Lions beat Mitchell Ed Canary collected five hits and three RBI to lead the Loogootee Lions to a 9-4 win over host Mitchell Thursday. Mike Acton contributed three RBI and he and Greg Bateman added a pair of hits for the Lions. Troy Smith and Robbie Sterling shared pitching chores for the Lions while Phil Grimes suffered the loss. The 7-6 Lions will travel to Jasper Monday at 7 p.m. to take on the state’s No. 3 team the Jasper Wildcats. They will then play South Knox Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at South Knox. L 233 001 0-9 13 3 M 030 000 1- 4 7 2 1st row- Mr. Eyler, Coach- T. Butcher, D. Green, J. Fox, B. Spoonmore, B. Sims, 2nd row- S. Wininger, B. Nonte, G. Elliott, R. Templin, C. Lannon, M. Miller Kim Cannon and Ricky Ziegler Prom King Bob Toy, Queen Bobbie Jo Summers, Princess Julia Patterson, Prince Mitch Johnson Lynn Arvin and Mark Vogler Marilyn Larkin and Phil Ader The Loogootee High School Junior Class held its annual Junior- Senior Prom on Saturday, April 21, at the Crane Officers Club. The night began with the Grand March in the high school gym at ':30p.m. Mr. Gregory Johnson announced the names of the couples as they walked through the scenery of a Roman setting. The couples then stopped for a moment where they were photo- graphed by parents and friends. After the Grand March, the couples proceeded to Crane where they dined and danced to the music of Destiny . The highlight of the evening came with the announcement of the King, Queen, Prince, and Princess. They were crowned by Junior class President and Vice-President Mark Matthews and Sheila Kemp. Post Prom followed with the couples going to the Astra Theatre to see the movie, Harper Valley PTA. The next day, many of the couples went to Spring Mill where they enjoyed the day. T.ikt kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune But do not distress yours ‘if with imaginings Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness Senior Class Officers and their dates were President Jean Porter and Mark Matthews, who is the Junior Class President; Vice-President Sharon McAtee and David Fisher, who is the Junior Treasurer; Treasurer Jane Porter and Mark Hoffman; Secretary Linda Matthews and Jeff Kidwell; Junior Vice-Pres- ident Sheila Kemp and Mitch Johnson; Junior Secretary Sherry Schnarr and Richard Burch. Seniors and their dates were Phil Ader and Marilyn Larkin; Andy Arvin and Judy Christmas; Beth Ann Arvin and Kent Strange; Lynn Arvin and Mark Vogler; Steve Arvin and Shannon Dunnam; Jamie Baker and Tammy Brown; Greg Bateman and Theresa Crim; Barbara Blackell and Matt Hudson; Kevin Bowling and Anne Marie Mitchell; Karen Bough and Darrell Isaacs; Tom Butcher and Jessica Williams; John Clark and Nellie English; Gerald Cooper and Ronalee Colglazier; Dawn Fellers and Alan McAtee; Rhonda Fish and Don Hudson; Ron Fraley and Terri Hardins; Robert Franklin and Teresa DeMoss; Dennie Green and Jolene Mattingly; Tim Greene and Lora McKean; J.D. Green- well and Carol Butts; Jerry Guy and Valerie Gregory; Joanie Harder and Bob Toy; Brent Hardwick and Diane Kiefner; Gay Harper and Paul Arvin; Mary Hart and Terry Butcher; Rose Hopkins and Jeff Pope; Traci Johnson and Greg Hamilton; Dana Lents and Mark Eichmiller; Kelly Lents and Brenda Trambaugh Kevin Lents and Dora Lindsey; Sherry Magner and Clarence Canady; Brenda Matthews and John Mathias; Donna Nolley and Randy Souerdike; Brenda Padgett and Tim Wininger; Bob Pielemeier and Kim Wagner; Mike Rehl and Bev McAtee; Jeff Richardson and Diana Howell; Karla Sanders and Larry Harris; John Seals and Janet Arvin; Theresa Sheetz and Mike McClair; Beth Sims land Jeff Boyd; Chris Smith and Brian Harr; Bobbi Jo Summers and John Hunt: Denise Summers and Bob Butcher; Lisa Wittmer and Tom Wittmer; Larry Ziegler and Tina Neukam; Ricky Ziegler and Kim Cannon; Sherri Ziegler and Richard Sims. Juniors and their dates were Mike Acton