Loretto High School - Mustang Yearbook (Loretto, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

Ilf w IIIU MMI r' i , LORETTO HIGH LORETTO TEN 1 4% r 109 The first major highlight of the new school year began with the 1977 Fall Festival. To begin the evening, the talent show displayed an assortment of talent which ranged from a prima ballerina to a hard rock improvisation of the famous group Kiss . But as in all talent shows there can only be three winners. First place went to young Gary Franklin, who entertained the audience with his rendition of the Entertainer . Second place went to Bridgett Augustin, who gave a graceful performance. Third place went to Melissa Putman, who, accompanied by her father on the piano, sang a gospel favorite. The next major event was the crowning of the Fall Festival Sweetheart and Beau. The top honor went to Miriam Augustin and Jimmy Williams. First runner-up, Sheila Cain and Terry Beecham. Second runner-up, Tresa Kress and Mike Williams. Third runner-up, Karen Hollman and Jerry Sandlin. Then all FHA classes and Officers displayed their humorous side in various skits. The FFA boys added to the evening festivities by displaying the latest styles in their annual fashion review. Top models included: Bernice Fuller, Rachel Norwood, Tammy Roper, Charlotte Dean and Tonya Slater. To finalize the evening everyone showed their es sprit de corp by kicking their shoes off and boogieing down to good ole Blue Grass furnished by Earnest Ridgeway and boys. I3EC1NNINC§ U((IS 4 Moods are a mental disposition that can be in the form of spirit, courage, energetic humor, temper or just the blahs. The student life can reflect many moods; from seriousness to spirited jubliation. These many moods are brought out in all the faces of the students, whether engaged in enthusiasm for a spirit building activity or just looking off into nowhere. All the students add to the many moods at Loretto High School. 5 The theme of the 1977 Hoemcoming was Mustang Spirit Through the Ages. The week began a rather rainy one. Although it was wet and soggy on the outside, this didn't dampen the spirit of any of the students on the inside. Monday, the student body and the faculty members masqueraded as hillbillies. Tuesday was clown day, and the student body dressed in their clown attire. Wednesday the student body emerged from the prairie in their cowboy getup. Thursday was black and gold day at Loretto. The week ended with the student body matching the decade of their float. To add to the competition between classes, the halls were decorated on Wednesday and judged Thursday, with the Senior class triumphantly coming out with the top honor; the Junior class received 2nd place, the Freshman class took 3rd and the Sophomore class followed with a close 4th place. Thursday night the student body gathered for the annual bonfire, where the classes competed for the coveted Homecoming Spirit Stick . Once again the Senior class walked away with top honors. Friday morning was spent finishing up the many hours of hard work on the floats. The annual homecoming parade began at 1:30. The parade showed hard work and imagination with a large variety of floats. The junior float squeezed by the Seniors' float to win the top award with their airplane soaring high. The Seniors landed their flying saucer in 2nd place with the Sophomore float be-boping into 3rd place and the Freshmen taking 4th. Homecoming night was highlighted by pre-game festivities, which included the crowning of the 1977 Homecoming Queen and the well planned, decorative floats parading around the football field, the homecoming was sadly brought to a close as the Mustangs suffered a defeat at the hands of the Centerville Bulldogs. Later that night devastated fans quietly filled the dance floor to hear the sound of Spirit at the 1977 Homecoming Dance. FE§IIVIIIE§ DECISIONS Everyone comes to a certain point in life-they have to make a decision. Sometimes one has to rely on his on judgement and use determination to fulfill his hopes, his responsibilities and his dreams. The decisions we make today will decide what we will be tomorrow. We will always have to make decisions and hope for the best-for whatever we do, nothing will be perfect. Then from today comes tomorrow and yesterday will be gone but the future is just ahead. 