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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

Lion Legacy 1986-1987 Volume 18 Loogootee High School 201 Brooks Avenue X, e9acy (Continued TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors . 12 Underclassmen .24 Activities . 39 Organizations . 51 Sports .73 Ads 101 Title 1 The Legacy Continues Every student that has passed through the doors of Loogootee High School has helped to constitute the legacy of LHS. The past has given LHS a legacy to be proud of. Over the years our school has acquired an impressive reputation in athletic abilities as well as in academic abilities. Each year students are challenged to meet these past accomplishments and perhaps surpass them. Although time brings new styles, ac- complishments, and changes to our school, these past traditions still play important parts in many areas of our school. Each year brings forth new students to carry on the traditions of the past and to bring on the changes of the future. Within the pages of this book are the contributions made to our school's legacy during the 1986-1987 school year. Everyone who has helped to make this year a success, has also helped to make this yearbook a success. Does something seem a little foreign? Ms. Ackerman, Mrs. Seib, and Mrs. Wehr pose with their kilt skirts. Susan Clark helping to get lunch together for the Student Council exchange. Yuri Tokumura and Stephanie Sargent in the locker room on Senior Night. Yuri visited LHS during the winter and attended sophomore classes. Yuri is from Peru. 2 Opening Michelle Harris looks comfortable in the library. Bemie Schmalhofer, an exchange student from Germany, taking part in a mock trial. Many juniors lost a close friend when Eric Holloway moved in March. Above: Todd Arvin looking sleepy in study hall. Left: Ms. Ackerman's psychology class with their kids. Opening 3 Student Life Art Club officers Chan Cornett, T. J. Williams, Rodney Hedrick, and Tony Nonte showing us their serious side. 4 Student Life Dana Wininger working on the computer. Robert Poehlein is surprised by the snap of the camera. Student Life 5 What’s in at LHS! TRENDS were very visible all over school this year. There was a wide variety of styles to choose from including new wave, preppy and many others. Girls wearing bows in their hair and guys with untied hightop tennis shoes were common sights around LHS. Some other favorites were jean jackets, oversized clothing and tom jeans. This was also the first year students were allowed to wear knee-length shorts to school. Many students enjoyed riding in jeeps and on motorcycles. Marcy Lents and Scott Arvin modeling their jean jackets! Dena Swartzentruber posing with her back pack. Tony Fish wearing his holey jeans. Chan Cornett, Kurt Sheetz, and Jeremy Carrico showing off their motorcycles. 6 Trends John Stuckey and Joe Christley giving the ex Untied hightop tennis shoes were popular this year. cellent sign to the camera. Bows were worn in various ways. Charlie Tedrow has his own style. Trends 7 Faculty Teachers offer the key to our future. Our teachers have not only taught us reading, writing and arithmetic; but they have also taught us how to work for and obtain our goals. Now as high school students, we must begin making decisions for our futures. Teachers have helped us gain insight into what we like and what our abilities are. Without this insight our decisions for the future would be even more difficult. Even though teachers cannot make our decisions for us, they are an important key to every stu- dent's future. Ann Ackerman Social Studies Faryl Armstrong Janice Arnett Business Music Robert Bell Business Keevin biggs Rita Brown Jack Butcher Mary Kay Colvin John Drake Steven Fisher Language Arts Language Arts Driver Education Home Economics Science Social Studies 8 Faculty Ernest Martin Stephanie McAtee Anne Oser Stephen Poehlein Debbie Rayman Annette Seib Industrial Arts Home Economics Language Arts Industrial Arts Learning Disabilities French Nancy Sterling Wes Taylor Karla Trout Physical Education, Mathematics Librarian Health Sandra Wehr Joe Williams Spanish Mathematics Ira G. Clark, Principal Terry Hasler, Guidance Counselor Faculty 9 Supporting Staff Pictured below, left to right Mrs. Debbie Truelove, Library Aide Cafeteria Cashier and Mrs. Susan Frye, school nurse. Credit must be given to the staff members who work hard to make the school day run smoothly for students. The custodial staff spends innumerable hours caring for the school grounds and buildings. Planning and preparing well-balanced meals for the students is a big task for the cafeteria staff. The various secretaries assist the students throughout the school day while the nurse always seems to be on hand if a student is ill. Without all of these people the school wouldn’t be the same. Thanks to all for the excellent job they have done throughout the 1986-87 school year. Left to right, seated: Mrs. Laverne Kiefner, Mrs. Juanita Flick, Mrs. Debbie Truelove. Standing: Mrs. Mary Walton. Mrs. Janett Walton. Mrs. Betty Mills. Pictured left to right are school board members David Harris. George Williams, Jean Walker, Robert Ziegler and Michael Smith. 10 Staff Cooks are Betty Bough, Betty Dove. Chris Higgens. Helen Louis McAtee. Custodians. Don Bateman and Jim Neideffer Maintenance Supervisor Delbert Stoll. Custodian Teresa Nolley Staff 11 Senior Night Senior Lionettes Michelle Harris. Sonja Wallace. Stephanie Sargent. Lora Winklepleck and Kathleen Crew. February 6,1987 was a special even- ing for the Class of ‘87. They were honored at the home game against North Daviess. Preceding the varsity ball game several seniors were introduced and the senior board was displayed. Lionettes performed to Mony Mony at half time and featured seniors for the last routine. After the game, a dance was held at Elementary East Gym and music was provided by WZZQ. Senior basketball player, Tony Nonte with parents Mr. Bob Nonte and Mrs. Mary Beth Nonte. Bart Spencer, senior basketball player, with parents Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer. Senior basketball player, Scott Walker, with his mother. Mrs. Linda Walker. Pat Wagoner, senior basketball player, with his mother, Mrs. Mary Wagoner. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Titzer with senior basketball player, Todd Titzer. Senior basketball player, T. J. Williams with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams. Senior Night 13 Vocal Selections Introduction of Speakers I nitiative D ecisions Goals ................Susan Clark E verything .............. Kevin Colvin Selection ....................................... LHS Band of Diplomas .. ... Dr. Joe Woods, Superintendent Mr. Ira Clark, Principal jf ClassJJ.. Mr. Ira Clark, Principi jpiease Stand .........JP- Reverend Denr Payti Audience Please BeSeated LH5Band Responsibility nitiative 14 Graduation Class of 87 CLASS MOTTO Knowledge builds the bridges that confidence enables us to cross. CLASS COLORS Dusty Rose and Ivory CLASS FLOWER Rose Graduation 15 LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL € 7987 Lea Allen rey Dion Anderso ' Da,' CHtu Arvin r.cwt. wd . yDn Barber Rhonda Kay Bell Lisa Dawn Bough Rebecca Lynn Bridgewater Clayton James Bruner Jere v Jo; ■ ph Carrico Robe; Carrico Kimberly L. Chati Susan Michelle Cl; • Kevin Lee Colvin Richard Chanmng Cornett Kat een Ad� Crew Eug. ,a Man; in Davidson Tan my Jane Denrty Alan Joseph Doyler Juditn Anne Elliot® Frankie Eugene F Jason Grego) Erie Ray Fishen John Kevin Fox® p Jane! Annette Fun Chnsti® JottWayn Hall® Jeffery Scott Harlow -« Michelle Kaye Harris Rodney Leon Hedrick Troy Dwayne Martin Lee Herabeo Harold Jacob Hen anger Elizabeth S Brenda Sue Hotz Michael Chnstophar Jpnes ’ c Leslie Gail Larkin Cynthia Ann Lavely Marcy Rae Lei c Enc DwaineUjndy ■Donn Ma '■ ■Va'ed torian lutatorian or Students idel McGui A Mut Robert A ony Nonte Melanie Derase Osborne Cindy R. Porter Kristi Renee Quiller Diana Lynn Raney Enc Joseph Rasico Monica Lynn Roedel Stephanie Lee Sargent Bernhard Schmalhofer Alan Eugene Seals flV'• Vincent Kurt Sheet. Ronald Curtis Sheet. leffrey Bart Spencer 5 William Thomas Strange John Robert Stuckey Brenda Darlene Sutton Dena Renee Swartzentruber Laura Lee Swigler Tamara Deanene Taylor Charles Eugene Teuiuw Todd Russell Titze; ila Renee Truelove trick Jay Wagoner ®Afe Walker 1 AndrevL h,nJ ajker_ Sonja Sue Wallace Charles W. Wessell Rose Ann Wilcher Keith Daniel Wilcoxen Jerry L Wildman Robert Lee Willhita. Jr. Thomas Joseph Williams. Jr Dana Ren- Winmger Lora Faye Wmklepleck Aaroi Brent Witsman ■ustin T Wolfe ■■■ Kevin Colvin Rebecca Bridgewater Susan Clark . Sonja Wallace .... Presiden Vice-President ecretary Treasurer 16 Graduation HOMECOMING 1986-87 For every fan and player, the Loogootee overtime victory over Evansville Mater Dei on November 22 was a very exciting evening. Donna Matthews, the 1986-87 Homecoming Queen, found the evening especially memorable. Donna Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews, was escorted to the center circle by Tony Nonte and Todd Titzer. Kevin Colvin, student council president, crowned Miss Matthews queen and presented her with a spray of roses. Other candidates and their escorts were: Becky Bridgewater, Pat Wagoner and Scott Hall; Stephanie Sargent and T. J. Williams; Lora Winklepleck and Bart Spencer; Susan Clark and Scott Walker. The Homecoming Dance followed the basketball game. Music was provided by WRTB's Danny Wayne. At left: Queen Donna is surrounded by her court. (L- R), Stephanie Sargent, Lora Winklepleck, Donna Matthews. Becky Bridgewater and Susan Clark Homecoming Todd Titzer and Tony Nonte escort Donna Matthews. Escorts: (L-R) T. J. Williams, Scott Hall, Todd Titzer, Tony Nonte, Scott Walker. Bart Spencer and Pat Wagoner. Candidates Stephanie. Lora, Donna. Becky and Susan surrounded by escorts Pat. T. J., Tony, Todd, Scott. Bart