and Martha Arvin; Diane Arvin and Scott Richardson; Carol Bauer and Clifford Brown; Lisa Benjamin and Brett Rominger; Terri Brown and Jim Kidwell; Bernie Butcher and Connie Kiefner; Tracy Byrd and Ed Kidwell; Kelvin Canady and Peggy Freedj-tDan Daily and Susan Faris; Marcia Daily and Joe McAtee; John Denson and Belinda Cuthill; Tina Dishong and John Clements; Carla Downey and Pat Summers; Kyle Doyle and Stove Haag; Jay Edmundson and Mary Jayne Kidwell; Tom Elliott and Valerie Elliott; Rick Flynn and Kathy Mathias; John Fraley and Stephanie Love;-Lisa Gates and David Hembree; Julie Haag and David Pages; Danny Hansen and Patty Ward; David Hart and Anita Lavely; Frandi Higgins and Terry Goodpaster; Tathy Hoffman and Doug Tarvin; Tim Hudfeon and Rachel Blackwell; Morgan Huebner and Theresa Smith; Mike Johnson and Penny Freed; Julia Lawless and Brian Hardwick; Paul Laybourn and Lisa Mathies; Xim Lents and Steve Kidwell; Scott Lents and Julia Patterson; Mike Mathies and Marcia McAtee; Mitch Miller and Marsha Sims; David Moffett and Kim Brown; Bruce Nonte and Kim Fuhrman; Dawn Nonte and Mark Wathen; Donna Padgett and Tracy Rayhill; Jackie Roach and Mark Wagler; Kim Sanders and Steve Hendrix; Theresa Christmas and David Meek; Wayne Souerdike and Lisa Blad; Rob Sterling and Beri Parker; Sharon Vogler and Brett Richardson; Bob Wagner and Denise Arvin; Max Wagoner and Denise Hembree; Jill Walton and Jesse Stoll; Rick Watkins and Kathi Lents; Lisa Wininger and Phil Stoll. ACTIVITIES 96 AWAH0S Exercise caution m your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery But let this not blind you to what virtue there is, many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS SOCIAL STUDIES World History ... World History ... U S History...... U S. History..... U S History...... Government....... Econ. Sem I...... Econ. Sem II..... Soc. Sem I...... Current Problems I SCIENCE Earth Science .... Biology......... Biology......... Chemistry....... Adv Chemistry ... Physics......... Health Sem. I — Health Sem II___ Baush Lomb...... David Mischler . Doug Byrer ___Kyle Doyle ___Ed Canary ___Steve Searl ....Mary Hart . Beth Arvin Mark Matthews Dana Lents Alice Patterson ........ Ed Searl .....Alan 8rown . Bob Spoonmore ___ Doug Byrer ....Dawn Fellers ........Mary Hart ........Kelly Fox Shannon Dunnam ........Mary Hart Lettering Posters..............Sherri Heliums Commercial Art ............................Jeff Hot2 Interpersonal Relations Sem I....Alycia Harder Interpersonal Relations Sem 2.....Kim Fuhrman Consumer Education Sem I.........Tracy Mitchell Consumer Education Sem 2..............Kim Baker Clothing II Sem II ............Brenda Anderson Foods I Sem I.....................LeAnn Sorrells Foods I Sem II ...................Donna Padgett Foods II Sem I ...................Karla Sanders Foods II Sem I ............................Peggy Gee Foods II Sem II..................... Lisa Gates Family Living Sem II...........Brenda Matthews Family Living Sem I ................Beth Parker Family Health .................Gaye Lynn Harper Clothing I Sem I.........................Sherri Heliums Clothing I Sem II.........................Kathy Mathies Child Development Sem I...................Donna Padgett Child Development Sem II . .......Julia Lawless Housing ...........................Dora Lindsey Home Furnishings.................Donna Wildman LANGUAGE ARTS English 1 Tammy Fuhrman English 1 Jo Dee Arvin English 1 English II Kelly Fox English II Jenm Reeves English III Chris Lannan English III Speech Alice Patterson Speech .... Anne Marie Mitchell Adv Comp Adv Comp Dana Lents Literature 1 Literature 1 Literature 1 Connie Kieffner Literature II Literature II Kathy Swistock Literature III Kyle Doyle Literature III Mary Jayne Kidwell Adv Amer Lit. . Anne Mane Mitchell PHYSICAL ED Boy's P.E.......................Brian Sims Boy's PE......................Travis Resler Girl s P E ....................Susan Burch BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wood I....................................Tim Hudson Wood II............................Andy Arvin Power Mech....................Morgan Huebner Metals .........................David Mathies LANGUAGES French I ............................Tammy Fuhrman French II ........................Kelly Fox French III ................Shannon Dunnam Typing I ......... Typing I ......... Typing II......... Shorthand ........ Bookkeeping....... Gen Business...... Business Lab...... DRIVER EDUCATION Semester I ....... Semester I ...... Semester ll....... Semester II...... PSYCHOLOGY Semester I...... Semester II....... MUSIC Band ............. Vocal............. ART Ari I............ Ceramics I...... Ceramics II ...... ....... Jane Porter ..........Kelly Fox ... Jolene Mattingly .......Anita Lavely .....David Mathies ____David Mischler .... Brenda Padgett .......Jim Riggins .......Greg Taylor ....... Greg Clark ........Jim Mattox Anne Marie Mitchell ........Dana Lents .......Karen Bough ..........David Hart ............John Guy .......Tina Williams ........ Jane Porter Graphic Arts I......................Jim Abel Graphic Arts II .....................Richard Dye Drafting ..................................Scot Hupp General Wood Sem I ..........Morgan Huebner General Wood Sem II .......................Rick Chambers General Drafting Sem I .......... Kathy Norris General Drafting Sem 2........Bob Spoonmore Gen. Graphic Arts Sem I..........Joey McAtee Gen Graphic Arts Sem II.............Gary Cox Gen. Electricity Sem II.......... Greg Taylor Gen Power Mech. Sem I.......Wayne Souerdike Gen. Power Mech Sem II ...........David Acker Gen Metals Sem I..................David Acker Gen Metals Sem II ............. Steve O'Brien LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Spanish I ..... Spanish II .... Spanish III ___ French tV ..... MATHEMATICS. Algebra I...... Algebra I...... Algebra I...... Algebra II..... Plane Geom..... Trig........... Anal. Geom_____ Business Math . General Math .. General Math . Plane Geometry 1978-1979 President Sharon McAtee Vice-President Jean Porter Secretary Jane Porter Treasurer Julia Patterson Misiress of Ceremonies xogpmrrv . Tracy Mitchell Kathy Clements .. Valerie Elliott Beth Ann Arvin ___Jo Dee Arvin ....Alan Brown ....Sharon Ray .. David Mischler .. Marilyn Larkin ___Terry Bough — Terry Bough ....David Doyle .....Jill Ziegler Rachel Blackwell .........Jim Fox Sharon McAtee Paint Drawing I .......Lisa Benjamin Paint Drawing II................Scot Hupp Printmaking I..................Danny Howell Printmaking II....................Scot Hupp STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Call to Order........................Sharon McAtee Invocation ................Reverend James C. Powell SENIORS Jean Porter Sharon McAtee Ron Fraley Donna Nolley Jane Porter Bobbi Summers SOPHOMORES Phil Arvin Richard Burch Denise Arvin Joey McAtee Bert Parker Randy Templm JUNIORS Mark Matthews Sheila Kemp Mitch Johnson Mike Matheis Julia Patterson Tim Strange FRESHMEN Trudy Smith Danny Strange Kim Baker Doug Bowman Marcia McAtee Georgia Patterson Welcome.................................John Walker Entertainment...................................LHS Chorus Presentation of Awards.....Lester J. Page, Principal Ira G. Clark, Assistant Principal Closing Remarks..............................Sharon McAtee Benediction...............Reverend James C. Powell Refreshments ACTIVITIES 99 Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit FRESHMEN 101 seniors of 1373 (L-R) President-Jean Porter, Vice-President-Sharon McAtee, Secretary-Linda Matthews, Treasurer-Jane Porter. On January 15, 1979, the Senior class voted on the class colors, flower, and the class motto. The following were chosen: CLASS COLORS: Ivory and Burgundy CLASS FLOWER: Ivory rose tipped in Burgundy CLASS MOTTO: The Past is a memory, but Ms. Jill Littell and Mr. Robert Grannan. 