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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1982 volume:

THEME 2 4..........DEDICATION STUDENT LIFE.......6 12............SENIOR LION LEGACY JUNIORS...........38 46......SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN..........52 58.........ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES........72 98............SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS... 130 201 BROOKS AVENUE LOOGOOTEE, INDIANA 47553 160. CONCLUSION Above: We focused in on Mr. Butcher at an- other day at basketball practice. At Right: We focused in on Patty Asbell and Rhonda Hardwick, as they perform at the Madrigal Dinner. Far Right: We also focused in on Juniors Kerry Stoll and John Lythgoe. What are you up to boys? FOCUSING IN- FOCUSING OUT Focusing In is the theme for the 1982 Lio Legacy. You may ask, why a theme like Focusing In? Well, we pick a theme that best fits the way the high school is running in that year. For example, the change of dress style, the success of a sport's team or maybe even a teacher. In the 1982 Theme, Focusing In, we put the focus on everything from Senior Spirit to Freshmen Initiation, from the basketball team to the base- ball club, from sweatshirts to monogramed sweaters and from Principal Page to (future) Principal Clark. Focus-In on somebody!!! The 1981-1982 yearbook is dedi- cated to Loogootee High School Principal, Mr. Lester Page. Mr. Page has been principal 21 years and has been in the field of education 34 years. Mr. Page graduated from Bicknell High School in 1940. He then attend- ed Indiana State University for two years. He then entered the U.S. Air Force in 1942 and served four years (1942-1946). During this time he achieved the rank of Lieutenant. Upon discharge from service. Mr. Page resumed studies at Indiana State and earned the B.S. degree in 1948. Shortly thereafter, he began teaching Industrial Arts at Wheatland High School. During this time he also was head baseball and basketball coach. In 1952, Mr. Page moved to Loogoo- tee and continued teaching Industri- al Arts as well as coaching baseball and basketball. In 1961, he accepted the principalship at the high school. Mr. Page in his teaching days at Wheatland High School. Mr. Page Retires After 34 Years of Dedication Mr. Page in his high school days at Bicknell High School. After 34 years service to Loogootee High School Mr. Page has something to smile about!!! Thank you Mr. Page for your many years of services to the Loogootee High School system. Your 34 years of ser- vices and dedication will long be re- membered! Mr. Page contributed greatly to the Loogootee Athletic tradition in that he coached varsity basketball during the '53, '54. and '55 seasons. He was varsi- ty baseball coach for nine years winning several conference championships and Martin-Daviess County Tourneys. He also served as Athletic Director for nine years. Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Page, base- ball was reactivated on a high school level in 1952-1953. His first game with Odon on September 9, 1952 ended in a 4 to 4 tie, and was called because of darkness. He organized the Martin-Da- viess County Tourney which generated a lot of local interest. The tourney was comparable to the present IHSAA Sec- tional. It was played each fall from 1953 to 1966. During the summer of 1953, he expanded to a summer baseball pro- gram, which is still in operation, to in- clude Little League teams, Pony League teams and a High School team. Mr. Page operated this program for several years and influenced the lives of many youngsters with his unique style of guid- ance. 5 STUDENT LIFE LIVE IN-LIVE OUT THIS ... is the way it is! Senior Power, Junior Pride, Sophomore Dynamite. Freshman Might and Loogootee High School Spir- it all make an unbeatable combination. We again focused in on the L.H.S. students and their pride, power, and spirit. Loogootee High continues to make changes. Changes in clothes fashions and class curriculum and teachers. The year 1982 will always be a year to remember, one that will go down in history as the greatest. above: Chris Nolley shows her expertise in sewing. center top: Susan Frye, the school nurse, does a very tine job keeping the students healthy. center bottom: Starla Cornwell and Pam Turn- er sample their handiwork in Home Econom- ics. center top: Sophomore boys try their hardest to conquer their opponents in tug-o-war. (The contest was won by the Freshmen) center bottom: Mr. Nonte uses his persuasive powers to make his basketball players under- stand the fundamentals of the game, below: Ms. Fellows pinchhits for Mrs. Johnson in Chemistry. Bv I THAT... ... is the way it is done! Whether it is cooking, eating, knitting or pihata making, the students of Loogootee High continue to do their own thing. These who are learning today will be- come the teachers of tomorrow. These students today will become the teachers of tomorrow. These students Focus In” on what they're supposed to do and accomplish it well. The Loogootee High School stu- dents set good examples for all to follow. a. V I Nil to A. ' 1 mm Wt left: Jacki Hardwick the Stephanie Love show their talents in cooking spaghetti, above: Connie Parsons uses her heart in making heart cookies. left: Mary Healey. Chris Fegan and Joann Swickard use their skills in making pihatas. below: Jamie Lannan and David Wininger show guys can do just about everything girls can. far below: Sophomore boys use their natural talents in making works of art. right: Joanna Arvin and Sandy Ritchey save money by knitting their own clothe ... and the OTHER!!! 11 12 Carole Bullock and Jim Lents; Road Hazards Cozetta Woody and Dennis Wagler: Night Owls Lisa Matheis and Jim Matthews; Most Athletic Connie Kieffner and Dirk Ackerman; Most School Spirit Jo Dee Arvin and Rick Barber; Best Dressed Marcia McAtee and Alan Street; Prettiest Smile Martha Hart and Denny Lents and David Flynn; Friendliest Susan Burch and Alan Brown; Most Likely to Succeed 15 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS 1982 Pictured from left to right are class officers: Trudy Smith, President; Connie Kieffner, Secretary; Dirk Ackerman, Treasurer; Danny Strange, Vice President. -w-vC. Class sponsors Mrs. John- son and Bob Grannan DIRK MICHAEL ACKERMAN DAVID PHILLIP ACTON DIANE MARIE ARVIN 3and, Chorus. Madrigals, Ca- Spanish club. Baseball, Ten- Basketball iettch, Yrbk, Cl Off, Stu. Cncl nis, Intramural basketball )rama cl, Thespian. Play. Musical. Spanish cl, Lifter, mural basketball JACKQUELINE SUZANNE ARVIN Health club, F.H.A.. Art club. Track JANET LEE ARVIN 3and. Cadet teaching. Drama :lub, Spanish club. Health club. Prom committee. Cheerleader JO DEE ARVIN Band, Cadet tch. French cl, Health cl. Prom committee. Princess candidate. Cheer- leader. Lionette. T rack, Imural volleyball, Girls state JOHN ARVIN Band. Track. Intramural bas- ketball MICHAEL E. ARVIN Guidance help. French club. Baseball. Track. Intramural basketball KIMBERLY RAE BAKER Cadet teaching, Office help, O.E.A., Student council, Health club F.H.A., Prom com- mittee. Intramural volleyball CYNTHIA J. BANISTER F.H.A., Art club, Basketball, High school rodeo RICHARD DAVID BARBER Band, Chorus, Madrigals, Ca- det tch, Yrbk editor, Drama cl, Thespian Play, Musical, Span- ish cl. Prom comm, Stu. man- ager JOANNA JANE ARVIN Chorus, Librarians, Musica Intramural volleyball I RACHEL SUSAN BLACKWELL Chorus, Madrigals, Musical, Spanish club, F.H.A. TORI LORRAINE BLEDSOE Chorus, Madrigals, Cadet teaching, Musical, Spanish club. Volleyball Health occupations NANCY JILL BOUGH F.H.A. DOUGLAS HENRY BOWMAN Student council, Baseball, In- tramural basketball PAMELA L. BRAUN O.E.A. ALAN LLOYD BROWN French club, Lifter, Basket- ball, Cross country, Track, In- tramural basketball, Boys state KIMBERLY RENE BROWN Chorus, Drama club, Musical, Play, F.H.A., Art club, Prom committee CINDY JO BRUNER Band, Cadet teaching, Span- ish club, Health club, Prom committee BARBARA PAULINE BUCHTA CAROLE ANN BULLOCK SUSAN MARY BURCH TERESA RENEE BYRER Band, Librarians, Office help, Chorus, Drama club. Musical Band, Cadet teaching, French Band, Cadet teaching, Span- O.E.A., Spanish club. Girls club, Princess candidate, ish club, Health club, Cheer- state alternate Lionette captain Volleyball leader. Lionette, Track, Vol- Girls state leyball. Tennis JACQUELINE CARRICO RICHARD W. CHAMBERS Band, Play, Spanish club, Art Intramural basketball club, Prom committee GREG ROBERT CLARK Guidance help, Basketball, Baseball. Intramural basket- ball, Boys state alternate TAMMY DEE COLGLAZIER Chorus, Drama club. Art club. Prom committee LEE K. CRAYS JOSEPH R. DOYLE JAMES G. ELLIOTT CHANELL DENISE ENGLISH Baseball, Track, Intramural French club. Prom prince can- Chorus, Madrigals, Drama Cadet teaching. Drama club, basketball didate, Basketball. Boys state club, Thespian, Play, Musical, Musical, Play. F.H.A., Art club. Golf Prom committee DAVID ALAN FLYNN TAMARA DOROTHY JOSEPH BERNARD GOSS III CLARENCE ERVIN GRABER Band. Student council. Span- FUHRMAN Drama club. Thespian Play. Track ish club, Track. Intramural Chorus, Madrigals. Office Musical, Spanish club basketball help, Drama club, Thespian, Play, Musical, French club, Health club. Intramural volley- ball JOHN E. GUY ANTHONY THOMAS HAAG ALYCIA HELEN HARDER JOYCE LOUISE HARDER Spanish club. Art club Band, Spanish club. Baseball, Chorus. Cadet teaching. Of- Health club, F.H.A., Art club Golf, Tennis, Track. Intramu- fice help. Drama club. Thespi- ral basketball an. Student director Play. Musical, F.H.A. Wr : SENIORS � T Lisa Lemmon. Kathy Lents. Jo Dee Arvin. Linda Lents. Lisa Matheis. Tammy Furhman. Terri Byrer Row 2: Nancy Bough. Lana Holmes. Sharon Ray. Alycia Harder. Inger Rasico. Cheryl O’Connor Row 3: Brenda Street. Kim Baker. Brenda Lavely. Janice Wildman. Tammy Colglazier, Jackie Carrico Row 4: Jackie Arvin. Jill Ziegler. Joyce Harder. Bev Young. Connie Parsons. Joanna Arvin Row 5: Alan Street. Doug Bowman. Jim Lents. Dennis Wagler. Alan Brown Row 6: Danny Strange. Darryl Street. Doug Byron. Brian Sims. Mike Arvin Row 7: Fred Hurt. John Sparks. Clarence Graber. Steve O’Brien Row 8: Mike Mischler. James Lindsey. Kevin Weddle. John Arvin. Rick Barber JEW IOK' OF 1982 Stephanie Love, Pam Schnarr. Susan Burch. Diane Mathies. Trudy Smith Debbie Wagner. Dara Parr. Cozetta Woody. Pam Overton. Martha Hart. Swartzentruber. Barb Buchta. Cindy Bruner. Janet Arvin. Carole Bullock Bannister. Diane Arvin. Pam Braun. Kim Baker. Rachel Blackwell. Naomi Kelly Rayhill. J.R. Doyle. Billy Stewart Row 6: Bob Spoonmore, Greg Clark, 7: Greg Elliott. Brien Lagle. Tom Walton. David Acker. Joe Goss Row 8: Templin. Rick Chambers. Dirk Ackerman , Connie Kieffner. Marcia McAtee. Georgia Patterson Row 2: Jacki Hardwick. Karen Yarnell. Dawn Rogers Row 3: Jenell . Bev Summers. Tori Bledsoe Row 4: Sandy Ritchey. Cindy Neideffer Row 5: Denny Lents. Donnie Parsons. Lee Crays. David Acton. Danny Lents. Jim Matthews. Travis Resler Row John Guy. Tony Haag. David Flynn. Steve Winninger. Ryan HOMECOMING '81-’82 The 1981-82 Homecoming was held Sat- urday, Dec. 5, 1981 in the Loogootee High School gym with the Lions hosting North- east Dubois. This year's queen candidates were Georgia Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson; Jo Dee Arvin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Arvin; Connie Kieffner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kieffner; Marcia McAtee daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John McAtee; and Mar- tha Hart daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hart. The queen candidate escorts for the evening were Jim Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews; David Flynn, son of Mr. Richard Flynn and the late Mary Ann Flynn; Ryan Templin, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Templin; Alan Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown; and J.R. Doyle son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle, Connie Kieffner was chosen as the 1981-82 Homecoming Queen! 