9 The morning is awakened by the light rays of the sun peeping through the dense clustered woods. The flowing stream sparkles from the sun's rays as the birds sing lightly. An air of refreshing scent lingers in the crisp morning as another school day at Loretto High School begins. BEFIEOICNS Discoveries are made everyday, both in and out of the classroom. Someone discovers a new skill or finds a lost one. Discoveries make a tremendous addition to one's life and are very helpful in growing up. Discoveries are a major stepping stone toward the learning experience. Discoveries are also important to understanding and getting along with friends, teachers and classmates. Discoveries are a daily experience at Loretto High School and will never be forgotten. ij Everyone s feelings are shown through expressions. Expressions of love, fear and hate all add to a full personality. Expressions are shown in everyday life, whether it be at school, home, or anywhere else. People have expressions to relate their feelings. IIPK§SICNS FIIIMS No one knows where we will be or what we will be in a few years. Only the wondering mind and the freak imagination can predict the future. One's dreams and life's ambitions have a chance to come true. We strive ourselves to work toward what we really want to do. Our personalities mature and before long we are looking back at the good times. Although every day won't be perfect we always have a chance to look back at Loretto High School with warm feelings. 16 ORGANIZATIONS LORETTO HIGH SCHOOL 1977-78 Beta Club Officers President: Jamie Neidert Vice President: Jeff Methvin Secretary: Selena Newton Treasurer: Karen Robinson The Beta Club is a non-profit, leadership service organization for high school students. The qualifications for membership in the Beta Club are worthy character, good mentality, credible achievement, and commendable attitude. Prospective members must be approved by the head of the high school. The Beta Club of Loretto High School is sponsored by Ms. Sandy McCullough and Mr. Donnie K. Simbeck. 18 The Beta Club's year always begins with initiation. This year 34 new members were initiated into the club. Soon after initiation the members start to work on a project that will benefit someone. This year the project benefited St. Judes Children's Hospital. The project was a huge success with the club collecting over $1,500.00 for St. Jude's. The Beta's year ends with the long awaited Beta Club Convention. The 1978 convention was held in Nashville, Tenn. at the Municipal Auditorium, on April 7-8. This brought the Beta Club's year to an end. D r a m a The Loretto High School Drama Club was organized as an extracurricular activity to involve students interested in theater arts. Sponsored by Cariotta Wright and Sherri Mann, the club presented two one-act plays, Muqqv's Merry Christmas and Oh, Baby! y The club hopes to have more successful productions in the future. 21 Future Farmers Of America 23 F.H.A. Officers President: Shelia Gillespie Vice President: Jan Krick Secretary: Joy Williams Treasurer: Anita Beckman Historian: Darlene Eddy Reporter: Debbie Stout Parliamentarian: Miriam Augustin Recreation Leader: Marcie Pettus FHA 24 F.H.A. is an organization designed to improve individual community and home life. Through the yearly activities for F.H.A., we endeavor to improve each member in these aspects of life. During this school year F.H.A. has sold cookbooks, stick candy and had a car wash and flea market. We had our annual F.F.A.-F.H.A. Fall Festival, where Miriam Augustin and Jimmy Williams were named Sweetheart and Beau. At Thanksgiving we took fruit baskets to Weather's Hospital. In celebration of Valentine's Day, we had our annual Daddy-Daughter Date Night. In April the new F.H.A. officers attended the Convention at the Opryland Hotel. On May 14, we had our Mother- Daughter Banquet with this year's theme of Southern Living. After the banquet we initiated new officers. Awards presented at the banquet: Outstanding Freshmen Anita Krick; Outstanding Sophomore Pam Bailey; Outstanding Junior Beverly White; Outstanding Senior Sheila Gillespie and Jan Krick; Miss F.H.A. Sheila Gillespie. Prom The 1978 Junior-Senior Prom for the first time in the schools history was held in the Loretto High School Gym on the twentieth day of May. The theme was Dreams Go On Forever. Excellent music was provided by Sundown. 26 27 Vic a Club The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, better known as VICA, is made of students in Co-op and Building Trade classes. The Vica Club at Loretto High School is sponsored by Mr. Robert Green. 30 Tenn. Office Education Club TOEC is the Tennessee Office Education Club. Any student enrolled in a Vocational Office Education class is eligible to join. President: Joy Williams Vice President: Vanessa Wright Secretary: Sheila Gilespie Parliamentarian: Donna Benefield Reporter: Darlene Eddy 31 Student Council President: Chris Myrick Vice President: Steve Springer Secretary: Terrye Noblit Treasurer: Anita Beckman The Student Council is a group of students elected in their homerooms to represent the student body. This year the Student Council organized Homecoming week and decorated the Queen's float. They also raised money for the American Cancer Society. 