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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

LION LEGACY Loogootee High School 201 Brooks Avenue Loogootee, Indiana Aced A Physics Test. Move 2 Spaces FLU, Overtime Spent On Studying. 4 I Senior Basketball players and student managers: Front Row L to R Jim Riggins, Theresa Blad, Lori Piemens, Bob Butcher, Kim Waggner, Richard Burch, Sheila Love, Eric Ackerman, Jill Mattingly, Greg Taylor, Karen Bradley. Loogootee High School's 1981 Senior Night was held Friday February 13th in the High School Gym. The Lions hosted a game against the Bloomington North Cougars, which was their last home game of the season. Seniors later celebrated the Lions victory and their Senior Night at Ponderosa. 7 TOURNEY TIME Students getting fired up before the girl's sectional. Jack Butcher win. giving his victory speech after his sectional The students showed their school enthusiasm by staying after school to decorate the halls and dressing up during the weeks of the tourneys. There was also a pep session held before each game to get the student body fired up. Student body dancing to Celebration . Jenni Reeves being overly protective of her sucker. 9 INFINITY 1981 The date for this year's Junior- Senior prom was April 4, 1981. INFINITY was held at the Crane Officers' Club. One hundred twenty-six couples enjoyed a night that will always be remembered. Music was provided by Rock-O-Matic. The night was highlighted by the crowning of King and Queen Joey McAtee and Beri Parker, also the crowning of Prince and Princess, Jim Matthews and Connie Kieffner. Chosen as King and Queen of the prom were Joey McAtee and Beri Parker. Junior Prince and Princess this year were Jim Matthews and Connie Kieffner. Junior class Vice-President Danny Strange crowning Connie Kieffner Princess 10 Waiting their turn to go through grand march at INFINITY are Karen Yarnell and her escort. Bob Kennedy, Jayma Larkin and Brian Sims. The royal couple taking time out to dance one dance together. Vice-President Danny Strange crowning Queen Beri Gloria Green escorted by her escort Dick Bird Larkin. Pictured here on the bridge under the rainbow is Junior class President and her escort Darryl Street. Crossing over the bridge at INFINITY are Theresa Blad and Doug Bowman. Pausing for pictures on the bridge are Senior class President Phil Arvin and his date, Krista Davis. The Past is Our Heritage, The Present is our Responsibility, The Future is Our Challenge. Seniors now form their traditional receiving line. The word Upward was used by Valedictorian Kelly Fox to give her speech. Excel was the speech Salutatorian Shannon Dunnam chose to present to the class of 1981. President Phil Arvin opens the 1981 commencement ceremonies. Congratulations are being extended to Ken, Troy and Eric. Our Senior class was joined together for the final time on May 22. 1981, to celebrate our graduation. Senior sponsor Faryl Armstrong gives some last encouraging words. Senior girls prepare for graduation. the senior boys Kim Waggner (Wag) helps Jill Mattingly with her gown. Dave Johnson isn't too nervous to help Jeff Crew straighten his tie. ANN H. ACKERMAN - Sociology, Government, Yearbook Sponsor, Cadet Teaching Sponsor, Varsity Volleyball Coach FARYL ARMSTRONG - Typing, Shorthand, Office Lab, Senior Class Sponsor, OEA JANICE ARNETT - Elementary Music, Jr. High Chorus, High School Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Musical Director KEEVIN BIGGS- English Literature 9-11, Etymology JACK BUTCHER- World History, Physical Education, Driver's Education, Boy's Varsity Basketball Coach STEPHEN G. FISHER- U.S. History, Current Problems, Government, Freshmen Class Sponsor DIANE GILL- Language Arts, English, Special Math ROBERT E. GRANNAN- General Math, Algebra, Geometry, Junior Class Sponsor ED HAMILTON- Instrumental Music JERRY L. HEIRONIMUS- Accounting, General Business, Typing, Freshman Class Sponsor VICTOR HURM- Biology I, II, Earth Science CAROLYN JOHNSON- Chemistry I, II, III, Junior Class Sponsor, Lionette Sponsor 17 GREG JOHNSON—Speech. English Literature, Sophomore Class Sponsor DAVID KAVANAUGH—Junior High Math. Algebra, Physics ROBERT L. KAVANAUGH—General Business, Business Math, Typing 1, Jr. Varsity Baseball Coach, 8th Grade Basketball Coach JOHN KNEPP—Metals and Power Mechanics, Intramural Basketball JILL LITTELL—Family Living, Home Furnishings, Consumer Education, Interpersonal Relations, Foods, Clothing II, FHA Sponsor ERNIE MARTIN—Adv. Woods, Adv. Mechanical Drawing, Jr. High Woods RANDY K. MILLS—U.S. History. World History, Economics TIMOTHY NONTE—Phys. Ed., Driver's Ed., Psychology. Head Baseball Coach Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach PENNY O'HARA—Art 7-12. Senior Class Co-Sponsor ANNE OSER—English 10, Literature 10 Booster Club HAZEL PIELEIER—Foods I. Foods II, Family Health, Child Development. Clothing I STEVE POEHLIN—Graphic Arts, Basic Drafting, Basic Woods, Electricity. Jr. High. Sophomore Class Sponsor 18 LINDA SEAMON-Spanish I, II, III. IV. Spanish Club Sponsor ANNETTE SEIB—French I, II. Ill, IV. French Club Sponsor SANDRA A. SIEBERT—Health. Girls' Phys. Ed., Girls' Basketball Coach CHARLES N. SIMS—Jr. High Health Phys. Ed. Geography, High School Driver's Ed., Track and Cross Country Coach GRETCHEN STUART—Junior Literature Junior Grammar, Drama. Drama Club, International Thespian Society Musical Director, Spring Drama Director LARRY L. WEITKAMP—General Math. Algebra II, Geometry. Trigonometry, Analytical Geometry, Boys and Girls' Tennis ELAINE C. WOLFORD—High School Librarian, Library Club The Loogootee High School faculty is one of the best, if not the best in the area. Every subject taught here at LHS is taught by a qualified individual and the results have continually been very good. Loogootee High School has one of the best reputations in Indiana, and our PSAT and SAT Test scores are consistently high every year. This is indeed a credit to our outstanding LHS faculty. NEW FOUNDATIONS” BUILT FOR LHS STUDENTS The Building Trades students have built a house in the Belgrade addition northeast of Loogootee. Mr. Paul Miller is the instructor. It is a three bedroom house, with a two-car garage and many other extras. On the regular Real Estate market the house would sell for approximately $60,000. The profit obtained from the sale of the house will be divided among its investors, and the gain will be used to buy materials for next year's house. HEALTH OCCUPATIONS The Health Occupations course was started this year as a part of the Twin Rivers Vocational Health Occupation Program based at Loogootee. The first task of the group was to learn the many procedures of the health field before going deeper into each facet of learning. Each member of the group is now certified in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, and during school vacations, the students are employed in various area hospitals, nursing homes, and veterinarian clinics to apply what they have learned. Ms. Jill Sweikharth is the supervisor and instructor of the program. OEA . . . The Office Education Association is an advanced course that runs 5th and 6th periods. Those individuals that complete the intensive office laboratory are qualified for most entry level clerical positions. Several will be continuing their education in the business field, and our business laboratory gives a big head start to its graduates. The lab requires each student to have had two years of typing, as well as one year of shorthand before acceptance. Mr. L. Kavanaugh teaches Business Math. General Business, and is shown here working with his typing class. OEA members pictured are: L. McKean. D. Howell M. Hart. K. Smith, B. Parker. K. Waggoner; 2nd row: M. Arvin, J. Miller. R. Stoll. D. Sims. S. Love E. Smith, C. Smith, S. Downey; 3rd row: M. Ellis. D. Hembree, J. Nonte. S. Darnell. t- . . . AND OTHER BUSINESS CLASSES PREPARE STUDENTS FOR THE COMPETITIVE BUSINESS WORLD. LHS offers many of the necessary business courses, such as General Business, Business Math, Typing I and II, Shorthand, Accounting, and the Business Lab. These ,i,„„ --- i i . , r- . . . Mr. Heironimus is pictured above explaining some of the finer classes are taught by Lee Kavanaugh, Faryl Armstrong, points of Genera| Business. and Jerry Heironimus. 23 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DISECTED INTO SIX SECTIONS The Science Department offers many classes including Biology, Advanced Biology, Earth Science, and Chemistry I, II, and III. Mr. Hurm and Mrs. Johnson teach these courses. The Physical Education and Health Occupations courses add to the Science curriculum. 25 I HARD WORK+ INTELLIGENCE = LHS MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT SAT Scores have shown consistently high math scores for LHS students. This speaks very highly of our faculty in the Math Department. Courses offered in the Mathematics area are General Math, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Physics, Trigonometry, and Analytical Geometry. b K JN? Pictured at the left is Mr. Grannan who teaches Algebra, Geometry and General Math. Mrs. Gill is pictured above with one of her students from her courses in Math and English. 2b Shannon Dunnam is pictured at left in a typical shot of a hard working math student. Other faculty members pictured below are Mr. Kavanaugh, and Mr. Weitkamp. 27 STUDENTS HAVE MANY OUTLETS TO LEARN THEIR SOCIALIZATION Mr. Mills is pictured at the left. Mr. Mills teaches Economics and World History. To the right is Nancy Pifer from ITT who discussed job opportunities and the technological future with the seniors. 28 In addition to his coaching duties, Mr. Butcher is an instructor of World History. Below is pictured Miss Ackerman who teaches Sociology and Government to seniors. She is also the Yearbook and Cadet Teacher sponsor. Every LHS student is required to take U.S. History and Government in the Social Studies area. Other courses offered are World History, Sociology, Current Problems, and Economics. As students of the ''80's'' it is very important for us to know our history as well as how we were socialized. 29 HOME EC. DEPARTMENT ACTIVE ALL YEAR Ms. Littell and Mrs. Pielemeier are the two dedicated teachers in the Home Economics Department. The department offers many different varieties of classes. Interpersonal Relations, Consumer Education, Family Living, Housing, Home Furnishings, Clothing I, II, III, Foods I, II, Family Health, and Child Development are some of the courses offered in the area of Home Economics. To the right is pictured Senior Kim Fuhrman working on one of her many sewing projects. Inger Rasico and Kathy Mathies are pictured at the right making secret Valentine's Day cookies to distribute throughout school. 