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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

MOX LEGACY Loogoootee High School Loogootee High School Loogootee, IN 47553 201 Brooks Avenue Volume XV 1983 1984 Dr. Joe Woods, Superintendent of Loogootee Schools. Title Page 1 CELEBRATE!!! Celebrations are a key part of everyone's life. From his first celebration to his last, a person's life is often spent either in a celebration or in anticipation of one. A celebration is something that almost everyone at Loogootee High School can relate to. Students can be heard begging teachers for a party in class. Foreign language classes have fetes and fiestas as part of learning French and Spanish culture. And who can forget that ever-popular line: Hey dude, let's party!!! One reason for rejoicing was the addition of computer classes to the curriculum. This was a big step towards preparing students for an increasingly technological future. Another reason for celebration was Coach Jack Butcher's 500th career victory. In an exciting game against Barr Reeve, the Lions came out on top for one of the highlights of 1984. This year was definitely one for celebrations, and this year's students were great celebraters! Sammi Bateman having a good time in school. (above) David Harris, George Williams, George Patterson, Terry Street, and Wilfred Kalb. Loogootee High School Principal Ira Clark. 2 Opening Opening 3 Sarah Hedrick. Senior Varsity Cheerleader, was escorted by Wayne Ritchey. Senior Ballplayer Senior Class Treasurer David Haag escorts Vice-President Amy Patterson and Secretary Shannon Fuhrman Senior Girl Basketball Player, Kara Arvin and Class President Tim Bradley Seniors. . Senior Mascots Christine Flynn and Sam Street display the hoop for Senior Night 4 Senior Night Senior Lionettes Kathleen Arvin, Iodi Sims. Pam Walker. Amy Patterson, and loan Swickard stand proud at the end of their Senior routine. The 1984 Loogootee High School Senior Night was held February 24 between games. Loogootee played Vincennes Lincoln and was defeated by one point. Senior cheerleaders, officers, Lionettes, student council members, mascots, and ballplayers were honored. The Senior Board was also presented. The Loogootee Lionettes, featuring the Senior Lionettes, performed to Far From Over during half time of the varsity game. Following the game, a dance was held at St. John's Gym. Tameless , a group containing four Senior guys and Ruff Justice provided the music for the Senior Night Dance. Many of the Seniors continued celebrating after the dance by going to the all-night restaurants in the area. Senior Ballplayer Charlie Blackwell escorts Cheerleaders Carol Jones and Patty Asbell of 1984 Senior Night 5 GOOFING OFF GOOFING OFF GOOFING OFF GOOFING OFF GOOFING OFF GOOFING OFF GOOFING OFF And They Lived Happily Ever After Class Sponsor Steve Fisher gives some reassurance and instructions to some Senior boys. — NIQUE Class President Tim Bradley speaks of unique TIME Co-Valedictonan and Secretary Shannon Fuhrman speaks on time. F RIENDSHIPS Co-Salutatorian and Vice-President Amy Patterson speaks on friendships. 8 Graduation Nedra Hansen and Star English make last-minute preparations for graduation. Graduation - a time for celebration and a time for tears. Senior Week was a rowdy one, as usual. The pre-graduation parties obviously took their toll on many students who appeared to barely make it through their morning classes. The inevitable fireworks at noon hour also spiced up the week. And graduation morning, when the students showed up for practice, it was obvious that many of them hadn't seen home for a long time. Everyone was excited. Vet when the moment came at last, it was a quiet and subdued group that walked up to receive their diplomas. When it was over, some students cried, some of them cheered, and several breathed a sigh of relief. It was a good feeling to have a diploma and realize all that work was worth it. Vet it was kind of sad to realize that once graduation was over, there were people we would never see again. Also, a lot of people expressed anxiety about the future. There is one small postcript that needs to be added to complete the story of graduation. The juniors couldn't even wait until graduation to proclaim themselves Seniors. A large number of them showed up at school that day proudly sporting shirts saying SENIOR”. And so it starts all over again. Understanding Responsibility Enthusiasm Class Treasurer David Haag speaks on understanding Co-Valedictorian Craig Ledgerwood speaks on responsibility. Co-Salutatorian Pam Walker speaks on enthusiasm Graduation 9 Juniors Present. . . The 1984 Junior-Senior Prom took place April 28. After the Grand March held at Loogootee High School at 7:30, Prom King, Queen, Prince, and Princess were crown- ed. Candidates for Prince were Tony Walker, Kelly Hunt, Bryan Rhoades, Chris Bradley, and Cam Ackerman. Princess Can- didates were Leanne Crim, Debi Brewer, Tracy Denson, Donna Nolan, and Tina Stoll. King Candidates were Charlie Blackwell, Chris Flynn, Eddie Harder, Tim Wagler, and Jim Weisheit. Queen Can- didates were Kathleen Arvin, Kara Arvin, 10 Junior Prom Karmen Bratton, Carol Jones, and Jodi Sims. Prince and Princess winners were Cam Ackerman and Donna Nolan. King and Queen winners were Chris Flynn and Carol Jones. After the Grand March couples spent a wonderful evening at the Crane Officers Club. Music was provided by the Lennon Brothers. Theme for the prom was WE'VE GOT TONIGHT. Prom colors were burgundy and gray. Sissy and lohn taking a break The Junior dass decorating for grand march Upper Left Bob Bell, junior class sponsor, helping get things ready for the BIG night Upper right Chris Mathias and Aaron Rhoads waiting their turn to walk through grand march. Lower left Everyone enjoying a wonderful time at prom. Lower right Junior Prom 11 ALBUM This Album section of our yearbook contains pictures of teachers, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen followed by Snaps of each individual class. In addition the Seniors have featured the Homecoming and their Senior Celebrities, who are each selected by the Senior Class. This year was a dedication to Rick Ochs and Sandy Allen. In these next pages we have tried to capture the true feeling of Student life. Greg Woody using his muscles by helping set up the gazebo. 12 Album Division TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty 14 Senior Pictures 18 Homecoming 24 Senior Celebrities 28 Junior Pictures 34 Sophomore Pictures 40 Freshman Pictures 46 Don 't rush me I'm gelling there Tracy sound belter in the shower Chris Album Division 13 L.H.S. Ann Ackerman Government, Sociology, Psychology Faryl Armstrong Business lanice Arnett Chorus Bob Bell Business Kevin Biggs Language Arts William J Butcher Physical Education, Oliver Education, History Stephen Fisher Government, Economics Julie Floyd Drama, Language Arts Diane Gil Special Education Robert Grannan Mathematics Craig Grow Career Education, Health, Driver Education, Physical Education Edward Hamilton Band Terry Hasler Guidance Counselor Jerry Heironimus Business Victor Hurm Biology, Earth Science Carolyn Johnson Biology, Chemistry Pfffffffftth!!!!!!! 14 Faculty Faculty Gregory ohnson Language Arts Da vid Ka vanaugh Mathematics Lee Ka vanaugh Business lohnKnepp Industrial Arts Ernest Martin Industrial Arts Stephanie McAtee Home Economics Penny O'Hara Art Anne Oser Language Arts Hazel Pielemeier Home Economics Stephen Poehlein Industrial Arts Debbie Rayman Learning Disabilities Annette Seib French Charles Sims Driver Education Karla Trout Library Sandra Wehr Spanish Larry Weitkamp Mathematics Brenda Wolski Physical Education. Health two unknown teachers showing their school spirit for the cameras!!! Faculty 15 L.H.S. Staff These are the people behind the scenes of the everyday school year. Upper left: Susan Frye. School Nurse Upper right: L to R: Betty Wessell, Christina Higgins, Betty Dove, Betty Bough Middle right Seated L to R Mrs. Janett Walton, Mrs. Mary Walton, Mrs. Betty Mills Standing: Mrs. Laveme Kiefner. Mrs. Juanita Flick, secretarial staff. Right L to R: Delbert Stoll, James Neideffer, Don Bateman, Custodians Far right: Teresa Nolley, Custodian 16 Faculty In Memorium Sandra Sue Allen February 1, 1966—April 23, 1978 Sandy Allen, daughter of Mrs. Barbera Allen and the late Robert Allen, died in April of her sixth grade year. She was a cheerleader in fifth grade and is missed by all of her friends. Sarah Hedrick, one of her best friends, had this to say about her: Sandy was a very attractive person with a wonderful personality. She will always be in our hearts and minds. Sandy remains in the thoughts of the class of 1984 after six years and is missed now as much as ever. I know what the future hath Of marvel or surprise; Assured alone that life and death His mercy underlies And if my heart and flesh are weak To bear an untried pain, The bruised reed He will not break, But strengthen and sustain. Ricky Dean Ochs January 1, 1966—September 17, 1982 Rick Ochs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ochs, died at the beginning of his junior year. His death was an unexpected and painful one to the class of 1984. Rick participated in basketball until his eighth grade year and then participated in intramural basketball in high school. He was an outgoing person and very easy to get along with. Not only is he missed by our class, but also by many other underclassmen and people who were ahead of him in high school, for he did not limit his friends to those in his own class. And so, beside the silent sea, I wait the muffled oar; No harm from Him can come to me On ocean or on shore. I know not where His islands lift Their fronded palms in air; I only know I cannot drift Beyond His love and care ... Dedication 17 ACrvin Arvin ACrvin TfJ. Arvin Cary shell Patty .Ashed Pita llarher Charlie JJfatbued ACim fJladtuefl Jroy JSouyh 18 Seniors Seniors 19 (IIMM MMMATEIK (L-R) Treas David Haag, Sec Shannon Fuhrman, V Pres. Amy Patterson, and Pres. Tim Bradley (Back L-R) Sponsors Mr Heironimus Mr. Fisher Prosecutors Christine and Richard listen as the defense gives its closing statement. Shannon Fuhrman caught in the middle of writing Lion's Den 20 Seniors SbaviJ (jraUr jbai iJ . Maay 'Dom J4at( £j . LJamrn 22 Seniors YUra Ma CJJ aJ.r SUa J4arAy.Uk Wary Jl.aly Sarak JJ.Jri.L KoLrrt Jii yyins St. . Jot nion Carol fa ei J(.;tk JCa Craig oCtJycru «« Cynthia jCeCjranJ J(JL jCenti Seniors 23 Karmen Bratton is 1984 Queen Amy, lodi, Karmen. Carol, and Tammy prepare to watch the game from their seats at the top of the gym. (below right) Queen Karmen is all smiles! (below left) Student Council President Craig Ledgerwood crowns Karmen as Homecoming Queen 24 Homecoming Five lovely young ladies waited anxiously to see which one would be given the honor of being the Loogootee High School 1983 Homecoming Queen. The five elected by the senior class as candidates were: Jodi Sims, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sims, escorted by Wayne Ritchey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ritchey; Amy Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson, escorted by Charlie Blackwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Blackwell; Karmen Bratton, daughter of Nancy Allen and Frank Bratton, escorted by Tim Wagler son of Mr. and Mrs. Merv Wagler; Tammy Wenzel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loran Harding, escorted by Kelly Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunt; Carol Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones, escorted by Ed Harder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harder. The Senior Class voted for five girls out of all of the girls in their class. All students in every grade were allowed to vote in the final election which decided who would become the queen. Student Council President, Craig Ledgerwood, crowned the queen. His assistants were Angela Walton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Walton, and Jay Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin. Finally the big moment arrived. Karmen Bratton was crowned before a very anxious student body. Karmen was given a dozen red roses and a beautiful crown. Following the queen crowning, the Loogootee Lions defeated the North East Dubois Jeeps in a very exciting game. It was Coach Jack Butcher's 499th victory. The Homecoming Dance was held at the St. John Gym with Trilogy providing the music. (left) Tammy, lodi. Amy, Carol, and Karmen don't seem to be showing any pre-ceremony nerves. Ring bearer lay Martin, Craig Ledgerwood, and Flower Grl Angela Walton prepare for the crowning Front row — candidates lodi Sims, Amy Patterson, Karmen Bratton, Tammy Wenzel, and Carol tones Back row - escorts Craig Ledgerwood, Wayne Ritchey, Charlie Blackwell, Tim Wagler, Kelly Hunt, and Ed Harder Homecoming 25 Jbavid Xinyenfeflt Bid Xu Bonnie 171ar( t Cjeorye 17}at hie 5 Xaiid Watthewi Kandy 171c-j}tee IdJady Witched Scott Wuench Sbina Vorris 2)avid O Brien Wile Panned Susan Parish 26 Seniors jU H. on J}oJi Si m3 Seniors 27 . 