33 On Sunday May 14, 1978 the Loretto High Art Dept, held their 20th annual Art Show. Pictures were displayed from Mrs. Russ's six art classes. The artwork varied from cookie monster to Golda Mier. Several hundred people walked through the High School Gym turned gallery to observe the students masterpieces. 35 LHS Band 36 37 Cheerleaders 77-78 The purpose of the cheerleaders is to provide spirit and enthusiasm for the school. We have enjoyed the football and basketball seasons immensely and would like to express our appreciation to our sponsor, Coach Jerry Taylor and all those who have contributed spirit for the Mustangs. Marcie Pettus Captain 3« Lesa Kress Tresa Kress Renee Hunt Karen Hollman Patricia Corum Terri Sandlin 39 FEATURES _J n 11 ] LI LL . ' IUI) ' r � - S x 1 ■ ' 1 T 11 Mr. Ms. L.H.S. M 1 ITT 1 1 1 1 42 Ms. L.H.S. of the 1977-78 school year was Debbie Stout. Debbie was a member of the Lady Mustangs her freshman year, and Manager during her Sophomore year. She was elected Most Popular of her Sophomore Class. Debbie served as Cheerleader her Junior year, Treasurer of the Junior Class, and was elected Ms. Class of the Junior Class. Debbie Is a member of the Beta Club, Reporter of F.H.A., member of the Drama Club, Retrospect Staff, a member of the Honor Roll, and elected Best-AII- Around of the Senior Class. Debbie was also among Who's Who of 1976-78 and a 1978 Homecoming Attendant. Mr. L.H.S. of the 1977-1978 school year was Jamie Niedert. Jamie was a member of the Football team during his Freshman year and was Treasurer of the Freshman Class. He was also elected Most Studious of the Freshman Class. Jamie was Mr. Class of the Sophomore Class and President. During his Junior year Jamie was again elected Most Studious. Jamie was a member of the Baseball team, Most Studious of the Senior Class, President of the Beta Club, Student Council member. Drama Club member, and Valedictorian of the Senior Class. Jamie received the D.A.R. Citizenship Award, 2nd alternate of the Murray Scholarship, the German Award, Scholastic Bowl, and a Page to the House of Representatives in Nashville. Serving as first alternate to Ms. L.H.S. was Joy Williams. Joy was a four year member of the Lady Mustangs and was selected as the Most Valuable Player her Senior year. Joy was the 1977 Band Queen and Homecoming Queen. She was the T.O.E.C. President and F.H.A. Secretary. She was a member of the Beta Club, Retrospect Staff and in the Top 13 of her class. Randy Blair was selected as first alternate to Mr. L.H.S. Randy was a member of the footbal I team, basketball team, and the baseball team. He received the award for having the highest batting average on the baseball team. He was a representative to Boy's State, member of the Beta Club, Senior class President, Murray Ohio Scholarship 1st alternate ana in the Top 13 of his Second Alternate Lynn Augustin Chris Myrick graduating class. First Alternate Joy Williams Randy Blair Serving as second alternate to Ms. L.H.S. was Lynn Augustin. Lynn was a member of F.H. A., the Beta Club and C.Y.O. She was Junior class Vice-President, Senior class Treasurer and a member of the 1976 1977 Homecoming Court. Chris Myrick was chosen as the second alternate to Mr. L.H.S. Chris was a member of the Beta Club. Drama Club, Top 13 of his class and the baseball team. He was Student Council President and Secretary-Treasurer of the M.Y.F. Third alternate to Ms. L.H.S. was Susan Rigling. Susan was a Cheerleader her Junior year. She was a member of the C.Y.O. , Beta Club, Drama Club and in the Top 13 of her class. Fourth Alternate Miriam Augustin Tim Augustin Miriam Augustin served as Fourth Alternate to Ms. L.H.S. Miriam was a 1976 Homecoming attendant, Cheerleader and Girl's State delegate. She was the 1977 F.F.A. Sweetheart. ShewasF.H.A. Parliamentarian and Senior class Historian. Miriam was also a member of the Beta Club, C.Y.O., Drama Club, and the Retrospect Staff. Tim Augustin was selected as the Fourth Alternate to Mr. L.H.S. Tim was a member of the Beta Club and Graphic Arts. Barkley White was chosen as the third alternate to Mr. L.H.S. Barkley was a member of the Football team for four years. He was the President of his Junior class and chosen to be a delegate to Boy's State. Barkley was also a member of the Drama Club. Third Alternate Susan Rigling Barkley White 45 1 1977 Homecoming Queen The 1977 Loretto High Homecoming Queen was Ms. Joy Williams. Joy was elected by the football squad to represent them Homecoming night. 