106 SENI0RS AN ENCOUNTER WITH THE CLASS OF 1979 On August 28, 1975, we became greenies, freshmen of Loogootee High School. At that time we had three goals to fulfill: 1) to become better educated citizens, 2) to grow and mature in our awareness of life, and 3) to use our education as a means of livelihood and live life to its fullest. Mr. Robert Grannan and Ms. Jill Littell, our class sponsors, led us through many endeavors which included money-making projects, pep sessions, dances, and the Prom. Our first project was a freshman dance, which was held at St. John’s gym in November. During the latter portion of April, 1976, we held a beach party at West Boggs. Hot dogs and volleyball, along with music and dancing, contributed to this memorable occasion. Our sophomore year we became more aware of the not-so-distant Junior-Senior Prom. We managed the coat-check during all home ballgames; second semester we sponsored the annual chili supper. At the end of our triumphant year, we received our class rings. It was hard to believe that we were at our midpoint. Before we could blink an eye, we suddenly became juniors. The concession stands at home basketball games awaited us. After we had completed our last fund raiser, the concession stands, the big event had arrived. On the evening of April 22nd, 1978, the Junior-Senior Prom was held. The evening began with the traditional Grand March. Following the March, a banquet-dance was held at the Officers’ Mess, NWSC Crane. We’re All Alone was the theme. The couples danced to MAN, MYTH and MAGIC. Post-Prom activities were held at the Brunswick Bowling Lanes. A breakfast at the LHS cafeteria, sponsored by our generous parents, followed the Post-Prom activities. No sooner had we taken a rest when the ultimate moment had arrived; we entered the last phase of our journey, our Senior year. Our first concern was to exchange our Senior pictures with fellow members and underclassmen. Soon we ordered our class keys, announce- ments, and memory books. Many Seniors received their jackets and sweaters which repre- sented their participation in various LHS organizations. Eventually, the situation became more complex. Decisions concerning the future had to be made. College, marriage, the military, etc., were a result of those decisions. The time had come for us, the class of 1979, to graduate and go forth into the world of new challenges. Our work at LHS is now complete. With our advanced education and many memorable experiences, we will enter the next phase of our lives, the future. LEADERS OF YESTERDAY Class Officers FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE President Jean Porter Vice President Karen Zengen Secretary Jane Porter Treasurer Sharon McAtee President Jean Porter Vice President Sharon McAtee Secretary Linda Matthews Treasurer Jane Porter JUNIOR SENIOR Secretary Jane Porter Treasurer Joan Harder President Jean Porter Vice President Sharon McAtee President Jean Porter Vice President Sharon McAtee Secretary Linda Matthews Treasurer Jane Porter SENIORS 107 Assisting Student Council President, Sharon McAtee, in crowning the Queen, were Leslie Wade, 5 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wade, and Kenny Burris, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Burris. 108 SENIORS On November 10, 1978, the L.H.S. Student Council sponsored the 5th annual Homecoming A highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1978-79 Homecoming Queen, Mary Hart. The candidates for Queen were Teresa Crim, Jean Porter, Mary Hart, Brenda Padgett, and Brenda Matthews. The Lions gained another victory by defeating Vincennes Rivet. A dance was held after the game at the St. John's gym featuring Abacus. The evening was very enjoyable to everyone and will be long remembered. (Oppos. Page, Bottom) Candidates and Escorts: Teresa Crim, Kevin Bowling, Brenda Padgett-Brent Hardwick, Jean Porter-Ron Fraley, Mary Hart- Greg Bateman, and Brenda Matthews-Alan McAtee. SENIORS 109 1. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 2. © © © MOST SYMPATHETIC 1. Beth Arvm Kent Strange 2. Alice Patterson Jeff McGuire 3. Sharon McAtee Ron Fraley 4. Jane Porter Jeff Riel ,-dson 5. Denise Mattingly Roger Downey Jolene Mattingly Dennie Green 6. Pam Stevens Andy Arvin 7. Brenda Matthews Brent Hardwick 8. Jean Porter John Clark 9. Linda Matthews J.D. Greenwell 10. Mary Hart Greg Bateman 11. Dora Lindsey Paul Hart 5. BIGGEST MOUTHS AND HABITUAL OFFENDER OF RULE 3 Pictured at the left are the Senior Class Officers. Left to right are: Linda Matthews, Secretary, Jane Porter, Treas., Sharon McAtee, Vice Pres., and Jean Porter, President. Below are some of the Seniors who are cele- brating the victory over Bloomington North. The night proved to be a success and was enjoyed by everyone. ®If il feb. Senior Night was held on Feb. 16, 1979, on the night of the Bloo- mington North game. Seniors were honored with corsages. Dis- tinguished Seniors were presented to the public. Pictured at the top are Varsity Cheerleaders, Brenda Matthews and Brenda Padgett, escorted by Student Manager, Brent Hardwick. In the middle are Varsity Cheerleaders, Falicia Martin and Jolene Mattingly, escorted by Lion Mascot, Dennie Green. Pictured below are the Senior Lion- ettes. Bottom row (1-r) are Beth Parker, Alice Patterson, Jean Porter, and Jane Porter. Middle row are Linda Matthews and Joni Harder. Top are Chris Smith and Dawn Fellers. SENIORS 113 WHO ARE WE ? Jean, Jean, the dancing machine! One school book we won't throw away! m SENIORS WE ARE THE Anyone for glazed doughnuts? 'amily Mr. and Mrs. Bichy Arvin Mr. and Mae. Ricnard Meyer Mr. aqd Mrs. Russell Reeves st me� The Virgini. Ernie Martij 1 Arvin Mr. and Mrs. Gus Blurae Mr. and Mrs. Stan Arvin Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. John D t and Mr. and Mrs. James Arvin The Mik Fush . Family The Bill Arvirtfamily Terri and Chris Grindstaff Garland and Pauline Fellers Lie.i Mr. and and ily tthews and|gamily - A eS f Fam_ _, _ . ■ Mi an?? Mrs. £ Heaiy and ' Family F. R. Eichmiller and Family M A L 1 ML . LMZ itHlORS Kotm a- ■ !rs. Rama Dye Jr. m BM: I ■S'i..Clements 1 . TP k m A Ifer Dancer, Herschel, Amber and Cherry Lois, Clay, Casey, and Shannon Dearwester Raymond Smith Mr Mark Matthews MM Jean, .an the Dancing Machine! Jane, th Dancing Machine! Larry the r e Man Janet and Dave Strange Mr. Mr Charles j Frankl W % Mr. and Denise Timothy Tony lint ’ Miranda An .ndrew Dorothy and Jim Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stuckey David Fisher iP ' Bruce Nonte I S' V� Scott Richardson and Diane Arvin • F • ’ Mr. and Mbs. Leo C. Arvin and Family I Bowl Ri k Bowling 4 r j Mr. Mrs. Ernest Bradley and Family Mr. Mre.. Richard W. Flynn and Family Mrs. Imogene Crays and Family jp� Fig Newton Mr. and Mrs. Christmas, Pam, Teresa, Judy 116 SENIORS THE AVENGERS Jim, Karin, and Andi Kay Chandler Jerry, Jane, Geno, Shawn Shane Bowling Pop Nolley and Family Lee, Bobbi, ScottBrian Eri Delbert, Diane and Stephanie Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Parsons Jerry and ,Brenda Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Mike |Eatt and Carl B Loogootee Market Chris and Stephie's Grammy Shanny's Granny Paul and Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Karl Harder and Family Mr. and Mrs. Terry Street Lovanda Mabel Z Sick Lillian Sourdike Cookie and Kevin Skate-A-Rama Eldorado Loogootee Tri Central Jay Dee Diane Dody Gutherie and Jim Downey Chris Smith and Brian Hart Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Helen Walton and Mrs. Kenny Lannan and Brian and Mrs. Gerald L. Sanders and Mrs. Ralph Warner and Mrs. Douglas Sanders and Mrs. Robert Street and ’’family Popp I Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Karla Loves Larry Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Mutt and Jeff I • Alice loves T n Mr. and Mrs. Jama.