1 my uttrrion HJP..L Man PJ. Don, He auco Droy H.s .r Don, Hus Jt Jaron Hi oaJs Cric Sarym Wayne kfitche , Steve S mmoni Dominaters!!! Each member of fhe Senior class is special in his or her own way. However there are certain people that seem to have special characteristics that only few possess. After receiving our driver's license during our sophomore year it soon became evident that two people had to be avoided more than anyone else—Roberta and Jason! Kara and Tim always seem to be dressed better than the ordinary student as one could tell by Tim's nickname, Mr. Fashion. David and Kathleen seemed to be two people who just couldn't resist breaking rule 3. Whenever a teacher found out he had Doug or Christine in class, he was sure to stock his drawer with plenty of aspirins, alka-seltzer, and erasers (for ammunition). Shannon and Craig are two very specially talented people who have made it through these four years better than the rest of us! Then we have the Senior Class Bods—Karmen and Jim. These two always seem to have a long line of admirers follow- ing them. Every class has two seniors who rise and fall with the moon!! Tim and Dana can always be found asleep in class, worn out from the night before. Amy and Charlie are the athletes of the class. They have put in many agonizing hours of practice and have eaten many a Wheatie. We the Senior year- book staff congratulate you for your fine achievements. Roberta Street and Jason Smith—Road Hazards +£ -d and 8hannon Fuhrman—Moet Likely to David Haag and Kathleen Arvin—Biggest Flirts Kara Arvin and Tim Wagler—Best Drassed 28 Senior Celebrities Doug Bradley and Christine Flynn—Senior Class Clowns rim Bradley and Dana Woody—Night Owls Senior Celebrities 29 -JCerry -Smith Pat St, range Poberta Street 3a Smith 30 Seniors Dammy Wenzel Dim Witcoz.n oCynnell 'Williams Handy Wilson Chris Wining Diana Woody DHCSJdWm JUVJOH Pres.—Craiy aCedyerwood Pres.—Craiy nCedyerwood V. P-Jlmy Patterson V. P-Jlmy Patterson Sm.-jCisa Dramhaayh Sec.—Shannon Duhrman Dmas.-Carol Jones Dreas.-Carol Jones SOPJJOMOHC sctuoh Pres.—Craiy jCedyens ood Pres.— Dim Bradley V. P-Jmy Patterson V. P-Jmy Patterson Sec.—Shannon Duhrman Sc.-Shannon Dahrman Dreas.—Carol Jones Dreas.—David Jdaay Seniors 31 32 Seniors The seniors on a class trip to Padanaram Doug Bradley all alone for two points. Christine Flynn presenting her case Juniors! Juniors! Kris Beasley lennifer Bennelt Slacey Bowling Chris Bradley Larry Bradley Shannon Bratton Sheila Braun Corinna Braun Debt Brewer Tony Bruner lay Burch till Burch Marsha Carrico Lisa Carrico Sheila Carrico Terry Congleton Alan Cox lohnCox Leanne Crim lamie Cropp Ernest Able Cam Ackerman Marvin Bailey Shannon Baugh 85 85 85 34 Juniors Julie Davis Shannon Dearwester Donna Dembo Tracy Denson Scott Diamond Rex Doyle JanEckerle Dale Fields Karen Fields Tom Fuhrman Janet Glbert Gndy Gaber Robby Hager Kathy Haines Michelle Harbison Rhonda Hardwick Brad Henry Junior Class officers and Sponsors this year are: seated Treas. Julie Sheetz and Sec. Tracy Denson. Standing hr Miss O'Hara, Vice-Pres Janet Ledger- wood, Pres. Stacy Bowling, and Mr. Bell juniors 35 Randy Higgins Richard Hoffman Sonia Hoffmann Lisa Holla way Chris Huelsman Kelly Hunt Becky lories Paul Kaiser Cayia Kemp Kevin Kunhart Paige Lankford lanet Ledgerwood Chris Lee Jennifer Lents Bruce Lukens Tad Lynch AmyLythgoe Patty Majewski Tim Martin Sissy MaryUeJd Jane Matheis Diana Mattingly Marty Mauder Rick Mauder Linda McKean 36 Juniors We're On . . . Our Way!!!! Donna Nolan Kevin Norris Phillip Norris Kelly O'Brien Tina Overton Mark Padgett Darlene Phillips foe Potts Patty Raney Tina Resler Bryan Rhoads Mike Seals Michaels. Seals Chris Sellers tube Sheet z Brenda Smith Urn Stewart Tina Stoll Terry Street Scott Street Lisa Sutton Marlin Swartzentruber Corinna Truebve Steve Wildman Vickie WHdman Juniors 37 PARTY.. . Mary Williams Greg Woody Keith Ziegler Steve Zins BobEnbw Rick Taylor Tony Walker Shannon Wetsheit Tracy Wenzel Tracy. Marlin, and Tad show who is no. 1. Smile!! lane 38 Juniors WITH CLASS!!!!! Juniors 39 WHIiam Arvtn Sammi Bateman Barbara Berry Robert Berry Robbie Blackwell Alisha Borders Kevin Braun Felene Bruner Misty Bruner Joey Burch Leah Burch Daniel Bussinger Katie Butcher Mike Butcher Adam Carrico Keith Carrico SheHa Colvin LeEtta Cox Travis Davis Kelly Doyle Sophomores! Sophomores! 40 Sophomores Ruth Doyle William Elliott Kevin Ervin William Fegan Tracy Ferry Melissa Fish Thomas Cates John Gee Suste Gibson Kevin GHick Ion Golfer Tracy Gaber Rusty Hamilton Debbie Harder Sherrie Harder Rebecca Hazelwood Christine Hembree Tammy Horsting Cathleen Howard Shawn Howell Shelly Huebner Dana Huelsman Michael Hurt Eric fones Paula Kaiser Sophomores 41 Sophomores Do It Better lames Koontz IHI Lannan Dario Lee Lori Lemmon lames Lichte Sharon Love Kim Lyon Brian Mat hies Chris Mathias lanet Mattingly Lenore McKean Margaret Mitchell Mindy Morecraft PatMudd Roger Nicholson lodi Norris Vicki Ochs Tammy Osborne Nanette Pannell Brian Passen Lee Patterson Neil Patterson Shirley Payne Chris Plummer Cathy Riker P| p-.M ft 7m mL ' m mm tsmmmm Fi wm m OVv, i i-% HR Ll © i� r : '4 42 Sophomores Jennifer Ross Mark Rottler Patti Seals Carmon Sheetz Roger Sterling Olive Stinson Sheila Taylor Mike Vance Debbie Vogler Eric Wagoner Mike Walker Mary Wease Sue Wessell Robert Williams Susan Williams Vicki Wininger Stephen Groves David Bowman Amy Wuepper Keith Johnson Sophomores 43 Sophomores! 44 Sophomores We have almost made it! In only two short years we will have finished our education at Loogootee High School. After our graduation we will all go our separate ways, but we will never forget the fun times, the things we have learned and the great friends we have made. Some of the most exciting happenings during our great sophomore year were turning sixteen, get- ting our licenses, having the chili supper, and just having great times being around each other, growing together, and learning more about life. Our class has really added class to this school and we're proud to be a part of the great Loogootee High School. Kelly and Amy in yearbook Catch it Robert!!! Me and my big mouth. Chris Mathias. Sophomores 45 87 FRESHMEN Auna Allen Jeff Anderson David Arvin Edward Atkins Melissa Ayers Roberta Barber Rod Bateman Rhonda Bell Lisa Bough Robert Bowling Norman Braun Becky Bridgewater Au ey Bruner Clayton Bruner Robert Carrico Jeremy Carrico Kim Chattm Susan Clark Kevin Colvin Mark Combs Tammy Taylor Randy Bell 46 Chan Cornett Kathleen Crew Kenny Doges Eugenia Davis Tammy Denny Alan Doyle Judy Elliott Frankie Fields Jason Fish Eric Fisher John Fox JaneI Fuhrman Troy Fullerton Scott Hall Sheenagh Hansen Jeff Harlow Michelle Harris Rod Hedrick Marty Hembree Troy Hembree Elizabeth Hoffman Tim Horsting Brenda Hotz Lea Johnson Mike Jones Freshmen 47 Freshmen Cheryl Kelly Leslie Larkin Cindy Lavely Marcy Lents Erie Lundy Donna Matthews Lois Mauder Mike Muench Tony Nome Melanie Osborne Tonya Peters Cindy Porter Kristi Quiller Diana Raney EricRasico Pete Rehl Monica Roedel Stephanie Sargent Alan Seals Dean Sheetz Ronny Sheetz Vincent Sheetz Bart Spencer Bill Strange Iohn Stuckey 48 Freshmen Renee Woody Rod Divine Brenda Sutton Dena Swartzentruber Charlie Tedrow Karri Tinkle Todd Titzer Melissa Truetove Pat Wagoner Sonja Wallace Andy Walker Scott Walker Maureen Walsh Charles Wessell Keith Wikoxen Terry Wildman Bobby Willhite T. I. Williams Dana Wminger Lora Wmklepleck Aaron Witsman Dustin Wolfe Freshmen 49 Freshmen In Action Class Sponsor and Officers: Bottom Row: Dena Swaruentruber. Sec.; Susan Clark, Treas.; Top Row: Robert Crannon, Class Sponsor: Andy Walker, Vice Pres.; Kevin Colvin, Pres.: Stephanie McAtee, Class Sponsor What a shy freshman! Dana Wininger strutting down the hall' Andy Walker supposedly studying. 50 Freshmen Upper left. Band musicians at work Upper nght. Smile! You 're on candid camera! Lower left, Don't look at me! Lower right. Pat Wagoner paying attention in Algebra Freshmen 51 Academically speaking, the 1983-1984 school year was one for lots of new things. This year was the advent of two new computer classes for sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Computer Literacy was a 9- week required course for sophomores, and Computer Programming was offered for juniors and seniors and was one semester. Both classes went over well, Academics according to the students. Mr. Weitkamp and Mrs. johnson taught these classes and did a fine job. Another new class introduced this year was Career Education. Taught by Mr. Crow, the students were given an opportunity to explore opportunities and options available to people once they are out of high school. The students learned how to make out resumes, fill out job applications, and learned about various types of jobs Several new teachers were added to the staff this year. Bob Bell was added in the Business Program, julie Floyd was hired to teach English, and Rick Craves was hired to teach Art. Kathleen Arvin listening attentively to the case presented by the prosecution 52 Academic Division Jennifer Lents making sure no typing errors are made during her timed writing TABLE OF CONTENTS Feature: National Events 54 Driver Education 56 Career Education 56 Languages 56 Business 59 Science 57 Math 57 Social Studies 58 Health 59 Physical Education 59 Industrial Arts 58 Vocational 60 Learning Disabilities 60 Feature: Computers 61 Home Economics 62 OEA 62 Art 63 Cadet 63 Band 64 Yearbook 66 could have been a wizkid! Shannon Academic Division 53 NATIONAL Dateline - Local and National Events September 1, 1983 —South Korean let downed by Soviets October 4, 1983 — LHS roofs collapse October 10, 1983 — Secretary of the In- terior, lames Watt, resigns October 23, 1983 —Lebanese suicide mis- sion bombs the US Marines in Beirut October 25, 1983 - United States invades Grenada November 8, 1983 —Capitol Building bombed near the Senate Chamber, sup- posedly in response to the invasion of Grenada December 5, 1983 —Syrians down 2 US jets February 9, 1984 — Yuri Andropov, Soviet leader, dies after lengthy illnes, Konstantin Cherneko is named as his successor. February 7-February 19, 1984-Winter Olympics at Sarajevo, Yugoslavia February 26, 1984 —Los Angeles Raiders defeat the Washington Redskins for the Super Bowl May 2, 1984 —David Kennedy, son of Robert Kennedy, dies from drug overdose ew magazine covers depicting some of the years national events. May 8, 1984 —Russia withdraws from the Los Angeles Summer Olympics. Other Soviet Bloc countries follow suit. 54 Feature □ j. Glenn O W. Mondale Q R. Reagan MARK YDClR BALLOT 1984 — Election Year!!! Of course Ronald Reagan had little competition in the Republican race, but the Democratic ticket was full of competition this year. Walter Mondale, former Vice-President, was the strongest contender from the beginning. Senator john Glenn, D-Ohio, was, at the start, considered to be Mondale's strongest competitor. Eventually, however, he didn't do as well as everyone thought he would, and he dropped out early in the race, jesse lackson, the only black contestant, easily won black ma- jorities in most major cities and also easily took Washington, D.C. Senator Gary Hart, D-Colorado, has, to this point, proven to be Mondale's stiffest competition, winning in many major upsets. There were several others who were on the Democratic ticket, but were never considered to be in serious contention and dropped out of the race early. This year's election could prove to be a close one, and with the way it's gone so far, who knows who will win? PRICE LIST February 16, 1984 hamburger (Mr. T)................$1.30 gallon of gas....................$1.10 movie............................$3.50 concert ticket............$10.00-15.00 album tape.......................$8.98 1984 Camaro Z28................$12,000 jeans.....................$25.00-30.00 dates...........................$20.00 soft drink from machine........ 40-454 . . . AND LOCAL Feature 55 DRIVER ED. AND CAREER ED. ENGLISH, SPANISH, AND FRENCH 56 Driver Ed., Career Ed., Languages MATH SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS iUWMv. ovu a VOCATIONAL 60 Hectic describes the first year for guidance counselor. Mr Terry Master Computer FEVEf 5trihES L.H.5. Chris Huelsman trying to deep her a computer program At the end of the 1982-1983 school year, L.H.S. acquired some new computers. With these, life was simplified for some and created more work for others. Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Armstrong, and the Business Lab are enjoying the new computers. They find them to be useful in data processing. Other people who enjoy the computers are coaches. They make clear statistics that are easily updated. Then there are those people whose lives have been complicated through the computers. The Students! Sophomores are now required to take a 9 week computer literacy class to familiarize themselves with the computers. Also, many junior and senior students took the computer programming class as an elective. Both classes are conducted in the BASIC language. Students have found that trying to get all their work done in class is next to impossible and during almost any class period, students from study hall can be found in the computer room busily typing away. Although many people think that they cause a lot of problems, nearly everyone thinks the computers are a good idea and many people feel like they're gaining a lot from the computers. Brenda Smith hard at work at the computer purchased Computer Feature 61 Future Homemakers of America Office Education Association 62 FHA OEA Cadet T eachers (front row right to left) loanne Swickard, Sheila Hardwick, Rita Barber, 2nd row; Marty Mauder. Leanne Crim, Gayla Kemp, Jill Burch, Tina Stoll, Kim Blackwell, 3rd row; Dana Woody, Tammy Wenzel, Carol tones, Aaron Rhoads, Charlie Blackwell, Pat Strange, 4th row; Kathy Haines, Lisa Carrico, Shannon Dearwester, Tracy Denson, lamie Cropp. Rhonda Hardwick, and Chris Huelsman Art Club (front row right to left) Terri Colglazier, Dina Norris, Rhonda Bell, 2nd row; Ion Brown. Liz Hoffman. Brenda Hotz, Miss O'Hara, Mary Wease. 3rd row; Brian Peek, Ed Hansen, Lisa Hollaway, and LeEtta Cox Cadet Teachers Art Club 63 High School Band The L.H.S. under the direction of Mr. Ed Hamilton, placed first in high school com- petition at Castle High School this spring. They also performed at two home con- certs and marched in the Christmas parade. Percussion left to right A Lythgoe, R Hardwick. A. Patterson. C. Iones. I Sims, k Arvin, C Mathias, and C. Kemp Ed Hamilton directing his band during a number Brass left to right, row 1: L Patterson, L Burch. D. Harder, D. Haag. C. Flynn, E. Sargent, J. Ader. J. Lents, D. Philips, row 2: B Fegan, T. Gates, I. Goller, . Eckerle, S. Hardwick, K. Norris. S. Bowling. C. Ledgerwood. row 3: R Vogler. N. Pannell, M Pannei S. Cannon, M Rottler, B Elliott. S. Baugh. K Lannam. Weisheit, row 4: S Chandler. E Harder. andP Mudd 64 Band Freshman Band left to right, row 1 R Hedrick. I Fish. S Sargent. M Lents. D Matthews. R Barber. L. Winklepleck. row 2: Furhman. D. Wminger, B Sutton, A. Allen. D Swartzentruber. S. Wallace. K Crew, row 3: 5. Cannon, B. Spencer, B Carrico, T Fullerton. M Harris, C Bruner, row 4 L Larkin, G. Bowling, K Sheetz. S. Clark. K Chattin. row 6 R Hardwick. L lohnson, S Baugh, C Lavely, C. Cornett. T. Nonte, and B. Strange The Freshman placed second at contest. They also performed at home concerts. Freshman band HARD AT WORK!!! Woodwinds, left to right, row 1 K Arvin, J Swickard. S Hedrick, L. Carrico. S Weisheit, D Nolan. T Stoll. I Burch, S. Colvin, row 2 M. Healy. K. Taylor, C. LeGrand, C Flynn, C Fegan. R Barber. L. Trambaugh. S. Dearwester, . Ledgerwood. row 3: . Burch, . Cropp, P Lankford, T Denson, . Sheetz, P Majewski. I Wise aver. I. Norris. K. Lyons, row 4 M Mitchell. I. Mattingly, V. Ochs. T Ferry, A Borders. S. Williams. B. Hazelwood, and I. Davis. The band officers are: Carol tones. Kara Arvin, fodi Sims, and Amy Patterson Band 65 LION LEGACY The yearbook staff left to right: David Haag, Cathy Howard, Chris Mathias, Paige Lankford, Amy Wuepper, Shannon Weisheit, Patty Majewski, Pam Walker, lulie Sheet , Stacy Bowling, Sponsor Mrs Armstrong, Kelly Doyle, Sponsor Ms O'Hara, Kathy Haines. Shannon Fuhrman, and Ian Cckerle This year's yearbook staff consisted of a lot of individuals who were always work- ing to get their pages done. Whether it was selling ads, writing copy, or drawing up pages, the staff always had something to do. The 1984 staff deserves a lot of credit. This year's staff had four Seniors: Co-Editor Pam Walker, David Haag, Shan- non Fuhrman, and Sam Street. This year's Lions Den writers were Shannon Fuhrman and Stacy Bowling. Paige Lankford and Pam Walker spent many hours in the dark room developing pictures and this was greatly appreciated. A lot of thanks should go to the Student Editors Shannon Weisheit and Pam Walker for all the hours they put into checking pages and doing pages of their own. Mrs. Armstrong, the yearbook sponsor, also deserves a lot of credit for all the help she gave throughout the year. 66 Co-tditor Pam Walker helping Amy Wuepper with one other pages as Cathy Howard types copy. David Haag putting his best face forward for yearbook Patty Majewski running to the office to duplicate a copy sheet Jan Eckerle and Co-Editor Shannon Weisheit trying to figure out a caption for one of the many yearbook pages Activities This year, the different activites celebrated in many different ways. The French and Spanish clubs held an international dinner. The Art Club held its annual Art Show in conjunction with the Band concert. The Madrigals sang at the Heritage Inn for entertainment. The cheerleaders held their annual clinic for young girls. The OEA once again Kelly Doyle and )odi Sims hide behind a raft in preparation for their routine to Movin' On Up. sponsored the baseball concession stand. The FHA went to the Indianapolis Hyatt Regency for the annual convention. The student council once again sponsored several dances and decoration days. The drama club put on two presentations, Damn Yankees, and Up and Down Staircase. Each year, activities organizations attempt to acid to each student's schoo year. The students are given a wide selection of organizations to c hoose from Of course, a student is not obligated tc join a club, but it is a great way to get out and do things to interest the student anc still allow him to learn. It is encouraging to see so many students involved in educational activities. Doug Bradley, Kim Blackwell, Mary Healy, clown around in a playhouse at Padanaram. 68 Activities Division TABLE OF CONTENTS Intramural Sports 70 Awards Night 72 Foreign Clubs 74 Lionettes 75 Student Council 76 Cheerleaders, Mascots 78 Musical 80 Play 82 Drama 84 Thespians 84 Madrigal 85 Chorus 85 Boys Girls State 86 DAR Award Winner 86 Librarians 87 Student Secretaries 87 Three senior gals showing their spirit Rhonda, Tad, Paul, and lamie one of these days they can be themselves Activities Division 69 Intramural The l.H.S. boys' intramural basketball had a very successful year with a large number of participants. The games were played on Tuesday and Thursday nights at 6:30. The lower league championship team was the Green team. The upper league championship team was the Blue team with Doug Bradley as their captain The games were very enjoyable and everyone had a good time. BASKETBALL I if V Mnrtn lOVt Thjt Form!!! Can you guest who will get the Up ff 70 Intramural Basketball SPORTS This year the girls intramural volleyball tried something new; they started at 4:30 instead of 6:30. There were a lot of i students who participated. This year the winners were Vicki Wildman's team Members on the team were Vicki Wildman, Shannon Weisheit, Dana Win- inger, Diane Raney, Lea Patterson, Tracy Ferry, Angie Allen. They defeated Sammy _ 3 Bateman's team. Everyone had a fun time. Volleyball Intramural Volleyball 71 Students Receive Awards The annual Awards Night was held on May 11, 1984, in the high school cafeteria. Students were rewarded for their achievements. The awards were presented by Mr. Clark. This year staff members past and former were also recognized for their years of service to the school system. Co-Valedictorian Craig Ledgerwood. and Shannon Fuhrman, Co-Salutatorians Amy Patterson and Pam Walker. (Above) Ion Brown received the Ceramics Award. (Far Right) The Literature 10 Award was given to Lori Lemmon (At Right) The Girls' PE. Award was given to Lora Winklepleck 72 Awards Night LANGUAGE ARTS SCIENCE Grammar I .... ...A....................................jane! Fuhrman a ftplogy Grammar I.....I • ........................................Kevin Colviri Wpc Biology Kelly Doyl n Wuepp«-r Grammarll...........................................Tra Graber Grammar II ..._____________...................... Grammar II....,.y. .1 .As ..........................Amy____ Grammar III............. ......................lanet LedgeF ivood Grammar III........................................Sonia Hoffman Grammar III....................................... Keith Ziegler Speech ..............................w----Oaig ledgerwood Adv.Comp.................................. Craig Ledgerwood ter, Literature . ■ . Literature . Literature II Literature . Literature III Dena Swartzentruber . .. Michelle Harris .. Dana Huelsman Lori Lemmon lill Lannan lanet I edgerwood III • • Bob Enlow ..........Patty Raney ....lanet Ledgerwood French I LANGUAGES .............Marcy Lents French II............................................... Kelly Doyle French III.................................. Stacey Bowling French IV.......................................................Craig Ledgerwood Spanish!................................................Kristi Quiller Spanish II........................................... Diane Butcher Spanish III................................................AmyLythgoe MATHEMATICS Algebra I..............................................Marcy Lents Algebra I...................................... .Dena Swartzentruber Algebra II......................................................lanet Ledgerwood Plane Geometry......................................Dana Huelsman Plane Geometry ......................................Stacey Bowling Business Math .MMmm.. IMM. .. W loe Potts General Math........................................Deann Mauder Analytic Geometry............................................Craig Ledgerwood Trigonometry...........................................Amy Patterson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boys' P.E..............................................T. J. Williams Boys' P E.......................................................Tony Nonte Oris' P.E........................................................Lora Winklepleck ART Art I...........................................................Alan Doyle Ceramics..........................................................Ion Brown Sculpture . .....................................Lenor McKean Paint I )rawing...................................Terjy Anderson Printmaking'.............• • • • 5....................David O'Brien HOME ECONOMICS Foods I Sem I.............2fW.-......................Lisa Trambaugh Foods I Sem. II.................................................Tammy Wenzel Foods II Sem I ........................................Mary Williams Foods II Sem II... • • i ■ .............................Sleve ,oh?son Sew Simple Sem. I................................... • Lynell Williams Sew What 's News.....................................Shelly Huebner Dollars Sense v......f----alM.......................Deann Mauder My Life.............................................. Kathy Haines Adult Relationships ................................. Jennifer Lents Famiy Development Sem I ......................... Sherri Harder Family Development Sem II........................... Carmon Sheetz Senior Special.............A.... JSH.........SBH • A.. Kathy Stuckey MUSIC Madrigals..................:’? ' . M ........Jacqueline Wiscover Vocal ................................................Steve Tedrow Freshmen Band................................................Cindy Lavely Advanc ed Band...................................................Jeff Colvin PSYCHOLOGY .......Ioann Swickard Jason Smith BHfeter I Semester II Earth Science ...................... L .. Chemistry I............................ ■ . . Chemistry II............................• • I Physics . ......................... Health Sem. I............................. HeatthSem.il.............................. Health Sem II ......■...................... Bausch-Lomb............................. SOCIAL STUDIES World History........ ..................... U S History........... U S History.......... U S History .................. Government....... .......... Government.................. Government ... Economics Sem. I .... ................... Economics Sem. II.... ............. Values and Issues....................... BUSINESS Typ«ngl................................. Typing I................................. 1 yping II.............................. Business Lab............................ Accounting............................... General Business........................ DRIVER EDUCATION Semester I Semester I Semester I Semester II Semester II Semester II m COMPUTERS Computer Literacy .... Computer Literacy... Computer Literacy... Computer Programming Computer Programming Computer Programming Computer Programming INDUSTRIAL ARTS Wood I Wood R............... Power Machines I..... Power Mechanics II Metals I............. Metals II........... Graphics Arts I...... Graphics Arts II..... Drafting I........... Drafting II.......... Basic Wood Sem I----- Basic Wood Sem II ... Basic Drafting....... Basic Graphic Arts Sem. Basic Graphic Arts Sem. II Basic Electricity.... Basic Power Mechanics Sem I Basic Power Mechanics Sem. Basic Metals Sem. I Basic Metals Sem II Mary Wease . . Dena Swartzentruber .....Elizabeth Hoffman .....%. . Dan Bussinger . .......Chris Plummer ........Stacey Bowling . Craig Ledgerwood ... ... Kelly Doyle .........Terry Anderson ......... . Mary Wease ... Craig hedger wood ... .