1. Sheila Cain 2. Tresa Kress 3. Karen Hollman Fall Festival Sweetheart Miriam Augustin 50 ttan d 9Uee 51 Joy Williams Class Clowns Most Studious a = Best All ] Around Most Populare Terri McMasters Sam Johnston, Freshman 7___________________________________ Best Looking 1 'b ,« mm}A 'ij Debbie Carlock Jeff Beecham, . Junior 1 56 Mr. And Ms. Class Mr. And Ms. Congeniality Most Athletics Tammy Story and Larry Cathey, Freshman 59 Most Likely Most Schools Spirit Marcie Pettus and Mike Wilson, Senior 'W- it- • x tTl p Terri Sandlin and Mike Blasingim, Sophomore .m We the Yearbook Staff of 1978 wish to dedicate the 1978 edition of the Retrospect to Mr. Carl Urban. Mr. Urban has been a well respected man throughout his 7 years as principal of Loretto High and many years as teacher and principal in Lawrence County Schools. He is a well known and very understanding man who will be missed by students and teachers alike. FACULTY Loretto 2 Principals This Year Mr. Carl Urban was principal during the first semester of the 1977-78 school year. Upon his retirement, we began the second semester under the leadership of Mr. Harley Simbeck. Mr. Urban-B.S. MTSU, M.A. Peabody College, University of North Alabama Mr. Simbeck-B.S., M.A., University of Indiana, University of North Alabama 64 Karen Barnett—Bachelor of Science- Memphis State University- Physical Science Physics Mike Barnett—Bachelor of Science- University of North Alabama- Modern History, Math, World Geography, Football Henry Beckman—Vocational Building Cathy Brown—Bachelor of Science- University of North Alabama- Mac Brown—Bachelor of Science, Masters of Arts- University of North Alabama- Guidance Counselor, Yearbook Advisor Jimmy Chance—Bachelor of Science- Bethel College- Math, Health, Football Martha Crawford—Bachelor of Science- University of Tennessee at Martin- Science, Chemistry, Psychology Yvonne Eckert—Bachelor or Science- University of North Alabama- Physical Education, Health 65 Mr. Bernie Fuller - University of Tennessee at Martin, Bachelor of Science - Agriculture Mrs. Rubye Gibbs - Middle Tennessee State University - Bachelor of Science - English I Mr. Robert Green - University of Tennessee, Bachelor of Science - Middle Tennessee State University - Master of Education - Cooperative Education Mr. Mike Kerstiens - St. Bernard College, Bachelor of Arts - University of Northern Colorado, Master of Arts - Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Math IV Mr. Ernie Kollefrath - St. Bernard College, Bachelor of Arts Special Education Mrs. Sherri Mann - Middle Tennessee State University - Bachelor of Science Mrs. Sandy McCullough - University of North Alabama - Bachelor of Science - Vocational Office Education I II VOE Orientation Mrs. Patricia Moore - Athens College - Bachelor of Science Band, Psychology Genevieve Newton-Bachelor of Science- University of North Alabama English IV Darnell Garretson-Bachelor of Science- University of North Alabama English II Raymond Russ-Master of Arts-Middle Tennessee State University, Peabody College, Plus 45 Hours- American History Rose Russ-Bachelor of Arts-Middle Tennessee State University Art Don K. Simbeck Bachelor of Arts-Master of Arts-Educational Specialist University of North Alabama, University of Iowa, Peabody College- General Biology, Advanced Biology, German I James Story-Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts- University of North Alabama- Math, Economics, General Business Justine Doster Stutts-Bachelor of Science-Middle Tennessee State University, Bookkeing, Shorthand Typing I Jerry Taylor-Bachelor of Science- Middle Tennessee State University Master of arts U.N.A. Physical Education, Head Girl's Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. Cariotta Wright-Bachelor of Science- -Middle Tennessee State University, Master of Arts— University of North Alabama, Librarian Ronald Owens-Bachelor of Science— Troy State University Assistant Principal, Drivers Education, Head Football Coach, Assistant Girl's Basketball Coach Tony Woods-Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Middle Tennessee State University-Physics, Math Biology, Science. Nellie Cooper-Alverson-Draughon Businesss College, Secretary Janice Perry-John C. Calhoun- Secretary 68 Standing: Mrs. Urban and Mrs. Jones Sitting: Left to right, Mrs. Johns, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Beckman, Mrs. McDonald Mr. Ott Urban 1977-78 Freshman Class Officers CLASS OF ’81 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Jeff Allred David Atwell Andy Atwell Bridgette Augustin Doug Augustin Mark Bailey Renee Bassham Patty Beavers Terry Beecham Janice Benefield Rita Bennett Billy Berryhi 11 Lisa Boston Tommy Bottoms 22 ' i 15. Regina Boylan 16. Alma Brewer 17. Troy Burks 18. Shayne Burks 19. Cindy Bush 20. Angela Buttrum 21. Linda Byrd 22. Junior Byrd 23. Shelia Cain 24. Franky Caldwell 25. Larry Cathey 26. Amanda Clark 27. Jeff Couch 72 U A jit 1. Jimmy Crabb 2. Jimmy Crum 3. Eddie Cullifer 4. Mylinda Dotson 5. Sandra