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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1986 volume:

Loogootee High School 201 Brooks Ave Loogootee, IN 47553 1985-7986 LION LEGACY Loogoofee High School 201 Brooks Avenue Loogootee, IN Vol. XVI TABLE OF CONTENTS Album................................18 Academics............................SO Sports...............................72 Activities..........................100 Ads.................................118 Janel Furhman taking it easy. Senior Leah Burch studying hard in the library. • 0 In fhe Beginning 0 The following pages are filled with many memories. Memories which have made us laugh and cry. The Lion Legacy staff has created the book, but you, the student body, have created those memories. We hope this book is more than just a yearbook”. May it bring you joy, satisfaction, and maybe bring that single tear to your eye when you realize that yet another year has passed us by. As you continue passing through the memories of the 1985-86 school year the staff hopes you will find a new memory with each page. Memories you can hold on to the rest of your lives ... Opening 3 Sheila Taylor letting the world know she's a SENIOR. Mrs. McAtee showing her students a pattern. Sf udent Life Sit down and read!!! Mike Vance showing his SENIOR authority. 4 Student Life Marcy Lents and Sonja Wallace: Aren't they sup- Student Life 5 LH9 Faculty 1985-1986 Row 1: Ann Ackerman, Faryl Armstrong, Janice Arnett, Bob Bell; Row 2: Keevin Biggs, Rita Brown, Jack Butcher. Janet Eaton; Row 3: Steve Fisher, Diane Gill, Robert Grannan, Rick Graves; Row 4: Craig Grow, Ed Hamilton, Terry Hasler, Jerry Heironimus; Row 5: Victor Hurm. Mr. Butcher proves he can obey the bench rule ... off the court. 6 Faculty Row 1: Carolyn Johnson, Greg Johnson, Dave Kavanaugh, Lee Kavanaugh; Row 2: John Knepp, Ernie Martin, Stephanie McAtee, Anne Oser; Row 3: Hazel Pielemeier, Stephen Poehlein, Nancy Sterling, Charles Sims; Row 4: Annette Seib, Wes Taylor, Karla Trout. Deborah Rayman; Row 5: Sandra Wehr, Joe Williams. Mr. Hamilton tooting his own horn. Faculty 7 Mrs. Walton and Mrs. Keifner, secretaries of the Betty Dove, Betty Bough, Chris Higgins, and Betty Superintendent. Wessell, the great cooks. 8 Staff Always trying to help people, Mr. Hasler. Mrs. Walton pausing for a moment for the camera. The school nurse, Mrs. Frye, assisting in the trial. Staff 9 Mr. Clark taking a break for the camera. Ms. Mills and Mrs. Flick working at one of their many jobs. Tonight It You May 3, 1986 marked one of the most memorable nights many juniors and seniors will ever experience; the prom. This year's prom theme was Tonight It's You which was played numerous times as 84 couples made their way through the grand march. The annual shin-dig was once again held on the Crand Naval Base with Mr. Black pro- viding the entertainment. Prom-goers enjoy the music at the Crane Officer's Club. Prom prince Bart Spencer is graced by prom princess Lora Winklepleck. Prom queen Paula Kaiser on the arm of prom king Terry Street 10 Prom This year was LHS's first attempt at a very special post-prom; and special it was! Many couples arrived at St. john's Gym for an evening of fun and games and lots of prize giveaways. After all the excitement those attending were pro- vided a breakfast made and served by parents and volunteers. These 24 |unior$ and seniors crammed their bodies into the VW in order to break Rockport's Post-Prom record. Prom-goers Eric Sargent, Lori Lemmon, Alan Pielmeyer, and Sammi Bateman take a break. T. J. Williams, Wendy Summers, Shawn Howell, and Leah Parsons are caught relaxing. Scott Hall and Bridget Parker share a coke before dancing. Prom 11 February 28, 1986 marked a milestone for the Senior Class. Senior night activities were held between basketball games in the lack Butcher Sports Arena. The evening was heighted by introductions of Senior basketball players, cheerleaders, student council members and class officers. The lionet- tes provided special entertainment with a routine which featured the six Senior members of the squad. Qenior Nighf Margaret Mitchell, Dana Huelsman, Kelly Doyle, Senior cheerleader Leah Burch with her parents Senior cheerleader Debbie Harder with her and Amy Wuepper carrying out the Senior board. Mr. and Mrs. )im Burch. parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harder. 12 Senior Night Senior Basketball player Robert Berry with his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Berry. Senior Basketball player Rob Blackwell with his mother Mrs. judy Blackwell. Senior Basketball player Shawn Howell with his mother Joan Howell. 13 Senior Basketball player Sharon Love with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Love. Senior Basketball player jill Lannan with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lannan. Senior Basketball player Sammi Bateman with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bateman. 14 Farewell lo fhe Class of '86 On May 23, 1986, eighty-three high school seniors turned their tassels and became LHS alumni. Through misty eyes and a few smiles caps were straightened, gowns were perfected, and collars pinned. In the minutes before our final en- trance into the gymnasium, our minds filled with many questions and, of course, memories. As we sat before parents, teachers, friends, and family we realized a stage in our lives had ended. A stage we would soon expand and build a future upon. We could now only look back upon high school with smiles and tears. We were to look forward to college, work, or perhaps the service. But we carried with us the magic of high school, and that will never fade, for WHAT LIES BEHIND US AND WHAT LIES AHEAD OF US ARE SMALL MATTERS COM- PARED TO WHAT LIES WITHIN US. All smiles: Roger Sterling and lanet Mattingly '86 Seniors sing their final song as LHS students. Graduation 15 Valedictorian, Kelly Doyle, and Salutatorian, Dana Huelsman, are obviously excited after the big event. Dario D. D. Lee looks solemn as he emerges from the tunnel into the gymnasium at commencement. Cathy Howard seems to be lost in thought as Senior class sponsor, Mrs. Oser, straightens her collar. 16 Graduation Senior Snaps 17 Eric Abel John Ader Angie Allen Rob Arvin Sammi Bateman Barbara Berry Robert Berry Rob Blackwell Alisha Borders David Bowman Kevin Braun Felene Bruner 18 Seniors Diane Butcher Adam Carrico Shelia Colvin LeEtta Cox Kevin Ervin Bill Fegan Tracy Ferry Melissa Fish Tom Gates John Gee Kevin Gillick Jon Goller Seniors 19 Senior Stars Every Senior class that has passed through this high school is special, and everyone in those classes are special in his own way. Every Senior class has those people who are the achievers; the bad drivers, the nice dressers, the nosers and the partiers. The Senior class of 1986 also has those people who they felt stood out from everyone else. In the next few pages we would like to show you who these people are. Mark Rottler and Kelly Doyle; Most Likely to Succeed. 