24 Pictured above awaiting their turn on the floor for the crowning of Homecoming queen are the candidates. Dirk Ackerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Skip Ackerman who escorted Shannon McAtee and Justin Graber who carried the roses and crown. JACKIE DEANNE HARDWICK MARTHA ANN HART DONALD J. HEALY LANA KAY HOLMES Band, Cadet teaching. Drama Band, Office help, Spanish Intramural basketball F.H.A. club, Musical, Play, Spanish club, Health club, Prom corn- club, Lionette, Track, Intra- mittee, Princess cand Lion- mural volleyball ette, Track, Vball, Imural vball, Girls state alt. FREDDIE HURT CONNIE M. KIEFFNER BRIEN D. LAGLE Band, Cadet teaching, Class officer, Drama club. French club, Health club, Prom com- mittee, Prom princess, Cheer- leader. Tennis, Imural vball BRENDA KAY LAVELY Band. Drama club, Musical, Play, Spanish club, Health club LISA D. LEMMON DANIEL LEE LENTS DENNIS J. LENTS KATHERINE DENISE LENTS Band, Cadet teaching, Office Intramural basketball Band, Drama club, Thespian, Band, Guidance help. Health help. Guidance help, Spanish Musical, Play club, Cheerleader club, Health club, Princess candidate, Cheerleader, Intra- mural volleyball LINDA LEE LENTS JAMES F. LINDSEY Band. Health club, Prom com- Cross country, Track mittee, Intramural volleyball STEPHANIE ANN LOVE Band, Cadet teaching, Musi- cal, Spanish club. Health club. Cheerleader, Lion mascot, Lionette. Track, Intramural vball. Ball girl ELIZABETH ANNE MATHEIS Yearbook, French club, Health club, Basketball, Track, Volleyball. Intramural volleyball DIANE MARIE MATHIES JAMES V. MATTHEWS Chorus. Madrigals, Cadet Prom committee. Prom teaching. Drama club. Thespi- prince. Basketball. Baseball an. Play Musical Spanish club, Prom committee, Lionette, Intramural volleyball MARCIA LYNN McATEE MIKE J. MISCHLER Band, Cadet teaching. Stu- dent cncl. Drama cl, French cl. Health cl, Prom comm. Prin- cess cand. Cheerleader, Ten- nis. Vball, Imural vball ball girl NAOMI NEIDEFFER Band. Drama club. Cheer- leader, Musical, Intramural volleyball CHERYL ANN O'CONNOR Chorus. Madrigals. Cadet teaching. Office help, Drama club, Thespian Musical. Play, French club, Spanish club, Health club PAMELA DAWN OVERTON Chorus. O.E.A., Drama club. Thespian, Musical. Spanish club STEPHEN J. O'BRIEN Drama club. Thespian. Play. French club. DARA LYNN PARR GEORGE DONALD PARSONS GEORGIA ELLEN PATTERSON Office help, Thespian, French Guidance help, Spanish club, Band, Cadet teaching, Stu- club, Track Lifter, Track, Intramural bas- dent council, Spanish club. ketball Health club, Cheerleader, Lionette, Tennis, Vball, Imural vball INGER MARIE RASICO Chorus, Madrigals, Cadet teaching, Drama club, Thespi- an, Play. Musical F.H.A SHARON MECHELLE RAY Spanish club KELLY B. RAYHILL Baseball, Tennis, Track. Intra- mural basketball TRAVIS D. RESLER Chorus, Intramural basketball SANDRA GERALYNN RITCHEY Chorus, Librarians. Musical. Spanish Club, Intram. Volley- ball Track DAWN ARLENE ROGERS Office Help DAVE S. ROSS PAMELA SUE SCHNARR Band, Cadet teaching, O.E.A.. Spanish Club, Health Club, Prom Committee. Lionette, Basketball, Intram. Volleyball TRUDY ROCHELLE SMITH Band. Class Officer. Student Council, Drama Club. Health Club, Intram. Volleyball ■ BRIAN KEITH SIMS Band, Yearbook, Drama Club, Musical , Play Lifter, Golf, Tennis, Track, In- tram, Basketball ROBERT THOMAS SPOONMORE Yearbook, Lions Den, Drama Club, Play , Spanish Club. Golf, Tennis, Intram. Basketball WILLIAM C. STEWART Baseball, Intram. Basketball DANIEL G. STRANGE Class Officer, Student Coun- cil, Prom Committee, Prince Candidate, Lifter, Crosscoun- try Track, Intram. Basketball ALAN P. STREET DARRYL G. STREET Basketball, Track BEVERLY KAY SUMMERS NORMA JENELL Band, Cadet teaching. O.E.A.. SWART2ENTRUBER Yearbook, Drama Club, Span- Librarians, Officer Help, ish Club, Prom Committee, O.E.A., F.H.A. Volleyball Student Manager RYAN MICHAEL TEMPLIN DENNIS LYNN WAGLER Prom Prince. Basketball, Golf, Spanish Club, Baseball Boys State DEBORAH KAY WAGNER LANA KRISTENE WALLACE Chorus. Madrigals, Drama Office Help, Drama Club. Club, Thespian Society, Play Spanish Club Musical, French Club. Spanish Club THOMAS RYAN WALTON Intramural basketball KEVIN M. WEDDLE JANICE KAY WILDMAN KEVIN D. WILDMAN Band. Drama club. Musical. Art Club Play. Health club. Prom com- mittee COZETTA MARIE WOODY KAREN FRANCINE YARNELL BEVERLY LYNN YOUNG JILL DENISE ZIEGLER Chorus, French club. Spanish Band. Drama club, Health Office help. Play. Health club. Band, Librarians. Office help, club. Basketball. Track. Vol- club. Prom committee. Intra- F.H.A. French club. Health club, leyball. Intramural volleyball mural volleyball F.H.A. Hinzie. Norma. Jason. Amy Zeigler Mr. Mrs. Richard Lingengelter. Shawna Brady Jill Frank Clarence and Vernelta Lingenfelter Charles. Kay. Carmon. Cam Sheetz Bill Burch Catherine Bendorf Ted. Sean. Jason Killion Phyllis Dennie Jay Alan Bough Ford F. Bough Mark Bough Mr. Mrs. Gordon Bough Angus. Malcom. Brian. Cliff, and the late Bon Mr. Mrs. Adrian Greenwell Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Resler Mildren Inman Debbie Robertson. Sherri and Jeff Miller Rick Donna JW. CB. PO. CW. JH BW. DP. BS. JA, KR. JS. MM. DL. JG. AA: 3rd Soc. CAROLE Pam Jeff Bullock Debbie Craig Bullock Mr. Mrs. Delbert Bullock Sheila Sara Brooke John. Diana Jamie Fegan Mr. Mrs. Don E. Holmes Rolla and Kenny Garrett Lana Holmes Ted-N-Carmen Mrs. Dellas T. Williams Mr. Mrs. Richard Green family Mr. Mrs. Joseph V. Strugis Gary and Roberts Williams family Peggy Majewski and kids Reid Lundy Karl Hoffman and Ryan Paige and Randee Lankford Clarence and Laverne Wenzel Barbara. Jennifer. Brian Allen Mrs. Thomas J. Nolan Mr. Mrs. Charles Denson family John and Roberta Butts Mr. Mrs. Ed Harder and family Mike. Debby. Jason. Jennifer. Jamie Kirk The Paul Weisheit Family Mr. Mrs. Lyle M. Olsen Pat Summers Elaine's Beauty Shop Kay's Beauty Shop Doug. Terri Brenda Steve. Valerie. Carlye. Ashlye Fisher 5th period Geometry class Sophomores Jamie Hart Susan Juan always and forever Best of Luck to the Greatest There Has Ever Been Bottles Bust Windows Mr. Mrs Byron Crane Mr. Mrs. Robert Young. Gloria. Bev. Robbie. Audra Bev Young. Seniors -82- Harold and Louise Parsons Walter. Crystal. Kenny Dages Mr. Mrs. Joe Hart family The Ecumenical Choir Henrietta. Jerry. Alycia, and Jaime Harder Yearbook Seniors: Rick. Bob. Bev. Dara Yearbook Staff Never before, never again Mr. Mrs. Tom VanHoy family Rev. and Mrs. Robert Garrison Mr. Mrs. Edward Bullock family Mr. Mrs. Edward Lents Mr. Mrs. Richard Lemmon Jan Good Luck Class of '82 Lymon Lori Lemmon The Ritchey's—Don. Mary. Sandy. Wayne. Bear W.R., The Bramble Star Bob-N-Sandy Inger-N-Todd Donald L. Bateman Mr Mills 5th Period Diane Jahn Ms. Jahn’s 5th Period Hot glass looks like cold glass Teresa H.N. Nolley Ira Carol Clark Brad. Marsha. Chris Mr. Eyler's 5th Period Sunshine Drake's A Draggy Drip Elmer Juanita BLM Larry, Charlotte. Sherry. Dana Mr. Mrs. Dennis G. Burch Mr. Mrs. Fred Doyle Mr. Mrs. James D. Love family Francis G. Strange Mr. Mrs. Vernon Matheis family Mike-N-Denise ME Bob-N-Nina Mr. Mrs. James Wildman Mr. Mrs. Alan Baker Jim. Marilyn. Brian. Kevin. Keith Mr. Mrs. Charles Halbert Bud's Welding Repair Shop Tom, Bertus. Tina Gary. Kathy. Tony. Digger Bobby-N-Cindy Don. Juanita. Grag. Debby Taylor Lab Grisl: BB. KB. KB. JS. LN. PO. CP. PS. RS. BS. RS. JW. LW Mr. Mrs. Robert Fox Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Walton Mr. Mrs. Wilber Arney Dr. Mrs. Floyd Gates family Mr Mrs. James D. Burch Mr. Mrs. Walter Arnett. C.W. Shalin Maria Scott Ma tin-N-Debbie Keevin. Cheryl. Ryan Biggs Diane. Bud, Julie. Karen Gill JayDee Sue Faris Debbie-N-Martin 3rd Period Madrigal Class John. Judy. Pam. Andy Walker Dick's Outboard Motors Naomi and Don Strange Join Martin County Right to Life Lee Dawn Wadsworth Donald Rogers Family Carmen Andy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holloway family Diana Dave Mr. Killion's 7th period Science class Mr. Drake's 8th grade 7th period Science Mr. Kananaugh's 7th period Math class Well, you know, like wow man! Jr. High Librarians Barry Mamlow lovers of America The Trambaugh Family; Larry. Judy, Lisa. Troy Duaine. Carolyn. Terri Colglazier Mark Tammy Mr Mrs. Raymond Keiffner Mr. Bill Good luck pals! Love C.K. Mr. Mrs. Bert Smith family Danny Sheila Denson Class President Mrs. Rhonda Zeigler Mr Mrs. Randy Mills Ryan Mr Mrs. John McAtee family Mike Marcia Mr Mrs. Karl Harder Joyce Harder Mrs. Frances Strange Tom Jean Dirk Jayne Ernie's Girls Ernie's Tobies Dr. Mrs. Stephen W. Downey Health through Chiropractic Mr. Mrs. Fred Swickard and Joann Patty Denny Dan Armstrong Family With love from Elmo RTS Esquire Eileen Spoonmore The Entire Drama Class Brent Walton loves Nellie English Mr. Mrs. Bernard Breidenbaugh Eat more turkey! Beth Buchta Barbara and Gerard The Dean Winkler Family Lois. Clay. Casey Shannon Dearwester Mr. Mrs. Ralph Arney Greg. Carolyn. Erin Johnson Dr. Mrs. B.W. Asdell family Mr. Mrs. James V. Acton. Jr. Jayma Larkin The Schnarr's—Melvin. Lorena Debbie TomCod CarpHead The Schnarr’s—Ed. Sherylene. Nicholas. Dustin