Douglas 6. Barry Dover 7. Doug Eckert 8. Herman Edminston 9. Patricia Ells 10. Teresa Ellis 11. Karen Etheredge 12. Pate Etheredge 13. Gary Ezell 14. Keith Farris 15. Gail Fisher 16. Margaret Fisher 17. Susan Fisher 18. Cary Flatt 19. Paula Flatt 20. Jay Forsythe 21. Eddie Fowler 22. Greg Franklin 23. Donna Ghrigsby 24. Vickie Gillespie 25. Jimmy Gilley 26. Mark Glass 27. Barry Gowen 28. Chris Gowen 29. Allen Gray 30. Teresa Gray 5. Tina Hanson 6. Joe Hartsfield 7. Michelle Headrick 8. James Holt (Photo Not Available) 9. Ricky Hood 10. Charlotte Hughes 11. Jennie Hunt 12. Donna Jaco 13. Jerry Jaynes (Photo Not Available) 14. Tim Johns 15. Greg Johnson 16. James Johnson 17. Sammy Johnson 18. Tommy Joiner 19. Beverly Jones 20. Charlotte Keener 21. Donnie Keener 22. Martha Kelley 23. Kerry Kennedy 24. Jeff Killen 25. Terry King 26. David Kress 27. Anita Krick 28. Tina Laws 29. Tim Lee 30. Karen Legg 74 3. Ray Martin 4. Brenda Marston J (Photo Not Available) 5. Carol Mashburn 6. Ricky McAfee 7. Regina McGee 8. Vicki Mclntear 9. Terri McMasters 10. Kevin Messer (Photo Not Available) 11. Dorothy Moore 12. Patricia Moore 13. Ensign Mosley 14. Melanie Myrick 15. Jennifer Neidert 16. Ginger Newton 17. Karen Noblit 18. Nathan Nunley (Photo Not Available) 19. Tracy Odem 20. Lonnie Olmstead 21. Karen Parrott 22. Dean Perry 23. Joy Perry 24. John Pettus 25. Ramona Phillips 26. Tim Pigg 27. Charles Prince 28. Janice Pruett 29. Lorraine Pulley 30. Clay Quillen 31. Jeff Quillen 32. Leon Reiser 75 1. Lori Robbins 2. Connie Robinson 3. David Sandlin 4. Janet Sandy 5. Regina Sandy 6. Treva Shults 7. Melinda Simbeck 8. Mark Siebenthal 9. Billy Slater 10. Angie Smith 11. Jamie Smith 12. Anthony Smith 13. Jeff Smith 14. Tim Smith 15. Jo Ann Spurgen Photo Not Available 8 16. Gaylon Stamps 17. Johnna Steele 18. Richie Steele 19. Greg Stephenson 20. Selena Stephenson 21. Tena Stephenson 22. Kevin Story 23. Tammy Story 24. Carol Stout 25. Sonja Sudduth 26. Tim Tidwell 27. Michelle Townsend 28. Donna Tucker 76 1. Jeff Urban 2. Terry Urban 3. Alisa Ward 4. Mike Walters 5. Pamela Watters 6. Mimi Weathers 7. Bonnie Webb 8. Tonja Webb 9. Donna Wagert 10. Chris White 11. Tommy White 12. Milton Williams 13. Shelia Williams 14. Diane Wilson 15. Mickey Wright 16. Naima Wurster 77 1977-78 Sophomore Class Officers President: Vicki Newton Vice President: Melissa Putman Secretary: Terri Sandlin Treasurer: Doug Urban CLASS OF 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Donna Allen Randy Allen Tommy Alsup Greg Arnold Rena Arnold Kim Augustin Wayne Augustin Pam Bailey Katherine Barnes Debbie Beckman Tony Beckman Linda Beuerlien Peggy Beuerlien Anita Blair Mike Blasingim 16. Lonnie Box 17. Jackie Bradley 18. Ricky Bradley 19. Jeff Brown 20. Mike Brown 21. Randall Brown 22. Steve Brown 23. Tommy Brown 24. Ginger Bush 25. Ronald Buttrum 26. Mike Campbell 27. Melissa Carter 28. Cindy Chance 29. Jeff Chancier 30. Rene Clifton 80 1. Stanley Cody 2. Trisha Corum 3. Karen Couch 4. Dwayne Cross 5. Debra Davis 6. Brent Dean 7. Charles Dean 8. Nelson Dollar 9. Gene Dominy 10. Jerry Dotson (Photo Not Available) 11. Patsy Earnest 12. Ann Edmiston 13. Mike Eells 14. Andy Estes 15. Ann Evers 16. Melanie Evers 17. Dedra Ezell 18. Mike Ferguson 19. Cheryl Fisher (Photo Not Available) 20. Richard Freeman 21. Kevin Fowler 22. Janie Gabel 23. Susan Gamble 24. Melissa Garland 25. Terry Gillespie 26. Gary Glass 27. Jackie Golden 28. Byron Graham 29. Leroy Gulley 30. Jerald Hall 81 1. Linda Hallmark 2. Chris Hartsfield 3. Mike Headrick 4. Boyce Hensley 5. Jamie Hines 6. Garry Holden 7. Molly Hollis 8. Polly Hollis 9. Karen Hollman 10. Patsy Hollman 11. Beth Holt 12. Daphene Holt 13. Jelr Howell 14. Randy Hughes 15. Sandra Hughes 16. Mark Hunt 17. Mary James 18. Ray James 19. Merita Jenkins 20. Kelli Johns 21. Bryan Johnson 22. Jewel Johnson 23. Tony Johnson 24. Monroe Jones 25. Monty Jones 26. Norma Jones 27. Michael Kelly 28. Jerry Kersteins 82 i 1. Mackey Killen 2. Jeff Kimbrell 3. Micheal Kimbrell 4. Patricia King 5. Nicky Kizer 6. Tim Lamprecht 7. Troy Landtroop 8. Pam Littrell 9. Chris Lumpkins 10. Jay Maniscalco 11. Danny Marks 12. Randy Marks 13. Joy Marston 14. Trisha Massey 15. Danny Mclntear 16. Raymond McKey 17. Greg Moore 18. Jeff Morton 19. Rena Mosley 20. Tamela Mosley 21. Cindy Nash 22. Jason Neese 23. Sandra Nelson 24. Donna Newton 25. Richard Newton 83 1. Robbie Newton 2. Tammy Newton 3. Vickie Newton 4. Jill Noblit 5. Cindy Novem 6. Judy Perry 7. Mark Peters 8. Donna Phillips 9. Mike Phillips (Photo Not Available) 10. Cheryl Pillars 11. James Prince 12. Melissa Putman 13. Steve Purser (Photo Not Available) 14. Candy Quillen 15. Patricia Roberts 16. Donna Roberson 17. Calvin Riddle 18. Jerry Sandlin 19. Terri Sandlin 20. Angela Sandy 21. Lesia