•.......Mike Hurt ...........Julie Sheetz ...........Lisa Carrico .... lanet Ledgerwood .....Craig Ledgerwood ............Mary Healy ......Charlie Biac kwell .............Fd Hansen .......Terrv Anderson ............Stan Graber .........I )ebbie Vogler .......Vickie Wimnger .............Tina Resler .....lisa Trambaugh ..........Carol lones ........Sherri Harder ......Tammy Osborne ......Margaret Mitchell ...........Mike Vance ............Bill Fegan ......... Thomas Gates ........Charlie Tedrow .......Dana Huelsman ...........Kelly Doyle ...........Mary Wease ...........Rob Hager ............Bob Enlow .....Shannon Fuhrman ............Kara Arvin ............John Ross .......George Mathies ......... Kelly Fkjnt ...........Randy Wilson .........Rick Mauder .......George Carrico ...........John Ross ........David O'Brien .....Becky Hazelwood ...........Troy Bough .........Mary Wease .........ToddTitzer . Dena Swartzentruber Elizabeth Hoffman ..........Mike S Seals ..........David O'Brien .............Bill cluott .........Brian Mathies ........Terry Wildman Awards Night 73 Foreign Clubs French Spanish This year the French Spanish clubs had an international dinner consisting of food from different countries. They also went to a play in Evansville. Spanish club Row 1: 5. Fuhrman, S. Dearwester. C. Plummer, Row 2: P Asbell, L. Trambaugh, S. Hardwick, . Swickard, C. Fegan, M. Healy, A. Patterson, Row 3: K. Lyon, M. Bruner, N. Pannell, R. Doyle, S. Hoffman, A. Lythgoe, C. Kemp, T Bruner, Row 4: J. Elliott. T Denning, R Woody. L. Larkin, J. Fuhrman, M Walsh, L. Winklepleck, B Bridgewater, B Spencer, J. Anderson, C. Cornett Not pictured, sponsor Mrs. Wehr. Mrs. Seib - The French club sponsor in one of her classes, (bottom right) French Club Row 10-r)Sponsor-Mrs. Seib, T Resler, K. Arvin, J. Eckerle. Row 2: F. Combs, C. Ledgewood, S. Street, C Flynn, Sims, C. Iones, P Walker, Row 3: D Phillips, S Bowling, R Hager, V. Wildman, M. Williams, C Sellers, . Sheetz, S. Weisheit, P Lankford, Row 4 M Harris, D Harder, A. Borders, V. Ochs, V. Wininger, ). Mattingly, M. Mitchell, ). Burch, S. Harder, T Osborne, A Allen, C Sheetz, Row 5: L. Johnson, S. Wallace, J. Ledgerwood, S. Taylor, L. Patterson, M. Fish, T. Graber, K. Doyle, L. Lemmon, P Kaiser, J. Lannan, D Vogler, D. Raney, Row 6. K Crew, D. Swartzentruber, 5 Sargent, B Sutton, R Barber, D. Mathews, M. Lents, K. Howard, S. Colvin, S. Love, L. Burch, S. Clark 74 Foreign Clubs Lionettes This was a very successful year for the Lionettes starting off with a new sponsor. Miss Julie Floyd which struck a new at- titude for the girls. This year's captains were Jodi Sims and Amy Patterson. The Lionettes performed to many dif- ferent types of music from country to rock-n-roll. Performing at all ten of the home games the girls showed their dedica- tion and ability. Thanks for your time and entertainment. A small part of the Lionettes working on a new routine for the coming ball games (Sophomores are always backwards!!!) The Lionettes Row 1 (hr) Ioann Swickard, Pam Walker, }odi Sims, Amy Patterson, Kathleen Arvin, Row 2 Lori Lemmon, Michelle Harris, Kathleen Crew, Rhonda Hardwick, Kim Lyon, )odi Norris, Row 3 Jamie Cropp, lennifer Lents, Lee Patterson, Kelly Doyle, Chris Mathias, Amy Wuepper, Diana Mattingly Lionettes 75 Student Council Sophomore members Lori Lemmon and Dana Huelsman painting a sign for decoration at Christmas. This year the Student Council sponsored many activities. On December 3, 1983, they sponsored the 1983 Homecoming and the dance afterwards. They also decorated the halls before Christmas and Boys' Sectional and Regional. At the end of the year they sponsored the annual Awards Night. lodi Sims doing her part to help decorate Carol and Kara helping out lunior lanet Ledgerwood helping decorate the library. 76 Student Council Members left to right row 1; Kevin Colvin, Andy Walker, Leslie Larkin, Missy Truelove, Dena Swartzentruber, Susan Clark Row 2; Lori Lemmon, Dana Huelsman, Katie Butcher. Janet Mattingly, Margaret Mitchell, sponsor Mr. Martin. Row 3; Tony Walker. Chris Bradley, Cam Ackerman, Donna Nolan, Janet Ledger wood, Stacey Bowling Row 4; Shannon Fuhrman, Kara Arvin, Amy Patterson, Jodi Sims, Tim Bradley, and Craig Ledgerwood Not pictured Sammi Bateman President Craig Ledgerwood taking charge of decorating Leslie and Cindy helping with freshman decoration Student Council 77 Cheerleaders The L.H.S. cheerleader squads had a new look this year. There were 7 varsity members and one alternate and 5 junior varsity members with 1 alternate also. With the new greater number of cheerleaders also came a greater amount of enthusiasm raised and yelling done. This change was brought on by Beth Buchta, this year's sponsor. The mascots also helped to raise the spirit of all the Lion fans. Our mascots, Sam Street and Christine Flynn, were elected by the student body in Nov. of 1983. No, don't leave yet Stephanie' clockwise from top — Cayla Kemp, Leah Burch, Donna Nolan, Debbie Harder. Sarah Hedrick. Carol tones and Patty Asbell 78 Cheerleaders Sam on a wolf hunt Damn Yankees a Success Loogootee High School held its sixth an- nual musical. The musical was entitled Damn Yankees by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross. The musical was presented at J.F.K. Gym on October 20, 21, and 22. The musical was directed by Ms. Julie Floyd and Mrs. Janice Arnett. Star English, janel Fuhrman, lamie Cropp, and Rhonda Hardwick doing their dance in honor of joe Hardy. Sam Street jumping in rage when joe Hardy returns to his wife. Shannon Fuhrman and Steve Tedrow singing ' Hear to You. Star English as Lola bragging about her man-trapping talents. 80 Musical UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE Sonia Hoffman and Shannon Fuhrman discussing leaching techniques Shannon and Stacey taking a bow The Loogootee High School Spring Play was Up the Down Staircase , a comedy from the book by Bel Kaufman. The plot of the play centers around a i e- cent college graduate, Sylvia Barrett, who is planning to teach her first class at Calvin Coolidge High School in New York City. She will be teaching English, a subject that does not appeal to many of the students. Miss Barrett plans to open her first day of teaching with a lecture on First Impres- sions. She is warned by that she will not be able to do this. She laughs off the warning and doesn't anticipate the problems and confusion of the first day of school. She soon has to abandon her plans and deal with her homeroom responsibilities: atten- dance taking, filling out what seems to be a million forms, etc. The remainder of the play deals with the difficulties faced in her first term: the pro- blem students, the rowdy classrooms, her relationships with other teachers, her hesitation at staying on another term and the solution she finally reaches. Cast members were: Sam Street, John Gee, Jeff Colvin, lanel Fuhrman, Lynnell Williams, Amy Lythgoe, Shannon Fuhrman, Sonia Hoffman, Stacey Bowling, Steve Sim- mons, Ruth Doyle, Terri Congleton, Mark Rottler, Carmen Sheetz, Tammy Horsting, Darlene Phillips, Shannon Chandler, Tam- my Denny, Marty Hembree, Tim Horsting, Leslie Larkin, Ernie Abel, Maureen Walsh, Nanette Panned, Eric Rasico, and Becky Hazlewood. Rhonda Hardwick was stu- dent director for Up the Down Stair- case. Ms. julie Floyd was the director. A few students rejoicing the end of another school year. 82 Play (Top) Your everyday class in session Sam tells Shannon something about which he is displeased Shannon Furhman as Miss Barrett greeting her class before they get started in their lesson Play 83 pii rf Thespians Drama Row 1 (l-r): Star English, Stacey Bowling, Rita Barber, Sam Street and Shannon Fuhrman Row 2: Patty Asbell, Sonia Hoffman, John Gee, Bruce iukens. Row 3: Becky Hazelwood and Darlene Phillips Row 4 Steve Simmons and Tammy Horsting Row 1 (hr): Star English, Patty Asbell, Stacey Bowling, Shannon Fuhrman, Sam Street, Rita Barber, Sheila Hardwick, Scott Cannon and Shannon Chandler. Row 2: Ernest Able, John Gee, Bruce Lukens, Rhonda Hardwick, Amy Lythgoe, Sonia Hoffman, Darlene Phillips Row 4: Steve Simmons, Becky Hazelwood, Tonya Peters, lanel Fuhrman, Tammy Horsting, Lisa Bough, Melissa Truelove, and Linda McKean. £ 84 Thespians Drama Chorus Chorus Madrigals 85 Boys' and Girls' State, DAR row 1 l-r Tina Resler, Ian Eckerle, row 2 hr: lanet Ledgerwood. Gayta Kemp BOYS' and GIRLS' STATE These eight juniors were selected to represent our school at Terre Haute in |une. Delegates chosen were: Stacey Bowling, )oe Potts, lanet Ledgerwood, and Gay la Kemp. Alternates were: Keith Ziegler, Bob Enlow, Tina Resler, and Jan Eckerle. They were chosen on the criteria listed: Interest in government and history; outstanding qualities of leadership; honesty, good character, and cooperativeness; and citizenship in the United States. DAR GOOD CITIZEN Teachers were given a list of the top 20 seniors academically and they were to rate students 1, 2, or 3 in order of whom they thought would best represent our school. The winner was selected on the basis of leadership, patriotism, citizenship, and ser- vice. Shannon Fuhrman was our county co-winner. Martin County's co-winner of the DAR Good Citizen, Shannon Fuhrman I to r: toe Potts, Stacey Bowling, and Bob Enlow; not pictured Keith Ziegler 86 Student Librarians The student librarians are very important to the operation of the high school library. Their main responsibility is the circulation of library materials to students and teachers. They are available to help other students locate and use references for class research assignments. Student librarians also assist in the processing of new books and materials. The student librarians are this year, front row (left to right) lanet Mattingly. Misty Bruner. Amy Wuepper. Chris Plummer, and Kathy Stuckey Middle row: Mary Wease, Tammy Osborne. Sherrie Harder. Tammy Taylor, and Barbara Berry Back row: Mrs Trout, ludy Elliott. Maureen Walsh. Roberta Barber. Dana Winmger, Missy Truelove and Mrs Conolty The student secretaries are a big help in the office. They have many roles. They are: picking up and compiling attendance, sorting mail, answering the phone, filing parental slips of absence, etc. These are a few of the many things these girls do. The student secretaries are seated (left to right): Stephanie Sargent. Mrs Flick. Mrs Mills, and Susan Clark. Standing Sonja Wallace. Lora Winklepleck. Donna Matthews. Maria Sutton. Sharon Love. Sheila Colvin, Melissa Fish, and Tina Rester Student Secretaries 87 Sports Divison Celebration in sports!!! This year was a big one for sports, with Mr. Butcher attaining his 500th win, another sectional championship, and a second place finish in the Blue Chip Conference. Shawn Howell, a sophomore, placed third in the Cross Country Conference meet. Chris Sellers, a junior, was voted all- conference in Girl's Basketball. In boys tennis, Pat Strange, a senior. Vicki Wininger digging for the ball. made the conference team. The girls volleyball team set a team serving record at .901%. In winter sports, the girl basketball team, while they didn't have one of their best seasons, had several outstanding players. And then the boys team achieved 512 victories, and were runners-up in the regional tournament. Mr. Butcher was honored by having the gymnasium named for him. In spring sports, girls tennis had an excellent season and defeated several tough teams. Track and Cross Country coach Mr. Charlie Sims decided to quit coaching this year. The baseball team had one of the best records in the area and defeated 2 ranked jasper. All the Lions ready for a battle against N.E. [Xibois Baseball team members coming in from tough inning on the field. 