Alda. Jack. Jackie Graber Joel Eva Stoll family Dr. Mrs. V.H. Wallace family John Evelyn Wallace Mike Mattingly. Sheldon Graber. Jimmy Love with the help of Georgia Patterson Terri’s Cadet Class Good Luck Dirk from Mrs. Eyler's class Ms. Morrison's Homeroom Upper Elementary Mr. Mrs. Michael B. Lett Mr. Mrs. Richard McClosky Mr. Mrs. Bill Chandler Kim Steve Kathi John The Matthew Arvin Family Leo JoDee Student Council members Doug Bowman, Trudy Smith, and David Glynn olding traditional Senior Board. The board was designed and painted by Senior art members. SENIOR NIGHT FEBRUARY 26, 1982 Cheerleader Connie Kieffner is escorted by basketball players J.R. Doyle and Jim Mat- thews. Peggy Hildebrand and Kathy Flynn help support the team to a perfect 20-0 season. Cheerleader Marcia McAtee escorted by basketball players Ryan Templin and Darryl Street. Lifters Dirk Ackerman and Danny Strange. Lifters Alan Brown and Donnie Parsons. Student Manager Rick Barber and Mascot Brian Sims in his LHS ZAPPER” cape. Lionettes from left to right, Stephanie Love, Georgia Pat- terson, Captain Susan Burch, Jo Dee Arvin, Pam Schnarr, Connie Parsons, Dianne Mathies, Martha Hart, Terri Byrer, and Jacki Hardwick. CLASS OF 1982 GRADUATION EXERCISES Processional Invocation - Audience Stand National Anthem Vocal Selections L. H. S. Band Rev. Richard Hertenstein L. H. S. Band L. H. S. Chorus CLASS MOTTO: I have no yesterdays - tine took then away. I may not have tomorrow, but I have today. COI.ORS: Lavender and Dark Purple t FLOWFH: Lavender Rose Introduction of Speakers Transit Opportunity Dele minat ion ition Youth Presentation of Diplomas Trudy Smith Alan Brown my Strange Susan Burch tie Kicffncr Dirk Ackerman Dan, fi :on,, Dr. Joe Woods, Supt. L. J. Page, Principal Benediction - Please Stand Audience Bo Seated Recessional Rev. Richard Hertenst i H. S. J t 36 OOTEq HIGH SCHOOL David M. Acker Dirk Michael Ackerman David Phillip Acton Diane Marie Arvin Jackqueline Suzanne Arvin Janet Lee Arvin Jo Dee Arvin Joanna Jane Arvin John Arvin Michael E. Arvin Kimberly Rae Baker Cynthia J. Banister Richard David Barber Rachel Susan Blackwell Tori Le-'-aine Pledsoc Nancy ill Bou h Dougla: Henry owmm Pamela L. Braun Alan Lloyd Brown Kimberly Hene Brown Cindy Jo Bruner Barbara Pauline Buchta Carole Ann Bullock Susar. Mary Burch Teresa Renee Byrer Douglas Lee Byron Jacqueline Carrico Richard W. Chambers Greg Robert Clark Tammy Dee Colglazier Lee K. Crays Joseph R. Doyle James G. Elliott Chanell Denise English David Alan Flynn CLASS OF 1932 Tamara Dorothy Fuhrraan Joseph Bernard Goss 111 Clarence hrvin Graber Joh . lnthony it Alycia Hd t Joyce Lod fionas Haag pn Harder Sr Harder .Jacki DoAnno Hardwick Martha Ann Hart Donald J.fcflealy Lana Kay Holmes Freddie Hurt Connie M. Kioffner Brien D. Lagie Brendi v ! avely Lisa D. Lemrr n ! aniel Lee Lonts Dennis J. Lents James Lindsey Ltnts Kl herine Denise Lents Linda Lee Lents James F. Lindsey Stephanie Ann Love Elizabeth Anne Matheis Diane Marie Mathies James V. Matthews Marcia Lynn McAtee Mike J. Miacnler Naomi Neideff'er Cheryl Ann O'Connor Pamela Dawn iverton Stephen J. O'Brien Dara Lynn Parr Connie J. Parsons George Donald Parsons � � Valedictorian Salutatorian Honor Students - Grade Gec.g'a Ellen Patterson Inger Murie Kasico Sharon Mechelle Ray Kelly B. Rayhill Travis D. Resler Sandra Geralynn Ritchey Dawn Arlene Rogers Dave S. Ross Pamela Sue Schnarr Brian Keith Sims Marsha Lynne Sims Trudy Rochelle Smith John R. Spark3 Robert Thomas Spoonmore William C. Stewart Daniel G. Strange Alan P. Street Brenda Kay Street Darryl G. Street Beverly Kay Summers Norma Jenell Swartzentruber Ryan M. Tempiin Dennis Lynn Wagler Deborah Kay Wagner Lana Kristene Wallace Thomas Ryan Walton Kevin M. Weddle Janice Kay Wildroan Kevin D. Wildman R. Elizabeth Wines Steven L. Wininger pozetta Marie Woody Karen Francine Yarnell Beverly Lynn Young Jill Denise Ziegler age 3.6 CLASS OFFICERS Trudy Rochelle Smith Daniel G. Strange ... Connie M. Kieffner .. Dirk Michael Ackerman .... President Vice-President .... Secretary .... Treasurer “Don’t Stop Believing” A few of the couples attending the Prom decide to dance the nights away.” Steve Asdell collecting fringe bene- fits of being Junior class President. 38 The Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 24. The couples first went through the grand march which was held in the gym. This was followed by an evening at Crane for a meal and dancing. The music was pro- vided by “Madonna. Queen Georgia Patterson, and King J.R. Doyle. Inger Rasico decides to use the table instead of a chair. 39 40 Pam Bailey Robert Barlow Danny Bowman John Brewer Larry Brock Kim Brown Richard Bruner Trish Burton Kevin Byron Beth Canada Don Cannon Lisa Connell Starla Cornwell Norman Cox i 41 � ♦ Tammy Crabtree Dennis Cropp Steve Cropp Dawna Davis uhh!! Junior boys showing how tough they can be! Jamie Dawson Susan Deegan Susan Denson Carla Dillion Ronnie Divine Nancy Doyle Sandra Eichmiller Patty Elliott Marilyn Ellis Mary Ellen Ervin Brent Fellers Kathy Flynn Janell Franklin Gianna Gee Larry Gilbert Sheldon Graber Jesse Hall Louis Hart Brent Hedrick Peg Hilderbrand Stanley Hodges Kevin Hunt Gerard Kalb James Lannan Jayma Larkin James Love Trish Love Lisa Lukens John Lythgoe Robin Matheis Junior class sponsors: Greg Johnson and Steve Poehlein. 43 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 Susan Mathias Mike Mattingly Doug Mattox Connie McAtee Lana McKean Steve Risacher Kevin Roach Toni Rochowiak Rickey Schnarr John Sellers Jeff Smith Linda Smith Jill Spaulding Carmen Sterling Karry Stoll 44 Class Officers: Susan Denson. Sec.. Steve Asdell. Pres. Rick Schnarr. Treas., Paul Ader. V. Pres. April Wagner Mark Wagner Tim Walker Joni Walton Leah Wildman David Wininger Sherry Wininger Doug Winklepleck John Wuepper Jamie Hart Robby Street Debbie Taylor Kim Truelove Sheila Truelove CO CO o CO CO CO CO O 00 Jimmy Acker James Ader James Allen Kara Arvin Kathleen Arvin Kevin J. Arvin Kevin M. Arvin Cary Asbell Patty Asbell Rita Barber Charlie Blackwell Kim Blackwell Class Officers: Craig Ledger- wood. Carol Jones. Shannon Furman. Amy Patterson Troy Bough Doug Bradley Tim Bradley Karmen Bratton Jim Bruner Kelly Butcher John Butts Scott Cannon Troy Cannon Billy Carrico Rod Carrico Shannon Chandler Terri Colglazier Jeff Colvin Francis Combs Cliften Darnell Benny Denbo Starletta English Christina Fegan Christine Flynn Christopher Flynn Shannon Fuhrman Cindy Graber Stanley Graber David Grable David Haag Tom Hall Eddie Hansen Nedra Hansen William Harder Sheila Hardwick Mary Healy Sarah Hedrick Robert Higgins Linda Holz Steve Johnson Carol Jones Billy Koontz Keith Lannan Craig Ledgerwood Cynthia LeGrand Kelly Lents Lisa Lichte David Lingenfelter Billy Lucas George Mathies Rod Carrico— Some people will do any- thing to get into the movies. 48 S oeey un pyofoj Chris Fegan— Whoops shouldn't have said that. Photograph not available David Matthews Randy McAtee Tommy Michaels Wally Mitchell Scott Muench Dina Norris David O'Brien Rick Ochs Mike Pannell Amy Patterson Larry Payne Rod Peek Alan Pielemeier Jim Porter Tom Rasico Troy Resler 49 Aaron Rhoads Wayne Ritchey Todd Rochowiak John Ross Eric Sargent Steve Simmons Jodi Sims Jason Smith Kerry Smith Maria Snider Carol Sparks Kim Stevens Pat Strange Roberta Street Sam Street Kathy Stuckey Marla Sutton Joann Swickard John Swigler Brad Taylor Kristi Taylor Steve Tedrow Lisa Trambaugh Pam Turner Sallie Veilleux Richard Vogler Tim Wagler 50 Pam Walker Jim Weisheit Tammy Wenzel Ronald Wheat Tim Wilcoxen Lynnell Williams Randy Williams Randy Wilson Chris Wininger Dana Woody THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 84 We’re almost there! In just two more years we will have finished our education at Loogootee High School. We will go our separate ways, but what fun we've had since we entered high school. We started off the year by ordering our class rings. We’ve been through hard times and bad times, but over all, we think the class of 84” is A- l. Sophomore Editors Lynnell Williams Rita Barber Jim Porter What do you like best about being a Sophomore? Sarah H: Most people will be turning 16, and they will be getting their licenses. Sheila H: Not being a Freshman anymore; getting my license. Chris F: Because it's really freaky. Richard V: Because I only have two more years to go. Class Sponsor: Mr. Heironimus and Mr. Fisher 51 Ernest Abel Cam Ackerman Ted Arvin Marvin Bailey Shannon Baugh Kris Beasley Jennifer Bennett Ron Blessinger Stacey Bowling Class Officers (L to R) Sec. S. Baugh. Pres. S. Bowling. V-Pres. J. Ledgerwood. Treas. G. Kemp 52 Chris Bradley Larry Bradley Shannon Bratton Corinna Braun Sheila Braun Debbie Brewer Tony Bruner Shon Buckner Jay Burch Jill Burch Becky Byrd Marsha Carrico Lisa Carrico Sheila Carrico Tom Carrico Gary Clark Alan Cox John Cox Leanne Crim Jamie Cropp Julie Davis Shannon Dearwester Donna Denbo Tracy Denson Rex Doyle Tony Walker • TRYING to study. Brenda Evans Dale Fields Karen Fields Tom Fuhrman Janet Gilbert Robby Hager Kathy Haines Michelle Harbison Rhonda Hardwick Randall Higgins Richard Hoffman Sonia Hoffmann Lisa Holloway David Horsting Paul Howell Chris Huelsman Kelly Hunt Becky Jones Paul Kaiser Gayla Kemp Paige Lankford Janet Ledgerwood Chris Lee Tammy Lichte Tad Lynch Amy Lythgoe Patty Majewski Class Sponsors Ms. Littell and Mr. Mills Tim Martin Diana Mattingly Marty Mauder Rick Mauder 55 Linda McKean Donna Nolan Denny Nolley Kevin Norris Phillip Norris Kelly O'Brien Tina Overton Mark Padgett Darlene Phillips Joe Potts Patty Raney Tina Resler Bryan Rhoads Mike Seals Mike Seals Chris Sellers Julie Sheetz Brenda Smith Jim Steward Tina Stoll Terry Street Scott Street Lisa Sutton Marlin Swartzentruber Greg Taylor 56 Rick Taylor Tom Thompson Kevin Tinkle Corina Truelove Tony Walker Shannon Weisheit Tracy Wenzel Steve Wildman Vickie Wildman Mary Williams Jacquelin Wiscaver Greg Woody Rick Woody Keith Z.egler Steve Zins Pictures Not Available: Clifford Allen. Jerry Allen. Terry Congle- ton. Jennifer. Lents. Pam Lichte. Bruce Lukens. Jane Matheis. Elizabeth McCracken. David Mitchell. Teresa Sheetz. Dipsey-Doodle—Kris Beasley 57 ACADEMICS School Board Members I- r: Stanford Arvin, Steve Rhoads, George Patter- son, George T. Williams and Anthony Beasley. The Loogootee School Board does a very fine job of making decisions which will benefit our high school and make it a better high school for all students to attend. Thank You, school board members, for doing such a super fine job this year! Superintendent Dr. Joe Woods is seated at left. This is Dr. Woods first year as L.H.S. Superintendent of schools. Dr. Woods has done a very fine job, also, and deserves many thanks. Thank You Dr. Woods and keep up the good work! ADMINIS- TRATION Mr. Lester Page has been with us for the past thirty years at L.H.S. serving as coach, teacher, principal, and friend. He will be leaving us after 1982. as he will be retiring from his career as principal. Mr. Ira Clark began his teaching career at Loogootee in 1962 and became our guid- ance counselor in 1968. Mr. Clark is very helpful in assisting students with their fu- ture careers. Mr. Clark will be our new prin- cipal next year. Mr. John Walker has been very helpful in assisting seniors with their plans for col- lege. Mr. Walker has been our guidance counselor for the past four years. 