and Scott. Homecoming Rhonda Bell Lisa Bough Becky Bridgewater Audrey Bruner Jeremy Carrico Bobby Carrico Clayton Bruner Kim Chattin Susan Clark Kevin Colvin Chan Cornett Kathleen Crew Seniors Kenny Dages Eugenia Davidson Tammy Denny Judy Elliott Jason Fish Eric Fisher Janel Fuhrman Troy Fullerton Scott Hall Rod Hedrick Marty Hembree Troy Hembree Seniors Alan Doyle Jay Henninger Kevin Fox Michelle Harris Elizabeth Hoffman Brenda Hotz Mike Jones Leslie Larkin Cindy Lavely Marcy Lents Eric Lundy Donna Matthews Deann Mauder Lea McGuire Mike Muench Tony Nonte Melanie Osborne Cindy Porter Kristi Quiller Diana Raney Seniors Eric Rasico Monica Roedel Stephanie Sargent Bernard Schmalhofer Alan Seals Kurt Sheetz Ronnie Sheetz Bart Spencer Bill Strange John Stuckey Brenda Sutton Dena Swartzentruber Laura Swigler Tammy Taylor Charles Tedrow Todd Titzer Seniors Pat Wagoner Charles Wessell Bob Willhite Lora Winklepleck Andy Walker Rosie Wilcher T. J. Williams Dustin Wolfe Scott Walker Keith Wilcoxen Dana Wininger Rene Woody Sheila Truelove Sonja Wallace Terry Wildman Seniors The Class of '87 started out 94 members strong. The class officers were: Kevin Colvin, president; Andy Walker, vice president; Dena Swartzentruber, secretary; and Susan Clark, treasurer. As sophomores we sponsored a chili supper as a fund raiser. Serving as class officers were: Kevin Colvin, president; Andy Walker, vice president; Janel Fuhrman, secretary; and Audrey Bruner, treasurer. A Sadie Hawkins Dance featuring Terry Tunks as DJ and working the basketball concession stands were our money makers our junior year. Tonight It’s You was the theme of the prom which was held at NWSC Crane. Many enjoyable hours were spent decorating for the grand march and prom. Senior class officers were: Kevin Colvin, president; Becky Bridgewater, vice president; Susan Clark, secretary; and Sonja Wallace, treasurer. To the Seniors of 1987 uKasr by Lisa Bough We’re finally Seniors; it’s hard to believe. Graduation has come so quickly; it’s time for us to leave. We’ll leave behind us the teachers, the staff and some friends. Only to realize some we may never see again. We’ve been through a lot together, and we’ve had a lot of fun. But, tonight will be the last time the Class of '87 will stand as one. Though some may cry a tear or two; we can all hold our heads high. Just because we re moving on doesn’t mean we’re saying good-bye. Seniors Knowledge Builds the Bridge ... Laura Swigler and Gina Davidson enjoying their Bart Spencer working hard in study hall, senior year. This year’s senior class chose the mot- to Knowledge builds the bridge that confidence enables us to cross.” Class colors are dusty rose and ivory. Class flower is a rose. Class officers, left to right, Sonja Wallace, treasurer; Kevin Colvin, president; Susan Clark, secretary; Becky Bridgewater, vice president. Rosie Wilcher playing a game in psychology. Seniors 17 Senior Standouts Most Outgoing: Becky Bridgewater and Andy Walker Most Athletic: Susan Clark and Bart Spencer Each year members of the senior class vote for those fellow students they feel have usual traits. Pictured on the following pages are these outstan- ding seniors. Best Dressed: Roberta Barber and Jason Fish Most School Spirit: Stephanie Sargent and Scott Hall 18 Senior Stars Most Likely to Succeed: Janel Fuhrman and Kevin Colvin Biggest Flirts: Dana Wininger and Pat Wagoner Senior Stars 19 Prettiest Smile: Auna Allen and Todd Titzer Apple Polishers: Dena Swartzentruber and Rodney Hedrick Prettiest Hair: Tammy Denny and T. J. Williams Friendliest: Donna Matthews and David Arvin 20 Senior Stars Most Hyper—Sheila Truelove and Marty Road Hazards—Chan Cornett and Brenda Sutton. Hembree. Students in Action Well, it's like this... Jeff Doyle strutting down the hall. Will it be safe to eat? Brant and Renee taking it easy in the gym. 22 Underclassmen Snaps Scott Sellers and Jeff Lyons working hard in metals class. Joyce Truelove getting pepped up before the volleyball tourney. Becky Melton pointing out the frog's body parts in biology. Jim Eichmiller. Angie Walker. Bobbi Hunt. Julie Anderson. Mindy Matheis. and Jackie Burris en- joying the refreshments at the Christmas party. Underclassmen Snaps 23 Jason Smith’s common expression. Jury members always take their jobs seriously. Freshman physical education is no easy job. Frog dissection—a legend in its own time. 24 Snaps ro cn Underclassmen Juniors! Juniors! Brant Ackerman Tera Allen Julie Anderson Kristi Arvin Carroll Bailey Terri Baugh Lana Bradley Jennifer Brewer Lisa Bridgewater Jackie Burris Scott Callison Treva Chanley Joe Christley Talicia Combess Jim Congleton Dena Davis Kenny Davis Christine Draper Jim Eichmiller Kurt Eichmiller Michel Elliott Melissa Ervin Deanna Fuhrman Sherri Groves Chris Haag 26 Juniors Jeff Harbison Jaline Harder Desiree Harlow Rod Healy Kevin Hembree Eric Holloway Teresa Holloway David Homing Larry Horsting Bobbi Hunt Jaymie Jeffers Jessica Jones Misty Kems Troy Kline Tracy Lannan Jerry Lee Kelly Leighty Chris Like Gary Love Terri Love Jeff Lyon Zoe Mason Mindy Matheis Chris Mauder Jeff Mitchell Juniors 27 Class of “88” Alan Neeley Debbie Osborne Robert Poehlein Shanna Quintero Chuck Raney Lynn Seals Scott Seals Scott Sellers Lori Simmons Amy Spencer Mike Sumner Rich Swartzentruber Brandi Taylor Mark Taylor Trade Thompson Gene Toy Troy Trambaugh Ralph Truelove Joyce Truelove John Wagler Renee Wagler Angie Walker Tina Way Teresa Way Sherri Weisheit 28 Juniors Jerry West Brad Williams Brian Williams Mike Wilson Patricia Wilson Kim Ziegler Bobbi Hunt, Trade Thompson, and Mindy Matheis taking a break after half-time. Junior class officers: Robert Poehlein, Treasurer; Jim Congleton with his friend Cheyenne Bodie. Angie Walker, Secretary; Brant Ackerman, President; and Mindy Matheis. Vice President. Juniors 29 Sophomores Clay Armstrong Scott Arthur Brian Arvin Jackie Arvin Lee Arvin Scott Arvin Rick Ayers Rhonda Barber Joey Bateman Karen Blair Kathy Bough Eric Bradley Jeremy Breeden Kris Bruner Jennifer Bullock Shannon Burris Brenda Byrer Treshia Cannon Chris Carrico Thomas Carrico Tina Crays Angela Cummins Brian Oant Krissy Denny Jan Lemmon 30 Sophomores Tammy Dillon Tiffany Dishong Mickey Doane Jim Doyle Leslie Doyle Tammy Dunn Mark Elliott Tina English Missy Ervin Phil Eyler Tony Fish Bridget Graber Glen Hall Bob Harder Donnie Hawkins Deanna Helderman Michele Heironimus Alicia Hembree Byron Hoffmann Stephanie Holt Scott Hunter Amber Inman Kim Jeffers Jason Jones Mark Kemp Sophomores 31 More Sophomores Becky Lannan Jason Lundy Krista McAtee Mike McAtee Brent McCloskey Keith Majewski Stephanie Mangin Alicia Mathies Kim Mattingly Lynn Mattingly Mike Milligan Barbara Mitchell Chadd Mosby Cathy Mudd Angela Pannell Bridget Parker Leah Parsons Mykle Patterson Amy Poehlein Mike Quick Tony Raney Terri Resler Jeanme Richard Shannon Richer Susan Sager 32 Sophomores Pat Schitter J. D. Simmons Steve Smith Cindy Strange Wendy Summers Angie Sutton Jo Dee Swartzentruber Stephanie Taylor Ruth Ann Tedrow Kim Tinkle Phil Todd Lora Truelove Bob VanHoy Wanda Wadsworth Scott Wallace Deanna West Melissa Wilcoxen Julie Wildman Angela Wilkerson Tricia Williams Randall Willis Michelle Wilson Stacy Wininger Jim Woody Laura Ziegler Sophomores 33 Sophomores in Action Robbie Young Stephanie Holt and Michele Heironimus working in substance abuse class. A truly conscientious Tina Crays. Sophomore class officers: President, Jo Dee Swartzentruber; Vice president, Eric Bradley; Treasurer, Bridget Parker. 34 Sophomores Freshmen! Freshmen! Jesse Allen Lori Arvin Mary Arvin Amy Bateman Chris Bateman Tim Bauer Danny Berry Jennifer Blackwell Renee Blair Michelle Bowling Brian Bradley Clint Bruner Scott Bullock Christie Burris Rod Carrico Garrick Cooper Paul Crew Jodi Crowder John Davidson Alice Dawson Scott Diamond Jeff Doyle Jill Doyle Jeff Eckerte Mike Elliott Freshmen 35 Class of 1990 J. D. Flynn Robert Grasham David Gregory Brian Grindstaff Mikki Harper Heather Heliums Allen Henninger Valerie Holland Amy Horsting Brad Howard Nikki Hunt Eddie Kerns Erin Kidwell Sean Killion Jennifer Lagle Kim Leighty Tony Morrison Jeff Nonte Amy Norris Davida Osborne David Oursler Phillip Overton Denise Parsons Michelle Parsons Paula Porter 36 Freshmen David Qualkenbush Melissa Quiller Jill Raney Martin Raney Amy Reeves Kim Rogers Jama Schitter Shelly Searl Cam Sheetz Jason Smith Kristine Smith Karen Street Monica Stuckey Jenny Stuffle Jody Stuffle Krista Summers Mark Sutton Michael Swartzentruber Cindy Taylor Artie Terry Michelle Tingley Matt Titzer Tina Truelove Jackie Veilleux Scott Wilcoxen Freshmen 37 Clint Williams Janet Wilson Freshmen class officers: Matt Titzer, Vice President: Nikki Hunt. President; Brad Howard. Treasurer: Kristine Smith, Secretary. Freshmen waiting to receive their rings from the Josten's representative. 