30 Mrs. Hazel Pielemeier is pictured at left. Mrs. Pielemeier is a big help to those students in the Home Ec. Department. Here she is showing her students the finer touches of sewing. Ms. Littell is pictured above. She, along with Ms. Pielemeier teach all of the many classes offered in the department. The Family Living class held a wedding ceremony in hopes of learning more about the preparations for a wedding. The happy couple is Kathy Norris and John Brewer. 31 STUDENTS LEARN VALUABLE SKILLS IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Steve Poehlein is shown here helping Kerry Stoll in the Basic Drafting class. Mr. Poehlein also teaches Graphic Arts, Basic Woods, and Electricity. Freshman Tommy Rasico is hard at work on an engine in the metal shop. 32 Pictured above is Mr. Ernie Martin working with some of his woods students. Mr. Martin also sponsors the Student Council and Intramural Basketball. Mr. John Knepp is pictured at left with some of his students in metals classes. All of the Industrial Arts students study their classes academically, learn many safety rules, as well as have actual practice in the shop. 33 LHS Language Arts Department All LHS students are required to have three years of English and Literature to graduate. Other courses offered in the area of Language Arts are Speech, a Senior course involving speech therapy, oral interpretation, and broadcasting, Etymology, a vocabulary enrichment course, and Advanced Composition, designed to aid the writing talents of college-bound seniors. Pictured below is Mr. Biggs, who teaches English-Literature as well as the Etymology classes. Mr. Johnson teaches Speech, Advanced Composition and English- Literature. Ms. Stuart is pictured (opp. right) discussing facts about one of the many authors covered in Junior Literature. Mrs. Oser is pictured above during one of her English courses that she teaches to the entire Sophomore class. Ms. Wolford serves as librarian for LHS students. She is an enormous help to students in need of information. 35 LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN BAND BAND CONTINUES THEIR WINNING STREAK The members of the Concert Band are: 1st row—S. Love, N. Neideffer D. Arvin, C. Kiefner, T. Byrer, C. Bruner T. Burton, S. Wininger, C. McAtee, D. Davis, P. Elliot: 2nd row—L. Lemmon A. Nonte, S. Denson, K. Brown, S. Truelove. N. Doyle, K. Waggoner, K. Truelove. K. Acton, M. Ervin B. Summers, M. Sims, J. Wildman, B. Lavely, J. Arvin; 3rd row B. Hardwick, M. Arvin, J. Arvin. C. Flynn L. Wildman, S. Cannon, J. Mattingly, J. Ziegler B. Buchta, J. Colvin. B Fellers, P. Ader L. Connell, M. McAtee, T. Smith, J. Miller, K. Fox L. Piemens, R. Barber; 4th row—J. Mattox, J. Nonte, M. Hart, P. Schnarr, S. Burch, J. Hardwick, T. Walker, J. Lythgoe, J. Mattox J. Pankey, D. Cannon, D. Cropp B. Sims, T. Strange, J. Crew. J. Love, K. Stoll, T. Haag R. Larkin; 5th row—J. Acton. L. Brothers. G. Patterson S. Asdell J. Brewer, L. Lents, K. Yarned. D. Daily. D. Lents. B. Hedrick. T. Miller D. Sims. D. Ackerman, K. Clements P. Hildenbrand, P. Summers. At the right is pictured Mr. Hamilton, Director of the LHS Bands. 37 Chorus members pictured above are: E. Smith, K. Fuhrman, Mrs. Arnett P. Summers, K. Mathies, D. Wagner: 2nd row—D. Byron, M. Wagner, R. Barber. S. Johnson, D. Bradley, S. Tedrow, K. Clements, S. Norris, L. McKean A. Berry, D. Mathies, T. Hedrick, D. Long; 3rd row—A. Harder, S. Veilliex, B. Hardwick. T. Rasico, S. Simmons, K. Byron, F. Combs, P. Asbell, S. Fuhrman, D. Woody. T. Love, J. Williams, N. Hansen: 4th row—J. Arvin, S. Ritchey, C. Woody. B. Divine, L. McKean, G. Gee, L. Lukens, J. Reeves, B. Wines. L. Smith, M. Guy. S. English, P. Bailey, R. Blackwell, T. Crabtree, T. Bledsoe; 5th row—G. Elliot, T. Fuhrman, C. O'Conner, I. Rasico, C. Sterling, P. Overton. R. Ellis, D. Hembree. The LHS Madrigals are: Lana McKean, Steve Tedrow, Deb Wagner, Steve Johnson. Erva Smith, Diane Mathies, Pat Summers. Tammy Fuhrman, Mark Wagner. Kim Fuhrman, Rick Barber, Rachel Blackwell, Greg Elliot, Tori Bledsoe, Doug Byron, Gianna Gee. Also pictured above is the LHS Choral Festival, hosted by Loogootee High School Chorus on May 6. 38 Chorus This year marked the beginning of the LHS Madrigal Singers. The Madrigals are a select group of twenty singers that sing a very large selection of music throughout the year. At Christmas, the group performed their first annual Madrigal Dinner, an ancient Christmas ceremony performed in the sixteenth century style. Chorus members throughout the year participated in the production of the musical Anything Goes, the Madrigal Dinner. Solo and Ensemble Contest at Bloomington, State Solo Contest at Butler University several area church concerts, and a Spring concert. One of the major activities of the year was the annual Choral Festival hosted here at Loogootee this year. Choruses from Washington. North Daviess, Barr-Reeve North Knox, Shoals, and Vincennes Rivet joined LHS Chorus on May 6. to sing a concert under the direction of Mr. Gene R. Poston, director of Choral Activities at Ball State University. All of this year's choral activities were under the direction of Mrs. Janice Arnett. 39 ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department held Art shows in conjunction with the Band concerts at Christmas and in the spring. These shows displayed the many artistic talents of our LHS students. Miss Penny O'Hara is the supervisor and instructor of all LHS Art activities. The newly formed Art Club made a trip to Chicago, to view the many artworks on display in the city. m 40 41 FRENCH DEPARTMENT This year the French classes sponsored a French dinner. Mrs. Seib is the instructor of all of the French courses which include French I, II, III, and IV. 42 SPANISH DEPARTMENT The Spanish Department went to Evansville, to see the Ballet Folklorico, also to Indianapolis, to the El Curroy los Flamencos. The French and Spanish Club joined each other in a Christmas party. Ms. Seamon is the teacher of all the Spanish courses which include Spanish I, II, III, and IV. 43 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Every LHS student is required to take Phys. Ed. in their Freshman year. Ms. Siebert, Mr. Butcher, and Mr. Nonte teach these courses. 44 Mr. Butcher, Mr. Nonte, and Mr. Sims are the instructors in the Driver's Ed. courses. Each student enrolled in the courses must have driven a set number of hours in order to pass the course. The students spend one day in class each week in addition to their driving experience. 45 7TH PERIOD PROVIDES DRAMATIC OUTLET FOR STUDENTS The Drama class provides for the learning of the fundamentals of the theatre. In addition to learning the technical aspects of the stage, the students also do oral interpretations, play readings, and exercises in movement and dance. 4b THE LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL UNSUNG HEROES LH5 has a very dedicated janitorial staff. Jim Neideffer, Theresa Nolley, Don Bateman, and Bob Summers make up the staff for this year. They always seem to be there when they are needed. All the people who are involved with LHS appreciate their hard work and willingness to help. Delbert Stoll is the head of the maintenance department for the school corporation. 47 THESE PEOPLE KEEP OUR SCHOOL RUNNING SMOOTHLY Pictured clockwise on this page are Lester Page, Principal, John Walker, Counselor, Ira Clark, Counselor, and Bob Ackerman, Title Officer and Truant Officer. The students, faculty, and community appreciate the fine dedication of these men. 48 SCHOOL BOARD AND MR. BLAD DO TEDIOUS WORK ON THE SCHOOL BUDGET Mr. Blad, Superintendent of Schools, is pictured at right. Mr. Blad completed his fourth year as an administrator at LHS. The Loogootee School Board is pictured below, (L to R): Stanford Arvin, Steve Rhoads, George Patterson, George Williams, and Anthony Beasley. 49 FRENCH CLUB Ms. Seib, Sponsor; J. Lannan, Treasurer; J. Arvin, Secretary; P. Ader. Vice-President; S. Dunnam. President. Row 2: T. Blad, K. Fox, L. Brothers, S. Love, J. Miller, K. Wagner, K. Bradley, J. Mattingly, K. Clements. A. Arvin, K. Norris. Row 3: L. McKean, D. Parr, K. Acton, A. Nonte, J. Acton, L. Wildman, K. Flynn, J. Larkin N. Doyle M. Gates, T. Love, C. Padgett. S. Mathias. Row 3: M. Wagner, J. Hall, D. Wininger, D. Strange, R. Schnarr. T. Walker, C. Woody, J. Ziegler, D. Howell, S. Burch. C. Jones, C. Flynn, K. Taylor S. Veilleux. Row 4; M Arvin, J. Butts, R. Robinson, K. Roach, J. Lents, M. Barlow E. Ackerman, P. Arvin. P. Walker, K. Arvin, C. Bratton, F. Combs M. Snyder. Row 5: T. Micheals, D. Winklepleck. C. Ledgerwood, S. Street. D. Hagg, D. Wagner. C. O'Conner, D. Woody. K. Arvin, J. Sims, R. Street, K. Colvin. T. Furman. Susan Burch trying to break open a pihata. Danny Howell and Kathy Clemens eating at the French Club luncheon. Miss Seamon, sponsor. B. Spoonmore. historian D Mathias. vice-President, S. Dunnam. president K. Clemens, secretary M.E. Ervin, Sergeant-at- Arms. Row 2: S. Fuhrman P. Asbell J. Swickard, M. Arvin, L. Piemens. J. Reeves T Burch, K. Swisstock, E. Smith, L. McKean, B. Parker. Row 3: B Hardwick, M. Healey, C. Fegan, S. Ray, S. Cornwell. C. Sterling, D. Acker. B Wines M. Hart. M. Hart C. McAtee. Row 4: J. Arvin, A. Patterson. T. Wensel, L. Trambaugh. R. Munday. D. Wagner, C. O'Conner B. Summers. C. Bruner C. Wallace S. Denson. K. Brown. Row 5: J. Guy, G. Cox, D. Ackerman, B. Butcha T. Burton, P. Overton, P. Schnarr, J. Hardwick M. Hart, C. Blackwell. K. Mitchell. T. Wininger. Row 6: S. Wuepper S. Hardwick. G. Kalb, S. Asdell, M Piemens. S. Graber, E. Sargent. J. Swigler, J. Goss. R. Barber, T. Wagler. J. Miller. STUDENT SECRETARIES Floor: Denise Hembree, Dawn Rodgers, Pam Bailey, Sandra Eichmiller. Stairs Bottom to Top: Nina Neukam, Shannon Fuhrman, Kim Baker, Audrey Nonte, Chris Wallace, Jennifer 00 o I— O' First Row Left to Right: Scot Wuepper, Cindy Bannister, Danny Strange, Marilyn Ellis, Scott Muench, Second Row: Jesse Hall, Dennis Cropp, Jackie Arvin, Doug Winklepleck, Third Row: John Guy, Miss O'Hara 54 LIBRARY CLUB Sitting Left to Right: Miss Wolford, Joanna Arvin, Sandy Ritchey, Cheryl Cannon, Denise Hembree, Standing: Mrs. Conolty, Christina