60 and STAFF The secretaries who perform various duties for our shcool are: From left to right Mrs. Janett Walton. Mrs. Betty Mills. Mrs. LaVerne Keifner. standing from left to right. Mrs. Juanita Flick and Mary Alice Clements. The janitors who keep our school clean and make necessary repairs are from left to right James Neideffer. Don Bate- man. and Theresa Nolley. The women that work hard preparing our noon meals are: from left to right Betty Wessell. Marie Bohn. Betty Bough, and Betty Dove. 61 LANGUAGE ARTS GREG JOHNSON—Speech. English Literature 9. Things you admire most about Mr. Page: Mr. Page's door' was always open. He always had time to lis- ten.” ANN OSER—English Literature 10. Things you admire most about Mr. Page: You always made me feel that no problem was too small to discuss. I knew that if I needed to talk to you. your door would always be open. Thanks for making my job an easy and enjoyable one. (upper right) Mr. Johnson busy grading papers during his Eng- lish class. (below) Some students enjoy getting their pictures taken while others don’t. (right) Miss Stuart giving notes to one of her Literature classes. GRETCHEN STUART—English Litera- ture 11. Drama. Musical Director. Things you admire most about Mr. Page: Patience. Flexibility and sense of humor. KEEVIN BIGGS—English Literature 9- 11. Etymology. U S. History. Parting words of wisdom for Mr. Page: Learn- ing is finding out what you already know. Doing is demonstrating that you know it. Teaching is reminding others that they know just as well as you — RICHARD BACH SANDRA WHER—Spanish I. II. III. and IV. Parting words of wisdom for Mr. Page: “We'll be watching for you on the Pro Golfer's tour! ANNETTE SEIB—French I. II. III. and IV. (top left) Lisa Trambaugh and Patty Asbell busy mak- ing Pinatas for the Spanish Club Christmas Party, (bottom left) Joanne Swickard takes a swing at the moving pinata. (below) Mrs. Seib giving the exact pronunciation of a word during French I. FOREIGN LANGUAGES 63 JANICE ARNETT—High School Chorus, Junior High Chorus, Upper Elementary Music. ED HAMILTON—Band. PENNY O'HARA—Junior High Art and High School Art. 65 MATH ROBERT GRANNAN—General Math. Algebra. Ge- ometry. DIANE GILL—Language Arts. English. Special Math. Things you admire most about Mr. Page: The thing I will miss the most is his approach at trying to see the best in each student. Ornery, stubborn or mean the student might be on occa- sion. his positive outlook is contagious.” DAVID KAVANAUGH—Junior High Math. Alege- bra. Physics. LARRY WEITKAMP—General Math. Algebra II. Geometry. VICTOR HURM—Bioloty I. II. Earth Science. Part- ing Words of Wisdom for Mr. Page: To the one who, amid the complexities of school life, was able to always maintain a taste of simplicity, to order the paths of all who served under him. I wish to him the very best. CAROLYN JOHNSON—Chemistry I. II. III. 66 SCIENCE Don’t ask me. says Kelly Norris while Jamie Lannan appears to know the answer. (Upper left) ‘Write one thousand times or to the pit. (lower left) Diane Mattingly and Kathy Haynes are dissecting a worm in Biology, (below) Jennifer Acton. Kelly Norris. Doug Winklepleck. Steve O'Brien and Mac Barlow taking it easy dur- ing Chemistry II. (lower right) Tim Bradley takes time to smile at the camera during Chemistry, (upper right) HAZEL PIELEMEIER—Foods I. Foods II. Family Health. Child Devel- opment. Clothing I. JILL LITTELL—Family Living. Home Furnishings. Consumer Education. Interpersonal Relations. Foods Ml. Clothing II. Favorite anecdote of Mr. Page: “The story of Mr. Page, as a fifth grader receiving so many spankings' he thought he would nev- er live to become a sixth grader. SUSAN FRYE—School Nurse. Miss Littell is having a good time in one of her Foods classes. 68 STEVE POEHLEIN—Graphic Arts. Basic Drafting. Basic Woods. Electricity. Parting words of wisdom for Mr. Page: “Mr. Page, now that you have completed a career of service to the community, and begin a new life style. I wish you health and happiness in the coming years.” ERNIE MARTIN—Adv. Woods. Adv. Mechanical drawing. Jr. High Woods. JOHN KNEPP—Metals. Power Mechanics. Mr. Poehlein helps Marlin Swartzentruber and Greg Woody set up type in Graphic arts. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Ronnie Divine and Marilyn Ellis caught off guard by the photographer in shop. 69 Prosecutors Greg Clark and David Acton discussing the aspects of the Mock trial, (above) Seniors got it made.—Alan Brown The Seniors thoroughly enjoying Government with Mr. Fisher, (right) Brenda Lavely hard at work in Typing II. (middle right) Kim Baker enjoying her secretarial work in Business Lab. (far right) 70 JERRY HEIRONIMUS—Accounting. General Business. Shorthand. ROBERT L. KAVANAUGH—General Business. Business Math. Typing I. Things you admire most about Mr. Page: Mr. Page, an admirable trait you’re known to posses is being calm, cool, and collected under stress. RANDY MILLS—U.S. History. World ANN ACKERMAN—Sociology. Govern- ment. Values and Issues. Yearbook. Things you admire most about Mr. Page: I admire Mr. Page's willingness to listen, to counsel, and to support his teachers, students, school, and com- munity. FARYL ARMSTRONG—Typing II. Short- hand. Office Lab. OEA. Parting words of wisdom for Mr. Page: “Never get too far away from the bleachers or golf course. JACK BUTCHER—World History. Phys- ical Education. Driver's Education. STEPHEN FISHER—U.S. History. Cur- rent Problems. Government. History. Economics. Literature 10. TIMOTHY NONTE—Physical Educa- tion. Driver's Education. Psychology. Parting words of wisdom for Mr. Page: I know he will supplement his retire- ment income by becoming more in- volved in his favorite pastime, public speaking, ie: banquets, commence- ments.” SOCIAL STUDIES AND BUSINESS 71 SUBJECT AREA SPECIALISTS CHARLES SIMS—Drivers Educa- tion. Junior High Geography. SANDY LUEGERS —Health. Physical Education. CHARLOTTE WINKLER—Sopho- more English Literature. (upper left) Sandy Luegers writing notes for her health classes. (upper left) Say cheese! (bottom) May I help you? TOM SMITH—Special Learn- ing Programs. ELAINE WOLFORD—Librar- ian. (upper left) Mr. Smith and Nedra Hansen trying to solve a difficult problem. (upper right) Reading is fun! (lower) Tad Lynch and Tracy Wenzel taking a break in the library. 73 ACTIVITIES ACTIVE IN-ACTIVE OUT Jdvooea z: Coua cu Trisha Love, Sue Deegan, Kathy Flynn are shown deco- rating during tourney time. The Student Council is in many activities. They deco- rate for such activities as Homecoming and Senior Night. The Student Council hosts the Awards Night din- ner where students who have excelled in classes are honored. They also sponsor class officer elections near the end of the year. Kneeling left to right—Stacey Bowling, Tony Walker, Cam Ackerman, Janet Ledgerwood. Donna Nolan, Julie Sheetz. Sitting—Kara Arvin, David Flynn, Marcia McA- tee, Dirk Ackerman, Trudy Smith, Danny Strange, Doug Bowman, Amy Patterson. Standing—Craig Ledger- wood. Jodi Sims, Audrey Nonte, Kathy Flynn, Steve Asdell, Mr. Martin, Rick Schnarr, Paul Ader, Kevin Hunt, Carol Jones, Shannon Fuhrman. (l-r) Kim Baker, Karen Butcher, Barbara Butcher, Jenell Swartzen- truber; 2nd row— Connie Parsons, Louise Wininger, Regina Swartzen- truber, Bev Sum- mers, Lynn Nol- ley, Rita Seal, Pam Schnarr; 3rd row—Trish Bur- ton, Chris Nolley, Pam Braun, Ja- nice Wildman, Robin Matheis, Susan Mathias, Nina Neukam, Sue Deegan, Pam Overton; 4th row—Peggy Hil- debrand, Trisha Love, Debbie Acker, Sandra Eichmiller, Joni Walton, April Wag- ner. (l-r) Jenell Swartzen- truber. Sandy Ritchey, Joanna Arvin, Connie Parsons; 2nd row— Mrs. Conolty. Terry Street, Kathy Haines, Mary Healy, Jill Ziegler, Corina Truelove, Janet Ledgerwood. Mrs. Wol- ford; 3rd row—Marla Sutton, Chris Sellers, Tina Resler, Kathy Stucky, Tina Overton. (l-r) Alycia Harder, Nancy Bough, Inger Rasico, Rita Barber, Connie Parsons, Jill Ziegler, Lynnell Williams; Row 2—Ms. Littell, Joyce Harder, Jenell Swartzentruber, Kim Baker, Jackie Arvin, Bev Young, Lana Holmes; Row 3—Darlene Phillips, Corina Braun, Tina Neukam, Nina Neukam. Carmen Sterling, Starla Cornwell; Row 4—Julie Davies, Marla Sutton, Kathy Stuckey, Kim Blackwell, Star English. (l-r) Nellie English, Terri Byrer, Lisa Lemmon, Cindy Bruner, Bev Summers. Marcia McAtee, Jodee Arvin, Jacki Hardwick, Ms. Ackerman; Row 2—Brent Hedrick, Connie McAtee, Susan Burch, Karen Acton. Patty Elliott, Jayma Larkin, Diane Mathies, Janet Arvin, Sherry Wininger; Row 3—Lana McKean, Kim Baker, Cheryl O’Connor, Debbie Wagner, Inger Rasico, Alycia Harder, Linda Smith, Dirk Ackerman. Not pictured Jill Spaulding, Robin Matheis, Connie Kieffner, Sue Butcher, Tracy Raney. T E A C H E R S S T U D E N T S(l-r) Jill Spaulding, Jennifer Lents. Joann Swickard, Lara Parr, Jill Ziegler; Row 2—Sheila Hard- wick, Barbara Buchta, Martha Hart, Bev Young, Tina Stoll, Juanita Flick. E C R E T A R I E S (left to right) Row 1—Paige Lankford. Terry Street. Mary Williams. Chris Sellers. Christine Flynn. Kara Arvin. Mrs. Sieb. Jacki Hardwick. Susan Burch. Shannon Weisheit. Tina Resler. Julie Sheetz. Janet Ledgerwood; Row 2—Tammy Wenzel. Karmen Bratton. Dana Woody. Doug Bradley. John Butts. Jim Weisheit. Keith Lannan. Eddie Harder. Tom Rasico. Chris Flynn. David Haag. Rod Peek. Stacey Bowling; Row 3—Marla Sutton. Maria Snider. Frances Combs. Roberta Street. Trisha Love. Peggy Hildebrand. Nancy Doyle. Danny Strange. Brent Fellers. Tim Walker. Jayma Larkin. Karen Acton; Row 4—Scott Cannon. Jeff Colvin. Lana McKean. Debbie Acker. Tom Michaels. Dara Parr. Jill Ziegler. J.R Doyle. Alan Brown. Lisa Matheis. Tammy Fuhrman; Row 5—Craig Ledgerwood. Audrey Nonte. Jennifer Acton. Jodi Sims. Carol Jones. Jamie Lannan. David Wininger; Row 6—Mac Barlow. Paul Ader. Susan Mathias. Carolyn Padgett. Kathleen Arvin. Pam Walker. Scott Cannon and Chris Flynn are shown making crepes in French Class. 