20 Senior Stars Christy Hembree Tammy Hill Cathy Howard Shawn Howell Shelly Huebner Dana Huelsman Mike Hurt Keith Johnson Eric Jones Paula Kaiser Jim Koontz 22 Seniors Dario Lee Kim Lyon Sharon Love Brian Mathies Jodi Norris Chris Mathias Janet Mattingly Margaret Mitchell Vicki Ochs Tammy Osborne Nanette Pannell Lee Patterson Neil Patterson Brian Peek Chris Plummer Seniors 23 Senior Sfars Debbie Harder and David Bowman; Ms. Legs and Mr. Bod. Cathy Howard and Eric Wagoner; Prettiest Hair. Leah Burch and John Gee; Most School Spirited. 24 Senior Stars Mark Rottler Patti Seals Carmon Sheetz Roger Sterling Olive Stinson Terry Street Sheila Taylor Mike Vance Eric Wagoner Mary Wease Sue Wessell Jeff Wildman Susan Williams Vicki Wininger Mike Wilcoxen Amy Wuepper 26 Seniors Not pictured are: Keith Carrico, Pat Mudd, Roger Nicholson. Freshmen: President, Kate Butcher; Vice- President, Amy Wuepper; Treasurer, Margaret Mitchell; Secretary, Debbie Harder Sophomore: President, Kate Butcher; Vice- President, janet Mattingly; Treasurer, Margaret Mitchell; Secretary, Debbie Harder What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us. Color: Red and Silver Flower: Rose junior: President, Kelly Doyle; Vice-President, Dana Huelsman; Treasurer, Margaret Mitchell; Secretary, Debbie Harder Senior: President, Kelly Doyle; Vice-President, Dana Huelsman; Treasurer, Margaret Mitchell; Secretary, Debbie Harder 28 Senior Stars U Kevin Ervin and Alisha Border; Always late for class. Keith Johnson and Sheila Colvin; Class clowns. Joey Burch and Amy Wuepper; Apple polishers. Eric Abel and Mary Wease; Road hazards. Jody Norris, Sheila Taylor, Christy Hembree, and Paula Kaiser having a good time. Senior Snaps 29 1985-86 Lion Homecoming Loogootee's 1985-86 Homecoming activities were held December 20, 1985 after an exciting win over the Spartans of South Knox. Miss Jodi Norris was crowned the new LHS Homecoming Queen shortly after being escorted onto the floor on the arm of Junior basketball player Bart Spencer. The 1985-86 Homecoming Court consisted of Dana Huelsman, Debbie Harder, Leah Burch, and Amy Wuepper. The girls were escorted by Rob Blackwell, Pat Wagoner, Robert Berry, and Shawn Howell; all varsity basketball players. A great time was enjoyed by all who attended a dance put on by the LHS Student Council. Music was supplied by Mr. Don Tilford of Indianapolis. Miss |odi Norris sheds a tear as well as a smile after being crowned the new LHS Homecoming Queen. Queen candidates Debbie Harder, Dana Huelsman, Leah Burch, Amy Wuepper, and Jodi Norris before the big moment. Bart Spencer placing the sparkling tiera upon LHS's new Homecoming Queen. 30 Homecoming Queen Jodi is surrounded by her court. I to r: Debbie Harder, Dana Huelsman, Jodi Norris, Amy Wuepper, and Leah Burch. Escorts take time out to strike a casual pose in the library. Candidates Debbie, Dana, Jodi, Amy, and Leah surrounded by escorts Pat, Rob, Bart, Shawn, and Robert. Homecoming 31 Auna Allen David Arvin Roberta Barber Rhonda Bell Lisa Bough Becky Bridgewater Audrey Bruner Clay Bruner Bobby Carrico leremy Carrico Kim Chattin Susan Clark Kevin Colvin Chan Cornett Kathleen Crew Kenny Dages Genia Davidson Tammy Denny Alan Doyle Judy Elliott Frank Fields Jason Fish Kevin Fox Troy Fullerton Janel Fuhrman Class of 1987 32 Juniors iLiwiiNi Scott Hall Jeff Harlow Michelle Harris Rodney Hedrick Marty Hembree Troy Hembree Tim Hill Elizabeth Hoffman Brenda Hotz Lea Johnson Mike Jones Leslie Larkin Cindy Lavely Marcy Lents Donna Matthews Deann Mauder Eric Lundy Tony Nonte Melanie Osborne Cindy Porter Kristi Quiller Diane Raney Eric Rasico Pete Rehl Monica Roedel Juniors 33 Juniors, Juniors, and More Juniors Stephanie Sargent Alan Seals Kurt Sheet Ronnie Sheetz Bart Spencer Bill Strange )ohn Stuckey Brenda Sutton Dena Swartzentruber Tammy Taylor Charlie Tedrow Todd Titzer Sheila Truelove Pat Wagoner Andy Walker Scott Walker Sonja Wallace Chuck Wessell Rosie Wilcher Keith Wilcoxen Bob Willhite T. J. Williams Dana Wininger Lora Winklepleck Aaron Witsman 34 Juniors Dustin Wolfe Rene Woody lunior Class Officers: Becky Bridgewater. Vice- president; Scott Walker. Treasurer; Susan Clark. Secretary; and Kevin Colvin, President. Not Pictured Cheryl Kelly, Renee Peters, leff Anderson. Eric Fisher, and Mike Muench. Class of 1988 Bran! Ackerman Tera Allen lulie Anderson Krisli Arvin Carroll Bailey Terri Baugh Lana Bradley Jennifer Brewer Lisa Bridgewater lackie Burris Scott Callison Treva Chanley Talicia Combess jim Congleton Dena Davis Kenny Davis Will Decker Christine Draper |im Eichmiller Kurt Eichmiller Michel Elliott Melissa Ervin Deanna Fuhrman Sherri Groves Chris Haag 36 Sophomores Nedra Hansen Jeff Harbison jaline Harder Desiree Harlow Rod Healy Kevin Hembree Larry Hertenstein Eric Holloway Teresa Hollaway Dave Horning Larry Horsting Bobbi Hunt jaymie Jeffers Jessica Jones Charlotte Kelsey Misty Kerns Troy Kline Tracy Lannan Jerry Lee Chris Like Gary Love Terri Love Jeff Lyon Zoi Mason Mindy Matheis Sophomores 37 Sophomores, Sophomores, and More Sophomores Chris Mauder led Mitchell Alan Neeley Debbie Osborne Bob Poehlein Shana Quintero Chuck Raney Lynn Seals Scott Seals Scott Sellers Lori Simmons Randi Smith Amy Spencer Amanda Street Mike Sumner Rich Swartzentruber Brandi Taylor Mark Taylor Traci Thompson Billy Tolbert Gene Toy Troy Trambaugh Ralph Truelove |ohn Wagler Rene Wagler 38 Sophomores Angie Walker Jamie Walker Tina Way Sheri Weisheit Brad Williams Brian Williams Mike Wilson Patricia Wilson Kim Ziegler Sophomore Class Ofticers Brant Ackerman, President; Julie Anderson, Vice President; Chris Mauder, Treasurer; Tera Allen, Secretary. Teresa Way, Gary Anderson, Todd Bowman. |oe Christley are not pictured. Sophomores 39 Class of 1989 40 Freshmen T .1 Clay Armstrong Scott Arthur Brian Arvin Jackie Arvin Lee Arvin Scott Arvin Travis Arvin Ric k Ayres Rhonda Barber loey Bateman Karen Blair Kathy Bough Eric Bradley Jeremy Breeden Kris Bruner Jennifer Bullock Shannon Burris Pat Butcher Brenda Byrer Treshia Cannon Chris Carrico Tom Carrico Danny Clark Tina Crays Angela Cummins Brian Dant Krissy Denny Tammy Dillion Tiffany Dishong Mickey Doane Jim Doyle Leslie Doyle Staceya Duke Tamera Dunn Mark Elliott Tina English Missy Ervin Phil Eyler Scott Ferguson Tony Fish Bridget Graber Glen Hall Bob Flarder Donnie Hawkins Dee Dee Helderman Michelle Heironimus Alicia Hembree Byron Hoffman Stephanie Holt Scott Hunter Freshmen 41 Amber Inman Kim Jeffers Jason Jones Mark Kemp Rachel Koontz Bee ky Lannan Jan Lemmon Jason Lundy Krista Me Alee Mike Me Alee Ste phanie Mangin Alicia Mathies Kim Mattingly Lynn Mattingly Keith Majewski Brent MtCloskey Je e Melton Chrysli Miller Mike Milligan Barbara Mitchell Chadd Mosby Cathy Mudd Angela Pannell Bridget Parker Leah Parsons 42 Freshmen Mykle Patterson Amy Poehlein Mike Quick Tony Raney Terri Resler Shannon Richer Susan Sager Pat Schiller ). D. Simmons Steve Smith Cindy Strange Wendy Summers Angie Sutton )o Swartzentruber Stephanie Taylor Ruth Tedrow Kim Tinkle Phil Todd Lora Truelove Bob VanHoy Wanda Wadsworth Scott Wallace Melissa Wilcoxen Julie Wildman Tricia Williams Freshmen 43 Freshmen, Freshmen, and More Freshmen Randall Willis Mit helle Wilson Stacy Wininger Malinda Wiscaver Charles Wolfe )im Woody Robbie Young l aura Ziegler Freshman Class Officers: President, Dee Dee Helderman; Vice-President, Eric Bradley; Secretary, Barbara Mitchell; Treasurer, Bridget Parker. 