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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

Loogootee High School 201 Brooks Ave Loogootee, IN 47553 Loogootee High School 201 Brooks Avenue Loogootee, IN 47553 Volume 19 Tabic of Contents Seniors Underclassmen Activities Organizations Sports Ads 4 19 33 53 67 101 LHS Proudly Presents the 1987-88 LION LEGACY Lasting Moments Each start of a school year opens the door to fresh opportunities. Students begin with a new schedule, perfect attendance and a clean locker. Before long the days turn into routine and everyone lives for Fridays. During the winter, basketball games and snow days are foremost in students minds. Christmas break never lasts long enough and finals hit too soon after. The second semester is filled with springtime activities and unbelievably one more year is dismissed for summer. Somewhere between Labor Day and Commencement moments were made that shall never be forgotten. Since we can’t go back into the past nor stop the hands of time, only the memories that are stored within us can go on with us into the future. This year’s Lion Legacy has been made with these thoughts in mind. Although a whole year of memories can’t be placed in one book, hopefully, the highlights have been captured and can help to restore other moments as well. Remember the past, look to the future and live the present. MAKE THE MOMENTS LAST! Senior Terri Baugh shows off her newly acquired senior shirt. An unforgettable moment for all loud crowd members was the emotional thrill of winning the Washington Regional. 2 Making the sports moments last is Tamara Dunn Sophomore clarinets found practice makes perfect, operating the video camera. She has been behind the scenes at most games. 3 Senior guard, Brant Ackerman, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Skip Ackerman. Stefan Hohns, senior exchange student from West Germany, with Mr. and Mrs. Skip Atchison who were his hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Sellers with senior forward. Scott Sellers. SENIOR NIGHT On February 26, 1988, the class of ’88 was honored at the home basketball game featuring the Loogootee Lions against the Vincennes Lincoln Alices. Preceding the varsity basketball game, the senior basketball players, cheerleaders and their parents were introduced. Student council members, Dena Davis and Mindy Matheis presented the mothers a rose. Senior class officers displayed the senior board at that time. The Lionettes performed to “She’s a Little Runaway’’ at half time and the senior members of the squad were featured. Following the game, the class of ’89 sponsored a dance. The dance was held in the Elementary East Gym and music was provided by 106 WRTB. Senior guard, Troy Trambaugh, is the son of Mr and Mrs. Larry Trambaugh Senior forward, Scott Callison. is escorted by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wildman. 4 Senior cheerleader. Sherri Weisheit. is accompanied by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weisheit Julie Anderson.cheerleader, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don Grindstaff. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall escort Tera Allen, senior cheerleader Senior cheerleader. Trade Thompson, is pictured with her parents. Beverly Thompson and Gary Thompson 5 S-S-S-E-N-H-I-OR SENIORS! Senior guard, Terri Love, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Love. Ms. Patty Craig, is pictured with her daughter, senior forward. Sherri Groves. Senior forward, Terri Baugh, escorts her mother, Ms. Karen Smith. The senior Lionettes pictured during their last routine Wagler, Chris Mauder, Mindy Matheis and Jackie are: left to right. Bobbi Hunt, Kristi Arvin, Treva Burris. Chanley. Angie Walker, Talicia Combess, Renee 6 Commencement The Class of 1988 shared its last moments together amidst parents and friends. Graduation exercises were held May 27, 1988 at 8:00 p.m. in the high school gym. The processional was performed by the LHS Band under the direction of Mr. Ed Hamilton. Father James Lex gave the invocation. The chorus and band each made musical contributions. Following the speeches made by class valedictorian, salutatorian and officers, the class was presented with diplomas. The benediction was given by Father Lex. The class was attired in black caps and gowns with black and gold tassles. The girls carried yellow roses with teal and ivory ribbons. Valedictorian, Chris Mauder, speaking on self-respect. The salutatory address on happiness was presented by Julie Anderson. Proud to be walking in the recessional, with diplomas in hand, are the newest members of Loogootee High School Alumni. 7 The last performance for senior trumpet players. Sheri Weisheit, Kristi Arvin and Mike Sumner, was the Battle Hymn of the Republic. Ambition was the topic chosen by Robert Poehlein, class treasurer. 8 Memories Shared Together LOOGOOTEE HIGH SCHOOL % oaa @ - 988 Brant Thomas Ackerman Tera Lynn Allen ♦♦Julie Der Nell Anderson Kristine Kay Arvin ♦Carrol1 D. Bailey Terri Lynn Baugh Christin Margareta Bjork Lana Michelle Bradley Jennifer Lynn Brewer Lisa Ann Bridgewater Jacqueline Ann Burris Scott Steven Callison Treva Lyn Chanley Joe Christley Talicia Lee Combess Cong1e t on Davis Davis Delclaux Mare Draper 5 ichm i 1 1 e r Sic 4 mm James A Dena R. Kenny L Rodrigo Christ ine Ann James Dean E Kurt David Eichmiller Michel Dawn Elliott I Melissa Ann E rv i n Deanna Leo F hrman Troy Fullerton Angela Carmen Funk Sherri Lynn Groves Christopher Leo Haag Ja1ine P. Harder Jeffrey D. Harb onB Desiree Deneen Rodney J. Healy§|§ Kevin James Hembree] Stefan A. Hohns fleres a L. Hoi 1 away |Bret t Horn ing i S u e Hunt ♦♦♦Valedictorian Salutatorian ♦Honor Students ymi e M. Je t fe rs JeffTca R. Jones Misty Dawn Kerns Tracy L. Lannan Kelly Michelle Leighty Christine Louise Like Gary M. Love Terri M. i Love Je irey Chari Zoe Ann Mason Arm i nda C. Ma ♦♦♦Chrks t in a Daw Jeffrey Mitch Alan D. Neele ♦Robert Michae Charles E. Raney Scott K. Seal | Scott Allen S ;1 lers Lori Lea Simmpns Amy Rach e 1 1 e Mi?fri«; Todd Richard dty|gob Brandi Rae Ta I Tracie Lynn T ( Troy Michael R Joyce Elaine Ralph Samuel Jennifer Renee Wagler John Robert Wagler Angela Renae Walker Way ■ n a a y Denise Weisheit Lee West Bradley S. Williams Brian Joseph Williams ♦Patriiia Ann Wilson Kimbejly Edythe Ziegler Above Mindy Mat he is Julie And e r s on Kristi Arvin Robe rt Poeh1 e i n Pr i de n t ■ .. Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Eighty-eight Dave Horning and Bobbi Hunt were noted for having Alan Neeley and Renee Wagler were voted as having the biggest mouths. the prettiest hair Melissa Ervin and Gary Love were found to be the nosiest, which is one of our new categories. 10 Elite Julie Anderson and Brant Ackerman were voted as having the most school spirit. Angie Walker and Jeff Harbison were noted for always being late which is also a new category. Scott Sellers and Tera Allen were felt to be the most athletic. 11 SENIOR STARS Treva Chanley and Joe Christley were voted as “Most Talented” by members of their class. Jackie Burris was voted the “Woman's Libber” and Scott Callison as the Male Chauvinist of the senior class. •{? 12 The “Most Dependable” members of the senior class were Mike Sumner and Patricia Wilson. “Miss Legs” and “Mr. Bod” were Mindy Matheis and Troy Trambaugh. The “Friendliest category was won by Rich Swartzentruber and Lisa Bridgewater. 13 Trying to Kick That 12-Year Habit Joyce Truelove. Patricia Wilson. Robert Poehlein. Julie Anderson. Carroll Bailey, and Chris Mauder were rewarded for grade point averages above 3.6 with academic jackets. Rich Swartzentruber learning the art of dirty dishes in foods class. Breaking through the Senior Night hoop are Scott Callison and Scott Sellers, ready for the Vincennes Lincoln Alices. (Above) Mike Sumner officiating an intramural basketball game at the JFK Gym. Loogootee’s Lady Commandos: Amy Spencer. Jackie Burris. Lisa Bridgewater. Kristi Arvin. and Tracie Thompson armed and dangerous for the Halloween dance. 14 No alarm could wake up Scott Sellers during Sociology. Where was Ms. A? Brad Williams presents his case to the judge during the government mock trial. SENIOR MEMORIES 15 A Year in America Angela Funk lives with her parents Helmut and Brigitle Funk in Germany. Her visit to Loogootee began in August of 1987 and her host parents were Joe and Janice Henning. Angela participated in track, International Club and Spell Bowl while at LHS. Among her interests are swimming, volleyball, reading and traveling. When she returns to Germany she has two more years of school before going to college. Rodrigo Delclaux is from Madrid, Spain and the Veilleuxes wert his host family in Loogootee. While attending LHS he liked calculus and government classes. He enjoys playing basketball, pizza and ice cream. He has one brother, Jose and a sister, Anna. Sweden is the home of Christin Bjork. Christin has an older sister, Birgitta. While visiting Loogootee, Christin made her home with the Kerns family. Grammar and economics were her favorite classes at LHS. Her favorite activities are discos and traveling. Stefan Hohns came to Loogootee from West Germany where he has an older brother. He made his home with M M Skip Atchison in Loogootee. Stefan enjoyed being a member of the Lion basketball team and traveling the tournament trail. History and economics were his favorite classes. Stefan found Amish cooking to be most delectable. Having these four young people attend LHS was a very educational and enjoyable experience for the student body. Angela, Rodrigo, Christin and Stefan leave with us many wonderful memories. 16 Moments to Remember Some of the fondest memories of the Class of 1988 were the times that we discovered important parts of ourselves and experienced new emotions. We learned responsibility — to make a commitment and keep it, no matter how much time and dedication it required. At times we were worn down, but we always struggled to keep a constant pace. For some it was music or club activities. For others, it was a sport or two. Participants discovered a nonstop will that kept us going in a positive direction. We practiced whenever and wherever possible — always moving forward. The mental concentration and physical abuse reached new heights. We as seniors were all striving for similar personal goals. There were others of us, of course, who chose to be less involved in school. We were the ones who played the part of the dedicated employees. We worked long hours, received slave pay; but, nevertheless, we had a good time. Still there were times when no one could be catagorized. The times were those when we all gathered for a celebration, for a special picture, or for the lack of anything better to do. On occasions like this, we learned about each other; we grew together and made memories. But all good things must come to an end. Here is where we say our farewells, the Class of 1988. Pictured top to bottom. Senior class officers are: Mindy Matheis, president; Julie Anderson, vice president; Kristi Arvin. secretary; Robert Poehlein. treasurer. May the future be everything f( L� hu6 htuM CoMjMH we want it to be, kJuujOl. A , £ . ( CU L3 yJj SjUUAj £ 2JL jrr Ot fltft hph v- C JU ft ithft tMxoW v¥w ' QxUjIh; bux, juyrLty T Xi Ulj '■f' i Jt.6 of our years together ( ofiO u i xn. .