80 Mary Healy is breaking the pinata at the Spanish Club Christmas party. Mrs. Wehr is holding the string for the pinata. (left to right) Row 1—Bob Spoonmore. Rick Barber. Mrs. Wehr. Diane Mathies. Dirk Ackerman; Row 2—Martha Hart. Cheryl O'Connor. Sharon Ray. Pam Schnarr. Stephanie Love. Jacki Hardwick. John Guy; Row 3—Barbara Buchta. Cindy Bruner. Debbie Wagner. Chris Wallace. Bev Summers. Beth Wines. Gayla Kemp; Row 4—Michelle Harbison. Carmen Sterling. Mary Ellen Ervin. Susan Denson. Debby Taylor. Steve Asdell. Mark Piemens. Donna Nolan; Row 5—Jennifer Lents. Diana Mattingly. Christina Fegan. Mary Healy. Lisa Trambaugh. Joann Swickard. Amy Lythgoe; Row 6—Jill Burch. Brenda Smith. Jamie Cropp. Shannon Dearwester. Amy Patterson. Eric Sargent. Sheila Hardwick. Shannon Fuhrman. Lisa Carrico. Patty Majewski. The senior members of the King and I cast are. left to right; Cheryl O’Conner. Alycia Harder. Diane Mathies. Dirk Ackerman. Tammy Fuhrman. Rick Barber. Debbie Wag- ner. Inger Rasico. Beth Wines. Stephanie Love. Denny Lents. Jo Dee Arvin. Steve O’Brien. Joe Goss. John Arvin. top right. Shall we dance? Tammy Fuhrman and Dirk Ackerman, below. Whenever I'm afraid’’ Rick Barber and Tammy Fuhrman. top left opposite page. Steve Tedrow. like father, like son ...” bot- tom left opposite page. Debbie Wagner and Mark Wagner sing We Kiss in a Shadow top right opposite page. Hours of hard work and practice went into the production of Loogootee High School’s fourth musical. The King and I . The dedication, perseverance and skill of everyone involved with the musical was evidenced at the perfor- mances. 82 THE KING AND I Directed by Ms. Gretchen Stuart Cast of Characters (in order of appearance) Captain Orton ............................... Joe Goss Louis Leonowens .......................... Rick 3arber Anna Leonowens .......................... Tammy Fuhrman The Interpreter ........................ Stacey Bowling The Kralahome ............................ Ton Rasico The King ............................... Dirk Ackerr.ar. Phra Alack ............................... Kevin Byron Lun Tha .................................. Mark Wagner Tuptim ................................. Debbie Wagner Lady Thiang ............................ Diane Mathias Prince Chulalongkom ..................... Steve Tedrow Sir Edward Ramsay ......................... Sam Street Princess Ying Yaowlak ...................Gianna Gee Priests .................................. Jeff Colvin, Joe Goss, Jim Porter, Randy Williams Royal Wives ............................. Rita Barber, Alycia Harder, Sonia Hoffman, Lisa Lukens, Lana McKean, Cheryl O’Connor, Inger Rasico, Carmen Sterling, Lvnell Williams, Beth Wines, Jacqueline Wiscaver King's Children ......................... Scott Cannon, Star English, Rhonda Hardwick, Amy Lythgoe, Darlene Phillips, Brant Ackerman, C. W. Arnett, Rhonda Barber, Roberta 3arber, Phil Eyler, Richard Eyler, Deanna Fuhrman, Janel Fuhrman, Bill.' Joe Gee, Kimberly Harris, Kindra Harris, Brad Littell, Melinda Lukens, Adam Rasico, Eric Rasico, Jeff Street, Melinda Stuart, Jeff Williams 83 Sam Street and Kevin Byron Tammy Fuhrman THE GLASS MENAG- ERIE This year's Spring production was The Glass Mena- gerie” written by Tennessee Wil- liams. The cast consisted of four characters. Tammy Fuhrman played the part of Amanda Wing- field, Alycia Hard- er played the part of Laura Wingfield. Sam Street played the part of Tom Wingfield, and Kevin Byron played the part of Jim O'Connor. The production was directed by Ms. Gretchen Stu- art. THESPIAN SOCIETY (l-r) Row 1—Ms. Stuart, Rich Barber. President; Steve Tedrow, Vice-President; Beth Wines, Secretary; Dirk Ackerman, Treasurer; Tammy Fuhrman. Reporter; Row 2—Starla Cornwell, Alycia Harder, Carmen Sterling. Lisa Lukens, Gianna Gee, Lana McKean; Row 3—Sam Street, Roberta Street, Shannon Fuhrman, Tom Rasico. Randy Williams; Row 4—Kevin Byron, Stacey Bowling, Steve O'Brien. DRAMA CLUB Officers are the same as Thespian Society. Row 1—Ms. Stuart, Rick Barber, Steve Tedrow, Beth Wines, Dirk Ackerman, Tammy Fuhrman; Row 2—Starla Cornwell, Alycia Harder, Carmen Sterling, Lisa Lukens, Gianna Gee, Lana McKean, Joann Swickard; Row 3—Star English, Roberta Street. Shannon Fuhr- man, Patty Asbell, Lisa Trambaugh, Christine Flynn, Rita Barber; Row 4—Darlene Phillips. Kevin Byron. Stacey Bowling, Tom Rasico, Bruce Lukens, Sonia Hoffman; Row 5—Sam Street, Jim Porter. Steve O'Brien, Randy Williams. Ted Arvin. Row 1: Diane Mathies. Rick Barber. Debbie Wagner. Dirk Ackerman. Tammy Fuhrman. Row 2: Mrs. Arnett. Cheryl O’Connor. Stacy Bowling. Kevin Byron. Jeff Colvin. Scott Cannon. Sam Street. Row 3: Darlene Phillips. Star English. Lynnell Williams. Rita Barber. Shannon Fuhrman. Rhonda Hardwick. Amy Lythgoe. Pam Baily. Tammy Crabtree. Row 4: Sonia Hoffman. Dana Woody. Patty Asbell. Francis Combs. Becky Jones. Lisa Sutton. Brenda Smith. Diane Mattingly. Jacquelene Wiscaver. Linda McKean. Row 5: Doug Bradley. Paul Kaiser. Tom Rasico. Mark Wagner. Lana McKean. Gianna Gee. Jennifer Bennett. Tina Overton. Kellie O'Brian. Shon Buckner. Corina Braun. Carole Bullock. Row 6: Alycia Harder. Inger Rasico. Carmen Sterling. Ted Arvin. Jamie Dawson. Steve Wildman. Joe Potts. Linda Smith. Marty Mauder. Kathy Haines. Bruce Lukens. Beth Wines. Donna Dembo. Row 7: Steve Simmons. Mike Seals. Greg Elliott. MAtmiQAL t)iNN6R Row 1: Gianna Gee. Stacy Bowling. Cheryl O'Connor. Pam Baily. Row 2: Tammy Fuhrman. Diane Mathies. Rick Barber. Shannon Fuhrman. Row 3: Mark Wagner. Kevin Byron. Dirk Ackerman. Steve Tedrow. Lana McKean. 88 The High School Band The Freshman Band Audrey Nonte, Marcia McAtee and Carolyn Padgett, the 1982 Varsity Cheerleaders. 90 We’re The Lions And We Are Proud Top to bottom are Sarah Hedrick, Karen Fields, Carol Jones, Leanne Crim, Donna Nolan, the 1982 B- team Cheerleaders B-team Stand Up You Lions And Shout It Out Loud The Loogootee Lion Cheerlifters are from left to right; Donnie Parsons, Danny Srange. Dirk Acker- man, Brain Sims (alt.) Tim Walker and Alan Brown. Lion Mascots for the 81-82 basketball season were Kathy Flynn and Brian Sims. (Left to Right) Row 1—Martha Hart. Terri Byer. Jackie Hardwick. Stephanie Love. Jo Dee Arvin, Connie Parsons; Row 2—Diane Mathies. Connie McAtee. Pam Schnarr. Geor- gia Patterson. Susan Burch. Jodi Sims. Amy Patterson; Row 3—Lisa Connell. Kathleen Ar- vin. Trish Burton. Pam Walker. Kim Brown. Sandra Eichmiller. Rhonda Hardwick. Jennifer Acton. Susan Denson. Ms. Stuart. The Lionettes are shown doing one of their outstanding routines at one of the home ball- games. 92 Girls’ and Boys’ State The Hoosier Girls’ and Boys' State will be attending Indiana State University. Both Girls' and Boys' Delegates will be going sometime in June: Mark Piemens. Charlie Potts. David Winiger. Steve Asdell. Au- drey Nonte. Carolyn Padgett. Nancy Doyle Jayma Larkin. DAR The Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen is Susan Burch. She was selected on the basis of leadership, citizenship and service. She is the county delegate to the State Competition. HEALTH CLUB (left to right) Row 1—Debby Taylor. April Wagner. Jayma Larkin; Row 2— Lisa Lemmon. Lisa Matheis. JoDee Ar- vin. Stephanie Love. Marcia McAtee. Jacki Hardwick. Diane Mathies; Row 3—Christine Flynn. Georgia Patterson. Martha Hart. Connie Kieffner. Kim Ba- ker. Pam Schnarr; Row 4—Sandra Eichmiller. Rhonda Mundy. Jennifer Ac- ton. Jackie Arvin. Bev Young. Joyce Harder. Jill Ziegler; Row 5—Mary Ellen Ervin. Kathy Flynn. Sue Deegan. Peggy Hildebrand. Trisha Love. Leah Wildman. Jom Walton; Row 6—Sheila Hardwick. Pam Walker. Sherry Wininger. Chris Nolley. Susan Denson. Audrey Nonte. Kim Brown. Connie McAtee; Row 7— Darlene Phillips. Christina Fegan. Ro- berta Street. Mary Healy. Rita Barber. Lynnell Williams. Joanna Swickard. Ma- rie Wilbanks. WHO'S WHO IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Row 1—Brent Fellers. Stacey Bowling. Janet Ledgerwood. Jan Eckerle; Row 2— Paul Ader. Craig Ledgerwood. Kara Arvin, Carol Jones. Pam Walker; Row 3— Jacki Hardwick. Naomi Neideffer, Sheila Hardwick. Mary Ellen Ervin. Shannon Fuhrman; Row 4—Susan Denson. Steve Asdell. Mark Piemens. Leanne Crim. Lisa Carrico. 94 I c I I I I I I : Lisa Carrico— Lisa has been swimming for five years: first for S.W.I.M. Club and then for the U-ACE in which she placed in the top ten of her group in the In- diana Associ- ation Age Group Junior Olympics Championship. She also placed in seven Indiana Swim Confer- ences. • n, - Nancy Doyle. Jayma Larkin. Eric Sargent. Cindy Banister. Scott Street. Lisa Holloway. Senior award winners are; left to right, Cheryl O’Connor. Connie Kieffner, David Acton. Trudy Smith. Je Dee Ar- vin, Jenell Swartzentruber; Back row. Tammy Fuhrman. Alan Brown. J.R. Doyle. Kim Baker. Bob Spoonmore. Susan Burch. Bottom left. Jim Matthews. Greg Clark, and Janet Arvin show off perfect attendance awards. Bottom right. Susan Burch valedictorian and Alan Brown salutatorian. 96 LANGUAGE ARTS MUSIC Band .............................. Stephen Love Vocal.......................... Jecquebne Wtacaver Medngels ........................... Tammy Fuhrman HOME ECONOMICS Interpersonal Reta tona Sam. 1 Jennifer Bennett Interpersonal Relations Sam 2 ....... Michelle Harfcteon Senior Special Sam 1 ....................... JHI Ziegler Senior Special Sam 2 ..................... Sandy Ritchey Foode I Sem. 1 ............................... Greg Clark Foods I Sem. 2 .......................... Tammy Fuhrman Foods I Sam 2 ....................... Janet Ledgerwood Foode II Sem 2 ........................... Ryan Tempfcn Family Living ............................. Sue Butcher Family Health .......................... Debbie Wagner Clothing I Sam. 1 ..........................Joanna Arvin Clothing I Sam. 2.................................... Nma Neukam Clothing II ............................... Oawn Roger� Clothing ill ................................ Bev Young Child Development ........................ Sandy Rtchey Housing .................................... Carta Oilon r� mmar 1 ............................... Jan Eckerte ®r mmer 1.............................. Marvm Bailey 5f mmar 1........................ Janet Ledgerwood Gf ™T� r � ...............................Tim Bradley Grammar II ............................... Kara Arvm Grammar II ....................... Craig Ledgerwood Grammar III ............................ Steve Asdell Gammer III ......................... Carolyn Padgett Grammar III ............................ Nancy Doyle Gr maticB ........................... Tammy Fuhrman ................................. Suaen Burch ®P«®ch ....................................... Drfc Ackerman toy Comp ............................ Debbie Wagner Literature I .......................... Chns Bradley Literature I ........................ Stacey Bowling Literature II .................... Shannon Fuhrman Literature II ...................... Amy Patterson Uteretur� II ....................... Roberta Street Literature II .................... Craig Ledgerwood Literature III ........................ stave Asdell Literature III ........................ Jayma Larkin Literature III ....................... Charts Potts Etymology Sam 1 .......................... Jassa Had Etymology Sam 2 .................... Jennifer Acton LANGUAGES French I ........................ Janet Ledgerwood French II........................ Craig Ledgerwood French III ........................ Danny Bowman Spanish I ............................ Lisa Cameo Spanish II ....................... Shannon Fuhrman Spanish III ................................. Mark Remens Spanish IV .........................Jacki Hardwick INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wood i ......................... Wood ll ........................ Power Mechanics I .............. Power Mechanics II ............. Metals I ....................... Metals II ...................... Graphic Arta l ................. Graphic Arta II ................ Drafting I ..................... Drafting II .................... General Wood Sem. 1 ............ General Wood Sem. 2 ............ General Drafting Sem. 1 ........ General Drafting Sem. 2 ........ General Graphic Arta Sem. 1 ... General Graphic Arts Sem. 2 ... General Electricity Sam. 1 ..... General Electricity Sem. 2 ..... General Power Mechanics Sem. 1 General Power Mechanics Sem 2 General Metals Sam. 1 .......... General Metals Sam. 2 .......... ....... Doug Mattox ........... Ron Divws .......... Norman Cox .......... Doug Byron ........ Steve O'Bnen ....... Derryl Street .......... Rob Street ......... Marilyn EUiS ........ Debbie Taylor ..... Bob Spoonmore ......... Keith Ziegler Martin Swertzentruber ....... Dennis Cropp .......... Pam Walker ............ John Cox .....George Methies ........... Rob Hager .......... Mika Saais ......... Marvm Bailey ............ John Cox ........ Marvin Bailey ..... Wayne Ritchey SCIENCE Biology I ........................... Stacey Bowling Biology l ........................ Janet Ledgerwood Baeic Biology ......................... Jim Stewart Earth Science...................... Craig Ledgerwood Chemistry I ....................... Craig Ledgerwood Chemistry II ....................... Doug Wmklepleck Physics..................................Susan Burch Health Sam 1 ...................... Craig Ledgerwood Heelth Sem 2 ....................... Sheila Hardwick Beuech-Lomb ................................... Alan Brown MATHEMATICS Algebra I ..... Algebra I ..... Algebra II .... Plane Geometry Plane Geometry Business Math General Math . Anal. Geometry Trigonometry .. Janet Ledgerwood .. Stacey Bowling — Brent Fellers .... Nancy Doyle .... Steve Asdell .... Trevte Resier — Tom Fuhrman Bob Spoonmore .... Susan Burch PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boy's P.E................................ Chns Huelsman Boy's P.E.................................... Kaliy Hunt Girl's P.E. .................................Gayia Kemp BUSINESS Typmg I ..... Typing II ... Shorthand ... Business Lab Bookkeeping . Gan Business ... Petty Asbeii Carolyn Padgett — Unde Smith Barbara Buchta ... Gerard Kalb ... Enc Sargent DRIVER EDUCATION Semester I ................................. Pet Strange Semester I ......................... Kevin J. Arvin Semester I ................................ Stan Graber Semester II..................... Craig Ledgerwood Semester II........................ Wayne Ritchey Semester II .................... Shannon Fuhrman SOCIAL STUDIES PSYCHOLOGY U.S History ........... U S. History .......... Government ............ Government ............ Economics Sem 1 ....... Economics Sem 2 ....... Sociology ............. Current Problems ...... Values and Issues Sem 1 Values and Issues Sem 2 ... Steve Asdell ... Karen Acton --- Janet Arvin ... Martha Hart Rick Chambers . . Martha Hart --- Tam Byrer ... Jo Oaa Arvin ....Greg Clerk Bob Spoonmore Semester I .......................... Nancy Ooyle Semester II ........................... Dare Parr ART Art I ...................... Ceramics ................... Sculpture .................. Paint Drawing ............ Pnntmekmg................... Textiles ................... Crafts ..................... .. Troy Resier ___ Joe Goss ... Oars Parr Sandy Rtchey . Sue Butcher . Joanne Arvin Dawn Rogers Front row (l-r) Jay Burch. Tony Walker. Ron Blessinger. Second row (l-r) Kelly Rayhill. David Acton. Brian Sims. Brent Nonte. Third row (I- r) Tony Haag. Pat Strange. Coach Larry Weitkamp. Steve Asdell, Keith Lannan. Coach Larry Weitkamp SECTIONAL CHAMPS Brian Sims ready at the net. Sectional Team— Front row (l-r) Kelly Rayhill. David Ac- ton. Brian Sims. Brent Nonte. Sec- ond row (l-r) Tony Haag. Pat Strange. Steve Asdell. Back — Coach Larry Weitkamp. VICTORY —How sweet it is! Pat Strange waiting to return the ball. Front row (l-r) Steve Johnson. Aaron Rhoads. Craig Ledgerwood. Frank Patterson. Second row (l-r) Alan Brown. Steve Risacher. Coach Charles Sims. Stanley Hodges. Louis Hart. Senior Alan Brown CROSS Coach Charles Sims COUNTRY '♦ ■ w fcwf T 1. Steve Risacher 2. Craig Ledgerwood 3. Louis Hart 4. Stan Hodges At .. Front row (l-r) Terri Byrer, Sherry Wininger, Jill Spaulding. Georgia Patterson. Martha Hart. Second row (l-r) Chris Nolley. Rhonda Mundy. Carolyn Padgett, Amy Patterson. Third row (l-r) Student Manager Patty Majewski. Audrey Nonte. Lisa Matheis, Student Manager Debby Taylor. Coach Ann Ackerman. SENIORS (Clockwise) Lisa Matheis. Georgia Patterson. Terri COACH Ann Ackerman Byrer. Martha Hart. Front row (l-r) Tina Resler. Jan Eckerle, Jane Matheis, Tracy Denson. Student Managers Debby Taylor. Patty Majewski. Second row (l-r) Shannon Weisheit. Paige Lankford. Tammy Wenzel. Tina Stoll. Carol Jones. Third row (l-r) Pam Walker. Kara Arvin, Sarah Hedrick, Jodi Sims, Amy Patterson. Coach Ann Ackerman. Byrer, Terri to LU o: LU to 119 to LU to to 2 26 co LU cz 5? to .781 to LU o 20 Hart. Martha 11 0 1.000 1 Matheis. Lisa 196 32 .836 41 Matheis, Robin 176 42 .761 57 Mundy, Rhonda 2 2 .000 0 Nolley, Chris 7 1 .857 0 Nonte, Audrey 47 9 .808 5 Padgett, Carolyn 177 33 .813 23 Patterson. Amy 35 3 .924 1 Patterson, Georgia 213 16 .914 20 Resler, Tina 2 1 .500 0 Spaulding, Jill 134 25 .813 32 Wininger. Sherry 214 31 .855 44 TEAM 1333 221 .834 244 Spiking Award—Lisa Matheis Ace Award—Robin Matheis Mental Attitude Award—Audrey Nonte Serving % Award—Georgia Patterson Setting Award—Georgia Patterson Points on Serve—Sherry Wininger ( 5 id z to (- z o z z to Z 1- — Ill CO r Q CO LU Q_ to _i _i to o o LU CL 5 to CO CO m 70 6 2; 7 5 0 0 6 64 26: 30 3 3 117 3 11 250 84 23 93 0 1 182 108 32 0 0 0 4 3 0 3 0 2 14 3 0 27 0 1 9 3 1 105 0 i: 1 186 59 7 21 0 0 5 0 0 121 135 52 t 71 14 0 1 0 ) 0 0 0 70 1 177 65 19 131 15 7 1 19 2 4 765 224 91 7 952 344 89 J-V Points on Serve —Jodi Sims J-V Serving % Award—Amy Patterson Offensive Average—13.07 Defensive Average—10.53 Season Record—18-8 Conference Record—7-1 CO-CHAMPIONS BLUE CHIP CONFERENCE % J Front Row—Chris Sellers. Sherry Wininger, Kara Arvin, Julie Sheetz. Tina Resler, Chris Nolley. Tracy Denson. Back row—Mr. Nonte. Debby Taylor (Student Mgr.), Paige Lankford. Rhonda Mundy. Peggy Hildebrand. Robin Matheis. Jill Spaulding, Patty Majewski (Student Mgr ). Mrs. Luegars GIRLS' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Front row—Mr. Nonte. Tina Resler. Tracy Denson, Paige Lankford. Julie Sheetz; Back row—Student managers Debbie Taylor and Patty Majewski. Lisa Holloway. Chris Sellers. Pegge Hildebrand. Record 13-5; 2nd in Blue Chip Conference with 7 and 1 record. Chris Sellers Free Throw Award: Peggy Hildebrand Rebound Award. f NAME FG FGA PI CT FT FT A PCT TP PF REB AST STL ERR Kara Arvin 4 30 13 6 18 33 14 19 34 16 16 53 Tracy Denson 3 7 43 2 3 66 6 1 3 2 2 10 P. Hildebrand 9 31 29 4 9 44 22 21 32 2 1 3 Robin Matheis 116 236 49 27 85 32 262 56 177 15 24 39 Rhonda Mundy 43 94 46 20 43 47 105 60 98 4 10 36 Chris Nolley 23 57 40 3 6 50 49 32 • 48 14 7 26 Chris Sellers 4 10 40 4 6 67 12 9 13 — 1 4 J. Spaulding 74 204 36 19 39 49 167 46 95 25 45 65 S. Wininger 66 189 35 31 54 57 163 61 59 59 44 79 1. Jill Spaulding. 2. Robin Matheis shooting a free throw. 3. Chris Nolley. 4. Rhonda Mundy goes up for a shot. Loogootee Opponent Opponent Score 25 Bedford NL 48 35 Forest Park 34 36 Reitz 68 34 Barr-Reeve 36 42 Springs Valley 32 24 Dubois 21 44 South Knox 43 37 Washington 39 46 North Knox 24 43 Rivet 39 33 Southridge 39 29 Bloomington S. 46 45 Bloomfield 27 53 Washington Cath. 16 37 Jasper 40 61 Mitchell 24 53 North Daviess 19 42 Shoals 28 42 Barr-Reeve 24 40 Bedford NL 51 B 0 Y S’ B A S K E T B A L L Front Row, left to right—Connie Kieffner, Marcia McAtee, Carolyn Padgett, Audrey Nonte, Patty Asbell. Second Row—Jim Matthews, Ryan Templin, J.R. Doyle, Darryl Street, Rick Schnarr. Third Row—Keevin Biggs, Charlie Blackwell, Pat Strange, Gerard Kalb, Kevin Hunt, Lincoln Sellers, Jack Butcher. Fourth Row—Jamie Lannan, Rick Barber (Student Manager), Stan Hodges (Student Man- ager), David Wininger. F.G. A. PCT. F.T. A. PCT. P.F. REB. AST. LBR. E. T.P. Doyle 104 175 59 46 78 58 57 194 26 22 41 254 Matthews 85 184 46 32 39 82 21 71 65 40 40 202 Templin 44 94 46 42 55 76 59 61 52 12 53 130 Street 9 16 56 3 12 25 16 18 2 4 11 21 Schnarr 69 148 46 39 73 53 56 140 44 34 42 177 Wininger 27 72 37 21 32 65 35 76 44 19 29 75 Lannan 85 210 40 27 41 65 47 32 45 29 52 197 Hunt 10 46 22 14 23 60 14 28 18 8 20 34 Kalb 0 0 0 3 5 60 0 2 0 1 2 3 Sellers 1 2 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 Strange 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Blackwell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blue Chip Champs 7-0 Home Score Opponents Score F.G. F.T. P.F. REB. AST. LBR. E. 1096 882 PCT. PCT. 45 64 292 644 290 166 283 no Defensive 36.7 Offensive 45.7 Difference 9.0 Mr. Butcher—Winning Re- Everyone scrambling for the ball. Mr. Biggs, Assistant cord, 480-114, 2nd Con- Coach secutive Sectional Victory, 11 Sectionals, 4 Regionals, 2 Semi-states, 13 Conference Titles J.R. Doyle Jim Matthews Row 1—Wayne Ritchey. Dave Lingenfelter. Kelly Hunt. Gerard Kalb. Pat Strange. Charlie Blackwell. Lincoln