- L. Hopkins Rose loves Jeff The niders 3 ¥ Mr. arid Mrs. Edward Oser , £ Mr. and Mrs.-. Lester Page! Vj f Dorothy Jone -.IB « , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt and family Mr. and Mrs. Lester Padgett and family id Mrs. Virgil Winigfe™'In 3 family isbey's Country Stpi e (Lloyd and Anna B. Johnie and Edna JSckson --- Mrs. Karen Burgess Reverend and Mrs. James C. Powell J Charlie Powell Tom, Lisa, Jamee Mr. and Mrs. Bob MCAtee and Lynn Nancy MCAtee Gary, Karen, Shad and Sara Arbin Shirley and Jone Roger and his dog Drugs'.1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Archer and Randy Patty, Eric and Sheila ' Mrs. Carolyn McGuire, Jeff and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Norbert W. Smith and family Mr. and Mrs. William A. Strange Lynette and C.J. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Jones and family Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0. Fuhrman and family Mr. and Mrs. Medford Hedrick Mr. and Mrs. William R. Greenwell Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Lannan and Brian Mr. and Mrs. RaymondBerryand Alicia Mr. and Mrs. John Hand Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Phillips andl Chad Myrtle Holland Phil, Cathy, Todd Bpys Mr. and Mrs. Walter Todd Mr. and Mrs. Terry Walton ancLAdam Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Williams and family Anna May Port er Mr. and Mr3. Melvin Wildman Jane Porter Mr. and Mrs. Keith Y Mr. and Mrs. Duane Sti Mike Stevens and Betty Mead, Pam Stevens , THE ENFORCERS Mw CINGE, BRIN , JTtfCE, CRINGE, ALINGE, ANGE, CRINGE, and- mtmoc , „ Steve Mack Jenny Miller jl SG3 SENIORS !17 Smm innocent or guilty-that is the question !! On May 3, 1979� Brad Hoffman was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by the Senior class of 1979- The trial took place at the Shoals Court House. Senior members participating in the case are as follows: Court- Traci Johnson, Falicia Martin, and Brenda Matthews Defendant- Jeff McGuire Defense Lawyers- Jeff Richardson, Beth Sims, and Brenda Trambaugh Prosecuting Attorneys- Cindy Bradley, Alan McAtee, and Anne Marie Mitchell Witnesses- Tom Butcher, John Clark, Roger Downey, Dawn Fellers, Ron Fraley, Dennie Green, Dana Lents, Linda Matthews Lynn McAtee, Denise Summers, and Rick Ziegler Photographer- Jean Porter Artist- Jane Porter Jury- Phil Ader, Janet Brown, Teresa Crim, Flint Franklin, Dave Mathias, Donna Nolley, Sandy Seals, Joe Spears, Pam Stevens, Kathy Streete, Vance Tolbert, and Bob Wathen SENIORS 119 I StoTVp'B © «T kMQMJ? U 0 «T life pteieM valedictcrian elU vaTeaictcriaa Jinf salutatorian-Jean ... elan cj Ladies and gentlemen, members of the faculty, on behalf of the Senior Class, 1 would like to welcome you to our commencement exercises. We have taken the word FUTURE from our motto as a source for our speeches. Each speaker has selected one letter to form a title for her speech. Our speakers will be the four class officers, our salutatorian, and for the first time in the history of our school, we have three valedictorians... Fr. Ron Zgunda started the evening with the invocation. Speeches were given on Friendship, Unity, Trust, Uniqueness, Responsibility, and Endeavor. The moment long awaited for was finally here, when Lester Page and Kenneth Blad distributed our diplomas. Our graduation will long be remembered! viw Sharon Linda 9 The Guidance Department of Loogootee High School Corporation under the direction of Ira Clark and John Walker, arranged a first at Loogootee, Career Day, which was held on Tuesday morning, April 24. This day was planned for Junior and Senior students, whether they wished to attend college or not attend, so that they might be assisted on their choice of an occupational career. The school administration, teachers, students