Fegan, JoAnn Swickard, Pam Turner, Alicia Berry, Sheila Truelove, Janell Franklin, Maria Snider, Erva Smith, Brenda Divine, Jenell Swartzentruber, Lisa Lukens, Picture Below, CADET TEACHERS: Sitting: Theresa Blad, Beri Parker, Jackie Miller, Stacey Downey, Cheryl Cannon, Rita Ellis, Karen Bradley, Helen Nolley, Second Row: Alicia Harder, Lisa Lemmon, Georgia Patterson, Dirk Ackerman, Marcia McAtee, Rick Barber, Bev Summers, Third Row: Miss Ackerman, Lori Piemens, Gloria Green, Pam Schnarr, Stephanie Love, Connie Kieffner. FHA Sponsor Ms. Littell FHA First Row Left to Right: Jenny Arvin, Jackie Arvin, Connie Parsons, Tammy Furhman, Michelle Guy, Cheryl Cannon, Second Row: Pam Clark, Mary Harder, Tracy Burch, Kathy Norris, Alicia Berry, Bev Young, Third Row: Ms. Littel, Inger Rasico, Naomi Neideffer, Joyce Harder, Lana Holmes, Jenell Swartzentruber, Fourth Row: Alicia Harder, Nancy Bough, Nellie English, Kim Baker, Tina Neukam, Fifth Row: Nina Neukam, Tracy Raney, Lynell Williams, Rita Barber, Star English, Maria Sutton, Sixth Row: Lisa Lichte, Kim Blackwell, Kathy Stuckey, Kim Stevens, Pam Turner, Maria Snider. Connie Parsorts and Trish Burton taking orders for Valentine Cookies. Kathy Stuckey and Pam Turner selling fruit for FHA 3 '• £| FHA Officers: Front Row, Jackie Arvin Projects Chairperson, Connie Parsons, President, Back left to right: Michelle Guy, Treasurer, Helen Nolley, Vice President, Kim Furhrman. Not Pictured, Kim Brown Public Information Chairman 57 I The Loogootee High School Chorus presented its first Madrigal Dinner on December 18th and 19th. The dinner was held at St. John's Cafeteria. The glowing candles and the holiday happiness filled the room with Christmas Spirit. The first ever Madrigal Dinner was a huge success and it will have, hopefully, started something big At left is the Madrigal Court. 1st row: Carol Jones. Kara Arvin, Shannon Fuhrman, Jodee Sims. Amy Patterson. Craig Ledgerwood. 2nd row: Dick Larkin. Denise Arvin. Randy Templin, Phil Arvin. Richard Burch. Eric Ackerman. 3rd row: Marcia McAtee, Trudy Smith, Danny Strange. Dirk Ackerman, David Flynn. Georgia Patterson. Mr. Martin, Sponsor. 4th row: Paul Ader. Rick Schnarr, Steve Asdell, Danny Bowman Kevin Hunt Carolyn Padgett. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council sponsored class officer and student council elections. At the first home basketball game, they sponsored Homecoming. Mr. Martin, the Student Council Sponsor, is helping decorate for Christmas. Later on in the year they a,so sponsored Sectional decorating. B-TEAM: Sarah Hedrick, Carol Jones, Nina Neukam, Audrey Nonte, Patty Asbell FRESHMEN: Top, Rita Barber, Kathlene Arvin, JoAnn Swickard, Nedra Hanson FRESHMEN The varsity cheerleaders shown doing a mount with the help of the LHS Lifters. The lifters, alias elevators, did a great job this year. The guys worked really hard to learn all the different lifts. LION MASCOTS: Dick Larkin, and Stephanie Love i LIONETTES L to R 1st row: Mary Kay Ellis, Gloria Green. Donna Daily, Jill Nonte Margaret Hart, Kathy Clements; 2nd row: Lisa Connell, Jacki Hardwick, Jodi Sims. Connie McAtee, Terri Byrer, Jennifer Acton, Susan Denson: 3rd row: Susan Burch, Pam Walker, Connie Parsons, Kim Brown, Pam Schnarr, Jo Dee Arvin Martha Hart, Sandra Eichmiller. The Lionettes performing one of their many outstanding half-time routines. The Hoosier Boys' and Girls' State will be held at ISU. The boys will go from June 6- 13, and the girls will go from June 14-21. The girls' delegates will be: L to R, 1st row: Susan Burch, delegate, Barbara Buchta, Martha Hart, alternates, Jo Dee Arvin, delegate. 2nd row: J.R. Doyle, Alan Brown, delegates, Ryan Templin, Greg Clark, alternates. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE The Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen is Kelly Fox. She was selected on the basis of leadership, patriotism, citizenship, and service. She is the county delegate to the State competition. I L The Student Council sponsored this year's scholastic awards, held on Tuesday, May 12. The awards are given on the basis of grades and class participation. Each teacher picks the student most deserving of the award. 64 65 Mr. Clark speaking at the Awards Banquet. Connie Kieffner accepting her award. Ryan Templin receiving his Food I award. 66 Art I ... Ceramics ART ...............a -. Scott. Muench im cs VvJR.................................Hembree Sculpture ........................... Dawn Rogers Textiles .................................. Manlyn Elks Crafts ................................ Cindy Banister Lettering Posters ................. DaAny L Strange Commercial Arts ....................... Sandy Ritchey i HOME ECONOMICS Interpersonal Relations Sem. 2 Consumer Education Se Clothing II Sem. 2L..I Foods I Sem. 1 . . Foods I Sem. 2 Foods II Sem. 2 Clothing FartWy Uvinfl Fan y living Clothing I Sem. j Child Housing Sem Home F Wood l ..... INOU8TI Dar Scott m«“'s....................................fa?.1 Graphic Arts I ......................... Martj_________ Graphic Arts II ............................. Psm Clerk Drafting ................................. Jim Riggins General Wood Sem. 1 ................ David Ungenfelter General Wood Sem. 2 ................... Wayne Ritchey General Wood Sem 2 .................... Bill Cameo General Drafting Sem 1 ................... Ken Mosby General Drafting Sem. 2 ............... Debbie Taylor Gen. Graphic Arts Sem 1 .................. Manlyn Elks Gen Graphic Art jor 2 ................... Lana Me Kean Gen Electncity N . Craig Ledgerwood Gen Power John Butts Gen Power Alan Brown Gen. Metals Serfrl ...................... Mac Barlow Gen Metals Sem S ................. ! ]. Sw English I English I English II English II English III English ill English Ul Drama 1ANOUAQE ART� . Craig Ledgerwood Sheila Hardwick Nancy Doyle Steve AscJeli Jo Dee Arvin Robert Spoonmore Susan Burch Kathy Marh.es Earth Science Biology I .... Biology I .... Biology II ___ Chemistry I .. Chemistry II . Chemistry III . Physics....... Health Sem 1 Health Sem 2 Bausch-Lomb Semes te I Semeste i Semester I Semester II Semester II Semester II . Nancy Doyle .. Kevin Roach ... Carol Jones Danny Bowman PHYSICAL Jd catiow' Qa .. Scott wH|pper . Pan Waiker Crairj dtqrr rind Afcn Brown Charlie Potts ..... Alan Brown ........ Kem Fox ..... Doug Hyrer Rhonda Mundy teve Asdeli ig Byr. 'M BUSINESS H PSYCHOLOGY ......... Jeneil Semester I Semester II Band Choral ... Madrigals Algebra I Algebra l Algebra II Business Math Trigonometry ......... i Geo Plane 1 Plane Geoml II TBnz Shannon entruber Dunnam Brian Hardwick Jennifer Reeves —-Pat Govemme Econ. Sem 1 Econ Sem% Soc Sem 1 Current Current UPPER LEAGUE CHAMPS: (Green Machine) 1st row L-R Mike Arvin, Dennis Wagler, Kelly Rayhill, Doug Byrer. 2nd row Phil Arvin, Danny Lents, David Mischler, Ricky Chambers. 68 LOWER LEAGUE CHAMPS: (Yellow) 1st row L-R Jim Love, Kevin Roach, Juan Medina. 2nd row Jim Ader, Don Cannon, David Mathews. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 1st row L-R: Denise Hembree, Cheryl Cannon, Jackie Miller, Jill Spaulding, Cheryl Daily 2nd row: Shannon Dunnam, Chris Nolley, Theresa Blad, Donna Daily, Sherry Wininger. Helen Nolley bumping the ball. 69 Making for a basket—Larry Gilbert Rick and Diane playing Billy and Hope singing It's Delovely. Dirk Ackerman alias Moonface Martin Backup chorus getting ready before the show. Loogootee High School held its third annual musical on October 10, 11, 17, and 18. The musical was entitled Anything Goes'' by Cole Porter. The scene of the musical took place on an Atlantic crossing. The musical was directed by Miss Stuart. The chorus and piano accompanyment by Mrs. Arnett and the band by Mrs. Hamilton. 71 OUR TOWN, by Thornton Wilder, was the 1981 Spring play chosen by Gretchen Stuart, the Drama Club sponsor. The setting for the play is Grovers Corner, NH. The everyday lives of two families in the early 1900's was the main plot of the production. Julia you're crazy! Dirk Ackerman and Shannon Dunnam. Emily and George getting married. Stage Manager Pat Summers Dr. Gibbs—Dirk Ackerman Joe Crowell Lisa Brothers Howie Newsome -Randy Wit Mrs. Gibbs—Shannon Dill George Gibbs -Steve Tedrow Rebecca Gibbs Tammy Fuhrman Wally Webb Ijom Rasico Emily Webb—Katl t Mathies Professor Willard Gianrva Gee Mr Webb -Brian Hardwick Women—Inger Rasico Man in Auditorium Joe Goss Lady in Box—Beth Wines Simon Stimson—Sam Street Mrs. Soames— Jenni Reeves Constable Warren- Bob Spoonmore Kevin Byron) Si Crowell- Beth Wines w Sam Craig—Joe Goss Joe Stoddard Steve O'Brien People of the town —Lisa Lukens The moonlight is so terrible. DRAMA CLUB L-R 1st Row: R. Barber. Secretary: D. Mathies, Treasurer; D. Howell. President; Miss Stuart, Sponsor; P. Summers. Vice- President; K. Clements, Clerk; K. Mathies. Historian; 2nd Row: P. Asbell, A. Harder, I. Rassico, J. Reeves, S. Dunnam, L. McKean, E. Smith, K. Fuhrman, 3rd Row: J. Wildman, D. Parr, B. Lavely, K. Swisstock, T. Hedrick, J. Williams, T. Fuhrman. 0. Ackerman, M. Guy. L. Brothers. 4th Row: S. English S. O'Brian, B. Spoonmore. D. Lents, B. Sims, L. McKean, G. Gee. C. Sterling. S. Johnson, K. Wallace, 5th Row: B. Hardwick R. Street, M. Ervin, C. McAtee, T. Neukam, N. English. C. Bullock, P. Baily, L. Lucans, D. Byron, B. Summers, 6th Row: R. Wiliams, B. Wines, P. Overton, K. Byron, J. Dawson. S. Street. C. O'Conner. D. Wagner, T. Rassico, J. Goss, G. Elliot, M. Wagner. THESPIAN SOCIETY L-R 1st Row: R. Barber, Secretary; D. Mathies. Treasurer K. Clements, Clerk; Miss Stuart, Sponsor; P. Summers. Vice-President D. Howell, President. K. Mathies, Historian; 2nd Row: P. Overton, B. Wines. T. Fuhrman, S. Tedrow, D. Ackerman, J. Reeves. K. Swistock; 3rd Row: B. Hardwick, T. Rasico. A. Harder. K. Fuhrman, S. Dunnam, I. Rasico, G. Gee 4th Row: C. O'Conner. D. Wagner B. Lavely, J. Williams, S. O'Brien, R. Williams, J. Goss, D. Byron. 74 'ST King of the slopes Tim Walker SKI CLUB L-R: J. Larkin, T. Walker, B. Spoonmore, E. Sargent. N. Doyle not pictured. This was the first year of the Loogootee High School Ski Club It was held at Paoli Peaks and the members were taught the basics of skiing. Debbie Wagner INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL RODEO ASSOCIATION Back L-R: D. Hamilton, D. Street, Front L-R: C. Banister, D. Hembree. D. Bowman not pictured. 