38 Freshmen Activities Division 39 'he Heiress Lavenia Pennmen (Tammy Dunn) handing a key that belongs to the spinet to Dr. Austin Sloper (Jason Jones). The Heiress was presented October 17th and 18th to a very receptive au- dience. It was a great success. The nine members of the cast were Leslie Larkin, Randall Willis, Jason Jones, Tammy Dunn, Tony Raney, Angela Cummins, Treva Chanley, Cindy Lavely, and Leslie Doyle. When asked about the play Miss Brown said, Maybe with a few more successes such as this one, the drama program will kick off here at Loogootee.” Maria (Leslie Doyle) getting caught in the act. Morris Townsend (Randell Willis) asking Catherine Sloper (Leslie Larkin) to marry him. 40 Play Catherine Sloper (Leslie Larkin) and her father, right: Elizabeth Almond, (Angela Cummins) Dr. Austin Sloper (Jason Jones) greeting their Mahan Almond, (Treva Chanley) and Arthur guests at a party they are giving. Guests left to Townsend (Tony Raney). Catherine Sloper (Leslie Larkin) and Lavenia Pen- nmen (Tammy Dunn) having a serious talk about marriage. Play 41 Morris Townsend (Randall Willis) thinking of a way to ask Catherine Sloper (Leslie Larkin) to marry him. First Year for l_3 The Blue Chip Academic Conference held its first Super Quiz on March 19, 1987, at Barr- Reeve High School. The competition which featured tnree-student squads in each of six subject areas, was a great experience for all involved. Teams from Forest Park, Loogootee. Northeast Dubois, Shoals and South Knox joined host school Barr-Reeve in English, Fine Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies and All-Around competitions. The teams members were: English—Tammy Dunn; Chris Mauder; Robert Poehlein; Leslie Doyle, Alternate; Becky Melton. Alternate. Science—Julie Anderson; Leslie Larkin; Pat Schitter; Brian Williams, Alternate. Fine Arts—Deanna Fuhrman, Eric Holloway, David Oursler. Social Studies—Marty Hembree; Eric Lundy; Bernard Schmalhofer; Joyce Truelove, Alternate. Math—Clay Armstrong; Janel Fuhrman; Sonja Wallace; Angela Cummins, Alternate. All-Around—Janel Fuhrman, Robert Poehlein. Bernard Schmalhofer. Mike Sumner was the manager. Coaches were: Mr. Williams, Mr. David Kavanaugh, Mrs. Seib, Mrs. Oser, Mr. Graves, Mr. Hurm, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Hamilton. Mrs. Trout, and Miss Ackerman. Members of the third place fine arts team, left to right, David Oursler. Eric Holloway. Deanna Fuhrman. Third place math team, left to right: Clay Armstrong, Sonja Wallace, Janel Fuhrman. Left to right, front row: David Oursler, Becky Melton. Row 2: Tammy Dunn, Angela Cummins. Leslie Doyle, Clay Armstrong, Pat Schitter. Row 3: Mike Sumner, Brian Williams. Robert Poehlein. Deanna Fuhrman, Joyce Truelove. Chris Mauder, Eric Holloway, Julie Anderson. Row 4: Marty Hembree, Eric Lundy, Leslie Larkin, Janel Fuhrman, Sonja Wallace, Bernard Schmalhofer. Row 5: Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Oser. Mrs. Trout, Mrs. Gill, Mr. Williams. Mr. Hurm. 42 Academic Teams Above, Brenda Sutton and Sheila Truelove acting crazy on farmer day. M 'eft, Michelle Harris, Dena Swartzentruber and leremy Carrico showing their wardrobe on armor dau Spirit Week School spirit before sectional was great this year. Monday was farmers day and many people wore their suspenders and boots. Monday even- ing was a pep session for adults and students. Adults, ball players, cheerleaders and Lionettes all gave performances. Kevin Colvin assisted some routines by playing drums. Many participated in the games and had an enjoyable time. A bon fire was held after the pep session. Tuesday was black and gold day which was also a success. Another pep session was held Tuesday afternoon for the student body. Everyone was really in the spirit for the Barr-Reeve- Loogootee sectional game. Top left. The ball players showing their poise while trying to do a cheer. Left, The cheerleaders trying to act as cool as the ball players. Spirit Week 43 LHS Presents ... “Guys and Dolls The Loogootee High School musical was held April 23, 24 and 25 at the JFK gymnasium. This year's musical was entitled Guys and Dolls.” The book was written by Joe Swelling and Abe Burrows; the music and lyrics were by Frank Loesser. Directors were Janice Arnett and Rita Brown. Set construc- tion for the musical was done by Delbert Stoll. Leah Parsons was the ac- companist and Krista Summers was on keyboard. Student directors were Lori Simmons and Tammy Dunn. “It is enjoyable to do a comedy. The cast always learns that being funny is really very hard, but rewarding work, said Mrs. Arnett, one of the directors. Marty Hembree, who played Sky Masterson, said, It was a lot of fun and the people were very enjoyable to work with. The cast presents flowers and balloons to the directors. location to hold thetr poker game. Matt Tlzer and Rick Ayers scanning the racing form. Jackie Veilleux. Lynn Mattingly, and Jenny Stuffle doing their dance routine. 44 Musical ’87 Prom Many juniors worked long and hard along with Mrs. Weisheit and Mrs. Bruner to build balloon arches. Middle left: Couples compete in the dating game. Below: DavkJa Osborne having her fortune read. Above: Mr. Clark and his jams. Juniors pose for pictures in the final product. Prom 45 A Night to Remember All the hard work put in by the junior class and their dass sponsors, Ms. Ackerman and Mr. Hasler. paid off on the evening of May 16, 1987. Ninety-five couples participated in the Grand March which was held at 7:00 p.m. in the gym- nasium. This Could Be the Night was the theme for this year's prom. The gymnasium was decorated with turquoise and white balloon ar- ches and tunnels. The evening was espedally memorable for the royal court candidates. Tony Nonte and Marcy Lents were elected Prom King and Queen. Other candidates for King were: Scott Walker, Andy Walker, David Arvin and Kevin Colvin. Queen can- didates were: Michelle Harris, Lora Winklepleck, Stephanie Sargent and Becky Bridgewater. Richard Swartzentruber and Terri Love were elected Prom Prince and Princess. Other can- didates for Prince were Alan Neeley, Chris Haag, Brant Ackerman and Scott Callison. Princess candidates were Mindy Matheis, Angie Walker, Sherri Groves and Julie Anderson. Following the Grand March the couples en- joyed dancing, eating and having a good time at the Crane Officer’s Club. Many Prom-goers also went to the post-prom activities held at the St. John’s gym. The theme was Hawaiian Luau. There were many games to play at post-prom in- cluding the Dating Game, Goofy Golf Links, the Dart Throw Booth, Magic 21 and the Hacky Sac Booth. Jeff Lyons with his date. Susan Sager, and Sonja Mike Sumner, Joyce Truelove, Scott Sellers, and Wallace with her escort, Jim Congleton, found the Keith Wilcoxen resting from the dance floor. night more enjoyable outside. Michelle Bowling on the arm of Andy Walker at Grand March. Royalty: King, Tony Nonte; Queen, Marcy Lents; Princess, Terri Love; and Prince, Richard Swartz entruber. 46 Prom Left: Mr. Spencer deals out the cards In Magic 21. Middle Left: Monica Roedel and Rhonda Bell with their dates. Marcy Lents's reaction as she is crowned by Richard Swartzentruber. Tracie Thompson, Tony Nonte. Lori Simmons, and Lori's escort caught with balloons at post prom. Many memories were made at the Crane Officers' Club. Prom 47 Academic Awards Night Janet Furhman and Dena Swartzentruber pose Becky Bridgewater leads everyone in the Kevin Colvin gives opening remarks. with their salutatorian and valedictorian trophies. benediction. The Academic Awards Program was held on Wednesday, May 20, 1987 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria with approximately 225 students, family and faculty in attendance. Kevin Colvin opened the program with a welcome to all. The invocation was led by Susan Clark. Mrs. Faryl Armstrong then presented the student council pins and Treva Chanley entertained the group with song. Mr. Terry Hasler and Mr. Ira Clark presented the academic and scholarship awards. Kevin Clarks gave the closing remarks and Becky Bridgewater ended the program with the benediction. Treva Chanley entertains while Becky Bridgewater and Susan Clark contemplate the events ahead. 48 Academic Awards Ed ws listocy itory SOCIAL STUDIES Career Ed Career Ed World Hi U.S. His U.S. History Sociology Economics Economics Am Gov't Am Gov t Current Issues Current Issues Psychology Psychology Child Development Home Furnishings Family Living Clothing I Clothing II Foods I Foods I 1 Foods I Foods I Foods II Foods II Foods III Independent Living Joe Dee Swartzentruber Alicia Mathies y Dunn ruelove Bailey Denny KlmChattin FINE ARTS HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS EDUCATION Business Ac Ger Offic Business Math Business Law Personal Typing Personal Typing Typing I Typing II Grammar 9 Grammar 9 Grammar 10 Grammar 10 Grammar 10 Grammar 11 Grammar 11 Grammar 12 Grammar 12 Literature 9 Literature 9 Literature 10 Literature 10 Literature 10 Literature 11 Literature 11 Literature 12 Literature 12 Dev Reading jy LANGUAGE ARTS General Science Earth Science Basic Biology Biology Biology Chemistry I Chemistry II Physics Bausch-Lomb Chris Haag Joyce T ruelove Mike Sumner Lisa Bough Rosie Wilcher Kristie Quiller Audrey Bruner Jaymie Jeffers Amber Inman Kristi Arvin Auna Allen Bobbi Hunt Donna Matthews Chris Draper Diana Raney Michele Heironimus Joyce Truelove •x. .Tim Bauer Susan Clark Jason Lundy Tracy Lannan Brian Grindstaff Michelle Bowling Patricia Wilson Janet Wilson Michelle Bowling Kris Bruner Pat Schitter Scott Wallac Julie Andersor Kristi Arvin Audrey Bruner Eric Lundy , DavicJQursler • Kinf Rogers Jo Dee Swartzentruber Tammy Dunn a Mathies Wilson ;e Sumner Kim Chattin Gina Davidson Jackie Veilleux Kris Bruner Julie Anderson Kevin Colvin Dena Swartzentruber Jason Lundy llen Henninger Amy Reeves Janet Wilson Scott Wallace Julie Anderson Sonja Wallace Leslie Larkin Art I Art II ArtUJ Art IV High School Band Freshman Band Chorus Madrigals French I French II French III Spanish I Spanish U t Spanish III Spanish INDUSTRIAL ARTS Jaime Harder Jeremy Breeds Rod Hedrick John Stuckey Cindy Lively Christy Burris Ciedy Lavety Leah Parsons Tracy Lannan Tammy Dunn Chris Mauder Pat Schitter Stephanie Mangin Patricia Wilson Leslie Larkin Drafting Graphic Arts Graphic Alts II Metals Power Mechanics Wood I Wood II Basic Drafting Basic Drafting Basic Electricity Basic Electricity Basic Graphic Arts Basic Graphic Arts Basic Metals M Mien llhite B Power Mechanics Basic Wood Basic Wood General Math Basic Algebra Algebra I Algebra I Algebra II Plane Geometry Plane Geometry Adv Unified Math Comp Literacy Comp Literacy Comp Literacy Comp Literacy Comp Program I Comp Program I Dena Davis Tera Allen Bob Willhrte Carroll Bailey Carroll Bailey Todd Trtzer Kurt Sheetz Eric Bradley Carroll Bailey Lee Arvin Jay Henninger Paul Crew Ralph Truelove Mike Quick Bob Willhite Scott Sellersj MATHEMATICS Mike Swartzentruber Clint