- i! 'ifXfAj OcwU; “ . C y™ f £ pU) C UX£irrxxJT)ojj tTr jijfckD (X) Cc 'd— -' J'i£Z$ stejUy'Sctrfc R.SMuas tfaL rf. W7i never be forgotten. Class of 1988 The Queen’s Court The 1987 Homecoming will always be remembered fondly by Renee Wagler. Left to right. Queen candidates: Renee, Angie, Sherri, Mindy and Julie. Left to right, front row: Angie Walker. Sherri Groves. Eric Bradley, student council vice-president, gives Renee Wagler. Julie Anderson and Mindy Matheis. Queen Renee a congratulatory kiss as Brant Standing: Troy Trambaugh, Stefan Hohns, Brant Ackerman looks longingly. Ackerman. Scott Sellers and Scott Callison. Basketball Players Escort Stefan Hohns escorts Sherri Groves. Candidates Renee Wagler on the arm of Brant Ackerman High school students as well as alumni attended the Homecoming activities held on Friday. December 18. The festivities were more pleasant since the Loogootee Lions were victorious over the South Knox Spartans. The five senior basketball players escorted the Homecoming Queen candidates onto the basketball court between the junior varsity and varsity games. Eric Bradley, student council vice- president, crowned Renee Wagler the 1987-88 Homecoming Queen. Following the crowning ceremony, Renee threw the game ball to Scott Arthur who in turn made the traditional first basket. A dance sponsored by student council was held at the Elementary East Gym. Danny Wayne from WRTB was the disc jockey. Danny dedicated “Lady In Red” to Queen Renee. Julie Anderson and Scott Sellers enjoy the spotlight. Scott Callison cautiously escorts Mindy Matheis. J Angie Walker and her escort Troy Trambaugh pose for photo. 17 Times to Remember Testing acids on jean material was Tricia Williams’s experiment in chemistry II for the science fair. This class was found in need of Therapy, a game which asked the students psychological questions about themselves and each other. Some freshmen girls added to the spirit of the Semi state pep session with their own version of a rap ” Pictured in shades are Nikki Wagler. Dawn Mathies. Aimee Kieffner. Lynn Wagner, and Kim Wagler. Many appealing aromas were sent into the halls this year from the foods room. Seniors, Tera Allen and Jaymie Jeffers enjoyed baking cinnamon rolls in the advanced foods class. 18 JAZZY JUNIORS Jackie Arvin and Mykle Patterson help to raise money for the 1988 Prom by working in the concession stand 20 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 Jennifer Bullock Shannon Burris Brenda Byrer Treshia Cannon Chris Carrico Tom Carrico Tina Crays Angela Cummins Brian Dant Krissy Denny Tiffany Dishong Mickey Doane Far left picture: Phil Todd taking orders at the basketball concession stand. Cathy Mudd does her bit for the junior class by pouring drinks. Jim Doyle Leslie Doyle Tammy Dunn Mark Elliott Tina English Missy Ervin Phil Eyler Tony Fish Bridget Graber Bob Harder Dee Dee Helderman Michele Heironimus Alicia Hembree Byron Hoffmann Stephanie Holt Scott Hunter Amber Inman Kim Jeffers Jason Jones Mark Kemp Becky Lannan Jason Lundy Krista McAtee Mike McAtee Brent McCloskey 21 Class of 1989 Juniors take it easy! Stephanie Mangin Keith Majewski Alicia Mathies Kim Mattingly Lynn Mattingly Joe Melton Mike Milligan Barbara Mitchell Chadd Mosby Cathy Mudd Angela Pannell Bridget Parker Leah Parsons Mykle Patterson Amy Poehlein Mike Quick Tony Raney Terri Resler Jeannie Richard Shannon Richer Susan Sager Pat Schitter J. D. Simmons Steve Smith Cindy Strange 22 Junior class officers, left to right: Stephanie Mangin. secretary; Eric Bradley, vice president; Jo Dee Swartzentruber. president; Scott Arthur, treasurer. Wendy Summers Angie Sutton Jo Dee Swartzentruber Stephanie Taylor Kim Tinkle Phil Todd Lora Truelove Bob VanHoy Wanda Wadsworth Scott Wallace Melissa Wilcoxen Julie Wildman Angela Wilkerson Tricia Williams Randall Willis Michelle Wilson Stacy Wininger Jim Woody Robbie Young Jason Ziegler Laura Ziegler 23 SILLY SOPHOMORES Karen Street and Janet Wilson help with their class project by taking money at the chili supper. Jesse Allen Lori Arvin Mary Arvin Amy Bateman Tim Bauer April Beard Danny Berry Jennifer Blackwell Renee Blair Michelle Bowling Brian Bradley Clint Bruner Scott Bullock Christie Burris Rod Carrico Tammy Clark Garrick Cooper Paul Crew Jodi Crowder John Davidson Alice Dawson Scott Diamond Jeff Doyle Jill Doyle Jeff Eckerle Mike Elliott J. D. Flynn David Gregory Bob Grasham Brian Grindstaff Mikki Harper Heather Heliums Allen Henninger Valerie Holland Amy Horsting Brad Howard Nikki Hunt Eddie Kerns Jennifer Lagle Kenny Legg Kim Leighty Becky Melton Tony Morrison Jeff Nonte Kara Nonte Amy Norris Davida Osborn Phil Overton Denise Parsons Michelle Parsons 25 Class of 1990 Chris Rushing works a crossword puzzle as part of his computer literacy assignment. Picture at far right: Jesse Allen (left) and Rod Carrico get dishpan hands while working at the sophomore chili supper. Paula Porter David Qualkenbush Melissa Quiller Jill Raney Marlin Raney Amy Reeves Kim Rogers Chris Rushing Jama Schitter Shelly Searl Cam Sheetz Jason Smith Kristine Smith Karen Street Monica Stuckey Jenny Stuffle Jody Stuffle Krista Summers Mark Sutton Mike Swartzentruber Cindy Taylor Artie Terry Michelle Tingley Matt Titzer Tina Truelove 26 Upper left picture: Kim Rogers (left) and Renee Blair work together on their earth science assignment. Upper right picture: John Davidson carefully uses the band saw in woods class Jackie Veilleux Scott Wilcoxen Clint Williams Janet Wilson Mary Arvin (left) enjoys lunch with Krista Summers (center) and Davida Osborn At left: Sophomore class officers (top to bottom) Brad Howard, treasurer; Kristine Smith, secretary; Michelle Bowling, vice-president; Nikki Hunt, president. 27 FIESTY FRESHMEN Freshmen at work in biology class. David Abel Jennifer Anderson Amy Arvin Brian Arvin Carrie Arvin Regina Arvin Todd Arvin Donna Beard Kristi Blackwell Jeff Bowling Lucinda Braun Brian Byrd Amy Combess Hope Combess Shawn Consley Jennifer David Stacy Dove George Dunn Jon Eckerle Ida Fisher 28 Karen Fletcher Kathy Fletcher Kenny Frye Kent Greenwell Jason Gregory Left to right: Jason Gregory. Chad Wade. Kent Searl and George Dunn take a time out from physical education class. Trevor Guy Aaron Hedrick Scott Heironimus Tracy Heliums Roger Hembree Ryan Hoffman Steve Holder Nina Horsting Susan Hurd Heather Inman Melissa Jones Brandy Kelley Aimee Kieffner Johnny Lagle Aaron Lents Michelle Lents Pat Lents Billy Like Melissa Littrell Julie McAtee Heather Mason Dawn Mathies Lisa Mattingly Chris Norris Melissa Resler 29 Class of 1991 Every freshman has the pleasure of P. E. Picture at far right: Hope Combess and Jennifer Anderson were only two members of the Loud Crowd. Tressa Resler Carrie Rutledge Lisa Sanders Eric Seals Kent Searl Wesley Simmons Kelly Stockinger Christine Strange Denise Stucky Leslie Summers Travis Summers Donna Taylor Rogetta Tedrow Patrick Todd Courtney Veilleux Don Venters Chad Wade Amy Wagler Brian Wagler James Wagler 30 John Wagler Kim Waglerr Nikki Wagler Lynn Wagner Will Walker These five freshmen are really concentrating while typing business letters. Regena West Amber Winkler Lisa Witt Brooke Wolfe Keri Woods Freshmen girls really enjoy playing prison ball in P. E class Starting at the top and going clock wise Freshmen class officers are: Nikki Wagler. president; Leslie Summers, treasurer; Kim Wagler. vice president; Heather Inman, secretary. 31 GOOD TIMES at L.H.S. Mr. Overall teaching Karate to the freshmen boys’ physical education class. Brian Wagler studying hard. Scott Arthur and Eric Bradley with the Larry Bird autographed basketball which was raffled to help raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom Jeff Eckerle and Kara Nonte “working hard or “hardly working in computer lit class. 32 AotMUei Night of Honor The Loogootee High School Annual Award Night, hosted by the student council, was held on Monday, May 23. Brant Ackerman, student council president, was the master of ceremonies. Medals for academic achievement and scholarships from the Loogootee Scholarship Trust were presented by Mr. Terry Hasler and Mr. Ira Clark. Miss Ann Ackerman and Mrs. Anne Oser presented 1987-88 student council medals. Entertainment was provided by Leslie Doyle, Davida Osborn, Randall Willis and Jackie Veilleux. Randal! Willis and Davida Osborn entertained the audience with In My Dreams. 34 Tresse Resler receives her physical education award from Principal Ira Clark as announced by Terry Hasler. LANGUAGE ARTS MATHEMATICS 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 11 Literature 11 _ Literature 12 Literature 12 Adv. Etymology Speed Adv. Comp Julie McAtee Kenny Frye Tim Bauer Janet Wilson Jill Doyle Chris Bruner Christin Bjork Teresa Holla way Tracy Lannan Nikki Wagler Jon Eckerle Janet Wilson Michelltf Bowling Mike Milligan Jo Dee Swartzentruber Terri Baugh Tracy Lannan Tammy Dunn Stephanie Mangin Renee Wagler Stefan Hoehns FOREIGN LANGUAGE French I French II French III Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III George Dunn Tracy Lannan Tammy Dunn Angela Funk Krista McAtee Stephanie Mangin HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Driver Ed Phys Ed Phys Ed Phys Ed Health Health Health Health Substance Abuse Substance Abuse Substance Abuse Substance Abuse HS Band FR Band Chorus Madrigals Tim Bauer Kenny Frye Jama Schitter Rod Carrico Brian Grindstaff Chris Norris George Dunn Jeff Bowling Tresse Resler Brian Grindstaff Davida Osborn Jama Schitter Janet Wilson Jill Doyle Christin Bjork Janet Wilson Jama Schitter FINE ARTS Kim Jeffers Mark Kemp Brant Ackerman Jaymie Jeffers Stephanie Mangin Kim Wagler Krista Summers Terri Resler BUSINESS EDUCATION Accounting Accounting Business Math Business Law Personal Keyboard Personal Keyboard Keyboard I Keyboard II Alicia Mathies Patricia Wilson Terri Love Joyce Truelove Brenda Byrer Kenny Frye Jennifer David Terri Resler General Math Basic Algebra Algebra I Algebra II Plane Geometry Adv. Unified Math COMPUTERS Comp Literacy Comp Literacy Comp Literacy Comp Applications Comp Applications Physical Science Earth Science Basic Biology Biology Biology Chemistry I Chemistry II Physics SCIENCE ♦ r SOCIAL STUDIES Career Ed Career Ed World History U.S. History U.S. History U.S. History Sociology Economics Am Gov’t Am Gov’t Current Issues Current Issues Psychology Psychology HOME ECONOMICS Child Dev Home Furnishings Family Relations Clothing 1 Clothing 111 Foods 1 Foods I Foods II Foods Food� II Foods III Independent Living Independent Living Drafting B Drafting B Drafting Wood 1 Wood II B Wood B Wood Metals B Metals B Metals Power Mechanics B Power Mech B Power Mech m INDUSTRIAL ARTS Billy Like Nina Horsting George Dunn Brenda Byrer Michelle Bowling Chris Mauder Christin Bjork Jama Schitter J. D. Flynn Patricia Wilson Scott Wallace Allen Henninger Cindy Taylor Susan Hurd Lynn Wagner George Dunn Michelle Bowling Brenda Byrer Julie Anderson Michelle Bowling Becky Melton Julie Anderson Brenda Byrer Stefan Hoehns Alicia Mathies Bob Poehlein Renee Wagler Brant Ackerman Patricia Wilson Jackie Burris Stefan Hoehns Stephanie Mangin Amy Poehlein Karen Street Susan Sager Terri Baugh Jackie Veilleux Jaymie Jeffers Cindy Strange Rod Carrico Terri Baugh Bobbi Hunt Jaymie Jeffers Jennifer Brewer Michelle Tingley Mark Kemp Tim Bauer Sheri Weisheit Lynn Mattingly Jeff Harbison Paul Crew Will Walker Tim Bauer John Wagler Kent Greenwell Scott Sellers J. D. Simmons Ryan Hoffman 35 LHS Achievers On March 17, 1988, the Loogootee High School Academic Teams traveled to Forest Park High School to participate for the second year in the Blue Chip Conference Competition. LHS Math team placed second and the fine arts and science teams placed third. District competition was held April 12 at Jasper, Indiana. Nineteen teams competed in their division which was based on enrollment. The Fine Arts, Math and Science teams placed second in their division and the English team placed third. The LHS mathematic wizards, Chris Mauder. Clay Armstrong and Robert Poehlein, discuss why they placed second at the Blue Chip Conference Competition. Stephanie Mangin, Robert Poehlein and George Dunn eye their well-deserved ribbons in the science competition. Fine arts team members, Deanna Fuhrman, Jaline Harder and Tamara Dunn, are being congratulated on their second place finish. 