88 Sports Division Swing David swing !! Sports Division 89 TABLE OF CONTENTS Feature 90 Cross Country 92 Boys Tennis 94 Volleyball % Girls Basketball 99 Boys Basketball 102 Girls Tennis 106 Golf 108 Girls Track 110 Boys Track 112 Baseball 114 Kelly and Ms. Ackerman goofing off in the gym Loud Crowd LOOCOOTEE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS; (left to right) D. Harder, L Burch, G. Kemp, C Jones, P Asbell D. Nolan, on top; S. Hedrick 90 BUTCHER CAPTURES 500th Butcher receives 1970 Coach of the Year Award Left Butcher calls the play It is no longer Loo-goo-who or Loogootie due to jack Butcher's dedication and devotion to his home town and school. Loogootee's beloved Jack Butcher reached a milestone in his coaching career during the 1983-84 school year. Mr. But- cher became the first basketball coach in the State of Indiana to win 500 victories at the same school. The Loogootee Lion fans have backed their winning team and its coaches through many years. The past twenty-seven years have seen only one losing season, that be- ing the very first one Mr. Butcher coached. Middle: Butcher honored by Coaches Association Below More net for the trophy case The following twenty-six winning seasons have brought many basketball honors to Loogootee High School and its head coach. Jack Butcher. Under Coach Butcher the mighty Lions have won twelve sectional titles, four regionals, and two semi-states. Loogootee was all but deserted on two happy occa- sions, 1970 and 1975, when the Lions traveled to Indianapolis as one of the final four. They were eliminated in the after- noon game in 1970. However, in 1975 they were State Runner-ups. Both of these years Mr. Butcher was named Indiana Coach of the Year. Feature: Mr. Butcher 91 Howell Places 3rd in Conference Shawn Howell, a sophomore, placed third in the Blue Chip Conference Meet held October 11 at West Boggs Park. At the Fall Sports Awards Banquet, Shawn received the Most Valuable Runner Award. Craig Ledgerwood received the Mental Attitude Award. Those receiving letters for the first time were sophomore Eric Wagoner, freshman Andy Walker, and junior Richard Hoffman. This is also Steve Johnson's third year to letter. Richard Hoffman concentrating on another good run. Shawn Howell striving to reach the finish line 1983-84 Cross Country Craig Ledgerwood ahead of the rest. 8- 31-83 Bedford North Lawrence 9-4-83 North Knox Vincennes Rivet 9-6-83 Bloomfield 9- 14-83 Shoals INV(Var JV) 9-15-83 South Knox INV (Var JV) 9-18-83 Barr-Reeve INV (Var Fr So) 9-21-83 North Daviess INV (Var) 9-25-83 Mitchell 9- 29-83 Loogootee INV ()r Hi) 10- 1-83 Heritage Hills Southridge 10-4-83 Barr-Reeve South Knox 10-9-83 Conference Meet Sectional 92 Cross Country Cross Country 93 Craig Ledgewood glancing over his shoulder to see if his opponent is gaining on him. Coach Sims listening for the gun to go off. (left to right) Craig Ledgerwood. Shawn Howell, Steve lohnson, Richard Hoffman, Eric Wagoner, Chris Sellers, Andy Walker, and Coach Charles Sims Boy's Tennis Falls Short (row 1) I to r: Ned Patterson. Bart Spencer Tony Walker (row 2) I to r: Coach Wertkamp, Stacey Bowing. David Cradle Pat Strange Caw Ackerman Coach Wertkamp gmnmg about a victory Ned Patterson warts tor hrs opponent's return ot Bart Spencer 's serv e Although the 1982-83 boy's tennis season got off to a slow start, with the team being defeated by their first 3 op- ponents. the Lions came back to end up with a respectable 7-8 record. No. 1 singles player, senior. Pat Strange, who was All-Conference, had the best record ending the season at 11-4 David Crable. the Lions only other senior player, ended his season at 7-8. 94 Boy 's Tennis Pat Strange reacting to keep the bat n play Tony Walker jumping to serve the ball in an impor- tant match. Stacey Bowling runs back to return a lob as his part- ner. Cam Ackerman, looks on. David Grable bending over backwards to get a ser- vice ace. Boy's Tennis 95 Three Make Sectional Tearn Varsity members Bottom row left to right: V. Wininger, D. Huelsman, D. Vogler Middle row: . Eckerle, T. Resler, P. Lankford, C. Kemp,). Matheis, T. Denson Top row: P Majewski, . Sheetz, . Sims, A. Patterson, C tones, Coach A. Ackerman, S. Diamond The 1983 volleyball record of 11-14 may not look as impressive as that of past records, but behind this record a lot of ac- complishments were made. The Lady Lions had a 4-5 record in con- ference play. Maybe one of the highest points of the year was when the Lions defeated Vincennes Rivet in a conference game. This may have been one of the most exciting games of the year. The Lions faced Springs Valley in the first game of Sectional. The Lions were defeated by the Hawks. Although they were taken out of competition early, the Lions had three team members make All Sectional Team. These members were: Senior, Carol Jones; Junior, Tracy Denson; and Sophomore, Vicki Wininger. The varsity set a team record of .901 serving percentage. Tracy Denson was recipient of the Hustle Award and setting award for 406 sets. Carol Jones had most points on serves, 94. She also received the Ace Award with 33 aces. Gayla Kemp received the Spiking Award with 173 spikes. Tina Resler received the serving percentage award with a .921. She also received the Mental Attitude Award. 96 Volleyball B-Team 1 § $ f I op VI op VA 1 I s t % 3 1 c £ Denson, Tracy 41 84 9 892 8 0 0 406 64 0 Eckerle, Ian 72 126 10 .920 28 1 0 41 11 0 Huelsman. Dana 4 14 1 .928 ¥ W 21 3 i 0 0 3 Jones, Carol 94 169 24 .857 33 96 22 7 N. ! 11 Kemp, Gayla 80 145 14 .903 22 173 27 2 11 Lankford, Paige 0 0 0 000 0 28 4 2 mS 3 Matheis, Jane 13 22 3 .863 5 125 32 f 5 ■ 0 10 Patterson, Amy 73 134 11 .917— 12 133 24 0 7 Resler. Tina 93 165 13 .921 27 9 1 156 25 1 Sims, Jodi 53 108 13 .879 Ik 21 h 1 0 Vogler, Deb Wininger, Vicki 23 ™ 42 9 .785 7 56 17 3 1 3 28 38 9 .763 8 % 21 7 0 5 TEAM I 74 1047 103 .901 160 805 172 633 104 54 Dana Huelsman .944' serving percentage. ‘Indicates new record. v The )-V also had a good year. They end- ed their year with a 12-10 record and a conference record of 6-3. They par- ticipated in a J-V tourney at Pike Central. They were defeated in three games, two which were overtime, by North Posey in the championship game. Dana Huelsman received the serving percentage award with .944 which was a new )-V record. Alisha Borders received the points on serves award with 138 points. B-Team members Bottom row left to right: S Clark, A. Allen, B. Sutton, K. Crew, R Barber, M Harris, Middle row: D Matthews, B. Bridgewater, S. Wallace, S. Sargent, C Sheetz, Sheetz, Back row: A. Borders, C. Mathias, V. Wininger, Coach A. Ackerman. K Doyle, D. Huelsman, D Vogler, T. Graber Lower left: Vicki Wininger spikes as Gayla and Carol prepare to dig. Lower left: fane Matheis putting her all into the spike as Gayla Kemp prepares her defensive coverage Volleyball 97 Bump! Set! Spike! Senior team members: Amy Patterson, todi Sims, and Carol Iones. (Top It.) Ms. A deeply involved in the game (Top rt.) Amy in deep concentration passing the ball. (Above) lane Matheis observes a well spiked ball by Carol tones. (Right) 98 Volleyball Lady Lions Defeat jasper!!! Varsity members bottom row left to right; lube Sheelz, Tracy Denson, Kara Arvin, Tina Resler, top row; Chris Sellers, Debbie Vogler, Coach Brenda Wokki, Paige Lankford, and Sharon Love. Senior Kara Arvin playing an aggressive defense (up- Tracy Denson taking on a tough Barr Reeve defense per rt.) during Sectional play. Sharon Love going up for the shot. (Left) B-Team members bottom row left to right; Auna Allen, Susan Clark, Dena Swartzentruber, Lora Winklepleck. Lisa Bough, top row. luhe Sheetz, Vickie Wildman, Coach Bob Bell. Lisa Holloway, and HI Lannan (Upper left) Chris Sellers in action (Upper right) The highlight of the year for the varsity team came from the victory against )asper. The Lions ended with a record of 9-10. The Free Throw Award went to Sharon Love. She also received the Field Coal Award. Tracy Denson received the Most Improved Award. The Rebound Award went to Chris Sellers. She was also named to the All Conference Team. The assist award was given to Kara Arvin. Lion Backers presented Chris Sellers with the M.V.P. Award. They also presented Kara Arvin with the Miss Hustle Award. The Lion's Club presented Kara Arvin with the Sportsmanship Award. The B-Team under the direction of a new coach Bob Bell, ended with a record of 8-8. Susan Clark received the Rebound and Free Throw Award. Senior teammember Kara Arvin. Coach Wolski looks to her bench forhetp. 100 Girls Basketball Butcher Captures 500th December 9,1984, marked a moment in Loogootee basketball history as veteran coach lack Butcher pulled the Lions to a two point victory over the Vikings of Barr- Reeve to capture Butcher's 500th victory. Coach Butcher's twenty-seventh year was another successful one for the Lions. The team finished the season with a very respectable record of 18-6 topped off with Butcher's twelfth sectional victory and a trip to the final game of the Regional. Loogootee placed second in the Blue Chip Conference with an 8-1 record in this tournament. (Lower left) Coach Butcher showing his team what to do (Upper right) Bryan Rhoads looking on 102 Boy's Basketball BOYS VARSITY: (first row left to right) B Spencer, M Hurt, D Bowman. W. Ritchey, S. Howell. D Arvin, 2nd row; K. Hunt, R Blackwell. R Berry, 3rd row, K Biggs, I Gee, B Rhoads, C Blackwell, C Ackerman, ) Potts, and Coach lack Butcher IV Team: (front row left to right) P Wagoner, B Spencer. T Hembree, K. Colvin, R Sheetz, 2nd row; D. Arvin, S. Walker, A. Walker. M Hembree. E. Lundy, T. . Williams. 3rd row; K. Biggs, D Bowman, S. Groves, 5. Howell, T. Nonte, T. Titzer, M. Iones, and M H urt Basketball 103 Hunt FC 123 FCA FG% 276 45 FT 129 FTA 176 FT% 73 REB ASST 206 36 LBR 45 ERR 37 PF 80 TP 377 Rhoads 80 189 42 60 81 74 118 48 43 64 62 220 Blackwell, C. 59 151 39 20 31 65 81 63 63 57 58 138 Ritchey 57 124 46 47 71 66 28 45 33 34 32 161 Cam going in for a lay up (upper left) Blackwell, R. 59 113 42 27 53 51 121 5 18 27 78 145 Wayne hustling to keep the ball (lower left) Ackerman 46 122 38 40 70 57 59 102 32 42 31 132 Berry 18 33 55 17 26 65 56 3 6 13 25 53 Charlie shooting for two (upper right) Bowman 3 6 50 6 8 75 7 3 4 5 7 12 TEAM 456 1014 44 346 516 67 686 305 244 279 1258 104 Senior Charlie Blackwell leading the Lions onto the floor Boy's Basketball Boys Varsity Schedule Date Opponent Day Nov. 11—Vincennes Rivet Fri. Nov. 15—Shoals Tues. Nov. 19—Mater Dei Sat. Nov. 23—Bloomington North Wed. Nov. 29—MITCHELL Tues. Dec. 3—NORTHEAST DUBOIS Sat. Dec. 9—BARR-REEVE Fri. Dec. 10—Forest Park Sat. Dec. 16—SOUTH KNOX Fri. Jan. 6—Washington Catholic Fri. Jan. 10—PIKE CENTRAL Tues. Jan. 14—BEDFORD NORTH LAWRENCE Sat. Jan. 20—Bloomfield (Loog. Gym) Fri. Jan. 24—Springs Valley Tues. Jan. 28—SOUTH SPENCER Sat. Feb. 3—North Daviess Fri. Feb. 10—ORLEANS Fri. Feb. 11—Evansville Central Sat. Feb. 18—HERITAGE HILLS Sat. Feb. 24—VINCENNES LINCOLN Fri. Varsity Coach — Jack Butcher Jr. Varsity Coach — Keevin Biggs SCHEDULED GAMES AT 6:30 P.M. HOME GAMES IN CAPS Freshmen: (front row; left to right) P. Wagoner, B. Spencer, T Hembree, K. Colvin, R. Sheetz, 2nd row; S. Walker, A Walker, M. Hembree, E. Lundy, 3rd row; Mr Phillips, D. Arvin, T. Nonte, T. Titzer, M. Jones, and T. J. Williams. GIRLS TENNIS HAS GREAT SEASON The 1983-84 girls' tennis teams had a very successful seasons. The varsity made it to the championship match of the Sec- tional but lost to lasper (2-3) after five very tough matches. To make it to the cham- pionship match, first they defeated Paoli (5-0) and then they narrowly defeated Marian Heights (3-2). They ended up with an excellent record of 12-4. Amy Patterson received the Most Valuable Player Award. Sammi Bateman was awarded the Mental Attitude Award and she also received the Most Improved Award. The B-team also had a very good season. They ended up with a record of 10-2. The members of the girls' varsity tennis team are (kneeling), (left to right) Sharon Love, Kelly Doyle, Chris Mathias, Sammi Bateman, and manager Tracy Graber Standing Coach Weitkamp, Cayla Kemp, Amy Patterson, )odi Sims, and Tammy Wenzel Kelly Doyle working hard during a match. 106 Girls Tennis The junior varsity members, kneeling (I to r): Michelle Vicki Wininger, Dana Huelsman, and Coach Harris, Sonja Wallace, Brenda Sutton, and Susan Weitkamp Clark Standing, Tracy Craber, Donna Matthews, Amy Patterson attempting to ace an opponent Sophomore Sharon Love and Senior Tammy Wenzel making an excellent doubles combination (top) Girls Tennis 107 Senior Aaron Rhoads hitting a perfect drive BOYS' GOLF The 1984 Loogootee High School Golf Team had a good year. Aaron Rhoads qualified for the Blue Chip Conference team again and also had the lowest average of 44 strokes on the team. Aaron Rhoads and Bart Spencer tied for low score with a 41. Eric Sargent received the Mental Attitude Award for the second year in a row The two graduating seniors were Eric Sargent and Aaron Rhoads; they will be missed by their coach and team- mates next year. front row left to right: S. Sargent, A Rhoads, £ Sargent, B Spencer, 2nd row; Coach Phil lyler, N. Patterson, M Rottler, R Doyle, and T. Martin. 108 Eric Sargent showing off his swing Bart Spencer showing his putting technique 109 Rusty Hamilton putting for par Rex Doyle hitting one of his fabulous shots Girls On The Run!!! Team member l-r, row 1, Alisha Borders, Sue Wessell, Shelia Carrico, Lora Winklepeck. Becky Bridgewater, OH Lannan, Lisa Holloway, row 2, Karmen Bratton, Cathy Riker. Debbie Vogler, Coach Wolski. Becky lones, Chris Sellers, and Cathy Howard lill Lannan running the 400m relay. Cathy Howard pushing her hardest to finish the 800m run. Coach Brenda Wolski, studying her books to get ready for the meet 110 Girls Track Boys T rack Marty and Chris relaxing after a tiring meet The 1984 Boys Track team had a good season this year. Cam Ackerman and Troy Bough made All-Conference in pole vault and the discus. Sectional qualifiers were Troy Bough in the Discus, Cam Ackerman in the Pole vault and the 400 relay, David Haag in the 300 low hurdles and the 400 relay, Chris Wininger in the 400 relay, and Steve lohnson in the 400 relay. The freshmen 400 relay team of Rod Hedrick, Marty Hembree, Kurt Sheetz, and Chan Cornett finished first in the Blue Chip Con- ference and also set a new record of 50.4 seconds. This year was a very sad year for the Loogootee High School's Track and Cross Country teams, because Mr. Sims resigned after 21 years of coaching these two sports. He will be sadly missed by all who were coached by him. Shawn Howell leading the pack again Ms Colvin and Mrs. Trout working hard at a home Loogootee Track meet 112 Boys Track (Front L-R) Chan Cornett, Kurt Sheetz, Marty Hembree, and Rod Hedrick (Back L-R) Cam Ackerman, Shawn Howell, Michael Vance, Eric Wagoner, and Bill Fegan (Back L-R) Steve lohnson, Chris Winmger, Ed Hanson. Steve Zins, David Haag, and Richard Hoffman Troy Bough showing his perfect Discus form Boys Track 113 Steve lohnson flying high. LIONS DEFEAT NO. 2 JASPER, NO. 13 DUBOIS Top. Front Row Right to Left: M Swartzentruber, VI Hurt R Taylor, S Cooper, f Harder, Second Row; T. Wildman, S Craber. T Wenzel. M Seals, B Rhoads. T Lynch, Third Row; . Drake, I Potts, . Stewart, C Blackwell, . Weisheit, T. Wagler, and Coach Craig Crow BASEBALL AWARDS Batting Title — Tim Wagler. 