4 1 How Sweet It Is! The Loogootee Lions made their fourth trip to the Evansville Semi-State, Saturday, March 14, 1981. A great bunch of boys, superb coaching, and the spirit of Loogootee fans lead the way. Although we were defeated by a good Floyd Central team, this bunch of guys will always be No. 1 in our hearts! Front Row: Kelly Rayhill, Tim Bradley, Keith Lannan, Pat Strange, David Acton, Brent Nonte. Back Row: Bob Spoonmore, Randy Templin, Tony Haag, Steve Asdell, Juan Medina, Brian Sims, and Coach Weitkamp I BOY'S TENNIS Kelly Rayhill is ready for action. Senior Randy Templin in deep thought. The boy's tennis team finished the 1980 season with a 10-5 record. They were conference champs with an umblemished record of 8-0. The tennis team was sectional finalist. Blue Chip All Conference members were: Singles- Brian Sims and David Acton. Doubles- Randy Templin and Steve Asdell. Congratulations boys on a good season. Steve Asdell congratulating his opponent on a good match. Tony Haag returning a tough shot. Varsity Volleyball - Front Row L to R - Student Managers Cheryl Bailey, Susan Mathias, Georgia Patterson, Terri Byrer, Jill Spaulding, Sherri Wininger, Student Managers, Jill Mattingly, and Kim Waggner. Back Row L to R - Coach Miss Ackerman, Karen Bradley, Helen Nolley, Theresa Blad, Donna Daily, Lori Piemens, Denise Hembree, Asst. Coach Miss Albertson, and Statistician Teresa Nolley. Sitting in front - Mascots Brant Ackerman and Clay Armstrong. Not Pictured - Denise Arvin and Lisa Matheis. B-Team Volleyball- Student Manager Cheryl Bailey, Jodi Sims, Pam Walker, Kara Arvin, Carol Jones, Martha Hart, Debbie Taylor, and Student Manager Susan Mathias. Back Row- Coach Miss Albertson, Susan Burch, Amy Patterson, Robin Matheis, Carolyn Padgett, Audrey Nonte, Dana Woody, Chris Nolley. 80 Helen and Donna go up strong for a block GIRL'S VOLLEYBALL SENIORS- Top to Bottom Theresa Blad and Karen Bradley, Donna Daily and Lori Piemens, Denise Arvin and Denise Hembree, Dianna Howell and Jill Mattingly, in front Kim Waggner. Not Pictured is Helen Nolley. The Cross Country team finished out the season with a record of 10-35. Alan Brown held the best time of the year at 16:10. A new distance was run this year. It was 5000 meters or 3 miles. Coach Sims expects a better year in 1981 with 8 runners returning. 82 Team Picture - Stanley Hodges, Alan Brown, Pat Vogler, Ken Mosby, David Mischler, Danny Strange, Steve Risacher. Back Row - Craig Ledgerwood, Louis Hart, Donnie Seals, Aaron Rhoads, Jim Bruner, and Student Manager, Marty Gilbert. Girl's Varsity, left to right: Karen Bradley, Sherri Wininger, Rhonda Mundy, Theresa Blad, Lori Piemens, Jill Spaulding, and Sheila Love. Standing: Asst. Coach Tim Nonte, Student Manager Kim Waggner, Chris Nolley, Tammy Wenzel, Robin Matheis, Amy Patterson, Kara Arvin, Student manager Jill Mattingly, and Coach Sandy Siebert. GIRL'S BASKETBALL This year, the girls' team finished out the season with a fine mark of 16-4. They shared the Blue Chip Conference Crown with South Knox with a 7-1 record. They were also Sectional Runner-ups. 84 The B-Team finished out a super season with a record of 15-1. Under the new coaching of Mr. Tim Nonte, the girl's for the first time had a winning season and also won the Blue Chip Conference. With all the girls returning, next years team has a good outlook. CON- GRATULATIONS GIRLS!!! B-Team members, left to right: Chris Nolley, Kara Arvin, Tammy Wenzel, Dana Woody. Middle row, left to right: Peggy Hildebrand, Amy Patterson, Robin Matheis, Rhonda Mundy. Top row, left to right: Student manager Kim Waggner, Asst. Coach Tim Nonte, and student manager Jill Mattingly. NAME FG FGA PCT. FT. FTA PCT. TP PF REB. AST. Theresa Blad 129 224 58% 88 139 63% 346 60 219 26 Lori Piemens 127 310 41% 52 73 7 306 68 128 38 Karen Bradley 19 66 29% 5 14 36% 41 20 33 28 Sheila Love 6 21 29% 2 9 22% 17 21 26 11 Sherry Wininger 62 150 41% 24 48 50% 148 66 64 51 Jill Spaulding 32 104 31% 3 15 20% 67 44 66 30 Rhonda Mundy 3 5 60% 0 1 0% 61 0 3 0 Kara Arvin 0 0 0% 0 0 0% 0 0 4 0 Chris Nolley 0 1 0% 0 0 0% 0 1 1 1 Dana Woody 0 0 0% 0 0 0 Vo 0 0 1 TEAM STATISTICS HOME Opp'nts FG FGA FT FTA FT% PF RBS. AST. SCORE SCORE 933 636 379 895 175 302 58% 275 556 189 46.8% 31.6% Pm M. 4 Sheila skies for an easy bunny. Buzz, (Sherri) on the lookout. Eoote e s Varsity Awards: Most Rebounds-Theresa Blad Most Points Theresa Blad Free Throw—Lori Piemens Most Assists-Sherri Winigger Most Improved Rhonda Mundy B-Team Awards: Most Rebounds Robin Matheis Free Throw Tammy Wenzel Blue Chip All-Conference Team: Lori Piemens Theresa Blad Robin dominates B-team action. Varsity Boy's Basketball—Front Row, Left to Right: Cheerleaders Carolyn Padgett, Marcia McAtee. Connie Kieffner, Denise Arvin, and Beri Parker. Second Row Left to Right: Jim Riggins, Richard Burch, Eric Ackerman, J.R. Doyle, Greg Taylor, and Bob Butcher. Third Row Left to Right: Asst. Coach Keevin Biggs. Jim Matthews, David Wininger, Ryan Templin Rick Schnarr, Daryl Street, and Coach Jack Butcher. Top Row Left to Right: Student Manager Stan Hodges, Kevin Hunt, Gerald Kalb, Jamie Lannan, and Student Manager Rick Barber. Coach Jack Butcher at SENIORS: Seated; Bob Butcher, Jim Riggins, Standing: Greg celebration. Taylor, Eric Ackerman, Richard Burch. Asst. Coach Biggs is all smiles. WON 22 VARSITY BASKETBALL LOST 4 Blue Chip Champs Sectional Champs Regional Champs FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT TP REB AST E LBR E. Ackerman 78 156 50 45 76 59 201 206 50 30 42 R. Burch 110 225 48 56 91 61 276 175 82 39 55 B. Butcher 222 412 53 95 108 88 539 56 83 62 66 J. Riggins 53 131 40 27 39 69 133 19 86 51 46 G. Taylor 5 18 27 6 13 46 16 19 1 5 3 J.R. Doyle 65 126 51 39 57 68 169 136 23 36 18 R. Templin 4 14 28 13 21 61 21 26 9 10 7 J. Matthews 6 16 37 5 8 62 17 12 4 1 3 D. Street 2 3 66 0 1 0 4 2 1 2 0 R. Schnarr 5 12 41 4 19 21 14 23 3 11 2 K. Hunt 1 3 33 0 1 0 2 0 0 4 0 G. Kalb 2 2 100 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 D. Wininger 2 3 66 3 4 75 7 8 0 0 0 J. Lannan 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M. Piemens 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 B. Hedrick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L. Sellers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Boys' Basketball Bob Butcher soars above everyone to add two more of his many points. Super sub, Ryan Templin is shown adding another two from the corner. B-Team, kneeling left to right: Student manager Chris Flynn, Jamie Lannan, Brent Hedrick, Lincoln Sellers, Kevin Hunt, and Student Manager John Ross. Standing: left to right, Asst. Coach Keevin Biggs, Mark Piemens, Daryl Street, Ryan Templin, Dave Wininger, Gerald Kalb, Rick Schnarr, Jim Matthews, and Student Manager Tim Bradley. Freshman Team, Front row, left to right: Cheerleaders, Kathleen Arvin, Rita Barber, JoAnne Swickard, Middle Row. Student Manager John Ross, Chris Wininger, Tim Wagler, Stanley Graber, Doug Bradley, Keith Lannan, Student Manager Chris Flynn, Back Row: Coach Steven Phillips, Ed Harder, Charlie Blackwell, Brad Savor, Pat Strange, Jim Weisheit, David Lingenfelter, Wayne Ritchey. JoDee Arvin is only the second girl fromTO i iqh School to competein the State Track Meet. In qualifying JoDee out to set the hurdle record. d antf'fi finished 3rd in the Finals school record Lori Piemens out distances all the rest of the competitors Carolyn Padgett high above. Debbye Taylor and Karen Bradley going for one and two. Varsity track, front row, left to right: Lori Piemens, JoDee Arvin, Marilyn Hart, and Cozetta Woody. Second row, left to right: Debbye Taylor, Jill Spaulding. Dara Parr, and Carolyn Padgett. Third row, left to right: Sherri Wininger Martha Hart. Karen Bradley, and Kim Brown. Top row left to right: Student manager Donna Daily, Coach CoCo Albertson, and Student manager Lisa Matheis. GIRLS' TRACK | This year's track team was under the first year direction of CoCo Albertson. This year's team finished up the season winning over 50% of their meets and this is attributed to the fine coaching of Ms. Albertson. Sectional qualifiers for this year's team were: Marilyn Hart, Jill Spaulding, Martha Hart, JoDee Arvin—1600 relay, JoDee Arvin in the hurdles, and Lori Piemens in the discus. JoDee and Lori qualified for the Regional also. GOOD JOB GIRLS! Track coach Charles Sims keeping up with the times. This year's track team finished out the season with a 20-21 record. They had two people chosen for the Blue-Chip All Conference Team. Those boys were Richard Burch in the long jump and Bruce Smith in the pole vault. There were six seniors on this year's team and they will be sorely missed in next years competition. These seniors are: Scott Smith, Bruce Smith, Richard Burch, Pat Vogler, John Mosby, and Marty Gilbert. Sectional Qualifiers for this years team were: Richard Burch in the 400 meter dash and the long jump, Bruce Smith in the pole vault, John Mosby in the high hurdles and 300 meter lows, Jamie Lannan in the pole vault, Alan Brown in the mile run, Kevin Hunt in the 3200 meter run, and Donnie Parsons in the hurdles. Donnie could not compete because of a knee injury early in the season. BOYS' TRACK Louis Hart pulls away from the pack. Richard Burch flying high for another first place in the long jump. Boys' track team, bottom row left to right: Coach Charles Sims. Scott Smith, Bruce Smith, Richard Burch, Pat Vogler, and John Mosby. Second row, left to right: Asst. Coach John Walker, Kevin Hunt, Mike Arvin, Alan Brown, Kelly Rayhill, Lee Crays, and Donnie Parsons. Third row left to right: Stan Hodges, Marty Gilbert, Brent Hedrick, Lincoln Sellers, Steve Cropp, Jamie Lannan, Louis Hart, and Steve Risacher. Top row, left to right: Brad Taylor. Steve Tedrow, Chris Flynn, David Haag, Troy Bough, Craig Ledgerwood, Steve Johnson, and Eddie Hansen. Varsity, Front Row left to right—Jim Weisheit, Ed Harder, Wayne Ritchey, Chris Wininger, Tim Wagler, Manager Rick Barber, Second Row— Jamie Wininger Jim Riggins, Charlie Blackwell. Tim Walker, Paul Ader, Danny Bowman, Third Row—Coach Tim Nonte, Mark Piemens, Dave Wininger, Rick Schnarr, Troy Smith, Greg Clark, Ken Mosby. Jim Matthews Asst. Coach Lee Kavanaugh. Boy's Baseball Coach Kavanaugh and Coach Nonte discuss the next play. 96 Bat Girls—Front Row left to right—April Wagner, Stacey Downey, Jill Nonte. Stephanie Love, Back Row—Sandra Eichmiller, Sheila Hardwick, Audrie Nonte, Lisa Connell. Greg Clark is prepared for opponent's attempt to steal second base. OPPONENT South Bend Washington South Bend Washington WON LOST SCORE North Central W 4-3 L 7-3 Sullivan W 6-2 l L 7-6 Forest Park w 2-0 South Spencer L 3-1 Mitchell w 10-2 Washington Catholic W 7-1 Springs Valley w 7-1 Bedford North-Lawrence L 10-8 Worthington w 22-2 South Bend Clay W 2-0 Bloomington South w 3-2 South Bend Clay L 8-4 Bloomington South (9) w 3-2 Gobles Michigan w 12-3 Northeast Dubois L 5-3 Vincennes w 8-3 Southridge L 8-5 Barr-Reeve W 2-1 Vincennes Rivet L 4-0 South Knox w 9-2 L M w 26-0 Shoals w 3-0 Barr Reeve w 7-3 Washington w 1-0 North Daviess w 8-3 Bloomfield w 6-1 Jasper L 2-0 North Daviess w 5-0 SECTIONAL CHAMPS SUL1VAN TOURNEY CHAMPS WON 21 LOST 9 Tim Nome 11th Year Won 180 Lost 80 BATTING NAME CLASS Wininger J. 12 Walker T. 10 Riggins J. 12 Clark G. 11 Schnarr R. 10 Ader P. 10 Piemens M. 10 Wininger D. 10 Matthews J. 11 Smith T. 12 Blackwell C. 9 Mosby K. 12 Bowman D. 10 Crays L 11 Harder E. 9 Ritchey W. 9 Wininger C. 9 Wagler T. 9 Weisheit J. TEAM 9 ATT OB IP AB R H BB RBI 117 68 203 88 29 18 23 8 108 53 201 83 16 21 13 18 106 64 205 87 27 28 20 31 99 43 200 90 13 25 10 17 96 47 206 86 21 23 4 17 101 52 198 84 12 25 14 16 82 42 191 63 18 16 15 8 106 51 205 95 16 28 14 20 24 11 171 17 3 2 4 2 79 39 191 62 9 17 14 11 13 3 34 11 3 2 1 0 9 3 22 6 2 1 2 2 4 3 15 3 0 2 1 0 10 4 27 7 1 1 2 1 5 5 13 2 3 0 3 2 2 1 8 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 783 183 210 152 SB SO E SAC HP OBAV AVE. 24 9 2 5 1 .581 .204 4 12 8 10 0 .490 .253 9 8 14 2 1 .603 .321 3 20 5 0 0 .434 .278 13 10 20 2 . 