36 Several of the academic team members relax before the Blue Chip Conference competition. English team members. Becky Melton. Tamara Dunn and Janet Wilson, anxiously await their third place ribbons. A view of the district competition held in the Jasper gymnasium. Academic teams members were: Jaline Harder, Deanna Fuhrman, Stefan Hoehns, Chris Mauder, Robert Poehlein, Angela Cummins, Leslie Doyle, Stephanie Mangin, Tamara Dunn, Clay Armstrong, Pat Schitter, Janet Wilson, Becky Melton, George Dunn. Advisers for the teams were: Mr. Joe Williams, math; Mrs. Anne Oser, English; Mrs. Annette Sieb and Mr. Rick Graves, fine arts; Mr. Victor Hurm, science. Mr. Craig Grow was the social studies team adviser and chairperson. Compliments of Loogootee Education Association 37 Winners From LHS Four students in the science department were awarded prizes in the Science Fair held on March 8, 1988 at Crane Naval Weapons Support Center. Loogootee also received a participation award for having a large number of experiments entered along with the four award winners. Fifteen area schools competed in the Science Fair in their choice of twelve categories. Loogootee was represented by nineteen high school students, some junior high students, and Mrs. Johnson. 1988 marked the first year for LHS to have a spell bowl team. This was also only the third year for this kind of competion in Indiana. LHS proved to have much spelling talent by placing 1st in the team’s conference meet at Forest Park High School. Tecumseh High School held the Southwestern Indiana Area Meet on October 15. Once again LHS pulled away with a 1st place rating. The team advanced to the State Spell Bowl Meet in Indianapolis held on November 14 and the Loogootee High School Spellers placed second. Science Fair winners are pictured left to right: Alicia Mathies, Deidra Dant, Brenda Byrer and Mike McAtee. Left to right, front row: Jill Raney, Tamara Dunn, Janet Wilson, Mr. Craig Grow, Angela Funk, Becky Melton, Leslie Doyle. Back row: Amy Reeves. Mike Sumner, Jason Lundy. Stefan Hohns, Chris Carrico, Brian Williams, George Dunn, Stephanie Mangin. Boys’ and Girls’ State This year’s Hoosier Boys’ and Girls’ State candidates sitting left to right are: Scott Wallace, Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Tamara Dunn and Patrick Schitter. Alternates are standing left to right: Phil Eyler, Alicia Mathies, Stephanie Mangin and Scott Arthur. These juniors will travel to Indiana State University in June to attend sessions on the operations of local, state and national government. '«'ll f Robert Poehlein was the 1987-88 Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen from Loogootee High School. His selection was based on leadership, good citizenship and service. Robert will also represent Martin County at the state level where winners are awarded scholarships. DAR Good Citizen 39 Choral Music The Loogootee High School Chorus hosted concerts on October 29, 1987 and May 19, 1988. Fund rasiers for the school year were selling food items and decorative tins. District Solo and Ensemble Contest was held January 30 at Bloomington North High School. Those qualifying for state contests were Ralph Truelove and Randall Willis. The annual chorus award went to Krista Summers. The Madrigal Dinner was held December 12 and 13 in the Loogootee High School Cafeteria. Terri Resler was the Madrigal award winner for 1987-88. Jessica Jones and Ralph Truelove perform a duet at the spring concert. Left to right. Row 1: Jennifer Blackwell. Amy Combess. Michelle Parsons. Denise Parsons. Melissa Jones. George Dunn. Phil Todd. Mikki Harper. Jill Doyle. Lori Simmons. Row 2: Travis Summers. Don Venters. Wendy Summers. Aimee Kieffner. Alicia Hembree. Krissy Denny. Kerri Woods. Don Mullins. Billy Like. Leslie Doyle. Deanna Fuhrman, Amy Horsting, Lori Arvin. Row 3: Pat Todd. Brian Bird. Jama Schitter. Jackie Veilleux, Treva Chanley, Krista McAtee, Brandy Kelley, Tom Potts. Brad Howard. Jason Gregory. Shawn Consley, Denise Stuckey. Angie Sutton. Terri Resler. Row 4: Rick Ayers. Randall Willis. Roger Hembree. Julie McAtee, Davida Osborn, Jessica Jones, Missy Ervin, Jackie Arvin, Wes Simmons, Courtney Veilleux. Ralph Truelove. Mykle Patterson. Kim Jeffers, Jaline Harder. Mary Arvin. 40 Keri Woods, Julie McAtee and Angie Sutton rehearse for their part in the musical. Bye Bye Birdie. Senior chorus members, seated: Deanna Fuhrman, Lori Simmons. Treva Chanley. Standing: Jessica Jones. Ralph Truelove, Jaline Harder. 41 Bear Down! The high school marching band performing in the 1987 Loogootee Christmas Parade. Under the direction of Ed Hamilton, both the varsity band and freshman band received first place ratings at contest on April 16, 1988 at Bedford (one judge gave the band a perfect score). A pizza party was held in celebration of the first place ratings. Seventeen seniors received band jackets. The pep band played at all of the home basketball games and entertained the community with both a fall and spring concert. Two fund raisers that were quite a success were cheese, sausage and candy sales and the annual magazine drive. Senior members of the LHS Pep Band playing at their last home basketball game. 42 Left to right. Row 1: Angela Cummins. Tina English, Trish Williams. Barbara Mitchell, Dee Dee Helderman, Amy Spencer. Jackie Burris. Kathy Bough. Becky Lannan. Shannon Burris, Janet Wilson, Michelle Parsons. Amy Bateman. Row 2: Kim Mattingly. Christi Burris. Davida Osborn. Heather Heliums, Karen Street, Renee Blair. Chris Mauder, Jennifer Brewer. Treva Chanley. Talicia Combess, Terri Baugh. Row 3: Kim Leighty. Nikki Hunt. Krista Summers. Alice Dawson. Michelle Bowling, Valerie Holland, Stephanie Mangin, Stacy Wininger. Shannon Richer, Amy Poehlein, Jennifer Bullock. Row 4: Susan Sager, J. D. Flynn, Brian Bradley. Clint Bruner. Kristine Smith. Jill Raney, Mike Sumner. Kristi Arvin, Sheri Weisheit. Row 5: Rhonda Barber, Mike McAtee, Bob VanHoy, Jeff Eckerle, Mike Swartzentruber. Mike Milligan. Terri Love, Scott Bullock, Jim Doyle. Row 6: Lori Simmons, Dena Davis, David Qualkenbush. Chadd Mosby, Tom Carrico, Brian Dant. Brent McCloskey, Brian Williams. Paul Crew. Row 7: Kim Rogers, Cathy Mudd, Stephanie Taylor. Leah Parsons. Brandi Taylor, Jeff Nonte, Chris Haag, Julie Anderson. Bob Harder, Mr. Ed Hamilton, director. LHS Band officers are: Julie Anderson, vice president; Chris Haag, president; Terri Love, secretary; Mike Sumner, treasurer. Freshmen Band Members pictured left to right. Row 1; Kim Wagler. Michelle Lents, Christine Strange. Kelly Stockinger, Regena West. Carrie Arvin. Row 2: Melissa Littrell. Nikki Wagler. Karen Fletcher. Kathy Fletcher. Amy Mercer. Lisa Sanders. Amy Arvin. Row 3: Amy Wagler. Nina Horsting. Heather Mason. Keri Woods. Dena Davis. Mr Hamilton Row 4: Trevor Guy. Jim Wagler. Row 5: Jim Doyle. Pat Lents. Kent Greenwell, Ida Fisher. Row 6: Aaron Hedrick. Jennifer Anderson. Chris Norris. Mr. Hamilton and his pet. Brian Bradley. Dena Davis and Lori Simmons playing their French horns. 43 Bye Bye Birdie Rose Alvarez. Wendy Summers, is ready for marriage to an English teacher, but Albert Peterson. Randall Willis, and his mother have other plans for his future. Completely swept off her feet by Conrad's promise of “One Last Kiss Kim MacAfee, Treva Chanley, and Ursula Merkle, Jaline Harder, sing their fan club’s theme song. The adults in Sweet Apple and Albert's mother found Conrad Birdie caused many problems among their teenagers. These concerned adults were Mrs. MacAfee. Deanna Fuhrman; Mrs. Merkle. Lori Simmons; Mrs. Peterson. Amy Horsting; Mr. MacAfee. Tom Potts; the mayor’s wife, Krista McAtee; and Missy Ervin. Spreading news throughout Sweet Apple is hard work for one girl, so Helen, Julie McAtee, was just doing her share. 44 How much time and effort does it take to present a successful musical performance? Just ask Mrs. Arnett, the production staff, or any cast member in Loogootee High School’s presentation of Bye Bye Birdie. From the day of auditions until the first performance many tasks such as building sets, selling tickets, memorizing lines, practicing music, and finding costumes filled many hours for all those participating in the musical. Bye Bye Birdie opened to the public on April 28, 29, and 30 at 8:00 p.m. The cast also held a performance for elementary students on Wednesday afternoon. This two act musical was the story of a music writer’s dream of fame and fortune. His dream was almost dissolved when his young star is drafted to the army until he writes a goodbye song, “One Last Kiss. A special thanks goes to all who helped make the musical possible. Debbie Truelove assisted with the tickets and publicity along with helping cast members like Wendy Summers look their best on stage. Leah Parsons and Krista Summers were the accompanists for all the musical numbers. Conrad Birdie. Courtney Veilleux, singing Honestly Sincere along with his fans and managers at Penn Station. 45 Beware Prince Charles Princess Di “I Won’t Forget You.” All the juniors, seniors and underclassmen who attended the 1987-88 Junior-Senior Prom will probably always remember May 14, 1988 for one reason or another. Following the grand march, the couples traveled to the Crane Officer’s Club for an evening of dining and dancing. Music was provided by WRTB. After being prim and proper for an evening, everyone hurried home to change into jeans and jams for post prom where all played games and had a chance to win neat prizes like the 13 color television won by Jay Henninger. LHS Prom Royalty: Prince Bob VanHoy. Princess Jennifer Bullock, King Chuck Raney and Queen Dena Davis. Bob VanHoy is a prince of a guy; but when it comes to putting on crowns, he needs a little help. Junior class vice president, Eric Bradley, enjoys one of the fringe benefits of his office. 46 Bob VanHoy, Heather Inman. Aimee Kieffner and Mike McAtee stop dancing long enough to catch their breath and to pose for a picture. Brenda Byrer on the arm of Scott Wilcoxen pose for pictures during the grand march. I Won’t Forget You 47 PROM 1988 Viola! The finished product! Juniors admire the results of all their efforts. “Let the good times roll,” says Kevin Hembree. Cutting, taping, wiring and gluing went on late into the night. Tom Carrico and Trish Williams display their remarkable bikemanship. 