371 Pitching Award — Charlie Blackwell Tracy Wenzel On Base Average — Tim Wagler .500 RBI Leader - Tim Wagler 25 Hustle, Desire, Attitude - Stan Craber Golden Glove — Tim Wagler .350 Club-Tim Wagler .371 Charlie Blackwell .370 IV AWARDS Batting Title — David Arvin .303 RBI Leader — )im Koontz 5 Hustle, Desire, Attitude - Mike Hurt Bottom right: Tracy Wenzel sliding into home for the deciding run. ■MM %. 114 Baseball Upper Left Coach Crow in deep thought about that last play Upper Right Steve Cooper is ready for anything that comes his way The baseball team had a very successful season. They had a winning record of 21- 10, with a tie game with Rensselaer. All of the teammates helped to make the year a successful one along with Craig Crow's ability to coach. The baseball awards were as followed: Batting Title —Tim Wagler; Pit- ching Award — Charlie Blackwell and Tracy Wenzel; On Base Average-Tim Wagler; RBI Leader-Tim Wagler; Hustling, Desire, Attitude - Stan Craber; Golden Clove —Tim Wagler; .350 Club —Tim Wagler and Charlie Blackwell. The overall season proved to be one of the best and the tourney accomplishments were excellent. Lower Left l-r; Ronnie Sheetz, Troy Fullerton, Scott Walker, hm Koonlz. David Arvm, Roger Sterling. Andy Walker, Coach lohn Drake; not pictured: Troy Hembree, Tony Nome, Charlie Tedrow, T I Williams. Kevin Colvin, Keith Wilcoxen. Aaron Witsman. 115 Assistant Coach Drake making sure things go all right. (Upper Left) Tracy Wenzel hurling another strike en route to another victory. (Upper Right) )im Weisheit waiting to catch one more pitch. (Lower Left) Charlie Blackwell getting the third and final out of the ballgame. (Lower Right) 116 Baseball Ed Harder waiting for the right pitch. (Upper Left) PLAYER AS R H 8A E BUcfcwH 106 31 40 370 3 Cooper 42 6 8 190 2 Cfiber 60 9 8 .133 3 Harder 80 9 21 262 3 Wagler 97 21 36 .371 6 Wetshett 61 9 17 278 1 Lynch 10 9 1 100 2 Rhoads 87 19 29 .333 15 Seals 39 1 4 .051 5 Swartzencruber 43 6 7 162 1 Taylor 84 17 24 285 3 Wenzel 91 12 21 230 6 Hurt S 2 1 200 1 Koontz 0 0 0 N A 0 Arwn 0 0 0 N A 0 Tedrow 0 0 0 N A 0 Waller. S 0 1 0 N A 0 Hembree 0 1 0 N A 0 28 38 HR SAC HP 88 RBI 3 1 1 0 0 8 7 3 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 2 2 11 3 3 0 3 0 0 17 20 14 1 4 0 2 9 25 3 1 1 2 0 9 12 0 0 0 1 1 2 1 2 0 5 5 1 6 17 0 0 1 2 0 7 2 3 0 0 3 1 7 3 6 2 1 7 1 7 21 2 0 0 2 0 6 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Coaches Crow and Drake showing how things are going (Below) Rick Taylor putting all he's got into his swing. (Lower right) Baseball 117 This next section is ads and only ads. Patron ads pay for the seniors' color pictures. We appreciate all the people who bought them. 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Karmen, Kathleen, Gayla. and Melanie ToK J.,T W . J W , S A. - Thanks for a great summer' from Kara. Christine, and lodi Ann and Richard Karen and Rich forever Larry Joe and Nicholas loe and Marcella lones Carol loves Fat Ed The Pannells - Roy, Nancy, Mike, Nanette. Angela. Cori Larry. Angel, Cori Larry, Angel, Sean and Adam Russel Hunt and family Kristi and Scott Richard Taylor and family Congratulations Christine from Mom'' Eyler Best Wishes class of '84 from Phil and Susan Eyler Best Wishes class of '84 from Jessie and Margaret Hall Charlene Walton - Good luck' Best Wishes class of '84 — Bob and Richard's Barber Shop Best Wishes class of '84 from Gene Trambaugh Mr and Mrs. Victor Crew Home Improvement Rosalie Hornaday Harold and Louise Parsons Mr and Mrs David L Strange Vera Rose Lunsford Mr and Mrs Don Spaulding, Patty and Keith Mr and Mrs Ray Arvin and family Mr and Mrs. Larry Trambaugh and family Lisa and Mike Dave Wininger ”84 Seniors Dominate!!! Leo and loan Haag Tony, David, Chris Avis Black Tom and Sue Strange Jim, Karen and Kevin Norris Fred and Francie Doyle and family Jim and Kay Love and family Frances G Strange The Senior Class of ”84 Dominates All! Mike and Trudy Sutton Alfretta J Sutton Anne. Ed. and Krista Oser Lee, Becky, and Matt Strange Paul, Kathy, and Adam Wittmer Michael and Mary Muessig I hate Mondays!! Julie Floyd Bill, Janet, Talicia, and Tiffany Combess Buttons, Inky, and Tinker Wendell, Twila, and Mary Wease Andy, Dorothy, and Amy Combess Ray. Cheryl, Jennifer, and Melissa Norris Gary and Carolyn Norris Frank and Lula Colglazier Tammy and Brad Harmon Earl and Martha Day Bear and Smurf Jim and Jodi Shandarell Oil, Loogootee George. Randy. David Salute Cincinnati's Finest Maxine's Crafts, R. 2 Box 174A, Loogootee, IN Congratulations Seniors!!!!! lune Mar ley Best Wishes Seniors!!!!!! Bub Hembree Misty - weddings, parties, dances, country, rock and fifties-call 482-6447. 254-7043, 254-3285, 254-1708 The Starbound Band - Music for all occasions Oakland City, IN. 812 - 749-4885 Class of '84 Dominates!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'! !!! Go Boilermakers!!!!!!! Ernie. Jan, Jay. and Denisie Martin Mr and Mrs James Martin Rah' Rah' Rah' Mr and Mrs Larry Sargent The Sniders 3 Seniors Dominate the World !!!!(WE BAD!! ') John, Judy. Pam, and Andy Walker John Walker - Farm Bureau Insurance Daviess County Surgical Associates Wilfred. Patty, and Gerard Kalb John, Carolyn, and Jennifer Blackwell David, Beth, and Ryan Blackwell Barbara and Matt Hudson Rachel and Tim Hudson Have a Merry Christmas, Tonight ' Mike, Mary Rose. Stephanie, and Stephen Cheta and Moose Mr and Mrs. Frank Matthews Fat Boy Grace, Rex, and Sarah Arvin Compliments of Jim, Marsha, and Justin Beasley Darrel, Debbie. Amber, and P J. Walton Hunts' Cafe House of Shoes, 3-D Plaza Shoes for the Family Dant Insurance Agency Arvin's Crushed Stone - Stone, Lime Sand Country Kitchen Dr. Robert and Helen Chattin 304 North East Second Dr. B W. Asdell Jasper Wholesale Love always, 4th period Sociologists Let's go early to Lunch? 4th period Sociologists Dominate Business Lab With Love from Elmo Miss A. Purdue Boilermakers Dominate All'!' Mr and Mrs. Fred Swickard and Joann Mr and Mrs. Donald Mattingly and Family Good luck future Domers Mary OMaley Mrs. Judy Blackwell, Robby and Kristi The Gary Williams Family Mrs. Walter Green Remember all the great times in THE CAR!!! David, Kelly, and Amy Wu Tom and Stephanie McAtee The Richard Green Family Betty Mills The Flicks Karla, Mark, Will and Benson Trout Debbie, Mandy. and Bob Bell Dan, Faryl, and Clay Kenneth L. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Greg Johnson Ira and Carol Clark Steve, Valerie, Carlye, and Ashlye Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hasler, Audra, Amy, and Alecia Terry, Mary, Adam, and Angela Walton Mr and Mrs. Keevin Biggs and Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sterling The New Country Rebels Danny, Donna. J. D., Kathy Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Phil and Heather Arthur 1983 Volleyball Teams Morgan, Theresa, Chanel Patterson Gail Erick Myers Bill Alice Butcher Mr Mrs George Patterson 2nd period Sociology Party with 2nd Sociology Seniors Dominate — 2nd period Sociology Gary Norris and Family Richard Aber and Family Phillip and Joanna Mr and Mrs Bernie Burch and Family Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Gates and Family Mr and Mrs. Tom Flynn and Family Mr and Mrs. Danny Flynn and Family Congratulations, Jack on win � 500 Melissa Ayers loves Wayne Combs Scott Loves Linda Linda Loves Greg Mr. Steve Phillips Mr and Mrs. Steve Rhoads Mr and Mrs Al Friensenhengst Aaron's 2nd period cadet reading class Bryan Rhoads Chris and Aaron Becky Strange Brenda Arvin Kay Truelove Eric and Lori Buehler's Carryouts Bob and Imogene LoughMiller Monica and Larry Mattingly Roger Willis Kay and Bob Ackerman Denise and Denis Stepanek Mr Michael Lett Lil's Beauty Shop Go Barr - Reeve, Merlin Wittmer Doug Bradley-n-Fishy bloop, bloop' Mr Johnson's 2nd Period Comp Class dominates!! Mountain Dew Crew Best Wishes to the Seniors - Sherri, Tim, Aaron and Alexis Jones Congratulations Seniors! - Marilyn Dean Borders Waylon Jennings Nancy and John Allen I.N.F.Y.S.C L.K. Seniors Dominate in 84 -HECKLERS- We are off to go to Physics, the wonderful Physics of Dave EXCELLENT-EXCELLENT-EXCELLENT Buffdog, Buffdog, job, I ain't you’re mama' Mr Mrs. Don K. Strange Randee and Paige Lankford Karen LeGrand Dishonest John Lett and Jones, Attorneys at Law Linda Goller son John Kenny, Connie, and Anthony Owens Kate loves John John loves Kate Goobie loves Goobie Diane loves Fred Fred loves Diane Sheila Jon Joe, Francyn, Christina, and Bill Fegan Mr and Mrs. Richard Barber family Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arvin SOnia Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trambaugh Howard Trambaugh Tony and Sophie Bledwsoe Gerald Huebner Mr. and Mrs Danny Hedrick and Family Sarah and Raymond forever To the Band - Martha and Dorothy Lori, Chris, Kelly and Amy To Phil and Paul Love, Sarah, Kara, and Carol Search 42 Search 42 Dominates! Sam and Carmon Strawn Insurance - Highway 50 West Nonte Chiropractic Office 502 Third Ave., Highway 162, Jasper National Gypsum - Shoals Marilyn's Beauty Shop Larkin Lumber 204 East Main, Loogootee Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bateman Kim and Tammy R. L. loves T. C. Senior Staff members David, Shannon, and Pam Sixth period chorus Charlie, Karen, and Stacy Mathias Richard, Phyllis, and Carrie Arvin Adrian, Maggie. Diane, Jeff, and Brian Arvin Ray, Anne, and David Arvin Carol Ash Leo, Bert, D.)., Mary, and Rod Healy Dorothy Jones The Ritcheys jerry and Rosey Smith — grandparents of Wayne Ritchey The Smith's farm - Jerry. Rosey. and Sonny Mr and Mrs. Charles Lavely Mr and Mrs Jerome Williams, Donald and Mary Mr and Mrs Norma Neukam Mark Neukam Marsha and Christopher Bledsoe Kenneth, Jennifer, and sons Brian. Eric, and Kevin Tim and Alice Strange Jackie and Neal Strange Royden and Donna Graber and Family Compliments of Jim, Marsha, and Justin Beasley Donnie and Pam The Paul Weisheit family Bursting with Balloons Weisheit Farms Corp. Tameless -J W.E.H.K. L., K. )., and S. C. Mr and Mrs Bob Summers Party at the Cabin!'!!'!!!!!!!!! Patty and Cary lacqueline Wiscaver and Dean Combs Sopramos from Madrigal class (Rita, Patty, Jacque. Carmon, Janel) 1st period Government Kara is a fox!!! 2nd period Government Amy, Chris, David. Kelly. Cathy, and Shannon SENIORS DOMINATE!!!!!!! Senior Class Officers - Tim, Amy. Shannon, and David Thank you George - Love, the Sophomore Girls Thanks Dave for the pizza parties!!! Love. Kelly and Amy L.H.S. Chorus is great! lodi Sims and Craig Ledgerwood holding the 1984 Senior Board designed by Tim Bradley, Troy Bough, Kelly Lents and Ion Brown PRAIRIE FARMS Loogootee, Indiana Good Luck Seniors! 122 Ads M R LIVESTOCK Loogootee, IN 47553 l LI tL tilili VlUi LtLllt tun ulllIIllUi vnait num-tnU nawLnan an ULiinniiiinn 307 Taylor Avenue Vincennes, IN 47591 Y AMC n JEEP BOBLUEGERS MOTORS, INC. PONTIAC - BUICK - AMERICAN MOTORS - GMC TRUCKS-JEEP U.S. 231 South Jasper, IN 47546 P.O. Box 787 Phone (812)482-5141 Ads 123 CRIM ENTERPRISES 247-2462 Shoals, IN Best wishes for a long, happy prosperous life to each member of the 1984 graduating class. MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES. 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Ruth Tow Secretary: Treasurer: Jerry Ervin Fred Fuhrman Ads 155 lames William Acker Intramural basketball and Explorer s Future plans Career in robotics lames R Ader Band 1-4. pep band 1-4 and intramural basketball 1-4 Future plans Attend Oakland City College and study auto and diesel mechanics Kara Arvm Band 1-4, secretary 4 pep band 1-4; student council 1.2.4. vice-president 4. French club 1-4, secretary 2.3, vice-president 4. basketball 1-4; volleyball 1.2 batgirl 3. and Who's Who in Foreign Languages 2 Future plans Attend college Kathleen Ann Arvm Band 1-4. pep band 1-4. drama club 1; French club 1- 4, cheerleader 1; and Lionette 2-4 Future plans To enter the nursing field Kevin I Arvin Intramural basketball 1-4 Future plans Undecided Kevin M Arvm Future plans to enter major the field of robotics Cary L Asbell F F A 4 and Intramural basketball 2.4 Future plans Become a farmer Patty Asbell Chorus 1-4; vice-president 4 madrigals 3.4. student council 3; drama club 1.2,4; play committee 2; musical committee 1,2.4. Spanish club 1-4; prom committee 3; booster club 3. cheerleader 1-4; track 2. Who’s Who in Foreign Languages 1. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4. and Health Oc- cupations Students of America 4 Future plans Attend college Rita Kay Barber Band 1-4 pep band 1-4; chorus 2-4; officer 4 madrigals 3,4. cadet teaching 4 yearbook staff 2; drama club 2-4, officer 4. Thespian Society 3-4; play cast 3, musical cast 2-4, play committee 2-4. musical committee 2-4, health club 2; F.H.A. 1; prom commit- tee 3, booster club 3. intramural volleyball 3-4 Future plans; To become a secretary Wayne Berry Future plans To enlist in the army Charles R Blackwell Cadet teaching 4. Spanish club 1; basketball 1-4 baseball 1-4; and cross country 3. Future plans: To attend college Kimberly Ann Blackwell Cadet teaching 4. health club 2; F.H.A. 1.2; and in- tramural volleyball 1 Future plans to enter the field of teaching. Troy I Bough Track 1-4, lifter 3, and Who's Who in American High Schools 3 Future plans. To become an industrial draftsman Doug Bradley Chorus 1-4, French club 2; prom committee 3; booster club 3,4, basketball 1; and intramural basket- ball 2-4 Future plans: undecided Timothy A Bradley Band 1; pep band 1; class president 4; student council 4, Spanish club 1, French club 2, Explorers 4; prom committee 3. booster club 3,4, cross country 1, tennis 1, track 1; basketball student manager 1, and in- tramural basketball 1-4 Future plans to design and develop laser and optical systems Karmen Bratton Cadet teaching 4; French club 1-3; prom princess 3. booster club 3 cross country 3, track 1-3; volleyball 4; Homecoming Queen 4 and intramural volleyball 2-3 Future plans To attend Vincennes University and ma- jor in physical therapy Jon Brown Drama club 1; Spanish club 1,2; art club 1; booster club 1-3; student manager 1 and Dungeons and Dragons 1-3 Future plans To attend college and enter the music industry lames M Bruner FFA 3.4, Cross Country. 1 Future plans To be a farmer lohn F Butts Band 1; pep band 1; French club 1-2 and golf 1-2 Future plans Farming Scott Cannon Band 1-4, pep band 1-4; chorus 2; cadet teaching 3. yearbook staff 3, drama club 2-4. musical cast 2,3; play committee 2-4; musical committee 2-4. French club 1-3 and booster club 3 Future plans To attend college and become an X-ray technician Troy J. Cannon Future plans Farming George William Carrico Intramural basketball. 1-4 Future plans Undecided Terri Colglazier Future plans undecided Jeff Colvin Band 1-4, pep band 1-4; chorus 2. madrigals 3.4 drama club 3-4, Thespian Society 3-4, play cast 3-4; musical cast 2-4, play committee 2-4; musical commit- tee 2-4 and French club 1-3. Future plans To attend Indiana State University and major in music Frances Combs Chorus 1-4, drama club 1; musical cast 2; French club 1-4. health club 2 and intramural volleyball 1 Future plans undecided Steve Cooper School previously attended Shoals High School Class president 2, vice-president 1; student council 2; prom committee 3. basketball 1-3, baseball 1-2; cross coun- try 1-3; golf 1,2 and track 1.2 Future plans: undecided Edward A Dosch Schools Previously Attended Rifle club 2; track 2,3 and intramural basketball 3,4 Future plans undecided Star English Chorus 1-3; madrigals 4; cadet teaching 3; librarians 2,3; drama club 1-4; Thespian society 3,4; student director 3; play cast 3; musical cast 2-4, play commit- tee 1-4; musical cast 2-4; play committee 1-4, musical committee 1-4, F.H.A. 1; booster club 3 and in- tramural volleyball 1 Future plans: To enter the health field Christina Ann Fegan Band 1-4, pep band 1-4; librarians 1; Spanish club 1-4; health club 2; explorers 2-4, prom committee 3; booster club 3,4, intramural volleyball 1.3.4 Who s Who in American High School Students 4 Future plans To attend college and go into pre-med Christopher Michael Flynn Band 1-4. pep band 1-4 French club 2; prom commit- tee 3, booster club 3,4; cross country 3, track 1,2; stu- dent manager 1 and intramural basketball 1-4 Future plans To attend college Christine Marie Flynn Band 1-4, pep band 1-4; drama club 1.2; play commit- tee 1,2; musical committee 1.2; French club 1-4. of- ficer 2; health club 2; prom committee 3; booster club 3,4; lion mascot 3,4; intramural volleyball 2-4 and Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3. Future plans: To become an interior designer Shannon Jane Fuhrman Chorus 1-4, president 4. madrigals 2-4, office help 1, yearbook staff 4. Lions Den 3.4. class secretary 4. class treasurer 2,3; student council 1-4; drama club 1- 4, treasurer 3. vice-president 4, Thespian Society 2-4. musical cast 1,4, play committee 1-4; musical commit- tee 1-4; play cast 4; Spanish club 1-4. president 3.4, prom committee i; booster club 3.4. track 3; Girls State delegate 3, Who's Who in Foreign Languages 2.3; Who's Who in American High Schools 3.4, Luther League 1-4. President 2; Outstanding Student in Government 4 and DAR Good Citizen 4 Future plans To become a high school math teacher Stan Graber Band 1; pep band I Spanish club 1 prom prince can- didate 3. basketball 1; baseball 1-4, intramural basket- ball 2-4 and Boys State Alternate 3 Future plans: To attend college and major in computers David Grable Tennis 4 Future plans undecided David Michael Haag Band 1-4; pep band 1-4 yearbook staff 3,4 class treasurer 4, drama dub 3.4. French 1-4; Explorers 1. prom committee 3. booster club 3,4; track 1-4; Socie- ty of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4 and CYO 1-4 Future plans: To attend college and major in Agriculture. Thomas E Hall Track 2 and intramural basketball 2-4 Future plans: To go into engineering Edward Hansen Track 1-4. Future plans: marriage 11-10-84 and working Nedra Hansen Chorus 1-4; cheerleader 1 and intramural volleyball 1 Future plans: Undecided Ed Harder Band 1-4, pep band 3.4, French club 1,2. basketball 1,2; baseball 1-4 and intramural basketball 2.3. Future plans: Undecided Sheila Gwen Hardwick Band 1-4; pep band 1-4; cadet teaching 4; office help 1-3; Spanish club 1-4; health club 2; prom committee 3; golf 2; bat girl 1-3; intramural volleyball 1-4 and Who's Who in Foreign Languages 1-3 Future plans: To become a nurse ♦ Mary Healy Band 1-4; pep band 1-4; librarians 2; Spanish club 1-4; health club 2. prom committee 3, booster club 3,4; m- 156 Senior Index tramural volleyball 1,4 and Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3 Future plans To attend college and major in accounting Sarah Hedrick Band 1-4; cadet teaching 2. cheerleader 1-4; tennis 2 and volleyball 2 Future plans To become an executive secretary Robert Higgins Future plans To enter the service Steve lohnson Madrigals 1; drama club 1 explorers 4; cross country 2-4; track 1-4 and intramural basketball 1-4 Future plans Undecided Carol leanne lones Band 1-4. cadet teaching 3,4; class secretary 1-3; stu- dent council 1-3; French club 1-4, officer 3; Homecoming Queen candidate 4; prom committee 3; prom princess candidate 3 booster club 3.4. cheerleader 1-4; tennis 1,2; volleyball 1-4, batgirl 3, in- tramural volleyball 1; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 2 and Society of Distinguished American High School Students Future plans: To attend college Keith Lannan Band 1-4. pep band 3,4; French club 2; basketball 1.2, tennis 1-3 and intramural basketball 3 Future plans: To attend college Craig Ledgerwood Band 1-4; pep band 1-4; class president 1-3. student council 1-4. president 4; French club 1-4. prom com- mittee 3; cross country 1-4; track 1,2; Boys State Delegate 3; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 2-4 and Who's Who in American High Schools 3 Future plans To attend college and maior in electrical engineering on computer science. Cynthia Dawn LeGrand Band 1-4; pep band 1-4; drama club 2, play commit- tee 2, Explorers 2-4; president 3; prom committee 3, booster club 3 and intramural volleyball 3.4 Future plans: To attend college and study business Kelly Lents Booster club 3.4 and intramural basketball 1-4 Future plans Undecided David Lingenfelter Intramural basketball 4 Future plans: To become a mechanic Bonnie Deanne Marley School previously attended Barr-Reeve High School F.H. A. 2; cheerleader 1 and junior Beta Club 2 Future plans: Marriage George Mat hies Intramural Basketball 1,2,4 and Who's Who in American High Schools 4 Future plans: To attend Oakland City College and become a diesel mechanic David Matthews Baseball 1 and Intramural Basketball 1-4 Future plans: To attend college Randall G. McAtee Golf 1.2 Future plans: Undecided Wally Mitchell Spanish club 1. French 2, booster club 3,4 and in- tramural basketball 1.4 Future plans: To attend college Scott Muench Art Club 1.4. baseball 1 and intramural basketball 1.3.4 Future plans To attend Ivy Tech Dina Norris Future plans: Happiness David O'Brien Future plans Undecided Mike Pannell Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4 and Track 3. Future plans To go into the field of business or engineering Susan Parish Chorus 4 Future plans Undecided Amy Patterson Band 1-4, Pep Band 2-4, Yearbook Staff 2. Class Vice- President 1-4, Student Council 1-4; Officer 4. Spanish Club 1-4; Vice-President 3. Homecoming Queen Can- didate 3, Booster Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Lionette 2-4; Co-Captain 4, Basketball 1; Tennis 1-4; Volleyball 1-4, Intramural Volleyball 1; Girls State Delegate 3; Who's Who in American High Schools 3, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3; CYO 1-4andC Y O Secretary 2 Future plans To attend Purdue University and major in engineering Rodney L Peek Cadet Teaching 3, Yearbook Staff 3; Drama Club 3; French Club 1-4, Booster Club 3.4; Track 2 and In- tramural Basketball 1,2.4 Future plans Undecided Alan Pielemeier Band, 1-4; Pep Band, 1-4; Booster Club, 3,4, In- tramural Basketball, 1-4, and Society of Distinguished American High School Students. 4 Future plans To attend Vincennes University Tom Rasico Chorus 1-4, Drama Club 1, Thespian Society, 1; Play Cast 1,2, Musical Cast 1-3; French Club 1, and In- tramural Basketball 1-3. Future plans To join the Air Force and become a computer technician Troy Resler Golf 1,2,4. Future plans Undecided Aaron Rhoads Cadet teaching 4. Spanish Club 1. Booster Club 3,4, Cross country 1,2; Golf 1-4 and Intramural Basketball 1-4 Future plans To become a businessman Wayne Ritchey Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1.2; Track 3 and Boys State Alternate 3. Future plans: To attend college lohn E Ross Student Manager 1 and Intramural Basketball 1-4. Future plans: To enter the U S. Army. Thomas I Russell Track 1-3 and Intramural Basketball 1 Future plans To enter the Navy Eric Sargent Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4; Yearbook staff 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2, Prom Committee 3, Booster Club 3,4; Golf 1-4; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Boys State 3, Ski Club 1-2 and CYO 1-4 Future plans To attend Indiana State University Evansville and major in computer science. Stephen R Simmons Chorus 1; Madrigals 2-4, Drama Club 1,3; Thespian Society 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Musical Cast 1,3,4; Play Committee 3,4 and Musical Committee 1,3,4 Future plans To become a mechanic or body repair specialist lodi Sims Band 1-4; Vice-President 4, Pep Band 1-4, Cadet Teaching 3; Student Council 1-4; Treasurer 4, French Club 1-4, Officer 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Prom Committee 3, Prom Princess Candidate 3, Prom Queen Candidate 4, Booster Club 3,4; Lionette 1- 4; Lionette Co-Captain 4 Tennis 1-4; Volleyball 1-4. Intramural Volleyball 1; Girls State Alternate 3 and Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. Future plans: To attend college Jason Smith Intramural Basketball 1,2,4 Future plans: A career in professional music Kerry Smith Explorers and Intramural Basketball Future plans To enter the military or college Patnck Michael Strange Band 1, Cadet Teaching 4; Spanish Club 1 Prom Prince Candidate 3; Booster Club 3; Basketball 4 Future plans: Attend college and major in compter science Roberta jo Street Yearbook Staff 3; Drama Club 1-4, Thespian Society 2- 4; Play Cast 2,4, Musical Cast 3 Play Committee 2- 4. Musical Committee 1,3,4, Spanish Club 3.4 French Club 1-4, Health Club 2 and Booster Club 3,4 Future plans: To be rich and happy Sam Street Chorus 2-4, Reporter 4. Madrigals 3.4, Yearbook Staff 4, Drama Club 1-4, President 3,4 Thespian Society 3,4; Play Cast 1-4; Musical Cast 2-4; Play Committee 1-4, Musical Committee 2-4; French Club 1-4; Ex- plorers 3,4; Booster Club 3,4, Lion Mascot 4 In- tramural Basketball 1; Who's Who in American High Schools 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3.4, United States Achievement Academy 3; Health Occupation Students of America 4 and HOSA Historian 4 Future plans: To attend Indiana State University and major in theatre Kathryn A. Stuckey Cadet Teaching 3; Librarians 1,2; O.E.A. 4; F.H A 1-4; President 3.4 and Who's Who in American High Schools 3. Future plans To become a secretary Marla Dawn Sutton Librarians 2,3, Office Help 4; O.E.A 3.4 French Club 2; F.H A 1-4; Vice-President 4 and Who's Wh� o