Williams Tim Bauer Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Physical Ed Physical Ed Physical Ed Health Health Health Substance Abuse Substance Abuse Substance Abuse Substance Abuse Allen Henninger Chris Carrico Janet Wilson Amy Reeves Chris Mauder Amy Poehlein Stephanie Mangin a Swartzentruber Julie Wildman Alicia Mathies hanie Mangin Scott Mrur Eric Holloway Robert PoeNem HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Phil Eyior Stephanie Mangin Leah Parsons _ Byron Hoffman Julie Wildman Brad Howard Jason Smith Jeff Eckerie Janet Wfison Stephanie Mangin Bren $ Byrer Amy Poehlein Phil Eyler Julie Wildman Jennifer Bullock Pat Schitter Academic Awards 49 The Hoosier Boys’ and Girls' State candidates are Robert Poehlein, Carroll Bailey, Mike Sumner, Julie Anderson, Renee Wagler, Kristi Arvin and Joyce Truelove. These students will be attending Indiana State University during the month of June to learn more about how the state government operates. Dena Swartzentruber is Loogootee High School's Good Citizen. The Daughters of the American Revolution selected this young woman based on leadership, citizenship and ser- vice. Dena is the Martin County delegate to the state competition. DAR Good Citizen 50 Organizations Chorus The LHS Chorus spent many hours preparing for two concerts, a musical, contest and graduation numbers. The Large Ensemble received a first place rating at the District Solo and Ensemble Contest. Chorus members who earned first place ratings and an opportunity to compete at the state level were: Janel Fuhrman, Jessica Jones, Missy Ervin, Bridget Parker, Deanna Fuhrman, Tammy Denny, Leslie Doyle, Lori Simmons, Tracie Thompson, Marty Hembree, Chuck Wessell, Scott Arthur, J. D. Simmons and Matt Titzer. Director Arnett is distracted by the photographer. Left to right, front row: Janel Fuhrman, Cindy Lavely, Audrey Bruner. Row 2: Ralph Truelove. Chuck Wessell. Marty Hembree. Jessica Jones, Jaline Harder. Deanna Fuhrman, Tammy Denny, Kim Chattin, Tracie Thompson. Lori Simmons, Treva Chanley. Robert Grasham. Row 3: Mrs. Arnett, Jackie Veilleux, Denise Parsons. Michelle Parsons. Michele Heironimus, Jackie Arvin, Leslie Doyle, Missy Ervin, Kim Jeffers. Terri Rosier, Krista McAtee. Lori Arvin, Mikki Harper, Chris Like. Row 4: Eddie Kerns, Tim Bauer. Kristine Smith, Jama Schitter, Kim Leighty, Jill Doyte, Jennifer Blackwell. Amy Horsting, Davida Osborne. Alicia Mathies. Angie Sutton, Mykle Patterson. Lynn Seals, Lynn Mattingly. Row 5: Byron Hoffman. Rick Ayers. Tony Fish, Mat Titzer. Randall Willis, Phil Todd. Leah Parsons. Krissy Denny. Alicia Hembree, Wendy Summers, Michelle Bowling, Krista Summers, Kim Rogers, Mary Arvin. Row 6: Eric Holloway, Scott Seals, Mike Milligan. Brad Howard. Pat Schitter. Scott Arthur, Scott Wilcoxen, Marlin Raney, Eric Rasico, Cam Sheetz, Tony Raney, Donnie Mullens, Jenny Stuffle, Amy Bateman. Erin Kidwell. 52 Chorus Do Re Mi.. . 1986-87 was a very busy year for the Madrigals. First they prepared the an- nual Madrigal Dinner Concert which was performed on the evenings of December 7 and 8. Next some of the students performed at a Tri Kappa meeting on December 10. Then several students participated in the District Solo and Ensemble contest at Bloom- ington North. They received a first place medal as a group. In Solos Treva Chanley, Lori Simmons, Ralph Truelove, and Randall Willis received firsts and Marty Hembree, Deanna Fuhrman, Missy Ervin, and Leslie Doyle received seconds. Jessica Jones, Lori Simmons, Deanna Fuhrman, and Leslie Doyle singing for Mrs. Arnett. Tracie Thompson, Brad Howard, Tammy Denny and Randall Willis learning a new song. Left-Right Row 1, Janel Fuhrman, Tammy Denny, Mrs. Arnett, Marty Hembree, Chuck Wessell, Row 2, Leah Parsons, Deanna Fuhrman, Bridget Parker, Jessica Jones, Tracie Thompson, Treva Chanley, Lori Simmons, Missy Ervin, Leslie Doyle, Row 3. Matt Titzer, Eric Holloway. Brad Howard, Scott Arthur, Randall Willis, Pat Schitter, Row 4, Byron Hoffman, J. D. Simmons, Ralph Truelove. Madrigals 53 Loogootee High School Band Under the direction of Mr. Ed Hamilton, the LHS band received a first place rating in high school competition at district contest. The first place rating was just one of the 34 Mr. Hamilton’s bands have acquired. Spring and fall concerts were held, seniors received jackets and two fund raisers were held. Left to right: Rod Hedrick, Secretary; Lora • Winklepleck. President; Donna Matthews, Treasurer; Chan Cornett, Vice-President. Left to Right, Front Row: Stephanie Sargent, Donna Matthews. Roberta Barber. Lora Winklepleck, Sheila Truelove, Jackie Burris, Amy Spencer. Second Row: Angela Cummins, Tina English, Shannon Burris, Becky Lannan, Kathy Bough. Trisha Williams, Barbara Mitchell, Dee Dee Helderman. Third Row: Chris Mauder, Treva Chanley, Talicia Combess, Terri Baugh, Dana Wininger. Brenda Sutton, Auna Allen, Kathleen Crew, Dena Swartzentruber. Fourth Row: Jennifer Brewer, Amy Poehlein. Jennifer Bullock. Stephanie Mangin, Kim Mattingly, Stacy Wininger. Fifth Row: Bart Spencer, Clay Bruner. Troy Fullerton, Michelle Harris, Terri Love, Jim Doyle, Mike Milligan. 54 Band Left to right; Stephanie Taylor, Jason Fish, Brandi Taylor, Rod Hedrick, Julie Anderson, Chris Haag. Leah Parsons. Left to right, Row 1: Mike Sumner, Sheri Weisheit, Kristi Arvin, Kim Chattin, Kurt Sheetz, Rhonda Barber, Susan Sager, Tammy Dillon, Mike McAtee, Bob VanHoy. Row 2: Lori Simmons, Dena Davis, Byron Hoffman, Leslie Larkin, Cindy Lavely, Chan Cornett, Tony Nonte, Bill Strange, Brent McCloskey, Brian Dant, Tom Carrico. Row 3: Bob Harder, Janel Fuhrman, Lea McGuire, Glen Hall. Brian Williams, Chadd Mosby. Band 55 Freshman Band Mr. Hamilton conducts the pep band playing the school song. Left to Right, Row 1: Amy Bateman. Michelle Parsons, Janet Wilson, Heather Heliums, Alice Dawson, Michelle Bowling, Kim Leighty, Christie Burris, Jodi Crowder. Row 2: Jama Schitter, Scott Bullock. Karen Street, Renee Blair, Krista Summers, Nikki Hunt, Davida Osborn. Valerie Holland. Row 3: Kristine Smith, Jill Raney. Clint Bruner, Brian Bradley. Sean Killion. Row 4: Jeff Eckerle, Mike Swartzentruber, David Gregory, Artie Terry. Row 5: Kim Rogers, Jeff Nonte. Amy Horsting. 56 Freshman Band le cercie francais Mrs. Seib, club sponsor, and Julie Anderson conduc- ting a meeting. French Club officers for 1986-87 were: Julie Anderson, president; Stephanie Sargent, vice president; Chris Mauder, secretary; Sherri Groves, treasurer. Activities for the year were: selling bulletin boards and magnets, a Christmas party with the Spanish Club, dining at Chez Jean, preparing complete French meals. Vive le francais (L-R) Julie Anderson, Stephanie Sargent. Chris Mauder, Sherri Groves. Row 2. Bobbi Hunt, Renee Wagler, Susan Clark, Sonja Wallace. Marcy Lents. Michelle Harris, Dena Swartzentruber, Marty Hembree, Michel Elliott, Mrs. Seib, Row 3, Tiffany Dishong, Alicia Hembree. Karen Blair. Jackie Burris. Kristi Arvin. Mindy Matheis. Angie Walker. Talicia Combess. Brandi Taylor, Treva Chanley. Row 4. Jeff Doyle. Jackie Arvin. Tammy Dunn, Cindy Taylor, Jennifer Bullock, Amy Poehlein, Leslie Doyle. Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Mykle Patterson. Row 5, Jesse Allen, Rod Carrico, Brian Grindstaff, Scott Bullock, Alicia Mathies. Angie Sutton, Paula Porter. Leah Parsons, Jodi Crowder. French Club 57 Several activities kept the Spanish club very busy during the year. Spanish students using lots of creativity, made pihatas. Spanish and French club members celebrated Christmas with a party in the cafeteria. Everyone enjoyed singing, eating good food, and having a good time. This year the Spanish club sold window signs as their fund raising project. As a result of their fund raiser, many club members enjoyed a dinner at La Cantina. The Spanish club members also had the opportunity to meet several Peru students who visited Loogootee. Spanish I getting first hand experience in making pi rtatas. Mrs. Wehr, Spanish teacher, and Mrs. Sieb, French teacher, hanging the finished product for the French and Spanish club party. Spanish club: Row 1; Patricia Wilson, secretary; Janel Fuhrman, President; Leslie Larkin, Vice President; Row 2; Mrs. Wehr, Kristi Quiller. Lisa Bough. Rene Woody, Tammy Denny, Rosie Wilcher, Becky Bridgewater, Row 3; Shanna Quintero, Zoe Mason, Eric Holloway, Deanna Fuhrman, Robert Poehlein, Jim Eichmiller, Lisa Bridgewater. Row 4; Wanda Wadsworth, Phil Eyler, Brenda Byrer, Stephanie Mangin, Kris Bruner, Michele Heironimus. Angela Cummins. Krista McAtee, Row 5; Valerie Holland, Alice Dawson, Amy Horsting, Jenny Stuffle, Michelle Tingley, Erin Kidwell, and Melissa Quiller. 58 Spanish OEA This year the OEA has sponsored a lunch buffet for the corporation secretaries during National Secretaries Week; donated to Muscular Raney. and Becky Bridgewater con- Dystrophy; and as in the past, worked in the concession stands for the sult on a BOs problem, baseball season. The Basic Office Systems class and the advisory com- mittee dined at the Schnitzelbank. Stephanie Sargent observes a demonstration by Mrs. A. Seated: Trade Thompson, Diana Raney, Judy Elliott, Stephanie Sargent, and Elizabeth Hoffmann. Standing: Treshia Cannon, Bridget Graber, Patrida Wilson, Susan Clark, Alida Hembree. Mykle Patterson, Melissa Wilcoxen, Lisa Bough. Becky Bridgewater, Julie Wildman. Angela Pannell, Shelly Elliott, Audrey Bruner, and Donna Matthews. OEA 59 LHS Homemakers This years LHS Homemakers had a Prom dress sale again this year for a fund raiser. They also had a dinner May 22 in the clothing room for ail members. Officers for 1986-87 were: president, Audrey Bruner; vice president, Diana Raney; secretary, Dana Wininger; and Treasuer, Jennifer Brewer. Other members included: Auna Allen, Chris Hall, Lea McGuire, Kristi Quiller, Melanie Osborne, Brenda Sutton, Dee Dee Harlow, Chris Like, Zoe Mason, and Debbie Osborne. Seated (L-R) Brenda Sutton, Dana Wininger, and Melanie Osborne. Standing (L-R) Dee Dee Harlow, Diana Raney, Audrey Bruner, and Mrs. McAtee, Sponsor. MHNI - Vi Auna Allen busy working on her cross stich. Melanie Osborne taking time out from her sewing for a picture. 