48 Outside the Halls of LHS Eighteen students left the confines of Loogootee High School to travel to various locations for vocational instruction. Cosmetology classes were held in Washington and attended by seniors Misty Kerns, Teresa Holloway, and Kim Ziegler and juniors Treshia Cannon, Kim Tinkle and Stacy Wininger. Juniors, Byron Hoffman and Phil Todd participated in the Agriculture program at Barr-Reeve. Health Occupations allowed students to learn entry level skills in the field of health care. Chris Draper, Kevin Hembree, Chris Like, Amy Spencer and Tracie Thompson gained experience in area hospitals and nursing homes. Auto Mechanics training provided hands on experience for Rob Young, Jim Woody, and Scott Arvin. Home repairs will be simple chores for Gary Love and Dave Horning after assisting in the construction of a two-story home. Tearing into the engine of a car are Scott Arvin and Jim Woody. Auto mechanics was offered at Washington. Checking the blood pressure of a “dummy” was just one of the first steps in training the Health Occupation students to care for ill people. Tracie Thompson. Amy Spencer. Chris Draper. Kevin Hembree, and Chris Like work in the classroom as well as health care agencies. Gary Love and Dave Horning spent part of their senior year helping construct a home on Washington’s Dogwood Drive. 49 Good Help Is Hard to Find but the principal’s office has a wealth of good help! The student office workers’ jobs are to answer phones, pick up attendance, run errands, sell school supplies, type bulletins, serve as receptionists and do numerous other tasks. It would not be humanly possible to operate the principal’s office without the assistance of volunteer students. Jennifer David takes a message. 50 Legacy Writers The whole staff worked together to get the job done. Making the Moments Last was chosen as the theme of the ’88 yearbook. Many new ideas and improvements were made in the yearbook in several areas. Over $5,000 was raised by the staff through advertising sales. Photographers did very well in learning to meet the needs of other staff members. “It was a lot of work, but I enjoyed the whole year,” said Patricia Wilson, editor. Mrs. Armstrong, yearbook sponsor, was extremely helpful in making the yearbook a success. Angela Pannell trying to design the perfect layout. Left to right, sitting: Angela Pannell. Bridget Graber, Shannon Burris, Terri Baugh. Mindy Matheis, Kristi Arvin, Patricia Wilson, Jaymie Jeffers. Standing: Jennifer Jo Dee Swartzentruber. Brewer, Kim Mattingly, Clay Armstrong, Susan Sager, 51 Shhhhh . . . . . . say the librarians at Loogootee High School. These volunteers are responsible for checking books in and out, filing, taking book inventories, helping students locate books, etc. Mrs. Trout’s troops help maintain a studious environment throughout the day. Mrs. Trout looks in the resource files for students working on research papers. Jodie Crowder files book cards while Chadd Mosby does homework. Left to right, seated: Deanna Fuhrman. Patricia Wilson, Chris Mauder, Julie Anderson. Jaline Harder. Treva Chanley, Mrs. Karla Trout. Row 2: Lana Bradley. Jennifer Brewer, Talicia Combess, Renee Wagler, Bobbi Hunt, Jeannie Richard, Mike Sumner, Robert Poehlein, Brian Williams. Row 3: Laura Ziegler, Kim Ziegler, Terri Love, Sherri Groves, Angie Walker. Row 4: Keith Majewski. Chadd Mosby, Troy Trambaugh, Scott Callison. Brant Ackerman, Chris Haag. 52 Jo Dee Swartzentruber works on her model before the style show by French classes. Enthusiastic Loud Crowd members keep time while singing the school song. 54 From All Walks Left to right, bottom row: International Club Board, Angie Walker, Julie Anderson. Sherri Groves, Renee Wagler, Deanna Fuhrman, Lisa Bridgewater, Patricia Wilson, Wendy Summers. Row 2: Mrs. Wehr, Angela Funk, Christin Bjork, Michel Elliott. Jaline Harder, Jackie Burris, Kristi Arvin, Chris Mauder, Talicia Combess. Rodrigo Delclaux, Stefan Hoehns, Scott Sellers. Row 3: Mrs. Seib. Wanda Wadsworth, Alicia Hembree, Karen Blair. Jennifer Bullock. Amy Poehlein. Tamara Dunn, Leslie Doyle. Shannon Richer. Tiffany Dishong, Mykle Patterson. Krista McAtee, Brenda Byrer, Stephanie Mangin. Row 4: Stacy Wininger, Dee Dee Helderman, Barbara Mitchell. Julie Wildman, Rhonda Barber, Alicia Mathies. Jackie Arvin. Randall Willis, Clay Armstrong. Tina Crays. Angela Cummins. Row 5: Rod Carrico, Jesse Allen. Brian Grindstaff. Brad Howard. Matt Titzer, Jama Schitter, Amy Reeves. Kim Leighty. Michelle Bowling, Alice Dawson, Valerie Holland. Amy Horsting, Jennifer Lagle. Brooke Wolfe. Row 6: Karen Fletcher, Jennifer David. Nikki Wagler, Carrie Arvin, Kathy Fletcher, Kim Wagler. Kelly Stockinger. Cindy Taylor. Paula Porter, Becky Melton, Janet Wilson. Melissa Littrell. Row 7: Jason Gregory. Chad Wade, Travis Summers. Amy Arvin, Patrick Lents, Kenny Frye, Jeff Bowling. Trevor Guy. Courtney Veilleux, Donna Taylor, Kristi Blackwell. Lisa Sanders. Row 8: Christine Strange, Carrie Rutledge, Angela Funk, exchange student from Germany, joyfully wears a sombrero in Spanish class. Regena West. Amy Combess. Michelle Lents, Jennifer Anderson. Kent Searl. Jon Eckerle, George Dunn. Will Walker. Kent Greenwell. Pat Todd. Shawn Consley. The French students observed a special day in which a bean cake was served. Patrick Lents was “King for a Day.” 1987-88 was the first year for the International Club which combined the French Club and Spanish Club. Key chains were sold as the club’s only fund raiser. A Christmas party was held in the high school cafeteria with the pinatas from the Spanish classes as decoration as well as entertainment. At the end of the year, all the students traveled to the Inn of Four Winds for an ethnic dinner. The International Club was fortunate to have two German, one Spanish and one Swedish student this year as members and those students were presented with gifts before returning to their homelands. 55 Serving Our Community Row 1: Chris Draper, treasurer; Christine Like, president; Kevin Hembree, vice president; Ida Fisher. Row 2: Mr. Hurm, Tim Bauer, board member; Brian Arvin, board member; Keri Woods. Aimee Kieffner. Brandi Kelly. Not pictured was Alicia Hembree, secretary and board members Cathy Mudd and Cindy Strange. The Loogootee High School Octagon Club is sponsored by the Loogootee Optimists Club. Club members enjoyed a fine year with a number of activities. The annual summer trip to Opryland USA was filled with fun. An all night Rock-a-Thon called “Rock Around the Clock” (in rocking chairs) was held in the high school cafeteria. The members also sold Video- Magic coupon books as another fund raiser. The main activities are to undertake projects that help both school and community. Conducting Octagon club meeting, during activity period, are officers Kevin Hembree and Christine Like. Jennifer Brewer, Christine Like and Stephanie Holt slowed their pace considerably at their Rock-a-Thon. 56 Typing and More This year the Office Education Association hosted a luncheon during National Secretary’s Week. All the high school secretaries, secretaries from the superintendent’s office, and OEA members attended the luncheon that was prepared by the Foods III class. Care packages were given to all of the sectional teams as encouragement and a token of gratitude for the fine performances of the members. Running the concession stand at the baseball games was the only fund raiser for the school year. Officers were: Patricia Wilson, president; Alicia Hembree, vice-president; Angela Pannell, secretary; Terri Resler, treasurer. Paula Porter. Terri Resler and Heather Heliums are busy with a service project for Mr. Hasler. Left to right, seated: Lori Simmons. Dee Dee Helderman. Zoe Mason. Alicia Hembree. Angela Pannell. Patricia Wilson and Deanna Fuhrman. Standing: Heather Inman. Hope Combess. Aimee Kieffner. Ida Fisher. Lynn Wagner. Denise Stuckey. Tresse Resler. Jennifer David. Carrie Arvin. Nikki Hunt. Dawn Mathies. Bridget Graber. Julie McAtee, Heather Mason. Terri Resler. Jennifer Lagle. Susan Sager, and Paula Porter. 57 Future Homemakers The Future Homemakers had a new leader this year. Miss Jody Booth. The group enjoyed a variety of activities as well as performed several services. The young ladies enjoyed a Christmas party, made and sold Valentine Cookies for the student body, made cookies for the Student Council Student Exchange program, sponsored a successful prom dress sale, and hosted a Senior Banquet in May. FHA members, Melissa Ervin, Terri Baugh, Sherri Groves. Talicia Combess and Amber Inman observe a meat cutting demonstration at Lanny's Red White Store. Melissa Ervin watches as FHA President, Terri Baugh, checks on a cake. 58 Left to right, row 1: Terri Baugh, president; Terri Love, vice president; Zoe Mason, treasurer; Brandi Taylor, secretary. Row 2: Jennifer Brewer, Jaymie Jeffers, Talicia Combess, Sherri Groves. Angie Walker, Cindy Strange. Row 3: Miss Booth. Teresa Way, April Beard, Angela Wilkerson, Stacy Dove, Jessica Jones. Monica Stuckey, Cathy Mudd. LHS Artists Row 1: Mr. Graves, Jaymie Jeffers. Alan Neely, Tera Allen. Row 2: Melissa Ervin, Jessica Jones, Scott Sellers, Mark Sutton. Row 3. Chuck Raney, Rich Swartzentruber. Jeff Harbison, Jeff Lyon. Brad Williams, Kurt Eichmiller. Row 4: Amy Norris, Melissa Jones. Marlin Raney. Mark Kemp, Zoe Mason. Kim Jeffers. Row 5: Leslie Summers, Dee Dee Harlow. Jerry West, Scott Arvin, Rob Young, Scott Hunter, Jeremy Breeden. Row 6: John Davidson, Tony Fish, Eddie Kerns. Row 7: Jason Smith, Jeff Nonte, David Qualkenbush, Rod Tinkle. Scott Diamond. Many art students designed signs supporting the boys basketball team during the tournament season. Jaymie Jeffers and Lana Bradley helped to paint this sign which was displayed on the square in Loogootee. Mr. Graves, the art teacher, caught resting between periods on another busy day. 59 Let’s Dance The Lionettes began a successful 87-88 season with a sweepstakes trophy for excellence at the summer camp. They did nine halftime shows, both boys and girls games, using many different costumes and props. In addition, they competed in the Evansville Ace-ette Clinic, marched in the Christmas parade, hosted a dance clinic for Loogootee girls, and performed routines and skits for the tournament pep rallies. Captains, Talicia Combess and Angie Walker, did an outstanding job of guiding the group in its many activities this year. Karla Trout, the Lionette sponsor, spent many hours organizing practice sessions and helping with the routines. She deserves a lot of credit for the success of her group. Treva Chanley and Alicia Mathies dance to I Saw Mamma Kissing Santa Clause” by John Cougar Mellencamp in the Christmas routine. Left to right. Row 1: Wendy Summers. Renee Wagler. Angie Walker. Talicia Combess. Amy Arvin, Bobbi Hunt. Row 2: Alicia Mathies. Treva Chanley, Chris Mauder. Kristi Arvin. Jackie Burris. Leslie Doyle. Row 3: Davida Osborne. Kim Leighty. Michelle Bowling. Alice Dawson, Mindy Matheis. Stephanie Mangin Senior Lionettes, Renee Wagler, Chris Mauder. Jackie Burris and Mindy Matheis. performing their last routine during Senior Night. 