in American High Schools 3. Future plans: College Ioann Dawn Swickard Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Cadet Teaching 3,4; Librarians 1; Office Help 2; Drama Club 2. Spanish Club 1-4, Health Club 2, Cheerleader 1; Lionette 3,4; Tennis 2 and Track 3. Future plans: To enter the field of Nursing Anthony B Taylor Basketball 1,2; Track 1-2 and Intramural Basketball 3 Future plans: To return to the Army Kristi Lynn Taylor Band 1-4. Pep Band 1-4, Office Help 3. O.E.A. 4, Senior Index 157 French Club 1; Golf 2 and Student Manager 2 Future plans: To become an executive secretary Steven D. Tedrow Chorus 1 4; Officer 4; Madrigals 1-4; Drama Club 1-4, Thesp«an Society 1-4; Play Cast 1,3; Musical Cast 1-4. F.F.A 3,4; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2,4 and Who's Who in American High Schools 3. Future plans: Farming Lisa Ann Trambaugh Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; O.E.A 4; Class Treasurer 1; Drama Club 1,2, Play Committee 1,2; Musical Com- mittee 1,2; Spanish Club 1-4; Prom Committee 3, Booster Club 3,4, Intramural Volleyball 2-4 and Socie- ty of Distinguished American High School Students 3 Future plans: To be a legal secretary. Richard). Vogler Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Booster Club 3,4, Intramural Basketball 1-4 and Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. Future plans: To become a computer engineer or technician Tim Wagler Band 1; Spanish Club 1,2, Prom Prince 3, Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4 and Intramural Basketball 2-4. Future plans: Vetinarian Medicine Pamela Lynne Walker Band 1, Yearbook Staff 2-4, Co-editor 3,4, French Club 1-4, Health Club 2; Prom Committee 3, Booster Club 3,4, Lionette 1-4, Co-Captain 3; Volleyball 1,2; Girls State Alternate 3; Who's Who in Foreign Languages 2,3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2,3,4, and CYO 1-4 Future plans To attend the University of Notre Dame lames Weisheit Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4, French Club 1,2; Prom Prince Candidate 3. Basketball 1, Baseball 1-4 and Intramural Basketball 2-4 Future plans To attend Purdue and study agriculture Tammy Wenzel Cadet Teaching 3,4, Spanish Club 2; French Club 1, Prom Committee 3; Prom Princess Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Basketball 1; Ten- nis 1-4, Volleyball 2-4; Who's Who In American High Schools 3 and CYO 1-4. Future plans: To become a physical therapist Timothy Wayne Wilcoxen Future plans: To enlist in the Army Lynnell Marie Williams Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Chorus 2-4, Yearbook Staff 2, Drama Club 2-4, Thespian Society 3,4; Student Director 4, Play Cast 3,4, Musical Cast 2.3. Play Com- mittee 2-4; Musical Committee 2-4; Health 1-3; Of- ficer 2,3; Explorers 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Booster Club 3,4 and Intramural Volleyball 1,2,4. Future plans: Undecided. Randy Wilson Track 2 and Intramural Basketball 4 Future plans: To become a computer programmer Christopher Jay Wininger Basketball 1; Baseball 1,3 and Intramural Basketball 2-4. Future plans: To attend trade school Dana Denise Woody Chorus 1-4, Cadet Teaching 4; French Club 1.2; Basketball 1, Volleybll 1-3 and Intramural Volleyball 1,2. Future plans: Happiness. INDEX A Abel, Ernest 34,84 Acker, fames 18 Ackerman. Cameron 3, 10, 34,77,94. 95, 103, 104, 113 Ader, fames 18 Ader, John 40 Allen. Angela 40 Allen. Auna 46, 65, 74,97, 100 Anderson, Jeff 46,74 Anderson, Terry 40 Arvin, David 46, 103,105,115 Arvin. Kara 4, 10. 18, 28,64,65, 74, 76, 77,90.99, 100 Arvin, Kathleen 5, 10, 18. 28. 52,75 Arvin, Kevin M 18 Arvin, Kevin). 18 Arvin, William 40 Asbell, Cary 18 Asbell, Patty 5. 18,74,78,84,90 Atkins, Edwafd 46 Ayers, Melissa 46 B Bailey, Marvin 34 Barber, Rita 18,63, 84, 90 Barber, Roberta 46. 65, 74, 79.87, 90, 97 Bateman, Rod 46 Bateman. Sammi 2,40,77, 106 Baugh, Shannon 34,64,65 Beasley, Kris 34 Bell, Randy 46 Bell, Rhonda 46.63,90 Bennett. Jennifer 34 Berry, Barbara 40,87 Berry, Robert 40. 103 Blackwell, Charlie 5. 10, 18. 25, 29,63, 103, 104, 114, 116 Blackwell, Kim 18, 63,68 Blackwell, Robbie 40, 103 Borders. Alisha 40,65, 74.90,97, 110 Bough. Lisa 46,84, 100 Bough, Troy 18, 53 Bowling, Robert 46,65 Bowling. Stacey 34, 35,64,66, 74, 77. 82, 84, 86, 94,95 Bowman, David 43, 103 Bradley. Chris 10, 34. 77 Bradley, Doug 19, 29, 33,68 Bradley. Larry 34 Bradley Tim 4, 8. 19. 20, 29, 77 Bratton, Karmen 10, 19. 24, 25, 29 Bratton, Shannon 34 Braun, Corinna 34 Braun. Kevin 40 Braun, Norman 46 Braun. Sheila 34 Brewer. Deborah 10, 34 Bridgewater, Becky 46,74,97, 110 Brown, Jon 19,63,72 Bruner. Anthony 34 Bruner, Audrey 46 Bruner, Clayton 46, 65 Bruner. Felene 40 Bruner, Misty 40, 74, 87 Burch, fay 34 Burch, fill 34,63,90 Burch, Joey 40,65, 74 Burch. Leah 40, 64, 74, 78, 90 Bussinger, Daniel 40 Butcher. Katie 40.77,90 Butcher, Mike 40 Butts. John 19 c Cannon, Scott 19,64,65,84 Cannon, Troy 19 Carrico, Adam 40 Carrico, Billy 19,65 Carrico, Jeremy 46 Carrico, Keith 40 Carrico, Marsha 34 Carrico, Melissa 34,63,65,90 Carrico, Robert 46 Carrico, Sheila 34,110, 111 Chattin, Kim 46,65 Clark. Susn 46, 50.65, 74,77,87,90, 97, 100, 107 Colglazier, Terri 19,63 Colvin, Jeff 19 Colvin, Kevin 46, 50, 77, 103, 105 Colvin, Sheila 40,65, 74.87 Congleton, Terri 34,90 Combs, Frances 19,74 Combs, Mark 46 Cornett, Chan 47,65,74, 113 Cooper. Steve 22,114, 115 Cox. Alan 34 Cox, fohn 34 Cox, LeEtta 40,63 Crew. Kathleen 47,65,74,75,97 Crim, Leanne 10. 34, 39,63 Cropp, Jamie 34,63,65,69, 75,80 D Dages, Kenny 47 Davidson, Eugenia 47 Davis, Julie 35,65 Davis, Travis 40 Dearwester, Shannon 35,63,65. 74 Dembo, Donna 35 Denny. Tammy 47, 74 Denson, Tracy 10. 35,63.65,90, 96, 99 Diamond, Scott 35, 96 Divine, Rod 49 Dosch, Ed 22 Doyle, Alan 47 Doyle. Kelly 40, 45. 66,68. 74. 75,90, 97, 106 Doyle, Rex 35, 108, 109 Doyle, Ruth 41, 74 E Eckerle, Jan 35,64, 66, 67, 74. 86, 90 % Elliott. Judy 47.87 Elliott, William 41, 64, 74 English, Star 9, 22,80,84 Enlow, Robert 38. 86 Ervin, Kevin 41 F Fegan, Christina 22, 33,65.74.90 Fegan, William 41,64, 113 Ferry, Tracy 41,65 Fields. Dale 35 Fields, Frankie 47 Fields, Karen 35 Fish, Jason 47,65 Fish, Melissa 41, 74.87.90 Fisher, Eric 47 Flynn, Christopher 10, 22,64,90 Flynn, Christine 4, 5, 21. 22, 29, 33,65, 74. 79 Fox, John 47 Fuhrman. Janel 47,65,74, 79,80,84, 90 Fuhrman, shannon 4, 8, 20. 22. 28, 53, 66. 68. 72, 74,77,80. 82,83,84.86, 90 Fuhrman, Tom 35 Fullerton. Troy 47,65,115 G Gates, Thomas 41,64 Gee. John 41,84. 103 Gibson. Susie 41 Gilbert, Janet 35 Gillick, Kevin 41 158 Senior Index Goller. Ion 41.64 Graber. Cindy 35 Graber. Stanley 22, 114 Graber. Tracy 41,74,90,97, 106, 107 Grable, David 22,94,95 Groves, Stephen 43,103 H Haag. David 4, 9, 20. 22. 28. 64. 66.67. 90, 113 Hager. Robert 35, 74 Haines, Kathy 35,63,66 Hall, Scott 47 Hall, Tom 22 Hamilton, Rusty 41, 109 Hansen, Ed 22,63, 113 Hansen, Nedra 9, 23 Hansen, Sheenaugh 47 Harbison, Michelle 35 Harder. Debbie 41,64, 74,78,90 Harder. Eddie 10,23, 25,64. 114, 117 Harder, Sherrie 41, 74,87, 90 Hardwick. Rhonda 35,63, 64,65,69, 75,84 Hardwick, Sheila 23,63,64.68, 74, 84 Harlow, Jeff 47 Harris, Michelle 47,65, 74, 75.90,97. 107 Hazlewood, Rebecca 41,65,84 Healy, Mary 23,65,68, 74,90 Hedrick, Rod 47,65, 113 Hedrick. Sarah 4, 23,65,78.90 Hembree, Christine 41 Hembree, Martin 47, 103, 105, 112 Hembree, Troy 47, 103, 105 Henry, Brad 35 Higgins, Randy 36 Higgins, Robert 23 Hoffman, Elizabeth 47,63,90 Hoffman, Paula Hoffman, Richard 36.90,92.93, 113 Hoffman, Sonia 36, 74, 82,84,90 Holloway. Lisa 36,63, 100, 110 Horsting, Tammy 41. 71, 84 Horsting, Timmy 47 Hotz, Brenda 47,63, 90 Howard, Cathy 41, 44,66, 74,90. 110 Howell, Shawn 41,92,93, 103, 112 Huebner, Shelly 41 Huelsman, Chris 36,61,63 Huelsman, Dana 41, 76, 77,90, 96, 97, 107 Hunt, Kelly 10, 25, 36, 103 Hurt, Michael 41, 103, 114 J Johnson, Keith 43 Johnson, Lea 47,65. 74 Johnson, Steve 23,93,113 Jones. Becky 36,110 Jones. Carol 5,10. 23, 24, 25,63,64, 65, 74, 76. 78,90,%. 97.98 Jones, Eric 41 Jones, Michael 47, 103, 105 K Kaiser, Paul 36,69 Kaiser. Paula 41, 74,90 Kelly, Cheryl 48 Kemp, Gayla 36,63,64. 74. 78, 86. 90, %, 97, 106 Koontz, James 42, 115 Kunhart. Kevin 36 L Lankford, Paige 36,65,66. 74,97, 99, 101 Lannan, JHI 42, 74,90, 100, 110, 11 Lannan, Keith 23,64 Larkin, Leslie 48,65,74, 77 Lavely, Cynthia 48, 65 Ledgerwood, Craig 9, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28,64, 72, 74.77.92,93, 121 Ledgerwood, Janet 35. 36,65, 74, 76, 77,86 Lee, Chris 36 Lee. Daho 42 LeCrand, Cynthia 23,65,90 Lemmon, Lori 42,72, 74, 75. 76,77.90 Lents, Jennifer 36, 39, 52,64, 75,90 Lents, Kelly 23 Lents. Marcy 48,65.74. 79 Lichte, James 42 Lingenfelter, David 26 Love, Sharon 42, 44, 74, 87, 90.99. 106, 107 Lukens. Bruce 36,84 Lundy, Eric 48. 103, 105 Lynch, Tad 36,69, 114 Lyon, Kim 42,65. 74, 75. 90 Lythgoe. Amy 36,64, 74, 81,84 M Majewski, Patty 36,65,66,67, 90, % Marley, Bonnie 26 Martin, Tim 36, 108 Maryfield, Sissy 36 Matheis, Jane 36. 90, %, 97,98 Mathias, Christina 11. 42. 45,64, 66, 67, 75,97, 106 Mathies, Brian 42 Mathies. George 26 Matthews, David 26 Matthews, Donna 48.65, 74,87,97, 107 Mattingly, Diana 86, 75 Mattingly, Janet 42,65, 74,77, 87 Mauder. Lois 48 Mauder, Marty 36,63 Mauder. Rick 36 McAtee, Randy 26 McKean, Lenore 42 McKean, Linda 36,84 Mitchell. Margaret 42,65, 74, 77,90 Mitchell, Wally 26 Morecraft, Mindy 42 Mudd. Pat 42,64 Muench. Michael 48 Muench, Scott 26 N Nicholson, Roger 42 Nolan. Donna 10. 37. 39.65. 77. 78,90 Nolley, Dennis Nonte, Tony 48, 65, 103, 105 Norris, Dina 26.63 Norris. Jodi 42,65, 75,90 Norris. Kevin 37,64 Norris, Phillip 37 o O'Brien. David 26 O'Brien, Kelly 37 Ochs, Victoria 42, 71, 74,90 Osborne, Melanie 48,90 Osborne, Tammy 42, 74, 87 Overton, Tina 37 p Padgett, Mark 37 Panned, Mike 26,64 Panned, Nanette 42,64,74 Parish, Susan 26 Passen. Brian 42 Patterson, Amy 4, 5,8, 20, 24, 25, 27, 29. 64. 65. 72. 74, 75, 77. 90, %. 98, 106, 107 Patterson, lee 42,64, 74, 75 Patterson, Neil 42,94, 108 Payne, Shirley 42 Peek. Brian 43,63 Peek, Rod 27 Peters. Tonya 48.84 Philips, Darlene 37,64, 74,84,90 Pielemeier, Alan 27 Plummer, Chris 42, 74, 87 Porter, Chris 42, 74, 87 Porter, Cindy 48 Potts, |oe 37,86, 103,114 Q Quiller, Kristi 48 R Raney. Diana 48, 74 Raney, Patty 37 Rasico, Eric 48 Rasico, Tom 27 Rehl. Pete 48 Resler, Tina $7,74.86.87,90,97.99 Resler, Troy 27, 53 Rhoads. Aaron 11, 27,63,90 Rhoads. Bryan 10, 37,102, 103, 108. 114 Richardville, Leslie Riker, Cathy 42, 110 Ritchey, Wayne 4, 25, 27, 103, 104 Roedel, Monica 48 Ross, Jennifer 43 Ross. John 27 Rottler, Mark 43,64, 108 Russell, Tom 27 s Sargent, Enc 27, 64. 90. 108, 109 Sargent, Stephanie 48, 65, 74, 79,87. 90,97, 108 Seals. Alan 48 Seals, Mike J 37, 114 Seals. Michael S. 37 Seals. Patti 43 Seders. Chris 37. 74, 90,99, 100, 110, 111 Sheetz, Carmon 43,97 Sheetz, Dean 48 Sheetz, Julia 35, 37,65,66, 74. 90. %. 97. 99, 100 Sheetz. Kurt 48,65, 74, 113 Sheetz. Ronald 48, 103, 105, 115 Simmons, Steve 27.84 Sims, Jodi 5, 10, 24. 25, 27, 64. 65.68. 74. 75. 76. 77,90, %, 98, 106, 121 Smith. Brenda 37.61 Smith, Jason 28. 30 Smith, Kerry 30 Spencer, Bart 48, 65. 74. 94, 103, 105, 108, 109 Sterling, Roger 43,115 Stewart, James 37, 114 Stinson, dive 43 Stoll, Tina 10, 37.63,65,90 Strange. Pat 30, 63,90, 94,95 Strange. William 48,65 Street, Roberta 28, 30 Street. Sam 4, 5. 21, 30.74, 79.80.81. 83. 84.90 Street, Scott 37 Street, Terry J. 43 Street, Terry M. 37 Stuckey. John 48 Stuckey. Kathy 30,87 Sutton, Brenda 49.65, 74, 79, 90,97, 107 Sutton, Lisa 37 Sutton, Marla 30,87 Swartzentruber, Dena 49, 50.65, 74, 77. 100 Swartzentruber, Marlin 37. 70, 114 Swickard, Joann 5. 30.63,65. 74, 75, 90 T Taylor, Brad 30 Taylor, Kristi 30,65 Taylor, Rick 38, 39, 114,117 Taylor, Sheila 43,74 Taylor, Tammy 46,87 Tedrow, Charles 49 Tedrow, Steve 30,80 Tinkle, Karri 49 Titzer. Todd 49.103,105 Trambaugh. Lisa 30.65, 74,90 Truelove, Corinna 37 Truelove, Melissa 49,77.84, 87 v Vance, Mike 43 Vogler, Debbie 43. 74. %, 99, 110 Vogler. Richard 31, 64,90 159 w Wagler, Tim 25. 28. 31. 114 Wagoner, Eric 43.93. 113 Wagoner. Pat 49, 50. 51, 103, 105 Walker, Andy 49, 50, 77,93. 103, 105, 115 Walker. Mike 43 Walker. Pam 5, 9, 31, 66, 72, 74, 75, 90 Walker. Scott 49. 103, 105, 115 Walker, Tony 10, 38, 77,94,95 Wallace, Sonja 49,65, 74.87. 90. 97, 107 Walsh, Maureen 49, 74. 87 Wease, Mary 43,63,87 Weisheit, Jim 10,29.31,64, 114, 116 Weisheit, Shannon 38,65, 66. 67, 74 Wenzel. Tammy 24. 25, 31,63.90. 106 Wenzel, Tracy 12 18 114, 116 Wes sell, Charles 49 Wessell, Sue 43, 110 Wilcoxen, Keith 49 Wilcoxen, Mike Wilcoxen, Tim 31 Wildman, Jeff Wildman, Steve 37 Wildman. Terry 49, 114 Wildman. Vicki 37, 74 Willhite, Bobby 49 Williams, Lynnell 31 Williams, Mary 38, 74 Williams. Robert 43 Williams, Susan 43,65 Williams, T.). 49, 103, 105 Wilson, Randy 31 Winmger, Chris 31, 112, 113 Winmger, Dana 49, 50,65.87 Wininger, Vicki 43, 44, 74, 90, 97, 100, 107 Wmklepleck, Lora 49, 65, 72, 74,87, 100, 110 Wiscaver, Jacqueline 65 Witsman, Aaron 49 Wolfe, Dustin 49 Woody, Dana 29, 31, 63 Woody, Greg 12. 38 Woody, Rene 49. 74 Wuepper. Amy 4 i. 44 45. 66. 75. 8 90 z Zins, Steve 38, 113 160 sen arvyelo. texas • t+a . -i s • 4V;.' ■' h