Seaver 22. Ramona Sewell 23. Leesa Sherrell 24. Greg Simbeck 25. Tim Smith 26. Andrea Smithson 27. Barry Stephenson 28. Kenneth Stephenson (Photo Not Available) 29. Anthony Stutts 30. Tim Stutts 84 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Lloyd Tomlin Chris Urban Perry Vanderford Shirley Wade Adam Walters Joy Weldon 7. Beth White 8. Jeannie Whitley 9. Vickie Wiley 10. Auburn Wilson 11. Barry Wilson 12. Mark York 13. Doug Zettler 85 1977-78 Junior Class Officers President: Steve Springer Vice President: Vicki Hartsfield Secretary: Tim Allen Treasurer: Eric Corum Reporter: Bonnie Bailey CLASS OF 79 1. Margaret Adams 2. Tim Allen 3. Tommy Allred 4. Sandy Alsup 5. Bruce Andrews 6. Cheryl Armour 7. Joan Augustin 8. Mike Ayers 9. Bonnie Bailey 10. Rick Bailey 11. Marion Bates 12. Nancy Beckman 13. Jeff Beecham 14. Lesia Bivens 15. Gil Bordon Jackie Beavers (Photo Not Available) Linda Carter (Photo Not Available) 16. Teddy Bosheers 17. Billy Bradley 18. Mike Bradley 19. Eddie Brewer 20. Allen Brown 21. Wanda Caldwell 22. Debbie Carlock 23. Vickie Carroll 24. Brent Carter 25. Linda Clifton 26. Vickie Cobb 27. Kay Collins 28. Randall Corbin 29. Eric Corum 88 1. Tommy Dingier 2. Brenda Dover 3. Chris Eck 4. Doyce Elkins 5. Brian Etienne 6. Tommy Ezell 7. Jeff Fisher 8. Nancy Fisher 9. Keith Flatt 10. Anita Fulks 11. George Gabel 12. Shirley Gabel 13. Joe Green 14. William Green 15. Jane Gulley 16. Keith Gulley 17. Ray Hallmark 18. Mittie Hamm 19. Rebecca Hammond 20. Vicki Hartsfield 21. Annette Hensley 22. Terry Hollis 23. Pam Hollman 24. Dane Horn 25. Janie Howard 26. Debbie Howard 27. Renee Hunt 28. Brent James 29. Carol James 30. Karen Johnson 89 1. Keith Johnson 2. Tammy Johnson 3. Donna Joiner 4. Leslie Jolly 5. Terry Jones 6. Ann Keener 7. Dan Keener 8. Diann Keener 9. Tony Kersteins 10. Donna Killen 11. Norma Killen 12. David Kimbrell 13. Benita King 14. Lesa Kress 15. Tresa Kress 16. Vickie Krick 17. Tim Lamprecht 18. Sherry Lang 19. Stanley Lawson 20. Tommy Lee 21. Cindy Lyles 22. Greg Marks 23. Steve Marks 24. Angela Martin (Photo Not Available) 25. Chris Mashburn 26. Regina Mashburr 27. Benji Mason 28. Terry McDow 29. Brenda McDowel 30. Vicki McLean ,1 xf 25 90 1. Jeff Methvin 2. Pam Mosley 3. Danny Neidergesses 4. Mark Neidergesses 5. Mike Neidergesses 6. Jeff Noblit 7. Betty Nolan 8. Ricky Norwook 9. Bernard Patt 10. Connie Pettus 11. Jamie Phillips 12. Kevin Quillen 13. Sandra Quillen 14. Glenda Reed Ralph Rhodes Tim Ridgeway Brenda Risner Deb Reiser Glenda Roberts Wade Roberts Diana Robinson Talmadge Roper Bobby Russ Keith Russ John Sanders Mike Sandrell David Seaver Teresa Seaver 91 ■ r Franklin Sewell Kevin Sherrel I Patty Shook Barbara Simbeck Marsha Simbeck Tina Simbeck Tony Slater Gail Smith Sherry Smith Greg Springer Steve Springer Rena Stanford Richy Story Denise Sudduth Sue Tennery 16. Vickie Twonsend 17. Doug Urban 18. Barbara Wade 19. Regina Wallace 20. Diane Weathers 21. Malcolm Weathers 22. Belinda Weaver 23. David Weaver 24. Jeana Webb 25. Beverly White 26. Jennifer White 27. Mike Whitsett 28. Tina Wilburn 29. Mike Williams 30. Angie Wilson 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 92 SPORTS LHS Book Of Genesis In the beginning Loretto High School had a football team with one minor omission. Late summer arrived to find the Mustangs without a head coach. Former head coach, Garner Ezell, had kicked off his coaching shoes to assume an assistant principal's job at another county high school. With the season opener less than three weeks away, a head coach had not been appointed. The '77 season almost began without a coach. From an obscure little Alabama hamlet came a young coach named Ronnie Owens. After deliverance with school officials, Owens was offered and accepted the head mentor's position while assuring the players and fans that the Mustangs would show up at every scheduled game. With the coming of Owens, the Mustangs took to the parched practice field to train in the ninety degree August sun. From the spirit and enthusiasm shown by the team, it would appear that a highly successful season would be just a punt, pass and kick away, but with a schedule that included some of the Midstate 2-A powerhouses, cautious pessimism prevailed. 94 1977 LHS Varsity Chapter One The L.H.S. Mustangs lost their hard fought opening game by a score of 31-14. The following week, with blood in their eyes and win in their hearts, the Mustangs defeated Franklin Page by a score of 14-7. The third game again found Loretto in the winner's circle as they shut out Waynesboro by a score of 15-0. But the loss of the Mustangs rabbit's foot resulted in a loss to the Pulaski Bobcats 28-7. 