60 Hearts to Feet FCA Has It Covered Busy, busy, busy . . . FCA members were kept on their toes this school year. Mr. Craig Grow, sponsor, and the FCA officers organized several interesting activities for the club to take part in. A free throw a-thon was held to raise money for the cancer society. Many members enjoyed traveling to see the Christian rock group Petra in concert. Elementary students were treated to a Christmas party. The boys basketball team volunteered to have their feet in a sweet feet competition; it was a very successful fund raiser for FCA. Some club members visited Indiana University on FCA Day, April 17, 1988. A pop bottle drive was also held in the spring to help cover the costs of FCA conferences. FCA usually met once a month during the school year to conduct meetings and to have a great deal of fun. The club is open to any one who would like to become a member, whether an athlete or not. “Happy Valentine’s Day to You Stefan.’’ in FCA President. Mike Sumner’s own version. Many students were serenaded on Valentine’s Day by a number of FCA’s talented musicians. Sweet Feet. Scott Wallace was choosen by the student body of LHS to have the best looking feet on the basketball court without shoes. Row 1 Mike Sumner. President; Kristi Arvin. Treasurer; Lori Simmons. Secretary. Scott Wallace. Vice President. Row 2: Shelly Elliot. Amy Spencer. Jackie Burris. Trade Thompson. Angie Walker. Julie Anderson. Sherri Groves. Deanna Fuhrman. Ralph Truelove. Susan Sager. Jeff Lyon. Scott Sellers. Mark Sutton. Brian Williams, Joyce Truelove Row 3 Stacy Winninger. Dee Dee Helderman. Barbara Mitchell. Julie Wtldman, Rhonda Barber. Leslie Doyle. Kathy Bough. Brenda Byrer. Stephanie Mangin. Jo Dee Swartzentruber. Terri Resler. Denise Parsons. Kara Nonte. Row 4 Pat Schitter. Bob VanHoy. Brad Williams. Phil Eyler. Clay Armstrong. Robert Poehlein. Jim Congleton. Chris Haag. Stefan Hohns, Janet Wilson. Lort Arvin. Becky Melton Row 5: Lynn Wagoner. Dawn Mathies. Nikki Hunt. Jama Schitter. Amy Reeves. Kim Leighty. Alice Dawson. Michelle Bowling. Renee Blair. Karen Street. Trevor Guy. Courtney Veilleux. Row 6; Jennifer Blackwell. Jill Doyle. Krista Summers. Jill Raney. Davtda Osborn. Michelle Parsons. Christy Burns. Kim Rogers. Mike Elliot. Todd Arvin. Aaron Lents Row 7 Heather Mason. Julie McAtee. Tresse Resler. Demse Stuckey. Stacy Dove 61 If You’re Going Drink Like a Fish SWIM, DON’T DRIVE Thanks to Mr. Terry Hasler and the SADD group at LHS, students are saying “No” to drinking and driving. Some of the SADD activities for the 1987-88 school year were voting on the ugliest car and a pre-prom window display on the affects of driving while drinking. One of the highlights of the year was having Chris Haag make a commercial for Students Against Drinking and Driving which appeared on WTWO-TV. The 1987-88 SADD officers were: Chris Haag, president; Alicia Mathies, vice president; Kristi Arvin, treasurer; Bobbi Hunt, secretary. Alicia Mathies, Kristi Arvin and Bobbi Hunt pose with Marion County Prosecutor at the Don’t Drive Drunk convention. Terri Baugh, Chris Haag and Kristi Arvin presented a film and talk against drinking and driving to the fourth grade students. Left to right. Row 1: Chris Mauder. Talicia Combess. Sherri Groves. Lisa Bridgewater. Deanna Fuhrman. Jaline Harder. Renee Wagler. Jackie Burris. Amy Spencer. Tracie Thompson. Julie Anderson. Sheri Weisheit. Mike Sumner. Row 2: Michelle Elliot. Kim Jeffers. Chris Draper. Alicia Hembree. Tina English. Melissa Resler. Julie McAtee, Tresse Resler, Lisa Mattingly Row 3: Rhonda Barber. Stacy Wininger. Angie Sutton. Karen Blair. Lynn Mattingly. Lora Truelove. Tiffany Dishong. Shannon Richer. Lori Arvin. Paula Porter. Dawn Mathies. Aimee Kieffner. Lynn Wagner Row 4 Barbara Mitchell. Julie Wildman. DeeDee Helderman. Christi Burris. Kim Rogers. Nikki Hunt. Amy Reeves. Kim Leighty, Michelle Bowling, Alice Dawson. Heather Mason. Donna Beard Row 5: Tammy Dunn. Kim Mattingly. Shannon Burris. Becky Lannan. Amy Poehlein. Jennifer Bullock. Keri Woods. Lisa Witt. Billy Like. David Abel Row 6: Brian Williams. Robert Poehlein. Rod Healy, Scott Callison. Kenny Frye. Jeff Bowling. Jon Eckerle. Mike Elliot. Todd Arvin. Brent McCloskey. Bob Harder Row 7: Mr. Hasler. Alicia Mathies. Chris Haag. Kristi Arvin. 62 Council Contributions The 1987-88 student council’s accomplishments were many. Sponsoring a child from Ecuador with financial contributions from the student body and corresponding with him was a new project for the group. Placing an entry in the Loogootee Christmas Parade and providing activities and refreshments for students during final exam week were also new projects for the year. The council continued with an exchange program involving Bloomington, Vincennes Lincoln and Washington High Schools. Christmas decorations added to the spirit of the season and were appreciated by the students. The traditional Homecoming activities were also the responsibility of the LHS student council as well as the spring academic awards program. A party hosted by the sponsors was the final fling for the group. The student council entered its float in the Loogootee Christmas Parade. Santa, student council members and children of the community helped depict the theme. Left to right, seated: Ann Ackerman, sponsor; Eric Bradley, vice-president. Brant Ackerman, president; Mindy Matheis. treasurer; Julie Anderson, secretary; Anne Oser. sponsor Front to back, far left: Jim Wagler. Nikki Wagler. Kim Wagler. Heather Inman. Julie McAtee. Will Walker. Second row: Christie Burris, Nikki Hunt. Kristine Smith, Amy Reeves. Michelle Bowling. Brad Howard. Third row. Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Leslie Doyle. Angie Sutton. Stephanie Mangin. Chad Mosby. Far right: Dena Davis. Terri Baugh. Jim Congleton. Compliments of Dr. Larry Sutton 404 JFK Avenue Loogootee, IN 47553 295-3124 63 All Thru the Sectional, Regional, Semi-state Everyone, young and old, joined in the fun of three weeks of spirit activities. All fans were very proud that their team made it to the IHSAA semi-state. All of Loogootee anxiously awaited the outcome of each Saturday game during March. Posters, chants, pep sessions, radio spots and t-shirts were the rules not the exceptions for many Lion fans. Mr Biggs' poems gained him a pie in the face. NO SCHOOL MONDAY! The competition for the regional beauty pageant was extraordinary to say the least. Scott Sellers wins the title of Mr. Cool” for sitting on the ice longer than any other senior ballplayer. On Crazy Day, Julie Anderson's hair was found standing on end. 64 The 1988 Loudddddd Crowdddddd Mr. Tim Walker, the Loud Crowd sponsor, is pictured with the large number of members. with all the other Loud Crowd members and showed their support for the Junior varsity cheerleaders stood LIONS. This year’s Loud Crowd was an exceptionally enthusastic group. They cheered their way to Terre Haute and the semi state. Painted faces, funny hats, and a variety of boastful tee-shirts told opposing fans how Loud Crowd members felt about their LIONS. The membership, Mr. Walker, the mascot and cheerleaders are to be congratulated on their fine efforts. The Lion Mascot. Eric Bradley, takes a breather from his responsibilities. 65 Cheering All the Way to Semi State The cheerleaders worked hard this year and showed a lot of enthusiasm while trying to get the fans involved in the games. They went the extra mile during the tournament season instilling the winning spirit in the Lion Pride. The alternate for the 87-88 season was Trish Williams and she did an outstanding job. Varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders make an “0” as they always spell out Lions prior to tip off time. Trish Williams, cheerleader alternate, cheered at all of the tournament games as well as when needed during the regular season. The varsity cheerleaders pictured at summer camp are: counter clockwise. Jama Schitter, Julie Anderson. Tera Allen. Trade Thompson. Sheri Weisheit, Nikki Hunt. Kristine Smith. Junior varsity cheerleaders left to right are: Dawn Mathies, Amy Horsting, Carrie Arvin, Aimee Kieffner. Jill Raney. 66 Color of Money Hits Mr. John Knepp and Mr. Ernie Martin gave their time and effort to see that rules were enforced at the 1987-88 Intramural Basketball sessions. Many young men were able to enjoy basketball and gain from the exercise and competition. The 1988 intramural league basketball champions were the green team. Pictured left to right: Travis Summers, Matt Ervin, Richard Swartzentruber, Rod Healy, and Robert Poehlein. Pay Dirt Richard Swartzentruber displays perfect form at the line. Chris Haag and Carroll Bailey rise to the occasion. KSETJSTmArLST in ,he lea9UC ROW 1: C 0 Eddie K- S 2 Congleion. 68 1st Place Champs Left Undefeated Forty girls completed the intramural volleyball season under the supervision of Miss Beth Butcha. During the six weeks of competition, six teams were narrowed down to the final two. The championship game was held on May 18 at the Elementary East gym. The team placing first was awarded individual trophies. Julie Wildman. Tina Crays. and Mykle Patterson all hope Barbara Mitchell is able to return the serve. These girls placed third in the tournament. The runner up team: Back row — Tammy Dunn. Patricia Wilson, Jo Dee Swartzentruber. Front row — Stephanie Mangin, Amy Poehlein, Shannon Richer. 1st place team: Sherri Groves. Denise Parsons. Mindy Mathies, and not pictured Jaline Harder. 69 Cross Country Team Has Up Hill Climb Left to right, kneeling: Bob VanHoy, Jeff Lyon, Rod Healy. Jim Congleton, Scott Sellers. Standing: Rich Swartzentruber, Robert Poehlein, Pat Lents, Coach Robert Bell, Chris Bateman. Alan Henninger. Scott Arthur. The Lions’ season had a few bright spots, but Chris Bateman’s star is shining overtime. Chris, only a sophomore was named the team’s MVP for the second consecutive season. Chris was also the only Lion to be named to the All Conference Team and was the Lions’ top finisher in the Daviess-Martin Meet. Jim Congleton, a three-year member, was the most improved runner. Pat Lents, alias KP, received the mental attitude award. Chris Batemen, two time MVP and Blue Chip All Conference, shows his perfect form at the conference meet. Lions. Rich Swartzentruber. Rod Healy (55) and Chris Bateman exchange strategy with North Daviess runners before the meet. Compliments of The Loogootee Tribune 104 West Main Loogootee, IN 295-2500 70 Girls Are Off and Running Left to right, kneeling: Regina Arvin. Joyce Truelove. Stephanie Mangin. Standing: Lori Arvin, Coach Robert Bell, and Kathy Bough. Lori Arvin, sophomore, running down the home stretch to finish her race at West Boggs Park. At the fall sports awards banquet this year these MVP; Joyce Truelove, MVP; and Pat Lents, mental Cross Country award winners were recognized: Jim attitude award. Congleton, most improved runner; Chris Bateman. This year marked the beginning of a new opportunity for all girl athletes who wanted to run cross country. Five girls made up the first girls cross country team that Loogootee has ever fielded. Although the girls were inexperienced and a young team this year, Mr. Bell plans for this sport to become a Blue Chip sport in the future. This year’s most valuable runner was Joyce Truelove, a senior. Joyce will be missed next year but the rest of the team will be back to try to improve their record. 