44 Freshmen Freshmen Scott Wallace and Mark Kemp enjoying the library. Freshmen As the 1985-86 school year began L.H.S. welcomed a new class of freshmen. The class of '89 began the year as typical freshmen; nervous and teased, confused and lost. But as the year progressed they soon began to fit in with the rest of high school society. Highlights of the school year included getting class rings, having their first fund raiser, and being able to be included in all high school activities. Eric Bradley doing his Don Johnson imitation. Freshmen Clay Armstrong getting his class ring. Freshman Feature 45 Sophomores This was the year for the class of 88 to relax. As sophomores they were no longer under pressure for being the youngest in high school but, they didn't have the pressures of being the oldest either. Many sophomores received their driver's licenses during the year. Each member of the class was also responsi- ble to help with the Chili Supper. Most of the sophomores kept busy with ac- tivities all year long. Only two more years to go until the class of 88 leave LHS. Those two years will contain a lot of fun and un- forgettable times for them. The sophomores are on their way. The sophomores in French 2 kneeling for their queen, Chris Mauder. Brad Williams, Eric Holloway, and Jamie Walker Sophomores in substance abuse studying hard, caught in the hall. 46 Sophomore Feature Tera Allen showing school spirit during sectional week. Tracie Thompson, Sherri Groves, Renee Wagler, and Tera Allen taking a break from volleyball. Sophomore Feature 47 Juniors i This was an exciting year for the class of '87. It was also a busy year. Juniors were in charge of planning for the prom and organizing the fund raisers to sup- port it. Everyone is looking forward to senior year when they will dominate the school. Just one more year!! mm Yes jeremy, we know you're cool. Bart Spencer doing his Kilroy impression. LI Tony Nonte showing off his excellent baseball arm. Donna Matthews and Dana Wininger trying to at- tract customers at the Juniors' concession stand. 48 Junior Feature Andy Walker giving us his innocent look. Aloha, Bill! Becky Bridgewater, Stephanie Sargent, Susan Clark, and Donna Matthews showing off the latest fashions of Loogootee High. Junior Feature 49 Academic Division Academics have come a long way at L.H.S. In the past few years, graduation requirements have been raised so that all students have the opportunity to achieve higher goals in life. Sincerest thanks, to all faculty members who have given us our start in education to ac- complish bigger and better things in life. Mark E.T. Elliott making use of Mrs. Trout's in- formational library of education. Shawn Howell receiving one of many awards at the Fall Sports Awards Banquet from Mr. Bell. Mr. Grow taking a load off during one of his many educational classes. 50 Academic Division Cadei Teachers The cadet teachers play a very im- portant job in the Loogootee schools. While furthering their education, they are also helping to further the education of those younger than them. Front Row: Jill Lannan, Vicki Wininger, Dana Huelsman, Margaret Mitchell, and Leah Burch. Second Row: Kelly Doyle, Chris Mathias, Misty Bruner, Lori Lemmon, Cathy Howard, Sammi Bateman, and Melissa Fish. Third Row: Sherrie Harder, Carmon Sheetz, Audrey Bruner, Scott Hall, Andy Walker, and Roberta Barber. Fourth Row: Barbara Berry, Kathleen Crew, Stephanie Sargent, and Eric Lundy. Chris Plummer helping her cadet class. I Cadet Teachers 51 Language Aris The Language Arts Department at Loogootee High School includes English grammar, speech, literature and com- position classes along with the foreign languages, Spanish and French. Loogootee students have the opportuni- ty to obtain a basic understanding of the English language and insights into its development and usage. Foreign language study allows the Loogootee student to obtain a high degree of com- petency and mastery in a specific language. Pat Schitter and Tom Carrico showing how the spend their library time. 52 Language Arts Mr. Johnson telling another one of his stories. The new English teacher, Ms. Brown, talking to her class. Subsfance Abuse The recently developed substance abuse course has been proved both popular and informative. This course deals with letting the students in our school know all the aspects of using and abusing alcohol and drugs. The course is supervised by Mrs. Nancy Sterling. Mr. Fisher, who also leaches a special course in substance abuse, is shown as he exits the lounge. Mrs. Sterling takes a break and is caught off guard by Christy and her camera. The substance abuse class listens to guest speaker, Don lackson. % 54 Substance Abuse Health and PE AH, come on, Mrs. Sterling. The health and PE classes are to help keep us all in tip-top shape. Maybe in twenty years we can all come back and be in the shape we are in now. Health PE 55 L.H.8. Spanish Club Students at Loogootee High School have the choice of two foreign languages of which to study. Mrs. Wehr is the Spanish instructor and supervises the Spanish Club. This year's Spanish club officers were President; Katie But- cher, Vice-President; Kim Lyon, Secretary; Jodi Norris, Treasurer; Misty Bruner. Row 1: Mrs. Wehr, Katie Butcher, Kim Lyon, Jodi Norris. Misty Bruner, Ruth Doyle, and Lenore McKean. Row 2: Kristie Quiller, Lisa Bough, Rene Woody, Tammy Denny. Becky Bridgewater, Janel Fuhrman, and Leslie Larkin. Row 3: John Gee, Patricia Wilson, Lisa Bridgewater, Deanna Luhrman, Randi Smith, Jim Eichmiller, and Brad Williams. Row 4: Tina Crays, Cathy Mudd, Cindy Strange, Brenda Byrer, Michele Heironimus, Angela Cummins, Melissa WilcoAen, and Stephanie Mangin. Instructor Mrs. Wehr looking over the Spanish students. Spanish club President, Katie Butcher, taking a break from her duties tor a laugh. 