Sellers; Row 2—Ed Harder. Cam Ackerman. Bryan Rhoads. Tracy Wenzel. Keith Lannan. Mike Seals. Mr. Biggs; Row 3—Brad Taylor. Chris Bradley, (student manager). Joe Potts, (student manager). Shannon Bratton, (student manager). Greg Woody. JUNIOR VARSITY Darryl Street Ryan Templin Row i—RjCk Taylor. Marlin Swartzentruber. Mr. Phillips. Bryan Rhoads. Greg Woody: Row 2—Cam Ackerman. Paul Howell. Kelly Hunt. Tracy Wenzel. Mike Seals: Row 3—Student Managers Chris Bradley. Joe Potts. Shannon Bratton FRESHMEN Rick Schnarr Jamie Lannan Varsity Baseball—Row 1—Wayne Ritchey. Stan Graber. Tad Lynch. Mike Seals. Tracy Wenzel. Bryan Rhoads. Rick Taylor; Row 2—Ed Harder. Tim Wagler. Jim Weisheit. Mark Piemens. Tim Walker; Row 3—Assistant Coach Lee Kavanaugh. Charlie Blackwell. Paul Ader. Dave Wininger. Greg Clark. Rick Schnarr. Assistant Jeff Richardson. Coach Tim Nonte. Coaches Kavanaugh and Nonte discuss the situation. Senior Greg Clark and Coach Nonte. Junior Varsity Baseball. Row 1—Shannon Bratton. Wayne Ritchey. Stan Graber, Tracy Wenzel. Tad Lynch. Marlin Swartzentruber. Rick Taylor; Row 2—Ed Harder. Bryan Rhoads. Jim Weisheit. Chris Huelsman. Mike Seals. Tim Wagler. Coach Lee Kavanaugh. BASEBALL Lions win regional By JERRY BIRGE Herald Sport� Editor It boon a Ion drought It's nice being in th« semitute again. It'� like icing on the cake''' Loogootee High School baseball coach Tim Nonte was doing the talking after his Lions came front behind to defeat the Bedford- North Lawrence Star� , s-3. in the rain-dealyed championship game of the IHSAA Baaeball Regional at Jaaper's Recreation Field Monday night Regional titles are nothing new to Nonte and his Lions, but it was their first since 197« The Lions also won in 1973 In both 1973 and 197« the Lions were paired against Evansville Memorial in the first game of the Jasper Semis late and this year is no exception Walker's HR lifts Indiana semistate baseball pairings 2C ewwos-h vi« its HaMMlt � W (22-1; (OH caaiJS-f) «ueaan� ( • Qintalmtaa j0m-n umomucnv luee M S s«� 9 «tUMfi� (21.l|. 1) n ttfJeowr i«Ma9ani0Vj)ia I� Sow adorn (2S-SI 0 4i Loogootee takes its 16th game Loogootee � Lions won again Tuesday afternoon, edging Mitchell s Bluejackets. 3 Lions defeat Cougars, 9-6 A stx-run outburst in the fifth inning helped seventh- ranked Loogootee defeat Blue Chip Conference foe North Davleea. 9-0. 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Lions nail Rivet, 18-0 Th victory marked the 300th career win k r Uor. coech Tim Noote, wfcoaa overall record standa at 100-9? m is years of coach� at Loogoo 115 LIONS WIN SECTIONAL AND REGIONAL. The 1982 Lions finished 26 and 8 losing to Evansville Memorial 7 to 2 in the Jasper Semi-State. They were the Blue Chip Conference and Sullivan Tourney Champions. They set a school record for most wins and they helped collect Coach Tim Nonte's 200 wins in 12 years. The team loses one senior and intends to be back in 1983. BASEBALL AWARDS. The award for highest batting average went to Paul Ader, who had a .366 batting average. Paul was closely followed by Rich Schnarr with a .365 average. David Wininger at 364 and Charlie Blackwell at .362. Paul also had the most RBI's (32). David Wininger and Rich Schnarr each had 28. The stolen base award was given to Rich Schnarr who had 22 stolen bases this season. Mark Piemens won the highest on base average award with .586. The most walks record held by Jamie Wininger (30). 1981 team, was broken by Mark Piemens with 32. This year's team had 26 wins, which broke the old record of 21 by the 1980-81 team, and Rich Schnarr had the most base hits. 46. which broke Ed Canary's record of 34 in 1980. Rich Schnarr tied the most runs scored with 30. This record is also held by Mike Acton. 1980 team. Charlie Blackwell had the best pitching record with 12-0. The old record of 8-0 was set by Mark Riggins in 1973. Senior Greg Clark at first base. David Wininger tied Kelly LaMar’s 1976 record of most game appearances in pitching with 19. Wininger broke LaMar’s 1976 record of most games started with 15. The old record was 14. Junior Dave Wininger batting. Sophomore Jim Weisheit. Team Stats NAME ATT OB IP AB R H 1 2 3 HR R. Schnarr 137 73 226 126 30 46 30 10 0 6 C. Blackwell 130 62 223 105 24 38 31 5 1 1 P. Ader 128 73 228 101 20 37 25 10 0 3 D. Wininger 129 72 229 110 26 40 26 9 0 5 G. Clark 123 68 228 100 25 35 24 7 0 4 T. Walker 101 53 200 88 19 24 20 2 1 1 J. Weisheit 72 33 165 55 10 12 9 3 0 0 T. Wagler 38 15 161 30 5 5 5 0 0 0 E. Harder 82 44 171 63 12 19 16 3 0 0 M. Piemens 116 68 228 77 19 17 16 1 0 0 W. Ritchey 10 4 42 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 B. Rhoads 6 3 13 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 S. Graber 3 0 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 T. Wenzel 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 T. Lynch 0 0 8 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 M. Seals 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R. Taylor 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J, Matthews TEAM 49 19 156 46 9 934 214 280 10 8 2 0 BB RBI SB SO PO A E SAC HP OBAV BAT AVE 8 28 22 24 32 45 17 5 0 .533 .365 6 15 11 19 28 43 5 10 1 .478 .362 16 32 8 9 41 1 2 10 1 .570 .366 16 28 10 18 18 43 6 1 0 .558 .364 14 22 3 10 195 2 8 4 2 .553 350 13 14 4 24 14 14 9 5 0 .495 .273 8 3 0 20 0 4 1 3 0 .458 .218 4 7 0 8 7 32 4 3 0 .395 .167 14 7 6 13 13 0 1 4 0 .536 .301 33 11 10 14 7 12 1 7 0 .586 .221 4 0 0 1 5 6 2 0 0 .400 .000 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 .500 .000 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 0 0 6 6 14 18 1 0 0 .000 .217 142 95 180 61 .300 BAT GIRLS—Row 1—Trish Burton, April Wagner, Audrey Nonte. Sandra Eichmiller; Row 2—Tracy Graber. Trish Love. Peggy Hildebrand, Kathy Flynn. Debby Taylor. Coach Nonte. 117 (left to right) Row 1—Tom Hall. Rich Hoffman. Cam Ackerman. Kris Beasley. Paul Howell. Kelly Hunt. Steve Zins. Tim Martin. Tony Walker. Chris Flynn; Row 2—Mr. Sims. Steve Johnson. Troy Bough, Brad Taylor. John Swigler. Randy Wilson. Craig Ledgerwood. Rod Peek. Steve Risacher. Mr Walker; Row 3—Donnie Parsons. Alan Brown. Kevin Hunt. Jamie Lannan. Kelly Rayhill. Lincoln Sellers. Kevin Nicholson. Stan Hodges. Louis Hart, (not pictured David Haag) BOYS’ Coach Sims TRACK SENIORS—Kelly Rayhill. Donnie Parsons. Alan Brown. 1. First Place Finishers in Blue Chip Meet—Steve Zins. Paul Howell. (Freshman Relay) Steve Ri- sacher (Shot Put) Alan Brown (800), Kelly Hunt (Fr. Relay). Jamie Lannan (Pole Vault). Rich Hoff- man (Fr. Relay) 2. Donnie Parsons. 3. Alan Brown. 4. Assistant Coach John Walker. 5. Kelly Rayhill. SECTIONAL QUALIFIERS: Cam Ackerman. Pole Vault; Alan Brown. 800, 1600: Stan Hodges. 3200: Jamie Lannan. Pole Vault; Steve Risacher. Shot Put. NEW RECORDS: Jamie Lannan broke Randy Bright’s pole vault record of 12'6v2” with 12'7” and then at Sectional broke it again with a vault of 13’: Alan Brown, with a time of 4:40 3. broke Ed Kidwell's re- cord of 4:40.8 in the 1600; Freshman Relay team broke the old record of 51.7 with a time of 51.0 (Members Richard Huffman. Kelly Hunt. Paul Howell. Steve Zins) ALL-CONFERENCE—Alan Brown. Jamie Lannan. Steve Risacher. Most Points Scored by Freshman— Cam Ackerman: Most Points by Sophomore—Troy Bough; Most Field Points—Jamie Lannan; Most Run- ning Points—Alan Brown; Loogootee Track Award— Alan Brown. GIRL'S TRACK—(l-r) Row 1—Lisa Matheis, JoDee Arvin, Martha Hart. Dara Parr; Row 2—Sherry Wininger, Kim Brown, Carolyn Padgett, Karmen Bratton; Row 3—Sheila Carrico. Chris Sellers, Jamie Cropp, Patty Asbell; row 4—Coach Fellows, Terry Street (student manager), Becky Jones (student manager). Coach Patty Fellows Track Awards—1982 Most Points Scored—JoDee Arvin Mental Attitude Award—Martha Hart 1982 Schedule 1 April Forest Park 5 April N.E. Dubois 7 April Vincennes Rivet 13 April North Daviess 19 April Springs Valley Southridge 26 April South Knox Shoals 29 April BNl and Washington Catholic 30 April Mitchell (B G) 4 May Conference Meet 7 May Washington 11 May Bloomfield 13 May Vincennes Lincoln 18 May Sectional H NED H T H SK H T NED H T T Jasper Front Row—Sarah Hedrick. Connie Kieffner, Terri Byrer, Georgia Patterson. Joann Swickard: Back Row—Amy Patterson. Tammy Wenzel. Jayma Larkin. Gayla Kemp. Jodi Sims. Carol Jones. Coach Larry Weitkamp. SENIORS: Connie Kieffner. Georgia Patterson, and Terri Byrer. No. 1 Singles. Terri Byrer. No. 2 Singles. Amy Patterson. No. 1 Doubles. Georgia Patterson and Connie Kieffner. TENNIS This year's team was a successful one, finishing with an overall record of 12-4. It finished second in the Blue Chip Conference with a 4-1 record. All-Conference selections were Senior Terri Byrer and Sophomore Amy Patterson. The following awards were given at the Spring Banquet: Most Valuable Player—Terri Byrer; Mental Attitude Award—Connie Kieffner. No. 2 Doubles. Jodi Sims and Tammy Wenzel. No. 3 Singles, Jayma Larkin. BOYS' GOLF—Mr. Eyler, Randy McAtee, Sheila Hardwick, Aaron Rhoads, Troy Resler, Steve Wininger, Eric Sargent. Tony Haag. Brian Sims, Joe Potts, Kristi Taylor, Tom Michaels. Coach Phil Eyler Eric Sargent Brian Sims Steve Asdell working on hall decorations TOURNEY WEEK David Action showing his school spirit with a black-and-gold face Lindsey cutting papers for WFML's Spirit David Acker and James Contest” The Junior class team getting ready for the pyramid competition WE DID IT! 1981-1982 was supposed to be a rebuilding year. How many teams can have only one returning starter and yet win the Sectional and their third consecutive Blue Chip Conference crown ? The players were winners not only as a team, but also individually. Several players were named to various all star teams around the area. J.R. Doyle was named to the Aca- demic All-State team and also was a southern Indiana All Star. Basketball wasn't the only place we were winners. The boys’ Tennis team book their first Sectional crown and won their third consecutive conference title. Loogootee High School had a lot to be proud of this year and their spirit showed it at LHS. We are well-known for our con- tagious and spontaneous enthusiasm and Tourney Week was our chance to show it off. A group of people showing enthusiasm at a pep session AT L □ ( LkJ Li J ZJ Volleyball Teams: Team 1—‘Pam Schnarr. Martha Hart, Jacki Hardwick. Kim Baker. Stephanie Love, Marcia McAtee, Linda Lents. Lisa Lemmon, Karen Yarnell, Kathy Haines: Team 2—‘Nancy Doyle, Jayma Lar- kin. Tammy Wenzel, Shannon Weisheit, Christine Flynn, Lisa Trambaugh, Karen Ac- ton, Patty Majewski, Shon Buckner, Sherry Wininger; Team 3—‘Peggy Hildebrand, Tri- sha