71 Lion Netters Get Upper Hand on Love Jeff Doyle using a slight of hand not racket. Left to right, front row: Ryan Hoffman. Brian Williams. Brent McCloskey. Pat Schitter. Clay Armstrong Mike Sumner. Back row: Scott Wallace. Jeff Doyle. Scott Callison, Scott Bullock. Brant Ackerman, Coach Wes Taylor. 72 Seniors. Brant Ackerman and Mike Sumner, paired as the Lions Number One Doubles Team. Senior. Scott Callison. sets a new school record for most career wins. 51. Senior. Brian Williams, the fierce competitor was always ready to “serve” the team. Varsity Tennis (18-2) LHS OPPONENT 3 Washington 2 3 Southridge 2 5 Northeast Dubois 0 4 North Daviess 1 5 Vincennes Rivet 0 4 Paoli 1 1 Vincennes Lincoln 4 4 Barr Reeve 1 5 Paoli 0 5 Bedford North Lawrence 0 4 Bloomfield 1 4 Bloomfield 1 5 Linton 0 3 Forest Park 2 5 Pike Central 0 4 Washington Catholic 1 5 Paoli 0 4 Tell City 1 4 Salem 1 0 Bloomington South 5 The dynasty continues! The Lion Netters again captured the Paoli Sectional before falling to a talented Bloomington South team 0-5 the opening round of the Regional. The record of 18-2 was the best in school history. Scott Callison was named the team’s most valuable player. Mike Sumner received the mental attitude award. Clay Armstrong was the most improved player and was undefeated during the regular season. Compliments of Ramco Radiators Machines North Line, Loogootee 295-3800 73 Blue Chip Champs II Left to right, row 1: Amy Reeves. Tera Allen. Jama Schitter. Tricia Williams. Dee Dee Helderman, Renee Wagler. Kristine Smith. Row 2: Student managers. Nina Horsting. Kim Leighty. Lora Ziegler. Amy Horsting. Row 3: JV Coach Terri Smith. Sherri Groves. Mindy Matheis. Leah Parsons, Jennifer Bullock. Missy Ervin. Coach Ann Ackerman The Lady Lions ended a high season on a low note; they lost to the Shoals Jug Rox in the opening round of sectional. The Lions boasted an awesome record of 19-4, claimed their tourney, the BCC Championship and set a school serving percentage record of 93.3%. Junior Leah Parsons received All Conference, Mental Attitude Award, Most Valuable Player and set a school record for most blocked shots in a season. Other award winners were Jama Schitter. 97.7% serving; Tera Allen, Most Points on Serve; Renee Wagler, Hustle Award; Missy Ervin, Spiking award and Dee Dee Helderman, the Setting award. “We were disappointed in not winning the sectional, but as James Reston says, ‘Post Mortims on defeat are never very useful unless they say something about the future.’ Take my word for it, LHS will be back refreshed, renewed, and eager to prove to themselves and to you that they have a statement to make in the future.” Senior Tera Allen digs for the ball. Sherri Groves going up for the block. Renee Wagler shows why she was chosen Miss Hustle for the second consecutive year. 74 Irida Williams making the perfect save. Volleyball Award Winners: Jama Schitter. Dee Dee Helderman, Missy Ervin. Leah Parsons. Renee Wagler, and Tera Allen. Serve Serve Serve Point Player Att Made % Made Allen 216 202 93.5 132 Bowling 21 21 1000.0 11 Bullock 196 187 93.4 112 Ervin 41 39 95.1 27 Groves 1 0 0.0 0 Helderman 170 152 89.4 99 Matheis 171 154 90.1 99 Parsons 7 6 85.7 4 Reeves 0 0 0.0 0 Schitter 215 209 97.2 130 Smith 7 7 100.0 7 Wagler 188 178 94.7 110 Williams 2 0 0.0 0 Spike Spike Set Set Win Att Good Will Att Good Set Block 24 17 2 38 35 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 197 154 67 15 12 3 69 264 211 79 29 21 8 61 75 64 24 22 10 3 12 22 29 0 533 468 123 0 163 145 43 19 15 2 29 255 205 76 16 13 1 120 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 25 20 4 431 393 103 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 1 17 16 4 0 107 86 29 16 15 4 17 Senior. Mindy Matheis. concentrates on serving. Jama Schitter (26) takes charge as Jennifer Bullock (6) and Sherri Groves clear out. 75 Lady Lion Setters Dominate in Conference Left to right, front row: Amber Winkler, Dawn Mathies, Carrie Arvin, Kim Wagler. Nikki Wagler. Middle row: Nina Horsting, Kim Leighty, Lora Truelove. Amy Horsting. Back Row: Coach Terri Smith, Kristine Smith, Amy Reeves, Michelle Bowling, Davida Osborn. Nikki Hunt. The junior nettors had a tremendous season, finished 14-7 and took the conference crown. Michelle Bowling received the Points on Serve Award, serving home 133 points. Amy Reeves won the Service Percentage Award with a sparkling 94.7%. Kristine Smith in perfect form to win one. Coach Smith giving her players a few last minute instructions before the game. Sophomore. Michelle Bowling, skys for a kill while her teammates, Nikki Wagler. Kim Wagler and Davida Osborn, prepare to come to her aid if needed. 76 Taylor’s “Band of Misfits” Left to right, kneeling: Jim Wagler. George Dunn. Will Walker. Jeff Bowling. Ryan Hoffman. Standing: Chad Wade. Jon Eckerle. Patrick Lents, Coach Wes Taylor The freshmen started out on fire winning 7 of their first 10 games, but a slow finish left the Lions with a 10-9 record. Award winners were: Jeff Bowling, rebounding award; Will Walker, assist and free throw percentage award. Compliments of Dr. Philip J. Sewell Highway 50 Loogootee, IN 295-2387 Elevation is the key for Will Walker to score over the Shoals Jug Roxs. 77 Future Looks Bright! Left to right, kneeling: Cam Sheetz, Chad Wade. Pat Schitter, Chris Bateman. Brian Grindstaff. Brad Howard. Chris Rushing. Jason Ziegler. Row 2: Coach Keevin Biggs. Jon Eckerle, Scott Wilcoxen. Stefan Hohns, Scott Bullock. Student managers Jason Lundy and Joe Melton. From the looks of the Loogootee Junior Varsity Team, the Loogootee Lion Winning tradition will continue for many years. The Lions finished with a record of 15 5 and were Blue Chip Conference Champions with a 6-1 margin. The 1987-88 award winners were: Chris Bateman, free throw percentage and assist award; Pat Schitter, assist award; Jon Eckerle, rebounding award. Brian Grindstaff shoots the “three pointer while Jon Eckerle fights for rebounding position. Compliments of Traylor Fertilizer Service Montgomery, IN 486-3285 Jon Eckerle takes one on the chin for the team 78 I Had a Vision . . . Left to right, kneeling: Scott Arthur. Troy Trambaugh, Brad Howard, Brian Grindstaff, Bob Harder, Kenny Frye. Standing: Freshman Coach Wes Taylor. Reserve Coach Keevin Biggs. Scott Wallace. Brant Ackerman. Scott Callison. Jeff Doyle, Jeff Nonte, Scott Sellers, Manager Ryan Burris. Manager Jason Lundy, Varsity Coach Jack Butcher. The people of Loogootee received an education In winning from a group of talented high school ball players. These young men took this community on a ride It will not soon forget and to which a sequel is expected. The season had Its ups and its downs and things looked glum when Scott Callison. went down with a knee Injury late In the season. However. Brian Grindstaff stepped into the lineup, the team pulled together and came up with a season record of 19-5. The Lions easily won their sectional opener by beating the Shoals Jug Rox. In the sectional championship, the Lions had their hands full with the Washington Hatchets. The road didn't get any easier in the regional, the Lions won the morning game on a last- second driving jumpshot by Brant Ackerman In the regional championship the Loogootee big men were slowed down, but freshman. Kenny Frye, picked up the slack by burying 27 points In the Terre Haute semi state, the Lions met Damon Bally and the BNL Stars Despite a valiant effort by the Lions, this was not to be their day In the sun. Award winners were Scott Callison. free throw percentage. 87. J. M. Haigerty Sportsmanship and HBCA All Star Team; Brant Ackerman, assist award and Lion Backer MVP Jeff Doyle, rebound award and field goal percentage. Members of the 70% Free Throw Club were Jeff Doyle and Brant Ackerman Members of the 80% Free Throw Club were Kenny Frye and Scott Arthur. Senior stablizer. Scott Callison. squares up for 2 against Washington in the championship game of the sectional while Scott Sellers positions himself for the rebound. Sophomore sensation, Jeff Doyle, skies over two Mitchell Blue Jackets for 2. 79 Tell us what’s really said in the huddle. L Opponent 47 Vincennes Rivet 45 52 Shoals 60 48 Evansville Mater Dei 54 56 Bloomington North 53 64 Mitchell 56 66 Northeast Dubois 48 57 Forest Park 52 69 South Knox 57 62 Washington 59 74 North Knox 43 51 Washington Catholic 42 55 Pike Central 52 75 Barr-Reeve 61 43 Bloomfield 57 73 Springs Valley 50 77 Linton-Stockton 58 62 North Daviess 55 77 Orleans 62 75 Heritage Hills ••79 48 Vincennes Lincoln 57 69 Shoals ••34 66 Washington ••57 59 Mitchell ••57 75 North Harrison ••62 63 Bedford ••72 overtime double overtime tournament game Compliments of The Doyle Lumber Company 104 Wood Street Loogootee, IN 295 2400 Senior, Brant Ackerman, drives full-steam ahead to the basket. Freshman phenom, Kenny Frye, slices his way through the lane in the sectional opener against the Shoals Jug Rox. Sophomore, Jeff Nonte, muscles for position under the boards against the Cougars of North Daviess. One One We Had Some Fun . . . Lion fans are seranaded by a Sweet. Sweet Song, compliments of the Varsity Lion Singers who double as basketball players. Forward. Scott Callison, “We’re 1!” Compliments of The Locker Room 203 JFK Avenue Loogootee, IN 295-2202 Seniors. Scott Callison, Brant Ackerman. Scott Sellers and Troy Trambaugh celebrate with the game ball after winning the Washington Regional. Coach Butcher strikes a familiar pose. 81 Lady Lions Advance to Sectional Finals Missy Ervin maneuvers around Patty Gilliatt of BNL in the sectional championship game. Terri Baugh avoids the oncoming rush of Wildcats to get off her deadly Jumper. Left to right, kneeling. Jo Dee Swartzentruber, Tamara Dunn. Row 2: Lori Arvin, Terri Love. Amy Reeves. Karen Street. Row 3: Terri Baugh, Missy Ervin. Cindy Taylor. Jennifer Bullock. Sherri Groves. Amy Poehlein. The Lady Lions finished a successful season by placing second in the Blue Chip Conference, runners-up in sectional play to Bedford North Lawrence and a 13-8 record. Winning awards for the 87-88 season were: Jennifer Bullock, field goal percentage and rebounding awards; Missy Ervin, free throw percentage and most improved player; Terri Baugh, assist award and Lion Backers most valuable player. As a junior, Jennifer Bullock, broke the school rebounding record. Compliments of Dr. Lawrence McAtee 101 Charles Street Loogootee, IN 47553 Posting up in the lane. Jennifer Bullock holds off the opposition while waiting for the ball. 82 Junior varsity coach, Phil Eyler and varsity coach, Robert Bell, discuss strategy during informal practice. Compliments of Dr. Lawrence McAtee 101 Charles Street Loogootee, IN 47553 295-4000 Sherri Groves keeps the defense off balance while looking to pass to a teammate. Flayer FGA FGM % FT A FTM % TP Baugh 251 101 40 50 28 56 232 Groves 74 29 39 44 21 48 79 Love 58 19 33 17 5 29 43 Bullock 293 148 51 73 41 56 338 Dunn 16 4 25 16 5 31 13 Ervin 222 95 43 49 32 65 222 Poehlein 36 14 39 18 10 56 38 Swartzentruber 28 10 36 4 2 50 22 Arvin 15 5 33 0 0 0 10 Reeves 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Street 4 1 25 1 0 0 2 Taylor 4 2 50 2 2 100 6 At left: Skill and quickness aid Jennifer Bullock in getting off her shot in heavy traffic. The Lady Lions are anxious for the opening tipoff against the Jasper Wildcats. 