1 .489 .267 7 7 2 1 0 .514 .298 8 17 1 2 1 .512 .254 4 20 4 1 0 .481 .295 1 3 0 2 0 .458 .117 1 12 0 2 0 .493 .274 0 7 1 0 0 .230 .181 2 3 0 0 0 .333 .166 0 0 0 0 0 .750 .666 0 3 1 0 0 .400 .142 0 0 0 0 0 1000 .000 1 0 0 0 0 .500 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 77 144 65 .268 PITCHING STATISTICS K NAME G-GS PITCHED AB H BAA BB K R ER W-L-S HP ERA Riggins J. 15-13 88 322 51 .160 37 112 35 14 8-4 2 1.11 Wininger D. 12-10 67 231 47 .203 19 71 23 16 9-2 6 1.66 Smith T. 6- 5 31 112 19 .169 17 20 13 9 4-1 0 2.03 Mosby K. 8- 1 15 62 11 .177 12 7 12 5 0-1 0 2.33 Schnarr R 2- 0 4 16 5 .312 3 1 4 4 0-1 0 7.00 Lions capture double header, 16th straight The Loogotee Lions continued their winning way� Saturday afternoon at home, taking a double header from Bloomington South 3-2 and 3-2, to register their 16th win in a row Jim Riggins pitched the victory for the 1 jons in the first game, striking out five and walking two The difference in the first game mas s solo home run by t avid Wimager in the with Inning that snapped a I-I tie Jamie Wininger collected LoOgOOtce'S other hit in the first game, a single in the first, and later scored on a sacrifice fly by Riggins David Wininger came back to pitch the victory for the Lions in game two Wininger fanned nine batter and did not issue a walk The second game went nine innings and the l.ions broke a 2-2 tie when Mark Piemans walked and moved to third on t double by Jamie Wininger Tim Walker had the game- winning hit for LHS as hr singled in Piemens David w minger had two Singles to lead Loogootee hitting The victory gives l.oogootee an 16-5 record, and the 16 straight vie lories continues to grow as a school record The l.ior� play at Pike Central Tuesday Game I Bloom. S. Oil UOOo 2-4-1 Loo« IOOIOIX3-2 3 Druckemiller. Peugh '6� and Deckard Jim Riggins and Jamie Winigger WP Riggins LP Peugh Game 2 Bloom S MW Dun 200 211 Loog lot W' Mil 3-8-3 Hurl and Deckard.David Wininger and Jamie Wininger WP Wininger. LP-Hurt Loogootee Lions IHSAA BASEBALL TOURNEY Loogootee takes on Jasper in Regional play Saturday Tim Walker had two singles In lead Loogootee hitting, while Paul Ader had a two-run double in the first inning that got the l.ions out in front 2-0 The victory leaves Loogootee with a 10-6 slate. 6-1 in Blue Chip Conference play The Lions will host Southridge today at 4 p m NE Ihibois is aow R-o m BCC plav l.oogootee 210 MW 03-6-1 N K Dubois (WO 302 X S-S I Jim Riggms and Jamie Wininger Tony Foltz and Brad Schneider WP-PoItz. LP-Riggms capture sectional Lions' 16-game winning streak broke by Jeeps Loogootrc had its 16 game streak snapped Wednesday night at NE I Hits ns as the Jeeps handed the Lions a 5 3 setback. Tony Knit was the winning pitcher for NE Duboto Jim Riggins suf- fered the loss for loogootee. as he struck out to hatters and walked four Girls' Tennis Team—Front row (l-r) Sarah Hedrick. Georgia Patterson, Connie Kieftner, Terri Byrer. Tammy Wenzel, Jodi Sims, Carol Jones. Back row (l-r) Coach Larry Weitkamp Amy Patterson, Beri Parker, Theresa Blad, Robin Matheis, Denise Aryin, Jill Mattingly. Not pictured Kelly Fox. ' TENNIS Junior Terri Byrer The 1981 Loogootee High School Girls' Tennis Team achieved another successful season, finishing with a record of 10-2 and capturing the Blue Chip Conference title for the third consecutive year. Larry Weit- kamp's girls' teams have compiled an impressive 4 year record of 43-8. Named to the All-Conference Team was Theresa Blad, Amy Patterson, Terri Byrer, Georgia Patterson, and Beri Parker. End-of-season awards were as follows: Most Valuable Player, Theresa Blad: Most Improved Player, Terri Byrer. Congratulations for the good work. Front row, Randy McAtee, Tom Michaels, Brian Sims, Aaron Rhoads, Eric Sargent, John Butts, Troy Resler; Back row, Gerald Kalb, Ryan Templin, Steve Wininger, Eric Ackerman, Kevin Roach, and Coach Phil Eyler. Brian Sims going for the green! Steve Wininger; GET IN THERE! This year's team finished out the season with a 14-21 record. Two members placed on the All- Conference team. They were: Brian Sims and Steve Wininger. Coach Eyler should be commended for his fine work and dedication that he has put out for the team and especially the school of LOOGOOTEE. 103 FRESHMAN James Acker James Ader James Allen Kara Arvin Kathleen Arvin Kevin J. Arvin Kevin M. Arvin Cary Asbell Patty Asbell Rita Barber Picture not available Charlie Blackwell Kim Blackwell Troy Bough Doug Bradley Tim Bradley Karmen Bratton Jim Bruner Kelly Butcher Class Officers: T-B Craig Ledgerwood. Amy Patterson, Carol Jones, Lisa Trambaugh. 105 John Butts Scot Cannon Troy Cannon Billy Carrico Rod Carrico Shannon Chandler Wilma Clark Terri Colglazier Jeff Colvin Francis Combs Picture not available Clifton Darnell Binny Dembo Starletta English Christina Fegan Christine Flynn Christopher Flynn Shannon Fuhrman Wayne Fuhrman Cindy Graber Stanley Graber 106 Troy Bough passing some time away during class. David Grable David Haag Eddie Hansen Nedra Hansen William Harder Sheila Hardwick Picture not available Mary Healy Sarah Hedrick Rhonda Hert Robert Higgins Gerald Hodges Linda Hotz Steve Johnson Carol Jones Billy Koontz Keith Lannan Craig Ledgerwood Cynthia Legrand Picture not available Kelly Lents i 107 Usa Lichte David Lingenfelter Billy Lucas George Mathies David Matthews Randy McAtee Tommy Micheals Sandra Milligan Wally Mitchell Scot Muench Dina Norris Help! I'm Stuck!! —lim Acker David O'Brien Rick Ochs Mike Pannell Amy Patterson Larry Payne Rod Peek Alan Pielemeier Jim Porter Tom Rasico Troy Resler Aaron Rhoads 108 Ricky Richards Wayne Ritchey John Ross Eric Sargent Steve Simmons Jodi Sims Boy, how I hate people taking my picture!—Kristi Taylor Jason Smith Kerry Smith Maria Snider Carol Sparks Kim Stevens Pat Strange Roberta Street Sam Street Kathy Stucky Marla Sutton Joann Swickard John Swigler Anthony Taylor Kristi Taylor Steve Tedrow 109 Lisa Trambaugh Pam Turner Sallie Veilleux Richard Vogler Tim Wagler Pam Walker Jim Weisheit Tammy Wenzel Lynnel Williams Randy Williams Randy Wilson Chris Wininger Dana Woody It Takes More Than One to do the Job—Scott Muench, Rod Peek, Tom Rasico 110 SOPHOMORES Debra Acker Jennifer Acton Karen Acton Paul Ader Steve Asdell Cheryl Bailey Pam Bailey Robert Barlow Keith Bateman Danny Bowman John Brewer Larry Brock Kim Brown Richard Bruner Trish Burton Kevin Byron Class Officers and Sponsors Front: Mr. Poehlein, Mr. Johnson; Back: S. Denson, Sec., D. Bowman, Treas., P. Ader, Vice- Pres., S. Asdell, Pres. Ill Beth Canada Don Cannon Lisa Connell Starla Cornwell Norman Cox Tammy Crabtree Dennis Cropp Steve Cropp Dawna Davis Jamie Dawson Susan Deegan Susan Denson Ronnie Divine Nancy Doyle Sandra Eichmiller Patty Elliott Marilyn Ellis Mary Ellen Ervin Brent Fellers Kathy Flynn Kenneth Fox Janell Franklin 112 Melinda Gates Gianna Gee Larry Gilbert Sheldon Graber Jesse Hall Louis Hart Brent Hedrick Peggy Hildebrand Stanley Hodges Kevin Hunt Gerard Kalb James Lannan Jayma Larkin James Love Trisha Love Lisa Lukens John Lythgoe Robin Mathies Susan Mathias Mike Mattingly Doug Mattox Connie McAtee 113 Juan Medina Jeff Miller Rhonda Mundy Nina Neukam Tina Neukam Chris Nolley Audrey Nonte Brent Nonte Kelly Norris Carolyn Padgett John Pankey Frank Patterson Mark Piemens Charlie Potts Tracey Raney Steve Risacher Kevin Roach Ricky Schnarr John Sellers Gerard Shoultz Jeff Smith Linda Smith Sophomore girls having fun at ballgame. Jill Spaulding Carmen Sterling 114 Aren't we beautiful Dawna Jannell. Patty, Karen. Karry Stoll Danny Strange Tom Strange Robby Street Kevin Swartzentruber Debbie Taylor Kim Truelove Sheila Truelove April Wagner Mark Wagner Tim Walker Joni Walton Leah Wildman David Wininger Sherry Wininger Doug Winklepleck John Wuepper Lana McKean Steve Asdell enjoying his apple. 115 JUNIORS David Acker Dirk Ackerman David Acton Diane Arvin Jackie Arvin Janet Arvin Jo Dee Arvin Joanna Arvin Johnny Arvin Mike Arvin Kim Baker Cindy Bannister Rick Barber Kim Beckett Rachel Blackwell Tori Bledsoe Nancy Bough Doug Bowman Pam Braun 116 I Alan Brown Kim Brown Cindy Bruner Barbara Buchta Carole Bullock Susan Burch Terri Byrer Doug Byron Jackie Carrico Rick Chambers Greg Clark Tammy Colglazier Lee Crays J.R. Doyle Greg Elliott Nellie English David Flynn Tammy Fuhrman Joe Goss Clarence Graber John Guy Tony Haag Alycia Harder Joyce Harder Jacki Hardwick Martha Hart D.J. Healy Lana Holmes Freddie Hurt Jule Kelly Connie Kieffner Mike Kirkley Brien Lagle Brenda Lavely Lisa Lemmon Danny Lents Denny Lents Jim Lents Kathi Lents Linda Lents James Lindsey Donna Long Stephanie Love Lisa Matheis Diane Mathies Jim Matthews Marcia McAtee Tom Miller Mike Mischler Naomi Neideffer Steve O'Brien Cheryl O'Connor Pam Overton Dara Parr Connie Parsons Donnie Parsons Georgia Patterson Inger Rasico Sharon Ray 119 Kelly Rayhill Travis Resler Sandy Ritchey Richard Robinson Dawn Rogers David Ross Tom Russell Pam Schnarr Brian Sims Marsha Sims Trudy Smith John Sparks Bob Spoonmore Billy Stewart Danny Strange Alan Street Brenda Street Darryl Street Bev Summers Jennel Swartzentruber Ryan Templin Dennis Wagler Debbie Wagner Kris Wallace Tom Walton Kevin Weddle Janice Wildman Kevin Wildman Beth Wines Steve Winninger Photograph not available 120 Mascot 2. Volleyball StudfManager 2-4. Hobbiei Sewing and water skung Favorite Subjects-Busmen Lab and Accounting Futuna Plans Attend co tge to major m Business David D Johnson. French Club 2. Spanish Club 1-2, Track 1-2. Hobbies tennis and rock-n ro«, Favorite Subjects Wood and Economics Future Plans-Ar Force Bruce V Jones. Basebau 1 Intramural Basketball J. Hobbies listening to musK by the Beaties and the Cars Beatieman.a Favorite Subjects History. Future Plans to attend ISU to major m Business Administration Mark 0 Kreiteer. Band 1-3. Pep Band 1-3 Intramural Basketball 1- 4. Hobbies-Listening to music and ndmg motorcycles. Favorite Subjects Wood Shop and Foods. Future Ptans-To make a mitMon Marty lannan. Basketball 1-2. Intramural Basketball 3-4. Hobbles - playing basketball and baseball Favorite Subjects- Current Problems and Accounting Future Plans College Richard Leo Larkin. Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4. Yearbook Staff J. Oast Treasurer 1.2 a. French Club 1-2, Lion Mascot 3-4, Pit Band 2- 3. Hobbies-Bicycling. Sknng. Ckff Scaling Spelunking, and Ratting the mighty White, Favorite Subjects-Phys s. Trigonometry Future Plans Attend college and major in retailing Ooug Lents, Basketball 1. Baseball 1. Intramural 8asketbali 2. Hobbtes-Ali sports. Favorite Subjects-History and Drafting. Future Plans-Attend Vincennes University Sheila Mane Love. Gudance Secretary 3. 0 E A 3-4. Yearbook Staff 2-4. French Club 1-4. Health Club 2-4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball 1-4 Track 1 4 Intramural Volleyball 2-4. CYO 1-4, Junior Concessions. Hobbies-Playing basketball, tennis, and swimming. Favorite Subjects Business Lab and Accounting, Future Pians-To attend V rcennes University and becom an eiecutue secretary, Kathleen Ann Math-es ChO'js 1-4, Swing Choir 4 Drama Club 2- 4 Officer 4 Thespian Sooety 3-4 Play Cast 3-4. Ptay Committee 2- 4. Musical Committee 2 Muscai Cast 3-4 Votleybaii 2, Intramura Volleyball 244, Hobbes- Ba«mg. Sewing, smging, Favonte Subjects-Orama, Chorus, Ciotnmg Sociology. Future Ptans-Attend Indiana State University and major In Home Economics Jill Ann Mattingly, Band 1-4 Pep Band 1-4, French Club 1-4, He4tth Club 1-2. B4iketb4ii 2-4 Tenn.s 1-4. Voileybau 1 4, Intramural Volleyball 2-4 Who s Who in Fore-gn Languages 2. Hobbies-Motorcycle ndmg and softball, Favonte Subjects Chemistry and Socoogy, Future Pia«s-Happiness. Jen Mattoi Bang 1-4 Pep Band 1-4, Hobbes-Working on cars, Favonte Subjects-Wood Shop and Economics. Future Pians-Qne year college Michael Joseon VcAtee Cadet teaching l. Student Council 1-4, Basketba- 1. Baseball 1-3 Intramural Vo :eybaH 2-4, Mobbies- Water Skiing. Baseball, and Snow skiing Favonte Subjects-Cadet teacn ng Future Plans-To attend IU in the fall of 1981 and mgjor •n Business and marketing Lawrence R McKean, Chorus 1.3 44, Drama Club 1. Play Cast 1. Musical Cast 1. Track i, intramural Voieybar 1-3. Hobbies- Workmg on cars and loud move, Favonte Subjects-Foods and Accounting, Future Pians-Trade School Lora Lynn McKean, Chorus 1-4, Office Help 2, O.E A 4. Drama Club 1,3,44, Thespan Society 4 Play Committee 1,2.44 Musical Committee 3-4, Spanish C ub 4. Health Club 4. F H.A. 4, Prom Committee 3. Hobbies-Sew.ng and cooking. Favonte Subjects- Busmess Lab. Shorthand, and typing Future Plans-Secretary Jacqueline Sue Miller. Bard 1-4, Pep Band 1-4. O.E A 3-4. Yearbook Staff 3-4, French Club 1-4, Health Club 2-4, Track l. Voileybau 1. Intramural Volleyball 2-4. Junior Concessions. Hobbies-Water skiing, Snow skiing being with friends, and riding around. Favorite Subjects-History. Current Problems, and English. Future Pians-to attend IU and to major In business Rick Milligan, Intramural Basketball 1. Hobbies- work-ng on cars. Favonte SubjecU-Wood Shop. Future Pians-coliege David V. MiscMer. Spanish Club 2. Cross Country 3-4, Track 3-4, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Hobbies-Playing an spons, following all Ch ago spons team� Favorites Subjects-Matn and Chemistry. Future Ptans-Rose Muiman John Robert Mosby. Cross Country 1. Track 3-4. Hobbies-Fishlng and bowung, Favonte Subjects-Sociology. Future Piani-attend college and take courses in Forestry Kenneth Uoyd Mosby, Baseball 2. Baseball 3, Track 1, Intramural Basketball 1, Hobbies-Musk and spons. Favorite Subjects-Shop and History Future Pians-Air Force. Helen Frandne Nolley. Cadet teaching 3-4, F M A 1-4, Office' 3, Track 1, Voileybau 1-4, Intramural Voileybau 3-4, Wno's Who in American Hgn Schools 4. Hobb-es-Volieybtii and crocheting. Favorite Subjects-Current Problems. Cadet teaching. Sooo'ogy. Future Plans-Attend Vmncennes Beauty School. Jill Ann Norte Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4. Office Help 1-2. 0 E A 3- 4. Health Chib 1-4, uonette 1-4, Track 1-2. Intramural Volleyball 3- 4, Hobbies—Dancing, water skiing, reading, volleyball, and listening to music. Favorite Subjects-Psychology. Sociology, and Business Lab, Future Pians-To attend ISU and major in Business Mane Kathleen Norns, Guidance help 4. Orama Club 1, Play Committee 1. French Club 1-4, Health Club 1-2. F H A. 4, Prom Committee 3. Hobbles-Playing guitar, painting, writing tongs and horseback ndmg. Favorite Subjecti-Art. Oraftmg. and Shorthand, Future Ptans-To attend University of Evansville and major in some related art course or mtenor design Mary Susan Norns. Band 1-3, Pep Band 1-3, Chorus 3-4, Drama Club 3-4, Thespian Society 4. Student Oirector 4. Play Committee 3-4. MutKai Committee 3-4, Musical Cast 3. F.M A 2-4, Intramural Volleyball 2. Spirit Club 1-4, Hobbies-Skating, cooking, horseback ndmg. danemg. and bikmg. Favorite Subjects - Engiish and Foods. Future Pians-Coliege. Ben J Parker. Band 1-2. Cadet teaching 4. 0 £ A 4. Secretary OEA 4. Student Council 2, Drama Club 1. Play Committee 1. Spanish Club 2-4, Hearth Club 1, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Prom Committee 3. Prom Princess Candidate 3. Cheerleader 1-4, Lionette 2. Tennis 1-4, Who � Who in Foreign Languages 3, Who' Who m American High Schools 3, Hobbies- Piaymg tennis, horseback ndmg and having fun with fnends Favorite Subjects - Spanish and Accounting Future Plans - To attend IU majonng in Spanish and Accounting Lon J. Piemens. Band 1-4. Pep Band 1-4. Cadet teaching 3-4. Yearbook Staff 4, Play Committee 2, Spanish Chib 2-4, Prom Committee 3, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Intramural Volleyball 2-4. Hobbies- Reading and partKipatmg m various sports. Favorite Subjects-History Cadet teaching, and Sociology. Future Plans- To attend Officer � Candidate School in the United States A Force George L Raney. Intramural Basketball 1-4, Hobbies-Basketball. Fishing and Hunting Favonte Subjects-Woodshop. Future Plans-Air Force Jennifer M heie Reeves. Chorus 1-4, Cadet teaching 2. Drama Club 1-4, Thesp«an Society 1-4, Play Cast 1-3. Play Committee 1- 3. Musical Committee 2-4. MusK4l C4� t 2-4 Spanish 1-4 Who-� Who m Foreign Language 2. Honor Thespian 3-4. Hobbies Writing letters, wntmg poetry, playing piano, music, reading, dances. Favonte Subjects - Drama. Chorus. History, and English. Future Plans To go into theatre work, either as performer or tech worker Jim A Riggms. Prom Pnnce Candidate 3. Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1- 4, Boys State 3. Hobb.es-Hunting. Tenms. and Listening to Musk, Favorite Subjects Economy and Tngonometry. Future Plan� College Domne Lee Seals Cross Country a. Track 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4. Hobbie -Running and piaymg basketball Favonte Subjects Economics, Future Plans Navy Ed Searl, Favonte Subjects Wood Shop. Future Plans- Getting a job Martm Seitcn Hobbies Cars, leather, and art. Favonte Subjects art and wood, Future Plans- Mechamc Donna Sue Sims, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4. Cadet teaching 3, O.E A 3-4. Orama Club 1. Health Club 2-4. Prom Committee 3, Intramural Volleyball 2-4. Who-� Who m American High Schools 4. Hobbies Swimming, being with fnends. and piaymg volleyball. Favonte Subjects - Accounting Shorthand. Business Lab. Future Plans Eaecutne secretary and to And happiness. Bruce W Smith, Track 1-4. Intramural Basketball 1-4. Hobbies Skiing, woekmg on cars. Favonte Subjects Math and Chemistry. Future Plan� -To attend Vincennes University Dawd Srvth Baseball 1. Track 4. Intramural Basketball 1-4. Hobbies-Proftssionai Wrestling Favonte Subjects- Economics. Speech. Future Plan� -To be a sports broadcaster, Erva Kay Smith Chorus 1-4, Chorus Treasurer 4. Swing Choir 4. Librarians 4 0 E A 3-4. Drama Club « Play Committee 4. MusKai Committee 2-4 M� «cal Cast 2-4, Spanish Club 1-4. Who's Who in American High Schools 3, Favonte Subjects-Chorus. Future Plans College and Secretarial work Raymond Ta ford Smith, Spanish Chib i-2. Basketball Manager 1. Golf 1. Tennis Manager l. Intramural basketball 1-4. Hobbies - Hunting, water skiing baseetban. and baseball. Favonte Subjects-Geometry. Sociology. Future Ptans-To attend Purdue Lmitrsity to study Engineering J. Scott Smith, Orama Club 2-4 Thespian Society 3-4. Musical Committee 2-4, Musical Cast 2-4, Track 1-4. Intramural Basketball 1-4. Hobbies-Hunting and ftslung Favonte Subjects- Wocd Shop. Future Pians-Auto Body Repa' Steve Ward Smith, Intramural Basketball 1-4. Hobbies- Roller Skating and playing basketball Favorite Subjects- Sociology. Wood and Government. Future Plans-Undecided Troy Smith Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-4 Intramural Baseetban 5- 4 Hobbies-Hunting and fishing. Favorite Subjects-Trigonometry and Current Problems, Future Plans-Attend College Oea-n SoereKs. Chorus 4 MutKai Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, Health Chib 1, Favorite Subjects-Health Future Plant-Nursing Le Ann Sorrells, Librarians 3, Spanun Club 1-2, F.H A. 1-4. HobbKS-Reading. Cooking, and Hiking. Favonte Subjects-Social Sconces. Future Plans-College Scott Souerd-ke Favonte Subjects-Snop Patrick James Summers, Band 1-4. Officer 4, Pep Band 1-2, Chorus 1-4. Swing Choir 4. Chorus Officer 4, Yearbook Staff 2-4, Orama Club 1-4. Drama Officer 3-4, Thespian Society 3-4. Student Director 2, Play Cast 2-4, Play Committee 1-4, MutKai Committee 2- 4, Musical Cast 3-4. French Club 1-4. Hobbies-Seeing Concerts pteys, and reading. Favorite Subjects-Band. Orama. Madrigals, Psychology, and Sociology. Future Plans-Attend Ball State and , major m musK Kathy Man� Swistock. Drama Club 1-4. Thespian Society 3-4, Student Director 3, Play Cast 3, Play Committee 2-4, MutKai Committee 2-4. Musical Cast 2-4. Student Production Manager 4, Spanish Chib 2 4 4 Basketball 2. Track 2. Who's Who m American High Schools 3. Hobbies-Water skang. reading, and traveling. Favonte Subjects-History- Chemistry, and English, Future Ptans- Go to college Den.se Taylor, Hobbies-reading, Favonte Subjects - Home EC . Future Plans-Housewife Greg Taylor, Basketball 1-4. Track 1-4. Mobbes-Fishing Hunting, and motorcycle riding, Favonte Subjects-Thgonometry and Current Problems, Future Pians-CoUege Randy TempHn. Student Council 1-4. Student Council VKe- Preudent 4. Spanish Club 1, Prom Prince 3. Booster Club 1-4. Bascbar 1-2, Tennis 4. Intramural Basketball 2-4. Hobbiet- Piay.