Love, Paige Lankford. Kathy Flynn, Tina Resler, Joni Walton, Susan Deegan, Leah Wildman, Julie Sheetz: Team 4—‘Jennifer Acton, Kim Brown, Susan Denson. April Wag- ner, Mary Ellen Ervin, Trish Burton, Sandra Eichmiller, Lisa Connell. Audrey Nonte, Con- nie McAtee. Susan Mathias; Team 5—‘Con- nie Parsons, Chris Nolley, Sandra Ritchey. Joanna Arvin, Karmen Bratton. Sheila Hard- wick, Brenda Smith, Vickie Wildman, Jan Eckerle. Karmen Bratton, Sandy Ritchey, Connie McAtee (Top left) Brenda Smith and Connie Parsons (Top Right) Christine Flynn, Sherry Wininger, Patty Majewski, Jayma Larkin (left) BASKETBALL Aaron Rhoads, SteveTedrow, David Horsting (Top left) Jim Acker and Cary Asbell (top right) Jim Love (right) Basketball Teams—GREY—R. Cham- bers, A. Brown, T. Resler, R. Bruner, K. Roach, S. Hodges. B. Spoonmore. D. Strange; GREEN—D. Wagler, D. Bowman, Da. Bowman, D. Acton, D.J. Healy, M. Mat- tingly, J. Dawson, T. Strange; YELLOW— M. Arvin, S. Asdell, P. Ader, J. Medina. B. Sims, B. Stewart, D Flynn; WHITE—D. Ackerman, M. Piemens, K. Rayhill, B. Nonte, J. Brewer, J. Love, C. Graber: RED—D. Parsons. G. Clark, S. Risacher. T. Walker. D. Hart, L. Gilbert. H. Haag: BLUE—L. Crays, S. Wininger, S. Cropp. J. Hall. D. Strange. D. Lents. S. Weupper. ADVERTISEMENTS One last time we focused in on another side of Loogootee High School. A side which shines to its peak through the entire year and dies with each graduating class. That most special side is the Senior class. For that one special year, a joyous nine months, the Senior class has it all—power, superiority and fame. But it is merely a dream come true which later turns into a memory after graduation. As we sit in view in front of 3000 friends, relatives and spectators, many thoughts ramble through our brains of all that has taken place over the last twelve years. Even though this may be the last time we will all ever be assembled together at one place and at one time, we just have to hold on to that one special moment all through our lives. So we walk out the doors of L.H.S. for the last time as high school students into a new world. As we walk through the doors we must hold our heads high and with our diplomas and tassels in hand, we must be proud. It took determination, will-power and guts, but we did it—Class of 1982. Our lives will never be the same from this time forward and even though a tear or two may fall from our cheeks, we must always keep one foot in front of the other to stay ahead. Congratulations Class of 1982, we did it! Richard D. Barber. Yearbook Editor 82 LOOGOOTEE FEED AND GRAIN MASTER MIX custom grinding, mixing, liquad pro; delivery. Feeder contracts on hogs. 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JASPER, IN 47546 LOOGOOTEE INDIANA FORMULA V DRUGS Custom Jewelry Fast Courteous prescription Service LARIIN LUMBER AND HARDWARE Sickroom supplies, film, cameras PAT LARKIN—OWNER 295-2763 295-2646 P) NOLAN’S LIQUOR STORE CHEVYLAND L00G00TEE 295-3109 MARTIN © COUNTY COMPLIMENTS OF WALLACE VETERINARY CLINIC LOOGOOTEE TOY’S AUTO PARTS LOOGOOTEE 295-2312 ODON 636-4049 DALE AUTO PARTS 937-2566 Machine Shop Service Your local AUTOPRO JOBBER for Auto Parts Accessories Bob Toy—Owner RUSOPRO Congratulations and best wishes to all THE GRADUATES St John Catholic Church FARM BUREAU INSURANCE 400 JFK Avenue Loogootee 295-3129 141 BUEHLER’S R6 Hours on Sunday 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Monday-Friday 7 A.M.-9 P.M. Saturday 7 A.M.-8 P.M. HWY. 50 West, Loogootee 307 East Broadway 295-3823 MARTIN COUNTY TIRE BATTERY DAIRY QUEEN Loogootee Indiana 295-2558 Open 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. SHAKES SUNDAES SPLITS CONES 295-4141 Brazier DRIVE THRU WINDOW EAT IN OR CARRY OUT HOME OF FINE BRAZIER FOODS 143 Compliments of Jim Frank’s Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of General Bottle Gas LOOGOOTEE 295-2828 NICK BILL’S LOOGOOTEE 295-3140 144 Washington Loogootee—Jasper Livestock Center Cleo Wilcher, Larry Wilcher CATTLE BUYER P.O. BOX 412 Phone 812 295-4645 Greg Burger, Joe Akins AMOUR HOG BUYER Phone 812 295-4645 Loogootee Indiana 47553 Branch of Martin Co. Bank Congratulations Class of 1982 145 SEm Loogootee, Indiana Good Luck Seniors! 146 VIOLA’S FLOWERS ‘‘Our Flowers Say It Nicer” For Real Service In Real Estate The Wagner Agency Loogootee Office 204 J.F.K. Ave. Call John McAtee 295-4044 Washington 254-4186 Vic Hopkins Tom Wagner Chas J. Wagner Tim Wagner Tony Spaulding Owner—Designer AristOKraft Square • Box 420 Jasper, Indiana 47546 Phone: 812-482-2527 147 For Finest Quality Portraits and Reliable Service Good Luck Seniors! Patterson Studios 15 E. Main St. Washington DR. JAMES P. POIRIER AND OFFICE STAFF Loogootee Clinic P.O. BOX 401 EAST FIRST ST. Loogootee Phone: 295-2812 M R LIVESTOCK Loogootee Indiana 47553 TED McANINCH Phone: 295-3480 MANAGER Box 284 Loogootee Vincennes Beauty College Vincennes 105 Second St. 882-1086 Hucks OPEN 24 HRS. We Never Close TANK GAS 149 GATES CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE Loogootee 295-3338 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 GAMBLES Your Friendly Hardware LARKIN BROTHERS 295-2066 DEPARTMENT STORE The Paper Palace 'On the Square' Inc. LOOOOOTEE, INDIANA Quality Office Products 295-3630 ; ! Wish The Seniors Success As They Are The Future Of — 1ipB America Pkrmf- (812)-295-2863 150 Denny And Flo CHASE STUDIO 407 Geiger Street Huntingburg 683-3311 “Senior Portraits Become Treasured Memories” Compliments of First Federal Savings Loan DR. LLOYD JACKSON D.D.S., P.C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 82 I Each dapositor ins.rad to $100 000 FDKi Hwy. 231 North LOOGOOTEE CocgocdM XmMk. lk mx NOLAN’S RAIN SOFT SALES—RENTAL—SERVICE FAST DEPENDABLE SERVICE FREE WATER TEST Miller Building Supply Miller Overhead Door Miller Lawn Mower Sales Service 486-3218 206 JFK AVE. LOOGOOTEE 295-3525 0 RIS H . V Gas Station Hours Monday—Saturday 7:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M. MONTGOMERY WADE’S GAS STATION GAS, OIL, GASOHOL 1 Block North of Stoplight Sunday 11:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Phone 295-2501 For Our Full Service Car Care Your Mountain Dew Stop!! 152 GUS DOERNER SPORTING GOODS GRABER IMPLEMENT INC. ALLIS-CHALMERS SALES SERVICE Burch's Jenco Station Complete Auto Repair GMC Trucks Sales Service Phone: 295-2359 Wrecker Service LAURIE’S FLOWERS On the square—Flowers and gifts for all occasions. DR. RICK BAUER DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY CORNER OF MAIN JFK AVE. CONTACT LENSES PHONE: 295-3163 TITZER FUNERAL HOME LOOGOOTEE, IN. STRAWN BAUER Hillview Farm Polled Hereford Cattle Loogootee 295-2260 BURCH INSURANCE AGENCY “Service is our Priority 295-3609 110 W. Main Street Loogootee, Indiana 47553 Insurance.................“Any and all kinds” 154 MILLER BROTHERS GENERAL STORE AND CONTRACTORS P.O. BOX 56 MONTGOMERY INDIANA 47558 Phone: 486-3299 KEUSCH BROS. Body Glass Inc. We cut and install auto glass, mirrors, furniture tops, insulated glass, manufactured and repaired store fronts flexiglass. NAPA LOOGOOTEE MOTOR SUPPLY 295-2116 202 NORTH EAST 1ST. REGAL MILLS, INC. Honeggers Feeds Animal Health Products Grain Bank—Grain Buyers Haysville 695-3531 ENDE SHOP 104 J.F.K. Ave. Open 9 til 5—Fri. till 8:00 295-4099 New used articles If you want it. we will hunt it. Consignment resale Good Luck to Loogootee students DEB’S AUTO SALES Highway 23 North 295-2843 COMPLIMENTS OF Loogootee Education Association Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company P.O. Box D Vincennes, Indiana 47551 Phone: 882-2610 KIM'S TOP SHOP 201 N.W. 1st—Loogootee—295-3725 (Next to Post Office) Shirts Caps Socks Jackets All your school and play needs for one or an entire team Letters Transfers Numbers Custom Printing on Shirts, Jackets, Hats. Athletic, Tote Bags Athletic Uniforms Sweatsuits MATTINGLY FEED STORE INC. JEFFERSON TRUCKING CO. Dealers in Kent Feeds Custom Grinding Seeds and Mixing Fertilizer Grain KENT FEEDS Area Code 812 Phone 295-2237 Rt 2 Loogootee, Indiana NATIONAL CITY MtCh LORAIN OHIO SHOALS IN M1C0 39H PSCI3CH ___JWC« «73 . ) ICC-MC10846 i LINCOLN LOOGOOTEE TRIBUNE Best Wishes to the class of 1982 Phone: 295-2500 Congrats: Seniors Laverne Terry Incorporated Highway 50 Shoals, In. ___4ie ca u 247-2211 CRIM ENTERPRISES Your Transportation Headquarters WILSON GAS OIL 247-2464 Shoals, In. Best wishes for a long, happy prosperous life to each member of the 1981-1982 graduating class MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES ZENITH RCA TELEVISION KROEHLER FURNITURE WURLITZER STOR CLARK LAWERY PIANOS ORGANS. BAIT TACKLE 295-3655 7 DAYS A WEEK COMPLIMENTS OF KNIGHTS OF HOLSUM OF COLUMBUS BEDFORD, INC. UK Bakers of Holsum Bread W 1001 ‘J’ STREET BEDFORD, IND. FATHER RALPH DOYLE 47421 COUNCIL 732 LOOGOOTEE, INDIANA CELEBRATING 100th YEAR COMPLIMENTS Mr. Page: of We, the yearbook staff of 1981-1982. would like to express our deepest appreciation for your help and guidance through the year. We hope that your last year at LHS will bring you many fond memories in the years to come. HOOSIER SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. You have been at asset not only to us, the year- book staff, but to the entire school as well. We would like to thank you for your kindness and understanding, and would like you to know it has been greatly appreciated throughout your years at LHS. 929 E. 23rd. St. Love, INDIANAPOLIS, IN. The Yearbook Staff 46205 159 WHILE YOU’RE SATISFYING YOUR THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE, WE’RE SATISFYING YOUR THIRST FOR REFRESHMENT SPECIAL AUTOGRAPHS YEARBOOK STAFF: Editors—Rick Barber. Susan Denson; Senior Committee—Bob Spoon- more. Dara Parr. Bev Summers. Rick Barber; Junior Committee—Susan Mathias; Sophomore Committee—Rita Barber. Lynnell Williams; Freshman Committee—Patty Majewski. Paige Lankford; Sports—Pam Walker. Amy Patterson; Faculty—Nina Neukam. Debbie Acker; Activi- ties—Rita Barber. Lynnell Williams. Dara Parr; Ads—Lisa Matheis. Robin Matheis. Jill Spaulding. Rhonda Mundy. Paige Lankford. Patty Majewski. Susan Denson; Photography—Rhonda Mundy. Eric Sargent. Paige Lankford; Lions’ Den—Bob Spoonmore. Debbie Acker. The Staff and Ms. A. celebrating her birthday, (upper left) A few of the staff members making it LOOK LIKE they're working, (center) Patty Majewski working on Freshman pages, (upper right) Senior Staff members Bob Spoonmore. Rick Barber. Lisa Matheis. Dara Parr. Bev Summers, (middle left) 1982 Lion Legacy Staff, (middle right) Editors Susan Denson and Rick Barber, (lower middle) 163 AUTOGRAPHS