95 Chapter 2 The Mustangs then rallied and won their next two games. Mt. Pleasant and Lewisburg were defeated respectively with scores Loretto- 42 and Mt. Pleasant- 20. Lewisburg- 6 Mustangs- 8. Chapter 3 That ended the wins for Loretto and nothing but hard luck and defeat dogged them for the remainder of the season. Chapter 4 After losing to both Lexington, Alabama 24-8 and Lexington, Tennessee 14-6, the Mustangs were even defeated at their Homecoming Game against Centerville by a score of 28 to 15. 97 Chapter 5 But the Loretto Mustangs never gave up. They kept right on practicing for the final game of the season. 98 Chapter 6 The final game of the season against Waverly gave Loretto their worst defeat of the season. Waverly 40, Loretto 6. 99 Epilogue The Mustangs had a tough season ending with a record of 4-6. In high hopes to do better next year. 100 101 103 L-R Ann Edmiston, Alisa Ward, Debbie Carlock, Jennifer White, Tammy Story, Angie Wilson, Darlene Eddy, Donna Ghrigsby, Rena Mosley, Joy Williams, Angie Buttrum, Vickie Krick So Close And Yet So Far Away 106 Mustangs Varsity 1977-1978 6. David Kimbrell 107 The 1977-78 LHS basketball team began the season with a new coach and a new outlook. They started their season off with two big victories over inter-county rival Summertown and their Alabamian neighbors Lexington. Then the Mustangs went into a tailspin and lost their next 5 games. The Mustangs ended their long drowght with a victory over Summertown before the Christmas break. The Christmas towrnament was held at Pulski and the Mustangs lost a hard fought game to Fayetteville. Coming back from the Christmas break the Mustangs lost to the Lawenceburg Wildcats in overtime. Even though the Mustangs played extremely well they failed to come out on top over Pulaski and Franklin Page. When the Mustangs met the Wildcats again they faced a more prepared Mustang team, which tappled them with a one-point victory. The Mustangs then defeated their next three opponents in successioni before being soundly defeated by Mt. Pleasant. The Mustangs were also handed another defeat by Lewisburg. The team finally got back on the winning track by defeating Cinterville and Franklin Page. The Mustangs ended their regular season with a hard fought loss to Fayettville. The Mustang team entered the District tournament with high hopes of a regional berth. In their first game they destroyed Lewisburg's hope to travel onto the regional. The regional tournament was insight for the Mustangs. This was the first time in 8 years to go to Regional Tournament. Then the Mustangs were defeated twice in a row, but this still didn't dim their regional hopes. The Mustangs traveled to Centerville for the regional tournament with hopes of advancing on in the tournament. Their hopes were crushed when they1 were soundly defeated by a powerful Bellevue team. Proudly the Mustangs ended their season with a record of 12 wins and 15 losses. All District members were Joe Green and Jackie Beavers. 108 Mustangs 109 r On The Move 110 112 CLASS OF 78 114 1 Elmer Joe Atwell Carol Lynn Augustin Miriam Therese Augustin I Timothy Lynn Augustin Roger Hubert Barnett David John Augustin Roderick Wade Barnett Janice Melinda Bassham I Anita Marie Beckman Anna Katherine Beckman I Donna Annette Benefield I Cartina Renae Berryhill Teresa Rose Carl I Mary Jane Cathey Pamela June Cain 115 Thomas Michael Conley I John Allen Creekmore I Paula Karen Daniel Charles T. Douglas I Rusty Lynn Earnest I Pasty Darlene Eddy Charles Gene Etheredge I Gerri Wilhelmina Evers I Robert Andrew Ferguson Roger Paul Flatt I Kimberly Lane Fleming I Ricky Eugene Fleming Cynthia Lyn Forsythe I Rita Jean Fowler I James Thomas Gieske, 117 118 Lawrence Wayne Gieske I Stephen Wade Gieske I Nancy Elizabeth Gilley Roy Donald Gilley I Sheila Diane Gillespie I Timothy Dale Gillespie Roger Carson Gulley Karen Sheree Hanson Syble Ann Hamm Samuel Seth Hall Richard Allen Hensley Sherry Gail Hanson Billy Ray Herston Susan Jane Hill Timothy Wayne Hollis Sharon Elizabeth Hollman 119 120 Cynthia Ann Hughes Pamela Carol Hughes Cheryl Lynnette Jackson William Kurt Jansen Lois Yvonne Jolly Joseph Lee Keener Bary Jon Kelly 0 ______ Frederick Allen Kerstiens Stephen John Kerstiens Janne Faye Krick I Sharon Annette Krick I Terry David Laws Darla Faye Littrell I Sherry Lynn Lumpkins I Sandy Lyles Johnson 121 Jo Annette Morton I Marla Kay Mosley Christopher Dean Myrick I Jamie Bradley Neidert Kathy Sue Myers 122 Selena Allyson Newton Louis Joseph Niedergeses Terrye Kay Noblit I Roger Allen Nolan I Charies Spruell Old Marcie Sue Pettus I Brenda Kay Pruett I Phillip Wayne Reedy 123 124 Charles Walter Spires Pamela Joan Springer Reda Springer Timothy Wayne Springer Jennifer Lorraine Stamps Anthony Wade Stephenson Jacqueline Story Stephenson Deborah Lynn Stout Jackie Lynn Taylor Steven Ray Teal George Leonard Troup 126 Top