-ng tennis and riding around. Favorite Subjects-Math. Future Plans-Attend IU. Patnck Allen Vogler Band 1-2. Pep Band X. Spanish Club 1. Cross Country 4. Track 3-4, Intramura; Basketball 2-4. Hobbies traveling, water skiing, running, and playing basketball. Favonte Subjects-Trlgonometry. Future Plans-Heavy Equipment Operator Kimberly Dee Waggntr, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, 0 E A 3-4, Officer 4. French Club 1-4, Health Chib 2. Basketball 1-2, Intramural Volleyball 2-4, Hobbies-Playing basketball and going to volleyball games Favorite Subjects-Business Lab and Band. Future Pians-Coliege. Bill Wathen, Favonte Subjects-Wood and World History. Future Ptant-Undecided Kimberty 0 Watkins. Spanish Chib 1. F.M.A. 1-4. Hobb.es- Horseback ndmg. Go to college and major In business Use Kay White. Spanish Chib 1-2, Hearth Club 4, F H A 2. Hobbies-Horseback riding. Ceramics. Favorite Subjects-Hearth Social Studies. Future Plans-To go to cohege for nursing JettKa Jane WUhamt. Chorus 1-4, Librarians 2-3. Guidance Help 3, OEA 3-4, Drama Club 2-4, Thespian Society 3-4. Play Cast 4. Play Committee 2-4 MutKai Committee 2-4. Musical Cast 2-4. French Chib 1. Health Club 1-4, F.H.A 4. Cheerleader 1, Basketball 1. Track 1-3, Intramural Volleyball 3-4. Prom Committee 3, Hobbiet-MuSK. Cooking. Swimming Reading, and Dancing. Favonte Subjects-Sociology, Speech, Chorus, and Current Problems. Future Plans-To become a radio broadcaster and attend college at Vincennes University. Martina Lomse Williams. Drama Club 2-4. Play Committee 2-4, Musical Committee 2-4. Spanith Club 1-4, Hobbiet-Watching TV. Science fiction, and listening to music. Favonte Subjects- Ceramics Health Occupations, and Algebra, Future Plans - Undecided Jamie Dee Win.nger, French Club 1-2, Basketball manager 2-3, Baseball 1-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Hobbies- Baseball. Water Skiing, Favonte Subjects Sociology and Current Problems. Future Plans- Attend ISU to become a businessman Jerry 0 Woody. Intramural Basketball 1-4. Hobbies- Listening to musK. Favonte Subjects Wood Shop and Power Mechanics, Future Plans to make money Gloria Jean Young. Office Help 4. Hobbies-Sewing cooking crocheting, reading, and playing tennis. Favonte Subjects - Sociology. Art. and Foods. Future Plans- Happiness Tma Renee Ziegler. F H A 3. Hobbies-Baseball Favonte Subjects Building Trades Future Plans-Undecided The Honorable Tracy Jeanne Mitchell Burch presiding over 3rd period. The 1981 Senior Mock Trial was held April 6th, 7th, 8th. The case involved the arrest of a High School student charged with Burglary and Larceny. Of the five government classes, the verdicts were as following: 1st Period: Not Guilty, 2nd Period: Not Guilty, 3rd Period: Guilty, 4th Period: Hung Jury, and 5th Period: Not Guilty. Defense lawyers Pat Vogler and Ken Mosby advising their defendant, Donnie Seals. 2nd period prosecution lawyers Beri Parker. Donna Daily, and Jackie Miller. 4th period prosecution lawyers. David Johnson and Bruce Smith. SENIOR CELEBRITIES. 1. Mr. Shy and Miss Naive - Marty Lannan and Shannon Dunnam 2. Biggest Flirts- Eric Ackerman and Gloria Green 3. Most Likely to Succeed- Phil Arvin and Kelly Fox 4 Apple Polishers- Raymond Smith and Theresa Blad 5. Road Hazzards- David Johnson and Gloria Green 6. Most Athletic- Bob Butcher, Theresa Blad and Jim Riggins Senior Class Officers and Sponsors of -81- 131 HOMECOMING 1980-81 Homecoming Queen Shannon Dunnam and her escort Eric Ackerman. Loogootee High School's 1980-81 Homecoming was held December 6th in the high school gym when Loogootee hosted Washington Catholic. The crowning took place during half- time of the varsity game. The queen and her escorts were elected by the L.H.S. student body. The final election of the queen was chosen by the senior class. The festivities were continued with a dance following the ballgame, at St. John's gym. The students danced to the sound of Free Reign until the evening ended. Queen Candidates L to R Marilyn Hart, Beri Parker, Shannon Dunnam, Margaret Hart, Denise Arvin, Escorts L to R- Randy Templin, Richard Burch, Eric Ackerman, Jim Riggins, Joey McAtee Kathleen Ann Mathies Maria Kathleen Norris Richard Leo Larkin Richard A. Burch Denise Maria Arvin Mary Susan Norris Jeff Crew Mark D. Kreitzer Kelly Jean Fox Michelle Guy Brenda Kay Divine Beri J. Parker 134 Jennifer Michele Reeves Alicia Reanee Berry Mary Anne Arvin Robert Butcher Bruce V. Jones Tracey Jeanne (Mitchell) Burch Steve Ward Smith Mary Harder 135 Mary Kay Ellis Lisa Kay White Scott Souerdike Bruce W. Smith Gloria Elaine Green Brian Ader Jim Mattox Cheryl Jean Cannon Karen Marie Bradley Judith Marie Christmas Theresa P. Hedrick Donna Susan Daily 136 Sabrina Jean Darnell Helen Francine Nolley John Gehlhausen David V. Mischler Kimberly Bernadette Fuhrman Scott Combess Pamela Ruth Clark Kimberly Dee Waggner 137 Erva Kay Smith Jill Ann Mattingly Greg Taylor Troy Smith Jennifer R. Arvin Michael Joseph McAtee Kathleen Marie Clements Marilyn J. Hart Jill Ann Nonte Marty Joe Gilbert John Robert Mosby Kenneth Lloyd Mosby Denise Renee Hembree Dennis Brian Hardwick Jamie Dee Wininger Randy Templin 138 Margaret Jean Hart David D. Johnson Raymond Talford Smith Phillip J. Arvin Doug Lents Marty Lannan Sheila Marie Love Brian Douglas Byrer Jacqueline Sue Miller Shannon Amanda Dunnam Lisa Jean Blad Theresa Ann Blad 139 Ed Searl Patrick Alan Vogler Daniel Howell Dianna Lynn Howell 140 Gloria Jean Young Gary Dwight Cox Lori J. Piemens Martina Louise Williams Jessica Jane Williams Kent Lee Fellers Lisa Mane Berry Kathy Mane Swistock Tina Zeigler Deann Sorrells Le Ann Sorrells David Smith Kevin Fellers Troy D. Dishong Rita Jean Ellis Woodrow Alan Berry Stacey Renee Downey Jerry D. Woody Larry R. Hembree J. Scott Smith 141 Yearbook When the 1981 yearbook staff came together, most of them did not know what the terms pica, flat, and copy meant. But through their willingness to learn and their natural abilities, they have created something on which they can look back and say: I was a part of that and I am proud of my contribution ' Putting a yearbook together takes a lot of work. There are deadlines that have to be met, pictures that have to be taken, and copy that has to be written. We cannot write down the amount of work that has been put into this book. It is hard to imagine a staff of 17 people, freshmen through seniors, accomplishing such a task. A special thanks also goes to our sponsor, Ms. Ackerman (Elmo), for putting up with us, yelling when we needed it, and always being there for advice and help. Thanks for a great year! Shannon Dunnam and Rick Barber, Editors. Senior Staffers: first row (I to r): Kelly Fox, Danny Howell Pat Summers, Jackie Miller; second row: Lori Piemens, Shannon Dunnam, Lisa Blad, Theresa Blad, Sheila Love. Activities Staff, Danny and Rhonda (Space) hard at work while Rick looks on. First row: Susan Denson, Eric Sargent, Rick Barber, Shannon Dunnam, Susan Mathias, Robin Matheis; second row: Rhonda Mundy, Dirk Ackerman, Theresa Blad, Danny Howell, Pat Summers, Phil Arvin; third row: Ms. Ackerman, Jackie Miller, Bob Spoonmore, Bev Summers, Lori Piemens, Kelly Fox. Editors, Rick Barber and Shannon Dunnam 143 M k � I i Marilyn D nny Arvin 6 Grace,Rex, S§rlh Arvi LMr, and Mrs Micheal E mily Family ' Sib ■ V .. « .� T ►cience flass igratuw is srniors ut the- eriod Jr. High Ar Na,S GoocLLuck 81 [erie, Carlye, and Ashlye Fisher caipn Arney Mr. James Gentry Boys' Track -81- Mary Pat Todd Mr. and Mrs. Terry Walton, Adam Ang Linda, Skip and Zack Mehinger Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods Family The Quiet 1st Period Soc Class Clay and Helen Dan, Faryl and Clay Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kavanaugh and Farnf Biggs Bus Driver Brant and Marsha Mr. and Mrs. Keevm Doug Gloria Rick Jones Lisa Young Stephanie Chris Arvin Heinzie, Norma Jason Amy Ziegler Linda Hotz Darlene Zieglei Leon Goepfirich Mr Mrs Kregory Johnson Family Carol oiw ayne Fuhrman Mr. Mik Kenneth Blad Family MorgaVHuebner the Z Kid r trs J zry Bowling Family st of LuckSeniors, Mr Mrs. Ray Johnson Mrs Stanely 44fl,dges, Sandy Stanley Jr Sr Brian Hardwick Mr. Mrs. Bill Strange Tim LOVES Lisa Ira Carolyn Clark Mr. Mrs. C.G. Clemen First Grade Teichers Karl Harder |Famil lary iCatherin and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jim, Edna, Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Upper Eleme The Millers - Verbal obe rnest Br d m V Traylor Odds and Ends auljRuby, Jackie, affd Mitch Wallace 'jLr- Curt8 5 jeetz V, alter Horsting Flm iPlemei f-a Jason, and Carrie Arthur Lawn anO Mrs. Ted Yarr rden Family Mr Nelson Elliott Tracy Baker Family Steve Phillips Dan Risacher Family Anna Porter Steve, Mary, Aarron, Bryan Rhoads Betty Beasley Kay and Dana Lents Helen Skip Martin The Melvin Schnarr Family Judy Savage Mr. and Mrs Ed Oser Bird Doug Gary Beryl Dorothy Arvin Mr. and Mrs. Bill Craney Mark Arvin Thomas R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wolford Barbara Moore With Love from Elmo Jack Butcher John, Judy, Pam, Andy Gordon Sharon Cole Susan Mathias Wtih Love from Ms. A's Littl Kief Mr. and Mrs. Edward M Mr. Gilbert's sijtff grade Mr. and Mrs. Miche Mr. and Mrs (jjJtdon Mr. and Mrs Gary k. Norris Mr. and Mrs. LoiSABfih on Mr. and Mrs. DalF Diane Riggins Mr. and Mrs. vv 144 ThespianJ� oc Captain Mid CommaAer , Mr. and firs. Mr and Mrs, Comr'i i •ertha Wlterberry r Sir Evelyn Good Luck Class, ofe| No rru Lte r u -4' KK Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Burch's Jenco GMC Betty Dove Miss Clampett Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wi Your Lovable Mr and Mrs. Russell Linnie rry, Alice, ichard Mary D,D,B,G,P,A, Andy, Wilma You might want Ford Mary The Mike Mr. 4th Pe jay ucc ot juc ■ an The Little Closet Gary's Sunoco The Eetoogool Snoil Shannon and Rick, Editors Jr. Tennis Crew Dave Brlfn, KeU Tony Georgia and lUl Ackerm Is it Shannon or Sheila - Lt. Col. Mrs Joe Goss Lt. Cmdr. 1 Mrs. Robert D Mark Alien Family Dane Mosby Famil - Jim and Wilma Goode Lloyd Ann Mosby )on E. Holmei Margret a Mr and Mrs. Jim Seib Mr. and Mrs. Claude King . Family Mr and Mrs. Radus Hembree Duane Hembree Mitch and Denise Ellis Farm Service Rick and Rita Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Brien Family Teresa Majol Nolley Alan Mike, Patti, and Denise Parsons John, Diane, Brian Padgett Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis‘. Family Jim and Linda Medina Juan and Ruth Medina Mary Kenny, Lynn, and Joy Leo Arvm Mary Summers Mr and Mrs. John Brewer Family Mary Kay Colvin Lisa Salmon Gene, Barbara, Robert, and Timothy Grasham Phil and Joanna Pam and Matt Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reeves Family Ma and Pa Crays Mr. and Mrs. Cary Williams Family Duncan Barber Shop V. W. Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lingenfelter, Shawna and Brady JERRY -N- PAM Good Luck S.D., D.H., M.K.E., G.G., Bob and Betty Miller Good Luck Seniors- Debbie Johnny Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and Family Lady Lions Jill Ziegler Bob -n- Nina The Wines Family CAAA Sunshine Raymond Berry Ey r TWj side-Jjjck Mr and Mrs CongraUjja Cheryl Wrry Walter and Margie Todd Shanni-boo, Nliller-Mo Scott® v Pig f • , Beth-n-Randy Kathy-n-Steve Chris Unit Mr. and Mrs. Dale Abel Bus No .7 H O. iS Go Lissa and Chastity Frye Gretchen Stuart Mrs Kenneth P. Hughes andAdrs. Pay Schoonover Hfferion Alvailz % p , Phillips John R Swistock M. Parr ITIffnon Mr. Betty Betty and fitonnie Parsons 2nd periocl Sociology Class Seniors, But Juniors are the best-YES! Compliments of NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY Division of Gold Bond Building Products Shoals, Indiana Congratulations to the Class of 81 146 WHILE YOU'RE SATISFYING YOUR THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE, WE’RE SATISFYING YOUR THIRST FOR REFRESHMENT GAINES MOBILE HOMES INC. Jet. 231 50 295-4901 Best Quality Homes at Lowest Possible Prices. Service is Our Business! TITZER FUNERAL HOME MASTER MIX custom: grinding, mixing, liqua-pro; supplement concentrates; bulk delivery. Feeder contracts on hogs. Cattle-layers-turkeys 295-2067 West 3rd and Grant Streets Loogootee VIOLAS FLOWERS Loogootee, IN Our Flowers Say It Nicer' 148 THE CRANE BANK 149 Congratulations-Class of 1981 'The Greatest Name In Building USG UNITED STATES GYPSUM M M Shoals, Indiana Compliments of MIDWESTERN ENGINEERS INC. Loogootee, Indiana BELL'S MARATHON M i MARATHON I INC. Highway 45- US 231 Phone: 295-2308 Tune-ups Tires and batteries Brake service Minor repairs Computer wheel balancing 151 PRAIRIE FARMS DAIRY INC. Loogootee, Indiana Good Luck Seniors! NOLAN'S Liquor Store 307 East Broadway 295-3823 153 Lett Jones Compliments of n 1 1 n 1 T r p r i-n t a r— Attorneys at Law PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA 103 North Street Loogootee, Indiana 47553 295-3647 Michael B. Lett Mark J. Jones J. David Lett f o Loogootee, Indiana Compliments of LARKIN LUMBER AND HARDWARE WALLACE VETERINARY CLINIC Loogootee Pat Larkin-Owner 295-2763 - OPEN: Monday-Thursday 8 AM-9 PM Friday 8 AM-10 PM Saturday 8 AM-8 PM Sunday 9 AM-6 PM J.E. LAGLE FLOOR COVERING RR. 3 Loogootee FREE ESTIMATES for INSTALLATION Carpet-Linoleum-Tile-ETC. 812-295-4071 £22 Alco Dime Store We have complete lines of: Toys, Candy Cosmetics, Sportswear, Sewing Supplies, Simplicity Patterns, Hardware, Drapes, Lamps, etc. 3UX eOSSU Radio Xhaek alc rnmTon Shop at Alco: We have a new hardware department and we are a Radio Shack dealer. 24 hr. Wrecker Service Emergency Service Phone: 295-3764 RASICO'S BODY WRECKER SERVICE North Line Street Loogootee, Indiana 47553 Greg Ted Rasico, Owner 155 LAURIE'S FLOWERS Formula V Drugs On the square—Flowers and gifts for all occasions custom jewelry Fast courteous prescription service. GATES CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE Loogootee 295-3338 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 156 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company P.0. Box D Vincennes, IN 47551 Phone: 882-2610 PEPSI GUS DOERNER SPORTING GOODS Jasper DAIRY MASTER HWY. 50 LOOGOOTEE Congratulations from all Employees BURCH INSURANCE AGENCY Norbert J. Burch, Agent Service is our priority 110 W. Main Street Loogootee, Indiana 47553 Phone: 295-3609 Insurance . . . Any and all of kinds' Main at N.E. 3rd Street Washington, Indiana Serving this area for over 50 years. School rings, Diamonds Watches, Jewelry Appliances and Gifts 158 Each depositor insured toS40,000 FDIC ffOERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE UNION BANK L00G00TEE 295-2624 BUELER'S IGA Hours on Sunday 8AM-6PM Monday-Friday 7AM-9PM Saturday 7AM-8PM HWY. 50 West, Loogootee KEUSCH BROS Body Glass Inc. We cut and install auto glass, mirrors, furniture tops, insulated glass, manufactured and repaired store fronts, fiexiglass. WADE'S GAS STATION GAS, OIL, GASAHOL 1 Block North of Stoplight DEB'S AUTO SALES TOY'S AUTO PARTS LOOGOOTEE 295-2312 ODON 636-4049 DALE AUOT PARTS 937-2566 Machine Shop Service Your local AUTOPRO JOBBER for Auto Parts Accessories Bob Toy—Owner Highway 231 North 295-2843 161 KILLION OFFICE PRODUCTS Office Machines The Paper Palace, Inc. Equipment Supplies HIGHWAY 57 A Quality Office Products Wedding Stationary, Art Supplies, Rubber Stamps, Trade Paperbacks, Drafting Supplies, Advertising ideas, School and Office Needs Florence or Denny Vogler SOUTH STREET Phone 812-295-3630 m Best of Luck Class of 81' 254-0126 295-3109 MARTIN COUNTY 162 THE CLOTHES LINE ro i r Ac 200 J.F. Kennedy AV. Loogootee, IN. 47553 CHEVY LAND Loogootee | O L-O £3 M OBILE 295-2600 PH. 295-2221 Juniors and Ladies Fashions 163 AristOKraft Square • Box 420 Jasper, Indiana 47546 Phone: 812-482-2527 Loogootee Federal Savings Loan General Bottle Gas pizza MATA'S PIZZA Top of the hill next to the El Dorado Phone: 295-4343 See Everyone After The Ballgame! Pizza-Stromboli- Submarines Ham Cheese Compliments of FARM DR. LLOYD BUREAU JACKSON INSURANCE D.D.S., P.C. 400 FJK Avenue Loogootee 295-3129 I 2T5 Hwy. 231 North Spencer Keller—County Manager Ron Johnson—Agent L00G00TEE 16S Kentucky Fried Chicken Hwy. 50 at stoplight CHICKEN—Original and Extra ROAST BEEF HAM SANDWICHES Salad Bar Seafood Desserts 295-4200 166 MILLER BROTHERS GENERAL STORE AND CONTRACTORS GRABER IMPLEMENT INC. ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES SERVICE Garnet The Friendly Store 221 JFK Avenue Loogootee, Indiana 295-2026 Your Friendly GO- GAMBLES Wishes the Seniors a SUCCESSFUL FUTURE BLAKES AUTO SALES Hwy. 231 Phone 295-3775 Loogootee AMC-JEEP TRAYLOR FERTILIZER Montgomery MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE IN THE AREA 295-2863 GREENWELL'S Hardware Co., Inc. 1 a I ■ ■ 1! l % t PHONE 295-3595 168 HOME OUTFITTERS Kidwell Electric Loogootee, Ind. Famous Brands For Less JFK LOOGOOTEE Miller Building Supply 486-3219 Miller Overhead Doors 295-3316 Congratulations to the Class of '81 NORRIS HI-Y CAR WASH Highway 50 West Gas Oil Your Mountain Dew Stop COMPLIMENTS OF NICK BILL'S KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AK (SMWZMRO) FATHER RALPH DOYLE COUNCIL 732 LOOGOOTEE, INDIANA Celebrating 75th Year LOOGOOTEE 295-3140 BURCH INSURANCE AGENCY MARTIN COUNTY TIRE BATTERY Norbert J. Burch, Agent Service is our Priority 295-3609 110 W. Main Street Loogootee, Indiana 47553 Insurance................... Any and all Kinds 170 LOOGOOTEE INDIANA 295-2558 I GOODYEAR I PORTRAITS of DISTINCTION THE FINEST QUALITY PORTRAITS FOR THE CUSTOMER WHO WANTS THE BEST PATTERSON STUDIOS 15 E. Main Washington, IN PH. 254-2752 LOOGOOTEE-JASPER LIVESTOCK CENTER, INC. Cleo Witcher Larry Wilcher CATTLE BUYER P.O. Box 412 PHONE 812 295-4645 Greg Burger Joe Akins AMOUR HOG BUYER P.O. Box 812 295-4645 LOOGOOTEE INDIANA 47553 171 DOYLE LUMBER COMPANY 104 WOOD STREET PHONE 295-2400 LOOGOOTEE. WE WELCOME QUESTIONS ON BUILDING PROBLEMS’ 172 D.F. CRANE SCALES CONSTRUCTION CORP. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Vp|?I?c T£SMA N r fenMMAKi{j ocr 411 Kennedy s J (A Loogootee, IN 47553 812—295-2664 105 Broadway Loogootee 295-3954 STRAWN BAUER Hillview Farm REGAL MILLS, INC. Honeggers Feeds Animal Health Products Grain Bank—Grain Buyers Haysville 695-3531 Polled Hereford Cattle Loogootee 295-2260 173 LOOGOOTEE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Grasham, Pastor Sunday Gatherings: Morning Worship, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Evening Vesper, 7:00 p.m. Congratulations to the Entire Class of 1981 COMPLIMENTS OF Loogootee Education Association The past is our heritage; the present is our responsibility; the future is our challenge. What meaning does this have to the Seniors of 1981? In reality it has a lot to do with the class itself and the accomplishments they have earned and the challenges they have yet to run into but are ready to undertake when they fall their way. The class of 1981 is pretty well summed up in the word Future . This word shows their persistency to work, to conquer, and to be the best. Friendship shows the relationship they have with one another. Upward shows the path in which they plan to travel. Trials and Tribulations show they are ready for problems to come their way. Unique shows their originality and specialness compared to others. Risk shows their determination to do something and to be someone in the end. Excel shows how they will take what has been taught to them and spread it to others. Is this game of life a true game? Of course it is. Our whole life is made up of challenges and risks and trials and tribulations and all the other paths we follow every day of our lives. Will we ever win or come to the end? No one will ever reach the end, no matter how hard they try. They may think they have come to the end, but if they really tried they could have come that one step farther. If they can not go on, there will always be someone else to take over. No, there is never a loser and there is never a winner, just good competitors. 175 Editor; Rick Barber !f I