56 Spanish French The opportunity to learn a foreign language is given to all students who enter LHS. Many students choose to study the French language. Last summer many French students were given the opportunity to see and experience the French culture by taking a trip to France. French instructor, Mrs. Seib, Qu'est-que vous-disirez? French students, Tammy Dunn and )o Swartzen- truber, studying French. Front row: Lori Lemmon, Leah Burch, Chris Mathias, and Cathy Howard. Second row: Sharon Love, )ill Lannan, Margaret Mitchell, Lee Patterson, Kelly Doyle, Tammy Osborne, Sherrie Harder, Carmon Sheetz, and |oey Burch. Third row: Tracy Graber, Shannon Richer, Sonja Wallace, Marcy Lents, Michelle Harris, Kathleen Crew, Dena Swartzentruber, Stephanie Sargent, Paula Kaiser, Lori Simmons, and Mrs. Seib; French teacher. Fourth row: Bobbi Hunt, Chris Mauder, Sherri Groves, Kelly Leighty, Julie Anderson, Angie Walker, Jackie Burris, Kristi Arvin, Rene Wagler, Sheri Weisheit, and Mark Kemp. Fifth row: Tammy Dunn, Jennifer Bullock, Amy Poehlein, Jo Swartzentruber, Jaline Harder, Amanda Street, Shelly Elliott, Randall Willis, Tony Raney, Jim Congleton, and Scott Arthur. Sixth row: Jackie Arvin, Mykle Patterson, Stephanie Taylor, Bridget Parker, Rhonda Barber, Alicia Mathies, Alicia Hembree, Barbara Mitchell, Stacy Wininger, Pat Sch, er French 57 Home Economics, FHA FHA had a prom dress sale this year as one of their fund raisers. Many people brought dresses to sell and many people bought dresses that had been brought in. The FHA members would like to thank both of their sponsors, Miss Pielemeier and Mrs. McAtee for a great year. The students in home economics classes learn many different things such as cooking, sewing, and how to decorate a home. Mrs. McAtee helping a student in clothing class. Miss Pielemeier talking to one of her foods classes. Front row: Tammy Dunn, Lea johnson. Second row: Jill Lannan; vice-president, Sue Wessell; secretary, Christy Hembree, president, Tammy Osborne; treasurer, Paula Kaiser; project. Third row: Miss Pielemeier; sponsor, Ruth Doyle, Lenora McKean, Barbara Berry, Sherrie Harder, Mrs. McAtee; sponsor. 58 FHA Business and OEA The business section of LHS's cur- riculum is very strong. Classes offered include: business math, general business. Accounting I, Accounting II, Typing I, Typing II, and intensive office lab. The various courses are taught by Mr. Bell, Mr. Kavanaugh, Mr. Heironimus, Mrs. Armstrong. The OEA (Office Education Associa- tion) is made up of students who are in- terested in pursuing careers in the areas of some type of office practice. Mrs. Armstrong is the OEA sponsor. left to right: Amy Wuepper, Sue Wessell, Tammy Osborne (seated), |odi Norris, Christy Hembree (seated), Paula Kaiser, Becky Bridgewater, Susan Clark, Donna Matthews, |udy Elliott (above) Debbie Harder, Tammy Horsting (above), Cathy Howard, Carmon Sheetz (above) Diana Raney, Stephanie Sargent, and LeEtta Cox. Sponsor Mrs. Armstrong is seated in front at the computer. Tammy Osborne is shown working hard to finish a job in the intensive office lab. OEA sponsor and business teacher, Faryl Arm- strong, showing her spirit during Sectional Week. Business instructor, Mr. Heironimus looking over a student's work. Business OEA 59 The chorus had a busy year in 1985- 86. On September 21 several students sang in the Indiana State Choral Festival at De Pauw University. The Fall Concert was on October 29, and they wore their new dresses and tuxedos for the first time. Next they prepared the annual Madrigal Dinner Concert which was performed on the evenings of December 7 and 8. Then several students began learning solos and ensembles to sing at District Solo and Ensemble contest at Bloomington North High School on February 1. They receiv- ed many first place medals and both of the Madrigal groups and john Gee ad- vanced to state competition at Butler University. The spring was busy, too, with students learning songs for the May con- cert, for graduation, and also for the musical. Chorus Madrigals—Row 1: Tracie Thompson, Paula Kaiser, Carmon Sheelz, and Rebecca Hazlewood; Row 2: Mrs. Arnett, Treva Chanley, Jessica Jones, Tammy Denny, Janel Fuhrman, Tammy Hill, and Deanna Fuhrman; Row 3: Ralph Truelove, JC Simmons, Marty Hembree, Joey Burch, Larr Hertenstein, and Scott Arthur; Row 4: Pat Schitter John Gee, Eric Holloway, and Randall Willis. Chorus—Row 1: Mrs. Arnett, Eric Abel, John Gee, Sheila Taylor, Paula Kaiser, Joey Burch, Leah Burch, Becky Hazelwood, Carmon Sheetz, and Tammy Hill; Row 2: Tracie Thompson, Tammy Denny, Jessica Jones, Deanna Fuhrman, Janel Fuhrman, Audrey Bruner, Cindy Lavely, Chris Like, Kevin Hembree, and Jaline Harder; Row 3: 60 Chorus Stacey a Duke, Treva Chanley, Teresa Holloway, Kim Zeigler, Kim Jeffers, Jackie Arvin, Leslie Doyle, Wendy Summers, Alicia Hembree, Leah Parsons, Bridget Parker, and Alicia Mathies; Row 4: Eric Holloway, Marty Hembree, Missy Ervin, Terri Resler, Krista McAtee, Brenda Byrer, Mykle Patterson, Kris Bruner, Michele Heironimus, and Lori Simmons; Row 5: Scott Author, Pat Schitter, Scott Seals, Byron Hoffman, Chuck Wessell, Eric Rasico, Larry Hertenstein, Lynn Mattingly, and Lora Truelove; Row 6: Randall Willis, Phil Todd, JD Simmons, Ralph Truelove, Tony Fish, and Rick Ayres. Freshman Band Row 1: Kathy Bough, Becky Lannan, Shannon Burris, Stacya Duke, Row 2: Amy Poehlein, Dee Dee Helderman, Barbara Mitchell, Tricia Williams, Tina English, Jackie Arvin, Stephanie Mangin, Row 3: Wendy Summers, Jennifer Bullock, Kim Mattingly, Leslie Doyle, Susan Sager, Stacey Wininger, Shannon Richer, Jim Doyle, Row 4: Bob Vanhoy, Mike McAtee, Bobby Harder, Bryon Hoffman, Rhonda Barber, Tammy Dillion, Row 5: Chadd Mosby, Brian Dant, Glenn Hall, Tom Carrico, Brent McClosky, Row 6: Cathy Mudd, Stephanie Taylor, Leah Parsons. Director Mr. I lamilton looks pleased with what he hears from the Freshman band. Freshman Band 61 Loogoofee High School Band The instrumental music department of LHS had a very successful 1985-86 school year. The band students provid- ed entertainment for all home basket- ball games and presented two concerts for the Loogootee community. The Freshman Band received a superior rating at state band contest. Front Row: Sammi Bateman, Debbie Harder, Leah Burch, Lee Patterson, Tom Gates, Kurt Sheetz, Kristi Arvin, Sherri Weisheit, Mike Sumner, Second Row: Chan Cornett, Cindy Lavely, Dena Davis, Lori Simmons, Leslie Larkin, Bill Strange, Tony Nonte, Third Row: Brian Williams, Lea Johnson, Keith Johnson, Larry Hertenstein, Fourth Row: Brandi Taylor. Chris Mathias, Jason Fish, Janel Fuhrman, Joey Burch, Chris Haag, Julie Anderson. Front Row: Lora Winklepleck, Roberta Barber, Ruth Doyle, Susan Williams, Becky Hazelwood, Alisha Borders, Row 2: Tracie Lannan, Sheila Truelove, Donna Matthews, Stephanie Sargent, Amy Spencer, Jackie Burris, Terri Baugh, Row 3: Melissa Fish, Kim Lyon, Jodi Norris, Margaret Mitchell, Janet Mattingly, Vicki Ochs, Dena Swartzentruber, Row 4: Deanna Fuhrman, Jennifer Brewer, Kathleen Crew, Auna Allen, Brenda Sutton, Dana Wininger, Treva Chanley, Chris Mauder, Talicia Combess, Row 5: Jeff Harbison, Jon Goller, Bill Elliot. Bart Spencer, Michelle Haris, Terri Love, Troy Fullerton. 