60 HS Homemakers Art Guild 87 Left to right. Row 1: T. J. Williams. Chan Cornett, Mr. Graves, Rod Hedrick, Tony Nonte. Row 2: Jeff Harlow, Bob Willhite, Jeremy Carrico. Marcy Lents, Sonja Wallace, Jeff Anderson, Tara Allen. Row 3: Ken Dages, Jason Smith, Jaymie Jeffers, Zoe Mason, Judy Elliott, Eugenia Davidson, Elizabeth Hoffman, Scott Hunter, Scott Arvin, Jeremy Breeden. Row 4: Joe Christley, Kurt Eichmiller, Charlie Tedrow, Eric Lundy, Dustin Wolfe, Jan Lemmon, Steve Smith, Rob Young, Brian Arvin, John Davidson. Thirty one students made up the Art Guild. Officers for the year were: Rod Hedrick, president; Chan Cornett, vice- president; T. J. Williams, secretary and Tony Nonte, treasurer. Students displayed their works at the musical. Rod Hedrick, Chan Cornett, Tony Nonte and Jayme Jeffers entered work in a show at Vincennes. t Scott Walker receives an inspiration! Joe Christley works at the potters wheel. Art Club 61 Student Council Student council members sponsored the Homecoming Queen activities and Homecoming Dance in November. In February many students enjoyed the dance sponsored after the Senior Night program. The two dances were the money making projects for the year. Seventeen LHS student council members participated in exchange pro- grams with Vincennes Lincoln, Washington, Bedford-North Lawrence High Schools. The students gained much information about other student governments and school policies. Student council members worked the polls for the 1987-88 class officer and student council elections. The Academic Awards Program was the final activity of the year. Each member received a medal for participa- tion on student council. Left to right, Row 1: Jeff Doyle. Brad Howard, Matt Titzer, Kristine Smith, Michelle Bowling, Nikki Hunt. Row 2: Eric Bradley. Jo Dee Swartzentruber. Bridget Parker, Jennifer Bullock, Amy Poehlein, Angie Sutton. Row 3: Mike Sumner, Brant Ackerman. Robert Poehlein, Julie Anderson, Renee Wagler, Mindy Matheis, Mrs. Armstrong. Row 4: Susan Clark, Kevin Colvin, Andy Walker, David Arvin, Becky Bridgewater. Todd Titzer was not pictured. Jo Dee Swartzentruber and Eric Bradley do not cooperate with photographers. Andy Walker! Angie Sutton! No secrets please! 62 Student Council Lion Legacy Laborers Staff members Sonja Wallace and Marcy Lents Liz Hoffman finishing her pages to meet the working together. deadline. The Lion Legacy staff was very small in number—eleven to be exact. Patricia Wilson served as editor; Son- ja Wallace was photographer; and the remaining staff served as ads and subscriptions sales persons, copy writers, typists, layout designers and picture croppers. Special thanks go to Miss Ackerman who helped in taking and developing pictures. The staff was able to meet most deadlines, learn the processes of publishing a book, and have a good time while working. Left to right, seated around computers: Sheila Patricia Wilson. Back Row: Jason Smith, Marcy Sutton, Bob Willhite, Jaymie Jeffers. Mrs. Truelove, Elizabeth Hoffman, Dana Wininger, Lents, Sonja Wallace. Lea McGuire, Brenda Armstrong. Not pictured: Amy Reeves. Yearbook Staff 63 Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Shoot-a-Thon with the Cancer Society and a Christmas party for the area children were the major projects of the year. A pop bottle drive was the major money maker. Officers were: Bart Spencer, president; Lori Simmons, vice-president; Lora Winkleplec, secretary; Scott Wallace, treasurer. Huddle leaders were: Mike Sumner, Brian Williams, Keith Majewski, Clay Armstrong, Phil Eyler, Amy Spencer, Kristi Arvin, Bobbi Hunt, Bart Spencer, Scott Wallace, Lori Simmons, Michelle Harris, Stephanie Sargent, Pat Schitter, Kim Jeffers and Kathleen Crew. Mr. Grow works with FCA members during a meeting. Left to right, Row 1: Mike Sumner, Brian Williams, Keith Majewski, Clay Armstrong, Phil Eyler, Amy Spencer, Kristi Arvin, Bobbi Hunt, Bart Spencer, Scott Wallace, Lora Winklepleck, Lori Simmons, Michelle Harris, Stephanie Sargent, Pat Schitter, Kim Jeffers. Row 2: Leslie Doyle, Alicia Mathies, Angie Sutton, Angie Walker. Sherri Groves, Chris Mauder, Sonja Wallace, Dena Swartz entry be r, Auna Allen. Susan Clark. Sheila Truelove, Donna Matthews, Jaline Harder. Deanna Fuhrman, Terri Rosier. Row 3: Tamara Dunn, Missy Ervin, Jesse Allen, Rod Carrico. Mike Swartzentruber. Jeff Eckerle, Mark Sutton, Marty Hembree, Krista Summers, Mary Arvin, Michelle Bowling, Rene Blair, Jackie Arvin. Row 4: Jennifer Blackwell, Nikki Hunt, Jill Doyle, Davida Osborne, Leah Parsons, Paula Porter, Jo Swartzentruber, Stephanie Mangin, Kathy Bough, Joyce Truelove, Jeff Lyon, Lori Arvin, Scott Sellers, Jim Congleton, Todd Arvin. Row 5: Denise Parsons, Heather Heliums, Cindy Taylor, Karen Street, Janet Wilson, Jama Schitter, Kim Leighty, Jill Raney, Amy Norris, Michelle Parsons, Mike Milligan. Row 6: Chris Haag, Robert Poehlein. Ralph Truelove. Brad Williams, Mike McAfee. Bob VanHoy. 64 FCA Students Lend a Hand Row 1 (kneeling); Melissa Ervin, Rosie Wilcher, Judy Elliott, Jessica Jones, Ruth Tedrow, Liz Hoffman, row 2; Bobbi Hunt, Amy Spencer. Rene Wagler, Talicia Combess, Kelly Leighty, Shannon Burris, row 3; Jaymie Jeffers, Lori Simmons, Treva Chanley, Rhonda Barber. Auna Allen, Diane Raney. Laura Ziegler, Lana Bradley. Mrs. Trout, row 4; Chris Haag, Scott Walker, Scott Callison, David Arvin, Andy Walker, Mrs. Truelove, row 5; Brant Ackerman, Troy Trambaugh, Pat Wagner. Mike Sumner, Troy Hembree, and Scott Hall. Row 1 (seated); Eugenia Davidson, Susan Clark, row 2; Tammy Denny, Jaline Harder, Shanna Rosier, and Brenda Byrer. Audrey Bruner. Treshia Cannon. Angela Pannell, Quintero, Zoe Mason, Joyce Truelove, Terri Student Librarians and Secretaries 65 SADD Mr. Terry Hasler is the SADD Chapter sponsor at Loogootee High School. The 1986-87 officers were: Lora Winkiepleck, president; Chris Haag, vice-president; Kathleen Crew, secretary; Alicia Mathies, treasurer. SADD sponsored the following ac- tivities: a Haunted House during Hallo- ween, a junior high school SADD chapter to promote awareness of the drinking and driving problem, post- prom theme contest (Hawaiian Luau was chosen), pre-prom warning display, notes warning against drinking and driving in tuxedo boxes and flower boxes, movies during study hall about drinking and driving. Mr. Hasler getting down to business at one of the FCA meetings. (L-R) Lora Winkiepleck, Pres.; Chris Haag, V.- Pres.; Alicia Mathias. Row 2, Becky Bridgewater. Cindy Lavely, Kim Chattin, Sheila Truelove. Susan Clark, Michelle Harris. Marcy Lents, Sonja Wallace. Stephanie Sargent, Dena Swartzentruber, Laura Swigler, Genia Davidson, Rosie Wilcher, Row 3, Melissa Ervin, Lisa Bridgewater, Sheri Weisheit, Kristi Arvin, Treva Chanley. Julie Anderson. Mindy Matheis, Sherri Groves, Talicia Combess, Chris Mauder. Shelly Elliott. Mr. Fisher. Row 4. Bobbi Hunt, Amy Spencer, Terri Baugh. Wendy Summers. Dee Dee Helderman, Stacy Wininger. Tammy Dillon, Karen Blair, Rhonda Barber. Shannon Burris, Angie Sutton, and Tina Crays, Row 5, Tina English, Alicia Hembree. Tiffany Dishong, Julie Wildman, Trisha Williams, Barbara Mitchell, Jennifer Bullock, Amy Poehlein, Tammy Dunn, Leslie Doyle. Paula Porter, Cindy Taylor, Lori Arvin, Row 6, Jeremy Carrico, Bill Strange, Mickey Doane, Scott Arthur. Bob Harder, Scott Callison, Pat Wagoner, Scott Walker, Rick Ayres. Jim Woody, Row 7, Valerie Holland, Bernie Schmalhofer, Chadd Mosby, Mark Kemp, Krista Summers, Mary Arvin, Kim Rogers, Christie Burris, Heather Heliums, Alice Dawson, Jennifer Lagle, Row 8, Jay Henninger, Krista McAtee. Jason Fish, Jennifer Blackwell, Jill Doyle, Kristine Smith, Nikki Hunt, Kim Leighty, Jama Schitter. Renee Blair, Jill Raney, Amy Norris, Jodi Crowder. Octagon Club Is Growing Left to right. Row 1: Cindy Porter; Brenda Hotz; Elizabeth Hoffman, President; Chris Hall. Row 2: Mr. Hurm, Sponsor; Chris Draper, Treasurer; Kevin Hembree, Secretary; Chris Like, Vice- President. Row 3; Debbie Osborne. Lana Bradley, Stephanie Holt, Angela Pannell. Row 4: Brian Arvin, Marlin Raney, Tim Bauer and J. D. Flynn. The Loogootee Octagon Club is one of the smallest clubs in the high school. This small group has accomplished a great deal this year. They helped with a blood drive at Loogootee High School, had a film fest for the children in the community, helped the SADD chapter with babysitting and had bake sales at the school. They went on a trip to Six Flags with the Jasper Octagon Club during the summer. When Mr. Hurm speaks everyone listens! President Elizabeth Hoffman finds a humorous note while conducting an in school meeting. Octagon Club 67 Marcy Lents giving her speech in Mr. Johnson s dass. Mr. Hasler, SADD sponsor, with dub members Kristi Arvin, Jackie Burris, and Lisa Bridgewater. This display was set up before Prom. Above: This “kid” was found in Mr. Fisher s room, apparently being abandoned by its parent. Trying to fight off the cold some LHS students huddle together at a track meet. This and That 68 Activity Snaps Vocational Classes Misty Kerns, Teresa Holloway, and Kim Ziegler members of the cosmetology class. This year several students par- ticipated in the Twin Rivers vocational classes. There are four programs in which LHS students were involved: Building Trades, Cosmetology, Health Occupations and Auto Mechanics. Building Trades was located in the Loogootee area and Cosmetology along with Health Occupations and Auto Mechanics was offered at Washington High School. Rhonda Bell, Kathleen Crew, Brenda Hotz, Cindy Porter, Monica Roedel, and Tammy Taylor participated in Health Occupations. Misty Kerns, Teresa Holloway, Kim Ziegler, Tina Way, and Deann Mauder were in Cosmetology. Alan Doyle was the only one in Building Trades and Terry Wildman was the only one in Auto Mechanics from LHS. Tammy Taylor and Kathleen Crew at Christmas. Alan Doyle will always be proud of this house. Twin Rivers 69 86-87 Loud Crowd The LHS 86-87 Lion Loud Crowd was most sporting events. hearts out at games. These students an enthusiastic group this year and Loud Crowd members helped the paid dues and considered it an honor to showed their support and dedication at team by standing and yelling their be a part of such a worthwhile cause. Brad Howard encourages Mark Sutton at a pep session. Some fans showing their support at their girls basketball sectional. 