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

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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

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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

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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