62 Band Snaps 63 The computer classes are taught by Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Taylor for the academic school year of 1985 and 1986. The class taught students the basic com- puter language and computer program- ing. Computers is a very informative class that will become useful to all students in the future. 64 Computers Computers Math We caught you looking Jim. Mr. Taylor working on the computer. Mr. Crannan having a serious talk with Chris Haag. The math classes are taught by Mr. Taylor, Mr. Grannan, and Mr. Kavanaugh, who is not pictured. They have really helped students with the things they need to know for their future. Math requirements for gradua- tion were increased over the years because of the tremendous role math plays in our future. Math 65 Science Mr. Dave Kavanaugh stressing his point. Michelle Harris working on an experiment. Science teacher. Mr. Hurm, giving a big smile. The science department is very in- teresting. Students learn many things that remain a wonder to most people. The students need these classes since our society is becoming so complex. 66 Science Industrial Arts The industrial arts department teaches the techniques of building, repairing, and inventing. Students leave these classes with much knowledge of all aspects of industrial arts thanks to the expertise of instructors Mr. Knepp and Mr. Poehlein and Mr. Martin. Mr. Poehlein is shown lecturing one of the in- dustrial art classes. Mr. Knepp is caught off guard while teaching. Industrial Arts 67 Social Studies Social studies at LHS involves the classes of world history, US history, and government. The students learn a lot about the world we live in, both in the past and present. Government students also get to act out mock trials each year. Scott Hall posing as a lawyer in government class. Ms. Ackerman grins for the camera. Shawn Howell acting out his role as judge. 68 Social Studies nr Driver Education The driver's training course is one of the most looked forward to subjects known to LHS students. Taught by Mr. Butcher, Mr. Grow and Mr. Sims, the course teaches students the basics of driving and provides the first step to the driver's license. Mr. Sims escorts Scott Arvin to the driver educa- tion car. Mr. Butcher taking it easy before driving. Driver Education 69 Ari Club The Art Club held several meetings this year. They also took an educational trip to Indianapolis where they visited museums. All the students enjoyed it. Front row: Rob Arvin, Pres, Eric Jones, V. Pres. Row 2: |etl Wildman. treasurer, Rick Graves, sponsor, Brian Peek, secretary. Row 3: Christy Hembree, Sheila Taylor, Tammy Osborne, Felene Bruner, Shelly Huebner, Judy Elliot, Gina Davidson, Row 4: Brian Arvin, Donnie Hawkins, Mike Quick, Jeremy Breedon, Desiree Harlow, Ruth Doyle, Jaymie Jeffers, Row 5: John Stucky, Keith Wilcoxen, Ronnie Sheet , David Bowman, |an Lemon, Gary Anderson, Adam Carrico, Row 6: Tony Nonte, Keith Johnson. Chan Cornett, and Jon Goller. 70 Art Yearbook Siaff The Loogootee High School yearbook staff has spent many hours putting the yearbook together for the 1985-86 school year. They would like to thank everyone who helped. Front Row: Christy Hembree, Amy Wuepper—Editor, Sammi Bateman, Patricia Wilson—co-editor, Jayme Jeffers, and Tammy Osborne. Second Row: Mr. Graves—sponsor, Leah Johnson, Marcy Lents, Sonja Wallace, Gina Davidson, and Sue Wessell. Back Row: Sheila Taylor, Kim Lyon, Aaron Witsman, and Shelly Huebner. Amy Wuepper and Christy Hembree working on the yearbook. Yearbook 71 Sporfs Division 72 Sports Division Mr. Bell discussing the game with student manager, Lori Simmons. Rick Graves and Rita Brown showing the student body how to have fun. The Loogootee High School students showing they really care. Marty Hembree using his best form to intimidate his opponent. Sports Snaps 73 Cross Counfry Front Row: Scott Arthur, Scott Hall, T. J. Williams, Shawn Howell, Eric Wagoner; Middle Row: Jim Congleton, Ronnie Sheetz, Scott Sellers, Troy Hembree, Mr. Bell; Back Row: Sharon Love, Lynn Mattingly, and Lisa Bough. The cross country team finished their season with the record of 14 wins and 53 losses. Mr. Bell had these comments about the team, We had another long year, but we still made a large improve- ment over last year. We are only losing one person who scored a lot for us, therefore I look for the cross country team to be very successful next year. Shawn Howell running hard. Coming in to finish. 74 T.). Williams running in the meel againsl L M. Eric Wagoner running his best. Scott Sellers rounding the corner. The cross-country team ended their season with a record of 15-53. The record does not indicate how the season went. They have a good young team and some good runners for future years. Jim Congleton received the award for the most improved runner. Next year should be a real successful year for cross-country. The cross-country coach, Mr. Bell, expressed his thanks for this year and his high hopes for next year. Cross-Country 75 Boys' Track The boys' high school track team ran away with a very impressive year. The team was made up of some very hard- working and dedicated members. The team was again coached by Mr. Wes Taylor and had the assistance of Mr. Mike Wagoner. Track Award Winners: Scott Sellers, Rodney Hedrick, Shawn Howell, and Marty Hembree. Bobby VanHoy taking a break before a race. Robert Poehlein, Scott Sellers, Mike Vance and Shawn Howell sprinting for the finish line. 76 Boys'Track Eric Holloway striving lo be first at the finish. Row 1: Eric Wagoner, Shawn Howell, and Mike Vance, Row 2: Marty Hembree, Ralph Truelove, jim Congleton, T. |. Williams, Scott Sellers, Eric Holloway, Robert Poehlein, Row 3: Mike Wagoner, Phil Todd, Bobby Van Hoy, Brian Arvm, Joey Bateman, Rodney Hedrick, Randall Willis, Scott Hall, and Coach Taylor. Junior Rodney Hedrick pushing for the win. Boys'Track 77 The 1985-86 tennis team ended its season on October 5, 1985, with a loss to Barr-Reeve in the sectional at Paoli. Loogootee's winners in the sectional were junior, Bart Spencer, who defeated Jon Omer with scores of 6-2 and 6-1, and sophomore, Scott Callison, who wiped out the Viking's Mark Graber with a 6-1, 6-0 match. Scott also qualified for the singles sectional. The team's final record was 9-5. The Lions tied with Forest Park for a respec- table second place in the Blue Chip Conference. Coach Taylor feels the team will be much improved next year. And should, Be the best in the conference. Front Row: Pat Schitter, Scott Ferguson, Mike McAtee, Clay Armstrong, Brian Williams; Row 2: Bart Spencer, Mike Sumner, Brant Ackerman, Pat Wagoner, Brad Williams, Wes Taylor; Back Row: Cary Love, Marty Hembree, Scott Callison, Mark Rottler, Eric Holloway, and Mr. Taylor. Boys' Tennis Freshman P. J. Schitter slamming the ball back to Marty Hembree waiting for the serve, his opponent. 