70 Loud Crowd Lionettes Counterclockwise (kneeling): Talicia Combess, Bridget Parker, Wendy Summers, Lora Winklepleck, Alicia Mathies, Stephanie Sargent, Stephanie Mangin, Michelle Harris, Jackie Burris, Michelle Bowling, Kim Leighty, Alice Dawson, Angie Walker, Kristi Arvin, Sonja Wallace, Bobbi Hunt, Kathleen Crew, and Rene Wagler. The 1986-87 Lionettes had a very successful year. Much time and effort was put into each routine the Lionettes performed. The basketball game fans were appreciative of the entertainment and support the Lionettes provided. Mrs. Karla Trout, the Lionette sponsor, spent many hours organizing practice sessions and helping with routines. She deserves a lot of credit for the success of the group. Kathleen Crew and Michelle Harris served as co-captains this year. The senior Lionettes were presented a cake by the underclassmen to enjoy after their last routine. Pictured left to right: Michelle Harris, Lora Winklepleck. Stephanie Sargent, Sonja Wallace. Kathleen Crew. Lionettes 71 Cheerleaders and Lion Mascot The cheerleaders with a big help from Scott Hall, the Lion mascot, pro- vided lots of enthusiasm at the basket- ball games. They kept the crowd in the spirit of the games. The senior cheerleader and mascot are Brenda Sutton and Scott Hall. Many thanks go to sponsors Beth Buchta and Nancy Sterling for all their time spent helping the cheerleaders with their cheers and routines. Scott Hall did an especially great job in getting all the fans involved by doing some of his skits before the games. L-R: Nikki Hunt, Jama Schitter, Brandi Taylor, Tera Allen and Kristine Smith Front: Brenda Sutton. Kneeling: Dee Dee Helderman. Scott Hall and Tracie Thompson. Standing: Rhonda Barber. Tricia Williams, Sheri Weisheit and Julie Anderson. 72 Cheerleaders Sports Second Sectional Victory The 1986-87 tennis team ended its record. Number 2 doubles were Eric season by defeating Washington Holloway and Mike Sumner with a 16-2 Catholic 4-1, which gave them the Blue record. Chip Conference Championship. In the Sectional they defeated Barr Members of the winning team and Reeve and Crawford County to come individual records were 1st single Scott away with the Sectional title. In the Callison 15-3, 2nd single Bart Spencer Regional they were defeated by 15-3, tied for 3rd single was Jeff Doyle Bloomington North, to conclude their 14-1 and Marty Hembree 2-1. In season at 16-2. Bart Spencer and Scott number 1 doubles were Brant Callison made the Blue Chip Ackerman and Pat Schitter with a 12-6 Conference team. Coach Taylor, preparing for a sectional victory. Bart Spencer, Mental Attitude Award; Jeff Doyle, Undefeated Regular Season (11-0); Scott Callison. The Lionbackers Club MVP Award; Mike Sumner, Most Improved Player. Left to Right: Row 1. Pat Schitter, Scott Wallace, Brian Williams. Mike McAtee, Jeff Doyle. Row 2, Scott Bullock. Brent McCloskey. Bob VanHoy, Clay Armstrong, Mike Sumner. Row 3, Eric Holloway. Brant Ackerman, Bart Spencer, Marty Hembree. Scott Callison. Coach Wes Taylor. 74 Boys’ Tennis Senior. Bart Spencer, concluded his LHS varsity tennis career with a 6-4. 6-4 victory in regional competition. LHS Tennis Sectional Champs accepting their trophy. % Senior. Marty Hembree, springs high for an overhead. LHS Varsity Tennis (16-2) OPPONENT 5 Bedford North Lawrence 0 2 Northeast Dubois 3 5 Paoli 0 5 North Daviess 0 4 Vincennes Lincoln 1 4 Barr-Reeve 1 4 Bloomfield 1 3 Washington 2 5 Linton 0 4 Forest Park 1 5 Vincenness Rivet 0 5 Pike Central 0 5 Southridge 0 4 Washington Catholic 1 4 Barr-Reeve 1 5 Crawford County 0 4 Tell City 1 1 Bloomington North' 4 Sectional •'Regional Boys’ Tennis 75 T. J. Williams starts up agony hill. Cross Country Improves The LHS Cross Country Team placed 32-27 which was much improved over third in the Blue Chip Conference run. last season. T. J. Williams and Chris Bateman were named to the All Conference Cross Scott Sellers, at left, and Scott Arthur sprinting to Country Team. The team record was the finish line. Concentration is the name of the game for Scott Chris Bateman, at left, was the Most Valuable Hall. Runner. The Most Improved Runner was T. J. Williams. Cross Country 77 Blue Chip Champs Members of the 1986 LHS Volleyball team pictured above are: front row (l-r) Renee Wagler, Sherri Groves. Jennifer Bullock. Mindy Matheis, Tera Allen, and Dee Dee Helderman. Back row (I- r) Auna Allen. Sonja Wallace. Michelle Harris, Susan Clark, Lora Winklepleck, and Brenda Sutton. The team is coached by Ann Ackerman. The Loogootee Lady Lions finished an excellent regular season with a record of 17-7. The Lions went undefeated in conference play to cap- ture the Blue Chip Conference title. Three Loogootee players were also chosen for the Blue Chip All Con- ference team. They were Auna Allen, Jennifer Bullock, and Renee Wagler. Senior player, Auna Allen, received three additional awards; MVP, most points scored, and best setting. Sonja Wallace and Lora Winklepleck were chosen for Academic All State Can- didates. Michelle Harris received the mental attitude award. Jennifer Bullock had the most ace serves for the season with 37. She also had the best spiking record with 289. Renee Wagler com- pleted the season with the best serving percentage, 97%. Renee also received the hustle award. Sonja Wallace spikes tbe ball with all her power. 78 Volleyball Senior Volleyball players: (l-r) Susan Clark, Becky Bridgewater, manager; Auna Allen, Lora Winklepleck. Coach Ackerman, Brenda Sutton, Michelle Harris, and Sonja Wallace. LHS OPPONENT 2 Linton 0 2 Pike Central 1 1 Southridge 2 2 Washington Catholic 0 2 North Daviess 0 2 Forest Park 0 2 Eastern Greene 0 2 Princeton 1 0 Edgewood 2 0 Jasper 2 1 Bedford 2 2 Shoals 1 2 Washington 1 2 Mitchell 1 2 Vincennes Rivet 0 0 Springs Valley 2 2 Bloomfield 0 2 Northeast Dubois 0 1 Vincennes Lincoln 2 2 Barr-Reeve 0 ! 2 Paoli 0 2 South Knox 0 •2 Springs Valley 0 1 Mitchell 2 • Denotes Sectional Game VARSITY STATS-1986 Auna Alien .ora Winklepleck Susan Clark Michelle Harris Jennifer Bullock $onja Wallace T Irenda Sutton Missy Ervin Renee Wagler Sherri Groves Tera Allen [indy Matheis Helderman ia Schitter ih Parsons Williams tals on Record 17-7 'l P3 SyJ69 Winning Aces Spikes 94.9 28 285 95.5 15 52 100.0 4 206 80.0 1 183 qo n 11 mn oqq 104 4 'W 11 3 101 169 5 9 12 1 48 93 15 0 1 1 12 25 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 724 1216 86 S3 % 93.6 62.5 97.0 91.7 83.9 .0 88.0 100.0 .0 100.0 92.9 289 244 1 19 4 12 0 2 0 0 0 154 17 4 5 30 0 1 7 3 1365 Kills Sets Sets Blocks 78 782 167 6 12 13 5 5 57 20 4 23 41 15 3 27 85 18 1 53 74 27 4 41 y 458 112 If 4 0 0 1 4 36 3 0 1 1 0 2 0 36 9 0 5 3 1 4 0 20 5 0 0 6 3 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 367 1436 317 163 Blue Chip Conference 7-0 Michelle Harris shows off her 26 inch vertical jump as Everyone is in ready position just she blocks the ball. before a serve. Volleyball 79 Sophomore, Missy Ervin, shows her serving talent. Missy Ervin returning a serve. C_ s'L —-------------s_____________ Leah Parsons and Trida Williams blocking the ball. Pike Central JV Tourney Champs. 80 Volleyball Invitational Tourney Champs The Lady Lions had a very good season, although they lost to Bedford North Lawrence in the first game of sectional play. They won the Invita- tional Tourney that was held at LHS and they finished the season with a record of 12 wins and 7 losses. The team will miss senior players Auna Allen and Susan Clark, but should be strong next year. Varsity team members (l-r) front row: Tammy Dunn, Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Shannon Richer, Susan Clark, Auna Allen, Terri Baugh, Jill Doyle. Back Row: Coach Bob Bell, Manager Tammy Dillon, Manager Kim Jeffers, Amy Poehlein, Missy Ervin, Julie Wildman. Jennifer Bullock, Sherri Groves, Assistant Coach Phil Eyler. Susan Clark driving for a score. Terri Baugh going up for a lay up. Girls’ Basketball 81 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL 12-7 Record Blue Chip Conference Runners Up LHS OPPONENT 49 Marian Heights 44 42 Forest Park 37 37 North Knox 36 60 Vincennes Lincoln 57 36 North Daviess 39 42 Barr-Reeve 39 43 Springs Valley Northeast Dubois 38 42 31 30 South Knox 40 40 Washington 44 48 Vincennes Rivet 46 50 Southridge 46 37 Bloomfield 42 34 Vincennes Lincoln 70 44 Mitchell 43 58 Washington Catholic 48 45 Shoals 28 54 Jasper 68 33 •Bedford North Lawrence •Sectional Game 59 Auna Allen moves the ball down the floor. Sophomore Jennifer Bullock shoots for two. Missy Ervin going for a basket. 82 Girls’ Basketball Eyler’s First—A Winner Award winners left to right: Tammy Dunn, assists; Sherri Groves, rebounding and free throws. The 1987 junior varsity basketball girls finished their season with 12 wins and 3 losses. In addition to their ex- cellent record, the Lady Lions brought home the Washington Catholic tourney crown. The top scorer was Sherri Groves with 135 points; Sherri also won the re- bounding award with 88 rebounds and the free throw award with 71%. Tammy Dunn won the assist award with 20 assists. LHS OPPONENT 49 Marian Heights 44 42 Forest Park 37 37 North Knox 36 60 Vincennes Lincoln 57 36 North Daviess 39 42 Barr-Reeve 39 43 Springs Valley 38 42 Northeast Dubois 31 30 South Knox 40 40 Washington 44 48 Vincennes Rivet 46 50 Southridge 46 37 Bloomfield 42 34 Vincennes Lincoln 70 44 Mitchell 43 58 Washington Catholic 48 45 Shoals 28 54 Jasper 68 33 •Bedford 59 •Sectional Game Left to right, first row: Amy Horsting, Lori Arvin, Shannon Richer, Renee Blair, Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Karen Street, Shannon Burris. Tammy Dunn. Second Row: Coach Phil Eyler, Student Manager, Kim Jeffers, Amy Reeves. Amy Poehlein, Julie Wildman, Cindy Taylor. Sherri Groves. Janet Wilson, Student Manager. Jill Raney, Coach Robert Bell. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball 83 29th Consecutive Winning Season The varsity Lions finished the season with a record of 12 wins and 9 losses. The team had a fantastic free throw shooting year with 75%. Bart Spencer set a new school record with 91% free throw shooting while Scott Callison became a member of the 80% free throw club and Pat Wagoner became a member of the 70% free throw dub. Scott Walker led the team in field goal shooting with 58% and Tony Nonte, T. J. Williams, and Bart Spencer also shot 50% or above for the season. Coach Jack Butcher's 30th season brought the unique confrontation with son. Bernie. varsity coach of South Knox High School. The 30th season was also the 29th consecutive winning season and brought his record to 555-152. The Lions ended the season with sensational play but were defeated by arch rival. Barr-Reeve, in the sectional by a score of 41-37. The 1987 varsity basketball team, left to right, row 1: Bob Harder. Troy Trambaugh. Bart Spencer, Pat Wagoner. Scott Sellers and Scott Arthur. Row 2: Brant Ackerman, Scott Walker, Scott Callison. T. J. Williams, Tony Nonte and Todd Titzer. Row 3: Coach Jack Butcher 84 Varsity Boys’ Basketball This year’s MVP, Bart Spencer, playing defense. Scott Callison. top rebounder for the Lions. LHS OPPONENT 45 Vincennes Rivet 52 54 Shoals 35 59 Evansville Mater Dei 57 62 Bloomington North 38 45 Mitchell 46 43 Northeast Dubois 51 65 Forest Park 34 46 South Knox 38 71 Washington 47 52 North Knox 47 49 Washington Catholic 50 70 Pike Central 52 65 Barr-Reeve 68 42 Bloomfield 23 67 Springs Valley 49 54 Linton 58 47 North Daviess 41 66 Orleans 56 60 Heritage Hills 62 44 Vincennes Lincoln 51 37 Barr-Reeve •Sectional Game 41 Varsity Boys’ Basketball 85 Eleven wins and nine losses was the junior varsity record. Since most junior varsity boys split time with the freshman or varsity team, it makes it difficult for the coach and players. Con- sidering the above, the boys had a remarkable season. Award winners for the season were: Bob Harder, 78% free throw percentage; Scott Wallace 64% field goal percentage; Scott Arthur, 55 assists. Brant Ackerman driving toward the basket. LHS OPPONENT 30 Vincennes Rivet 26 39 Shoals 31 24 Evansville Mater Dei 32 37 Bloomington North 48 36 Mitchell 24 29 Northeast Dubois 37 37 Forest Park 31 39 South Knox 40 41 Washington 38 38 Washington Catholic 37 58 Pike Central 45 38 Barr-Reeve 49 34 Bloomfield 36 45 Springs Valley 48 38 Linton 26 34 North Daviess 23 40 Orleans 34 30 Heritage Hills 45 38 North Knox 33 34 Vincennes Lincoln 43 Biggs B-Team Boys Scott Wallace putting the ball up for two. Mr. Biggs giving sound advice. Left to right, Row 1: Brian Grindstaff, Jeff Eckerle, Mark Sutton, Cam Sheetz, Jeff Nonte. Row 2: Brad Howard, Jeff Doyle, Chris Bateman, Scott Bullock, Scott Wallace, Pat Schitter. Row 3: Student manager Jason Lundy, Scott Arthur, Scott Sellers, Bob Harder, Scott Wilcoxen, Brant Ackerman, Phil Eyler, Clay Armstrong, Coach Keevin Biggs. 86 Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball At left: Jeff Nonte. Top rebounding award; Brian Grindstaff. Assists and free-throw percentage awards. Conference Champs LHS OPPONENT 22 South Knox 24 24 Bedford N.L. 28 45 Springs Valley 18 28 Washington 27 55 Mitchell 22 31 North Daviess 29 32 Jasper 35 37 Northeast Dubois 19 49 Southridge 15 36 •Shoals 24 44 •Vincennes Rivet 29 45 •South Knox 38 35 Bloomfield 26 41 Vincennes Lincoln 30 44 Forest Park 14 40 Barr-Reeve 30 50 Pike Central 45 51 North Knox •Blue Chip Conference 24 The Loogootee freshman team had a very good year, ending their season 15-3. They were 6-1 in con- ference play and won the Blue Chip Conference Tourney. On an average, they defeated their opponents by over 12 points. The top two scorers this year were Jeff Nonte with 135 and Chris Bateman with 114. Top rebounders were Jeff Nonte with 86 and Brad Howard with 84. Brian Grindstaff and Brad Howard both had 74% free throw percentage. Mr. Taylor, the freshman boys’ coach, stated, “This team has more potential than any team I’ve ever had.” Left to right, Row 1: Brian Grindstaff, Jeff Bullock. Coach Wes Taylor, Chris Bateman and Eckerle, Mark Sutton. Cam Sheetz, Scott Jeff Doyle. Wilcoxen, Jeff Nonte. Row 2: Brad Howard, Scott Freshman Boys’ Basketball 87 League Champs are Black and Blue Lower League Black team: Bob VanHoy. Captain; Matt Titzer, Scott Hunter. Eddie Kerns. Marlin Raney. Brian Dant. Red team: Tony Raney, Captain; Mike McAtee. Mike Milligan. Randall Willis, Todd Arvin, Rick Ayres. Blue team: Brent McCloskey. Captain; Mark Elliot, Tom Carrico. Garrick Cooper, Tony Fish, Glen Hall. Upper League Blue team: Keith Wilcoxen. Captain; Chris Haag. Rod Healy, Jeff Lyons, Eric Lundy. Brian Williams. Kurt Eichmiller. White team: David Arvin. Captain; Andy Walker. Charlie Tedrow, Gary Love. Richard Swartzentruber, Chuck Wessell. Red team: Marty Hembree. Captain; Carroll Bailey. Mike Jones, Mike Sumner, Brad Williams. Kenny Davis. Green team: Ronnie Sheetz. Captain; Mike Muench, Kevin Colvin, Robert Poehlein, Alan Doyle. Eric Rasico. Black team: Chan Cornett, Captain; Eric Holloway. Jeff Anderson. Jim Eichmiller, Troy Kline. Jim Congleton. Lower League Champs—Black with 10 wins and 1 loss. Bottom (l-r): Brian Dant. Eddie Kerns, Marlin Raney, row 2. Matt Titzer, Scott Hunter, Bob VanHoy. Upper League Champs—Blue with 12 wins and 3 losses, (l-r) Rod Healy, Chris Haag, Eric Lundy, Keith Wilcoxen, Jeff Lyon, Brian Williams. 88 Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball The 1987 Intramural Volleyball Season lasted for about 8 weeks. Teams played each other every Tuesday evening. Beth Buchta was the volleyball sponsor. TEAMS: Team 1—Auna Allen, Susan Clark, Kathleen Crew, Donna Mattews, Denise Parsons, Brenda Sutton, Shiela Truelove, and Dana Wininger. Team 2—Stephanie Mangin, Mary Arvin, Leslie Doyle, Michelle Parsons, Mykle Patterson, Amy Poehlein, Shannon Richer, and Jo Dee Swartzentruber. Team 3—Julie Wildman, Rhonda Barber, Jennifer Blackwell, Alice Dawson, Melissa Ervin, Kim Leighty, and Jan Lemmon. Team 4—Michele Heironimus, Jackie Arvin, Shannon Burris, Tina Crays, Angela Cummins, Tammy Dunn, Krista Summers, and Laura Ziegler, Team 5—Jaymie Jeffers, Renee Blair, Jill Doyle, Shelly Elliott, Jaline Harder, Amy Horsting, Terri Resler, and Kim Ziegler. Intramural Champs. Intramural Volleyball 89 LHS Boys T rack The Loogootee High School Boys Track Team finished the season with a record of 7 wins and twenty losses. One highlight of the season was Rod Hedrick being named the Most Valuable Runner at the Martin-Daviess Meet. Sectional qualifiers were: Scott Hall, Rod Hedrick, Scott Sellers, Allen Henninger, 400 meter relay; Rod Hedrick, 100 and 200 meter dash; Marty Hembree and Ralph Truelove, 800 meter run; T. J. Williams, high jump. 1600 and 3200 meter runs. LHS was represented in the regional by Rod Hedrick. Award winners were: Rod Hedrick, most running points; Marty Hembree, most field points; Jeff Nonte. most freshman points; Rod Hedrick, most valuable runner; Scott Hall, mental attitude award. At right, Row 1. left to right: Scott Hall. Bernhard Schmalhofer. Row 2: Marty Hembree, Scott Walker, T. J. Williams, Kevin Colvin, Rod Hedrick. Chuck Wessell. Row 3: Brian Dant, Chuck Raney, Brant Ackerman, Richard Swartzentruber, Scott Sellers, Robert Poehlein, Ralph Truelove. Row 4: Alan Henninger, Jeff Nonte, Randall Willis, Bob VanHoy, Brian Arvin, Phil Tood. Row 5: Ed Kerns. Coach Mike Wagoner, Jason Smith. Scott Sellers handing off the baton to Allen Henninger in the 400-meter relay. Marty Hembree qualifying for sectional in the 800 meter run. 90 Boys’Track Freshmen relay team record breakers are Alan Henninger, Jason Smith, Eddie Kerns, and Jeff Jim Congleton and T. J. Williams pull ahead in the Nonte. 3200 meter run. Are these really runners? Richard Swartzentruber finishing the 400 meter dash. Boys’Track 91 Girls Track Has Successful Season Left to right. Row 1: Christie Burris, Jill Raney, Krista Summers, Michelle Parsons, Lori Arvin. Row 2: Cindy Taylor, Jennifer Lagle, Joyce Truelove, Kathy Bough, Jackie Burris. Sherri Groves. Trade Thompson, Dee Dee Helderman. Row 3: Coach Nancy Sterling, Tera Allen, Lora Winklepleck, Sonja Wallace, Missy Ervin, Laura Ziegler, Kim Jeffers, Alice Dawson, Davida Osborn. Amy Reeves is not pictured. The Loogootee Track girls had a very successful season; they had a record of 13 wins and 6 losses, including the victory over Mitchell to break their 17 dual-meet winning streak. All Conference members for this season are Tracie Thompson, Lora Winklepleck, Sonja Wallace, Dee Dee Helderman and Joyce Truelove. Records broken this season were: Joyce Truelove, 1600 meter run; Tracie Thompson, long jump; Lora Winklepleck, 300 hurdles; Thompson, Winklepleck, Wallace and Helderman, 400 meter relay team. Representing LHS in sectional competition were: Truelove, Wallace, Jeffers, Taylor, Helderman, Thompson and Winklepleck. Thompson and Winklepleck advanced to the regional Trade Thompson and Rod Hedrick proudly display their MVP plaques from the Martin-Daviess track meet. 92 Girls’ Track Lora Winklepleck clears a hurdle with Tera Allen right behind her. Trade Thompson getting her blocks set as she prepares to race. Joyce Truelove stays right with her opponent. Oavida Osborn taking it easy at a