and the counselors agreed that this effort was such a worth- while project and that it had proved so successful that it might become an annual project. Dave Brown, representative of The Union Bank is seated at the desk explaining banking procedures to students. Rowl: D. Arvin, S. Kemp, G. Patterson, T. Smith, Row2: R. Templin, S. McAtee, J. Porter, B. Parker Row3: P. Arvin, R. Burch, M. Johnson, D. Strange, T. Strange, Sponsor Mr. Ernie Martin Turk Carrico, Emergency Medical The Student Council was at Career Day to Technician, spoke to the students assist the students and the representatives. on the training and responsibilities of becoming an EMT. 122 CAREERS DAY 79 Discussing the activities of the first LHS Career's Day are Jerry Doyle, Mark Jones, Mike Lett, and John Walker. Ernie Nonte, a representative of National Gypsum Tom Walker, a representative of ACME Metals Ed Oser, a representative of Jasper Engines and Transmission. Lary Graves spoke to students about Agri-Business. Sgt. Gowen representative of U.S. Army. 123 A M The intamural Basketball was coordinated U by Mr. Mills and Mr. Martin this year. The players were divided into upper and lower leagues. The lower league consisted of Freshmen and Sophomores. And the upper A league consisted of Juniors and Seniors. L The intramural Volleyball was coordinated by Karen Kramer. The girls were divided into lower and upper leagues just as the boys. Due to a time factor, the girls were unable to conduct a tournament. V Hwy. 50 at stoplight CHICKEN - Original and Extra Crispy ROAST BEEF HAM SANDWICHES Salad Bar Seafood Desserts 295-4200 REGAL MILLS, Inc. Honeggers Feeds Animal Health Products Grain Bank-Grain Buyers Haysville 695-3531 TOY S AUTO PARTS LOOGOOTEE 295-2312 ODON 636-4049 DALE AUTO PARTS 937-2566 Your local AUTOPRO Jobber for Auto Parts Accessories Compliments of Robert C. Hoffman OPTOMETRIST 109 Main St. Box 296 Loogootee, Indiana HOURS: 9AM 5PM Weekdays Closed Thursdays WADE’S GAS STATION Gas, Oil, Diesel Fuel 1 Block North of Stoplight Phone 295-3163 128 ADS OFFICIAL VEHICLE inspection STATION inspect «CHEVYLAND Loogootee n_o® 295-2600 WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER Office Machines Equipment Supplies HIGHWAY 57 ■ SOUTH STREET 254-0126 ‘For Something Different” PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION Your Business is Appreciated. PATTERSON STUDIOS 15 E Main Washington, In. Ph. 254-2752 ADs 129 Compliments of WALLACE Veterinary Clinic Loogootee 295-3808 WINKLEPLECK OPEN: Monday-Thursday 8AM-9PM Friday 8AM-10PM Saturday 8AM-8PR I Sunday 9AM-6PM Compliments of Sporting Goods JIM FRANK’S Congratulations Seniors! 130 ADS YOUR OFFICIAL SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS Huntingburg, Indiana GATES Chiropractic Office LOOGOOTEE 295-3338 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1979 132 ADS THE UNION Each depositor insured to $40,000 ffDfRAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BANK LOOGOOTEE 295 - 2 62 4 ADS 133 MAX REX STRAWN “Protect What You Own” HIGHWAY 231 Phone 295-2771 LOOGOOTEE GUS DOERNER Sporting Goods JASPER COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY Division of GOLD BOND BUILDING PRODUCTS CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of ADS 135 THE CRANE BANK Each depositor insured to 40.000 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations-Class of 1979 136 ADS PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY INC. 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Loogootee 295-2200 Gee Insurance Agency Paper Palace Inc Quality Office Products Norbert J Burch, Agent Dedicated to Serving You Rubber Stamps-Bond Paper 3M COPIES Xacto-Pens All Brands FILES-EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Personalized Stationery WEDDING STATIONERY Health Cycle Auto Boat 295-3609 Life Home Business Farm 204 West Main Loogootee ADS 141 295-2500 142 ADS MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE IN THE AREA 295-2863 MASTER MIX custom gri nding-mixing-liqua pro supplement concentrates - bul k delivery. Feeder contracts on hogs. Cattle - layers - turkeys. 