78 This years award winners are: Bart Spencer, Scott Callison, and Mike Sumner. Boys'Tennis 79 The Thrill of Victory... The 1985-86 Lion basketball season was an unpredictable one to say the least. This year's team was one that ex- perienced its ups and downs but definitely came out winners at the final buzzer. Coached by Mr. Jack Butcher, the Lions ended the 1985-86 basketball season with a winning record of 13-12 and proudly placed yet another Sec- tional trophy in the LHS display case. Seniors Shawn Howell, Rob Blackwell, and Robert Berry caught in a moment they'll never forget. A proud Coach Butcher taking his own personal piece of the action. The 1985-86 B-Team was Coached by Mr. Keevin Biggs. This year's record was 10-10. Row 1: Scott Ferguson, Scott Arthur; Row 2: Marty Hembree, Troy Trambaugh, Bob Harder, Pat Schitter, Keith Majewski; Row 3: Coach Biggs, Scott Sellers, Scott Wallace, T. |. Williams, Todd Titzer, Phil Eyler, Wes Taylor, freshman coach. 80 Boys' Basketball Junior Bart Spencer with his eye on a lay-up and two more points. Shawn Howell is all alone for yet another basket. A picture paints a thousand words. 81 ... and fhe Agony of Defeaf Senior Rob Blackwell shoots for two in the Washington Regional. Senior ballplayers Shawn Howell, Robert Berry, and Rob Blackwell after receiving the game ball. Robert Berry fights hard for possession of the ball. 82 Boys' Basketball The varsity team: Row 1: Bart Spencer, Troy Trambaugh, Scott Sellers, Scott Walker, Shawn Howell, Robert Berry, Marty Hembree, Pat Wagoner. Row 2: Todd Titzer, T. ). Williams, Asst. Coach; Keevin Biggs, Coach; Jack Butcher, Asst. Coach; Wes Taylor, Rob Blackwell, Scott Callison. Pat Hot Dog ' Wagoner rallying to the basket. Scott Callison goes up against an opponent for the rebound. Freshman Basketball Team members: Row 1: Mark Elliott, Pat Schitter, Scott Ferguson, Scott Arthur, Bob Harder, Brent McCloskey. Row 2: Statistician—Lisa Bough, Clay Armstrong, Keith Majewski, )im Doyle, Phil Eyler, Scott Wallace, Coach—Wes Taylor. Boys' Basketball 83 Girls' Basketball The Girls' Basketball team had a very good season. After playing a great game against Bedford, the Lady Lions lost the first game of the Sectional. Since only 3 of this years players were Seniors, next year's team should be great. Sammi going in to help her teammates in the last few seconds of the game. Row 1: Student Manager, Lori Simmons, Kim Jeffers, Tammy Dunn, Shannon Richer, Tammy Dillion, Row 2: Terri Baugh, Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Sammi Bateman, Jill Lannan, Amy Poehlein, Auna Allen, Row 3: JV coach, Miss Weunch, Susan Clark, Sherri Groves, Missy Ervin. Jennifer Bullock, Sharon Love, Terri Love, Varsity coach, Mr. Bell. Mr. Bell telling his team a play. 84 Girls' Basketball SENIOR PLAYERS: Sharon Love, Jill Lannan, and Jo Dee fighting for the ball. Sammi Bateman. Girls' Basketball 85 Girls' Track This years Girls' Track team had a great season. The 400 relay team members were Dee Dee Helderman, Trade Thompson, Sonja Wallace, Lora Winklepleck. They broke a record. Tracie Thompson broke a record in the 200 meter dash. Sonja Wallace broke the high jump record. Lora Winklepleck broke her old record in hurdles. The only senior on the team was jill Lannan. Look forward to a great track team next year. Row 1: Nedra Hansen, Leslie Doyle, Dee Dee Helderman, Tricia Williams, Lynn Mattingly, Kathy Bough, Tera Allen, and Tracie Thompson. Row 2: Coach Mrs. Sterling, Lora Winklepleck, Sonja Wallace, Laura Ziegler, Missy Ervin, Joyce Truelove, Kim Jeffers, and Jill Lannan. 86 Girls'Track Girls'Track 87 Girls' Tennis 1st row: Leah Parsons, Alicia Mathies. Becky Lannan, Brenda Byrer, and Shannon Burris. 2nd row: Susan Clark, Sharon I ove, Kelly Doyle, Chris Mathias, Sammi Bateman, and coach Lana Gootee. Girls' Tennis award winners are: Sammi Bateman, Kelly Doyle and Sharon Love. Brenda Byrer trying hard to win the game. 88 Girls'Tennis This years girls tennis team was very good. The girls made it to the second game in the Sectional. Good luck next year girls! The team is coached by Lana Gootee. Alicia Mathies playing hard. Susan Clark in a winning position. Sammi Bateman playing one of her many great Kelly Doyle and Chris Mathias preparing to win. matches. Girls' Tennis 89 Lions Fall Short of Sectional Victory The 1985-86 volleyball team, coach- ed by Ms. Ann Ackerman, finished their season with the impressive record of 22 wins and 7 losses. The conference record was 6 wins and 2 losses. The girls' season ended when they were defeated in the last game of the sectional by the Shoals jug Rox. During the season Dana Huelsman set new records for points on serve, serve attempts, and service aces. Vicki Wininger set new records for spike attempts, spike kills, and blocks, junior, Auna Allen, set new records for set at- tempts and winning sets. Vicki Win- inger, Dana Huelsman, and Auna Allen made the All Conference Team. Ms. Ackerman's comment . .. If you cannot finish first, make the one ahead of you break the record. Senior Dana Huelsman going for another service ace. Row 1, L to R: Renee Wagler, DeeDee Helderman, Seniors Kelly Doyle, Dana Huelsman, and Vicki Tera Allen, Lora Winklepleck, Brenda Sutton. Row Wininger are all smiles after winning the L M 2: )ill Lannan—student athletic trainer, Vicki Tourney for the second straight year. Wininger, Kelly Doyle, Chris Mathias, Dana Huelsman, Lori Simmons—student manager. Row 3: Becky Bridgewater—student manager, Auna Allen, Susan Clark, Coach Ann Ackerman, Michelle Harris, Sonja Wallace, Amy Spencer—student manager. V This year's Junior Varsity l ions were victorious for the first time in the Pike Central Tourney. Members of the winning team are: Row 1: Tricia Williams, Wendy Summers, Barbara Mitchell, Dee Dee Helderman; Row 2: Amy Spencer—student manager, Traci Thompson, Jo Swartzentruber, Stephanie Taylor, Treva Chanley, Lori Sim- mons—student manager; Row 3: Becky Bridgewater—student manager, Tera Allen, Missy Ervin, Jennifer Bullock, Sherri Groves, Renee Wagler, Jill Lannan—student athletic trainer. y n . 3 li K Wr' I Senior Vicki Wininger always finds a way to get the ball over the net!!! HOW SWEET IT IS!!! Senior Volleyball players Kelly Doyle, Chris Mathias, Dana Huelsman, and Vicki Wininger showing off their long awaited SENIOR jackets. Chris Mathias in perfect form after a spike. Volleyball 91 1985-1986 Golf Team This year's LHS golf team had a very successful year. Three individuals were selected to the 1985-86 All Conference team. They were Bart Spencer, Phil Eyler, and Stephanie Sargent. Their scores were 83, 89, and 90 respectively. Once again the LHS golf team was under the fine coaching of Mr. Phil Eyler. The three Blue Chip All Conference members: Bart Spencer, Phil Eyler, and Stephanie Sargent. Most Improved player: Stephanie Sargent Row 1: Angela Cummins, Stephanie Sargent, Bart Spencer, Tammy Dunn, and Chad Mosby. Row 2: Jeremy Breeden, Phil Eyler, Chris Haag, Clay Armstrong, Pat Schitter, and Coach Mr. Phil Eyler. 