track meet. LHS Opponent 49 Perry Central 65 49 Northeast Dubois 34 97 Shoals 21 83 North Daviess 35 74 Washington 96 74 North Daviess 29 74 Shoals 17 93 Shoals 25 62 Mitchell 55 33 North Knox 74 33 South Knox 41 38 Washington 79 124V2 Forest Park 130V2 124V2 South Knox 100 124V2 Northeast Dubois 49 124VZ Shoals 23 124V2 Vincennes Rivet 3 124V2 Washington Catholic 2 49 Vincennes Lincoln 70 Girls’Track 93 Jama Schitter comes in to put away a volley. Left to right, Row 1: Shannon Burris. Brenda Byrer, Alicia Mathies, Kristine Smith, Jody Crowder, Shannon Richer. Row 2: Valerie Holland, Michelle Bowling. Leah Parsons. Susan Clark, Michelle Harris, Jayma Schitter and Coach Rick Graves. Second place in the Blue Chip Conference and a 10-5 record speaks highly for Coach Graves in his first year as tennis coach. Award winners for the 1987 season were: Most Valuable Player, Michelle Harris; Mental Attitude, Brenda Byrer; Most Improved, Leah Parsons. Graves' Girls Go 10-5 94 Girls’ Tennis Senior player, Michelle Harris, preparing to serve. Doubles team of Leah Parsons and Michelle Bowling concentrating on the game. Brenda Byrer connects with her forehand. LHS 4 Barr-Reeve 1 0 Northeast Dubois 5 5 Bedford N. L. 0 5 Vincennes Rivet 0 2 Vincennes Lincoln 3 3 Washington 2 1 Jasper 4 3 Forest Park 2 2 Marian Heights 3 5 Southridge 0 3 Pike Central 2 5 Bloomfield 0 4 Washington Catholic 1 5 Paoli 0 0 ‘Northeast Dubois 5 Sectional game Girls’ Tennis 95 Invitational Winners Coach Phil Eyler's golf team finished its season above .500. The Lions won the invitational hosted at the Crane Golf Course. In conference play and sec- tional play the team finished in the mid- dle of the pack. The team sectional score of 363 was one of the best in the LHS record book. The Lions lose seniors, Bart Spencer and Stephanie Sargent; but they have several talented underclassmen returning. Award winners for the year were Bart Spencer, low score and Stephanie Sargent, mental attitude. Left to right. Row 1: Bart Spencer, Stephanie Sargent. Row 2: Brian Grindstaff, J. D. Flynn, Pat Schitter, Chris Haag, Clay Armstrong. Row 3: Paul Crew, Jeremy Breeden, Mike Swartzentruber, Phil Eyler. Bart Spencer, LHS number 1 golfer, putts for Stephanie Sargent, enjoys a sip from the 19th birdie. hole. Chris Haag feels no pressure at the match. 96 Golf Phil Eyler, sophomore, waits for his tee time. Clay Armstrong answers Mr. Eyler's call to start his round. Freshman, Mike Swartzentruber, cleans his ball before beginning play. LHS OPPONENT 178 Paoli 181 190 Northeast Dubois 183 175 Bloomfield 188 175 Mitchell 218 178 North Daviess 177 178 Vincennes Rivet 173 188 Southridge 199 186 South Knox 183 186 Shoals 210 193 Bedford North Lawrence 161 193 Washington 177 193 New Albany Springs Valley 178 181 183 181 Jasper 178 181 North Harrison 189 176 •North Daviess 178 'Shoals 215 •Washington Catholic 177 374 Conference (fourth) 150 173 Linton 173 Shakamack 187 178 Springs Valley 170 171 Washington 144 171 Washington Catholic 163 173 Springs Valley 195 173 Mitchell 211 166 Washington Catholic Forest Park 150 166 181 363 Sectional (tenth) ‘Loogootee Invitational Golf 97 The LHS Golf Team listens to last minute instructions by Coach Phil Eyler. David Arvin heads to right field. The LHS Baseball team completed its 27-game season wtih 12 wins and 15 losses. The Lions lose eight seniors but have a nucleus of under classmen back for the 1987-88 season. Scott Wallace led in hitting with a .459 average. Andy Walker and Tony Nonte hit .417 and .333 respectively. Troy Trambaugh saw the most action of the pitching staff and had 6 wins, 6 losses and 1 save. Jay Henninger and Keith Wilcoxen watch the bat- ters from the dugout. Left to right, Row 1: Diamond Dolls, Leslie Doyle. Kim Mattingly, Wendy Summers, Angie Sutton, Becky Lannan. Stephanie Mangin. Row 2: Charlie Tedrow, David Arvin, Tony Nonte, Andy Walker, Ron Sheetz, Keith Wilcoxen, Troy Hembree. Row 3: Mark Elliott, student manager; Jay Henninger, student manager; Scott Arthur, Gary Love, Troy Trambaugh, Mike Sumner. Row 4: Keith Majewski, Jim Doyle, Scott Bullock, Jeff Eckerle, Scott Wallace. Mark Kemp. Row 5: Coach Craig Grow, Mark Sutton, Brad Howard, Cam Sheetz, Assistant Coach John Drake. 98 Baseball Senior player. Charlie Tedrow, enjoying his break Scott Wallace, sophomore, looks forward to from the game. next year’s season. Some of the team members sought shade beneath the trees. Ron Sheetz waits for his turn at bat. LHS OPPONENT 9 Winchester 2 2 Winchester 11 13 Springs Valley 1 4 North Daviess 1 1 6 North Daviess 1 13 South ridge 13 2 Vincennes Rivet 10 4 South Knox 5 7 Shoals 4 5 Barr Reeve 2 9 Paoli 8 3 Washington Catholic 4 6 Washington Catholic 3 6 Bedford NL 9 4 Bloomfield 6 5 Gibson Southern 6 5 Mitchell 6 3 Forest Park 2 8 Mitchell 3 0 Jasper 10 1 Northeast Dubois 11 13 Worthington 1 2 Washington 5 9 Pike Central 12 2 Vincennes Lincoln 7 1 South ridge 8 3 • North Daviess 4 Denotes sectional game Baseball 99 The Lion Legacy staff would like to thank all of the many people involved in making the publication of this yearbook possible. Patricia Wilson, Editor Congratulations Class of ’87 West Highway 50 Loogootee, IN 47553 295-3030 MARTIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Bill Strange—Vice County Chairman Bob Ziegler—Treasurer Marilyn Sipes—County Chairman Virginia Street—Secretary STATE FARM Spencer L Keller 104 E. 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Martin County's ONLY Daycare State Licensed 295-4700 Becky Carter Manager 'Paface 204 West Main Street Loogootee, IN 47553 812-295-3630 m R LIVESTOCK Daily Hog Market Monday through Friday 7:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Saturday 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. (WE NEED 500 SOWS PER WEEK AND 200 BOARS) FEEDER PIG SALE EVERY THURSDAY AT 2:00 P.M. Feeder Pig Manager Ted McAninch Phone 295-4161 Hog Market Manager Henry Cany Phone 295-3480 Home 321-2951 Ads 123 HBM Hoosier Business Machines, Inc. P.O. Box 751,707 Jackson Street Jasper, IN 47546 i ewvs KITCHGN Electronic Typewriters—Copy Machines—Electronic Cash Registers—Calculators—Electronic Scales—Paper Shredders—Time Clocks—Check Protectors SALES—SERVICE—SUPPLIES—RENTALS Phone 482-3736 HIGHWAY 50 W£ST LoocooTee n 47553 PHOfie 295-3600 Rue Bol photography oCoocjootee sa PHr j Zh. PfcMtfr SeutM (tyinafiuictic ELch While Copy Work i i SfU te cuuC Ttewe SetoeCC (2 UnofruicUc O cce R. R. Sax 32 A 99t 47553 5 2-295-2357 124 Ads (Compliments Oj? 2v. W. Q. 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Wagner Uim Wagner Ads 127 CONGRATULATIONS SGNIORS LliLrLlUU; liLLLt LLt JJ OLClULLlIIL: Lllullvll, LLl ttfc-ttLJt. mnvtin county TIRC BMTCRY Good-Year 295-2558 107 AMERICAN LGGION Avenue LOOGOOTGG, IN 47553 €H1WL W HIS HERS @fUD) [MI(Q)[ H[LH iV.' g ■I POA TIAC Beauty Salon Creative Hairstyling— Call 295-3926 Sun Tanning Systems Judy Stuffle—Stylist Nellie Chandler—Stylist Sissy Maryfield—Stylist HOMESTEAD dUNETIQN QF 231 RNIDSQ LJ JU 1 Zh, Z uta£d SeenUM Mwt EHNGRflTUbflTIQNS 1887 SENIORS Office 247-362 Best Wishes Brcm James P. Pcirier MX. And Office Staff Lccacctee Clinic S.E. First Street Phene 295-2812 LETT JOKES ATTORNEYS AT LAW 103 North Street P.O. Box 246 Loogootee, ■N 47553 Michael B. Lett Mark 3. Jones 3. David Lett BELL'S MARATHON Computer Wheel Balancing Automobile Repair Tires Batteries Brake Service Tune-Ups Exhaust Systems t i mpr MADATUnM FORMULA V DRUGS Costume Jewelry U.S. Highway 231 South Loogootee, IN 47553 295-2646 Seated t05 SvacuUvtUf 9 71 47553 295-3954 130 Ads P.v. GO� LADIES’ FASHION STORE 207 Broadway Highway 50 East Loogootee, IN 47553 295-4544 HILLER BUILDING SUPPLIES The Friendly Firm Phone 486-3219 JONES SONS FUEL CENTER CONVENIENCE STORE 295-4466 Highway 50, Loogootee, IN 47553 Open 24 Hrs. Owners: Steve, Chris, Derek Jones Ads 131 MARTIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU CREDIT UNION OFFICERS Gordon Bough, President John Butts, Vice President Maxine Reinhart, Secretary Treasurer CREDIT COMMITTEE Glenn McAtee Pershing Jones Guy Padgett DIRECTORS Gordon Bough Maxine Reinhart Mark Taylor Jerry V. Smith John Butts SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE Ruth Sallee Beryl Arvin Charlotte Meyer 295-3484 P.O. Box 183 Loogootee GREENWELL’S HARDWARE CO. INC. GREENWELLS Hli)WARE CO INC 1 DAIRY MASTER flirt . 50 L Congratulations From All Employees ELAINE'S BEAUTY SN0P R.R.1 L00GEH3TEE. IN 47553 FflQNE 205-3362 101 Charles Street Loogootee, Indiana 47553 Office: (812) 295-4000 Home: (812) 295-3820 O GOTEE OOD UABVCTl 307 East Broadway Loogootee, IN 47553 Phone 295-3823 Ads 133 «2)on 4uxier, ARVIN 0.2). CRUSHED 2t)octor Of Optometry STONE 102 Worth Spring Street Pick Up or Delivery Odon, Sf! 47562 P.O. Box 136 aCoogootee, 31f 47553 103 £ait Wain aCoogootee, 3W 47553 295-4515 • Crushed Stone • Motor Sand • Ag Lime • Fill Sand • Dolomite Lime • Gravel • Top Soil • 60 Ton Scale Service Junct. Hwy. 50 231 S. Loogootee Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7-5, Sat. 7-12 Phone: 295-4115 all the good food you want. BURGERS, CHICKEN, FISH, SALAD BAR, BREAKFAST I DINE IN • DRIVE THRU ■ CARRY OUT • CATERING Greg Nolan: Owner, Operator I 295-3134 U.S. Hwy. S. 50 231 Loogootee 134 Ads BUEHLER'S mws Strombolies Ham Pizza Cheese For Roast Beef Delivery Hoagie Steaks Call Tacos 295-4343 Salads HOURS Sunday 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Monday-Friday 7 A.M.-8 P.M. Saturday 7 A.M.-9 P.M. Hwy. SO West LOOCOOTEE AGENT: OFFICE 812-295-4782 BOB FOX HOME: 812-295-2782 TRIBUNE BEST WISHES TO THE CLRSS OF 1987 PHONE 295-2500 FQX INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. BOX 426 HWY. 50 W. LOOGOOTEE, IN 47553 DAIRY QUEEN open Jitzer funeral J4ome 300 Cli urc k St. 295-2100 aCoofiootee, ITIen and Boy’s Wear 213 J.F.K. Avenue Loogootee, IN 47553 Open 7 Days a Week Loogootee 295-4400 Shoals 247-2233 136 Ads r WM mmm MM