Seniors 127 Each year the American Legion and the American Legion Auxilliary sponsor Boys' State and Girls' State delegates. Representing Loretto High at Boys' State last year were Keith Wray, Barkley White, Steve Kerstiens, John Cobb, and Randy Blair. Representing Loretto High at Girls' State were Cindy Forsythe and Miriam Augustin. The Scholastic Bowl was held at Martin College on April 21, 1978. The students participating in this event were Jamie Neidert, Chris Myrick, Selena Newton, Elizabeth Hollman, Teresa Carl, Neal Hughes, and Mac Weathers. Loretto defeated such teams as Cornersville, Elkton, Elkmont, Clements, Columbia, Lynville, Giles County, and Fayetteville before losing to Columbia in the extra round. Loretto captured 2nd place in the Scholastic Bowl and Athens, Alabama came in 1st place. 128 Senior Banquet And Awards The 1977-78 Senior banquet was held in the Loretto High cafeteria on Thursday, May 18 at 7:00 p.m. The welcome was given by Randy Blair. Billy Ray Herston gave the invocation. The menu consisted of roast beef, baked potatoes, green beans, cut corn, rolls, tea. coffee and icebox pie. Awards were given out by members of the faculty. Entertainment was in the school auditorium and was provided by members of the senior class. The class colors were red and white. The class flower was the red rose. The class motto was “Yesterday is forever gone; tomorrow may never come; today is the day of all days”. Kathie Grooms receives the Shorthand Award. Anita Roberts receives the Bookkeeping Award. Elizabeth Hollman is given the English, History, Home Economics and Biology Awards. i r i ', i 129 Chris Myrick receives the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Susan Rigling is given the Chemistry Award. Vanessa Wright receives the Salutatorian Award. Billy Ray Herston is given the Shorthand Award. Jamie Neidert receives the Valedictorian and Teresa Carl is given the Physics German Awards. Award. 130 Marcie Pettus receives the Cheerleader Award. Spruell Old is given the Welding Award. 131 Entertainment ES3 Jerry Odem receives the General Building Award. Darlene Whitis is given the Citizenship Award. 132 Mark Dean and Bobby Moore receive the Agriculture Awards. Mr. Simbeck addresses the Senior Class. Tommy Gieske receives the Electricity Award. President Randy Blair addresses the Senior class. Sue Gulley is given the Health Occupations Award. Cheryl Jackson receives a special General Building Award. 133 Senior Assembly 1978 Susan Rigling and Selena Newton read the Senior wills. Jamie Neidert and Chris Myrick read the Senior prophecy. Debbie Stout and Miriam Augustin read the Senior history. ADVERTISING Senior Week Activities The 1977-78 Senior week was held May 15-19 with different ways to dress assigned to each day of the week. Monday was Western day. On Tuesday the picnic was held at David Crockett park. Wednesday was 50's day. Thursday was designated as Hillbilly day. Friday was Honor day with the senior assembly held in the gymnasium. Let's shoot the cameraman! 136 Graduation FIFTIETH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM PROCESSIONAL Invocation...............Rev. James Jolly Welcome .......................Randy Blair Greetings, Salutatorian....Vanessa Wright Introduction of Speaker.......Ronnie Owens Commencement Address Dr. Sidney Sandridge President Athens State College Solo...................................Jan Krick Accompanist................Sheila Gillespie Presentation of Diplomas .. .Harley Simbeck Mac Brown Farewell, Valedictorian .....Jamie Neidert Alma Mater .........................Senior Class Benediction..............Rev. James Jolly Randy Blair Welcomes the Guests. 137 Vanessa Wright gives Salutatorian Speech. Jamie Neidert gives Valedictorian Address. Dr. Sidney Sandridge Jan Krick and Sheila Gillespie provide entertainment for graduation. 138 Today’s Goodbye Is Tomorrow’s Hello Graduation is something every student looks forward to yet never believes it will actually come. But on May 30 for 125 members of the class of '78 it finally arrived. Graduation marks the beginning of many events. New experiences, new friends, new places await the 125 graduating seniors. This ceremony, the culmination of twelve years of hard work, brings an end to one period of our lives. We are ready to take our places in jobs or institutions of higher education. We give way to new seniors. We no longer belong to Loretto High. The time has come for us to move on. At last our diplomas! A big relief! Just a few more minutes until the party! 139 Support Our Advertisers Compliments of City of St Joseph P.0. Box 177 St. Joseph, Tennessee 38481 Telephone 615-845-4141 Charles Sandy - Mayor Grady (Jimmy) Burks - vice-mayor Robert B. 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