92 Golf Clay Armstrong practicing his swing. Golf 93 Take Me Oui to fhe Ballgame The 1985-86 Baseball team, under the direction of Mr. Craig Grow and Mr. John Drake, had many ups and downs throughout the season. This year's team graduates only one Senior, Mike Hurt, so look for next year's team to be a great one. Mr. Grow takes time out to point out some things to his players. Asst. Coach John Drake watches first base with a careful eye. Catcher Brad Williams is ready and waiting for a strike. 94 Baseball Andy Walker trying for a home run. Scott Walker ready for the catch. Row 1: Kurt Eichmiller, Keith Wilcoxen, Troy Hembree, Mike Hurt, David Arvin, Scott Walker, Andy Walker, Jeff Lyon. Row 2: Tony Raney, Mike Sumner, Brad Williams, Ron Sheetz, Charles Tedrow, Tony Nonte, Gene Toy, Mark Elliott. Row 3: Scott Wallace, James Eichmiller, Rod Healy, Troy Trambaugh, Brant Ackerman, Gary Love, Bob Harder, Glen Hall. Row 4: Asst. Coach Mr. Drake, Keith Majewski, Jim Doyle, Scott Arthur, Mark Kemp, and Coach Mr. Grow. Andy Walker getting ready to steal. Baseball 95 Mr. Grow giving Bob Harder a little advice. Senior Mike Hurt getting cheered on by his teammates. 96 Baseball Intra murals Teammates Kathleen Crew, Diane Raney, and Rhonda Barber await the serve. The winning team in intramurals this year consisted of Rhonda Barber, Jan Lemmon, Roberta Barber, Kathleen Crew, and Diane Raney. The members of winning team received individual trophies. The sponsor is Beth Buchta. There were 4 teams competing for the championship. Intramural Volleyball 97 98 Sports Snaps Lionettes Kim Lyon, Talicia Combess, Lori Lemmon, Alicia Mathias, Kristi Arvin, Amy Wuepper—co-captain, Bridget Parker, Rene Wagler, Kathleen Crew—co-captain, Stephanie Mangin, Michelle Harris, Chris Mathias, Stephanie Sargent, Angie Walker, Karla Trout—sponsor, Treva Chanley, Jackie Burris, Kelly Doyle, and Lee Patterson. The Loogootee High School Lionetles performed during half-time at the Jack Butcher Sports Arena during the year of 1986. They did an excellent job in enter- taining the crowd and supporting the Loogootee High School basketball team. The Lionettes put a lot of time in- to each routine and had tremendous support from their new sponsor, Mrs. Karla Trout, Amy Wuepper remembering all the practices she has had in the past four years. The Senior Lionettes performing for the last time. 100 Lionettes LHQ Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders left to right: Mascot Scott Hall, Debbie Harder, Julie Anderson, Mindy Mathies, Traci Thompson. Leah Burch, Brenda Sutton, Roberta Barber, and Mascot Bobbi Hunt. B-Team Cheerleaders left to right: Sheri Weisheit, Brandi Taylor, Rhonda Barber (kneeling) Dee Dee Helderman, Barbara Mitchell, and Tritia Williams. The 1985-86 LHS cheerleaders had an outstanding year. Through much hard work and determination the cheerleaders followed the Lions through the season and on to both the Washington sectional and regional. The cheerleaders added spirit and entertain- ment through all the Lion Basketball games. Cheerleaders 101 LHS Lion Loud Crowd The newly organized loud crowd holds a pep session. This year's students really backed all LHS sporting events by organizing a huge group of loud mouthed students who yelled their hearts out at almost all sporting events of the year. Loud crowders paid dues and con- sidered it an honor to be backing such a worthwhile cause. Most wore loud crowd t-shirts to games and showed a tremendous amount of support to all LHS athletes. Lion Mascot Scott Hall is carried onto the floor by Loud Crowd members Adam Carrico, Gene Toy, Mike Wilcoxen, and Terry Wildman. 102 Loud Crowd Qfudeni Council Row 1: Amy Wuepper, Margaret Mitchell, Dana Huelsman, Kelly Doyle, Sammi Bateman, Debbie Harder. Row 2: Kevin Colvin, Andy Walker, Susan Clark, Becky Bridgewater, David Arvin, Todd Titzer. Row 3: Brant Ackerman, Mindy Matheis, Treva Chanley, Kristi Arvin, Julie Anderson, Chris Haag, Sponsor, Ms. Armstrong. Row 4: Dee Dee Helderman, Wendy Summers, Eric Bradley, Jan Lemmon, Angie Sutton, and Tricia Williams. The primary projects for the 1985-86 school year were a Homecoming Dance and an Honors Hop. The Hop provided recognition for those students who were on the Honor Roll for the first semester. Several student council members at- tended a workshop at North Knox High School in the fall. Susan Clark and Andy Walker attended a weekend workshop at IU during the summer. Student Council sponsor, Ms. Armstrong; Mrs. Trout; and LHS Superintendent, Dr. Woods; along with other adult fans cheer for the boys' basketball team during the adult pep session. Student Council 103 Awards Nighi The Annual Awards Night was held on May 12, 1986, in the high school cafeteria. LHS Student Council spon- sored the Scholastic Awards Program. Mr. Clark presented many students with awards of achievement. Mrs. Armstrong, Student Council Sponsor, presented all Student Council Members with awards. Janel Fuhrman receiving her four awards. Senior, Travis Davis, shaking hands with Mr. Clark, LHS Principal. Randall Willis receiving an award. 104 Awards Night SCHOLASTIC A, WINNE Freshmen Amy Poehl StephanieiMangin licia Matine S' ndall With Amber Inrr Wanda Wadswortli Jo Dee Swart Flic BradlJB tLeslie D Bob Harj Scott Wl §cott Arth CJeremy Breeden ngela Cummins Michele Heironimus Melissa Wilci : Tammy Dunn )ason Jones Byron Hoffman Mike Quick Danny Clark Julie Wildman Lee Arvin Mike Milligan Sophomores Eric Holloway ja Wilson nderson i?Mauder Truelove Toll Bailey ih Truelove aarbison Sumner lotomiller Arvmr- f IP Robert Poehlein D. D. Harlow )im Congleton Shanna Quintero] Renee Wagler Dena Davis Eric Lundy Chris Plummer lanet Mattingly Dana Huelsman Leah Burch Brian Peek Joey Burch John Gee Tammy Osborne Sheila Colvin Tracy Graber Susan Williams |ill Lannan Shutr Jarder Ket Wwison Lee Patterson Becky Hatflewood ammi Bateman n. in IVIS uebner 105 LH8 Presents... Fiddler on the Roof The 1985-86 choral and drama departments at LHS presented the musical production of Fiddler On the Roof for the public and school to enjoy. This year's production was under the direction of Ms. Rita Brown, Loogootee High School's drama and English teacher. All those who attended the perfor- mances were in agreement that a fine job was done by all. Treva Chanley sings to |ohn Gee in LHS's Fiddler On the Roof Cindy Lavely smiles happily as Eric Holloway serenades her. Looks like this scene deserves a PG-13!!! 