83 B-Team Dominates Pike Central T ourney! Left to right, kneeling: Tamara Dunn. Amy Poehlein. Jo Dee Swartzentruber. Row 2: Nina Horsting. Karen Street. Lori Arvin, Kim Wagler. Nikki Wagler Row 3: Student manager. Stacy Dove; Amy Wagler; Amy Reeves; Student manager, Kim Jeffers; Cindy Taylor; Student manager. Paula Porter; Student manager. Becky Melton. For the third consecutive year, the Lady Lions dominated the Pike Central JV Tourney by defeating North Daviess in the morning game and downing Pike Central for the championship. The Lady Lions finished their season with 15 3 record. The Ladies also tied for first place in the Blue Chip Conference. Award winners were: Lori Arvin, free throw percentage; Amy Poehlein, rebounding award; and Jo Dee Swartzentruber, assist award. Lori Arvin handles the press with ease by turning on her speed as Tamara Dunn watches her go. Jo Dee Swartzentruber lifts the Lady Lions to victory with a last second shot against Jasper. Amy ‘‘Butch’’ Poehlein powers her way to the basket for two against the Jasper Wildcats. 84 3-2-1 Aetion Chris Haag is all smiles during an intramural The 1988 Baseball Sectional Team celebrates its baseketball game break. victory over Worthington. Reserve tennis players give the coach a hard time. 85 Left, Lions and Alices at war. Girls Basketball Team members enjoy the presectional dinner provided by the Lion Backers. On Your Mark Left to right. Row 1: Brian Arvin, Pat Lents. Ryan Hoffman, Aaron Hedrick. Row 2: Coach Dennis Overall. Allen Henninger. Jeff Nonte, Phil Todd, Brian Byrd. Eddie Kerns. Jason Smith. David Qualkenbush. Row 3: Jim Congleton. Rich Swartzentruber. Jeff Lyon, Scott Sellers. Robert Poehlein. Ralph Truelove. Rodrigo Delclaux. Coach Dennis Overall enjoyed his first year as LHS Boys Track coach. Unfortunately, the boys hosted only one meet and had to spend many hours on the road. Those qualifying for sectional were: Robert Poehlein, Scott Sellers, Jeff Nonte, Jason Smith, Allen Henninger and Ryan Hoffman. Award winners were: Most Freshman Points, Ryan Hoffman; Most Sophomore Points and Most Field Points, Jeff Nonte; Most Running Points and Mental Attitude Award, Scott Sellers. 1 T. - - ; Rich Swartzentruber runs laps for conditioning. Scott Sellers hands the baton to Allen Henninger in the relay. 86 Concentration and strength for the discus throw are required from Jeff Nonte. Brian Byrd shows unusual form in high jumping. Award winners. Sophomore Jeff Nonte and Freshman Ryan Hoffman. Compliments of Homestead Restaurant Junction 50 231 Loogootee, IN 87 The Loogootee High School Girls Track Team completed a successful season under the direction of Coach Nancy Sterling. Qualifying for sectional were: Cindy Taylor, Kim Jeffers, Lynn Mattingly, Tricia Williams and Tera Allen. Award winners for the 1988 season were: Most Freshman Points, Carrie Arvin; Most Field Points, Cindy Taylor; Most Running Points, Tera Allen. Kim Jeffers tied the high jump record of five feet. Showing off their hardware are: Cindy Taylor, Carrie Arvin. Tera Allen, Kim Jeffers. Cindy Taylor shows good form in the shot putt event. Get Set, Go 88 Christie Burris warms up before the race. Kim Jeffers shows her record breaking form in the high jump event. Left to right, front row: Stephanie Mangin. Kathy Bough. Lisa Mattingly, Carrie Arvin. Row 2: Amy Reeves, Jill Raney. Lori Arvin, Angela Funk. Brooke Wolfe, Christie Burris, Jennifer Lagle. Michelle Parsons. Row 3: Dee Dee Helderman, Tera Allen. Tricia Williams, Lynn Mattingly, Missy Ervin. Cindy Taylor, Davida Osborn, Kim Jeffers. Laura Ziegler, Alice Dawson, Mrs. Nancy Sterling. 89 Youth Prevails Left to right. Row 1: Brenda Byrer, Shannon Burris, Kara Nonte, Jodi Crowder. Row 2: Lynn Wagner, Alicia Mathies. Jama Schitter, Kristine Smith. Row 3: Coach Rick Graves. Kelly Stockinger, Michelle Bowling, Leah Parsons, Mary Arvin, Student Manager Valerie Holland. The Lady Lions were sectional runners- up, second in the Blue Chip Conference and had an overall record of 13-6. The future seems bright for the ladies and Coach Graves since there were no seniors on the team. Jama Schitter, number one singles player and most valuable player, completed the regular season undefeated. Brenda Byrer had a record of 15-4 at number two singles and was the most improved player. Mary Arvin, who played third singles, finished with an 11-8 record. The number one doubles team of Michelle Bowling and Kristine Smith finished their season 9-10. Alicia Mathies and Leah Parsons, the number two doubles team, had a record of 11-8. Leah was also the mental attitude award winner. Jama Schitter shows she’s always on her toes. Anticipating a serve is Shannon Burris. Alicia Mathies returns a lob. 90 Kelly Stockinger waits on her opponent. Kara Nonte shows lots of concentration. - 91 Kristine Smith is aggressive on a return. Mary Arvin, number three singles, puts forth her best effort. Golfers Tee Off The LHS golfers finished with a 26-19 season which was the best in several years. In conference play the Lions finished third and they finished fifth out of twelve in the sectional. Junior, Phil Eyler, scored a 78 in sectional play to qualify for the regional. Award winners for the 1987-88 golfers were: Mental attitude, Chris Haag; Low game, Phil Eyler; and Low average, Clay Armstrong and Phil Eyler. Chris Haag tees off during a meet with Shoals. Showing good form on this putt is Brian Grindstaff. Left to right, front row: Paul Crew, J. D. Flynn. Summers. Back row: Coach Phil Eyler, Clay Pat Schitter, Brian Grindstaff Jennifer David. Kim Rogers. Shawn Consley, Travis Armstrong, Phil Eyler, Chris Haag, Stefan Hoehns, 92 Phil Eyler, Chris Haag and Mike Swartzentruber listen to final instructions before the meet with Union Dugger and Linton. Holding his plaques for low average and low game is Phil Eyler. Lions Put End to Viking Supremacy The Lions halted the row of Viking sectional crowns by capturing their first sectional title since 1983 under the direction of first year coach, Mike Wagoner. The record for the Lions was 13- 12 and they placed second in the Blue Chip Conference. Award winners were: Golden Glove, Bob Harder; Pitching, Troy Trambaugh, On Base Average, RBI, and Batting Title, Scott Wallace; Hustle, Desire and Attitude, Mike Sumner. The Junior Varsity Lions had a record ot 7-6 1. Jim Doyle had most RBIs; Mark Kemp was selected for the Hustle, Desire and Attitude; and Jeff Eckerle won the Batting Average. Tim Walker served his first year as junior varsity coach. Scott Wallace is met at home plate by jubilant teammates after lofting a ball over the right field fence. Lion hurler. Bob Harder, inspires fear into the hitters as he releases the ball. Compliments of Wallace Veterinary Clinic 302 Wood Street Loogootee, IN 47553 Scott Arthur waits patiently in the ondeck circle studying the pitcher he’s about to face. The Lion brain trust of Mike Wagoner and Tim Walker astutely follow the game. 94 Cam Sheetz takes a hardy full swing, but fails to make contact. Speedster. Brant Ackerman, a threat to go. is held close to first by the opposition. Row 1. Kent Greenwell, Marlin Raney, Matt Ervin, Mark Sutton. Row 2: Bob Harder. Mike Sumner. Jeff Eckerle, Scott Arthur. Cam Sheetz. Mark Kemp. Jim Eichmiller. Row 3: Coach Mike Wagoner. Keith Majewski, Brad Howard, Scott Wallace. Jim Doyle. Manager Mark Elliott, Statistician Jeff Lyon. Coach Tim Walker. Ace of the Loogootee staff, Troy Trambaugh, strikes out yet another. 95 Baseball Fever — Catch It! Lion Leaders, Mike Sumner, Gary Love, Brant Ackerman. Troy Trambaugh, were proud to bring a sectional trophy to LHS, the first time in their high school career. Lions showed so much enthusiasm, it was best to keep them caged. Bat and Ball Girls, left to right, front row: Stephanie Mangin, Alice Dawson, Renee Blair, Jill Raney. Wendy Summers. Middle row: Aimee Kieffner, Amy Reeves, Angie Sutton, Kim Leighty. Back row: Leslie Doyle, Nikki Hunt. Mindy Matheis. Sherri Groves. Jackie Arvin, Davida Osborn, Jennifer Lagle. Anticipating a play were first baseman. Scott Wallace and second baseman, Gary Love. 96 Those Who Make the Rules Ira Clark, high school principal. Dr. Joe Woods, Superintendent. 97 Faculty Teachers help us reach our goals. Our teachers have not only taught us reading, writing and arithmetic; they have also taught us what to expect in the outside world. Not only are they teachers, but they are special friends. They try to help us in school and in our personal lives. We would like to thank our teachers for their time and showing us they care. Ann Ackerman Soda! Studies Faryl Armstrong Business Janice Arnett Choral Music Keevin Biggs Language Arts Jody Booth Jack Butcher Home Economics Driver Education John Drake Steven Fisher Science Social Studies Diane Gill Lana Gootee Special Education Learning Disabilities Craig Grow Edward Hamilton Terry Hasler Jerry Heironimus Social Studies Instrumental Music Guidance Counselor Business 98 Victor Hurm Science Carolyn Johnson Science Ernest Martin Industrial Arts Anne Oser Stephen Poehlein Annette Seib Nancy Sterling Language Arts Industrial Arts French Physical Education. Health Wes laylor Mathematics Tim Walker Sandra Wehr Language Arts Spanish Joe Williams Mathematics 99 A Staff Working Together Delbert Stoll, maintenance, has high goals. Cafeteria personnel pictured left to right: Helen McAtee. Dorothy Lingenfelter, Betty Bough. Marilyn Robinson. School nurse, Susan Frye, doing paper work. Jim Niedeffer and Don Bateman, custodians at LHS. Teresa Nolley. custodian, on the move. Secretarial staff left to right, seated: Laverne Kiefner, Mary Walton. Standing: Betty Mills. Juanita Rick and Janett Walton. 