295-2067 West 3rd and Grant Streets LOOGOOTEE ADS 143 Midwest Printi ng 103 West First Loogootee 295 - 2153 pm-m p r i nt i n g binding lithographing CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ! 1 1 V tgrk j 1 r 7 MARTIN COUNTY TIRE BATTERY VIOLA S FLOWERS 1WADS GREENWELL’S Hardware Co., Inc. jjjn IJ Compliments of MIDWESTERN ENGINEERS INC. PHONE 295-3595 Loogootee Indiana DICK’S OUTBOARD MOTORS LARKIN LUMBER and Hardware JOHNSON Motors SYLVAN PONTOON BOATS Ski Boats Service Accessories CHURCH ST. LOOGOOTEE Phone 295-2030 PAT LARKIN, Owner 295-2763 ADS H5 215 JOHN F. KENNEDY AVE. LOOCOOTEE, INDIANA 47553 LAURIE’S FLOWERS On The Square Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions Juniors Ladies Fashions KEUSCH BROS Body Glass Inc. We cut and install auto glass, mirrors, furniture tops, storm windows, doors, awnings, insulated glass, manufactured and repaired store fronts, flexiglass. JFK Avenue Loogootee SCALES EDWARDS Insurance Agency 105 Broadway Loogootee 295-3954 146 ADS Loogootee Federal Savings Loan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1979 COMPLIMENTS OF HOME OUTFITTERS JFK AVE. LOOGOOTEE NICK BILLS DAIRY MASTER HWY. 50 LOOGOOTEE LOOGOOTEE 295-3140 Congratulations from Employees 147 ADS ALCO DIME STORE School Supplies Greeting Cards Candy by Brach Sportswear Cosmetics, Toys Sewing Supplies Simplicity Patterns Shop our SECOND FLOOR for toys, gifts, and Christmas decorations - October through December 221 JFK Avenue Loogootee, Indiana 295-2026 fY e Your Friendly GO-GAMBLES Team Wishes the Seniors a SUCCESSFUL FUTURE 48 ADS Compliments of Hl-Y PUBLIC SERVICE CAR WASH INDIANA Hwy. 50 West i ® LOOGOOTEE INDIANA Gas On 295-2501 LOOGOOTEE FOOD MARKET 307 EAST BROADWAY n 295-3823 ADS 149 MATA’S PIZZA Top of the hill, next to the El Dorado 295-4343 “See Everyone After The Ball games!” Pizza - Stromboli - Submarines Ham Cheese MILLER BROTHERS GENERAL STORE and CONTRACTORS P.O. Box 56 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 400 JFK Avenue Loogootee 295- 3129 Montgomery, Indiana 47558 Phone: 486 - 3299 Ilf'� 150 ADS LOOGOOTEE CHRISTIAN CHURCH E. Eugene Grasham, Pastor Sunday Gatherings: Morning Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Evening Vesper Hour 7:00 pi m. MATHIAS GRABER IMPLEMENT RESTAURANT inc. You've tried all the rest, now try the best LOOGOOTEE INDIANA 295 - 2063 flns 151 BUEHLER S IGA store hrs. 7-10 Mon. thru Sat. 8-8 Sun. HWY. 50 West, LOOGOOTEE 152 ADS TERRY’S FORDTOWN W© Sell The Best 247.22TI And Service The Rest ADS 153 MARTIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC SHERIFF DEPT. CENTRA L COMM ITTEE LOOGOOTEE - JASPER LIVESTOCk CENTER, INC. LOOGOOTEE-JASPER isedbctt. Center CLEO WILCHER CATTLE BUYER P O. BOX All PHONE 812 i95 - 4645 LARRY WILCHER JOE AKINS ARMOUR HOG BUYER P.0 BOX 294 PHONE 812 95 -4645 GREG BURGER Legrand Photography “For All Your Photographic Needs Wedding Specialist - All Occasions LOOGOOTEE, INDIANA 47553 GAINES MOBILE HOMES INC. Jet. 231 50 295 - 4901 Photography Service Best Quality Homes Equipment SUPPLIES At Lowest Possible Prices 103 North Loogootee 295-3098 “SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS!” LOOKING FOR A FUTURE? (2 AtistO fOlajjL cAiistO iClafjt cA tOIOuty oAjustO Knott KITCHEN CABINETS VANITIES AristOKraft Square • Box 420 • Jasper, Indiana 47546 • Telephone (812) 482-2527 COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FAT HER RALPH DOYLE COUNCIL 732 LO OG OOTEE. | N D CELEBRATING 75TH YEAR COMPLIMENTS Of LIOYD JACKSON Hwy. 231 North LOOGOOTEE 156 ADS T L Z Z - ■ S3 viflm u __ - y . • • - .- i -r- V t V'--. ■;■■ ■ v ' ££ •.' ‘-rr • •: ??;. .A- Jg v , .CVLii —— ; y « � t • N ...