106 Musical John takes a peek at the camera while Carmon Sheetz sings a solo. John Gee takes over the floor and belts out a tune. Cindy Lavely and Becky Hazlewood seem to be having a small squabble. Musical 107 Girl's and Boy's Qfaie DAR Each year eight students are selected by faculty to represent Loogootee High School at Hoosier Girl's and Boy's State. Two delegates are chosen as well as two alternates who attend the convention if any one of the delegates is unable to do so. The Daughters of the American Revolution selected Senior Dana Huelsman as the good citizen of the year. This is a very prestigious honor and LHS is proud of you, Dana. Hoosier girl's state alternates and delegates; Susan Clark, Becky Bridgewater, Lora Winklepleck, and Dena Swartzentruber. DAR good citizen, Dana Huelsman, gives her Salutatory address at graduation. Hoosier boy's state alternates and delegates Jason Fish, Rod Hedrick, Bart Spencer, and Scott Hall. 108 Girl's Boy's State DAR LH8 Presenis,''The 7940’s Radio Hour” Tony Fish, Randall Willis, Tony Raney, and lason (ones singing in a quartet. Tim Hill getting all the applause. Stephanie Mangin doing an eskimo pie commercial. The Loogootee High Drama Depart- ment presented The 1940's Radio Hour on October 17, 18, and 19. The cast included Leslie Larkin, Jason Jones, Tim Hill, Stephanie Mangin, Jackie Ar- vin, Jacqueline Combs, Randall Willis, Tony Fish, Tony Raney, Leah Parsons, and Becky Hazelwood. The play was directed by Ms. Brown. Most of the cast was made up of freshmen which shows us that the Drama Department will be successful in the following years. The play was a big success and was enjoyed by all who attended. Ms. Brown did a good job of directing her first play at LHS. Leslie Larkin singing a solo. Play 109 Secreiaries and Librarians The student librarians and secretaries are very important to LHS. The student secretaries take up and count atten- dance, answer phone calls and do countless other jobs around the school. The student librarians do many jobs in the library to help make Mrs. Trout and Mrs. Truelove's job a little easier. Not to mention all the late notices that they hand out. Library aides Row 1: Sherrie Harder, Judy Elliott. Paula Kaiser, Jill lannan, Treva Chanley. Row 2: Amy Spencer, Julie Anderson, Kelly Leighty, Tera Allen, Melissa Ervin, Misty Kerns. Row 3: Vicki Wininger, Scott Walker, Chris Plummer, Jodi Norris, Mrs. Truelove, and Mrs. Trout. Row 4: Pat Wagner, Misty Bruner, Cathy Howard, Katie Butcher, Lana Bradley. Christy Hembree and Sue Wessell. Secretaries Mrs. Flick, Mrs. Mill, Barb Berry, Kristi Quiller, Susan Clark, Jaline Harder. Tammy Denny, Auna Allen. Susan Williams, Michele Heironimus, Roberta Barber. 110 Secretaries Librarians Ociagon Club FCA This year's FCA was honored with a visit from IU Basketball player Steve Alford. Steve talked with students and the public about many things and answered all questions and graciously signed autographs. The FCA is under the direction of Mr. Craig Grow. The Octagon Club continues to grow larger. It is under the direction of Mr. Victor Hurm. Steve Alford talking to the large crowd who show- ed up to see him. FCA Row I: Stacya Duke, Chris Mathias, Lori Simmons, Bart Spencer, jill l.annan, and Jackie Arvin. Row 2: Gary Love, Mike Sumner, Becky Bridgewater, Donna Mathews, Sammi Bateman, Kelly Doyle, Stephanie Sargent, Vicki Winmeer, Bobbi Hunt, Renee Wagler. Row 3: Scott Walker, Kathleen Crew, Sheila Truelove, Dena Swartzentruber, Michelle Harris, Sonja Wallace, Lora Winklepleck, Kristi Arvin, Amy Spencer. Row 4: Eric Holloway, Chris Haag, Jason Fish, Scott Sellers, Jim Congleton, Ralph Truelove, Larry Hertenstein, Chris Mauder, Leslie Doyle. Row 5: Clay Armstrong, Keith Magewski, Scott Wallace, Bridget Parker, Angie Sutton, Alicia Mathies, Kim Ziegler, Kim Jeffers. Row 6: Scott Ferguson, Phil Eyler, Keith Wilcoxen, Leah Parsons, Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Terri Resler, Missy Ervin, Dena Davis, and Nedra Handson. OCTAGON CLUB Row 1: Kevin Hembree, and Rhonda Bell. Row 2: Brian Arvin, Mr. Hurm, Chris Draper, Kelly Leighty, Bobbi Hunt, Cindy Porter, Brian Dant. 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MASTER MIX Custom, Grinding, Mixing, Grainbanking, Also Livestock 295-2067 West 3rd and Grant St. Loogootee Loogootee, IN Phone 812-295-3168 YOUR JOHN DEERE STORE Compliments of MIDWESTERN ENGINEERS INC. Loogootee, IN. CONGRATS 86 SENIORS 128 Ads MARTIN COUNTY TIRE BATTERY FORMULA V DRUGS Costume Jewelry U.S. Hwy 231 S. Loogootee, Indiana 295-2646 KEUSCH BROS. BODY GLASS INC. We cut and install auto glass, mirrors, furniture tops, insulated glass, manufactured and repaired store fronts plexiglass. BUEHLER’S Hours on: Sunday 8 a.m.-6p.m. Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Hwy 50 West Loogootee Ads 129 GRABER IMPLEMENT INC. ALLIS-DEUTZ SALES SERVICE Gary D. Graber, owner-manager Montgomery, IN UEBELHOR □ LDBMOBI LE Hwy. 231 S. Jasper 482-2222 TREDWAY’S GROCERY NOLAN’S LIQUOR STORE TRKDWAY'S MARKET Ray Tredway—Owner Shoals, IN 130 Ads es % V CARWASH CJ Open 24 Hour Mt. Dew 295-2501 Headquarters CONGRATS SENIORS ’86 ASPHALT PAVING Hot Cold Mix To Meet Any Specifications • Driveways • Parking Lot • Basketball Courts • Other Paved Areas •Tennis Courts • Crushed Stone • All Sizes • Road Oil r 254-0978 1� JOHN H. KRETZInc. 412 Clark Road Contact Rich Taylor, Plant Mgr. or Don Ritchey, Area Mgr. MOBIL AND SHANDRELL CO. Ads 131 VIDEO MAGIC 200 Broadway Loogootee, IN VCR Rentals and Movies Open 7 days a week Loogootee 295-4400 Shoals 247-2233 -PAUL EICHMILLER -TRENCHING and HAULING VIDEO MAGIC TRENCHING BACKHOE RENTAL TRUCKING STONE AND EXCAVATION FREE ESTIMATES 132 Ads Hwy 231 South Jasper Phone 482-1200 I FORD MERCURY DAIRY QUEEN Open 10 a.m.-to 11:00 p.m. RUXER Ford Medium Heavy Duty Trucks Expert Service— Large Parts Inventory LAURIE’S FLOWERS Drive Through Window Eat in or Carry Out Home of Fine Brazier Foods CONGRATULATIONS FROM ST. JOHN’S CHURCH Ads 133 DEB’S AUTO SALES Highway 231 North 295-2843 M R LIVESTOCK Daily Hog Market Henry Caw, Mgr. Mon.-Fri. 7:00-1:00 Sat. 7:00-12:00 Feeder Pig Auction Every Thurs. @ 2:00 Ted McAninch, Mgr. Pigs Received 6:00-10:00 Day of Sale Phone 295-3480 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CRANE CONSTRUCTION ROBERT McCARTY ASSOCIATES 2815 Market St. Northwood Park P.O. Box 341 Jasper, IN 47546 482-5542 134 Daviess - JlCartin County U. S. 50 East Washington, Indiana 47501 IBuilcfincj 71 TSetier Indiana Consumer - Owner 254-1870 Electricity is one of our Greatest forms of Energy 04se it JtOise y THE HIDEOUT MON - Sat 6 00 A M • 9 00 P.M “The only place for lunch” Ads 135 ELAINE’S BEAUTY SHOP R.R. 1 Phone Loogootee, Ind. 295-2362 47553 MILLER BUILDING SUPPLIES Cash and Carry Montgomery, Ind. “Everything in the building line” lumber—limestone blocks—paints— glass—lime—cement—mortar— buildings—hardware—frames— roofings—plumbing supplies “The Friendly Firm” Phone 486-3219 136 Ads RESLER’S HEATING AND COOLING JFK Avenue Loogootee, Ind. 47553 FARMER’S BAR I'cutfK Ui Montgomery, Ind.