100 John Knepp and Family Dave Kavanaugh and Family We love ND — MP, ZM, TR, KM Friends forever — Zoe and Mykle Abel’s Garage — Dale Abel, Manager Carriage Inn Restaurant, Odon We love you, Zoe — North Daviess Good Luck Zoe — Gary, Teresa, Girls Go for it Zoe — Tim and Vickie Robert and Michele forever Good Luck, Zoe — Love you, Deri Shirley Best Wishes, Zoe — Pastor Rick Sheila We love you, Zoe — Greg and Anita Jeff and Susan Good Luck! B., S., C. Burris Melissa loves Brian Best Friends Always, Tera Melissa Gerald Karla Cooper Jim Judy Ervin Amber Good Luck, Melissa Loughmiller Machine, Tool Design Pam's Styling Room Jason and Pam Loughmiller Good Luck, Love Heather Good Luck Bob, Rod, Mike, Jim and Wendy You gotta have art. 4th period Art Mr. Schroeder Bud, Diane and Karen Gill Mary Kay Colvin Mr. and Mrs. Bob Summers Good Luck Jaymie, Friends Forever, Lori Thanks for everything Trout, Majol Deb Hey Clint, watch out for those mosquitos! Take care, JA, it’s been real! Get a Life Lady — Fred Red Good Luck LHS Chorus Seniors The Perfect 4th Period Psychology Class Congratulations Chris, Friends Family Good Luck Seniors From Kurt Eichmiller Best Wishes, Wilma Poss Best Wishes, Reba Jack Doug, Becky, Bryce Shelby Neeley Mike, Kim, Nolan Colin Neeley Best Wishes Bob Freda Neeley Mr. and Mrs. Gary Williams Brent Williams Jackie Williams Mr. Walter Williams Mr. and Mrs. Bob Toy Melissa Loves Bill Good Luck Lisa! Love Mom and Dad Go to Washington! Wheez, Bon, Aim Somebody’s out there; somewhere waiting there for you. LB, PW. Mr. Mrs. Dean Winkler Family Karen loves Jim Stay Puff (M. T.) Swooper (G. C.) The Bon knows what you want. Chris, Good Luck in all you do! Ang Congratulations Misty Love Mom Dad USA, 4-ever Friends! Sweden Good Luck Mist, Love Denise Kyla Mist, You made it after all?!? Chris Angela Pannell Mr. Mrs. Kerns Christin Bjork Denise Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer Lakeview Golf Course Good Luck Seniors! Friends 4-ever — A.S.K.A.J.B.L.B T T I Love U — RJ! Jack and Wanda Sumner 1st trumpets, Mike, Kristi, Sheri Kim and Christie B. F. F. Janet and Karen friends forever Shawn, Debbie and Cam Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams Mike and Vonda Elliott Donna Williams Mrs. Jessie F. Parsons Congrats Seniors Karla, Mark, Will, Benson The best — 6th period psych Jay, Cindy and Jessica Mr. and Mrs. George K. Walker Marilyn, Brad, and Courtney Good luck Ang, Tish, Sherri Love Chaddward and Eric Angela, we miss you we love you Good luck seniors from the Hideout! A big thanks for a great year, Angela! Class of '91 says good luck seniors! Angela my very best to you Grandpa H. Liebe Angela viel gluck, Jim Ina Good luck in the future seniors, WS DA J. D. Smurf The Three Little Wehrs Jim loves Chris The Seib Tribe 102 1987 Volleyball Team, 19-4 Teacher Donation Mr. Bell Anne, Ed, Krista Kyle Oser Mr. and Mrs. Ira Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butcher Jaline, go for mission 9, love Amy. Fred Jelly Bean say — whhooa! ’88 Victory Temple Assembly of God Church Jasper, Indiana Rev. John, Cyndi, Thomas Sarah Kim and Darin Trish, love ya a lot! Dorinda F F Christina, Gina, Joanna, Patricia Congratulations Patricia John, Hazel and Janet Wilson The Matthew Arvin Family Amy and Daniel Ziemer Emily and Hannah XU Bound Good Luck Kristi Love from Gus, Dink, Spike and Happy Good Luck Little One Good Luck Brant, love Ackermans Waa Haa Haa Hoo, Yeah! Mindy is GREAT! Christley and Norris Rock!! No! I won't do the Bon!! Ricker, Chuck, Harb, Christley F F Whitey John Hunt Family Good Luck B. S. love Nikki Tara Bobbie Sue loves Georgie James Good Luck Nay! Verlin Mary Wagler Congratulations Class of '88 Best wishes, Renee Brant loves Renee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Divine M M Gene Chanley, Brandon Treva Mr. and Mrs. Jack Divine Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Divine One down — one to go! 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Seniors dominate Good luck Joyce, love Dona Good luck Joyce Best wishes Joyce Diane, Dad and the TRUELOVES Good luck seniors, Tammy Good luck in the future, Miss Jahn Joyce loves Rod Son love Mom and Stepdad Kevin, proud of you To Kevin “Our Star” Mamaw Papa Kevin, lots of luck, Uncle Gus and Aunt Charlotte Good luck Troy, Lana, Kevin, Shelly Sheri loves Mike Paul and Alice Weisheit Weisheit Farms Tap partners forever, Kristi Sheri Kristine and Will Jama and Scott Good Luck Jules!!!!!!!! Jaline and Cam Pop those straws Jelly Bean Fred Lisa, never go straight! PW DF Terri loves Leslie The 3-D’s! Patricia, Fred, Wheez Starlight Bowl Kristi Arvin Majol Lynn loves Mike Lora loves Bobby Donation Seniors ’88 103 tf-r THE GREATEST NAME IN BUILDING Shoals, Indiana HEM Uccsier Business Machines, Inc. P.€. 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BIG Five locations working hard to provide you with auto parts. $3 BIG a 105 S. 295-2312 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 116 THE FIRST LETTER IN AUTO PARTS WE’VE GOT THE GEAR S lt l «2 r. jla draig i ?. ?. s Jooyootee, JV 47553 n voitve got 295-4224 nii-wrs QQQ2M KIECI3 HHC2ZII3iK2S22 2eit 'WiilteS 706 Main Street 812—482-3830 Class of 1988 Jasper, Indiana 47546 (Settlor PcUK Sty£i Ufr 09 SWn i s4ue. u yotee, 99t 47553 'tyoun, Pna£e U tfi£ gone (£e tte P6 e: 295-2575 117 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of Martin County Republican Central Committee William N. Heckard, Chairman Shoals, IN 47581 247-3581 I. Jeanne Pinto, Vice Chairman Norbert W. Smith Loogootee, IN 47553 Shoals, IN 47581 295-2445 247-3665 Carolyn S. McGuire Loogootee, IN 47553 295-2343 Hwy. At Stoplight Chicken — ORIGINAL S' CRISPY Phone: 295-4200 118 TitutetC Wt ( AertcA TOedt TTtcUa Street (UMpuxtee, 9tuiiduui 47553 e « c6 295-3044 7 vu ui9c 295-2947 'Padto'i — De uicd Pcuffott TfautA 7 tdtd% — S6lfi s4tc6ld M, 120 pOut pedendi Saui t?6 V The 1987-88 Lion Legacy Staff wishes to extend a special thanks to Miss Ann Ackerman and Mr. Rick Graves for all their patience and assistance this year. JL- r rs 4 - (?onyratu(ationi deniori 88 Mata's Pizza To all who purchased patron ads, advertisements or page sponsorships, you are appreciated immensely. Without your contributions, the yearbook could not be published. Strombolies Pizza Ham Cheese Tacos Roast Beef Salads Hoagie Steaks For Delivery Phone 295-4343 121 Julies Town Country Flowers 201 J.F.K. Avenue, Loogootee FORMULAV “On the Square” (The old Union Bank Building) “Flowers for all Occasions” DRUGS Silk, Fresh Plants Planters, Gift Items Costume Jewelry Phone Day or Night (812) 295-4133 Julie John Wilz U.S. Highway 231 South Owners Loogootee, IN 47553 295-2646 O P®k.' 5 . DI4TORS KEY RADIATOR = Celt onei-Attorneys Jlt repair Auto, Truck, 103 flo.ll, Street Heavy Equipment, Aluminum Welding, Gas Tank Repairing p.o. Bo, 248 Joogootee,Jfl 47553 Repaired, New Used Radiators, Air Cond., Cores j Heaters, Fans, WicLelB.Jett Trans Coolers mu j. ju Heavy Equipment SbaoiJJett ... Ask about our guarantee 295-2249 Hwy. 50 W. (2 m. West) Loogootee 122 REGAL MILLS Lcbclhfer ii Son Honeggers Feeds Animal Health Products Grain Bank OLD US 231 SOUTH — JASPER, IN — 482-2222 Grain Buyers Haysville 695-3531 JONES V SONS FUEL CENTER V CONVENIENCE STORE 295-4466 Highway 50, Loogootee, IN 47553 Open 24 hrs. Owners: Steve, Chris, Derek Jones 123 MAIN STREET PHARMACY Hospital Equipment — Rental Sales Gifts, Greeting Cards, Health Beauty Aids Fannie May Candies, Photo Processing, Free Delivery 217 E. MAIN WASHINGTON Jim Norton, P.D. — Royden Graber 251-5141 LeSABRE LETS YOU LOVE YOUR LEISURE Driving should be a pleasure, not a chore. When you are be- hind the wheel of a Buick LeSabre, the pleas- ure will be yours. And that pleasure sure will be shared by your passengers since LeSabre is built to be spacious and comfortable. Come in today and see what pleasure LeSabre can be. Bob Lugers Motors, Inc. Jasper CRIM ENTERPRISES 247-2462 Shoals, IN Best wishes for a long, happy, prosperous life to each member of 1988 graduating class. Maytag, Amana, Frigidaire, Zenith RCA Televisions, Kroehler furniture, Wurlitzer Story Clark, Lowery Pianos Organs BELL'S MARATHON Computer Wheel Balancing Automobile Repair Tires and Batteries Brake Service Tune-Ups Exhaust Systems C 'M ENTE� ..-. 124 O ice 2 2—295- 274 'rty OtH€ v X 2—295- 4SS5 i E. EUGENE GRASHAM 204 SHERMAN ST. MINISTER LOOGOOTEE, IN 47553 125 COMPLIMENTS OF wm® FM 94.3 YOUR TOTAL COMMUNICATION STATION” COMPLIMENTS OF MID-WEST PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY L00G00TEE, INDIANA jCooqootee Tluriing (Center 295-2101 m w LOOGOOTGC MOTOR SUPPLY Machine Shop Service Available Custom Made Hydraulic Hoses 295-2116 202 N.E. First Street Loogootee, IN 47553 WHITE RIUER CO-OP P.O. Box 232 P.O. Box 146 PO. Box 297 Washington, IN 47501 Elnora, IN 47529 Loogootee, IN 47553 254-4250 692-5285 295-3109 127 KEUSCH BROS. TRecC '20fate BODY GLASS, INC. 'tem LANNY’S SUPERMARKETS We cut and install auto glass, mirrors, furniture tops, insulated glass and replacement windows! Lanny’s Lucky Dollar Lanny’s Red White Highway 54 Highway 231 North Dugger, Indiana Loogootee, Indiana 1-812—648-2306 1-812—295-2915 LARRY D. LONG, OWNER OPERATOR Congratulations Seniors inr JAY’S Loogootee Standard Service REMC Daviess-Martin, County, REMC jk ■«jjg� ; PHONE 295-3140 U.S. 50 East Washington, IN 47501 Building a Better Indiana Consumer — Owner 254-1870 Highways 231 50 Loogootee, Indiana 47553 Electricity is one of our greatest forms of energy! Use it Wisely! 128 Son ffflary Ann Nolan’s iUiquor §tore poplar Valley Jliuiny (Center 'Way of jCiviny — jt WayofJife. ARVIN CRUSHED STONE Picked-Up or Delivered • Crushed Stone • Ag Lime • Dolomite Lime • Top Soil • Motor Sand • Fill Sand • Gravel • 60 Ton Scale Service Junct. Hwy. 50 231 S. Loogootee Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7-5, Sat. 7-12 Phone: 295-4115 129 MARTIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE llJb Mon.-Sat. 6:00 a.m. — 9:00 p.m. Bill Strange — Vice County Chairman Bob Ziegler — Treasurer Marilyn Sipes — County Chairman Virginia Street — Secretary STOLL’S LAKEVIEW RESTAURANT Old-Fashioned Amish Cooking Serving Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner Banquets — Parlies By Appointment (812) 295-3299 Elmo E. Stoll Highway 231 North Jesse StoU Loogootee, IN 47553 mm fitiiiMi mmi 300 Church St. 295-2100 Loogootee, IN 47553 2V. Riel, Bauer (Contact jCeniei Extended Wear, Sdard Soft Si focal (Contacti (Corner of Wain anJ $3X Calf 295-3163 130 Compliments of MONTGOMOW If. 11. Asdell, GRNM fGGD, IhC. D.D.C., P.C. Box 101 Montgomery, IN 47558 812-486-3291 EijiJJwAYNin FTTTTe animal HEALTH aids ! YilK MACtC 127 Cooper Plaza, Loogootee VCR Rentals, Movies Open 7 Days a Week Loogootee 295-4440 Strawn 4qency insurance l Qeal £itate Shoals 247-2233 US. 231 South Jooqootee, Jfl 47553 ivlagic ( 1Insurance ) f Agent. J “¥3' 295-2771 ML PMfBflOMl INSURANCE AttWT 131 THE UNION BANK Loogootee, Indiana 295-2624 Your Community Bank Member Each depositor insured to $100,000 132 a aine A G M AUTO SERVICE Joogoote� , Jfl 47553 PL one 295-2362 24 hour wrecker ENJOY DINING OUT AT MATHIAS RESTAURANT service GREENWELL’S HARDWARE CO INC. Family Room Open Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Serving 5-10 p.m. 6 KEEN WELL’S H| PHONE 295-3595 i 133 TREDWaV-INC, Home owned food store Shoals, IN DAIRY QUEEN Open 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Drive Thru Window Eat in or carry out Home of fine brazier foods HILLCRE5T 5UPPLV INC. HlantgamErL], IN L,7SSa Office Phone 247-3621 134 Jhe Wlartin (bounty (Sank stablidhed 1887 IAJO rslmOCCltlOtlS Do Serve 1J Member 295-2044 FDIC j7.O. i2ox 267 jCooqootee, Indiana 47553 Over 100 IJeari of Service Oongratuiationi Cfraduatei of 1988 135 The end of this book marks the completion of another school year. One more class has graduated, while another has survived its freshmen blues. The sophomores fell into the routine of high school, and the juniors began to feel a little superior to the underclassmen. As a student body we have left our mark during 1988. We gave the time and effort needed to make this year a successful one. Although our individual goals were different, we could all pull together for club fund raisers. Prom and other social events, and cheering on our home teams. The new shining trophies and academic awards stand as proof of our accomplishments. Though we continue to move forward, our contributions to LHS are left behind to become one more important part of our school’s legacy. Being able to look back to 1988 with pride and saying, “I remember when ...” is one way we can make the moments we shared together at LHS, last throughout our lifetimes. 1988